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"This Is Me" is a pop rock song performed by Demi Lovato and Joe Jonas in their vocal roles as Mitchie Torres and Shane Gray from the 2008 Disney Channel television film Camp Rock. It premiered on Radio Disney on June 6, 2008, and was released by Walt Disney Records onto the iTunes Store on June 17 as the fourth single from the Camp Rock soundtrack album. The song has versions and adaptations in eight languages and an acoustic version included in different editions of the official soundtrack. A live version is also included on Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience.

Written and produced by Adam Watts and Andy Dodd, "This Is Me" reached number 9 on the US Billboard Hot 100. The original version also reached the top 20 in Austria, Canada, Norway and Portugal. According to Nielsen SoundScan, the single has sold 945,000 digital copies to date in the United States.

Background
"This Is Me" is the first song that Lovato's character, Mitchie Torres, sang in Camp Rock with Jonas's character, Shane Gray. Mitchie wrote the song in the beginning of the film, and was later heard (in an acoustic version on piano), but not seen, by Shane, who set out to search for the girl behind the amazing voice. After most people performed already in the "Final Jam" session, Mitchie sang the song (original version) and Shane saw her and sang part of the song he wrote, "Gotta Find You". The two songs are combined to make the original version, as featured on the Camp Rock soundtrack CD.

Lovato also recorded a Spanish version of the acoustic version of the song titled "Lo Que Soy", released on the deluxe edition of Don't Forget and as a video featuring her singing the song while playing the piano.

Lyrics and composition
"This is Me" is a midtempo pop rock song with influences from power pop. The song is written in the key of A minor and Lovato's vocals span from G3 to E5. The lyrics discuss importance of one's personality and gives a positive message of following dreams and being yourself.

Release and promotion
The song premiered on June 6, 2008 on Radio Disney, and the music video was first shown on June 12 on the Disney Channel. Three days before the premiere of the film, on June 17, the song was released onto the iTunes Store for digital purchase.

Before its premiere on Radio Disney, "This Is Me" was performed for the first time at the third annual Disney Channel Games in May. Lovato also performed with Beaker from The Muppets in Studio DC: Almost Live. The song was later part of the setlist for Demi Lovato: Live in Concert (2009-2010) and The Neon Lights Tour (2014). The Spanish version, "Lo Que Soy", was performed on the South American dates of the Jonas Brothers World Tour.

Commercial performance
The song debuted at number eleven on the Billboard Hot 100 and eventually peaked at number nine, being their first top ten on the chart. It left the chart after seven weeks. The song also peaked at number 22 on the Pop 100, which ranked songs based on airplay on Mainstream Top 40 radio stations, singles sales and digital downloads. "This Is Me" reached the top 40 in ten countries, including the UK Singles Charts. It is Lovato's 18th biggest single in the UK as of 2022, according to the Official Charts.

As of 2017, "This Is Me" has sold 945,000 digital copies in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan, and 200,000 copies in the United Kingdom, where it was certified silver by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI).

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

Certifications and sales

Release history

Lo Que Soy

Background
"Lo Que Soy" is the Spanish version of the song "This Is Me" of the soundtrack of the film Camp Rock. "Lo Que Soy" was included on the deluxe edition of Lovato's debut album Don't Forget (2008). The song includes the part of "Gotta Find You", but Joe Jonas does not sing. This version was performed on the South American dates of the Jonas Brothers World Tour.

Music video
The music video features Lovato playing the piano and singing, while scenes from the movie appear. The music video was released to Disney Channel in Spain, Portugal and some countries of South America. It was directed by Edgar Romero.

Other versions

 Disney Girlz Rock, Vol. 2 features the acoustic extended version, performed by Demi Lovato.
 Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience features a live version, performed by Demi Lovato and the Jonas Brothers.
 The European Bonus Track edition of the soundtrack features the acoustic version and a remix.
 The Indian edition features the version titled "Khush hu main", performed by Sunidhi Chauhan and Sangeet Haldipur.
 The Philippine edition features a version performed by Julianne and Miguel Escueta.
 The French edition features a version titled "Être Moi", performed by Sheryne.
 The Malaysian edition features a version titled "Siapaku", performed by Suki Low.
 The Polish edition features a version titled "Oto Ja", performed by Ewa Farna and Jakub Molęda.
 The Italian edition features a version titled "Sono io", performed by Ariel featuring her brother Stefano Centomo. A music video was released on August 29, 2008 on iTunes. The version was also included on Ariel's 2009 album Io ballo sola.
 Holly Hull performed the song as the prize for winning My Camp Rock, a show on Disney Channel UK where contestants competed to record a song from Camp Rock and an accompanying music video.
 Martina Stoessel performed "Lo Que Soy" during her audition for the Argentine Disney Channel telenovela Violetta.
 The third season of the Disney+ series High School Musical: The Musical: The Series features a version performed by Liamani Segura.

See also
 List of Billboard Hot 100 top-ten singles in 2008

References

2008 singles
Demi Lovato songs
Jonas Brothers songs
Joe Jonas songs
Pop ballads
Rock ballads
2000s ballads
Camp Rock
Walt Disney Records singles
Songs written by Adam Watts (musician)
2008 songs
Songs written by Andy Dodd
Male–female vocal duets


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Kevin Castille 1:03:58 HM at Garry Bjorklund (Grandma's)
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Just wow...
5 years ago 06/19/2017 7:59pm EDT
re: Western PA
Western PA wrote:
Convicted drug dealer.
Prison time.
Sold to middle schoolers.
Not enough substance for you???
He should have been locked away for life.
So he trained with the Kentucky doping group in 2012? Sorry, but that raises suspicion in my mind. Doping or not, one thing is for sure - this guy is an incredibly freakishly talented masters runner. How many doped guys over 45 could break 1:04 besides this guy? Probably close to none.
re: Just wow...
Abdi, Meb and Lagat among the Americans, and that's thee entire list.
re: Smoove
Smoove wrote:
They've certainly got good shots at it but it is still yet to be seen.
Kcfan
That's why it's hard not to be suspicious. Most people couldn't run a time like that, much less at 45. I don't care how hard he trains, the body just starts working against you. And he does not have all the perks and luxuries the studs listed have.
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re: Kcfan
Kcfan wrote:
I just don't understand how people can not be suspicious. It's not like he ran a 1:08 or something. He ran sub 1:04 at 45...most people can't run a 1:04, much less at 45.
Yes, I know, he ran a 14:11 5k. That too...at 45!
He's not "most people." Neither are the dozen people whose names show up on the all time USATF age-graded records list. Guys like Norm Green, Pete McGill, etc. Are you saying that THEY are using PEDs?
I didn't think so. Castille has earned his place in their company, but he's by no means the outlier. So your point was....?
Ender of thread
5 years ago 06/19/2017 11:08pm EDT
This thread is* officially dead. Goodbye
High school coach 55
re: Ender of thread
Abs Littly ridiculous let's run won't let us state facts about Kevin. I heard from a serious of high school coaches down there that dude was bad news.
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re: High school coach 55
High school coach 55 wrote:
Nice "facts"
I heard from some reliable sources on letsrun you like getting to know goats... in the Biblical sense.
Why were some of my post deleted LoL
THE THREAD IS DEAD!!! Delete that
Kevin laffyatte
5 years ago 06/22/2017 12:33am EDT
Look at his Facebook . He is all over young girls. Like 13 years old . He is chatting it up and all. There might be boys as well. That and he sold drugs to kids and was part of a PEDS group in Kentucky. Yea that dude is BAD NEWS.
Sick pig
Ender of thread wrote:
The more I find out the more I hate this pig. This Kevin guy is a sick perv . Who poisoned our kids and cheats as well.
I just saw this jokers Facebook . He has a nasty look as he is holding one of the little girls on the team. Innocent behavior indeed. Someone should inform the police. What kinda coach does this crap.
The teacher of Louisiana
re: Sick pig
What kind of school hires a convicted drug dealer? That sold to kids?
twin's the backpage
re: try-ath-uh-leet
try-ath-uh-leet wrote:
fdsfsdfsdfsdf wrote:
You forgot about me
Yeah, you forgot about me too.
Actually, I *was* a Louisiana runner, living a 30 minute drive from Lafayette for over 20 years. (I've been a "Pennsylvania runner" for the last two years.) I know Kevin pretty well.
Is he doping? I don't know. Could be. And perhaps not. Here's what I do know: class guy. Soft spoken and humble. Always has time to talk to anyone. Never brings up his running exploits unless asked. All that doesn't mean he's clean, I know. But he's high character, and that matters to me.
High character? Did you read the article about him? Drug dealer. Unmarried mothers with his kids, all over the U.S.? I knew someone else who was self effacing and would take time to talk to you after races: Eddy Hellebuyck!!!!!!!
just a word on this....
re: KudzuRunner
KudzuRunner wrote:
I recall a radio call in show, a few years ago: the subject was Lance Armstrong---and was he doping? The caller--a young man--would not accept that his hero, Lance Armstrong, was a doper. And as far as the (unfounded, in his mind) accusations against Lance, he mentioned that Jesus Christ was unjustly accused too!!!!
Get real, Kudzu Runner, this is a dirty sport and there are NO heroes, anymore.
Just wow... wrote:
It's just that lots of people remember him from his racing days, while in his 30's. He was just an average, local, good runner. Now he's running National class times in his 40"s?!!! I say bull...
...just saying...
re: MasterBlasterMan
MasterBlasterMan wrote:
asdlfkjsdkfj wrote:
How often are masters runners tested?
Seems like someone who is not making a whole lot of money off races and setting records no one really cares all that much about could pretty easily dope and get away with it.
From what I've seen...rarely. If ever. That's was the biggest surprise to me when I became a master. At the few open US champs I've raced in, they always made mention of drug testing, laid out the protocol, what to do if you're selected, etc. But as a master, I've never once heard a single thing about it. The only indication is a link on the USATF website that says it's always possible. I can definitely see how guys could do it, because it seems like it would be pretty easy to get away with. For that reason, I would guess it's more common than people realize. The biggest problem is finding the line between doping and actual medical issues that older runners have. As someone mentioned earlier, medically prescribed testosterone is probably considered legit by some, but in my mind, it's just as dirty as EPO if your reason is to gain an advantage.
Pete Magill doesn't seem to participate in the USATF events. The World Masters championships was in his state a few years ago and he didn't bother to go. Hmmm.........
Hell high water
re: ...just saying...
...just saying... wrote:
In looking over the facts it has come to be common knowledge that Kevin is a child pervert and a drug pusher and cheat.He says in a video I am and will always be a hustler.He says it.
re: just a word on this....
You're talking about Trump-level cognitive dissonance. You better watch it around here. Trump can do NO bad, got it?

