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Inside the Padres' lockers
Tony Gwynn's, Tim Flannery's, John Kruk's, Eric Nolte's, Marvell Wynne's, Goose Gossage's
Photo by Robert Burroughs
For sheer grotesquery, though, nothing tops the "jackelope" head mounted on a plaque in pitcher Goose Gossage's locker.
Tony Gwynn sat in a canvas-backed chair and peered into the wooden cubicle in front of him. "What's in my locker?" he asked, repeating the question that had been posed to him. "Well, here's a rubber stamp that says "Tony Gwynn' on it. I've never used it. Here's a ball of putty that I squeezed to strengthen my arm when I hurt it earlier this year. And here's a media guide from the All-Star game." Gwynn was, of course, the only Padre player to make the National League All-Star team this year. "Other than that," he said, scanning the walls and shelves of the locker, "I've just got the usual bats, gloves, underwear, and shoes."
Gwynn had overlooked several items, though, including a container of Skoal tobacco, an orange plastic spittoon, and a bag containing a record album by the O Jays. Gwynn is fond of music, particularly jazz, rock, and rhythm and blues, and often stops by record stores to pick up new albums on his way to the stadium for a game. "I like Grover Washington, Jr., Cameo, Steve Winwood… all kinds of stuff. I even like Phil Collins" he said. "If it's got a good beat to it, It'll probably like it." But don't try to tell Tony Gwynn that there is some foot-stompin' country music out there. "I don't like it. It's all the same," he said bluntly. Then he shook his head, silently saying "Uh-uh" to even the thought of country music.
A baseball player's locker is a doorless wooden stall for storing uniforms, shoes, mitts, and other equipment. But look at a locker closely and you'll find more, including clues to a player's personality, and usually, evidence of his interests outside baseball. Inside Tim Flannery's locker, for instance, is a picture of him surfing on a ten-foot-high wave. "A friend of mine took that last winter at Jake's in Del Mar," said Flannery, who lives in Encinitas. "During the winter, I surf twice every day. I go out around 5:30 a.m. and again when the sun goes down. I do it to relax.
"I grew up in Redondo Beach, but heck, I've been surfing down here [in San Diego] since 1970. That was before I ever even heard about the Padres. Some of my favorite spots are Cardiff reef and Jake's. But my favorite place in the whole world is Hollister Ranch, which is north of Santa Barbara on Point Conception. There's ten and a half miles of untouched California wilderness up there, and it has some of the best surf anywhere. The only way to get in is by boat— and you can't legally go there at all unless you own 100 acres or more of the Hollister Ranch. I tried to sneak into it for years, but I finally got together with three other guys a couple years ago and bought 118 acres. When I injured my ankle earlier this year, I went up there for three days by myself and slept on my property, in my struck. It's a magical place. There are deer running on the beach, and you can see abalone at low tide. When you get right down to it, it probably looks like San Diego County did before it was developed."
Flannery paused for a moment to think, "What else do I have in my locker?" he asked out loud. "Let's see— I usually have a few baseball cards of my favorite players." He reached deep into his locker and pulled out a small leather-shaving bag. When he opened it, it was empty except for baseball cards of Jerry Royster and Graig Nettles. "Nettles I like for all the things he's taught me over the years," Flannery said of the Padres' former third basement. "Royster— he's just my man. We platooned at second base for a couple of years when he was with the Padres, and we got to be pretty close. He still calls me once a week [Royster is currently playing for the Chicago White Sox], and we get together in the winter to play golf."
Flannery's and Gwynn's lockers are on the east wall of the Padres' clubhouse, which lies at the end of a long corridor deep in the bowels of San Diego Jack Murphy Stadium. Like most major-league clubhouses, it is a carpeted, brightly lit room where a radio seems to blare through the stale air and the smell of perspiration twenty-four hours a day. All four walls are lined with lockers, but according to Flannery, the east wall is "the preferred area."
However, equipment manager Brian Prilaman, who assigns lockers to the players, said he "normally just throws [a player's locker] wherever I have space. It is rare for a player to ask for a specific locker, he added, although this year Benito Santiago, Carmelo Martinez, and Luis Salazar— dubbed the Three Amigos by Martinez, since they are the only Hispanic ballplayers on the team— requested that their lockers be next to each other. But proximity to friends aside, there are no superior locker locations, Prilaman said.
Flannery rejected that notion with a laugh. "This is the 'in' place to be. It's like ocean-front property" he insisted—a reference to the high-salaried players such a Terry Kennedy, Steve Garvey, and Graig Nettles, who formerly had adjacent lockers on the east wall. But this year, Kennedy's old locker has been taken over by John Kruk, who grimaced when he heard Flannery's description of the location as "ocean-front property."
"I don't see no water," Kruk said laconically. "I got this locker because no one else wanted it. It's too close to the training room.
"See, they got one radio in the training room and another on the other side of the clubhouse, and this locker is right in the middle," he said, explaining that the radios tend to drown out each other. "Plus, this is the closest locker to the clubhouse phone, so every time the phone rings, I'm the closest once and I've got to answer it."
