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#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
#include "config.h"
#endif

#define E_CONNMAN_I_KNOW_THIS_API_IS_SUBJECT_TO_CHANGE 1
#include "connman0_7x/E_Connman.h"
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

#define DBG(...) EINA_LOG_DBG(__VA_ARGS__)
#define INF(...) EINA_LOG_INFO(__VA_ARGS__)
#define WRN(...) EINA_LOG_WARN(__VA_ARGS__)
#define ERR(...) EINA_LOG_ERR(__VA_ARGS__)

static int success = 0;
static int failure = 0;
static Ecore_Timer *exiter = NULL;

static Eina_Bool
_test_string_get(E_Connman_Element *element, const char *name, Eina_Bool (*func)(const E_Connman_Element *element, const char **value))
{
   const char *value;
   Eina_Bool ret;

   INF("BEGIN: testing string get %s of element %s...", name, element->path);
   ret = func(element, &value);
   if (ret)
     INF("SUCCESS: testing string get %s of element %s: %s",
	 name, element->path, value);
   else
     WRN("FAILURE: testing string get %s of element %s",
	 name, element->path);

   return ret;
}

static Eina_Bool
_test_string_array_get(E_Connman_Element *element, const char *name, Eina_Bool (*func)(const E_Connman_Element *element, unsigned int *count, const char ***value))
{
   const char **value;
   unsigned int count;
   Eina_Bool ret;

   INF("BEGIN: testing string array get %s of element %s...",
       name, element->path);
   ret = func(element, &count, &value);
   if (ret)
     {
	INF("SUCCESS: testing string array get %s of element %s: %p[%u]",
	    name, element->path, value, count);
     }
   else
     WRN("FAILURE: testing string get %s of element %s",
	 name, element->path);

   return ret;
}

static Eina_Bool
_test_bool_get(E_Connman_Element *element, const char *name, Eina_Bool (*func)(const E_Connman_Element *element, Eina_Bool *value))
{
   Eina_Bool value, ret;

   INF("BEGIN: testing Eina_Bool get %s of element %s...", name, element->path);
   ret = func(element, &value);
   if (ret)
     INF("SUCCESS: testing Eina_Bool get %s of element %s: %hhu",
	 name, element->path, value);
   else
     WRN("FAILURE: testing Eina_Bool get %s of element %s",
	 name, element->path);

   return ret;
}

static Eina_Bool
_test_uchar_get(E_Connman_Element *element, const char *name, Eina_Bool (*func)(const E_Connman_Element *element, unsigned char *value))
{
   unsigned char value;
   Eina_Bool ret;

   INF("BEGIN: testing uchar get %s of element %s...", name, element->path);
   ret = func(element, &value);
   if (ret)
     INF("SUCCESS: testing uchar get %s of element %s: %hhu",
	 name, element->path, value);
   else
     WRN("FAILURE: testing uchar get %s of element %s",
	 name, element->path);

   return ret;
}

static Eina_Bool
_test_ushort_get(E_Connman_Element *element, const char *name, Eina_Bool (*func)(const E_Connman_Element *element, unsigned short *value))
{
   unsigned short value;
   Eina_Bool ret;

   INF("BEGIN: testing ushort get %s of element %s...", name, element->path);
   ret = func(element, &value);
   if (ret)
     INF("SUCCESS: testing ushort get %s of element %s: %hu",
	 name, element->path, value);
   else
     WRN("FAILURE: testing ushort get %s of element %s",
	 name, element->path);

   return ret;
}

static Eina_Bool
_test_uchar_array_get(E_Connman_Element *element, const char *name, Eina_Bool (*func)(const E_Connman_Element *element, unsigned int *count, unsigned char **value))
{
   unsigned char *value;
   unsigned int count;
   Eina_Bool ret;

   INF("BEGIN: testing uchar array get %s of element %s...",
       name, element->path);
   ret = func(element, &count, &value);
   if (ret)
     {
	INF("SUCCESS: testing uchar array get %s of element %s: %p[%u]",
	    name, element->path, value, count);
	free(value);
     }
   else
     WRN("FAILURE: testing uchar array get %s of element %s",
	 name, element->path);

   return ret;
}

static Eina_Bool
_test_element_get(E_Connman_Element *element, const char *name, Eina_Bool (*func)(const E_Connman_Element *element, E_Connman_Element **value))
{
   E_Connman_Element *value;
   Eina_Bool ret;

   INF("BEGIN: testing element get %s of element %s...", name, element->path);
   ret = func(element, &value);
   if (ret)
     INF("SUCCESS: testing element get %s of element %s: %p",
	 name, element->path, value);
   else
     WRN("FAILURE: testing element get %s of element %s",
	 name, element->path);

   return ret;
}

static Eina_Bool
_test_elements_get(E_Connman_Element *element, const char *name, Eina_Bool (*func)(const E_Connman_Element *element, unsigned int *count, E_Connman_Element ***elements))
{
   E_Connman_Element **value;
   unsigned int count;
   Eina_Bool ret;

   INF("BEGIN: testing elements get %s of element %s...",
       name, element->path);
   ret = func(element, &count, &value);
   if (ret)
     {
	INF("SUCCESS: testing elements get %s of element %s: %p",
	    name, element->path, value);
	free(value);
     }
   else
     WRN("FAILURE: testing elements get %s of element %s",
	 name, element->path);

   return ret;
}

static Eina_Bool
_test_element_get_global(const char *name, Eina_Bool (*func)(E_Connman_Element **value))
{
   E_Connman_Element *value;
   Eina_Bool ret;

   INF("BEGIN: testing element get %s", name);
   ret = func(&value);
   if (ret)
     INF("SUCCESS: testing element get %s: %p", name, value);
   else
     WRN("FAILURE: testing element get %s", name);

   return ret;
}

static Eina_Bool
_test_elements_get_global(const char *name, Eina_Bool (*func)(unsigned int *count, E_Connman_Element ***elements))
{
   E_Connman_Element **value;
   unsigned int count;
   Eina_Bool ret;

   INF("BEGIN: testing elements get %s", name);
   ret = func(&count, &value);
   if (ret)
     {
	INF("SUCCESS: testing elements get %s: %p", name, value);
	free(value);
     }
   else
     WRN("FAILURE: testing elements get %s", name);

   return ret;
}

static Eina_Bool
_test_string_get_global(const char *name, Eina_Bool (*func)(const char **value))
{
   const char *value;
   Eina_Bool ret;

   INF("BEGIN: testing string get %s...", name);
   ret = func(&value);
   if (ret)
     INF("SUCCESS: testing string get %s: %s", name, value);
   else
     WRN("FAILURE: testing string get %s", name);

   return ret;
}

static Eina_Bool
_test_bool_get_global(const char *name, Eina_Bool (*func)(Eina_Bool *value))
{
   Eina_Bool value, ret;

   INF("BEGIN: testing Eina_Bool get %s...", name);
   ret = func(&value);
   if (ret)
     INF("SUCCESS: testing Eina_Bool get %s: %hhu", name, value);
   else
     WRN("FAILURE: testing Eina_Bool get %s", name);

   return ret;
}

static Eina_Bool
_test_strings_get_global(const char *name, Eina_Bool (*func)(unsigned int *count, const char ***elements))
{
   const char **value;
   unsigned int count;
   Eina_Bool ret;