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Als Berolinismus (von ) oder Berlinismus wird ein aus der Berliner Umgangssprache bzw. dem Berliner Volksmund stammender Begriff oder Ausdruck bezeichnet. Dazu gehören unter anderem Spitznamen für bestimmte Straßen, Plätze und Gebäude sowie Bezeichnungen für ortstypische Gewohnheiten. In einigen Fällen wurden Berolinismen als offizielle Namen übernommen.

Spitznamen
Viele Berliner Spitznamen sind weit über die Grenzen Berlins bekannt, und der Berliner Volksmund ist mit diesen Spitznamen durchsetzt, wobei es bei einer Reihe von Begriffen für Gebäude Diskussionen darüber gibt, ob sie tatsächlich zur Berliner Umgangssprache gehören oder doch eher von verschiedenen Touristenführern dem Berliner Volksmund "untergeschoben" werden.

Wie bei allen Spitznamen (im 17. Jahrhundert spitz: 'verletzend') handelt es sich meist um Spottnamen, die einen kurzen Ersatznamen für den realen Namen geben, der sich aus den Charakteristika der Sache oder der Person ergeben. Die Alltagssprache des Berlinischen soll eine vergleichsweise ruppige Art besitzen und gehe ziemlich frei mit Spottnamen um. Dies wird auch von Touristenführern und Reiseliteratur gern kolportiert; tatsächlich ist das aber wohl eine Legende. Im Alltag werden der Fernsehturm ("Telespargel") und der Funkturm ("Langer Lulatsch") gerade so, nämlich in der offiziellen Form genannt. Die alternativen Namen werden zumeist ironisch gebraucht, um journalistische Volksnähe zu zeigen oder um Touristen mit dem "Witz" der Berliner zu beeindrucken. Ein Gegenbeispiel ist der Bierpinsel, der eher selten mit der öffentlichen Bezeichnung "Turmrestaurant Steglitz" oder "Turmrestaurant an der Schloßstraße" benannt wird.

Viele spitze Bezeichnungen sind stark zeitbezogen. Da jedoch echte und angebliche Spitznamen vor allem von den Medien zur Herstellung eines Berliner Lokalkolorits verbreitet werden, kann zumindest zeitweise so manche sehr eigenartige Bezeichnung auch ohne weiteren Satzbezug von den Berlinern verstanden werden. Die funktionellen Namen überwiegen jedoch im allgemeinen Sprachgebrauch.

Bauwerke, Denkmäler und Kunstwerke

 Akademiebusen oder Adlershofer Busen – die Isothermischen Kugellabore in Berlin-Adlershof
 Bärenlina – die ehemalige Statue der Berolina von Emil Hundrieser auf dem Alexanderplatz (1942 von den Nationalsozialisten eingeschmolzen)
 Behinderter Fortschritt und Beförderter Rückschritt – aus der Zeit des Vormärz stammender Spitzname für die Rossebändiger von Peter Clodt von Jürgensburg vor dem Berliner Schloss (1945 vor das Kammergericht versetzt)
 Bienenhaus – das Junggesellenhaus in der Klopstockstraße 2 im Hansaviertel, erbaut für die Interbau 1957
 Bierpinsel – der Ausdruck wurde später zum offiziellen Namen für das Turmrestaurant an der Schloßstraße (Berlin-Steglitz).
 Bikini-Haus – Gebäude am Bahnhof Zoo: "Oben was, unten was, in der Mitte nichts".
 Bonnies Ranch – Karl-Bonhoeffer-Nervenklinik in Wittenau.
Bulle – Industriebahn Oberschöneweide
 Café Achteck – die einst für Berlin typischen achteckigen Pissoirs aus der Gründerzeit.
 Café Schönstedt – das Amtsgericht Neukölln in der Schönstedtstraße, der Seitenflügel diente jahrzehntelang als Jugendgefängnis.
 East Side Gallery – der Name wurde zur offiziellen Bezeichnung des bebilderten Reststücks der Hinterlandmauer entlang der Mühlenstraße zwischen Ostbahnhof und Warschauer Straße.
 Einheitswippe – Spottname für das Freiheits- und Einheitsdenkmal in Form einer begehbaren Schaukelfläche an der Schloßfreiheit.
 Erichs Lampenladen – Spottname für den Palast der Republik in Anspielung auf Erich Honecker und die Foyer-Beleuchtung mit zahlreichen Kugelleuchten.
 For(c)kenbecken – der Neptunbrunnen von Reinhold Begas (bis 1951 auf dem Schloßplatz, seit 1969 im Park am Fernsehturm). Doppelte Anspielung auf Oberbürgermeister Max von Forckenbeck, in dessen Amtszeit der Brunnen 1891 enthüllt wurde, und die Forke des Neptun.
 Goldelse – die vergoldete Viktoria von Friedrich Drake auf der Spitze der Siegessäule.
 Gürteltier – das Ludwig-Erhard-Haus, Sitz der IHK Berlin.
 Hohler Zahn – verbreiteter Name für Turmruinen, hier der Ruine der Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedächtniskirche am Breitscheidplatz.
 Hungerharke oder Hungerkralle – das Luftbrückendenkmal auf dem Platz der Luftbrücke vor dem ehemaligen Flughafen Tempelhof.
 Kanzler-U-Bahn – U-Bahn-Linie 55, die unter dem Regierungsviertel zwischen Brandenburger Tor und Hauptbahnhof verläuft, ebenso die im Dezember 2020 eröffnete Verlängerung der Linie U5 zum Alexanderplatz.
 Kohlroulade – 1994 vom Künstlerpaar Christo und Jeanne-Claude durchgeführte Verhüllung des Reichstags, Anspielung auf Bundeskanzler Helmut Kohl
 Kommode – die im Barockstil mit geschwungener Fassade gestaltete frühere Königliche Bibliothek am Bebelplatz – heute Sitz der juristischen Fakultät der Humboldt-Universität.
 Kubi – die Kunstbibliothek am Kulturforum
 Raumschiff Enterprise oder Panzerkreuzer Protzki – das Internationale Congress Centrum (ICC).
 Langer Jammer, für die Fußgängerbrücke Storkower Straße
 Langer Lulatsch – ist der in den 1920er Jahren gebaute Berliner Funkturm auf dem Messegelände, der an einen langen schlaksigen Kerl erinnert.
 Lippenstift und Puderdose – Glockenturm und Kirchengebäude der neuen Gedächtniskirche auf dem Breitscheidplatz.
 Magistratsbusen – Erker des ehemaligen Cafés "Schwalbennest" am Marx-Engels-Forum
 Magistratsklaviere – 1879 errichtete Torhäuser am Belle-Alliance-Platz (heute Mehringplatz), 1945 zerstört
 Magistratsschirm – die Hochbahnabschnitte der U-Bahn Linie 2 im Bereich der Schönhauser Allee (Prenzlauer Berg), unter denen man bei Regen (quasi mit dem Regenschutz des Magistrats) promenieren kann. Die Hochbahnabschnitte in anderen Ortsteilen tragen diese Bezeichnung nicht.
 Mäusebunker – die Forschungseinrichtung für experimentelle Medizin der Charité in Lichterfelde.
 Mäusetunnel – der Verbindungstunnel für Fußgänger zwischen den Bahnsteigen der U-Bahn-Linien U2 und U6 des Bahnhofs Stadtmitte.
 Melitta-Kirche – drei baugleiche katholische Kirchen aus der Mitte der 1970er Jahre mit Melitta-Kaffeefilter-ähnlichem Dach (Sankt Dominicus in Britz, Zu den heiligen Märtyrern von Afrika in Lichtenrade und Sankt Markus in Spandau).
 Millionenbrücke – Bezeichnung für die 1905 fertiggestellte Swinemünder Brücke, deren Bau rund eine Million Mark kostete.
 Mont Klamott(e) – der Große Bunkerberg im Volkspark Friedrichshain, der aus den "Kriegsklamotten" um den gesprengten Flakbunker herum aufgeschichtet wurde. Der Spitzname wird auch für den Trümmerberg Insulaner in Schöneberg benutzt.
 Nuttenbrosche – der Brunnen der Völkerfreundschaft auf dem Alexanderplatz.
 Oberkieker – der Verkehrsturm am Potsdamer Platz.
 Palazzo Prozzo – der ehemalige Palast der Republik.
 Pallasseum, auch Sozialpalast – markanter Wohnblock an der Pallasstraße in Schöneberg am Ort des früheren Berliner Sportpalastes, ursprünglicher Name: Wohnen am Kleistpark, seit 2001 offiziell Pallasseum
Palme – Städtisches Obdach in Prenzlauer Berg
Pimmel über Berlin – Skulptur Friede sei mit Dir (2009) von Peter Lenk am ehemaligen taz-Gebäude in der Rudi-Dutschke-Straße, angelehnt an den Film Der Himmel über Berlin
 Rauchhaus – Georg-von-Rauch-Haus
 Retourkutsche – Quadriga von Johann Gottfried Schadow auf dem Brandenburger Tor. 1806 von Napoleon als Kriegsbeute nach Paris gebracht, 1814 von Blücher in den Befreiungskriegen wieder zurückgeholt.
 Rosinenbomber – Bezeichnung für die Flugzeuge der Berliner Luftbrücke.
 Rostkreuz – der ehemals marode S-Bahnhof Ostkreuz (Sanierung seit 2007).
 Rost- und Silberlaube – zwei Gebäudeteile des Hauptgebäudes der Freien Universität: Gebäudekomplex Rost- und Silberlaube sowie die Philologische Bibliothek der Freien Universität Berlin, mittlerweile als offizielle Bezeichnung durch die Universität übernommen. Ein Erweiterungsbau wurde passend dazu Holzlaube genannt.
 Roter Kasten – die als Ursprungsbau der Architekturmoderne geltende Bauakademie von Karl Friedrich Schinkel am Schinkelplatz.
 Rotes Kloster – Haus am Köllnischen Park, ehemaliger Sitz der SED-Parteihochschule "Karl Marx"
 Rotes Rathaus – inzwischen halbamtliche Bezeichnung für das Berliner Rathaus, in Anspielung auf die rote Ziegelfassade.
 Russen Ei – Hippodromfläche der ehemaligen Kaserne der sowjetischen Berlinbrigade im Volkspark Wuhlheide, die heute als Skate- und Fahrradbahn genutzt wird.
 Sacco und Jacketti – Marx-Engels-Denkmal in Mitte, in Anlehnung an Sacco und Vanzetti.
 Schlange – die Autobahnüberbauung Schlangenbader Straße.
 Schwangere Auster – die Kongresshalle im Tiergarten, die vom Haus der Kulturen der Welt genutzt wird.
Schwindsuchtbrücke – stillgelegte Eisenbahnbrücke über der Gartenstraße in Mitte, meist Luisenbrücke genannt
 Sechserbrücke – die Tegeler Hafenbrücke, für deren Benutzung früher fünf Pfennige bezahlt werden mussten. Für das Fünf-Pfennig-Stück war die Bezeichnung "Sechser" üblich.
 Seelenbohrer – Turm der Kaiser-Friedrich-Gedächtniskirche im Hansaviertel, wegen der Form des Treppenhauses.
 Siechen-Haus – Bierhaus Siechen, Verballhornung als Siechenhaus
 Spinnerbrücke – der Motorradtreffpunkt an der AVUS-Anschlussstelle 3 – Spanische Allee in Nikolassee.
 Stabi – gilt für die beiden Gebäude der Deutschen Staatsbibliothek, sowohl an der Straße Unter den Linden (Haus 1, Stabi Ost) als auch in der Potsdamer Straße (Haus 2, Stabi West).
 Stahnsdorf – das bis 1987 rekonstruierte Nikolaiviertel in Mitte, doppelte Anspielung auf seinen Architekten Günter Stahn und die gleichnamige Gemeinde Stahnsdorf vor den Toren Berlins.
 Späti oder Spätkauf bezeichnet die in Berlin typischen, häufig rund um die Uhr geöffneten Spätkauf-Kioske. Dazu Ladenöffnungszeit#Berlin.
 Suppenschüssel – die Granitschale von Christian Gottlieb Cantian im Lustgarten.
 Telespargel – der Berliner Fernsehturm zwischen Marx-Engels-Forum und Alexanderplatz. Der Spitzname wurde von offizieller Seite der DDR eingeführt, hat sich im Volksmund jedoch nicht durchgesetzt.
 Tränenpalast – das Abfertigungsgebäude des ehemaligen Grenzübergangs Friedrichstraße.
 Waschmaschine oder Elefantenklo – das Kanzleramt in Anspielung auf die kubische Gebäudeform mit den großen Lichtöffnungen und Fensterfronten.
 Wasserklops – geläufiger Name des Weltkugelbrunnens am Breitscheidplatz.
Wiesenburg – Berliner Asylverein für Obdachlose in der Wiesenstraße in Wedding