Whether or not Kruk's is the worst situated locker in the Padres' clubhouse, it is certainly one of the most crowded and disorganized. Kruk has all the usual accouterments you find in a baseball player's locker— extra shoes and mitts, magazines, boxes full of fan mail "" but he seems to have more of them, and he has stored them with all the care of a college freshman filling a dormitory closet. In contrast, the mitts in Bruce Bochy's locker hang neatly on hooks, and his fan mail is arranged in small, orderly piles. "I like to know where things are." said the big catcher, who wears contact lenses and is known among his teammates as Mr. Magoo. Even so, if there were such a thing as a "Neatest Padre Locker" award, Bochy would find himself competing in the finals against rookie pitcher Eric Nolte, whose locker is a model of utilitarian furnishing and organization. In addition, Nolte's locker contains the clubhouse rarity— a book.
"It's called Our Daily Bread, and each page has an everyday story with quotes from the Bible on it," explained Nolte. "There's a story for each day of the year and I try to read it every day." He held up the book, which was open to the page for July 17. Realizing it was already mid-August, he smiled apologetically. "I'm kind of behind," he said, and put the book down.
Nolte, whose parents are not particularly religious, said his roommate helped persuade him to undergo a spiritual conversion while the two of them were attending UCLA in 1982. "We got to talking about God one night, " said Nolte. "My roommate asked me, 'Are you a Christian?' and I said that I really didn't know what one was. Then he asked me if I had accepted Jesus Christ into my life, and I said no, I didn't.
"But I looked at his life and realized that nothing really seemed to bother him. He took everything in stride and always came out on top, whereas I let little things get to me. I had undergone ulnar-nerve surgery in my elbow that year, and it had really screwed up my control. And if I walked someone, I let it bother me. I had a terrible temper. Plus, I kind of felt that something was missing from my life. So that night I gave my life to Jesus Christ.
"Since then I've grown stronger spiritually. Knowing that he's always with me has given me a feeling of confidence—I can't really explain why. But when I'm out on the field, I feel that I'm not alone. And things have really started falling into place since I started giving credit to him and not taking it all for myself."
Not far from Nolte's locker is Marvell Wynne's, where the emphasis is more on earthy matters. For one thing, Wynn keeps a Los Angeles Raiders cushion on the canvas chair in front of his locker, and he describes himself as a die-hard Raiders fan. They're the bad guys— that's their image— and I like that."
Many would say Wynne has succeeded in creating a bad-guy image of his own. A sign above his locker reads, "Don't come any closer or I'll fart," and there is a can of "Fart Busters" air freshener inside. "It got started from me passing as on the bench or on the [team] plane," Wynne said of the references to digestive distress. "To let me know that they do notice, the guys got together and got me a can of 'Fart Busters' from a gimmick shop. Hey, I'm the fart master."
"He can fart," agreed outfielder Shane Mack, walking by.
Many players keep old batting gloves in their lockers, but Carmelo Martinez must lead the league in this department— he has at least thirty. "They wear out fast," the perennially good-humored Martinez said with a smile. "Plus, they get hard with pine tar," the sticky substance that players use to get a tight grip on their bats when they're hitting. "I take some of the hard ones back to Puerto Rico with me in the winter" added Martinez, who lives in the town of Dorado, "I put 'em in water to soften 'em up and use 'em when I hit in the batting cage I've got at my house. Sometimes I give 'em to kids, too— they don't care what kind of condition they're in."
Among the more unusual decorations in the Padres' Clubhouse is the fistful of bird feathers that dangles outside Garry Templeton's locker. "They're to ward off evil spirits," the Padres' shortstop said enigmatically. "It must work, because no one comes around my locker anymore— and if you ask me, that's good."
For sheer grotesquery, though, nothing tops the "jackelope" head mounted on a plaque in pitcher Goose Gossage's locker. The jackelope looks suspiciously like a rabbit's head with deer antlers grafted onto it, but Gossage insisted that "pound for pound, the jaceklope is one of the meanest things that ever walked the face of the earth. And they can climb trees, too." He glared at a reporter with the same fierce look that is on his face when he stands on the mount late in a game, peering n at the catcher and preparing to let fly a ninety-mile-an-hour fastball. Then his face relaxed, and he grinned.
The jackelope and the album full of hunting photos in Gossage's locker attest to his passion for hunting. Gossage grew up in Colorado, where his father taught him to hunt "and also taught me a lot about nature and animals. One time "" I must have been eight or ten years old "" we were out somewhere, and I started chasing this meadowlark with a broken wing. It kept staying right out of reach, though, just a few feet ahead of me, and I must have chased it for half an hour. I chased it so far I couldn't chase it anymore. Finally, I walked back, and my dad said, "˜Come here, I want to show you something.' And he showed me a nest full of eggs in the grass and told me that the meadowlark was faking a broken wing "" that was just its way of protecting its young. That was pretty neat."
