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Is Islam compatible with America? 10 questions to ask
OPINION – Wed Nov 21, 2018 – 5:55 pm EST
November 21, 2018 (American Thinker) – Wikipedia defines Islamophobia as the fear, hatred of, or prejudice against the Islamic religion or Muslims, especially when seen as a geopolitical force or the source of terrorism. Yes, many people around the globe who identify with Islam are good, hardworking, loving people. But that's a separate issue from Islam itself. Here are ten questions about the compatibility of Islam in America. Depending on your answers, does that make you an Islamophobe?
10. Are Islam and sharia law compatible with American culture? The generally accepted values of modern America stress a wide range of freedoms involving speech, sexuality, and lifestyles as well as equal rights for women, minorities, and a long list of others. None of this fits with the program of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) that affirmed sharia law as supreme, with the death penalty for those leaving Islam, punishing women who are victims of rape, allowing men to be polygamous, permitting wife-beating, and censoring speech that insults Islam.
9. Does Islam threaten to destroy our system of law and our Constitution? Islam is not merely a religion. It is an entire societal and quasi-governmental structure with its own legal edifice called sharia. The holy Qur'an calls for subjugation of infidels or non-believers, if necessary through armed jihad. Dr. Irwin Lutzer in his book The Cross in the Shadow of the Crescent, describes a Muslim demonstrator in Dearborn, Michigan holding a sign stating: "We will use the freedoms of the Constitution to destroy the Constitution!" That's the game plan. You see, sharia law is in direct conflict with the Bill of Rights. The First Amendment, for instance, states that Congress shall make no law prohibiting the "free exercise" of religion. Yet Mohammad said, "Whoever changes his Islamic religion, kill him. Those who reject Islam must be killed." Islamic law enforces dhimmi status on non-Muslims, prohibiting them from observing their religious practices publicly, raising their voices during prayer, ringing church bells, or saying anything considered "insulting to Islam." Islamic law relegates non-Muslims to "dhimmi" status, where they are forbidden to propagate their customs among Muslims and cannot display a cross, Christmas decorations, or the Star of David. There's a lot more, but you get the idea.
8. Are Islam and sharia law tolerant of other religions? Tolerance is a fundamental American value. That is the polar opposite of Islam. When Muslims are not in a position of authority, they naturally call for tolerance and cooperation. But one only has to look at Muslim societies to understand how far that goes. How many Christian churches are there in Saudi Arabia? Zero. Non-Muslims (infidels) are not permitted to visit Mecca? Christians are routinely attacked or murdered in Pakistan. More than 600 Christians have been arbitrarily arrested and detained in Iran in the past year. Iranian authorities routinely raid church services, threaten church members, and arrest and imprison worshipers and church leaders, particularly Evangelical Christian converts. Christian church leaders have been explicitly been targeted by the Iranian authorities charged with "unfounded national-security-related crimes."
7. When Muslims claim Islam is a religion of peace and love, are they lying to the non-Muslim world? Ask Hicham Nostik, a former Muslim who now lives in Germany. He understands the prophet Muhammad's famous quote, "War is deceit." Lying is permitted to deceive an "enemy." The Qur'an defines the "enemy" as "disbelievers." There is no way to cover up the meaning of that. In fact, apostates who leave Islam are subject to the death penalty. Apostasy is a crime in 16 out of 49 Muslim-majority countries; in other Muslim nations such as Morocco, apostasy is not illegal, but proselytizing Muslims is illegal. It is subject in some countries, such as Iran and Saudi Arabia, to the death penalty.
6. Has there ever been a period in history fully characterized by peaceful co-existence between Muslims and non-Muslims? Apparently not, based on details in Robert Spencer's new book, The History of Jihad from Muhammad to ISIS, as well as Raymond Ibrahim's Sword and Scimitar: Fourteen centuries of war between Islam and the West; Pamela Geller's Stop the Islamization of America: A Practical Guide to the Resistance; and similar books written by Jamie Glazov, David Horowitz, Brigitte Gabriel, and Amil Imani.