 Zirkus Karajani – frühere Bezeichnung für die Berliner Philharmonie am Tiergarten nach Herbert von Karajan, dem ehemaligen Chefdirigenten der Berliner Philharmoniker.

Straßen, Plätze und Gegenden

Eine besondere Bedeutung als Ortsbezeichnung für die Randgebiete und das Umland Berlins hat jwd. Eine Abkürzung aus janz weit draußen mit der Bedeutung: Ganz weit draußen. Mit dem Wachsen der Großstadt rückten die Ortslagen des "jwd" zunehmend in die "Provinz".

Viele Gegenden und bestimmte Stadtgebiete oder wichtige Straßenkreuzungen werden nach dortigen oder ehemals bestehenden Kneipen oder Ausflugsgaststätten bezeichnet. Auch wenn diese Restaurationen nicht mehr existieren, überlebten deren Namen als Ortsmarkierung. Es werden zum Teil auch berlininterne oder sogar offizielle Bezeichnungen daraus, beispielsweise
 Alte Fährhaus (Landsberger Allee/Ecke Oderbruchstraße),
 Schillerglocke (Weißenseer Weg/Ecke Konrad-Wolf-Straße),
 Roseneck auf der Grenze zwischen Schmargendorf und Grunewald,
 Hubertus in Mahlsdorf oder
 Wiesenbaude in Lichterfelde (Kreuzung Goerzallee/Königsberger Straße/Hindenburgdamm/Drakestraße).

Bequeme noch erkennbare Kürzungen für Straßen, Plätze und Gegenden wurden bereits vor 1900 gebräuchlich. Die Bezeichnung Damm erhielt sich für jede Art einer befestigten Straße und geht auf die Befestigung von Straßen mit Knüppeldämmen zurück, die im stadtnamensstiftenden Sumpfland vor der Straßenpflasterung mit Steinen üblich war. Sie waren zumeist den Herrschaften wie zum Beispiel Kurfürsten und Kaisern vorbehalten, wovon der Kurfürstendamm und der Kaiserdamm bis heute künden. Der Alex ist schon lange auch überregional bekannt. Das Wort für den zentralen Platz der Hauptstadt wird deutschlandweit genutzt. Gleiches gilt für den Ku'damm. Andere Bezeichnungen werden nur von und für Bewohner des Kiez und seiner Umgegend verständlich gebraucht. Von Journalisten werden solche Ausdrücke gefördert und der Bekanntheitsgrad erweitert. Die folgenden Beispiele sollen nur den Wortsinn und die Bildungsart belegen, es ist keinesfalls eine abgeschlossene Liste.

 Alex – Alexanderplatz
 Beamtenlaufbahn (assoziiert mit dem Laufbahnprinzip für Beamte) – die obere Brücke des Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders-Stegs über die Spree im Berliner Regierungsviertel, die auf Höhe der sechsten Etage verläuft und nur für Mitarbeiter und Abgeordnete des Bundestags zugänglich ist.
 Boxi – Boxhagener Platz
 Brunsi – Brunsbütteler Damm
 Castingallee – die Kastanienallee in den Bezirken Mitte und Prenzlauer Berg in Anspielung auf das dort angeblich verbreitete Schaulaufen und Präsentieren in Straßencafés.
 Ecke Schönhauser – die Kreuzung der Kastanien-, Schönhauser Allee und Eberswalder Straße, mit Konnopkes Imbiss und dem U-Bahnhof auf dem Magistratsschirm.
 Feuerland – Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts Bezeichnung für das Industriegebiet in der Oranienburger Vorstadt im heutigen Mitte
 Gleichgültige Ecke – Spottname für die Einmündung der Jägerstraße in die Oberwallstraße wegen der vier Ladenlokale eines Metzgers ("alles Wurscht"), eines Kerzenziehers ("alles Schnuppe"), einer Parfümerie ("alles Pomade") und eines Herrenausstatters ("Jacke wie Hose")
 Görli – Görlitzer Bahnhof sowie für den Görlitzer Park
 Heini für den Heinrichplatz neuerdings Rio-Reiser-Platz
 Hohenschöngrünkohl – Ortsteil Hohenschönhausen:

 Kotti – Kottbusser Tor,
 Kreuzkölln – Reuterkiez in Neukölln-Nord, aufgrund räumlicher und kultureller Nähe zu Kreuzberg. Der Begriff ist ein Kofferwort und aus der Lage zwischen Kreuzberg und Neukölln bedingt.
 Ku'damm – Kurfürstendamm
 Kutschi – Kurt-Schumacher-Platz
 Leo – Leopoldplatz:
 LSD-Viertel – Szeneviertel mit vielen Kneipen rund um die Lychener, Schliemann- und Dunckerstraße in Prenzlauer Berg.
 Nolle oder Nolli – Nollendorfplatz:
 O-Platz für den Oranienplatz
 O-Straße – für die Oranienstraße in Kreuzberg
 Plumpe – Synonym für das ehemalige Stadion am Gesundbrunnen und mittlerweile weniger verbreiteter Name für den Ortsteil Gesundbrunnen.
 Plötze – die Strafanstalten im Ortsteil Plötzensee, teilweise ergänzend der Plötzensee
 Potse – Potsdamer Straße
 Prenzlberg – insbesondere bei Nicht- und Neueinwohnern geläufige Kurzform des Ortsteils Prenzlauer Berg, von der Kurzform "Prenzl. Berg"
 Puppenallee – die ehemalige Bezeichnung für die Siegesallee im Großen Tiergarten, wegen der hier stehenden Statuen brandenburgisch-preußischer Herrscher und deren berühmter Zeitgenossen.
 Schweineöde – Schöneweide, Oberschweineöde – Oberschöneweide, Niederschweineöde – Niederschöneweide, Wortspiel durch das Vertauschen von "wei" und "ö"
 Stutti – Stuttgarter Platz
 Te-Damm – Tempelhofer Damm
 Theo – Theodor-Heuss-Platz

Geld
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Berolinica
Im Gegensatz zu den beschriebenen Spitznamen verbirgt sich hinter dieser Bezeichnung eine Literaturkategorie. Berolinica sind Bücher oder Schriften, die sich mit berlintypischen Sachverhalten oder der Berliner Geschichte befassen. Diese Kategorisierung findet sich in Antiquariaten oder im gutsortierten Buchfachhandel.

Siehe auch
 Berliner Dialekt
 Berlinische Grammatik

Weblinks

 Erklärung bei duden.de
 Berliner Sehenswürdigkeiten und ihre Spitznamen
 Kose-Muckel – Kritische Glosse auf Welt-Online

Einzelnachweise

Berliner Dialekt
Kultur (Berlin)
Dialektologie des Deutschen
Mitteldeutscher Dialekt
Liste (Soziolekt)
Sprachgeographie
Liste (deutsche Sprache)

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Therapeutic Solutions Physical Therapy is located in the heart of the North Merrick community. We are conveniently located one mile south of the Southern State Parkway on Merrick Avenue, or one mile north of Sunrise Highway directly across from the Dunkin' Donuts shopping center and immediately adjacent to the Dime Savings Bank. Parking is available in the surrounding areas (our building parking lot, shopping center lot, and side streets).


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Q: Como percorrer os elementos irmãos com jQuery? O que eu quero fazer é com que ao passar o mouse sobre alguma estrela, todas as anteriores inclusive ela ficasse com uma classe "selecionada", tentei usar o siblings juntamente com o each e quase cheguei no resultado onde queria.
O resultado que quero chegar é mais ou menos assim:

JQUERY
$('.estrela').on({
    'mouseenter': function () {
        $(this).siblings().each(function () {
            $(this).removeClass("fa-star-o").addClass("fa-star");
        });
    }, 'mouseleave': function () {
        $(this).removeClass("fa-star").addClass("fa-star-o");
    }
});

HTML
<form>

1 - Quantas estrelas você recomenda?

    <?php for ($i = 1; $i <= 5; $i++): ?>
     <a href="#" class="estrela fa fa-star-o" data-estrelas="<?= $i; ?>">
    <?php endfor; ?>
 </form>

A: Usa o event.target para saberes qual o elemento atual, e itera sempre a coleção. Depois com um return false; fazes o loop parar.
Sugestão:

var estrelas = $('.estrela');
estrelas.on({
  'mouseenter': function(e) {
    estrelas.each(function() {
      $(this).removeClass("fa-star-o").addClass("fa-star");
      if (this === e.target) return false;
    });
  },
  'mouseleave': function(e) {
    $(this).removeClass("fa-star").addClass("fa-star-o");
  }
});
a {
  text-decoration: none;
  color: #ECC202;
}
<link href="https://netdna.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.4.0/css/font-awesome.min.css" rel="stylesheet" />

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We never even planned to be in the US!
In fact, we should have been about 3,000 miles further south by the time we rocked up on Venice Beach in LA, mixing with the crowds of hippies, hipsters, tourists and homeless. I'll admit that with my two-month old beard, huge backpack and threadbare flip flops, I blended in most with the latter.
In the two weeks since our arrival, we have crossed four states on our American road trip, seeing an array of landscapes straight out of the movies. From snowcapped mountain ranges to tumbleweed-strewn deserts, from glitzy casinos and roadside motels to the empty and silent towns of the Midwest, we saw it all. And it was magical.
Our ship docked in LA where we spent a few days with friends before hiring a car and heading north along the coastal road (Highway 1) to San Francisco. LA is traffic clogged at the best of times so we left after 10am to avoid the rush hour. You could make San Francisco with one stop but we stopped twice, taking easy days along the coast road stopping regularly for photos at breathtaking vista points. We stopped for the night at San Luis Obispo and Monterey, and arrived in SF early to visit the Golden Gate Bridge.
In SF, we met with more friends and stayed for three nights, this time using the metro and city buses to get around. From SF we headed west across the Eldorado National Forest before turning south down Route 395 where we stopped at a (deserted) town called Bridgeport.
The next day was long but rewarding as we continued west via Death Valley to Las Vegas. There are some great roads to drive along including the relentlessly long and straight and then undulating and winding Highway 190 through Death Valley. One night in Vegas was all we could afford (safer that way) before continuing west to the Grand Canyon National Park. We spent an afternoon at the visitor center exploring some short trails and driving the Desert View Drive stopping regularly at vista points. We drove north that night to stay at Lee's Ferry so we could do some hiking and canyoning the following day.
Two nights there was all we could afford before heading back cross-country to LA. We got a tip in Lee's Ferry to stop off at Zion National Park on the return journey for some "red-Yosemite-in-the-desert style" scenery. We followed the advice and were not disappointed, holing up in a seedy casino just inside Nevada for the night before heading onto LA in the morning.
We wish we'd had another week (or two) as we could have spent longer in almost every destination (maybe not the seedy casino) but we can't complain with everything we managed to see.
I've learnt to drive in the UK and driven across much of Western Europe, North Africa, Tanzania and even sporadically – and never again – in India. The US felt very similar to Europe but also very different. Here are just a few observations.
Americans tend to drive a bit slower than Europeans but that doesn't necessarily mean it's safer or easier. In general, there are more lanes on their roads, but also more cars meaning things often seem more hectic than on European roads. There aren't speed cameras (I hope) and don't expect to find many roundabouts over there – I saw two in two weeks and got very excited when I did! I was told that the slower traffic should stay to the right and the faster traffic to the left. However, I saw very little of this, and often found the outer two (fast) lanes thronging with traffic while the inner two lanes almost empty.
In general, American drivers tend to weave between lanes – to the left and to the right – and are happy to undertake. As a British driver who's used to the regimented rules of the British roads (rather like those of the London underground) I found this rather disconcerting at first. Over the weeks, concern turned to weariness and eventually, when I gave up trying to understand, weariness turned to amusement.
It didn't take long to convert to their style. However, there are still some things I feel uncomfortable with: should I really be able to turn right when the traffic light is red?
Irrespective of the road rules, if you're a confident driver these challenges won't detract from the enjoyment of the great American road trip. You've seen these roads before – they're straight out of the movies.


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The Battle of Poltava is also called the Battle of Pultowa.
The Old Style date of the battle is June 27, 1709.
The Battle of Poltava was part of the Great Northern War and a bad day for Sweden.
WHO FOUGHT THE BATTLE OF POLTAVA?
Peter I the Great of Russia with 80,000 men fought against Charles XII of Sweden with 17,000 men.
WHO WON THE BATTLE OF POLTAVA?
Peter won a huge victory. In fact, his success spelled the end of Sweden's glorious and powerful days. Russia was now the new top dog in eastern Europe.


