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Ohio Players: The Definitive Collection…Plus… (Robinsongs) Out now
R&B legend Wilson Pickett and blues star Robert ward both owed a debt of gratitude to a bunch of top musicians who backed them in Dayton, Ohio. These talented guys went on to become the celebrated soul and funk stars The Ohio Players.
Here we have a delicious collection of 44 tracks from the fabulous outfit, split into three discs; "The Early Years" – which includes their hits "Funky Worm" and "Pain" – The Golden Years" – with the smash hits "Skin Tight," "Love Rollercoaster" and ""Sweet Sticky Thing" and CD # three, "The Later & Solo Years". The first multi-label anthology.
The first black band to achieve three consecutive Platinum Number One R&B albums, this is the first chance to get your hands on a definitive collection of their music. Complete with a 28 page illustrated booklet, which features an essay by New York music writer Christian John Wilkane, and contributions from the band's drummer, James "Diamond" Williams.
Robinsongs have lovingly gathered together the band's tracks from the Capitol, Westbound, Mercury, Arista and Boardwalk labels for this unique collection. Interestingly, there is also material here from band members June Morrison, Sugarfoot & Shadow (Billy Beck, Clarence Willis & Diamond) to offer up a total career overview of this sizzling funky outfit.
Their biggest hit "Fire", kicks off disc two, which was a number one in the R&B chart and the main Billboard chart in America, and three other number ones feature in this set, "Sweet Sticky Thing", "Love Rollercaster" and "Who'd She Coo", the latter being their sole UK chart single.
The third CD features their work for Arista and Boardwalk, and gives us the full length version of "Everybody Up" and tracks by Junie, Shadow and Sugarfoot's 1985 cover of "Fire".
By Sally Fox
(1 / 5) 'Dull Zone'
(2 / 5) 'OK Zone'
(3 / 5) 'Decent Zone'
(4 / 5) 'Super Zone'
(5 / 5) 'Awesome Zone'


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It starts at Mossel Bay in the west and stretches 200 km to Tsitsikamma National Park in the east. It is one of South Africa's most popular destinations and offers fantastic holiday opportunities, with stunning scenery and great activities and accommodation. Our favourite stretch of the route is between George and Storms River, which is by Tsitsikamma National Park. There are some lovely places to stay along the way and numerous things to see and do. Knysna and Plettenberg Bay are particular favourites of ours. Knysna is set on an exquisite lagoon, while Plettenberg Bay is equally attractive in its own way, with fabulous sandy beaches and the Robberg Peninsula just a few kilometres away.
The best time to travel the Garden Route is during the summer months when the weather is at its best. It is a popular destination for South Africans during the Christmas school holidays from mid-December to mid-January, while overseas visitors tend to come in January, February and March. The weather only starts to heat up in the last half of November and is cooling down by April so, if you like warmer weather, we suggest you visit between December and March. It is quieter and cooler through the rest of the year, but still a lovely place to visit.
The Garden Route does not just have spectacular scenery to offer. There is plenty to keep visitors busy. There is some splendid walking and hiking in the forests between Knysna and Plettenberg Bay – you can kayak or canoe along the rivers or lagoons, go for a cycle ride, or play a round of golf on one of the many golf courses in the area. There are some beautiful birds to be spotted by keen birdwatchers, while whales and dolphins can be seen between July and November. For the more adventurous, there is one of the highest bungee jumps in the world and a zip ride through the tree canopy of the Tsitsikamma Forest.
1. Drive all the way from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth.
The overall distance is 769 km, so you need to like driving! This is a very interesting trip, but it should not be hurried. The whole idea is that you take your time so that you can appreciate the beautiful scenery and stop off at interesting places along the way – such as Hermanus, Swellendam, Wilderness, Knysna, Plettenberg Bay and Storms River.
Although we are not particularly keen on Port Elizabeth itself, there are some excellent game parks in the area that, unlike those in the Kruger, are non-malarial. A popular way to end the trip along the Garden Route is to spend two or three nights at one of these parks. There are flights from Port Elizabeth back to Cape Town or on to Johannesburg.
3. Drive from Cape Town to Knysna/Plettenberg Bay.
This is extremely popular – the drive takes about five to six hours. However, if you don't want to drive this in one day, you can break your journey by overnighting at Swellendam (about two and a half hours from Cape Town). This is a lovely little town with some very attractive Cape Dutch buildings.
The 'official' Garden Route starts at Mossel Bay, but we think the area east of George is much more attractive, and this is where we would recommend you base yourself. Although there are many lovely places to stay, we particularly like Knysna and Plettenberg Bay. Not only are they very beautiful, but there are also lots of things to do within easy reach. When you have finished your holiday, you can drop your car at George Airport and fly either back to Cape Town or on to Johannesburg.
4. Drive from Cape Town to the George area along the coastal route, then back to Cape Town along the inland route on the famous Route 62.
Although tourists are always told how attractive the coastal route is up to George, we personally think the inland route is actually more beautiful! It is slightly longer and slower (it takes approximately one hour more than the coastal route), but we consider that views of the fabulous mountain scenery and the Little Karoo desert make it well worth while. You can even stop off at an ostrich farm at Oudtshoorn. If you want to break the journey on the way, we would recommend visiting the lovely little town of Montague. This trip can be done in either order – going up the inland route to George and returning by the coastal route or the reverse. It is equally good in either direction.


Distance from Bābil to Nazareth is 868 kilometers. This air travel distance is equal to 539 miles.
The air travel (bird fly) shortest distance between Bābil and Nazareth is 868 km= 539 miles.
If you travel with an airplane (which has average speed of 560 miles) from Babil to Nazareth, It takes 0.96 hours to arrive.
Nazareth is located in Israel.


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Virtual Reality in Neuro-psycho-physiology
Cognitive, clinical and methodological issues in assessment and treatment
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To create successful health care applications with today's virtual environments, we must begin by asking: what are they good at? This book offers an answer to its potential readers - physicians, psychologists and health care provider - by presenting an overview of the current research in this field. In fact, the book, whose idea comes from the work made within the EC funded Virtual Reality Environments for Psycho-neuro-physiological assessment and Rehabilitation VREPAR - project, (HC 1053 - www.etho.be/ht_projects/vrepar), is a collection of chapters from researchers who have pioneered the ideas and the technology associated with virtual reality. More in particular, the book discusses the clinical principles, human factors, and technology issues associated with the use of virtual reality for assessment and treatment. It should be noted that technical characteristics of virtual worlds change very rapidly, but what will not change is the user of the virtual environment. Thus, to ensure that the contents of this book are not quickly updated, all the contributors have made a great effort to identify possible constraints in the use of this technology and to indicate how they can be faced and solved. The key issue was to integrate knowledge of clinical therapy and psychological principles related to human factors into the design of virtual environments. The book is divided in three main sections comprising 13 chapters overall: virtual reality for health care, virtual reality for psychological assessment and rehabilitation and virtual reality for neuro-physiological assessment and rehabilitation.
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King built the Sand Palace to withstand the fiercest hurricane winds. It did.
Amid the devastation wreaked by Hurricane Michael, one structure remained intact, said Patricia Mazzei. This is the story of the Florida seafront home built to withstand the big one.
After Hurricane Andrew, a Category 5 beast, ravaged Miami-Dade County in 1992, new construction in the southern portion of the state was required to withstand 175-mph winds. In the coastal Panhandle counties affected by Michael, the requirement is lower, 120 to 150 mph, and the rules for certain kinds of reinforcement have applied to houses built more than a mile from shore only since 2007. Many of the residences and businesses rubbed out by Michael in Mexico Beach were far older; rebuilding them to conform to the new code will be expensive and could price out some of the working-class people who historically have flocked to Mexico Beach.
"We're thinking that we need to build a house that would survive for generations," Lackey said.
Though the family had the relief of knowing their house, which they rent out when they are not using it themselves for vacations, had remained standing, King needed to see for himself what damage the hurricane had done. He left Tennessee at 4 a.m. Saturday and drove his dark blue Ford F-150 pickup south for more than seven hours—far longer than the trip would ordinarily take, because of closed roads and recovery-crew gridlock—to reach his property at the end of 36th Street.
"It was supposed to be a fortress like this," King said, staring in disbelief.
The storm surge passed underneath.
"All those Mexico Beach houses that were built in the 1970s, they're gone," Sandra said.
Lackey said much of the small town's charm came from its older houses and relative lack of overdevelopment, compared with bigger tourist destinations farther west along the coast. Over the Fourth of July holiday, which Mexico Beach celebrated with fireworks at the pier, Lackey's 5-year-old son, Keaton, learned how to snorkel off the beach in front of the house.
"I said, 'It'll veer off. They always do. They go to Cancún or someplace,'" he said.
As the storm took aim, though, their most recent renters brought the patio furniture indoors and oversaw a specialist hired by Lackey and King to seal the doors the day before landfall—the sort of measure Lackey readily acknowledges may be unaffordable for most people during an emergency. The renters ate at a beloved local seafood restaurant, Toucan's, and then evacuated from town.
"They were probably the last people to eat there," Lackey said of Toucan's, which did not survive.