5. Is Islam in the process of swallowing Europe? If any more proof of the danger of Islam to our society and culture is needed, look no farther than the downward spiral of Europe. Growing problems caused by Muslims in France, Italy, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Sweden, and Britain continue to be well documented. The Muslim takeover of Britain is so far along that I fear that only a bloody civil war could reverse the tide. Douglas Murray has spelled this out in detail in his book, The Strange Death of Europe. After 25 years of intense Muslim immigration, Britain features 3,000 mosques; 130 sharia courts; 50 Muslim Sharia Councils; and dozens of "no go zones" where Muslim "sharia" patrols ensure that no one disobeys sharia law. Britain has recently released from prison Anjem Choudary, described as the most dangerous Islamic preacher in the U.K. Among other pronouncements, he says, "When sharia law is implemented, maybe in 10 or 15 years' time, [the queen] would be expected like all women in Britain to be covered from head to toe, only revealing her face and hands." Or how about this? "There will be no more pubs, no more gambling houses, no more national lottery. All women would have to be covered up appropriately and wear the niqab or veil and so there will be no prostitution. By 2050, Britain will be a majority Muslim country if demographic trends continue. It will be the end of freedom of democracy and submission to God. We don't believe in democracy; as soon as they have authority, Muslims should implement sharia. This is what we're trying to teach people." Is there anything about this you don't understand? Could we get any Muslim leaders to denounce this? The Brits are afraid to.
4. Will Muslim immigrants assimilate? In 1991, James Walsh, former associate general counsel of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service, said:
Immigrants devoted to their own cultures and religions are not influenced by the secular politically correct façade that dominates academia, news-media, entertainment, education, religious and political thinking today. They claim the right not to assimilate[.] … Such immigrants say their traditions trump the U.S. legal system.
But please, let the Muslims speak for themselves. Linda Sarsour, a leading Muslim activist, told the North American Islamic Society last year:
I hope that when we stand up to those who oppress our community struggling against tyrants and rulers that Allah will accept this as a form of jihad not only in the Middle East but here against the fascists, white supremacists and Islamophobes here and reigning in the White House. Our top priority is to protect and defend our community and not to assimilate and please any other people or authority. Our top priority is to please Allah and only Allah.
3. What is the record of radical Islamic killings since 9/11? The Religion of Peace website counts 34,034 Islamic terrorist attacks worldwide since September 11, 2001. Mosques financed by Saudi Arabia and Iran are primary sources of jihadist activity. Israel has foiled at least 40 ISIS attacks in Western countries in just the last three years. Since 9/11, an additional 158 Americans have been killed in 53 separate acts of deadly Islamic terror or Islam-related honor killing in the United States. Hundreds of mass murder plots have been thwarted or botched. Between 5 and 25% of Muslims in America believe that violence in defense of Islam is justified.
2. Can there ever be a reform of Islam? A titular reform Islam movement in the U.S. led by Zuhdi Jasser, a second-generation Syrian doctor who practices in Phoenix, says yes. But others do not believe that Islam is reformable. Muslims have attempted to reform Islam for 1,400 years and have always failed. In Indonesia last month, a rally to promote moderate Islam was canceled after threats of violence from hardliners. Leaders of such movements have been beheaded for apostasy. Jihad and sharia are foundational principles of Islam. No mincing of words will change that. Lying, deception, and terror as basic Islamic tools to maintain control provide a platform no reformer could possibly build on.
1. Does Islam belong in America? The companion question is, are Americans willing to take steps to neutralize the threat of Islam? In its current form, with the explicit goal of a global caliphate under sharia, Islam must be regarded as an existential threat. Specific ways are needed to deal with an ideology that openly seeks to destroy Western civilization. What could be done to deal with this threat? Before it is too late, consider these steps:
• Our political leaders should openly acknowledge the threat of traditional Islam to a pluralistic democracy and insist that Islamic institutions formally and in practice reject violent jihad as a condition for tax-exempt status.
• Our schools should teach the violent history and core beliefs of Islam including the strict rules and requirements of sharia law while contrasting that with the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
• Muslim leaders who preach violence should be aggressively prosecuted for incitement.
• Congress should pass laws outlawing foreign financing of mosques or at a minimum require full reciprocity with Muslim countries granting complete religious freedom for Christian, Jewish, and other groups to establish houses of worship and to openly proselytize.
• Conspiracy and accessory before- and after-the-fact laws targeting anyone, including family members of terrorists, failing to report illegal activities of which they had knowledge should be strictly enforced. We can't afford for America to become another Muslim-dominated nation. (Click to Source)
Frank Hawkins is a former U.S. Army intelligence officer, Associated Press foreign correspondent, international businessman, senior newspaper company executive, founder and owner of several marketing companies, and published novelist. He currently lives in retirement in North Carolina.
Published with permission from the American Thinker.