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Local musician Greg Boerner releasing fifth album
Will celebrate with Nov. 29 performance at Kiss The Sky in Batavia
By ERIC SCHELKOPF - eschelkopf@shawmedia.com
Photo by Chuck Bennorth
To celebrate the release of his fifth album, "Solid Sender," musician Greg Boerner will perform at 7 p.m. Nov. 29 at Kiss The Sky record store, located at 180 W. First St. in downtown Batavia.
BATAVIA – On his fifth album, "Solid Sender," local musician and Aurora resident Greg Boerner veers in a slightly new direction.
While his past albums have been somewhat sparse musically, he opted for a fuller sound on his latest CD. Boerner will celebrate the release of the album – as well as his 50th birthday – by performing at 7 p.m. Nov. 29 at Kiss The Sky record store, 180 W. First St., in downtown Batavia. Joining Boerner on stage will be Patrick Moynihan on upright bass, Justin O'Connell on drums and Mary Lou O'Brien on vocals.
The following is an edited version of his conversation with Shaw Media reporter Eric Schelkopf:
Eric Schelkopf: You produced "Solid Sender" with Patrick Moynihan and recorded, mixed and mastered the CD at his Waveform studio in Batavia. What was the process like working with him?
Greg Boerner: I am not a big fan of the studio. I enjoy playing live, and I enjoy the freedom of that. The studio is a little bit of a chore to me, because I'm pretty critical of what I'm doing.
I like it when it's all done. I love listening to the results, particularly if I think I've done a really great job. Patrick was great in the studio, as far as keeping it loose and keeping it fun.
He was a great cheerleader, to keep me going and to keep me feeling good about what I was doing. And that's hard, because there are times where you can easily get down on yourself. It's nice to have someone in your corner rooting for you.
He was just as invested in this CD as I was, and that's a beautiful thing. Most engineers and producers and that kind of thing are not always as invested. How can they be?
Schelkopf: I understand that with this CD, you were trying to create more of a fuller sound.
Boerner: I've always had those ideas, but with this one in particular, I wanted to add standup bass, and I wanted to add some background vocals that I didn't really have before.
I didn't want rock drums, but I wanted somebody on brushes or something similar, kind of moving the songs along but not overtaking the songs. And then Patrick had a Fender Rhodes electric piano from the '70s era.
I love that sound, and it really fit on a couple of my tunes. We picked our moments.
I don't need a Fender Rhodes electric piano on every song. I didn't need extra guitars on every song. But some songs just seemed to beg for it, and others seemed to say: "Nope, leave me alone. This needs to be a solo piece."
So, there's a nice mix. There's about seven tunes with certain accompaniment, either full or slightly augmented, and then there's like four that really don't have anything. It's just me and the guitar.
Schelkopf: The CD does seem like a good mix of folk and blues and a little jazz, too.
Boerner: Yes, it's kind of all those things. The new catchall word is Americana. If someone asks me what my genre [is], that's what I would say.
Schelkopf: So, you will be moving to Nashville soon.
Boerner: In the middle of January, I'm moving to Nashville. And it's nothing really to do with music. I reconnected with my friend, Annie. We had always been friends, nothing more, and romance blossomed over the phone.
And she says, "I need you here in Nashville." And I said, "I'm on my way." It's as simple as that.
Schelkopf: You will have to come back for the Blues on the Fox festival in Aurora.
Boerner: My plan is to come back kind of every three to four months. I'm planning on coming back because I do have gigs here, and – let's face it – I don't know about making a living in Nashville. I don't know how that's going to go. We'll see.
I will feel the need to come back here and reconnect with fans, people who are interested in what I do, and also make a little bit of money. I think it might be a better thing, because if you are here in the Fox Valley area and you're playing every weekend, people tend to kind of take that for granted.
They don't come out to see you because they can always see me the next weekend. But if I'm gone and four months later I come back for one night, I'm hoping that maybe people will think that's a bit more of a special thing and will show up for that.
That's what I hope.
Eric Schelkopf writes about the arts and entertainment scene in Chicago at http://thetotalscene.blogspot.com. He also is an employee of Shaw Media.
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The 44119th positive integer is an odd prime number that follows the number 44118 and comes before 44120. Forty-four thousand one hundred nineteen is 5 digits long.
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On Thursday, 13th October, the exhibition "Martin Ebner, Kitty Kraus" was supplemented by posters placed throughout the city of Vilnius, wherein the public spaces around the commercial displays are being transformed and distorted. These posters are a part of an upcoming publication, following the exhibition, which will include documentation of the exhibition, alongside images of urban spaces in Vilnius, artist collages and texts by Tenzing Barshee, Michaela Chiriak, Haytham El-Wardany, Monika Kalinauskaitė, Valentinas Klimašauskas, Nicholas Matranga and Ariane Müller.
The posters can be found until 25th October.
The curators of the exhibitions would like to express their gratitude to partners of this project, "JCDecaux Lietuva" for the provided support.


This Towle Everyday Flamingo Set of 4 Spreaders will bring a classic and coastal style to your table. Crafted of premium 18/0 stainless steel and features an embossed flamingo design at the tip of each handle. Dishwasher safe. Set of 4 spreaders, each measures 5-3/4 inches long.


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Coca-Cola iRacing Series season in review: 21st-30th
Steve Luvender	December 1, 2020
With the record-setting 2020 eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series season in the rearview mirror, we're breaking down the season driver by driver for the world's fastest sim racers. This week, we're looking at the racers who ended up ranked 21st through 30th in points, coming up just short of a guaranteed spot in next year's series.
30. Michael Guariglia, No. 15 Jim Beaver eSports
1 Top 5
2 Top 10s
Average Finish: 23
Laps Led: 58
Incidents: 88
The sophomore slump was real for Michael Guariglia, who slogged through a rough first half of the season. He managed to impress during the playoffs, however, scoring a seventh-place finish at Las Vegas and a fifth at Kansas after nearly stealing the race win.
29. Brandon Hayes Kettelle, No. 14 Clint Bowyer Racing
Finally, a winner! It was a long time coming, but Brandon Kettelle finally notched his first career victory after 63 tries thanks to a flawless Talladega performance. Occasional bright spots couldn't make up for some not-so-good finishes, however, and Kettelle will return to the iRacing Pro Series over the winter in hopes of a Coca-Cola Series return in 2021.
28. Kollin Keister, No. 17 Roush Fenway Racing
2 Top 5s
Laps Led: 174
Incidents: 104
Kollin Keister is likely thinking about what could have been had he not missed two races over the course of the season. Even as a rookie, he made a convincing statement by grabbing his first career win in the longest race of the year at Charlotte — but zero points at Dover and Daytona contributed to his 28-point gap from the top 20 at the end of the season. If he'd started those races and finished in his season-average 21st position, he'd handily make the top 20. Instead, it's back to the Pro Series.
27. Chris Overland, No. 16 Wood Brothers Racing
Chris Overland's still searching for that first-career victory, and came close in the championship race by finishing second to Chris Shearburn. For now, he's relegated to the winter iRacing Pro Series, where he's graduated back to the Coca-Cola iRacing Series the past two seasons.
26. Eric J. Smith, No. 9 Jim Beaver eSports
Laps Led: 3
While he wasn't able to work his rookie-season magic and snag a win this year, Eric J. Smith came close, finishing second in two consecutive superspeedway races. He may have earned himself the title of best pusher in the series, though he'll need a little luck over the winter to return for a third season.
25. Michael Guest, No. 33 Team Dillon eSports
It's back to the iRacing Pro Series for the second year in a row for Michael Guest, who's still seeking his first Coca-Cola iRacing Series victory. The 2020 season wasn't much to write home about in terms of the results sheet, though Guest often showed top-10 speed. Fun tidbit: Guest has never disconnected from the server in all 56 career races; that never-give-up attitude will come in handy over the winter as he looks to return for a fourth season.
24. Dylan Duval, No. 41 Stewart-Haas eSports
A top-20 points finish looked like it was in the cards for Dylan Duval heading into the season finale, but the bad luck bug bit the No. 41 as it did numerous times throughout the season, and the Nova Scotian ended up 13 points out. His best run of the season came at Dover, where he finished third behind Nick Ottinger and Brad Davies — a race that seemed to favor the series veterans.
23. Matt Bussa, No. 5 Williams Esports
It sure seems like Matt Bussa used up all his luck by reaching the Championship 4 in 2018. Since then, it's like he's carried a black cat under a ladder on Friday the 13th. For instance, Bussa entered the championship race 20th in points — in position to avoid relegation — then came home 25th at Homestead after a rough night, dropping him out of the top 20. He'll look to shed the monkey off his back over the offseason and return to 2018-esque pace next year.
22. Nathan Lyon, No. 6 Roush Fenway Racing
Though he didn't crack the top 20 in the final standings, Nathan Lyon showed marked improvement in results compared to his rookie season, where he ended the year 35th. He seemed to hit his stride later in the season, scoring four top-20 finishes in a row heading into the championship race. The speed's there, though; eight times he qualified in the top 10.
21. Zack Novak, No. 90 Richmond Raceway eSports
Few could have predicted the defending Coca-Cola iRacing Series champion to struggle after an incredible 2019 championship season. Much like Ray Alfalla's 2018 championship season that led to a 2019 shutout and relegation, Novak stayed out of the wins column in 2020 despite leading the series in victories on his way to the 2019 title. To put into perspective, the difference from this year to last year, Novak led 27 laps all season — across 20 races — compared to 2019, where he led more than 27 laps in five different races. He'll have his work cut out for him in the iRacing Pro Series over the winter if he wants to try for a second Coca-Cola Series title.
Catch our season review of eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series drivers ranked 11th-20th on eNASCAR.com next week.