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Welcome to the wonderful world of Let's Grow, brought to you by Ben Faulks, co-creator of the award-winning, CBeebies television series Mr. Bloom's Nursery.
Get ready to celebrate the places where you live with our Let's Grow Live Events. The friendly Let's Grow gardening Nannies and their family of baby fruits and vegetables can't wait to meet you to laugh, learn and grow together and share the joys of life on the Allotment, in your community.
Launching in 2022, is the Let's Grow online educational resource for Early Years Foundation Stage. This is an innovative, multi-media resource for educational settings that offers an irresistible invitation to learn and play for children and their educators. Let's Grow enhances attainment by giving children the opportunity to develop language and communication skills, to think critically, to build self-confidence, to enhance well-being and to master school readiness.
Let's Grow Ho, Ho, Ho! - December 2021
Families can share the joy of laughter, learning and festivities in the magnificent Victorian Halifax Borough Market and surrounding streets this December, as the 'Let's Grow' team return with a Christmas theme.
The Let's Grow Ho, Ho, Ho! Merry Little Christmas Party follows the successful debut of the two-day pop-up allotment event at the market during the October half-term.
On Monday 20 and Tuesday 21 December 2021, Halifax's stunning market hall will welcome back the charming family of baby fruits and vegetables, their friendly 'Vegetable Nannies' and a host of performances, games, crafts, festive tunes, prizes and more.
The free event is brought to the market by Ben Faulks - co-creator of the award-winning TV series, 'Mr Bloom's Nursery' - and his wife, Mimi, who live in Calderdale. It is funded by the Government's Welcome Back Fund, supported by the European Regional Development Fund, which aims to help high streets and tourist attractions recover from the pandemic and welcome back shoppers and visitors.
At the October Let's Grow event, the Council launched a two-year community art project and gave people the chance to share ideas for the borough's Year of Culture in 2024, to coincide with Calderdale's 50th anniversary and support the economic recovery.
Cllr Jane Scullion, Calderdale Council's Cabinet Member for Regeneration and Strategy, said:
"In Calderdale we're proud to be known for our distinctive heritage and culture. The Let's Grow events showcase these qualities within our historic Borough Market. They bring fun for the whole family and the opportunity to learn about gardening, food and nature, whilst attracting people into the town centre.
"Working with our partner organisations, one of the ways we're rebuilding the economy is by harnessing the power of our unique culture and heritage to revitalise town centres and celebrate Calderdale's identity.
"Visitors to the Let's Grow Christmas Party will be able to take part in the consultation to gather ideas for the borough-wide celebration of Calderdale's 50th birthday in 2024.
"After another tough year, we hope families can come and enjoy some festive cheer and pick up some Christmas treats from the array of independent retailers in the market and Halifax town centre."
Here are just some of the fun-packed activities taking place:
Join the Let's Grow Nannies to celebrate Christmas in style along with their adorable family of Baby Fruits & Vegetables.
Dance along as the Disco Shed plays funky festive tunes with games, bubbles and cheeky elves a-plenty.
Snap a selfie with the Living Lamp Posts and Christmas Travellers, Hodman & Sally.
Get creative with reindeer costume making and arts and crafts.
Complete the Christmas market treasure trail for a chance to win a family annual pass to Eureka! The National Children&aspo;s Museum.
Make your own reindeer food to take home and sprinkle outside on Christmas Eve.
Get active with the reindeer hoopla game or relax and draw elf portraits in the Christmas Chill Out Zone.
COVID-safety measures are in place for the event, including face coverings for all performers and stewards and the monitoring and restriction of visitor numbers in the festival spaces.
To find out what else is happening in Calderdale this festive season, head to www.visitcalderdale.com and look out for updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram #visitcalderdale
Let's Grow Comes to Halifax - October 2021
Let's Grow came to the heart of Halifax, transforming spaces in the historic Borough Market in the heart of the town centre on Wednesday 27 and Thursday 28 October 2021. It was part of the launch of a two year community art project and consultation leading to Calderdale's 50th anniversary celebrations in 2024. Families could explore the 'Let's Grow' pop-up Allotment with its charming family of baby fruits and vegetables to meet, along with their friendly Vegetable Nannies. There were interactive performances to engage with, street art games to play, make and take family workshops and a treasure trail to follow with the chance to win 'Shop in Halifax' gift cards. Urban street artists transformed unused spaces into giant market murals.
The free two-day event was organised by Calderdale Borough Council and supported by the European Regional Development fund and H M Government's Welcome Back scheme for post- Covid high street recovery. It coincided with the national Love Your Local Market campaign which celebrates the role of markets at the heart and hub of town centres and communities.
Enter your email address on our contact page to receive email updates about Let's Grow Live Events happening in Halifax and Calderdale from 2021 through to 2024
Let's Grow Live Events
Let's Grow Live Events provide a great solution for place making, town centre festivals, event management, partnership working, cultural development and community engagement. Our award-winning team have worked nationally and internationally in towns and cities in all sorts of indoor and outdoor venues.
Scaled to fit your locality, Let's Grow Live Events include consultation and artistic programming designed to suit your needs and are site specific to your area. We have a ready-made tool kit of high-impact branding and graphics, including festival narratives and template press releases which can be adapted for any season of the retail or cultural calendar. We can work with you to bring your stakeholders together to maximize the message and drive footfall. Our events bring people of all ages together for heart-warming experiences, fueled by laughter and playfulness!
As place making tools, Let's Grow Live Events can transform spaces, change perceptions and bring new audiences to make memories in places they may not have engaged with. Fantastic experiences make your visitors think positively about places which they will want to come back to and revisit in the future. We're used to working with business improvement districts, councils, cultural programmers, shopping centres and markets, stately homes, country parks, community centres, festival organisers, Covid recovery funded projects using Welcome Back funding, Arts Council funded projects and more.
Choose from a suite of Let's Grow content and let us create an event that suits your budget and will appeal to family audiences. This could include...
Roaming performances
Make & take workshops
Large stage shows
Small stage shows
Artistic programming (local, national and international acts)
Multi venue festivals
Partnership engagement
Place making consultation
PR, digital communications and marketing
Event Production Services
Let's Grow Live Events work with the award-winning place maker and creative communications consultant Harriet Roberts, as well as UK Media & Events who provide a range of production services including security, stewarding, staging and technical support.
Enter your email address on our contact page to receive email updates about the Let's Grow Live Events.
Let's Grow Online Educational Resource
Let's Grow is a multi-media, online educational resource for Early Years Foundation Stage. It combines interactive video calls, songs and educational resources with hands-on sensory experiences, that are all underpinned by the EYFS curriculum. Tailored for both early years professionals and grown-ups at home with young children, Let's Grow offers an irresistible invitation to learn, play and achieve school readiness.
This online resource is due for release in 2022 and can be used throughout the academic year, to complement and enhance the early years curriculum. As a creative teaching and innovative learning resource, it can be integrated into anyone's practice at any time of the year promoting flexibility and inspiring creativity. The resource comes with a comprehensive toolkit for CPD.
Let's Grow takes a topic-based approach that teachers can easily incorporate alongside all lesson planning throughout the academic year. Additionally, it has been proven to be an excellent tool for the collection of baseline data. Topics are 'Getting to Know Each Other', 'Welcome to the Seasons', 'Seasonal Celebrations' and 'Growing Things.' All topics are supported by a host of multi-media resources.
Each Let's Grow session starts with an engaging video call to either Mr Bloom or one of his friendly neighbours, Bob & Flo. This call is an exciting springboard into the suggested activities that follow. Teachers can easily engage in the activities that are best suited to their children.
Mr Bloom champions nature and the great outdoors, delivering an introduction to each of the four seasons and encouraging everyone to get engaged in themes surrounding the natural world including gardening. Additionally, Mr Bloom loves making music and provides the collection of fun motivational songs for doing daily tasks.
Bob & Flo are Mr Bloom's neighbours who are rushed off their feet with taking care of their baby fruits and vegetables. Each baby has a unique personality and following each video call with Bob & Flo, one of the characters visits you at your setting. These sessions provide children with the opportunity to learn deeply in the areas of Communication and Language and Personal, Social and Emotional Development, as they to get to know, nurture and play with the bunch of baby fruits and vegetables. Children become the architects of their own experience as the story is put into their hands when the babies come to visit.
In preparation, teacher's make the visiting character out of a real fruit or vegetable using our recommended craft and baby resources. It's simple and fun to do by following our step-by-step photo guides. Sessions are centred around the visiting baby, after which the children become heavily invested with the fiction. The Let's Grow Toolkit (CPD), equips teachers with robust techniques, methods and advice to underpin their delivery ofLet's Grow, offering all manner of opportunities to expand creative delivery skills.
"The Let's Grow Educational Resource' had an amazing effect on our reception children. Children transformed from quiet, shy, lacking from confidence when starting school, to more confident, expressive ones. They were able to demonstrate their wonderful caring nature towards vegetable and fruit babies. Children were given opportunities to learn new vocabulary, practise asking questions and learning to take turns, all in a meaningful fun imaginative context. They loved the veg and fruit babies and couldn't wait to meet the next one and find out how they could help and nurture them. This is great for baseline assessments. We can't wait for the next instalments. Even creating the veg babies and putting them in nappies was fun!! Not forgetting the googly eyes!"
Jo Worthy, Barden Primary School.
"We thoroughly enjoyed Let's Grow! Children were engaged and given opportunities to touch, smell, and discover through a range of mediums. It brought out a nurturing side to the children that we hadn't seen before and gave lots of communication opportunities. The boys engaged in nurturing the fruit and vegetable babies just as freely as the girls. The children truly thought that we were being visited by the fruit and vegetable babies and they made so many things for them including for example pictures, models and cards, as it gave them a purpose. We recommend it to any school for the amazing cross curricula links and the opportunities it gives."
Natasha Barney, Cherry Fold Community Primary School.
Enter your email address on our contact page to receive email updates about the Let's Grow online Educational Resource.
An Early Years Educational Resource designed for schools (mainstream, SEND and alternative provision), nurseries and home educators. Content can be used throughout the academic year. Includes a comprehensive Toolkit for CPD.
Early Years Workshops for arts, cultural and community organisations to deliver with their own in-house workshop facilitators, for family-friendly audiences to enjoy at their venue or setting. Includes a comprehensive Toolkit for CPD.
Playful sessions for grown-ups at home with young children to enjoy with their little ones, such as parents, grandparents, guardians and childminders. Available for individual purchase or organisations can purchase bulk access for their audiences to enjoy at home.
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If you're interested in Let's Grow and would like to know more, please enter your details below specifying what your enquiry is regarding and we'll get back to you as soon as we've put the fruit and vegetable babies to bed!
Whether it be to keep in touch about Let's Grow events as part of the Calderdale Celebrations 2021 to 2024, to hear more about the Let's Grow Online Educational Resource for EYFS settings or simply to share a picture of the bulb you planted at one of our events & show us how it's growing, we'd love to hear from you.