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Q: Is it possible to make the ORDER BY clause a NO-OP without excluding it entirely? In SQL if you specify, say, LIMIT ALL or OFFSET 0, the query behaves as if you didn't include the clauses at all. A no-op if you will.
Is it possible to do this with the ORDER BY clause?

A: Any expression that's not a simple constant will work, eg:
order by (false)

A: Here is one method:
order by (select 1)

or:
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However, I'm not sure that these are "no-ops".  They may still do the sort, re-arranging the data.

A: A couple more ideas, arguably simpler:
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or
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'Committee' discusses scope of Marietta Moratorium fact-finding mission
Members of the Marietta Township CAFO study group gather in the town hall for their second meeting since a CAFO moratorium was passed in August. Shown, moving clockwise around the table, were along the back side, Carl Schlecht, Kat Tigerman, Meredith Sime, Christine Roth; right end, Karen Roth, AV Roth; front side, Doug Spany, Bob Mitchell, Sandy Collins; Ken Cornish; and left side, Janet Widder, Susan Robinson.
MARIETTA TOWNSHIP - The second meeting of the 'Rural Land & Infrastructure Conservation Working Group,' (RLICWG), formed after Marietta Township enacted a one-year CAFO moratorium, took place at the Marietta Town Hall on Monday, Sept. 16. The group's mission is to engage in a fact-finding process to support the town board in decision-making about whether to allow Roth Feeder Pigs to pursue location of a 10,000 animal unit hog CAFO in the township.
The committee's next meeting will take place on October 21, from 5 to 6:30 p.m., at the Marietta Town Hall.
AV Roth, wife Christine, and mother Karen are members of the "committee" as the RLICWG has come to be referred to, along with twelve other citizens that have stepped forward to serve.
Those citizens include Bob Mitchell, who along with his sons, takes manure from Roth's current CAFO facility, and Meredith Sime who chairs the committee. Other members include neighbors Sandy Collins, Ken Cornish, Susan Robinson, Carl Schlecht, Doug Spany, Kat Tigerman and Janet Widder.
At their meeting, the group divided itself into three 'sub teams,' to explore the three broad topics in their scope – health, safety and welfare. There are 12 committee members, and four per sub team. On the health sub team is Janet Widder, AV Roth, Bob Mitchell and Meredith Sime. On the safety sub team is Ken Cornish, Susan Robinson, Carl Schlecht and Kat Tigerman. On the welfare sub team is Sandy Collins, Christine Roth, Karen Roth and Doug Spany.
The topics the health sub team will address will include: nutrition, contaminants or pollutants and useage rate of water, air quality and herd disease. The topics the safety sub team will address will include: road traffic, drag line accidents, manure spills, CAFO stringent rules and sink holes. The topics the welfare sub team will address will include: employment, salaries and benefits, tax income, property values and quality of life.
Win-lose scenario
At the September 16 committee meeting, the committee's scope and the current laws and rules governing CAFOs were another major topics.
The work of the committee could, perhaps should, but seems potentially not to be, a win-win process genuinely and sincerely motivated by local citizens desire to explore what is in the interests of their community's greatest common good. The undercurrent of the meeting more resembled the discovery process in a civil legal dispute.
Unlike a win-win process, legal processes are typically highly adversarial, win-lose scenarios, where litigants stake out positions, take defensive postures, and play their cards close to their chests. By contrast, a win-win process will focus on discussion of needs versus taking positions, and requires a high level of transparency and genuine commitment to a mission and common purpose.
Further, if there would be a lawsuit challenging the moratorium, it may be the Marietta Town Board that would be sued. It's likely an open question, to be answered by lawyers, whether a party which could bring a lawsuit against the town should be part of a body that is conducting fact-finding for the town.
The committee had previously asked AV Roth for, and has not yet received, contact information for DATCP and DNR representatives who cover Crawford County. The group expressed that they would like individuals from those agencies to provide them with an overview of ATCP 51 and NR 243.
At the special meeting where the citizens of the Town of Marietta gathered to provide the town board input about whether a moratorium should be enacted by the board, on August 5, AV Roth spoke to the issue of the legality of a moratorium.
"It is very questionable if it is legal for a township to adopt such a moratorium," Roth said. "Crawford County and the State of Wisconsin say it is not legal."
At the same meeting, Crawford Stewardship Project's Forest Jahnke stated that the Wisconsin Statutes on village powers are the source of the town's authority to enact a moratorium. He referenced the 'Model Ordinance for Licensing Livestock Facilities,' viewable on the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) web site, which states:
"This ordinance is adopted pursuant to the powers granted to the town board under the grant of village powers pursuant to Sec. 60.22 of Wis. Statutes for the protection of public health and safety."
LCC discussion
At their meeting on August 13, the Crawford County Land Conservation Committee's (LCC) Soil and Water Concerns Committee discussed the Marietta Moratorium. At that meeting, Crawford County Conservationist David Troester discussed with his committee how the moratorium affects the county's permitting process.
Troester said, according to the meeting minutes, that he'd been in contact with county corporate counsel Mark Peterson, and was informed that "there is a lot of grey area." Troester said that Peterson would be in communication with the Counties Association to explore whether the moratorium has precedence over the county issuing a permit if an application is received [during the one year moratorium period].