   INF("BEGIN: testing strings get %s", name);
   ret = func(&count, &value);
   if (ret)
     {
	INF("SUCCESS: testing strings get %s: %p", name, value);
	free(value);
     }
   else
     WRN("FAILURE: testing strings get %s", name);

   return ret;
}

struct test_desc
{
   const char *name;
   enum {
     TEST_DESC_TYPE_STRING_GET,
     TEST_DESC_TYPE_STRING_ARRAY_GET,
     TEST_DESC_TYPE_BOOL_GET,
     TEST_DESC_TYPE_UCHAR_GET,
     TEST_DESC_TYPE_USHORT_GET,
     TEST_DESC_TYPE_UCHAR_ARRAY_GET,
     TEST_DESC_TYPE_ELEMENT_GET,
     TEST_DESC_TYPE_ELEMENTS_GET,
     TEST_DESC_TYPE_ELEMENT_GET_GLOBAL,
     TEST_DESC_TYPE_ELEMENTS_GET_GLOBAL,
     TEST_DESC_TYPE_STRING_GET_GLOBAL,
     TEST_DESC_TYPE_BOOL_GET_GLOBAL,
     TEST_DESC_TYPE_STRINGS_GET_GLOBAL,
     TEST_DESC_TYPE_LAST
   } type;
   union {
      Eina_Bool (*string_get)(const E_Connman_Element *element, const char **value);
      Eina_Bool (*string_array_get)(const E_Connman_Element *element, unsigned int *count, const char ***value);
      Eina_Bool (*bool_get)(const E_Connman_Element *element, Eina_Bool *value);
      Eina_Bool (*uchar_get)(const E_Connman_Element *element, unsigned char *value);
      Eina_Bool (*ushort_get)(const E_Connman_Element *element, unsigned short*value);
      Eina_Bool (*uchar_array_get)(const E_Connman_Element *element, unsigned int *count, unsigned char **value);
      Eina_Bool (*element_get)(const E_Connman_Element *element, E_Connman_Element **value);
      Eina_Bool (*elements_get)(const E_Connman_Element *element, unsigned int *count, E_Connman_Element ***elements);
      Eina_Bool (*element_get_global)(E_Connman_Element **element);
      Eina_Bool (*elements_get_global)(unsigned int *count, E_Connman_Element ***elements);
      Eina_Bool (*string_get_global)(const char **value);
      Eina_Bool (*bool_get_global)(Eina_Bool *value);
      Eina_Bool (*strings_get_global)(unsigned int *count, const char ***strings);
      void *dummy;
   } func;
   Eina_Bool may_fail;
};

#define TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(_func, may_fail)				\
  {#_func, TEST_DESC_TYPE_STRING_GET, .func.string_get=_func, may_fail}
#define TEST_DESC_STRING_ARRAY_GET(_func, may_fail)				\
  {#_func, TEST_DESC_TYPE_STRING_ARRAY_GET, .func.string_array_get=_func, may_fail}
#define TEST_DESC_BOOL_GET(_func, may_fail)				\
  {#_func, TEST_DESC_TYPE_BOOL_GET, .func.bool_get=_func, may_fail}
#define TEST_DESC_UCHAR_GET(_func, may_fail)				\
  {#_func, TEST_DESC_TYPE_UCHAR_GET, .func.uchar_get=_func, may_fail}
#define TEST_DESC_USHORT_GET(_func, may_fail)				\
  {#_func, TEST_DESC_TYPE_USHORT_GET, .func.ushort_get=_func, may_fail}
#define TEST_DESC_UCHAR_ARRAY_GET(_func, may_fail)			\
  {#_func, TEST_DESC_TYPE_UCHAR_ARRAY_GET, .func.uchar_array_get=_func, may_fail}
#define TEST_DESC_ELEMENT_GET(_func, may_fail)				\
  {#_func, TEST_DESC_TYPE_ELEMENT_GET, .func.element_get=_func, may_fail}
#define TEST_DESC_ELEMENTS_GET(_func, may_fail)				\
  {#_func, TEST_DESC_TYPE_ELEMENTS_GET, .func.elements_get=_func, may_fail}
#define TEST_DESC_ELEMENT_GET_GLOBAL(_func, may_fail)			\
  {#_func, TEST_DESC_TYPE_ELEMENT_GET_GLOBAL, .func.element_get_global=_func, may_fail}
#define TEST_DESC_ELEMENTS_GET_GLOBAL(_func, may_fail)			\
  {#_func, TEST_DESC_TYPE_ELEMENTS_GET_GLOBAL, .func.elements_get_global=_func, may_fail}
#define TEST_DESC_STRING_GET_GLOBAL(_func, may_fail)			\
  {#_func, TEST_DESC_TYPE_STRING_GET_GLOBAL, .func.string_get_global=_func, may_fail}
#define TEST_DESC_BOOL_GET_GLOBAL(_func, may_fail)			\
  {#_func, TEST_DESC_TYPE_BOOL_GET_GLOBAL, .func.bool_get_global=_func, may_fail}
#define TEST_DESC_STRINGS_GET_GLOBAL(_func, may_fail)			\
  {#_func, TEST_DESC_TYPE_STRINGS_GET_GLOBAL, .func.strings_get_global=_func, may_fail}
#define TEST_DESC_SENTINEL {NULL, TEST_DESC_TYPE_LAST, .func.dummy=NULL}

static Eina_Bool
_test_element(E_Connman_Element *element, const struct test_desc *test_descs)
{
   const struct test_desc *itr;
   int total, ok = 0, fail = 0;
   Eina_Bool ret = EINA_TRUE;

   for (itr = test_descs; itr->type != TEST_DESC_TYPE_LAST; itr++)
     {
	Eina_Bool r;

	switch (itr->type)
	  {
	   case TEST_DESC_TYPE_STRING_GET:
	      r = _test_string_get(element, itr->name, itr->func.string_get);
	      break;
	   case TEST_DESC_TYPE_STRING_ARRAY_GET:
	      r = _test_string_array_get
		(element, itr->name, itr->func.string_array_get);
	      break;
	   case TEST_DESC_TYPE_BOOL_GET:
	      r = _test_bool_get(element, itr->name, itr->func.bool_get);
	      break;
	   case TEST_DESC_TYPE_UCHAR_GET:
	      r = _test_uchar_get(element, itr->name, itr->func.uchar_get);
	      break;
	   case TEST_DESC_TYPE_USHORT_GET:
	      r = _test_ushort_get(element, itr->name, itr->func.ushort_get);
	      break;
	   case TEST_DESC_TYPE_UCHAR_ARRAY_GET:
	      r = _test_uchar_array_get
		(element, itr->name, itr->func.uchar_array_get);
	      break;
	   case TEST_DESC_TYPE_ELEMENT_GET:
	      r = _test_element_get
		(element, itr->name, itr->func.element_get);
	      break;
	   case TEST_DESC_TYPE_ELEMENTS_GET:
	      r = _test_elements_get
		(element, itr->name, itr->func.elements_get);
	      break;
	   case TEST_DESC_TYPE_ELEMENT_GET_GLOBAL:
	      r = _test_element_get_global
		(itr->name, itr->func.element_get_global);
	      break;
	   case TEST_DESC_TYPE_ELEMENTS_GET_GLOBAL:
	      r = _test_elements_get_global
		(itr->name, itr->func.elements_get_global);
	      break;
	   case TEST_DESC_TYPE_STRING_GET_GLOBAL:
	      r = _test_string_get_global
		(itr->name, itr->func.string_get_global);
	      break;
	   case TEST_DESC_TYPE_BOOL_GET_GLOBAL:
	      r = _test_bool_get_global
		(itr->name, itr->func.bool_get_global);
	      break;
	   case TEST_DESC_TYPE_STRINGS_GET_GLOBAL:
	      r = _test_strings_get_global
		(itr->name, itr->func.strings_get_global);
	      break;
	   default:
	      ERR("unknown test type %d (%s)", itr->type, itr->name);
	      r = 0;
	      break;
	  }

	if (r || itr->may_fail)
	  ok++;
	else
	  {
	     ERR("test failed %s, element %s [%s]",
		 itr->name, element->path, element->interface);
	     fail++;
	     ret = EINA_FALSE;
	  }
     }

   total = ok + failure;
   success += ok;
   failure += fail;
   if (total == 0)
     {
	INF("no tests for %s [%s]", element->path, element->interface);
	return EINA_TRUE;
     }