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The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time
eWEEK Labs
1The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time
The first sign of computer worm activity dates back to 1982, when a program called Elk Cloner squirmed through Apple II systems. The SCA virus and Brain, written for IBM PC compatibles and Amigas, would pop up in the late 1980s, followed by the Morris Wor
2The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – MICHELANGELO
In 1991, the world waited and watched for the Michelangelo virus, a time bomb that bombed. Set to deploy on March 6 (Michelangelos birthday), the virus was designed to overwrite critical drive sectors, but it did little damage in reality.
3The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – MELISSA
Named after a lap dancer in Florida, the 1999 Melissa worm is considered the first destructive mass-mailer targeting Microsoft customers. The worm was programmed to spread via Microsoft Word- and Outlook-based systems, and the infection rate was startling
4The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – EXPLORER.ZIP
The 1999 Explorer.zip worm deleted Word, Excel, PowerPoint files and other files.
5The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – ILOVEYOU
Still widely considered one of the most costly viruses to enterprises, the 2000 ILOVEYOU worm, also known as VBS/Loveletter or Love Bug, used social engineering and catchy subject lines to trick Windows users into launching the executable. The worm spread
6The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – ANNA KOURNIKOVA
Another poseur, the Anna Kournikova (or [email protected]) worm, which appeared in February 2001, showed up in Microsoft Outlook inboxes with an attachment that claimed to be a picture of the comely tennis star Anna Kournikova. But when users clicked on the atta
7The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – SIRCAM
SirCam was a malicious code that spread through e-mail and unprotected network shares. The damage from SirCam was somewhat limited, but what was to follow would set the tone for a spate of network worms that caused billions of dollars in business costs.
8The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – CODE RED
In July 2001, Code Red spread via a flaw in Microsofts Internet Information Server. The worm exploited a vulnerability in the indexing software distributed with IIS and caused widespread panic by defacing Web sites with the stock phrase Hacked By
9The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – KLEZ
Still reeling from the effects of SirCam and Code Red, Windows users would soon have to deal with Klez, an e-mail-borne virus that exploited a flaw in Microsofts Internet Explorer browser and targeted both Outlook and Outlook Express users. Because Klez
10The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – BENJAMIN
Benjamin, which came onto the scene in 2002, affected users of the Kazaa file-sharing program. Benjamin posed as a media file to machines, but, when downloaded, would set up a folder and stuff it with copies of itself. Worse, the copies themselves posed a
11The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – SOBER
The Sober worm, first detected in October 2003, used a wide range of social engineering tactics to trick e-mail users into activating a malicious attachment.
12The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – MAGISTR
Magistr targeted Outlook Express users, hooking them with an infected e-mail attachment. The virus sent messages to all the contacts in a users address book, complete with attachments comprising random files and an executable with the Magistr code. Magis
13The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – NIMDA
W32.Nimda. was a double-threat, operating as a hybrid between a virus and a worm. Like Code Red, it attempted to take over Microsoft IIS systems by utilizing known security holes in the Web server. However, while Code Red used only one security hole, W32.
14The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – SLAMMER
Reminiscent of the Code Red worm, Slammer exploited two buffer overflow vulnerabilities in Microsofts SQL Server database, causing major congestion of Internet traffic throughout Asia, Europe and North America. The worm infected about 75,000 hosts in the
15The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – SOBIG AND BLASTER
As Microsoft struggled to cope with the Slammer fallout, there were two new outbreaks with Sobig and Blaster squirming through millions of unpatched Windows machines. The fast-spreading worms crippled network infrastructure globally and the cleanup and re
16The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – MYDOOM
In January 2004, the MyDoom worm was spotted. A mass-mailer with a payload targeting the Windows operating system, MyDoom quickly surpassed Sobig as the fastest-spreading e-mail worm ever. In addition to seeding Windows machines to create botnets, MyDoom
17The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – SASSER
In early May, Sasser hit. Exploiting a flaw in the LSASS (Local Security Authority Subsystem Service) component, the Sasser worm squirmed through unpatched Windows 2000 and Windows XP machines. Sasser was particularly dangerous and spread rapidly through
18The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – ZOTOB
Microsoft is credited with reacting swiftly to contain the Sasser spread. But, as the latest Zotob attacks prove, the time to exploit an unpatched flaw has narrowed significantly since the launch of Windows 95 10 years ago.
19The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – WULLIK-B VIRUS
This scenario originated in the fall of 2005, when Creative Labs shipped 3,700 Zen MP3 players carrying the Wullik-B virus. This year, consumer heavyweights McDonalds and Apple Computer followed suit. As part of a prize promotion, McDonalds Japan distri
20The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – KAMA SUTRA
Google came under fire — and rightfully so — in 2006 after it distributed e-mails containing the Kama Sutra worm to users of the Google Video Blog group. Apparently, three posts were made that contained the W32/[email protected] mass mailing virus — a worm t
21The Most Famous (or Infamous) Viruses and Worms of All Time – CRYZIP
The Cryzip trojan used a commercial zip library to store a victims documents inside a password-protected zip file and left step-by-step instructions on how to pay the ransom to retrieve the files.
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Hull Station can be found within the Hull Paragon Interchange, which is also the home of Hull's bus station. The original station was opened in 1847. When you arrive, keep an eye out for the bronze statue of celebrated poet Philip Larkin, which was installed at the station in 2010 to mark the 25th anniversary of his death. The station is ideally located to provide access to the city's many fantastic amenities including popular attractions like the St Stephen's shopping centre, The Deep and Hull Marina. The main entrances/exits for the station are on Ferensway which is an easy walk into the main shopping area of Hull. The station has a WH Smith and Starbucks.
The National key toilets are located in the pavilion on the Station Concourse; these toilets are operated by a radar key.
The Customer Assistance office is located on Platform 2.
Pick Up / Drop Off in the bus interchange (adjacent to the railway station).


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Tags: Nazi Germany, Psychoanalysis, novel, Good and Evil
Like my previous novel, Thomas Jefferson Dreams of Sally Hemings, Fatherland will explore the nature and consequences of what James Baldwin termed "moral apathy," that mix of selective attention and self-deception that enables ostensibly well-meaning people to remain ignorant of their own complicity with evil. Fatherland interweaves the stories of Otto Zeitz, an "Aryan" psychoanalyst, and his Jewish daughter, Hannah, during and just after the Third Reich.
In 1928, Sigmund Freud sends Zeitz to work at the Berlin Psychoanalytic Institute, which, at that time, Freud still hoped would be the vanguard of the psychoanalytic movement. Zeitz is brilliant, ambitious and passionately convinced that psychoanalysis is a singular force for good, both internationally and, after 1933, especially within Nazi Germany.
He loathes Hitler, but remains certain, even into the early days of the war, that the Nazi Party is on the verge of collapse as a result of its disastrous economic policies and the Führer's buffoonish self-contradictions, and so he is able to devote almost all of his mental energy to writing a book on dream interpretation that he thinks will surpass Freud's. All of this changes in January 1943 when Zeitz treats a relative of both Hermann and Mathias Göring (the latter being the Nazi director of the reconstituted Psychoanalytic Institute) and becomes intimately acquainted with the true nature of the "Final Solution."
Zeitz's wife, Josine, who is Jewish, is as passionately idealistic as he is, but in a much more impulsive and narcissistic fashion. She leaves him in 1932, in the midst of an affair she is having with an actor, and refuses to return to him when the affair collapses in 1934, even though having an "Aryan" husband would make her a "privileged" Jew. Among the many complex reasons behind her refusal is her conviction that her husband's failure to respond to the horror of Nazism makes him a moral monster. And it is for this same reason that she won't allow their daughter, Hannah, to have anything to do with him.
In 1938, Josine's brother, a communist who has emigrated to New York, gets her and Hannah the boat tickets and necessary paperwork to join him. On the pier, Josine suddenly decides that she won't go. She loathes America and can't bear to leave her current lover, a prominent politician whom she believes will protect her. So Hannah, only twelve years old, makes the journey on her own.
Hannah's narrative commences in August 1945, when she is nineteen and has returned to Berlin as a volunteer translator for a refugee agency. She discovers almost immediately, from a former neighbor, that her mother died at Theresienstadt. Her father is much harder to track down because both his office and the building where he lived (and where Hannah also lived when her parents were together) were destroyed by Allied bombing. Eventually she discovers one of her father's colleagues rescuing books from the ruins of the former Psychoanalytic (now Göring) Institute, and learns that her father suffered a "nervous breakdown" in 1943 and disappeared.
During much of Hannah's childhood, Josine tore up Zeitz's letters to his daughter without telling her about them, but in New York, up until the US entry into the war, she received a steady stream of letters from him. As a result, she has come to think of her father as a deeply loving and brilliant intellectual, whom she desperately wants to emulate and please. Several references in these letters convince Hannah that her father has returned to the small village in the Bavarian Alps where he was born. And so, with the help of an American general, whom she meets at a reception, she sets out on a journey to find her father.
She has been on the road less than two days, however, when a soldier the general delegated to drive her to Munich attempts to rape her, and she ends up abandoned in the open countryside with none of her belongings and no money or identification. She decides to continue her journey, however, and travels mostly by night along small country roads, and sleeps in the woods. Eventually, she falls in with three young Auschwitz survivors, two women and a man, who, abhorring the idea of being in a camp of any kind (even a refugee camp) are walking home to France.
Over the ten days she travels with them, she learns a great deal about the horrors they endured, and she herself endures all the hardships of refugee life, including constant hunger and fear—to the point that, by the end of her journey, and despite having been sheltered from the worst of the Holocaust in the United States, she appears indistinguishable from any of the other refugees crossing Germany. Hannah turns out to have been right in her guess that her father had returned to his home village, but her initially joyful reunion with him ultimately becomes a moral reckoning that profoundly alters her understanding of her father, herself and humanity as a whole.