At that same meeting Troester also reported that his office and the members of the LCC have received phone calls asking that the county enact a CAFO moratorium.
The LCC once again discussed the moratorium at their meeting held the week of September 9. The county's corporate counsel attended the meeting and, according to Troester, said he had contacted the Counties Association.
"Mark was told that there is precedent for the county to have the authority to enact a CAFO moratorium," Troester said. "However, he told us that it remains a grey area whether a moratorium passed by a township would impact the county's authority to issue a siting permit during the duration of the town's moratorium."
Committee's scope
It seems everyone is arguing about 'scope statements' these days, from the legislature and DNR regarding sensitive area rule making around nitrates in groundwater, to whether the committee's scope should include what the current laws governing CAFO operations say.
In both cases, it seems, these discussions serve to delay and sidetrack the processes in progress. The committee has set itself a goal of providing the town board with a final report within eight months of the moratorium's enactment. That means two months have already passed, with six months remaining.
In the language of the moratorium, the purpose of the RLICWG during the course of the moratorium, is to "analyze and synthesize scientific literature and research regarding the impact of livestock facilities with 1,000 or more animal units on township roads, property values, groundwater, surface water, air quality and other identified potential impacts, specifically as those issues apply in the Town of Marietta."
The study group's agenda for the September 16 meeting called for a review of the provisions of the Livestock Facility Siting Law (ATCP51) referenced in the language of the moratorium, and also NR 243, the state statute related to 'Animal Feeding Operations.' Bob Mitchell asked that, in addition, the committee discuss the 'Right to Farm' law.
"We need to discuss the Right to Farm law also," Mitchell contended. "That law pretty much overrules everthing else."
Wisconsin Statutes, ch. 823.08, 'Actions against agricultural uses,' (ch. 823 is entitled 'Nuisances') describes the subsection's legislative purpose:
"The legislature finds that development in rural areas and changes in agricultural technology, practices and scale of operation have increasingly tended to create conflicts between agricultural and other uses of land. The legislature believes that, to the extent possible consistent with good public policy, the law should not hamper agricultural production or the use of modern agricultural technology. The legislature therefore deems it in the best interest of the state to establish limits on the remedies available in those conflicts which reach the judicial system. The legislature further asserts its belief that local units of government, through the exercise of their zoning power, can best prevent such conflicts from arising in the future, and the legislature urges local units of government to use their zoning power accordingly."
"The charge of this committee is fact finding about the impacts of CAFOs on the health, safety and welfare of Town of Marietta residents," Janet Widder said. "If our work strays outside of our scope as defined by the moratorium, then our actions could potentially be construed as illegal according to the law."
Christine Roth disagreed with Widder's assertion.
"We have to understand the law and the standards in order to have the discussion about whether they are right or wrong," Christine Roth contended.
"The law is a fact," AV Roth said. "The law is what the government has provided to the State of Wisconsin to protect our health, safety and welfare."
Additonal considerations
Bob Mitchell, who also sits on the Wisconsin Livestock Identification Consortium Board of Directors, brought forward a list of four additional things he would like the Marietta Town Board to ensure in the township. Those thing are:
• The town board needs to define what will be the area that could be impacted by AV Roth's facility;
• All wells in the impacted area should be tested, and the samples need to be taken by a certified third-party and not be collected by the well owner;
• Everyone in the impacted area, as required by the county, should be required to show evidence that their septic system is in compliance with the code;
• All operator's with livestock in the impacted area should have a premise identification on file with the State of Wisconsin to show that their operation is in compliance.
The Marietta Town Board met immediately following the meeting of the Study Committee, and committee facilitator Meredith Sime reported on the requests made by Bob Mitchell to the board. The board acted as follows on Mitchell's requests:
• Regarding the request for the town board to define the 'impacted area,' Reggie Lomas said and the board agreed that "that is not our area of expertise and we are expecting that the work of the committee will make that clear for us, relying on experts and scientific findings."
• The board agreed that they would "recommend, but not mandate, that wells in the impacted area, to be defined, would be tested, and that the township would not pay to have those wells tested. We also would recommend, but not require, that the samples be drawn by a certified third party, and would also recommend that if a third party is not used in the initial sampling, and the samples come back with problems, that a certified third party be used to draw the sample for any additional testing."
• Regarding the request to verify that all septic systems in the impacted area, to be defined, are certified as being up to code, the board said that "that is the county's responsibility and the town board defers to them."
• Regarding the request that all operators within the impacted area, to be defined, have premise identifications, the board agreed that "that is a state law and the township does not enforce that law."