His father died when Gossage was in high school, but Gossage still hunts antelope, mule deer, moose, and turkey on his 13,000-acre ranch northwest of Canon City, Colorado. Last winter he was joined by Padres' pitcher Ed Whitson "" also an avid hunter "" and pitching coach Galen Cisco, among others. "I'm a trophy hunter more than just a hunter,"Gossage explained, "I like to kill the big bucks and the big bulls "" something I can mount on a wall. But really, getting something is not the biggest thing. I just enjoy being out in the woods."
Another intriguing item in Gossage's locker is a can of Near Beer, a sly comment on the ban on clubhouse beer drinking that was imposed by former Padres' president Ballard Smith last year. When the ban was announced, Gossage spearheaded a players' protest and publically referred to Smith as "gutless"— a description that, taken literally, tends to fit anyone who doesn't drink beer. In any case, the ban has endured this year while the protest has faded to a mild joke in the back of Gossage's locker.
Family photos are a common locker decoration in the Padres' clubhouse, as are photos of the players themselves. But reminders of past glories are surprisingly scarce. For a year after the Padres beat the Chicago Cubs in a five-game series to win the National League pennant in 1984, Tony Gwynn kept a bottle of champagne from the final post-game celebration in his locker. Now it is gone, though, and the only visible reminder of that high-water mark in San Diego baseball history is a camouflage kerchief that is nailed up outside Tim Flannery's locker. "A friend of mine wore it during his two tours in Vietnam," Flannery explained. "When we were two games down to the Cubs, he sent it to me for good luck, and we went on to win in five straight…" He shrugged.
Baseball players' lockers are full of such secrets. Some are easier to uncover than others, but there is one thing no visitor to the Padres' clubhouse could miss—the signs. Above Gossage's locker is a sign that reads "Goose Heaven," while Flannery has one that reads "Borderline Insanity." Kruk has pasted up a seal of the state of West Virginia, where he was born and raised. And it's these signs that declare in the most unequivocal terms what lockers are all about: a statement of self as well as a kind of staked-out personal territory for men who perform in front of a demanding public for eight months each year. Three or four hours before game time, it is not unusual to see players sitting in front of their lockers, quietly smoking cigarettes or simply staring ahead blankly, lost in thought. "It gives you a chance to get your concentration zeroed in before you go to work," said Flannery. Added Gossage, simply, "It's our home away from home."
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Teleperformance Philippines employee-volunteers awarded for playing crucial role in development
Teleperformance, the world's leading provider of outsourced customer experience management services, was presented the National Outstanding Volunteer Award by the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA).
In a heartfelt and inspiring ceremony held December 15, Teleperformance Philippines joined eight other awardees of the nationwide Search for Outstanding Volunteers 2017 that was conducted by the Philippine National Volunteer Service Coordinating Agency (PNVSCA), an attached agency of NEDA.
Teleperformance Philippines Managing Director Travis Coates expressed the company's gratitude for the recognition of its employee-volunteers' work and contribution to keeping the spirit of volunteerism alive and growing in the country.
"Our employee-volunteers' generosity of spirit is both humbling and inspiring. People are going out of their way to be involved, contributing hard-earned money, and giving up their precious personal time to help complete strangers – all the while expecting nothing in return but the fulfillment of their personal mission of being of service to others."
The Search for Outstanding Volunteers aims to highlight the exemplary performance and dedication to service of Filipino volunteers in helping people build strong communities and recognize the role of volunteerism in development and nation-building. Since 2001, over 130 volunteers and volunteer organizations have been recognized by the national government through the Search for Outstanding Volunteers.
"Volunteers play a crucial role in development," said NEDA Undersecretary Jose Miguel de la Rosa in his message to the awardees. He asserted that volunteerism brings essential complementary social services which help government bring about inclusive growth and a stronger social equation that leaves no one behind. USec. De la Rosa noted the many different initiatives of the nine awardees, applauding their "passion to serve others, and that inspires us in the government sector to work harder."
Among the projects of Teleperformance employee-volunteers cited were the Teleperformance Gawad Kalinga Village in Tanay, its regular blood donation drives, initiatives for the elderly, the orphans and the sick children, tree-planting projects and participation in Brigada Eskwela.
Teleperformance Philippines was the sole recipient of the award in the Corporate Organization category. Other outstanding volunteers were similarly recognized in the Individual Youth Category, Individual Adult Category, Not-for-Profit Organization Category, and Special Citation in Volunteerism.
All the awardees shared their personal volunteer stories and insights during the event, showing how volunteer work is really difficult and demanding. At the same time, they said that volunteers are already rewarded by the joy of helping others and seeing how they touched lives. Volunteerism is a calling, they said, and a life's choice to pay it forward.
Closing the event was National Volunteer Month Honorary Chair Amb. Henrietta Tambunting de Villa, who exhorted everyone to keep volunteering and demonstrate "love in action" and cura personalis because "our country needs the hearts of volunteers."
Source: Teleperformance.com