There are few things in life more comforting than a bowl of pasta topped with a hearty sauce. And while we're hard-pressed to say no to spaghetti and meatballs, these days we're making room on our dinner tables for more meatless meals. This Mushroom and Walnut Bolognese is our meat-free take on a familiar classic.
Plant-based dinners don't have to mean obscure ingredients and wacky techniques. The key to success is using familiar, versatile ingredients and building flavors. The bulk of the sauce is made up of meaty (yet meatless!) cremini mushrooms and simmered together with other expected red-sauce ingredients. A hefty dose of California walnuts adds both flavor and structure to the sauce.
Building a flavor foundation starts with taking the time to really brown the mushrooms. Then you add aromatic vegetables, red wine, herbs, and seasonings to layer on the flavor. Canned tomatoes are stirred in along with the chopped walnuts. Not just an afterthought, a full cup of walnuts is an important addition that provides welcomed texture and omega-3.
Spoon over cooked pasta and grate over vegan Parmesan-style cheese, and dinner is as equally satisfying as it is nutritious.
1. Place 1/2 of the mushrooms in the bowl of a food processor fitted with the blade attachment. Pulse until coarsely chopped, 5 to 7 (1-second) pulses. Transfer to a medium bowl and repeat with the remaining mushrooms; set aside. Do not wash the food processor.
2. Place the California walnuts in the food processor and pulse until the consistency of coarse sand, 5 to 7 (1-second) pulses. Transfer to a small bowl; set aside. Again, do not wash the food processor.
3. Place the onion, carrots, celery, and garlic in the food processor and pulse until coarsely chopped, 8 to 10 (1-second) pulses.
4. Heat the oil and red pepper flakes in a Dutch oven over medium-high heat until shimmering. Add the mushrooms and 1/2 teaspoon of the salt, and cook, stirring occasionally, until they release their moisture, are deeply browned, and their volume is reduced by 2/3, about 15 minutes.
5. Add the chopped vegetable mixture and remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt. Cook the vegetables until softened and the onions are translucent but not browned about 5 minutes. Stir in the tomato paste and cook until it is completely incorporated with the mushrooms and deepens in color, 30 seconds to 1 minute.
6. Add the bay leaf and Italian seasoning, then pour in the wine and scrape up any browned bits from the bottom of the pan. Simmer until the wine evaporates, about 2 minutes. Stir in the tomatoes and their juices, crushing the tomatoes with your hands before adding to the pot, tamari or soy sauce, and ground California walnuts. Reduce the heat to maintain a gentle simmer and cook, stirring occasionally and breaking up the tomatoes, for 20 minutes.
7. Serve over cooked pasta with fresh basil, vegan Parmesan-style cheese or nutritional yeast, and a sprinkle of red pepper flakes.
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One of my fondest memories of New Orleans in the mid-1900s was dining at Kolb's restaurant for lunch. My favorite entrée was a short ribs dish that I've replicated many times, but the most fun of all was during Oktoberfest when a Tyrolean orchestra played and everyone got up from their tables and did the chicken dance.
It was a festive affair with large quantities of beer being consumed and German dishes such as bratwurst, red cabbage, sauerbraten and strudels being served. The old restaurant (1899-1994) was a beautiful place with a European setting. One side looked like a German tavern while the other had Dutch influences. A series of belt-driven ceiling fans came from the Cotton Centennial Exposition of 1884, held in what's now Audubon Park. Founded by Conrad Kolb, who owned farms and used his vegetables in the restaurant, Kolb's had its ups and downs and changes of ownership. But mention Oktoberfest, and Kolb's was the place to be.
Today's celebrations center around Deutsches Haus, where a full schedule of events are planned (see sidebar). Then some of us may want to celebrate at home. What are we celebrating?
German Crown Prince Ludwig, later to become King Ludwig I, married Princess Therese of Saxe-Hildburghausen on Oct. 12, 1810, in Munich. Horse races in the presence of the royal family marked the close of the event that was celebrated for the whole of Bavaria. The decision to repeat the races in the following year gave rise to the tradition of Oktoberfest, held in Munich each year in late September-early October.
I have had little experience with eating or cooking German food, but like most New Orleanians, I'm always up for a party. After much research, trial and error, these are my choices for easy-enough German dishes to put on a spread. Most importantly, your Oktoberfest must include plenty of German beer. There are several brewed just for Oktoberfest and several brews imported from Germany. Try wine shops, import markets or supermarkets for these, or choose German wines to suit your fancy. I treasure my little white wine glasses with green stems that I got in Germany and will likely go with a Gewurztraminer, known for its crisp, spicy characteristics.
And, if the mood strikes you, flap your wings and do the chicken dance.
Heat olive oil in a large skillet. Using a fork, stick several holes into the sausage links to keep skin from popping. Over medium-hot heat, brown bratwurst, turning to brown evenly. Add onions and sauté until limp.
Mix all remaining ingredients and pour over bratwurst. Reduce heat, cover and simmer for 15 minutes. Remove sausages and reduce liquid, uncovered, over medium-high heat, until it thickens and becomes syrupy, 10 to 15 minutes. Return sausages and set aside until ready to serve. Serve hot.
Heat olive oil in a large, heavy pot. Add all other ingredients. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to low, cover and simmer for 1 1/2 hours, stirring occasionally.
Bake potatoes in a 400-degree oven until fork tender, about 1 hour. Grease a 2-quart casserole dish.
Meanwhile, cook bacon in a large skillet until crispy. Drain on paper towels. Crumble when cooled.
Remove all but 1 Tablespoon bacon grease from the skillet. In the grease, sauté the onion until wilted, add the garlic and sauté another minute or two. Set aside.
When potatoes are cool enough to handle, scoop out the flesh into a bowl. Add butter, letting it melt over the potatoes. Discard skins. Add half the cheese, sour cream, milk, salt and pepper. Mix well and spread in casserole dish. Top with other half of the cheese and crumbled bacon.
Bake in a 350-degree oven until just bubbling, 15 to 20 minutes.
Place apples in a large bowl. Stir in brown sugar, raisins, pecans, spices and lemon juice.
Place puff pastry on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Roll lightly with a rolling pin. You may need a few sprinkles of flour to keep pastry from sticking to rolling pin. Spoon apple mixture down the middle of the pastry lengthwise. Fold the pastry over the mixture and seal edges, using a little water on your fingers and pushing the pastry edges together.
Whisk together egg and milk, and brush onto top of pastry. You will only use a portion of this. Bake in preheated oven for about 30 minutes or until golden brown.
The fun begins Fri., Oct. 11, with weekly activities including traditional German folk dancing, German wines and liquors and more than 20 German beers. Authentic German cuisine will include sauerbraten, krautwickel, kasseler rippchen, sauerkraut, kartoffelbrei, bratwurst and giant Bavarian pretzels.
Sat., Oct 12, 1-11 p.m. Lunch, dinner and food booths, live music and beer; children's activities including puppet show, 2-5 p.m.; dachshund races: registration at 1 p.m.
Sat., Oct. 19, 1-11 p.m. Lunch, dinner and food booths, live music and beer; children's activities including puppet show, 2-5 p.m.; 5K run, 5 p.m.
Sat., Oct. 26, 1 p.m.-11 p.m. Lunch, dinner and food booths, live music and beer; children's activities including puppet show, 2 p.m.-5 p.m.; wine tasting of wines from Germany, Austria and Alsace, 5 p.m.
Deutsches Haus is temporarily located at 1023 Ridgewood Drive, Metairie, until its new home is completed in Orleans Parish. For more information, call 522-8014 or visit deutscheshaus.org.