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<?php

namespace Symfony\Component\Messenger\Bridge\Doctrine\Tests\Transport;

use Doctrine\DBAL\DriverManager;
use Doctrine\DBAL\Version;
use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;
use Symfony\Component\Messenger\Bridge\Doctrine\Tests\Fixtures\DummyMessage;
use Symfony\Component\Messenger\Bridge\Doctrine\Transport\Connection;

/**
 * @requires extension pdo_sqlite
 */
class DoctrineIntegrationTest extends TestCase
{
    /** @var \Doctrine\DBAL\Connection */
    private $driverConnection;
    /** @var Connection */
    private $connection;
    /** @var string */
    private $sqliteFile;

    public static function setUpBeforeClass(): void
    {
        if (\PHP_VERSION_ID >= 80000 && class_exists(Version::class)) {
            self::markTestSkipped('Doctrine DBAL 2.x is incompatible with PHP 8.');
        }
    }

    protected function setUp(): void
    {
        $this->sqliteFile = sys_get_temp_dir().'/symfony.messenger.sqlite';
        $dsn = getenv('MESSENGER_DOCTRINE_DSN') ?: 'sqlite:///'.$this->sqliteFile;
        $this->driverConnection = DriverManager::getConnection(['url' => $dsn]);
        $this->connection = new Connection([], $this->driverConnection);
    }

    protected function tearDown(): void
    {
        $this->driverConnection->close();
        if (file_exists($this->sqliteFile)) {
            unlink($this->sqliteFile);
        }
    }

    public function testConnectionSendAndGet()
    {
        $this->connection->send('{"message": "Hi"}', ['type' => DummyMessage::class]);
        $encoded = $this->connection->get();
        $this->assertEquals('{"message": "Hi"}', $encoded['body']);
        $this->assertEquals(['type' => DummyMessage::class], $encoded['headers']);
    }

    public function testSendWithDelay()
    {
        $this->connection->send('{"message": "Hi i am delayed"}', ['type' => DummyMessage::class], 600000);

        $available_at = $this->driverConnection->createQueryBuilder()
            ->select('m.available_at')
            ->from('messenger_messages', 'm')
            ->where('m.body = :body')
            ->setParameter(':body', '{"message": "Hi i am delayed"}')
            ->execute()
            ->fetchColumn();

        $available_at = new \DateTime($available_at);

        $now = new \DateTime();
        $now->modify('+60 seconds');
        $this->assertGreaterThan($now, $available_at);
    }

    public function testItRetrieveTheFirstAvailableMessage()
    {
        $this->connection->setup();
        // insert messages
        // one currently handled
        $this->driverConnection->insert('messenger_messages', [
            'body' => '{"message": "Hi handled"}',
            'headers' => json_encode(['type' => DummyMessage::class]),
            'queue_name' => 'default',
            'created_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime('2019-03-15 12:00:00')),
            'available_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime('2019-03-15 12:00:00')),
            'delivered_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime()),
        ]);
        // one available later
        $this->driverConnection->insert('messenger_messages', [
            'body' => '{"message": "Hi delayed"}',
            'headers' => json_encode(['type' => DummyMessage::class]),
            'queue_name' => 'default',
            'created_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime('2019-03-15 12:00:00')),
            'available_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime('2019-03-15 13:00:00')),
        ]);
        // one available
        $this->driverConnection->insert('messenger_messages', [
            'body' => '{"message": "Hi available"}',
            'headers' => json_encode(['type' => DummyMessage::class]),
            'queue_name' => 'default',
            'created_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime('2019-03-15 12:00:00')),
            'available_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime('2019-03-15 12:30:00')),
        ]);

        $encoded = $this->connection->get();
        $this->assertEquals('{"message": "Hi available"}', $encoded['body']);
    }

    public function testItCountMessages()
    {
        $this->connection->setup();
        // insert messages
        // one currently handled
        $this->driverConnection->insert('messenger_messages', [
            'body' => '{"message": "Hi handled"}',
            'headers' => json_encode(['type' => DummyMessage::class]),
            'queue_name' => 'default',
            'created_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime('2019-03-15 12:00:00')),
            'available_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime('2019-03-15 12:00:00')),
            'delivered_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime()),
        ]);
        // one available later
        $this->driverConnection->insert('messenger_messages', [
            'body' => '{"message": "Hi delayed"}',
            'headers' => json_encode(['type' => DummyMessage::class]),
            'queue_name' => 'default',
            'created_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime('2019-03-15 12:00:00')),
            'available_at' => $this->formatDateTime((new \DateTime())->modify('+1 minute')),
        ]);
        // one available
        $this->driverConnection->insert('messenger_messages', [
            'body' => '{"message": "Hi available"}',
            'headers' => json_encode(['type' => DummyMessage::class]),
            'queue_name' => 'default',
            'created_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime('2019-03-15 12:00:00')),
            'available_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime('2019-03-15 12:30:00')),
        ]);
        // another available
        $this->driverConnection->insert('messenger_messages', [
            'body' => '{"message": "Hi available"}',
            'headers' => json_encode(['type' => DummyMessage::class]),
            'queue_name' => 'default',
            'created_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime('2019-03-15 12:00:00')),
            'available_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime('2019-03-15 12:30:00')),
        ]);

        $this->assertSame(2, $this->connection->getMessageCount());
    }

    public function testItRetrieveTheMessageThatIsOlderThanRedeliverTimeout()
    {
        $this->connection->setup();
        $twoHoursAgo = new \DateTime('now');
        $twoHoursAgo->modify('-2 hours');
        $this->driverConnection->insert('messenger_messages', [
            'body' => '{"message": "Hi requeued"}',
            'headers' => json_encode(['type' => DummyMessage::class]),
            'queue_name' => 'default',
            'created_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime('2019-03-15 12:00:00')),
            'available_at' => $this->formatDateTime(new \DateTime('2019-03-15 12:00:00')),
            'delivered_at' => $this->formatDateTime($twoHoursAgo),
        ]);
        $this->driverConnection->insert('messenger_messages', [
            'body' => '{"message": "Hi available"}',
            'headers' => json_encode(['type' => DummyMessage::class]),
            'queue_name' => 'default',
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Lucas Torreira reveals he has 'NO chance' of staying at Arsenal and wants summer transfer away after Fiorentina loan
ARSENAL outcast Lucas Torreira has revealed he has NO chance of staying at the club after being brutally told there is no place for him in Mikel Arteta's side.
The 26-year-old has spent the last two years out on loan at Atletico Madrid and Fiorentina respectively.
Lucas Torreira has revealed he wishes to leave Arsenal this summer on a permanent deal
Torreira was keen for his temporary stay in Florence to be turned into a permanent switch.
But the Serie A outfit failed to trigger their option to buy clause – much to Arsenal's and the Uruguay international's frustration.
The Gunners are desperate to offload the former Sampdoria ace with the midfielder having just one year left on his contract at the Emirates.
And Torreira has declared that he has no future in North London after being told he is surplus to requirements.
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Speaking to El Telegrafo, the 2021 LaLiga winner was asked what the chances are of him remaining at Arsenal.
To which he said: "There is no chance. From the beginning they told me that I didn't have a place.
"So I don't want to stay either because I suffered a lot, it cost me a lot to adapt and my idea is to go to Italy or Spain.
"What I wanted was to stay at Fiorentina, but it didn't happen for various reasons, so we'll look for a new direction."
Torreira also commented on a potential move to boyhood club Boca Juniors after he was denied a switch to the Argentine outfit last year.
He remarked: "Boca is very difficult. It was difficult after what happened to my mother and I really wanted to go there.
"Then I had a very good season and I have one year left on my contract with Arsenal.
"Any team that wants me has to buy me, which would be around €15m [£13m], so that's why I see it as difficult, although I never lose hope.
"I feel a lot of love for that club and at some point I would like to play there."
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Guanajuato is one of the 31 states which, with Mexico City, are the 32 Federal entities of Mexico.
Its production areas are agriculture and industry.
It is part of the industrial corridor of the Bajío region (Guanajuato, León, Guanajuato, Irapuato, Salamanca, and Celaya) and has great prospects worldwide in the automotive industry.
Aerospace: Attraction of companies like foxtrot.
Food (agricultural and processed): Export of processed and fresh foods.
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Vince Gill to Receive BMI Icon Award
Vince Gill will receive an all-star tribute this November at the 62nd annual BMI Country Awards.
Vince Gill, Paul Franklin Return to 'Bakersfield' With Expanded Edition
The Nov. 4 event at BMI's Nashville headquarters will include a presentation of the BMI Icon award, which has previously honored Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn and Kris Kristofferson, as Rolling Stone reports. To his credit, Gill has a 35-year career that includes 20 Grammy wards and 26 million album sales.
Over the past few years, Gill has produced projects by acts such as LeAnn Rimes, Sonya Isaacs and Ashley Monroe. And in January he told The 615 he was working on a studio album with his daughter, Jenny.


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TricorBraun Forms South American Joint Venture With Amfora Packaging
Suzanne Fenton, Vice President, Brand Marketing
marketing@tricorbraun.com | 314-983-2010
Bogotá, Colombia (October 25, 2017) — TricorBraun has formed a 50-50 joint venture in South America with Amfora Packaging (http://www.amforapackaging.com/), which will be named TricorBraun South America SAS, according to Keith Strope, President and CEO, of TricorBraun.
"This is an exciting business combination that will allow us to gain an even deeper and more rapid foothold in a number of South American markets," said Strope.
Carlos Acedo, General Manager of Latin America for TricorBraun, said the new joint venture will cover five countries in South America: Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile and Venezuela.
TricorBraun has been developing business in Mexico and South America for the past eight years. "We could have continued developing these markets on our own, but it would have taken substantially more time," Acedo said. "We have aggressive growth plans and our relationship with Amfora instantly provides us with a more fully functioning, broad-based business model."
Acedo said that the ability to integrate TricorBraun's global, world-class resources with Amfora's local knowledge of markets and customers is the perfect combination. "We're 'glocal.'"
Jose Alejandro Arango has been appointed the General Manager of TricorBraun South America SAS, and Carlos Gama, a former Packaging Consultant in Mexico City has been named Sales Manager. Gama will be based in Bogotá.
"We are very excited about the association of Amfora Packaging with TricorBraun, which enables us to bring to South America one of the world's leading packaging companies," said Arango. "TricorBraun's marketing, design and logistics capabilities are available on five continents. Coupled with an impressive network of global suppliers, our combined offering is one of the industry's most complete alternatives for plastic, glass and dispensing systems."
"We are confident that customers will find TricorBraun South America to be a strategic ally that provides unlimited packaging options to meet their needs and highlight their products," said Arango.
TricorBraun South America SAS will host an Open House in Bogotá on October 26, 2017. Potential customers and vendors will attend the open house, as will current global vendors and customers and local authorities. To learn more about the Open House, please contact Carlos Gama at +57 (315)-72-67-741, or via email at cgama@tricorbraun.com
About TricorBraun
TricorBraun (www.tricorbraun.com) is a packaging solutions company, focused on providing innovative, custom solutions for its many customers. An industry leader in glass and plastic containers, closures, dispensers and tubes, TricorBraun operates from more than 40 locations throughout North America and internationally from London, England: Guangzhou, China; Hong Kong, and Mumbai, India. Our award-winning Design & Engineering Center provides forward-thinking service driven by consumer insight, market understanding and creative solutions. TricorBraun's advisory services range from preliminary planning and manufacturing oversight to warehousing and logistics programs.