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Town Cruise Cruises To Ricoh Woodbine Mile Upset
TORONTO, September 18, 2021 – Town Cruise, an Ontario-bred son of Town Prize, came up with a million-dollar effort while netting his first stakes victory in Saturday's $1,120,800 Ricoh Woodbine Mile.
Trained by Woodbine-based Brandon Greer, who owns and co-bred (along with his father Terrance) the six-year-old gelding, Town Cruise took on the world and won one for the home team in a front-running tour de force over the E.P. Taylor Turf Course.
With the Ricoh Woodbine Mile part of the Breeders' Cup 'Win and You're In' program, Town Cruise became eligible to run in the Grade 1, $2 million Breeders' Cup FanDuel Mile at Del Mar on November 6.
Under Daisuke Fukumoto, Town Cruise broke sharply and took the lead after an early tussle with longshots Duke of Hazzard and Change of Control, guiding the 10-horse field, including 9-5 choice Set Piece and 7-2 second choice Raging Bull, through an opening quarter in :24.08.
The chestnut continued to show the way, holding a two-length advantage after a half timed in :47.10, and maintained that lead through three-quarters in 1:10.41.
Down the lane, Fukumoto and Town Cruise, still in front by two at Robert Geller's stretch call, braced for any late challenges, but that scenario never materialized.
At the wire, Town Cruise was 2 ¼-lengths the best. Space Traveller rallied to finish second, Raging Bull was third, and March to the Arch was fourth. Set Piece, winner of the Grade 2 Wise Dan, was seventh.
Final time for the mile over good ground was 1:35.14.
Town Cruise connections celebrate winning the 2021 Ricoh Woodbine Mile. (Michael Burns Photo)
Town Cruise arrived at Saturday's race off a gutsy runner-up performance in the Grade 2 King Edward on August 15, finishing behind fellow Mile contender Olympic Runner.
This time, he went one better and struck gold.
"It feels a little surreal at the moment, but I'm absolutely thrilled with him," said Brandon Greer. "This horse is amazing. I absolutely love him.
"I could see him digging in, that's something that he's been able to do very well this year," he continued. "Dig in the late stages, even though he's been in the front. I found it a little difficult to believe right until the final 16th and then I can see the other horses just didn't have enough to catch up there."
Town Cruise with jockey Daisuke Fukomoto capturing the 2021 Ricoh Woodbine Mile. (Michael Burns Photo)
Fukumoto, who guided one-eyed Mighty Heart to Queen's Plate and Prince of Wales glory last year, was thrilled with the win and full of praise for his Mile partner.
"This is fantastic," said Fukumoto. "I am still in awe, it's an unbelievable feeling. Winning a Grade 1 is my dream, and I got a good horse this year so far. He's been good all year so far. For me, I am just crazy happy. I had pretty good confidence. I just knew for a shot I had to take (the) front. He went good, I took the lead, and wait and wait and he finished well."
Town Cruise launched his career in winning style in October of 2018. He won back-to-back starts heading into the King Edward, and now has six career victories, along with a pair of seconds and a third, from 14 starts.
The decision to contest the Breeders' Cup will include input from the headliner.
"Well, I'm going to have to ask someone very important first, the horse," said Greer. "We're going to take a couple of days and just take it slow, take it easy, see how everything is after the race, and then I'll ask the horse and see what he wants to do."
Town Cruise paid $19.30 for the win.
To read more about the story of Town Cruise, click on this link: Town Cruise: Still the talk of the town – Woodbine Racetrack
Chris Lomon for Woodbine Communications
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Q: C++ get windows title using process name edit: how can i get windows title using processname? for example get current title of chrome.exe