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Shasti O'Leary Soudant: Do Not Mistake Our Softness for Weakness | Eleven Twenty Projects Eleven Twenty Projects 1120 Main St Buffalo, NY 14209
12sep9:00 am5:00 pmShasti O'Leary Soudant: Do Not Mistake Our Softness for Weakness | Eleven Twenty ProjectsGallery Hours at Eleven Twenty Projects9:00 am - 5:00 pm Eleven Twenty Projects
SHASTI O'LEARY SOUDANT //
DO NOT MISTAKE OUR SOFTNESS FOR WEAKNESS On View: September 7 – October 19, 2018
Opening Reception: First Friday, September 7, 2018, 7 – 10pm
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Friday 9am –
SHASTI O'LEARY SOUDANT //
DO NOT MISTAKE OUR SOFTNESS FOR WEAKNESS
On View: September 7 – October 19, 2018
Opening Reception: First Friday, September 7, 2018, 7 – 10pm
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Friday 9am – 5pm
Eleven Twenty Projects: 1120 Main Street, Buffalo, NY 14209
Buffalo, NY – Eleven Twenty Projects is delighted to announce Shasti O'Leary Soudant's upcoming exhibition, Do Not Mistake Our Softness for Weakness. O'Leary-Soudant's newest sculptures focus on simultaneity and navigate the multifaceted and complex qualities ascribed to the feminine and the masculine. Formal rigor, Neomodernist simplicity and complex cultural concerns amalgamate in two inviting bodies of sculptural work: Priapic Yin and Burst Star.
The Priapic Yin march through the gallery en masse, physically and tangibly illustrating faulty gender-based distinctions. We understand this both from an intellectual and primal perspective – each undulating form connects with its counterparts, flowing brightly through space and making plain the intricacies and issues of attributes like softness or hardness belonging to one gender or the other. The sculptures are colorful, large, playful, sensual, serious, and socially germane. They beg to be touched and the visitors are welcome to do just that.
Continuing this conversation, the large and small Burst Star works appear soft and appealing from afar, but surprise the viewer up close with their sharp points. Dual visions, multipurpose perspectives, and a reminder that appearances are deceiving when paired with assumption, the artist relates them to the construction, maintenance and violation of contemporary social contracts: "You want to touch them but you know you shouldn't."
Please join us for the opening reception on First Friday, September 7, 2018 from 6 – 9pm.
ABOUT SHASTI O'LEARY SOUDANT:
Shasti O'Leary Soudant is a transdisciplinary artist, designer, and writer. In her art practice, she uses a wide range of media and material to create immersive experience that concern perspective, hidden forces, randomness, iterative systems, and transformation, in an attempt to initiate meaningful engagements with the public. O'Leary-Soudant has exhibited internationally and is in private and public collections across the country.
Shasti O'Leary Soudant's website: http://shastiolearysoudant.com/
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Apple was the first mobile phone maker that introduced fingerprint security to their smartphones with iPhone 5s. Ever since that, we have seen several mobile phone makers to introduce a fingerprint sensor but none has been able to master the efficiency and quickness of Touch ID enabled smartphones.
Now, Apple through their latest patent granted on February 14, 2017 have explained how they plan on introducing with iPhone 8, a fingerprint detection capabilities without a dedicated sensor. U.S. Patent No. 9,570,002 titled, "Interactive display panel with IR diodes", describes a touch display incorporating micro-LED sensing technology. This is different from the more widely accepted active matrix hardware seen on most mobile devices.
With the ability to replace the capacitive sensor components in the iPhones by strategically placing infrared light emitters and sensors, will ensure that most of the hardware remains the same. This technology is part of the IP acquired through LuxVue purchase that was done by Apple in 2014. The patent further goes on to explain that the micro-LEDs can be used as substitute for standard capacitive touch arrays. Due to the small size of IR diodes, they can be embedded into a display substrate alongside RGB LEDs or on a microchip mounted to the substrate. With iPhone 8 rumored to feature an edge to edge display, this design aligns well with the rumors and we can expect a bang on brilliant iPhone from Apple.


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Mikal Bridges, Suns roll as Spurs drop 11th straight game
Deandre Ayton scored 25 points and grabbed 10 rebounds and Mikal Bridges added 20 points, 17 of them in a dominating first half, as the visiting Phoenix Suns produced a 133-95 win over the short-handed San Antonio Spurs on Sunday afternoon.
Phoenix got back on track after having a six-game winning streak snapped by Houston at home on Friday. The Suns outscored San Antonio by 25 points in the second quarter behind Bridges' blistering showing from beyond the arc.
They assumed a 30-point edge at the half and strolled to the finish, leading by as many as 44 points midway through the third period.
Devin Booker also had 20 points for the Suns, with Dario Saric scoring a season-high 17, Jock Landale hitting for 12 and Landry Shamet adding 10.
The loss was the 11th in a row for the Spurs, their worst losing streak since they lost 13 straight in 1989. San Antonio has not won since Nov. 11 and have just one win in their past 17 games.
San Antonio was led by Keldon Johnson's 27 points while Devin Vassell had 14, Keita Bates-Diop scored 12 and Tre Jones added 10.
The Spurs led by as many as seven points early in the first quarter before Phoenix took charge over the final 4 1/2 minutes of the period. The Suns were up 35-30 after the period before they ran away with the game in the second, outscoring the Spurs 36-11 and forging a 15-0 run over a nearly four-minute stretch of the quarter for a 71-41 lead at the break.
Bridges knocked down five of his six 3-point attempts in the half and tied Ayton with 17 points before halftime. Booker added 11 over the first 24 minutes for Phoenix, which outshot the Spurs 53.3 percent to 8.3 percent from beyond the arc.
Johnson paced San Antonio with 11 points at halftime. The Spurs had more turnovers (11) than assists (7) in the half.
San Antonio played without starters Jakob Poeltl (right knee) and Jeremy Sochan (right quad) and key reserves Josh Richardson and Doug McDermott, both with right ankle sprains. Coach Gregg Popovich also missed the game, his second in a row, after he underwent a minor medical procedure earlier in the week.


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Q: Using ajax variable from node js I am trying to use ajax variable from node js but I have no idea how to.
const express = require('express');
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app.listen(8080, function() {
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app.get('/', function(req, res) {
    res.sendFile(__dirname + '/search.html');
    console.log('req.params:', req.params); //req.params: {}
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    function postData() {
        var country = document.getElementById("Country").value;
        console.log(country);
        $.ajax({
            type: "GET",
            url: 'http://localhost:8080/',
            data: country,
            dataType:'text',
            success: function(data) {
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        });
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A: Assuming what you're trying to do is to pass the country value in your Ajax call and then get access to that value on the server, then you need to put the country into the URL so your server can get it out of the URL.
With $.ajax() you can pass an object and then jQuery will automatically generate a query string of the form key=value.  Or, you could directly add it to the URL as part of the path.  Here's how you would do it as a query string:
function postData() {
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        success: function(data) {
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This will create a URL such as:
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Then, on your server, you can use req.query.country to get the value:
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You could also create URL such as:
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And, make the request to that URL.  To receive that on your server, you can do this:
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    res.sendFile(__dirname + '/search.html');
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Note, this is what I refer to as a wildcard route because it matches ANY top level path which can interfere with your ability to use other top level URLs on your server.  I would recommend not using top level wildcard URLs.  You could add a path prefix like this:
http://localhost:8080/country/usa

And, then use this:
app.get('/country/:country', function(req, res) {
    console.log(req.params.country);
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});

Then, it won't interfere with other top level URLs your server may want to use.

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Fulham F.C. Kits 2021 & Logo's (DLS)
Fulham team is a professional football club of London, the club has spent about 25 seasons in their English football's top division, the club has gained its professional status in the year 1879 and has been one of the best ever since. The club has changed its logo two times before it settled to the final one in the year 2001 now we are going to give that for your Dream League Soccer game.
The current logo which is present on all of the Fulham F.C. kits carefully describes the core values of the club and coinciding with the modern art. Everyone likes to customise their dream soccer league with the latest art and amazing clubs, Fulham football for this will be the best option. We have more like dream league soccer 2021 korea kit and cska sofia kit 2021.
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With this downloading procedure you can even download Dream League Soccer Kits Newcastle and also any other DLS 512×512 Kits but all you need to have is their working URL's. From the below paragraph you can get this team's URL's along with their images.
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Q: Codeigniter failed to upload and can't get file_name I using CI tank_auth library to allow user to edit their profiles in one time, now I was stuck at picture (avatar) upload, I want user to upload their picture and store the filename in table, I tried to get the filename and update in the table, but has no success and the specific field is leave blank.
OK, I tried to check whether controller has hold the selected file, I use flashdata to check what is response after uploaded, what I saw is filename:, and the $image_data['file_name'] which is expected doesn't shown, even the file is not uploaded to the specific path.
I wonder what's wrong in my codes, and I've been spent several hours for solution but didn't get any clues.
Controller:
public function index()
{
    if(!$this->tank_auth->is_logged_in()) {
        redirect('/auth/login');

    }else{

        $this->form_validation->set_rules('name', 'Name', 'trim|required|xss_clean|min_length[5]|max_length[30]');
        $this->form_validation->set_rules('country', 'Country', 'trim|required|xss_clean');
        $this->form_validation->set_rules('website', 'Website', 'trim|xss_clean|max_length[30]');

                    // Here I do upload file check

        if (!empty($_FILES['photo']['name'])) {

            $config['upload_path'] = './uploads/';
            $config['allowed_types'] = 'gif|jpg|jpeg|png';
            $config['max_size'] = '100';
            $config['max_width']  = '1024';
            $config['max_height']  = '768';

            $this->load->library('upload', $config);

            $image_data = $this->upload->data('photo');

            $this->session->set_flashdata('see', 'filename: '.$image_data['file_name']);

        }else{

            $this->session->set_flashdata('see', 'where is my file?');
        }

        $data['errors'] = array();

        if($this->form_validation->run()) { // validation ok

            if(!is_null($data = $this->tank_auth->update_user(
                $this->form_validation->set_value('name'),
                $this->form_validation->set_value('country'),
                $this->form_validation->set_value('website'),
                $this->form_validation->set_value($image_data['file_name'])
            ))) { // success

                $this->session->set_flashdata('msg', 'Profile has been updated');
                redirect(current_url());
            }

        }else{

            $errors = $this->tank_auth->get_error_message();
            foreach($errors as $k => $v) $data['errors'][$k] = $this->lang->line($v);
        }

        $user_id = $this->session->userdata('user_id');
        $profile = $this->users->get_profile_by_id($user_id);

        $data = array(
            'uname' => $profile->name,
            'ucountry' => $profile->country,
            'uwebsite' => $profile->website,
            'uavatar' => $profile->photo
        );
    }

    $data['title'] = $this->session->userdata('name').'\'s Account';

    $this->load->view('header', $data);
    $this->load->view('my_account', $data);
    $this->load->view('footer', $data);
}

View:
<?php
$photo = array(
    'name' => 'photo',
    'id' => 'photo',
    'size' => 30
);

if(($this->session->flashdata('see'))){
    echo '

            <button class="close" data-dismiss="alert" type="button">×</button>
            '.$this->session->flashdata('see').'