Appreciates the warmth and sensitivity of the acoustic arrangement, and loves the grit of acoustic performance. Now playing acoustic gigs in the Rochester area. Picking lead guitar on these songs is Ed Byron, of Phelps, NY.


Welcome to my personal page. My name is Marcus Moeller. I was born in September 1976 in Germany and live in Switzerland these days.
I am an active member of the Swiss Ubuntu LoCo team and regularly organize Ubuntu events. I am one of the founders of Faircomputer, an association which offers Laptops pre-installed with GNU/Linux.
Note: This section is for existing Ubuntu members to leave testimonials.
If you know me and my contributions to the Ubuntu community, it would be kind if you could leave a nice comment here.
I know Marcus since 2012 as an active member of the open source community. He has an excellent technical knowledge of several Linux distributions and applications. Due to his longtime contribution to the community he is very well known in Switzerland and Germany. I always enjoyed to work with Marcus because of his know-how and his reliability.
I don't remember when exactly I met Marcus, but I remember that since then I have always seen him active in the free and open source community (not just in Ubuntu). A few years ago I helped organising the FROSCAMP which was initiated by Marcus. It was a pleasure working with him. He is also very active in promoting FOSS at ETH Zürich and probably one of the most visible open source guys in Switzerland.
First time i heard from Marcus as an organiser of the FROSCAMP 2010. Since 2012 i know him in person and have to full agree to Ralfs comment. Marcus, in my opinion, has an excellent knowledge of Linux (and its distributions). He is very dedicated to Free Software/Systems and a real asset to the FOSS Community.
Marcus is one of the most active member in our LoCo Team. He organized/participated to our events. He was doing a good job as a contact of our LoCo Team. He'll again take back the responsability as a LoCo Contact and he'll help our LoCo Team to bypass the language border that we have in Switzerland. As official Ubuntu member and as team owner of our LoCo Team, I give my voice for Marcus and I highly recommend his approval as an Ubuntu member.
I have worked together with Marcus to cooperate with Ubuntu events and he was always ready to help over the border from Switzerland to Germany. He is one of the first contacts when I want to call somebody in the Switzerland. I know that he is in many FOSS projects and Ubuntu is one of his passions. I'd like to see when he gets an Ubuntu member cause he represents Ubuntu and the FOSS community in a good way.


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Seahawk Women's Soccer, Randolph-Macon Play to 2-2 Draw
Randolph-Macon
Randolph-Macon (0-0-1) 1 1 0 0 2
St. Mary's (Md.) (0-0-1) 1 1 0 0 2
Photo Credit: Bill Wood
1st - 29:52 - Casey Kent (Randolph-Macon)
1st - 33:49 - Emmey German (St. Mary's (Md.))
2nd - 75:44 - Abby Davis (Randolph-Macon)
2nd - 89:59 - Emily Huey (St. Mary's (Md.))
Sv: Christina Newman - 5
Sh: Emily Huey - 4
Sv: Katie Flores - 4
For Immediate Release · By Nairem Moran · nmoran@smcm.edu
St. Mary's City, Md. – Junior midfielder Emily Huey (Pocomoke City, Md./Snow Hill) dashed Randolph-Macon College's hopes of a season-opening win Friday afternoon when Huey fired in a last-second shot from outside the box which might have sailed over the crossbar but just dipped inside the top right corner to force overtime.
The two sides played two extra 10-minute periods but neither team could break through the defense and the match ended in a draw.
St. Mary's (Md.) 2, Randolph-Macon 2
R-MC struck first at 29:52 when junior goalkeeper Katie Flores (Towson, Md./Towson) made an initial save on a shot fired by Casey Kent but, unfortunately, the rebound bounced high and behind Flores, trickling in for the first goal of the match.
However, the Seahawks responded about four minutes later when Huey sent in a cross from the right side to the penalty spot where first-year Emmey German (Lutherville, Md./Towson) turned and fired into the middle side netting to the knot the game at 1-1.
The Yellow Jackets again claimed a one-goal lead in the second half when Abby Davis sent a free kick from about 25 yards out over the defensive wall into the lower left corner past a diving Flores.
Huey then connected with junior captain Zoe Smedley (Clarksville, Md./River Hill) for the last-second equalizer as the 10-second countdown was going on.
Each side had two shots in overtime with each keeper making a stop to preserve the 2-2 deadlock.
For the Seahawks (0-0-1)
Scorers: Huey (1 goal, 1 assist); German (1 goal); Smedley (1 assist)
Goalkeeper: Flores (4 saves, 2 goals allowed, 110:00)
St. Mary's took 13 shots (seven on goal) and notched two corner kicks – one in each half of regulation.
For Randolph-Macon (0-0-1)
Scorers: Kent (1 goal); Davis (1 goal)
Goalkeeper: Christina Newman (5 saves, 2 goals allowed, 110:00)
The Yellow Jackets rattled off a dozen shots and six corner kicks, including five in the first half.
With the draw, St. Mary's stretches its unbeaten streak against the Yellow Jackets to six straight (4-0-2) and now takes a 5-4-2 record in the series history. R-MC's last win over the Seahawks was a 2-0 decision in 1994.
In addition, the Seahawks are riding a three-match unbeaten streak dating back to October 29 of last season as St. Mary's ended the 2016 campaign with a 1-0-1 mark.
Sept. 3 vs. Averett (1-0) – Seahawk Stadium – 3:30 p.m.
In its only meeting with Averett, St. Mary's posted a 4-0 victory in 2015 on the Cougars' home turf in Danville, Virginia.
Twitter: @smcseahawks, @SMCM_WSOCCER, #SweepTheSheds, #GoHawks
Instagram: @smcseahawks, @smcmwsoccer, #SweepTheSheds, #GoHawks
October 4, 2018 St. Mary's Women's Soccer Honored for Academic Excellence
June 21, 2018 156 Seahawk Student-Athletes Land on CAC All-Academic Team
April 20, 2018 St. Mary's College Board of Trustees Approves Budget for Jamie L. Roberts Stadium
March 23, 2018 2018 Special Olympics Field Day Rescheduled for April 8
November 28, 2017 SAAC Collects Nearly 2,000 Pounds of Food
November 9, 2017 Three Seahawk Women's Soccer Players Land on All-CAC Team
November 7, 2017 Annual SAAC Canned Food Drive Begins Saturday
November 1, 2017 Seahawk Women's Soccer Knocked Out of CAC Tournament
October 30, 2017 Jamie L. Roberts Stadium Complex Building to Begin
October 30, 2017 Larkin Picks Up CAC Women's Soccer Weekly Award
October 28, 2017 St. Mary's Women's Soccer Headed to CAC Tournament Semifinals
October 25, 2017 Moody Strikes Twice as Seahawk Women's Soccer Locks Up CAC Playoff Bid
October 21, 2017 St. Mary's Women's Soccer Came Up Big on Senior Day
October 18, 2017 Mary Washington Tops Seahawk Women's Soccer, 2-0, in CAC Action
October 14, 2017 St. Mary's Women's Soccer, Southern Virginia End Up in 1-1 Draw
October 11, 2017 Seahawk Women's Soccer Loses 2-0 to No. 9 Christopher Newport
October 6, 2017 German Lifts St. Mary's Women's Soccer to OT Win
October 4, 2017 Seahawk Women's Soccer Drops CAC Contest to Salisbury
September 30, 2017 St. Mary's Women's Soccer, Frostburg State Plays to Scoreless Draw
September 27, 2017 Seahawk Women's Soccer Wins Second Straight
September 23, 2017 Offensive Explosion Pushes St. Mary's Women's Soccer Past Penn State Harrisburg
September 19, 2017 Seahawk Women's Soccer Battles No. 14 Lynchburg in Heartbreaker
September 16, 2017 Another Tough Loss for St. Mary's Women's Soccer at Haverford
September 13, 2017 Seahawk Women's Soccer Succumbs to Bridgewater (Va.)
September 10, 2017 St. Mary's Women's Soccer Drops Second Straight One-Goal Contest
September 9, 2017 Larkin Has Career Day But Seahawk Women's Soccer Falls in OT
September 3, 2017 St. Mary's Women's Soccer, Averett Battle to Scoreless Draw
September 1, 2017 Seahawk Women's Soccer, Randolph-Macon Play to 2-2 Draw
July 31, 2017 2017 Seahawk Women's Soccer Lineup Released
Wed, 10/31 | Women's Soccer at #2 seed Mary Washington L, 3-2 (Final) RC | BX | V
Sat, 10/27 | Women's Soccer at #3 seed York (Pa.) W, 1-0 (Final) RC | BX | V
Wed, 10/24 | Women's Soccer vs. No. 15 Christopher Newport L, 4-1 (Final) RC | BX | V
Sat, 10/20 | Women's Soccer vs. Penn State Harrisburg L, 2-0 (Final) RC | BX | V
Wed, 10/17 | Women's Soccer at York (Pa.) W, 2-1 (Final) RC | BX | V