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Residents protest casket business expansion
By SHEILA SRI PRIYA
Monday, 05 Dec 2022
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RESIDENTS from Section 22 in Petaling Jaya are strongly protesting against a casket business which is operating in their neighbourhood.
The operator was also said to have applied to Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) to expand the business to occupy more lots in the commercial area.
A town hall session was held at the Section 22 basketball court and among those present were MBPJ Licensing Department director Sharinaz Samsudin who promised to raise their suggestions, opinions and complaints in the committee meeting in January next year.
"I cannot make any decision on my own, I will highlight this matter to the committee," said Sharinaz.
Section 22 Residents Association chairman Parimala Nesamany said the casket shop issue started in 2018 and residents were disappointed that despite all their objections, the shop was in the midst of expanding business.
"We understand that all business applications do not need residents' consent for approval. However, MBPJ must consider the sensitivity of residents who do not want this type of business here.
"There is proof to indicate that there is more to this business than just selling caskets. We suspect that the act of embalming bodies will also take place here," she said.
Parimala added that the casket business should not have been approved in 2018 after public objections and it should not be approved for expansion now.
Damansara MCA chairman Tan Gim Tuan said MBPJ had the prerogative to consult the residents as this was part of the city council's Local Agenda 21.
"Business licences are renewed yearly and under the Town and Country Planning Act, the city council has the right not to renew any business licence.
"In this case, the casket business is a sensitive issue among the residents. Having a casket business will depreciate the value of the neighbouring properties.
"People do not want to live next to such a business due to cultural beliefs," added Tan.
One resident felt their rights to object was non-existent.
"We understand that this business operates on a commercial lot, but we did not expect a casket business. We thought that sundry shops, restaurants and car workshops that serve the community would be operating here.
"We would not have agreed for the residential land to be converted into a commercial lot if we knew there would be a casket business," he said.
Also present at the meeting were Kampung Tunku assemblyman Lim Yi Wei and MBPJ councillor Nalina Nair.
"I want everyone to be on the same page. The meeting enabled the residents to express their concerns," said Nalina.
StarMetro contacted the business owner of Trinity Casket, Dominic Jude, who said the casket business was important for Petaling Jaya residents.
"The younger generation is not too concerned about the taboo of a casket shop in the neighbourhood compared to the elderly. I can understand that.
"Ironically, the people who are complaining have houses that face the cemetery and they somehow seem to accept that.
"We are not solely focused on making profit as we also do a lot of charity work. Each year, we provide about 40 caskets for free to the needy.
"For those who cannot afford, we allow them to pay what they can.
"As the population grows, we have an increase in demand for caskets and that is why we need an additional shoplot to store our caskets," he said.
Dominic said he recently caught on CCTV a senior citizen throwing rubbish behind his unit who then lodged a complaint to the city council that his shop disposed rubbish indiscriminately.
"I showed the footage to the city council and they did not take action against me.
"Once, I told my staff to spray weed killer behind my shop and it was interpreted as I was trying to hide something. Everything we do at the shop is seen in a negative way and this is unfair to us," said Dominic.
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Juan Barazi, né le  à Copenhague, est un juriste, homme d'affaires, ancien pilote automobile et ancien propriétaire d'une équipe de course danois. Il a participé à six reprises aux 24 Heures du Mans.