   INF("testing %s success: %d, failure: %d: %d%% [%s]",
       element->path, ok, fail, (ok * 100) / total,
       element->interface);

   return ret;
}

static const struct test_desc test_desc_manager[] = {
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET_GLOBAL(e_connman_manager_state_get, 0),
  TEST_DESC_BOOL_GET_GLOBAL(e_connman_manager_offline_mode_get, 0),
  //TEST_DESC_STRING_SET_GLOBAL(e_connman_manager_request_scan, 0),
  //TEST_DESC_BOOL_SET_GLOBAL(e_connman_manager_offline_mode_set, 0),
  TEST_DESC_ELEMENTS_GET_GLOBAL(e_connman_manager_profiles_get, 0),
  TEST_DESC_ELEMENTS_GET_GLOBAL(e_connman_manager_services_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET_GLOBAL(e_connman_manager_technology_default_get, 0),
  TEST_DESC_STRINGS_GET_GLOBAL(e_connman_manager_technologies_available_get, 0),
  TEST_DESC_STRINGS_GET_GLOBAL(e_connman_manager_technologies_enabled_get, 0),
  TEST_DESC_STRINGS_GET_GLOBAL(e_connman_manager_technologies_connected_get, 0),
  TEST_DESC_ELEMENT_GET_GLOBAL(e_connman_manager_profile_active_get, 0),
  TEST_DESC_SENTINEL
};

static const struct test_desc test_desc_profile[] = {
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(e_connman_profile_name_get, 1),
  //TEST_DESC_STRING_SET(e_connman_profile_name_set, 1),
  TEST_DESC_BOOL_GET(e_connman_profile_offline_mode_get, 0),
  //TEST_DESC_BOOL_SET(e_connman_profile_offline_mode_set, 0),
  TEST_DESC_ELEMENTS_GET(e_connman_profile_services_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_SENTINEL
};

static const struct test_desc test_desc_service[] = {
  /* TODO: need to check exactly what properties may fail */
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(e_connman_service_state_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(e_connman_service_error_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(e_connman_service_name_get, 0),
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(e_connman_service_type_get, 0),
  TEST_DESC_STRING_ARRAY_GET(e_connman_service_security_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(e_connman_service_passphrase_get, 1),
  //TEST_DESC_STRING_SET(e_connman_service_passphrase_set, 1),
  TEST_DESC_BOOL_GET(e_connman_service_passphrase_required_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_UCHAR_GET(e_connman_service_strength_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_BOOL_GET(e_connman_service_favorite_get, 0),
  TEST_DESC_BOOL_GET(e_connman_service_immutable_get, 0),
  TEST_DESC_BOOL_GET(e_connman_service_auto_connect_get, 0),
  //TEST_DESC_BOOL_SET(e_connman_service_auto_connect_set, 1),
  TEST_DESC_BOOL_GET(e_connman_service_roaming_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(e_connman_service_ipv4_method_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(e_connman_service_ipv4_address_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(e_connman_service_ipv4_gateway_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(e_connman_service_ipv4_netmask_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(e_connman_service_ipv4_configuration_method_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(e_connman_service_ipv4_configuration_address_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(e_connman_service_ipv4_configuration_gateway_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(e_connman_service_ipv4_configuration_netmask_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(e_connman_service_ethernet_method_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_STRING_GET(e_connman_service_ethernet_address_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_USHORT_GET(e_connman_service_ethernet_mtu_get, 1),
  TEST_DESC_SENTINEL
};

static Eina_Bool
_quit(__UNUSED__ void *data)
{
   ecore_main_loop_quit();
   return ECORE_CALLBACK_CANCEL;
}

static Eina_Bool
_on_exiter(__UNUSED__ void *data)
{
   e_connman_system_shutdown();
   ecore_idle_enterer_add(_quit, NULL);
   exiter = NULL;
   return ECORE_CALLBACK_CANCEL;
}

static void
_exiter_reschedule(void)
{
   if (exiter)
     ecore_timer_del(exiter);
   exiter = ecore_timer_add(10, _on_exiter, NULL);
}

struct test_element_timer_data
{
   E_Connman_Element *element;
   Ecore_Timer *timer;
};

static Eina_Bool
_test_element_timer(void *data)
{
   struct test_element_timer_data *d = data;
   E_Connman_Element *element = d->element;

   if (e_connman_element_is_profile(element))
     _test_element(element, test_desc_profile);
   else if (e_connman_element_is_manager(element))
     _test_element(element, test_desc_manager);
   else if (e_connman_element_is_service(element))
     _test_element(element, test_desc_service);
   else
     ERR("!!! don't know how to test %s [%s]",
	 element->path, element->interface);

   _exiter_reschedule();

   d->timer = NULL;
   return ECORE_CALLBACK_CANCEL;
}

static void
_element_listener(void *data, __UNUSED__ const E_Connman_Element *element)
{
   struct test_element_timer_data *d = data;
   if (d->timer)
     ecore_timer_del(d->timer);
   d->timer = ecore_timer_add(1.0, _test_element_timer, d);
   _exiter_reschedule();
}

static void
_element_listener_free(void *data)
{
   struct test_element_timer_data *d = data;
   if (d->timer)
     ecore_timer_del(d->timer);
   free(d);
}

static Eina_Bool
_on_element_add(__UNUSED__ void *data, __UNUSED__ int type, void *info)
{
   E_Connman_Element *element = info;
   struct test_element_timer_data *d;

   d = malloc(sizeof(*d));
   if (!d)
     return ECORE_CALLBACK_PASS_ON;

   d->element = element;
   d->timer = ecore_timer_add(1.0, _test_element_timer, d);
   e_connman_element_listener_add
     (element, _element_listener, d, _element_listener_free);

   return ECORE_CALLBACK_PASS_ON;
}

static Eina_Bool
_on_element_del(__UNUSED__ void *data, __UNUSED__ int type, __UNUSED__ void *info)
{
   return ECORE_CALLBACK_PASS_ON;
}

static Eina_Bool
_on_element_updated(__UNUSED__ void *data, __UNUSED__ int type, __UNUSED__ void *info)
{
   return ECORE_CALLBACK_PASS_ON;
}

int
main(__UNUSED__ int argc, __UNUSED__ char *argv[])
{
   E_DBus_Connection *c;
   int total;

   ecore_init();
   e_dbus_init();
   eina_init();

   c = e_dbus_bus_get(DBUS_BUS_SYSTEM);
   if (!c) {
      printf("ERROR: can't connect to system session\n");
      return -1;
   }

   e_connman_system_init(c);
   ecore_event_handler_add(E_CONNMAN_EVENT_ELEMENT_ADD, _on_element_add, NULL);
   ecore_event_handler_add(E_CONNMAN_EVENT_ELEMENT_DEL, _on_element_del, NULL);
   ecore_event_handler_add(E_CONNMAN_EVENT_ELEMENT_UPDATED,
			   _on_element_updated, NULL);

   _exiter_reschedule();

   ecore_main_loop_begin();

   e_dbus_connection_close(c);
   eina_stringshare_dump();
   eina_shutdown();
   e_dbus_shutdown();
   ecore_shutdown();

   total = success + failure;
   if (total == 0)
     fputs("DBG: clean exit, no tests executed.\n", stderr);
   else
     fprintf(stderr, "DBG: clean exit, success: %d, failure: %d, %d%%\n",
	     success, failure, (success * 100) / total);

   return 0;
}


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Nikola Grbić– em sérvio Никола Грбић (Zrenjanin, 6 de setembro de 1973)- é um jogador de voleibol sérvio que atua como levantador. Pela antiga seleção da Iugoslávia, Grbić foi campeão olímpico em Sydney 2000 e conquistou a medalha de bronze em Atlanta 1996;  além disso, foi vice-campeão mundial em 1998 e venceu o Campeonato Europeu em 2001. É irmão mais novo de Vladimir Grbić, que também foi um grande jogador da sua seleção.

Carreira

Principais títulos

Clubes
 Campeonato Iugoslavo de Voleibol: 1994
 Copa da Iugoslávia: 1994
 Supercopa da Europa: 1997
 Liga dos Campeões da CEV: 2000
 Campeonato Italiano: 2008
 Copa da Itália: 1999 e 2000
 Top Teams Cup: 2006

Seleção
 Jogos Olímpicos: 2000
 Campeonato Europeu de Voleibol: 2001

Individuais
 Melhor levantador do Campeonato Europeu: 2001, 2003 e 2005
 Melhor levantador da Copa do Mundo: 2003
 Melhor levantador da Liga Mundial: 2009