A: You can get title of specific windows using it's process ID.
If you know the name of executed file(ex: Chrome.exe), you can get Handle with FindWindowEX() or get PID "Chrome.exe" with CreateToolHelp32Snapshot.
Then use EnumWindows to get HWND using HANDLE.
struct param_enum
{
    unsigned long ulPID;
    HWND hWnd_out;
};

HWND find_specific_window(unsigned long process_id)
{
    param_enum param_data;
    param_data.ulPID = process_id;
    param_data.hWnd_out = 0;
    EnumWindows(enum_windows_callback, (LPARAM)&param_data);
    get_window_title(process_id, param_data.hWnd_out);
    return param_data.hWnd_out;
}

BOOL CALLBACK enum_windows_callback(HWND handle, LPARAM lParam)
{
    param_enum& param_data = *(param_enum*)lParam;
    unsigned long process_id = 0;
    GetWindowThreadProcessId(handle, &process_id);
    if (param_data.ulPID != process_id)
    {
        return TRUE;
    }
    param_data.hWnd_out = handle;

    return FALSE;
}

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HANDLE GetHandleFromProcessPath(TCHAR* szExeName, DWORD& dwPID)
{
    HANDLE hExeName = INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE;
    HANDLE hSnap = INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE;
    PROCESSENTRY32 pe32;
    pe32.dwSize = sizeof(PROCESSENTRY32);

    hSnap = CreateToolhelp32Snapshot(TH32CS_SNAPPROCESS, 0);

    if (INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE != hSnap)
    {
        if (Process32First(hSnap, &pe32))
        {
            do
            {
                //!!! Attention pe32.szExeFile always return exe file name. not window title.
                if (NULL != _tcsstr(pe32.szExeFile, szExeName))
                {
                    hExeName = OpenProcess(PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS, TRUE, pe32.th32ProcessID);
                    dwPID = pe32.th32ProcessID;
                    break;
                }
            } while (Process32Next(hSnap, &pe32));
        }
    }

    return hExeName;
}

A: Completing the answer of "G.Alexander" and and the comment of Skewjo
the get_window_title code is incomplete. So, worked for me, by removing it and calling find_specific_window like below:
wchar_t* caption = new wchar_t[MAX_PATH*2];
HWND h = find_specific_window(processID);
GetWindowTextW(h, caption, MAX_PATH*2);

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Edward Hatch (December 22, 1832 – April 11, 1889) was a career American soldier who served as a general in the Union Army during the American Civil War. After the war he became the first commander of the 9th Cavalry Regiment, a Buffalo soldier regiment with African-American troops commanded by white officers.
Hatch was born in Bangor, Maine, and educated at the Norwich Military Academy in Vermont. He volunteered for service as a private in the Union Army at the outbreak of the Civil War. He assisted in raising the 2nd Iowa Cavalry, of which he became colonel in June, 1862. He served under General Ulysses S. Grant in the South. After commanding the entire cavalry division in the Army of the Tennessee, he was made brigadier general in early 1864. His gallantry in the field caused his further promotion to the rank of brevet Major General (1864)
After the war, he transferred from the volunteer to the Regular Army as colonel of the 9th Cavalry Regiment (1866). He succeeded General Gordon Granger as commander of the Department of Arizona (which included New Mexico Territory) in 1876, negotiated a treaty with the Ute Indians in 1880, and became widely known as an Indian fighter.
He died in Fort Robinson, Nebraska April 11, 1889 and is buried in Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery Fort Leavenworth Kansas. His grave can be found in Area A.
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DATE OF BIRTH December 22, 1832
PLACE OF BIRTH Bangor, Maine
DATE OF DEATH April 11, 1889
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Shout Gladi Gladi
Audio: Documentaries
*Please note that any links forwarding to third-party streaming services have no affiliation or monetary connection with Simply Streep.
Directed by: Adam Friedman, Iain Kennedy
Written by: Iain Kennedy
Ann Gloag has single-handedly financed a number of hospitals in Africa with the goal of eradicating fistula in African women. Fistula is a dire condition that condemns those affected to a life of incontinence, spiraling infections, and ostracization from their communities. Ann brings in doctors, trains midwives, and transforms the lives of these women. Shout Gladi Gladi tells an incredible story, not just about the unimaginable suffering of women in developing nations, but also about one foundation and its unique take on empowering women.
"Shout Gladi Gladi" has an emphasis on fistula, a debilitating condition that turns once-healthy women into outcasts. The documentary is being made in collaboration with Ann Gloag's Freedom From Fistula Foundation, and explores Gloag's experiences working with women in Kenya, Malawi and Sierra Leone. The film also features appearances by Melinda Gates and Nobel Peace laureate Wole Soyinka. The filmmakers noted that an estimated 2 million women in Africa live with obstetric fistula, and more than 500,000 women die each year during pregnancy or childbirth, though 80% of these deaths are completely avoidable.
This powerful film attests to the igniting power of one woman, Ann Gloag, to set in motion hundreds of helping hands, doctors, nurses, caregivers, family and friends, to resuscitate the health and status of victims of fistula, and to give them back their lives (Meryl Streep, Variety, February 26, 2015)