';
}
?>

<?php echo form_open_multipart($this->uri->uri_string()); ?>

  .
  . // blah blah info fields here
  .

<?php echo form_label('Photo', $photo['id']); ?>

<?php echo form_upload($photo); ?>

<?php echo form_error($photo['name']); ?><?php echo isset($errors[$photo['name']])?$errors[$photo['name']]:''; ?>

<?php echo form_submit('submit', 'Save'); ?>

<?php echo form_close(); ?>

Please advise. Thanks.

A: You're missing the following line
$this->upload->do_upload("image")

Add the above code before,
$image_data = $this->upload->data('photo');

Hope this helps you out.

A: If you want to write the uploaded file to the server with CI, then try this
$path_to_file = $config['upload_path'].$image_data['file_name'];
write_file($config['upload_path'].$image_data['file_name'], .$image_data['file_name']);

Also, make sure that you load the file helper too as follows
$this->load->helper('file');


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Zastal Zielona Góra (ze względów sponsorskich występujący pod nazwą Enea Zastal BC Zielona Góra) – polski klub koszykarski założony w 1946. Występuje w Polskiej Lidze Koszykówki

Pięciokrotny zdobywca tytułu mistrza Polski (2013, 2015–2017 i 2020), trzykrotny triumfator Pucharu Polski (2015, 2017 i 2021) i trzykrotny zwycięzca Superpucharu Polski (2015, 2020 i 2021). Dwukrotny uczestnik rozgrywek Euroligi (2014 i 2016) i ćwierćfinalista Eurocupu (2016).

Właścicielem klubu jest Sportowa Spółka Akcyjna Grono z Zielonej Góry.

Historia

Początki klubu (1946–1984)
Zielonogórski klub powstał w 1946 roku pod nazwą Klub Sportowy "Zieloni". Początkowo występował w rozgrywkach poznańskiej klasy B, a po ich wygraniu i awansie grał w klasie A. W kolejnych latach klub zmieniał nazwy najpierw na Wagmo, później na Stal, a w końcu zaczął występować jako Lechia Zielona Góra. Jako Lechia klub zaczął regularnie występować w ówczesnej III lidze, rywalizując w początkach lat 60. XX wieku o awans do I ligi. Lechia była wówczas również czołowym zespołem w województwie. Dzięki reorganizacji dokonanej przez Polski Związek Koszykówki przed rozpoczęciem rozgrywek ligowych 1966/1967 zielonogórski klub zaczął grać w reaktywowanej II lidze (2. poziom rozgrywkowy, odpowiednik obecnej I ligi). Dwa sezony później Lechia przyjęła ostatecznie nazwę Zastal Zielona Góra.

Na drugim poziomie rozgrywkowym Zastal występował, z dwoma rocznymi przerwami, do końca sezonu 1983/1984, gdy zwyciężył w rozgrywkach na tym poziomie i awansował do najwyższej klasy rozgrywkowej. W tym czasie Zastal dwukrotnie na rok opuścił II ligą – miało to miejsce w sezonach 1972/1973 i 1979/1980. W ciągu 16 sezonów na tym poziomie rozgrywkowym zajmował miejsca od 5. (trzykrotnie: w sezonach 1968/1969, 1969/1970 i 1980/1981) do 9. (w sezonie 1978/1979), tylko dwukrotnie plasując się na pozycji spoza tego przedziału – w sezonie 1971/1972, gdy po zajęciu 11. miejsca spadł z ligi i w sezonie 1983/1984, gdy awansował do najwyższej ligi.

W sezonie 1983/1984 Zastal po raz pierwszy w historii swoich występów w II lidze w jednym sezonie odniósł więcej zwycięstw niż porażek w meczach ligowych, zwyciężając w sumie 29 z 36 spotkań. W marcu 1984 roku w decydującym o awansie spotkaniu Zastal pokonał w zielonogórskiej hali Novity, przy nadkomplecie publiczności, Spójnię Stargard Szczeciński i po raz pierwszy w historii awansował do najwyższej klasy rozgrywkowej.

Gra w ekstraklasie. Spadek. Powrót (1984–2000)
Zielonogórzanie w najwyższej klasie rozgrywkowej przez kilka sezonów walczyli w środku tabeli, dopiero w sezonie 1992/1993 otarli się o podium kończąc rozgrywki na czwartym miejscu (w walce o brązowy medal ulegając drużynie ASPRO Wrocław). W następnych sezonach drużyna nie odnosiła sukcesów, aż w 1996 roku spadła do II ligi, powracając dwa lata później, walcząc przez kolejne dwa sezony o utrzymanie.

Spadek. Gra w niższych ligach. Odbudowa (2000–2010)
W sezonie 1999/2000 drużyna opuściła ekstraklasę, a w kolejnym (pierwszoligowym sezonie) została zdegradowana do grupy północnej II ligi, zajmując 15 miejsce (wyżej Zastal był tylko od również zdegradowanej wtedy Astorii Bydgoszcz). Problemy finansowe sprawiły, że Zastal po raz pierwszy w historii spadł do III ligi.

Dnia 23 lipca 2001 roku powołało do życia Sportową Spółkę Akcyjną Grono, która – po aprobacie PZKosz oraz porozumieniu z Klubem Sportowym Zastal – przejęła prawo do gry w II lidze koszykówki mężczyzn pod nazwą Zastal Zielona Góra. W sezonie 2001/2002 drużyna powróciła do I ligi, w której rywalizowała przez kolejne osiem sezonów (trzykrotnie ocierała się o awans w 2006, 2007 i 2009).

W sezonie 2009/2010 zespół zajął 2 miejsce w rozgrywkach I ligi i awansował do PLK.

Powrót. Mistrzostwo i medale. Debiut w europejskich pucharach (od 2010)

2010/2011
Sezon 2010/2011 był pierwszym sezonem po 10-letniej przerwie w ekstraklasowych występach klubu. Drużynę Zastalu czekała walka o utrzymanie w najwyższej lidze. Klub oparł krajową część składu na sześciu zawodnikach, którzy wywalczyli awans. W kadrze znaleźli się liderzy pierwszoligowej drużyny Marcin Chodkiewicz, Marcin Flieger, Jarosław Kalinowski, Grzegorz Kukiełka, Maciej Raczyński i Rafał Rajewicz. Nowymi polskimi koszykarzami, po których sięgnęło Grono SSA, byli Jakub Dłoniak i Tomasz Kęsicki. Skład uzupełniono obcokrajowcami. Jako pierwszy w Winnym Grodzie pojawił się Serb Žarko Čomagić, później Trenton Marshall i Walter Hodge, który wkrótce stał się jedną z gwiazd ligi. Wreszcie, tuż przed inauguracją rozgrywek, skład uzupełnił Chris Burgess. Drużyna prowadzona przez Tomasza Herkta rozpoczęła sezon od wygranej z obrońcą tytułu mistrzowskiego Asseco Prokomem, Siarką, PBG Basketem, Treflem czy Anwilem. Gra Zastalowców szybko zyskała też liczne grono sympatyków, a hala Centrum Rekreacyjno-Sportowego, w której zielonogórzanie rozgrywają mecze, wypełniała się do ostatniego miejsca przy okazji ich kolejnych ligowych występów. W połowie rudy zasadniczej Zastal zanotował spadek formy. Na serię porażek klub zareagował wzmocnieniami. Do składu dołączyli David Burgess oraz James Maye. Zielonogórzanie znów zaczęli wygrywać i liczyć się w walce o play-off, jednak do samych play-offów nie weszli. Biało-zielonym zabrakło jednego zwycięstwa. Zastal "wylądował" w dole tabeli i walczył o utrzymanie. Tomasz Jankowski, który w trakcie rozgrywek zastąpił Tomasza Herkta na stanowisku I trenera, przygotował Zastal do fazy play-out. Efektem tego była seria zwycięstw i dziewiąta lokata w tabeli. Po pierwszym sezonie w Tauron Basket Lidze działaczom udało się zatrzymać w kadrze na kolejny rok lidera zespołu Waltera Hodge'a, a frekwencja na trybunach okazała się najwyższa w kraju: każdy mecz ligowy w Zielonej Górze obejrzał średnio prawie cztery tysiące widzów.