Ligações externas

Voleibolistas da Iugoslávia
Voleibolistas da Sérvia
Voleibolistas nos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 1996
Voleibolistas nos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 2000
Voleibolistas nos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 2004
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My boyfriend and I attended my cousin's wedding in April 2017 and once we saw the pictures, we were devastated. There are only so many mirrors to avoid and there's a limit to how many times you kindly ask someone to take a photo of you form "just the neck up, please." These photos were full body and they were eye opening. We both decided we needed to get ourselves together.
Brief summary of how you lost the weight: counting calories, Weight Watchers, Whole30, etc.
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Home Church Missions YouVersion Bible App Reveals 2018's Most Popular Verse
YouVersion Bible App Reveals 2018's Most Popular Verse
According to the makers of the YouVersion Bible App, Isaiah 41:10 is the most shared, bookmarked, and highlighted verse this year.
The verse reads, "Don't be afraid, for I am with you. Don't be discouraged, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you. I will hold you up with my victorious right hand." Last year, the most popular Bible verse was Joshua 1:9 which says, "This is my command: be strong and courageous! Do not be afraid or discouraged. For the Lord your God is with you wherever you go".
"Don't be afraid, for I am with you. Don't be discouraged, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you. I will hold you up with my victorious right hand."
Since its launch ten years ago, YouVersion Bible app has been downloaded over 350 million times worldwide. It offers over 1800 versions available in more than 1250 languages. This year, users listened to about 4.2 billion chapters, while 27.2 billion were read. This is 40% and 62% year-over-year growth.
In a statement, YouVersion founder Bobby Gruenewald said the data revealed that people all over the world still rely on reading the Bible to find hope, comfort, and encouragement. "We're humbled that 10 years after its release, people continue to use the YouVersion Bible App in record numbers to connect with God's Word."
Overall, Bible engagement is growing quickly. For instance, the app recently added a Japanese version and saw 104% year-over-year growth of Bible engagement in Japan. Romania also posted an increase of 100%. The fastest-growing countries in terms of Bible engagement are Chile (79%) and Argentina (60%). The app likewise posted an increase of 27% in daily active users compared to 2017. The app comes with Bible Plans that help users develop the habit of reading the Bible every day. This year, the users finished over 950 million Bible Plans. This translates to an increase of 59% compared to figures last year.
this generation is on track to becoming the most engaged with the Bible.
Since its release in 2013, YouVersion's Bible App for Kids has seen continuous growth. It now offers animated stories and interactive games in 42 languages. This year, the app saw an increase of 55% in the number of apps installed, reaching almost 27 million devices all over the world.
According to Gruenewald, this generation is on track to becoming the most engaged with the Bible. They also think that new technologies are needed to further help kids and adults alike in connecting with the Scripture.
Gruenewalk likewise added that while many have the ability to read the Bible, there are a lot of people who don't have the opportunity. That's why they're releasing Bible versions in different languages. "We're honored to be a part of how God is reaching people around the globe through His Word, and we're eager to see how Bible-engaged people make a difference in this world for decades to come," he added.
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Q: Batch apex class to update all the account records daily(update field description on account) Here is the code
 global class TestBatchClass implements Database.Batchable <sobject>{
    String query;
    global Database.querylocator start(Database.BatchableContext BC){
        Query = 'Select id,name,Description from account';
        return Database.getQueryLocator(query);
    }
    global void execute(Database.BatchableContext BC, List<sobject> scope){
        List<account> accList = new List<account>();
        for(account s : scope){
            s.Description = 'Updated in batch apex class';
            accList.add(s);
        }
        update accList;
    }
    global void finish(Database.BatchableContext BC){
        //comment - finish method can remain blank
    }
}

Getting this error :

Error in line 9: Invalid loop variable type expected SObject was Account

A: The easiest way to get around this error is changing the execute's method signature to this; global void execute(Database.BatchableContext BC, List<Account> scope)
You can also cast the sObject to an Account object but it's not necessary in this case since you're only updating accounts.

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Among the following, the suitable reagents for the given transformation is:
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H2, pd / C
H2N-NH2 / KOH, Δ
NaBH4 / Cecl3.7H2O
Li / Liq.NH3
Option 3 : NaBH4 / Cecl3.7H2O
Lindlar catalyst is a "poisoned" metal catalyst that performs hydrogenations of alkynes in the presence of hydrogen gas (H2).
By "poisoned", it lacks the normal activity associated with palladium catalysts for reducing double bonds.
The formula Lindlar catalyst is H2 / Pd / CaCO3.
It is used for alkyne hydrogenation to mould cis alkene as hydrogenation using H2 / Pd would directly create alkanes and therefore CaCo3 will be used as a pesticide to avoid further hydrogenation and thus form an alkene.
Li / Liq.NH3 is used in Birch reduction generally to reduce a double bond. But here the double bond is intact, so it is not the suitable agent for the conversion.
The reaction of the carbonyl with hydrazine leads to the formation of hydrazine derivatives.
The hydrazine derivatives on further treatment with KOH and Δ leads to the formation of alkanes.
NaBH4 / Cecl3.7H2O is used in Luche Reduction. It is a selective 1,2 reduction of enones.
CeCl3 is a lewis acid for the methanolysis of NaBH4, as a result of which various methoxyborohydrides are formed which are harder reagents and therefore carries the reaction selectively.
The mechanism is given below:
Therefore, the suitable reagent for the conversion is:NaBH4 / Cecl3.7H2O
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After my show at the Hilton in Liverpool last night I feel the need to write something to try and explain any confusion with the show that was advertised.
Last year, I was booked at the Liverpool Hilton as a Michael Buble tribute. As the date drew closer I was contacted to say that booking numbers were poor and the show was either gonna have to be cancelled or rescheduled. For me, this was a bit of a realisation that the whole Buble tribute thing seems to be losing its appeal. With so many Buble tributes out there – not to mention the god-awful ones – everyone must be getting a bit tired of it all now. Luckily for me it presented an opportunity to suggest something else. I opted to be rescheduled but on the understanding that it would be a Crooner Legends Tribute Show featuring the likes of Matt Monro, Sinatra, Scott Walker, Elvis, Engelbert etc, along with a bit of Buble, of course!
When I checked the Hilton's Facebook page I was mortified to see my face being advertised with the words 'RAT PACK NIGHT' next to it. I contacted the agent to remind them that this wasn't what I originally suggested emphasising that I wasn't a Rat Pack tribute, that being a completely different kind of show featuring songs that I don't sing. They were reluctant to change the advert as people had already booked adding it was of a 'similar feel' and it would be fine – clearly not understanding that a tribute to the Rat Pack would have to include at least three crooners. I felt the need to add a comment on their Facebook page to point out the difference in the hope it would clear up any confusion to anyone wanting to come and see the show.
I was really worried that people who booked this would complain that it wasn't what they expected. So, last night while setting up, I was made aware of some people who had already complained that the show wasn't going to be as advertised. I tried to assure them that if they loved the old crooners that they would have a great night. Luckily for me they did, along with the rest of the audience who were absolutely fantastic, with lots of great feedback at the end of the night. I think everyone enjoyed my tributes and the songs I sang.
I hope anyone who came to see it expecting something completely different wasn't too disappointed. I also hope that if the Hilton would like to do it again it will be advertised correctly so everyone knows what to expect so I don't feel the need to explain any misunderstandings. For me, it was another great opportunity to sing some classic songs by my old favourites to a very lovely and appreciative audience.


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Lilian Baker Carlisle (1912- ) was born in Meridian, Mississippi, and has been an active contributor to Vermont's cultural political science as a state representative, lecturer and author. This collection consists of correspondence, papers and scrapbooks covering a broad range of topics, including material on the state bicentennial, Burlington area health services and Chittenden County historical interests.
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Society 4.0 – Resolving eight key issues to build a citizens society
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'Society 4.0 – Resolving eight key issues to build a citizens society' is meant to provide inspiration for those who wish to build a vital and hopeful future for the next generations.
In envisioning a different and better society, Bob de Wit explores the emerging possibilities of new technologies, collects and examines 'weak signals' and evaluates numerous new societal initiatives and future visions. Bob de Wit aims to inspire readers to join his venture and build a 'Citizens Society'. Bob has opened the webpage www.society4th.org to build a citizens community and create a citizens society for the future.
"This book is a timely warning of the major societal risks posed by technological developments in the long run. corporate leaders should pay heed to the analyses and observations in this book and take on the responsibility for building a better society." – Prof. Jan Peter Balkenende, Former Prime Minister of the Netherlands (2002 – 2010); Professor of Governance, Institutions and Internationalization, Erasmus University Rotterdam; External Senior Advisor to EY; chairman of the Dutch Sustainable Growth Coalition
"The world of tomorrow requires us to 'look differently' at ourselves today. This book invites you to consider the issues facing us as a society from a new perspective." – Trudy Huisman, Chairman of the Economic Board Zwolle Region; non-executive board member of several organisations; former Executive Director of Rabobank
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Bob de Wit is a visionary academic and Professor of Strategic Leadership at the Nyenrode Center for Strategy, Organization & Leadership. His main research topic is the transformation of companies, industries and societies in relation to digital technologies, biotechnology and sustainable energy solutions. Bob is a globally recognised inspirational speaker, delivering presentations and keynote addressesto large audiences. His aim is to prepare private and public leaders for the economic ad societal revolution in the years ahead.
Bob de wit is the founding director (1998) of Strategy Works, a strategy consulting firm and Strategy Academy, which designs and delivers in-company (digital) leadership programmes.
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Just put them on my 2017 M8 Road King. This bike has a stage III 114″ set up using Harley's Screaming Eagle mufflers. The fit and finish is perfect. The bike is in my basement for the long NH winter. I will repost in the spring after another Dyno Pull and on the sound. It makes 133 TQ and 122.1 HP now, I have them on a 2014 limited and they really helped the bike soundwise and performance. They took me 4 hrs to install including boxing up the old exhaust and waxing both.