On Wednesday, March 14 there is scheduled to be a national school walk out—not only in remembrance of the 17 shooting victims from Parkland, FL, but also as a call to action for Congress to pass tighter gun control laws.
We have discussed this issue with our teenage daughter many times over the past couple of weeks. Discussions have ranged from anxiety-fueled to calm. How do you convince your kid that they will be SAFE at school when you can't be 100% sure? All we can do as parents is outline that the school has acknowledged the possibility of violence, and has prepared with drills and has a police officer on campus. How do you make your child feel secure and in control when they clearly are NOT??
I feel the walk out will give these kids, most of whom are too young to vote, A VOICE. This will be an opportunity to unite with other like-minded kids, raise their voices against gun violence, and demand better control from Congress. In this nationwide "protest", these kids (and parents, teachers and administrators) will hopefully demonstrate their demand for SAFE EDUCATIONAL SPACES. This is the perfect way for students to show that.
In addition to raising their voices, my hope for students, is that in coming together for these 17 minutes, it will be a powerful way to FEEL and express their emotions of fear, sadness, anger, strength, and to realize that they ARE NOT ALONE.
I just received an email from our principal stating that they are aware that many students on our high school campus plan to participate in this Nationwide School Walkout, and while they promote academic pursuits, they also recognize the need for student-led civic engagement and social emotional needs. My understanding is that students will be supported in a brief walk out as long as it remains peaceful and on campus. Yes!
This may not be a very PC post but my mama bear heart is bursting at the seams with too many emotions.
Yesterday a 12 year old boy in a neighboring city took a knife to school and stabbed another 12 year old boy. A few days ago my friend's daughter's school was placed in lock down when the office received a threat. Only days before that, another friend's daughter was in her high school which was locked down for 2.5 hours because of threats found scrawled on a note. Things like this are happening DAILY across the nation. Kids are picking up weapons and taking them to school.. something is WRONG here and its not JUST lack of gun control.
Times have changed a lot from when I was in high school. I believe that parenting is harder now that ever because social media and digital devices allow our kids to be in touch with the world, the community and each other 24/7. If we as parents aren't sticking our noses into their business, we aren't doing our jobs. You can't escape any newspaper or news site without SOME headline about school violence lately and so often the parents had NO CLUE about what was going on. Kids do NOT have any right to privacy, I'm sorry.. but they don't. Maybe they can EARN a certain amount of privacy but as a parent we HAVE to know what is going on with them and their friends.
Does she resent this? Maybe a little. But here's the thing.. because she knows I might look at any time (and have) she TALKS to us. Maybe too much. LOL.. I laugh because I don't really need to hear every little bit of gossip and drama going on between "A & B", but she doesn't hide stuff. Her friends still think I'm a cool Mom and they all talk in front of me.. even about the embarrassing stuff, the sad stuff and the scary stuff.
So, I think this is the starting point. We (society) need to stop worrying about being our kids friends and PARENT them. We need to not be concerned if our kid is mad at our decision or hate our rules, but be concerned with teaching our kids to be KIND, compassionate people. To be self confident and helpful and GOOD citizens. We need to teach boys that girls are equals and we need to teach girls that they deserve to be treated as such. We need to empower our kids to succeed and help them if they are reaching out for help, and we need to not be afraid to ask for and offer HELP when we see a child is struggling. And if someone is showing any kind of warning signals.. for god's sake.. SAY SOMETHING!! Don't wait.. we're all in this together!


WHAT HIS OWN MPs REALLY THINK OF DAVE !!
Students v Baton Rounds? Shoot them?
GUESS WHO INSISTS THAT 50p TAX RATE IS ABOLISHED ?
Ozzie has done good!!! Well done Ozzie!!
Scott Olsen, The First Martyr?
A proper German queen... Reckon you fellas were lucky eh?
Can the forum people update the time please.


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Das Haus zum Turnier ist ein historisches, als Kulturdenkmal ausgewiesenes Gebäude in der Altstadt von Erfurt, Turniergasse 17. Es wurde mehrfach umgebaut und diente 1837 bis 1933 als Freimaurerloge.

Geschichte

Das zentral in der Altstadt von Erfurt, zwischen Pergamentergasse und Allerheiligenstraße, gelegene Grundstück wurde dem Namen nach möglicherweise für Turniere, also mittelalterliche Kampfspiele mit dem Pferden, genutzt. Später wurde es mit mehreren aneinandergebauten Steinhäusern mit Tonnengewölben bebaut, die der Stadt Erfurt zum Empfang und zur Beherbergung hoher Gäste dienten.

1499 bis 1504 gehörte das Anwesen dem kurmainzischen Vizedom Gerlach von der Marthen, dem Vater des Humanisten Herbord von der Marthens. Spätestens 1528 wurde das Hauptgebäude durch die Familie von der Marthen umfassend umgebaut. Die verschiedenen Bauteile wurden zu einem langgestreckten Baukörper zusammengefasst und um ein weiteres Geschoss aufgestockt. Zur Erschließung wurde ein runder Treppenturm mit steinerner Spindeltreppe und achteckigem Abschluss angebaut. Der Saal bekam mehrere große Fenster mit spätgotischen Vorhangbögen, auch die kleineren Fenster am Giebel bekamen Vorhangbögen. In der Mitte des Ostgiebels wurde ein großes Sandsteinrelief mit dem Familienwappen und der Jahreszahl 1528 angebracht.

In den späteren Zeiten folgten Ratsherren und Waidhändler als Eigentümer.