2011/2012
Kolejny sezon w ekstraklasie Zastal Zielona Góra rozpoczął od pożegnania z Amerykanami Jeffem Foote'em i Ryanem Wittmanem. Zarządcy klubu poszukiwali zastępstwa za tych zawodników. Wprost z USA zakontraktowali centra – Ganiego Lawala.

Sezon po raz kolejny zawodnicy rozpoczęli od wygranej – zwyciężyli w hali CRS z PBG Basketem Poznań z przewagą 14 punktów. Potem przyszła kolej na 1-punktowe zwycięstwo we Wrocławiu ze Śląskiem. Z początkiem grudnia zespół opuścił Gani Lawal, który – po zakończeniu lock-outu – wrócił do Stanów by szukać swojej szansy w NBA.

W połowie sezonu włodarze klubu zarządzili roszady na stanowisku pierwszego szkoleniowca – objął je serbski trener Mihailo Uvalin. Tomasz Jankowski został jego asystentem.

Zastal pod wodzą nowego trenera wygrał pięć meczów z rzędu. Drużynę zatrzymał dopiero Trefl Sopot. Sztab szkoleniowy pracował nad formą zawodników. Na wyniki nie trzeba było długo czekać – po meczu z Kotwicą Kołobrzeg Zastal awansował do pierwszej szóstki, co gwarantowało udział w fazie play-off.

W trakcie "szóstek" do drużyny wrócił Gani Lawal, który podczas nieobecności w Polsce grał w lidze chińskiej. Jednak Amerykanin nie zagrzał miejsca w drużynie na długo – po kilku tygodniach ponownie opuścił zespół.

W spotkaniach fazy play-off w Tauron Basket Lidze Zastalowcy "obronili" twierdzę CRS – żadnemu rywalowi nie pozwolili wygrać na swoim parkiecie. Do fazy pucharowej podopieczni Mihailo Uvalina przystąpili z czwartej lokaty. Oznaczało to ćwierćfinał pomiędzy Zieloną Górą a Słupskiem. W walce do trzech zwycięstw drużyny rozegrały maksymalną liczbę pięciu spotkań. Piąty mecz – rozgrywany w Zielonej Górze – wygrali gospodarze. Po raz pierwszy w historii zespołu Zastal awansował do półfinału Mistrzostw Polski.

W półfinale drużyna trafiła na zespół Asseco Prokomu Gdynia, obrońcę tytułu Mistrza Polski. Rozgrywki na tym etapie zakończyły się wygraną Gdynian 3:0.

Dla Zastalu nie był to jednak koniec sezonu – drużyna przystępowała do "małego finału", czyli walki o pierwszy w historii klubu medal. Przeciwnikiem Zielonogórzan był PGE Turów Zgorzelec. W serii do dwóch zwycięstw Zastal wygrał pierwsze spotkanie na własnym parkiecie. Rywalizacja przeniosła się do Zgorzelca. Tam Turów zwyciężył z 26-punktową przewagą. W walce do dwóch zwycięstw rozgrywki wróciły do Zielonej Góry. Trzeci mecz walki o brąz wygrała drużyna Zastalu wygrywając z PGE Turowem Zgorzelec 79:74. Zdobyty brązowy medal był pierwszym medalem Mistrzostw Polski w historii zielonogórskiego basketu.

Drugi raz z rzędu na meczach zielonogórskiego klubu zanotowano najwyższą frekwencję spośród wszystkich klubów Tauron Basket Ligi. W hali CRS na każdym meczu zasiadały średnio 4233 osoby. Po zakończeniu sezonu Zastal dostał zaproszenie do gry w lidze VTB oraz rozgrywkach Eurocup. Zarząd klubu, nie mogąc zdecydować się na wybranie żadnej z opcji, postanowili zapytać o zdanie kibiców. W internetowej sondzie fani Zastalu opowiedzieli się za walką o Puchary Europy. Zarząd przystał do tej decyzji.

2012/2013
W kolejnym sezonie z "brązowego" składu w Zielonej Górze pozostał Piotr Stelmach, Kamil Chanas, Marcin Sroka i Filip Matczak. Zarządcy klubu zatrzymali także rozgrywającego, lidera drużyny – Portorykańczyka Waltera Hodge'a. Pomiędzy jednym a drugim sezonem zielonogórski klub zmienił swoją nazwę, a sponsorem tytularnym została firma Stelmet. Do Stelmetu Zielona Góra dołączyli Adam Łapeta i Mantas Česnauskis, Miloš Lopičić, Rob Jones, Oliver Stević i Quinton Hosley.

Stelmet Zielona Góra rozpoczął sezon od walki i wygranej z Energą Czarnymi Słupsk. W listopadzie 2012 roku zielonogórski klub zadebiutował na europejskich parkietach. Pierwszym rywalem w ramach rozgrywek Eurocup był Unics Kazań. Zawodnicy Stelmetu Zielona Góra mimo porażki wzbudzili zainteresowanie środowiska koszykarskiego w Polsce i Europie. Drużyna w ramach europejskich rozgrywek sprawiła niespodziankę wygrywając w następnych kolejkach z Panioniosem Ateny, Unicsem Kazań czy BC Telenetem Oostende.

Pierwszy sezon drużyny w Europie nie zakończył się na pierwszym etapie. Zwycięstwa zapewniły Stelmetowi Zielona Góra awans do fazy Last 16. W tym samym czasie w polskiej lidze zawodnicy zanotowali porażki z drużynami z dolnej części tabeli.

W listopadzie z Zielonej Góry do PGE Turowa Zgorzelec przeszedł Piotr Stelmach, w grudniu Filip Matczak zdecydował się na grę w I-ligowej Stali Ostrów Wlkp, w styczniu Adam Łapeta przeniósł się do Anwilu Włocławek, w lutym Rob Jones został nowym zawodnikiem AZS Koszalin. Klub nie pozostawił jednak w składzie pustych miejsc. Na miejsce odchodzących zawodników kontraktował kolejnych – Dejana Borovnjaka, Łukasza Seweryna i Zbigniewa Białka.

Zwycięstwo w Sevilli z drużyną Cajasol czy też wygrana z Lokomotivem sprawiły, że zawodnikami Stelmetu zaczęły interesować się silniejsze kluby z Europy.

Stelmet w polskiej lidze awansował do fazy "szóstek" a pod koniec marca zatrudnił Łukasza Koszarka podpisując z nim kontrakt do końca ówczesnego sezonu oraz na sezon 2013/2014. Do drużyny wrócił także Filip Matczak, który zakończył sezon ze Stalą Ostrów Wlkp.

Stelmet Zielona Góra przystępował do play-offów z drugiego miejsca. Oznaczało to, iż rywalem zielonogórzan w ćwierćfinale tak jak w roku poprzednim będzie zespół Energi Czarnych Słupsk. Podobnie jak rok wcześniej potrzeba było pięciu spotkań, by z tej pary wyłonić półfinalistę.

W półfinale biało-zieloni trafili na drużynę AZS Koszalin, która sensacyjnie wyeliminowała z walki o medale ubiegłorocznego wicemistrza – Trefl Sopot. Zielonogórzanie nie pozwolili rywalom na ani jedno zwycięstwo. Po trzecim meczu w Koszalinie wraz z licznie przybyłymi kibicami cieszyli się z historycznego awansu do finału Mistrzostw Polski.

W finale Stelmet czekał na zwycięzcę pary PGE Turów Zgorzelec – Anwil Włocławek. Zgorzelczanie okazali się lepsi. Finał – rozgrywany do czterech zwycięstw – należał do drużyny z Zielonej Góry. Biało-zieloni nie pozwolili rywalom na wygranie ani jednego spotkania. Stelmet Zielona Góra – zespół, który powrócił do ekstraklasy zaledwie trzy sezony temu – zdobył złoty medal.

Widownia podczas tegorocznych rozgrywek po raz trzeci z rzędu najliczniej spośród kibiców ekstraligowych zespołów dopingowała zawodnikom w Zielonej Górze – mecze w hali CRS oglądało średnio 3868 kibiców.

Mistrzostwo Polski zagwarantowało Stelmetowi Zielona Góra udział bez eliminacji w najbardziej prestiżowej lidze w Europie – w Eurolidze.