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Effect of protein and carbohydrate feed concentrations on the growth and composition of black soldier fly ( Hermetia illucens ) larvae
J.J.A. Beniers, R.I. Graham
Black soldier flies (Hermetia illucens) can be used for a wide range of applications, from screening their anti-microbial properties, entomophagy through to waste management. Although the use of black soldier flies for these purposes has been widely studied, mass-rearing black soldier flies is still in the preliminary phase. This study focussed on the nutritional composition of black soldier fly larvae over the course of their life history, and the impact of manipulating dietary protein and carbohydrate on the growth and composition (protein and fat) of the larvae. Larvae were collected every 24 h over the course of this life-stage to test for differences in composition. To test the effect of dietary protein and carbohydrate differences, larvae were fed 25 diets with varying concentrations of protein and carbohydrates. Overall, the composition of larvae changed very little over their life history, with the higher concentration of protein mostly observed in the earlier instars of the larvae. The pre-pupal stage reduced the fresh and dry weight of the larvae, whereas the ash concentration was very stable throughout their life history. Both dietary protein and dietary carbohydrate had a significant effect on the fresh and dry weight of the larvae, but dietary protein was a stronger indicator of larval fresh and dry weight than dietary carbohydrate. Larval composition was also influenced by the feed-type, with heavier larvae producing significantly more fat than the lighter ones
Journal of Insects as Food and Feed
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Beniers, J. J. A., & Graham, R. I. (2019). Effect of protein and carbohydrate feed concentrations on the growth and composition of black soldier fly ( Hermetia illucens ) larvae. Journal of Insects as Food and Feed, 5(3), 193-199. https://doi.org/10.3920/jiff2018.0001
Beniers, J.J.A. ; Graham, R.I. / Effect of protein and carbohydrate feed concentrations on the growth and composition of black soldier fly ( Hermetia illucens ) larvae. In: Journal of Insects as Food and Feed. 2019 ; Vol. 5, No. 3. pp. 193-199.
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Citation: Blackwell, T. L., Leierer, S., Haupt, S., & Kampotsis, A. (2003). Predictors of vocational rehabilitation return to work outcomes in workers compensation. Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, 46 (2), 108-114.
Authors: Blackwell, T. L., Leierer, S., Haupt, S., & Kampotsis, A.
Background: Almost half of individuals who sustain a disabling injury do not return to work. The costs to businesses in 1998 providing compensation and medical care to these individuals was $41.7 million . These mounting costs mean that Return to Work (RTW) is very important, and increasing the proportion of people who do will save money in the long run and provide a better life for the people with the disabilities.
Purpose: The goal of the study was to predict what factors may assist and encourage a person who was disabled in the course of their job to return to working, either at their original job or somewhere else.
Setting: The study looked at data from 502 injured workers in Montana who received worker's compensation benefits, were insured under the State Compensation Insurance Fund (SCIF), and had a designated Vocational Rehabilitation provider.
Data collection and analysis: Information was taken from the workers' case files, and divided into two main groups based on whether the injury occurred before or after July 1st, 1987. After that date, a worker's compensation law had gone into effect requiring workers' compensation insurance to provide vocational rehabilitation. The data was analyzed with a number of statistical tests, such as a goodness-of-fit test and logistic regression.
Conclusions: The study provided an updated model for predicting the likelihood of workers returning to work after a workplace injury, and we hope that this study encourages other researchers to investigate more factors.


To help organize and structure the mail merge process, Word provides the Mail Merge Wizard task pane, shown in Figure 17.1. The Mail Merge Wizard task pane guides you step-by-step through a mail merge. To open it, choose Tools, Letters and Mailings, Mail Merge Wizard.
Figure 17.1. The Mail Merge Wizard task pane, as it appears when you begin a mail merge.
In the first window of the Mail Merge Wizard task pane, you choose the type of mail merge you want to create: Letters, E-mail Messages, Envelopes, Labels, or a Directory. When you've done so, click Next: Starting Document.
To combine any type of standard text with unique information that is listed in a separate document, follow the steps for letters. You can use this basic process to create legal documents, contracts, and many other types of customizable documents. To print a list of information from a database in a single document, such as a parts list or a membership directory, follow the steps for directories.
If you are working on a mailing that requires both a form letter and a set of envelopes or labels, create the form letter first and use the same merge settings later to create your envelopes or mailing labels. This way, you can make sure that you print corresponding labels or envelopes for each letter and that the labels or envelopes print in the same order.
Most of the process of merging is identical regardless of which type of merge document you are creating. The next several sections walk through the merge process in the context of merging letters. Wherever the process varies for a different type of document, we will present the key differences and nuances.


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Home GUYANA China Donates US$2.6M Worth of Vehicles and Equipment to Guyana Police Force
China Donates US$2.6M Worth of Vehicles and Equipment to Guyana Police Force
Granger Promises to Ensure Guyana is Secured Against Local and Transnational Crimes
Georgetown, Guyana – As threats to human safety and public security continue to increase in number and complexity, the Government will spare no effort and seek support to ensure that the Guyana Police Force (GPF) is adequately equipped to confront and overcome these challenges at the national level and the levels of the community and the citizen.
This was the promise of President David Granger on Tuesday. He made the remarks at a ceremony to hand over vehicles and equipment valued US$2.6M, donated by the People's Republic of China, one of Guyana's long-standing bilateral partners. The ceremony was held at the GPF's Sports Ground at Eve Leary.
President David Granger speaking at the handing over ceremony.
Noting that Guyana's security infrastructure is inadequate to meet the country's geographical challenges, as well as the threats it faces, Granger said Government, through budgetary allocations and support from international partners has prioritised the equipping and modernising of the GPF.
"We do not have enough aerodromes. We do not have enough bridges, highways and stellings. Yet the Police Force must cover this entire country. How will it do so? The vast areas, long distances and limited communications and transportation assets available to the Police Force restrict its ability to effectively enforce the law everywhere in Guyana. We cannot have a secure country if our borders and our territory is being violated by criminal of transnational crime," the President said.
He added, "An efficient, well-equipped and well-trained Force is needed to confront these threats to human safety. Our country must be secured against local and transnational crime and interpersonal violence."
Recognising these challenges, the Government, with the support of the British Government, has restarted the Security Sector Reform Project, which will be implemented through a formal department in 2018 in order to implement the recommendations, which are currently being drafted.
As part of that project, the GPF will adopt a divisional structure akin to that of the regional structure of the 10 Administrative Regions in Guyana. This will allow every divisional commander to be able to relate to a Regional Democratic Council and every capital town will be the headquarters of a police division; putting an end of a system where one commander has responsibility for three interior regions as currently obtains.
"One region, one division, one division, one commander, that is how it is going to be. The Force's efficiency will be improved further through improved management, training and the provision of more and better equipment. Your Government is committed to ensuring that the Force is given the tools to do the work it is required to do and it is in that context, therefore, that the equipment being presented today by the People's Republic of China to the Guyana Police Force recognises the need to enhance the spatial deployment of the Force to every region in addition to respond to the specific threats to human safety," he said.
The items handed over on Monday include 56 pickups, 44 motor cycles, 35 All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs), five buses, 550 pieces of protective gear, 40 desktop and 30 laptop computers, 10 scanners, 10 printers, 10 photocopy machines, 30 decibel meters and five generating sets.
An initial donation of 30 handheld radio sets, 12 motor cycles, 48 body pack cameras with accessories, four portable power packs and two helmet mounting kits totalling some US$60,000 were handed over in November 2014 under this same programme of cooperation.
The President informed that the vehicles and equipment will be used primarily in the transportation, traffic and communication branches of the Force, the acquisition of which was a matter of high security priority for the Administration.
"I welcome the donation of communications, transportation and electricity generation equipment, which will improve the Force's efficiency. The computers will reinforce the communications network between stations and headquarters; the vehicles will improve the ability of law-enforcement officers to travel to crime scenes and to conduct patrols. The Government of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana thanks the Government of the People's Republic of China for its assistance over the years. The Government and the Force are deeply grateful for the provision of equipment and machinery," he said.
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Table tennis at the 2014 Summer Youth Olympics was held from 17 to 23 August at the Wutaishan Sports Center in Nanjing, China.