1833 brannte bei einem Feuer in einem Nebengebäude des "Turniers" auch das Dach des Hauptbaus teilweise nieder. Der Rest des nordöstlichen Flügels erlitt großen Schaden durch das Löschwasser. Reparaturarbeiten wurden vom damaligen Eigentümer, dem Kaufmann Friedrich Carl Martini nur notdürftig durchgeführt.

1837 erwarb die Erfurter Freimaurerloge "Carl zu den drei Adlern", die bereits seit 1817 Mieter im Haus war, Grundstück und Gebäude. Sie ließ 1851 den zerstörten Seitenflügel zur Unterbringung eines Logensaales wiederaufbauen. 1881 folgte ein weiterer Umbau, bei dem der runde Treppenturm durch ein großes Treppenhaus mit einer bequemeren zweiläufigen Treppe ersetzt wurde. 1911 wurde der 1851 aufgebaute Seitenflügel fast vollständig wieder abgetragen und durch einen Neubau mit zwei übereinanderliegenden höheren und prächtig ausgestatteten Sälen ersetzt.

1933 wurde die Loge verboten und zugunsten der Stadt Erfurt enteignet. Diese baute 1936 das Gebäude zur Unterbringung des städtischen Gesundheitsamtes erneut durchgreifend um. In dem Zusammenhang wurden die restlichen noch erhaltenen spätgotischen Vorhangbogenfenster zerstört und durch schlichte, einheitliche  Rechteckfenster ersetzt. Das Wappenrelief der Familie Marthen wurde über das Spitzbogenportal versetzt. 1939 zog das Gesundheitsamt ein und verblieb dort bis 2007. Danach stand das Gebäudeensemble leer. 2013 erwarb nach einem Bieterverfahren die Immobiliengesellschaft Stefan Brendel & Endres von Tucher das Gebäude. Es wurde nach Planung des Architekten Michael Mann saniert. Die Wohnungen wurden anschließend verkauft.

Literatur
 Stadt Erfurt: Expose Investorenwettbewerb Turniergasse 17/Pergamentergasse 32/32a, Erfurt 2013
 Adolf Scholtz: Geschichte der St. Johannes Freimaurerloge Carl zu den drei Adlern im Oriente Erfurt: verf. u. hrsg. zur Feier d. 125-jährigen Bestehens der Loge am 19. Februar 1912, Selbstverlag der Loge, Erfurt 1912

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Einzelnachweise

Kulturdenkmal in Erfurt
Bauwerk in Erfurt

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First six-core Xeons for workstations and servers offer performance leap.
Intel has introduced its first six-core processors for servers and workstations based on its 32nm Westmere chip architecture, delivering greater performance and adding hardware support for encryption plus improved security for virtual environments.
Available immediately, the Xeon 5600 series supports four or six cores per chip, which means eight or 12 threads per chip thanks to Intel's Hyperthreading technology. It also delivers up to 60 percent greater performance than the previous generation of Intel Xeon processors.
Customers investing in systems with the new silicon will be able to replace up to 15 single-core servers with just one Xeon 5600 box, according to Intel, and see a return on their investment in as little as five months.
Rival AMD introduced six-core versions of its Opteron processors last year, and is expected to launch a platform codenamed Magny-Cours with up to 12 cores per chip later this year.
Aimed at two-socket systems, the Xeon 5600 series is topped out by the six-core X5680 clocked at 3.33GHz (US$1663), while the quad-core X5677 is clocked faster at 3.46GHz. Both these chips are designed for a 130W thermal envelope.
The 95W versions of the new Xeons reach 2.93GHz with the six-core X5670, while the quad-core X5667 is again clocked faster at 3.066GHz. Versions designed for 80W and 40W are only available as quad-core chips.
The Xeon 5600 series ranges in price from US$387 to US$1,663 in quantities of 1,000. Intel said the chips are compatible with all Intel server boards currentlym shipping that supported the previous generation of server chips (the 5500 series).
Intel said the Xeon 5600 series offers greater security through AES-NI acceleration of encryption and inclusion of Intel's Trusted Execution Technology (TXT).
The former provides hardware support for the AES encryption algorithm, and was introduced with Intel's first Westmere chips back in January.
Intel's TXT provides hardware protection to prevent memory areas being accessed by software other than the application that owns them. In the Xeon 5600 series, this will deliver added security for cloud environments, according to Intel, where workloads are often moved around from one machine to another.
Vendors including Dell, Fujitsu, HP and IBM are set to announce new systems based on the Xeon 5600 series in the near future.
HP said it is expanding its sixth-generation ProLiant server line-up with 16 models based on the new chips, including tower, rack-mount, and blade versions, set to be available from the end of March.