Biographie

Origines
Juan Barazi est né à Copenhague. Cependant, il vient d'une grande famille kurdo-syrienne. En effet, l'un de ses proches était Muhsin al-Barazi, Premier ministre de la République syrienne dans les années 1940. Ce dernier a été exécuté en 1949 après un coup d'État manqué.

Formation et carrière professionnelle
Il mène des études de droit en Suisse, et plus précisément à l'Institut Le Rosey. Il y obtient son diplôme et part travailler comme investisseur dans le secteur minier africain. Il a également créé une société de télécommunications, Unitel. Il a vécu dans la capitale angolaise Luanda, pays où ses activités commerciales ont été concentrées.

Carrière de pilote automobile

Barazi est un passionné d'automobile ; il déclare en 2013 être . Il a ainsi constitué une collection de voitures classiques comprenant une Aston Martin DB3S, une Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato, une Ferrari 250 LM, une Ferrari 246 Sport Dino et une Porsche 917. Il apprécie particulièrement les Pagani et a possédé plusieurs Pagani Zonda. Il parvient en sport automobile en faisant souvent courir ses voitures en course. Ainsi, il remporte à deux reprises le Goodwood Revival Tourist Trophy ainsi que d'autres courses internationales au volant d'une Jaguar E-Type Lightweight de 1962.

Il s'engage dès lors dans le championnat de Grande-Bretagne de Formule Ford en 1999 et y finit deuxième l'année suivante. En 2001, il rejoint le championnat mono-marque Radical et est de nouveau sacré vice-champion en British Enduro series 2004. Il est également sacré champion en  au volant de sa Porsche 917.