Qualification

Each National Olympic Committee (NOC) can enter a maximum of 2 competitors, 1 per each gender. As hosts, China is given the maximum quota should they not qualify an athlete and a further 8 spots, 4 in each gender, will be allocated by the Tripartite Commission, however one spot was unused and was reallocated. The remaining 54 places shall be decided in four qualification phases: the 2014 World Qualification Event, the Under-18 World Rankings, six Road to Nanjing series events and six continental qualification tournaments.

To be eligible to participate at the Youth Olympics athletes must have been born between 1 January 1996 and 31 December 1999.

Boys

Girls

Mixed Team

Schedule

The schedule was released by the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games Organizing Committee.

All times are CST (UTC+8)

Medal summary

Medal table

Events

References

External links
Official Results Book – Table tennis

2014 Summer Youth Olympics events
Youth Summer Olympics
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Q: How to test done part of ajax in jasmine I really like this resource for AJAX in general and it works in terms of testing a success or error function that's within the AJAX parameters.
However, when I instead choose to not have a $.ajax({ ... success: ... }) and choose to have a .done() outside, I'm not sure how to test. Please help amend my simple spec, thanks!
Code
function itWorked() {}

function sendRequest(callbacks, configuration) {
  $.ajax({}).done(function(response) {
    itWorked()
  });
}

Spec
fdescribe("Ajax Tests", function() {
  beforeEach(function() {
    spyOn(window, "itWorked")
    deferred = $.Deferred().done(function() { })
    spyOn($, "ajax").and.callFake(deferred)
    sendRequest()
  })
  it("should work", function() {
    expect($.ajax).toHaveBeenCalled() // pass
    expect(window.itWorked).toHaveBeenCalled(); // fail
  });
});

A: Well, probably the example in the question is not the same you are running local, but it should fail in the line spyOn($, "ajax").and.callFake(deferred) because callFake expect a function and deferred is not. Instead, deferred should be a resolved Promise and use .and.returnValue instead of .and.callFake.
Here is a working example:
  function itWorked() {
    console.log("It worked!!");
  }

  function sendRequest(callbacks, configuration) {
    $.ajax({}).done(function(response) {
      itWorked();
    });
  }

  describe("Ajax Tests", () => {

    beforeEach(function() {
      spyOn(window, "itWorked").and.callThrough();
      deferred = $.Deferred().resolve(); // Call resolve
      spyOn($, "ajax").and.returnValue(deferred); // Use return value
      sendRequest();
    });

    it("should work", function() {
      expect($.ajax).toHaveBeenCalled(); // pass
      expect(window.itWorked).toHaveBeenCalled(); // pass
    });
  });

Note that I've added console.log("It worked!!"); and use .and.callThrough(); just to double check in the console that "It worked!!" was logged.
When calling $.Deferred().resolve() you can pass a mocked response to deal with in your .done or .then callback. Something like .resolve({ success: true }). Check an example here
Hope it helps


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The Sixth Avenue Hotel photographed ca. 1916 by Hugh McKenzie. [Image: UMD Martin Library]
530–532 W. Superior St. | Architect: John J. Wangenstein | Built: 1916 | Lost, 1963
When the Loeb brothers announced in 1907 that they planned to build a fine hotel across from the Lenox, the Duluth News Tribune declared that new buildings like these would soon replace the Bowery. The arrival of the Wisconsin Central Railroad (absorbed by the Soo Line before work was complete) would clear much of the area's blight, including rows of ramshackle wooden buildings and boarding houses along Michigan and Superior Streets. But instead of replacing the Bowery's blight, the Loebs' hotel became part of it.
Architect John Wangenstein's design called for a simple but handsome brick building with adornments limited to quoins, window keystones, some decorative brickwork, and a prominent pediment. It would stand five stories tall (four over Superior Street) and stretch halfway down the avenue. For unknown reasons construction was delayed until 1917. Hotel guests entered along the avenue while the Superior Street level contained three retail storefronts. (Research uncovered no description of the building's interior.) It included a three-story annex occupying a lot below the building along Michigan Street.
Since 1899 that Michigan Street lot had been occupied by just the type of structure the News Tribune hoped the new hotel would replace. The original Sixth Avenue Hotel (built as the Scandia Hotel) developed an unsavory reputation for harboring thieves that preyed upon guests. In 1914 Police Chief Chauncy Troyer declared that "robberies in the place are mostly of the pathetic sort. The majority of the guests are wanderers, and loss of their savings leaves them stranded with no other course than to seek shelter as vagrants."
For its first decade, Finnish immigrants John Vainio and Henry Parssinen operated the "new" Sixth Avenue Hotel, with no newspaper reports of theft—but the clientel changed little. Over the years the Superior Street shops played host to various retail operations, including restaurants, taverns, and clothing stores. The upper floors operated as a hotel throughout the building's life, but it served far more Bowery residents than out-of-town guests.
Prohibition didn't eliminate the Bowery, and following World War II the area became populated by pensionless retirees and troubled young men returning from war, many with alcohol issues. In the 1950s urban renewal projects swept the nation, designed to eliminate blighted areas and increase urban business opportunities as populations moved to suburbs. Duluth's Gateway Urban Renewal Project targeted the Bowery. The city began purchasing and condemning almost every building within the district. The hotel came down in 1964. By 1970 every hostelry and saloon was gone, including the Cleft Hotel, Grace Hotel, Saratoga Hotel, Perovich Hotel, Hill Hotel, Hotel Liberty, Royal Hotel, Park Hotel, First Street Hotel, Fifth Avenue Hotel and Lamplighter Lounge, Rex Hotel and Eagle Tavern, Salena Hotel and Tavern, the Classy Lumberjack Tavern, Green's Crystal Terrace, Pal's Corner Tavern, Soder's Bar, and the original Club Saratoga.


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Is there a way to install java apps in galaxy. I want to install ngpay.
I'm looking for some good tutorials for introducing someone to programming android applications. I'm not new to programming, but i wouldn't say that i'm an expert by any means.
is copilot only for htc devices or can be installed also in galaxy?? i'm gonig to buy tomorrow my galaxy and dropping omnia i900 but a need navigation what would you suggest?
Does anyone know some places that have some good books or video tutorials or just generally good knowledge of creating android apps? If someone can hook me up with some info on at least what I need to know to create android apps that would be very appreciated.


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Tucson Police Chief Chris Magnus offers resignation after man's death
By Astrid Galvan and FOX 10 Staff
The Tucson police chief on Wednesday offered his resignation after the death of a 27-year-old man who died while handcuffed and placed face-down, resulting in the resignation of three officers the chief said had violated department policy. (Courtesy KOLD-TV)
TUCSON, Ariz. - The Tucson police chief on Wednesday offered his resignation after the death of a 27-year-old man who died while handcuffed and placed face-down, resulting in the resignation of three officers the chief said had violated department policy.
Chief Chris Magnus offered his resignation during a news conference a day after the death of Carlos Ingram-Lopez on April 21 became public. The city council and city manager have to approve resignation.
The medical examiner's office didn't determine a manner of death but said Ingram-Lopez had died of sudden cardiac arrest while intoxicated by cocaine and physically restrained.
Ingram-Lopez was face-down on the ground with a blanket over his head when he stopped breathing. Police were at his home after his grandmother called them because he was acting erratically.
Mayor Regina Romero said she was surprised by Magnus' resignation offer and needed to think about it, adding that he has been "an honest and great" police chief.
The case comes as Americans around the country protest police brutality. Ingram-Lopez was Hispanic.
Magnus, who was appointed chief in January 2016, said three of the officers who responded "committed multiple policy violations and failed to handle the incident consistent with their training." The three officers resigned but would have been fired anyway, Magnus said.
The criminal investigation into Ingram-Lopez's death was sent to the county attorney's office, which has yet to determine whether it will file criminal charges against the officers.
A video shown to the press on Wednesday shows Ingram-Lopez running around a dark garage hysterically before officers handcuff him. The video quality is low due to poor lighting, but Ingram-Lopez can be heard thrashing, asking for water numerous times and whimpering as he lays face-down on the ground.
Eventually, an officer puts what appears to be a yellow plastic blanket over his entire body, and adds another blanket soon after.
Ingram-Lopez is heard crying over and over as he's on the ground and covered. After a few minutes, he stops making noise or moving.
Officers administered chest compressions before emergency medical personnel declared him dead on scene.
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Find new donors! Improve donor loyalty! Influence funders! Build enduring funding partnerships! Joanne presents a new paradigm for finding sustainable funding for fundraising professionals, development directors, grant professionals, and executive directors.
Power Your Organization's Fundraising will tell you how to broaden your base of partners by understanding and meeting both your needs and theirs. You will learn about good communication and relationship-building skills. You will explore the role of values and how connecting on the basis of values improves the strength of your partnerships. You will understand different types of revenue streams and the tools needed to accept and receipt them. You will also find out about the larger partnership context and how to influence the larger environment such as the effects of culture, the economy, political systems, and the media. You will then learn how to analyze your partnerships using financial concepts, with plenty of examples of how to predict whether your partnership will be profitable or not. The topic then turns to actually making the deal, both through fair process and fair outcome. The book ends by briefly discussing how to maintain partnerships once they are formed. Partnerships help your organization further its impact. Furthering your impact only helps your organization become more financially stable. Strong organizations that make substantial impact with leveraged resources are attractive to all kinds of funding partners. So your bottom line soars.