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Society - Panafrica - Development
Libreville Declaration to Administer a Healthy Africa
Sunday 7 September 2008 / by Desmond North
Dossier : Health file
A union of health and environment ministers in Africa have taken on new schemes to strengthen environmental sanity that threatens the health of Africans.
The Initiative comes as a World Health Organisation (WHO) commission's report indicated that poor environmental management and lack of considerate policies from African Health and Environmental ministers is killing people on a 'grand scale.'
The African ministers, who met in Libreville, Gabon, signed and accepted what is now called a 'Libreville Declaration.'
Minister of Health and Public Hygiene of Gabon, Mme Angelique Ngoma, commented that the meeting will go down in the sands of Africa's history as the first to generate a synergy of political action and complementarities between health and environment for sustainable African development.
Regional Director of World Health Organisation, Africa Regional Office, Dr. Luis G. Sambo, in a report on the declaration said: 'The signing of this landmark declaration is the first step towards saving the lives of millions of people from the harmful effects of changes in the environment. We will work together to promote strategic alliances between health and environment. I am delighted that we have managed to secure political commitment to catalyse institutional changes needed to improve the health and well-being of communities in the region.'
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Riverside Oasis is 1.5 miles from the Arches National Park. Good location, you can easily ride your bike to the Arches if you are energetic. However, this RV park is best suited for campers, travel trailers, popups, and smaller Class C's (in addition to tents). Although I saw a few larger Class A's here, it's a tight fit for them.
The "back-ins" are best for campers. I have a 32 foot Class C with a carrier on the back for my scooter, and the "pull-through" I had was… well… let's just say, I PRAYED that no one would "clip" my front end or back end while they were driving in the driving area… and I also prayed that I could exit my space without "clipping" the truck parked cross-wise in front of the travel trailer next to me!
Road noise wasn't bad, but there was "construction noise" early in the morning from a crane that is working on a construction project nearby. There is about five feet width of grass between each space. Enough room for the picnic table that each site had. Cable was great, 70 channels (all analog). Wi-Fi worked ok, was a little slow at times. It was free, but it was from Tengo, and you had to work around the initial "sign up for a Tengo account" screen. A little misleading.
This is a good place to stay if you want to visit the Arches National Park.
We were not able to stay. I feel that this campground discriminates against persons with disabilities in direct violation of the federal ADA. Because we were travelling with a service animal, the owner refused us access to tent sites and cabins. The owner insisted that we needed paperwork showing certification. We filed a complaint with the local authorities and will pursue this to a satisfactory end.
I'm sorry Pam G. that you didn't have a good experience but I, like Beth, think there was probably more to your story that you aren't telling us (like you were probably louder than you thought after 10P). We are on the last day of our stay, having stayed four days. We couldn't be happier about our experience. The owners are very friendly, escorted us to our campsite and let us know that our site would be watered that night and to make sure not to leave anything on the ground that we wouldn't want wet (by the way, it is a very unique "flooding" system, not a sprinkler and takes only a few minutes. No problem!). We have done the typical tourist-y things, Arches, Canyonlands, boat trip, etc. and the owners couldn't have been nicer about answering our questions. We have one of the outer sites (#10) and the green, green grass is more than adequate and space between trailers is fine. We didn't bring our dog but the campground has several so I don't think that's a problem. The facilities are all modern and clean. It's true that campfires are not allowed but that's not a big deal, alot of campgrounds – especially in hot, dry areas – don't allow campfires. This campground is clean, comfortable, QUIET! and close to Arches. We will definitely stay here again. Thanks.
Pam, Sounds like we're only hearing one side of the story. What exactly do you consider "visiting". Most of your fellow campers would like a little peace and quiet after 10pm. If you were camping next to me, I'd kick you out myself. Regarding campfires, did you ever consider that was a rule dictated by local ordinance? Campgrounds often restrict campfires during certain times of the year. Sounds like a well managed campground with reasonable rules to me. Thanks for the recommendation!
I normally don't do this, but felt it was absolutely necessary to let everyone out there know to never stay at this campground! In my opinion the owners are very unfriendly! I feel that the customer service is absolutely appaling! If you are staying in one of the cabins, be prepared to pay extra for your bedding (since that is not included in the price)! If you wish to shower after 11 AM, you have to pay $5. They seemed extremely rude when we checked in or even when we asked them the most minute questions. There were no campfires allowed (even if contained), and if we wanted to use the provided BBQ pit, we must ask permission first! There was no visiting with our friends after 10 PM… which is deemed as "quiet time". If you are visiting, watch out…they yell at you if you don't comply! They even threaten to kick us out! Don't bring your pets here, they say they are welcome, but they cannot be in the cabins and they cannot be on the grassy areas at all! I recommend that you spend your money somewhere else. In today's economy, people are being more cautious about spending money and I for one want to support businesses that enjoy their business and their customers!


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Q: Android trouble with POST data to a remote database I'm trying to send data from an Android application to a remote database using a PHP file. The problem I'm ecountering is the app doesn't crash and no data are sent: i know that I can see the result with a JSON response from the PHP file, but I don't use it because I don't know how to handle JSON.
Here you are the php code and the activity related:
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Could you help me to resolve this? Thank you.

A: You are not adding your data with your request.
Do
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before
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