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The ISO 14000 family addresses various aspects of environmental management. It provides practical tools for companies and organizations looking to identify and control their environmental impact and constantly improve their environmental performance. ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 14004:2015 focus on environmental management systems. The other standards in the family focus on specific environmental aspects such as life cycle analysis, communication and auditing.
ISO 14001:2015 sets out the criteria for an environmental management system and can be certified to. It does not state requirements for environmental performance, but maps out a framework that a company or organization can follow to set up an effective environmental management system. It can be used by any organization regardless of its activity or sector. Using ISO 14001:2015 can provide assurance to company management and employees as well as external stakeholders that environmental impact is being measured and improved.


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Glice Partners with SGS to Verify Hygiene and Disinfection Protocols
SGS is pleased to announce that we are collaborating with Glice, the market leader for eco-friendly premium synthetic ice, on an enhanced safety program to ensure maximum hygiene in the production of skating rinks.
SGS will review and vet Glice's cleaning and disinfection protocols according to the international standards and best practices of WHO, CDC and other regulatory agencies.
Glice provides skating rinks around the world so that people can enjoy healthy, fun activities. The Swiss company has a global presence and clients that include governmental entities and private companies, such as hotels, leisure parks, shopping malls, and even schools and families. During the current situation, it is more important than ever to ensure that Glice's staff can work safely and its customers receive safe products.
Viktor Meier, CEO and Co-Founder of Glice says, "Sustainability, safety consciousness and health are at the heart of Glice and therefore we value the wellbeing of our team, our customers and their families above all. To make sure that everyone stays safe these days, we wanted to introduce additional security measures for our production and logistics. Our partnership with SGS allows us to fulfill orders while maintaining the utmost precautions."
Peter Possemiers, Executive Vice President of SGS Environment, Health and Safety services, adds, "In today's world, every company needs to reinforce health and safety to protect employees and consumers. We are glad that Glice has trusted us with this program so the company can continue to provide environmentally friendly and safe ice rinks around the globe."
About Glice
Employing a revolutionary Eco-Ice technology, Glice brings sustainable ice sports to every corner of the planet, from classical winter sport nations to the tropics. Since 2012, Glice has installed more than 2,000 Eco-Rinks in over 85 countries. The Glice eco-skating rink technology uses no power, water, chemicals or resurfacing equipment to operate and offers an ecological and economical alternative to refrigerated ice.
SGS Becomes Stakeholder Cybersecurity Certification Group Member
The SCCG is responsible for advising the European Commission and ENISA on strategic issues regarding cybersecurity certification and assisting the EC in preparing the Union rolling work program.
Approval to Provide Glyphosate Residue Free Testing Across Three Continents
Easier access for farmers, suppliers and manufacturers around the globe to testing services accredited against The Detox Project's Glyphosate Residue Free certification program.


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Clicks will spend R846 million capex as it expands store footprint across the country (Economic Division in South Africa)
Clicks will spend R846 million capex as it expands store footprint across the country
By Dineo Faku Oct 22, 2021
CLICKS, the JSE-listed health and beauty retailer yesterday, announced it would spend R846 million of capex in the new financial year for expansion of stores as it inches towards its target of establishing 900 stores in South Africa in the long term.
The group said this includes 25 to 30 new stores and 30 to 35 new pharmacies, in addition to the acquisition of 25 Pick n Pay pharmacies recently approved by the Competition Commission, as well as IT systems and supply chain infrastructure.
Chief executive Vikesh Ramsunder said the group was investing in growth and not fazed by South Africa's slow economic growth rate.
"We believe in our strategy that there is long-term growth potential for the business in South Africa. It does not matter what has happened, it has not affected our ambition to keep on growing in the country so we will keep on investing," Ramsunder said.
Clicks said turnover during the year ended August 202 jumped by 10.2 percent to R37.3 billion with health and beauty sales growing by 8.3 percent and distribution turnover increasing by 12.3 percent.
Adjusted group operating profit increased by 8.2 percent to exceed R3 bn, with the group's operating margin 10 basis points lower at 8.2 percent.
Clicks said earnings growth would be 9 percent if an adjustment for the impact of civil unrest were to be taken into account.
The group reported that the civil unrest in KwaZulu-Natal had resulted in 53 stores and two of the group's distribution centres being looted and damaged.
In terms of the group's rewards scheme, Ramsunder said Clicks had signed 600 000 new members to ClubCard, its loyalty programme, during the year ended August 2021. He said the ClubCard active membership base increased to 9.2 million and accounted for 80.2 percent of sales in the year under review.
"We were the first loyalty programme in the country, and it is so simple, you do not have to jump through hoops, you just swipe and you save. Just by swiping your card you save two percent, and if you spend over R1 000 you save 4 percent, and earn double points. It is an absolute no-brainer that is why I have not interfered with the club card," he said.
Ramsunder said Clicks was the largest vaccination provider in the private sector after administering 1.4 million jabs to date across 525 sites. He said the group would open more sites in order to get closer to the citizens of the country.
"We believe the one thing that will drive economic growth is a vaccinated population," he said.
Commenting on the results, Anchor Capital' investment analyst Seleho Tsatsi, said Clicks reported diluted headline earnings and a share growth of 3 percent.
"That number is below the run-rate we've come to expect from Clicks, which has been closer to a mid-teens earnings growth rate over the long-term," he said.
The Clicks South African Special Risk Insurance Association claim is R726m.


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Ben Jonson is a 'Healthy School' and balanced diets are encouraged as part of a healthy lifestyle. School dinners are prepared daily, are all Halal and a vegetarian option is available everyday. The menu is displayed on the notice board in both offices and can be downloaded below. If your child has any special dietary requirements, please let us know.
Lunchtime is a very important part of our school day. Our Midday Meals Supervisors play a vital role in ensuring that the highest standards of behaviour are maintained. We aim to make lunchtimes relaxed and enjoyable, at the same time as providing a well-ordered environment.
The school policy is that children need to have the same choice of lunch each week. Therefore, children will either have school dinners or packed lunch for a whole week.
From September 2014 all children in Tower Hamlets from Reception to Year 6 in a state-funded school will be offered a free healthy school lunch. All parents should have filled in the Free School Meals and Pupil Premium Registration Form which will ensure that we receive all the government funding that we are entitled to. Subsequently providing the best education for our children.
From 13 December 2014, our school catering team will be providing information about 14 allergenic ingredients used in the foods that are provided within the school.
Ben Jonson recognises the benefits of healthy snacks for physical well-being and as an aid to concentration in class. Honey wheat bagels and fruit are provided at break times for all year groups and every child is given a water bottle to use during lessons. The school does not allow the consumption of sweets, chocolate, chewing gum or carbonated/fizzy drinks. Milk is available for all Reception children, free of charge.
This is available for the children of working parents/carers or students at a small charge, more information is available on the Club and Childcare page.


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Model Paris Jackson, daughter of late pop star Michael Jackson, is "on the mend" and looking forward to her 21st birthday in April after a medical scare. On March 16, an ambulance was called to her home after an incident. There were initially reports that she had attempted suicide, but Paris quickly shut down those rumours on social media. She called the rumours "lies". Paris was later seen with her boyfriend Gabriel Glenn. She was all smiles as they enjoyed KFC.


After working on this issue for several months, I am proud to report that yesterday the Dallas City Council unanimously approved the creation of a gas drilling taskforce.
In February, I sent a memo to my colleagues proposing that we create a taskforce to revise Dallas' gas drilling ordinance to ensure our residents and environment are protected from any dangers that may be posed by urban gas drilling. I worked with several councilmembers to get this important issue in front of the council yesterday, and the entire council embraced the idea.
I am pleased that we were able to achieve overwhelming consensus on this issue and thank my colleagues for their support!
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JASPER® Driveline Division Ready for 2018 Racing Season
For the Jasper Driveline Division, 2017 was a rewarding and exciting year, with five of the top ten drivers in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series finishing the season in Jasper equipped cars. Jasper equipped cars claimed 21 wins, 103 top-five finishes, 189 top-ten finishes, and 21 pole position starts. Martin Treux, Jr. won the championship in a Jasper equipped car in the 2017 season, further adding to an already long list of accomplishments for the Jasper team.
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Martin Treux, Jr. of Furniture Row Racing, and defending champion of the 2017 Cup Series, along with drivers Kevin Harvick, Clint Boyer, Aric Almirola, and Kurt Busch of Stewart-Haas Racing, and Kasey Kahne of Leavine Family Racing, will drive cars equipped with the single rail JASPER 4-Speed in 2018. This version allows a single external rail to rotate and move two internal forks to engage the four forward gears.
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