Unions concerned with Medicare, Medicaid, the future of the Affordable Care Act and support for public schools, students and teachers are angered by GOP President-elect Donald Trump's picks for the top posts at federal departments dealing with those issues: Rep. Tom Price, R-Ga., for the Department of Health and Human Services and Michigan right wing Heiress to the Amway billions Betsy DeVos for the Education Department.
Trump unveiled DeVos, then Price, as his nominees for the two positions on Nov. 28-29. He also named an Indiana health consultant and protégé of Vice-president-elect Mike Pence to lead the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which runs those two programs.
Price, along with House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., is a leader in the Republican campaign to repeal the ACA and replace it with a GOP plan that would, in essence, turn the nation's health care over to the giant insurance companies again.
Price, though not Trump, also wants to repeal the ACA's ban on insurers refusing to cover people with pre-existing conditions. That's in Price's replacement plan for the ACA – virtually the only such measure any Republican has ever offered. His plan features more insurer "competition" for customers, but little else.
And by making Medicare into vouchers, Price – an orthopedic surgeon—would remove any federal cost controls on medical charges, since federal payments account for a large share of the nation's total health care bill.
DeVos, whose family owns the direct-marketing and selling scheme Amway – and who has made millions from its channeling of payments – is a big giver known for pushing right wing causes in Michigan, including the repeal of teacher tenure and taxpayer-paid vouchers for private school students. The GOP-run state legislature repealed tenure several years ago.
Trump's nod to Price shows the Service Employees and the American Federation of Teachers—who state they're the nation's two largest health care workers' unions – that the incoming president wants to dismantle the ACA, Medicare and Medicaid, risking the health of millions. Left unsaid: House Speaker Ryan wants to turn Medicare into a voucher plan.
"We know comprehensive primary care is essential to the doctor-patient relationship, but Price's proposals would block millions of patients from preventive healthcare – resulting in a worst-case scenario for physicians and their patients," Service Employees President Mary Kay Henry and Dr. Eve Kellner, chair of the union's Interns and Residents sector, said.
"As Republicans rush to repeal the healthcare law with no clear plan to replace it, the health of millions of Americans, including our children and seniors, is at risk. Twenty-two million Americans are at risk of losing their healthcare by January," they warned.
endangered or cut short. Children who can see a doctor thanks to Medicaid would end up instead waiting in emergency rooms.
"During the campaign, Mr. Trump promised seniors that he was a different type of Republican—that he understood the importance of Medicare and would not touch it," said Weingarten. "This nomination of Price makes that promise a nullity. It would appear from this and other nominations that raiding public funds for private profit is a more animating principle to the president-elect than Americans' healthcare and well-being.
"Price would turn programs such as Medicare and Medicaid, relied on by millions, into vouchers and private accounts, while gutting protections for LGBTQ people, women and the most vulnerable Americans," she added.
Fiesta particularly criticized Price's "coupon-care and vouchers" as "a replacement for Medicare." He added "Trump ran on none of these proposals. Trump does not have a mandate to destroy Medicare, a program supported overwhelmingly" across the political spectrum.
The DeVos nomination – plus her inexperience with school systems and her ideology of pushing charter schools and taxpayer paid vouchers – upset Weingarten and Lily Eskelsen-Garcia, a pre-K teacher from Salt Lake City who heads the National Education Association.
Weingarten was even more caustic. "In nominating DeVos, Trump makes it loud and clear his education policy will focus on privatizing, defunding and destroying public education in America," she said.
"DeVos has no meaningful experience in the classroom or in our schools. The sum total of her involvement has been spending her family's wealth in an effort to dismantle public education in Michigan. Every American should be concerned she would impose her reckless and extreme ideology on the nation," Weingarten said.


Portland is becoming a more popular business travel destination as the tech industry expands and more conventions come in to take advantage of no sales tax. But many people (at least those outside of the Pacific Northwest) don't realize that Rose City is also a foodie haven. Walk into almost any restaurant downtown and you will find a tattooed chef serving up amazing, locally sourced, and relatively healthy cuisine…all at a very affordable price. Here are some awesome restaurants to check out on your next trip to Portland.
Power business deals are an everyday occurrence at Imperial, which was opened in 2012 by Vitaly Paley, who has been one of the city's top chefs for decades. This rustic but modern downtown establishment has mastered the arts of grilling and broiling, which it applies to almost everything. Start with a Vieux Carré cocktail and then order the grilled salad followed by the special of the day. If you are around for the weekend, pop in for brunch to enjoy the fry bread with homemade chorizo and soft scrambled eggs, or anything with potatoes Anna.
If you are a mildly adventurous type, head to Andina, a Peruvian restaurant and tapas bar. This is the place locals go for special occasions, and reservations are usually mandatory. Enjoy a pisco sour "Kuong Tong" or a sacsayhuaman (habanero pepper vodka cocktail), and then ask your waiter to bring a selection of tapas. Don't skip the ceviche!
Yelpers describe The Picnic House, located downtown near the concert hall, as "our best overall meal" and "hands down the best place." The menu contains everything form picnic classics (grilled cheese and soup) to short ribs. Start your meal with the roasted cauliflower soup and end it with the Pavlova or the chocolate pudding. If you are there on the right day, you might get to enjoy live jazz with your meal.
The very adventurous will not want to miss the east side's Pok Pok, featuring Thai street food by Northwest superstar chef Andy Ricker. Be prepared for a menu that you don't recognize at all—no pad thai or any other western standards. Instead, your taste buds will be treated to unusual and delicious flavors that you will be fantasizing about long afterward. Order anything you want as long as it's the chicken wings…and the boar collar meat…and the Brussels sprouts…with sticky rice. Pok Pok doesn't take reservations (except for large parties) and it's always packed, so get there early.
For those business travelers who want to escape the bustle for an evening, I'm about to reveal one of the city's best-kept secrets. Vie, located on the Riverplace Marina, is a small French restaurant owned and operated by self-titled "cultural revivalist" Beau Breedlove. With the intimate décor and the excellent soundtrack featuring jazz standards to Edith Piaf, you may find yourself imagining you are sitting in a small café in Paris. The menu combines traditional and updated French classics, and everything is fantastic. If you can visit only once, order the Brussels sprouts, the cassoulet or Chateaubriand, and the gâteau Vie (or the brown butter cake–I can never decide).


Improvisational dancing can be intimidating, but it can also be extremely rewarding and liberating! Students will learn Sa'diyya's secrets of improvisational dancing and come away feeling more confident and ready to take on the challenge of free-styling! This workshop is perfect for dancers who are brand new to improvisational dancing and for dancers who are looking for different ways to approach it. Bring an open mind and leave your fears of judgment at the door!