Sukcesy

 Krajowe
  Mistrzostwa Polski:
  Mistrz Polski (5x): 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2020
  Wicemistrz Polski (2x): 2014, 2021
  Brązowy medalista MP (1x): 2012
 Czwarte miejsce MP (3x): 1993, 2018, 2019
  Puchar Polski:
  Zwycięzca (3x): 2015, 2017, 2021
  Finalista (3x): 2012, 2016, 2018
  Superpuchar Polski:
  Zwycięzca (3x): 2015, 2020, 2021
  Finalista (3x): 2013, 2016, 2017

 Międzynarodowe

  VTB United League:
  6. miejsce: 2020, 2021
  12. miejsce: 2019
  Eurocup:
 ćwierćfinał (TOP 8): 2016
 TOP 16: 2013
 TOP 32: 2014
 Faza grupowa (I runda): 2015
  Euroliga:
 TOP 24 : 2014, 2016
  Liga Mistrzów FIBA:
 TOP 16: 2018
 Faza grupowa: 2017

Europejskie puchary

Sezon 2012/2013 – Puchar Europy
FAZA GRUPOWA – GRUPA F
 Stelmet –  Uniks Kazań 67:75
  Panionios Ateny – Stelmet 70:76
  Telenet Ostenda – Stelmet 80:74
 Stelmet –  Telenet Ostenda 85:61
  Uniks Kazań – Stelmet 76:91
 Stelmet –  Panionios Ateny 84:85

TABELA
 1.  Uniks 6 11
 2.  Stelmet 6 9
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 3.  Telenet 6 8
 4.  Panionios 6 8

LAST 16 – GRUPA K
 Stelmet –  Cajasol Sevilla 76:67
  Lokomotiw Kubań Krasnodar – Stelmet 96:87
 Stelmet –  Spartak Sankt Petersburg 69:89
  Spartak Sankt Petersburg – Stelmet 81:54
  Cajasol Sevilla – Stelmet 81:85
 Stelmet –  Lokomotiw Kubań Krasnodar 94:88

TABELA
 1.  Lokomotiw 6 10
 2.  Spartak 6 9

 3.  Stelmet 6 9
 4.  Cajasol 6 7

Sezon 2013/2014 – Euroliga
FAZA GRUPOWA – GRUPA C
 Stelmet –  Bayern Monachium 73:94
  Unicaja Malaga – Stelmet 101:68
 Stelmet –  Montepaschi Siena 73:65
 Stelmet –  Galatasaray Stambuł 75:78
  Olympiacos Pireus – Stelmet 79:77
  Bayern MonaSechium – Stelmet 71:78
 Stelmet –  Unicaja Malaga 67:84
  Montepaschi Siena – Stelmet 60:59
  Galatasaray Stambuł – Stelmet 76:57
 Stelmet –  Olympiacos Pireus 80:91
TABELA:

Sezon 2013/2014 – Puchar Europy
FAZA GRUPOWA – GRUPA O
 Stelmet –  Uniks Kazań 72:77
  Telenet Oostende – Stelmet 76:74
  Valencia BC – Stelmet 90:53
 Stelmet –  Valencia BC 82:77
  Uniks Kazań – Stelmet 82:64
 Stelmet –  Telenet Oostende 80:84
TABELA:

Sezon 2014/2015 – Puchar Europy

FAZA GRUPOWA – GRUPA F
 Stelmet –  Lokomotiw Kubań Krasnodar 78:97
  PAOK Saloniki – Stelmet 85:66
 Stelmet –  Budućnost Podgorica 76:90
  Pınar Karşıyaka – Stelmet 83:67
 Stelmet –  BK Windawa 69:79
  Lokomotiw Kubań Krasnodar – Stelmet 78:68
 Stelmet –  PAOK Saloniki 84:77
  Budućnost Podgorica – Stelmet 100:85
 Stelmet –  Pınar Karşıyaka 71:69
  BK Windawa – Stelmet 51:58
TABELA:

Sezon 2015/2016 – Euroliga

Grupa C

Sezon 2015/2016 – Puchar Europy
FAZA GRUPOWA – GRUPA L

1/8 finału

Ćwierćfinał

Hala

Historia
W latach 60. XX wieku Zastal swoje mecze domowe rozgrywał w hali sportowej położonej przy ulicy Chopina w Zielonej Górze, wybudowanej w 1930 roku. Następnie klub przeniósł się do hali sportowej Novity, położonej przy ulicy Wyspiańskiego 10 w Zielonej Górze. Obiekt ten mieścił niespełna 300 osób. Zastal grał w nim do momentu uzyskania awansu do najwyższej klasy rozgrywkowej, rozgrywając w tym miejscu między innymi decydujące o awansie spotkanie ze Spójnią Stargard Szczeciński.

Po uzyskaniu promocji do ekstraklasy Zastal zaczął swoje domowe spotkania rozgrywać w hali sportowej w Drzonkowie, która mogła pomieścić maksymalnie około 1500 widzów. Zielonogórski klub występował w Drzonkowie do marca 1992 roku. Wówczas to otwarto w Zielonej Górze nową halę sportową położoną przy ulicy Szafrana, także mogącą pomieścić maksymalnie około 1500 osób. Swój pierwszy mecz w tym obiekcie Zastal rozegrał 7 marca 1992 przeciwko Stali Bobrek Bytom. W hali przy ulicy Szafrana występował do końca sezonu 2009/2010, który zakończył się awansem do PLK. Następnie klub przeniósł się do świeżo wybudowanej hali przy ulicy Sulechowskiej, o pojemności 5000 miejsc.

Obecny obiekt

 Hala: Hala Centrum Rekreacyjno-Sportowego w Zielonej Górze
 Ulica: Sulechowska 41
 Pojemność: 5000 miejsc

Nagrody i wyróżnienia
pogrubienie – oznacza zwycięzcę konkursu
NBL – mecz gwiazd PLK vs NBL rozgrywany w latach 2013–2014

PLK

 MVP sezonu
 Walter Hodge (2012, 2013)
 Mateusz Ponitka (2016)

 MVP Finałów PLK
 Quinton Hosley (2013, 2015)
 Dee Bost (2016)

 MVP meczu o brąz
 Walter Hodge (2012)

 MVP meczu gwiazd
 Walter Hodge (2013-NBL)

 MVP Pucharu Polski
 Przemysław Zamojski (2015)

 MVP Superpucharu Polski
 Mateusz Ponitka (2015)

 Najlepszy Polski Zawodnik PLK
 Łukasz Koszarek (2013, 2014)
 Mateusz Ponitka (2016)

 Najlepszy w obronie PLK
 Quinton Hosley (2015)

 Najlepszy Polski Debiutant PLK
 Jakub Dłoniak (2011)

 Najlepszy Trener PLK
 Sašo Filipovski (2016)

 I skład PLK
 Walter Hodge (2012, 2013)
 Łukasz Koszarek (2013, 2014)
 Vladimir Dragičević (2014)
 Aaron Cel (2015)
 Quinton Hosley (2015)
 Mateusz Ponitka (2016)
 Dejan Borovnjak (2016)

 Uczestnicy meczu gwiazd
 Walter Hodge (2011, 2012, 2013)
 Jakub Dłoniak (2011)
 Chris Burgess (2011)
 Kirk Archibeque (2012)
 Kamil Chanas (2012)
 Quinton Hosley (2013-NBL)
 Oliver Stević (2013-NBL)
 Christian Eyenga (2014-NBL)
 Vladimir Dragičević (2014)
 Przemysław Zamojski (2014-NBL)
 Łukasz Koszarek (2014-NBL)

 Trenerzy meczu gwiazd
 Mihailo Uvalin (2014-NBL)
 Andrzej Adamek (2014-NBL-asystent)

 Uczestnicy konkursu wsadów PLK
 Walter Hodge (2012)
 Christian Eyenga (2014-NBL)
 Przemysław Zamojski (2014-NBL)

 Uczestnicy konkursu rzutów za 3 punkty PLK
 Przemysław Zamojski (2014-NBL)

I liga

 MVP I ligi
 Marcin Chodkiewicz (2005)
 Marcin Flieger (2010)

 I skład I ligi
 Marcin Chodkiewicz (2005)
 Paweł Szcześniak (2007, 2008)
 Łukasz Wiśniewski (2009)
 Marcin Flieger (2010)

 Zwycięzcy konkursu rzutów za 3 punktypodczas meczu gwiazd I ligi
 Jarosław Kalinowski (2007)

 Uczestnicy meczu gwiazd I ligi
 Robert Morkowski (2007)
 Paweł Szcześniak (2007)
 Marcin Chodkiewicz (2007)
 Jarosław Kalinowski (2007)
 Tomasz Wojdyła (2010)
 Mateusz Jarmakowicz (2010)
 Marcin Flieger (2010)

Zawodnicy

Zastrzeżone numery
 5 – Mariusz Kaczmarek (od 3 listopada 2019)
 15 – Walter Hodge (od 15 czerwca 2013)
 55 - Łukasz Koszarek (od 22 grudnia 2021)

Obecny skład
Stan na 20 stycznia 2021, na podstawie.

Składy Zastalu na najwyższym szczeblu ligowym
Uwzględniono tylko zawodników, którzy w barwach Zastalu wystąpili w przynajmniej jednym meczu ligowym (także tych, którzy w trakcie sezonu odeszli z klubu).

1984/1985

1985/1986

1986/1987

1987/1988

1988/1989

1989/1990

1990/1991

1991/1992

1992/1993

1993/1994

1994/1995

1995/1996

1998/1999

1999/2000

2010/2011

2011/2012

2012/2013

2013/2014

2014/2015

2015/2016

Koszykarze zagraniczni w barwach klubu
Poniższe zestawienie uwzględnia wszystkich zawodników zagranicznych, którzy wystąpili w przynajmniej jednym spotkaniu ligi polskiej w barwach Zastalu Zielona Góra. Liczba meczów oznacza liczbę spotkań ligowych, w jakich zagrał dany zawodnik, niezależnie od poziomu ligowego, na którym w danym sezonie występował Zastal Zielona Góra. Lista nie uwzględnia koszykarzy posiadających również obywatelstwo innego kraju, a występujących w Polsce w rozgrywkach ligowych na polskiej licencji.

Stan na 27 sierpnia 2020.

Trenerzy i skład szkoleniowy

Obecna kadra szkoleniowa
Poniższa tabela przedstawia sztab szkoleniowy Zastalu Enea BC Zielona Góra na sezon 2020/2021 (dane aktualne na 27 sierpnia 2020).

Dotychczasowi trenerzy

Zobacz też
 SKM Nowa Sól

Uwagi

Przypisy

Bibliografia

Linki zewnętrzne

Zastal Zielona Góra
Kluby koszykarskie założone w 1946
Polskie kluby koszykarskie


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