Il se tourne alors vers l'endurance automobile et participe aux 1 000 kilomètres de Spa 2004, course des Le Mans Endurance Series, où il termine  au volant d'une Porsche 911 GT3 RSR. Il participe ensuite à la saison 2005 du championnat, d'abord en GT2 aux 1 000 kilomètres de Spa, puis en LMP2 pour le restant de la saison, avec pour meilleur résultat une deuxième place de catégorie lors de 1 000 kilomètres de Silverstone. Surtout, il dispute pour la première fois les 24 Heures du Mans, mais il abandonne après trente tours parcourus. Il participe également au Petit Le Mans, course qui se solde là aussi par un abandon, ainsi qu'aux 12 Heures de Sebring.

En 2006, il décide d'acheter la Courage C65 qu'il a piloté la saison passée et s'allie avec Michel Lecomte pour former l'équipe Barazi-Epsilon. Cela est couronné de succès puisqu'après avoir remporté les 1 000 kilomètres d'Istanbul, il est sacré champion LMP2 des Le Mans Series en compagnie de Michael Vergers. L'équipe et son propriétaire s'engagent également aux 12 Heures de Sebring où ils reviendront en 2008, et surtout aux 24 Heures du Mans, où ils terminent . Chose plus étonnante, il dispute les 24 Heures de Suisse karting avec succès puisqu'il les remporte.

L'année suivante est moins prolifique pour Barazi et son équipe, qui décident avant le début de saison de laisser la Courage pour une Zytek 07S/2. En effet, malgré deux victoires acquises aux 1 000 kilomètres de Silverstone eu aux Mil Milhas Brasil, ils ne terminent que troisième au championnat LMP2. Ils abandonnent aux 24 Heures du Mans après 252 tours effectués. La saison 2008 est stérile de victoire et ils ne glanent qu'un seul point, tandis qu'ils terminent  aux 24 Heures du Mans. Les 24 Heures du Mans 2009 les voient progresser d'une place à l'arrivée, alors qu'en Le Mans Series, ils ne participent qu'aux 1 000 kilomètres de Spa.

Ainsi, l'équipe quitte la compétition l'année suivante. Juan Barazi s'oriente alors vers Aston Martin qui engage en LMP1 trois Lola B09/60. Il termine quatrième aux 1 000 kilomètres de Silverstone 2010 et prend part pour la sixième et dernière fois aux 24 Heures du Mans. Alors que l'équipage était classé quatrième, ce dernier connaît des problèmes moteurs dans la dernière heure et abandonne après avoir parcouru 368 tours. Il met alors un terme à sa carrière en sport automobile.

Après carrière
Juan Barazi se fait ensuite plus discret et est décrit comme . Il passe sa vie dans différentes villes : Londres, Gstaad, Copenhague et Luanda. Il apparaît officieusement comme l'associé d'Isabel dos Santos, fille du président angolais et première milliardaire d'Afrique, à qui selon Le Temps il aurait été émissaire dans certaines affaires. Il a ainsi été aperçu à Washington en 2012 au sein d'une délégation diamantaire officielle de l'Angola.

Palmarès
 Championnat de Grande-Bretagne de Formule Ford : vice-champion en 2000 ;
 British Enduro series : vice-champion en 2004 ;
  : champion en 2004 ;
 Le Mans Series : champion LMP2 en 2006 ;
 24 Heures de Suisse karting : vainqueur en 2006 ;

Résultats en compétition automobile

Résultats aux 24 Heures du Mans

Résultats aux 12 Heures de Sebring

Notes et références

Liens externes

Pilote automobile danois
Naissance en janvier 1968
Pilote des 24 Heures du Mans
Naissance à Copenhague