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When will Dodgers' prospect Walker Buehler be…
When will Dodgers' prospect Walker Buehler be ready to blossom?
The Dodgers' Walker Buehler throws during workouts at Camelback Ranch in Glendale, Ariz., on Sunday, Feb. 25, 2018. (Photo by Kevin Sullivan/Orange County Register/SCNG)
By Bill Plunkett | bplunkett@scng.com | Orange County Register
The Los Angeles Dodgers' Walker Buehler talks with pitching coach Rick Honeycutt during workouts at Camelback Ranch in Glendale on Sunday, Feb. 25, 2018. (Photo by Kevin Sullivan/Orange County Register/SCNG)
Los Angeles Dodgers relief pitcher Walker Buehler throws to the plate against the Colorado Rockies in his major league debut in the eighth inning of a Major League baseball game at Dodger Stadium on Thursday, Sept. 07, 2017 in Los Angeles. (Photo by Keith Birmingham, Pasadena Star-News/SCNG)
The Dodgers do not plan to have Walker Buehler in their rotation to start the season and will handle him with care, but he's clearly someone they envision as part of their rotation for years to come. (Photo by G Fiume, Getty Images)
Los Angeles Dodgers relief pitcher Walker Buehler reacts after giving up a two-run home run to Colorado Rockies' Trevor Story during the fourth inning of a baseball game Friday, Sept. 29, 2017, in Denver. The Rockies won 9-1. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)
Dodgers relief pitcher Walker Buehler throws against the Colorado Rockies during the eighth inning of a baseball game, Thursday, Sept. 7, 2017, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
GLENDALE, Ariz. — They are the orchid bulbs of baseball development – delicate, high-maintenance. But, oh, when they blossom, they are a sight to see.
The Dodgers have had two blue-chip pitching prospects in a row to nurture and try to develop into big-league starters. They handled left-hander Julio Urias with care, putting innings limits and pitch count restrictions on him, even using an elective eye surgery as a means to shut him down for a long stretch of the 2015 season.
That seed has yet to take. The 21-year-old Urias is not expected to pitch until late this season (if at all in 2018) after undergoing serious shoulder surgery last summer.
Now it's Walker Buehler's turn.
Less than three years after he was drafted in the first round and almost immediately underwent Tommy John surgery, Buehler is expected to break into the Dodgers' rotation at some point this season and begin to fulfill the potential that comes with a high-90s fastball and electric pitch mix.
"I think he's in position to help us win games this year," Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman said. "When that is, I don't think we know yet. But I think he's in position to do that."
There are plenty of unknowns with Buehler – as there were with Urias. Foremost is how much of a workload the Dodgers can expect him to handle.
Friedman is reluctant to set any target for starts or innings, saying there are too many factors potentially in play. But Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said in a best-case scenario, 140 to 150 innings "is potentially attainable" for Buehler this season.
"If he's healthy," Roberts said. "If Walker is healthy, good things are going to happen for him and for us."
Unlike Urias, Buehler's has not been a slow build. Signed as a 16-year-old, Urias had 222-1/3 innings over three minor-league seasons before he debuted in the majors in 2016. Two years older, Bueher has a college career behind him. But he has just one full season as a professional – and that ended with him pitching in the major leagues with a chance to make the Dodgers' postseason roster as a reliever.
Major-league hitters were not impressed with Buehler's lofty prospect ranking. He allowed eight runs on 11 hits and eight walks in 9-1/3 innings last September.
"This is a different level. It just is," Buehler said of the lesson he learned. "Those guys are really good. You have to kind of understand more what guys are trying to do against you as opposed to what you can do. Because they've seen it all. It doesn't matter how good you are. They can get you if you make a mistake – even if they're just sitting on the right thing in the right spot."
Buehler remains fully loaded with confidence. But last September also chastened him enough to shape his answer when asked if he feels ready to step into a major-league rotation this year.
"I don't know. There's parts of it that are different," he said. "It's hard to look back on a September where I had a 7.00 ERA and be, 'Oh, I can go out and win 20 games.' But I think getting back to starting and kind of getting back to being myself, all of that helps.
"We'll see. I feel good about it. I feel good about myself on the mound. But there will be ups and downs to it, I imagine, if and when I get to pitch up there."
Upper back tightness provided the Dodgers with good cover to ease Buehler into things this spring. He was almost two weeks behind most of the starting pitchers in camp in hitting the early-spring markers. But he did pitch an inning in a "B" game against the Chicago White Sox on Monday.
GM Farhan Zaidi has already said Buehler is not a candidate to open the season with the Dodgers, raising the possibility of some of the "slow-play" hints from Urias' spring a year ago – time in extended spring camp, a slow buildup in the minors.
"We had some dialogue last year in terms of the schedule I was on as far as going five starts on, one start off," said Buehler who pitched 88-2/3 innings at three minor-league levels last year. "That was something that had been discussed and figured out so they kind of got me ready for it. That's the flip side of being slow-played. Last year, I was really slow-played compared to anything they could do to me this year.
"That's above my pay grade. That's their job. My job is to get outs in whatever city they stick me on a mound. I'm good with that. … I'm 23. I've got some time to kind of feel it out and get as good as I can be to where when I get the chance to do it (in the major leagues) I can do it. That's about all I'm worried about."
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Some day Urias and Buehler might be in the same rotation. For now, Friedman said there is only so much that can be gleaned from the experience with Urias that can benefit the Dodgers as they try to prepare Buehler for the big leagues.
"They're unique. They're different," Friedman said. "From an industry perspective, every team is on a race to continue to learn more and be able to individualize pitcher progressions even more. We know more today than we did three years ago. We'll know even more three years from now than we do today.
"Last September was a great experience for him. And that was part of the thought process. A worst-case scenario and he doesn't help us and make our playoff roster, the experience will serve him well and help him going into 2018. That's exactly what we got out of it."
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Salerano Canavese (en français Saleran-en-Canavais) est une commune italienne de la ville métropolitaine de Turin dans la région Piémont en Italie.

Administration

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Communes limitrophes
Ivrea, Fiorano Canavese, Banchette, Samone (Turin), Loranzè

Notes et références

Commune dans la province de Turin


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n. 1. An island; - often used in the names of small islands off the coast of Scotland, as in Inchcolm, Inchkeith, etc.
1. A measure of length, the twelfth part of a foot, commonly subdivided into halves, quarters, eights, sixteenths, etc., as among mechanics. It was also formerly divided into twelve parts, called lines, and originally into three parts, called barleycorns, its length supposed to have been determined from three grains of barley placed end to end lengthwise. It is also sometimes called a prime (´), composed of twelve seconds (´´), as in the duodecimal system of arithmetic.
12 seconds (´´) make 1 inch or prime. 12 inches or primes (´) make 1 foot.
2. A small distance or degree, whether of time or space; hence, a critical moment; also used metaphorically of minor concessins in bargaining; as, he won't give an inch; give him an inch and he'll take a mile.
Beldame, I think we watched you at an inch.
usually, the pressure indicated by so many inches of a mercury column, as on a steam gauge.
(Hydraulic Mining) a unit for the measurement of water. See Inch of water, under Water.
v. t. 1. To drive by inches, or small degrees.
And inches out my master.
2. To deal out by inches; to give sparingly.
v. i. 1. To advance or retire by inches or small degrees; to move slowly; as, to inch forward.
And inches to the walls.
a. 1. Measuring an inch in any dimension, whether length, breadth, or thickness; - used in composition; as, a two-inch cable; a four-inch plank.
boards, etc., sawed one inch thick.
Verb 1. inch - advance slowly, as if by inches; "He edged towards the car"
INCH. From the Latin uncia. A measure of length, containing one-twelfth part of a foot.


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Toulouse - High-scoring French international full-back Thomas Ramos has extended his stay with Top 14 champions Toulouse until 2023, the club announced on Tuesday.
The 24-year-old scored 259 points in the French league last season (seven tries, 39 penalties and 52 conversions) and was also selected internationally for the Six Nations tournament and the World Cup in Japan.
The club announced the news on their website with a photo of Father Christmas holding a contract as their sharp-shooter Ramos signed, beneath the headline 'Thomas gets extension for Christmas'.
"We want to keep our top players and we are happy he'll now be with us until 2023," Toulouse president Didier Lacroix said.
"We can't wait to see him develop with us, he's already high quality, remarkably mature, a great all-rounder and has a great temperament.
"We also want to contribute to the France effort in getting ready for the next World Cup on home soil," he said.
Four-time European champions Toulouse have won the French national rugby championship 20 times and the city is known in France for its fervour for the sport.
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