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Aerial baiting was chosen for the eradication due to its precision and cost efficiency
A feasibility study for an eradication campaign, offering several management options and technical advice was completed in 2013, with the campaign beginning in earnest in 2020. The operation consisted of three aerial drops of 12 kg of bait per hectare, spaced 21 days apart and was carried out by an air and ground team. The island remained closed for a further 60 days to visitors to ensure sufficient breakdown of bait pellets to a point at which they posed no health risks to humans.
A Queensland Parks and Wildlife Ranger checks for mouse prints on an ink trap
The campaign was declared a success after two years of ink-trap monitoring showed no indication of House Mice on the island. However, bait stations will continue to be maintained for detection and early control should the mice return.
A three and a half minute video about the campaign, produced by Australia's public broadcaster the ABC, is shown below. It is also available to watch from here.
From infestation to eradication: This Great Barrier Reef Island is mice free
All photographs courtesy of the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service.
Posted 9 September 2022, updated 12 September 2022


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Analyst Downgrades: Apple Inc., Tesla Motors Inc, and Tractor Supply Company
Analysts downwardly revised their ratings and price targets on Apple Inc. (AAPL), Tesla Motors Inc (TSLA), and Tractor Supply Company (TSCO)
Kirra Fedyszyn
TSCO
Analysts are weighing in on iPhone parent Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL), electric carmaker Tesla Motors Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA), and retail stock Tractor Supply Company (NASDAQ:TSCO). Here's a quick roundup of today's bearish brokerage notes on AAPL, TSLA, and TSCO.
AAPL is 0.7% lower ahead of the bell, after closing last night at $108.36. The stock received a mixed bag of analyst attention following the tech titan's event in San Francisco yesterday, where Apple Inc. unveiled its latest line of products and features, including the iPhone 7, a new Apple Watch, and a big partnership with one notable athletic name. Wells Fargo, for instance, downgraded the stock to "market perform" from "outperform," citing "limited upside potential." Elsewhere, Oppenheimer reiterated its lukewarm "perform" rating, noting it is "unconvinced that those new devices will materially alter our current financial estimates."
Meanwhile, Mizuho Securities bucked the trend, reiterating its "buy" rating and $120 price target. Technically, AAPL shares have been running into trouble at the $110 level, and it looks the 320-moving average is once again at play, and could apply additional pressure to the stock in the near term.
TSLA is off 2.2% in pre-market trading, after Cowen and Company initiated coverage on the stock with a downbeat "underperform" rating and $160 price target -- well below the shares' Wednesday close of $201.71. "Simply, we see a lot more that can go wrong than can go right as the company transitions into Mr. Musk's greater vision as laid out in his Master Plan, Part Deux," an analyst at the firm said, citing concerns over Tesla Motors Inc's "Gigafactory" plans and the launch of its latest Model 3.
While the stock has been testing support at the round $200 level recently, options traders have been upping their bearish bets. Specifically, TSLA's 10-day put/call volume ratio across the International Securities Exchange (ISE), Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE), and NASDAQ OMX PHLX (PHLX) sits at an annual high of 1.31.
TSCO is getting hammered this morning, down 15% ahead of the bell and on track to hit a new annual low at the open, after cutting its full-year outlook. The move was met with no fewer than seven downgrades and nine price-target cuts. Included in the bunch was a downgrade to "neutral" from "overweight" from Piper Jaffray, which also cut its price taret to $72 from $103. The shares have been slumping since early June, closing Wednesday at $83.53. Near-term options traders, meanwhile, are close to a put-skewed extreme, per Tractor Supply Company's Schaeffer's put/call open interest ratio (SOIR) of 2.25 -- in the 99th percentile of its annual range.
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require 'bundler'
require 'sinatra/base'
require 'data_mapper'

require_relative 'helpers'
require_relative 'routes/routes'

DataMapper::setup(:default, "sqlite3://#{Dir.pwd}/simpleblog.db")

class User
  include DataMapper::Resource

  # attributes
  property :id,         Serial
  property :username,   String
  property :password,   String, :length => 64
  property :email,      String
  property :created_at, DateTime
  property :updated_at, DateTime

  # validation
  validates_presence_of :username,
    :message => 'Please provide a username.'
  validates_with_method :username,
    :method => :unique_username_ignore_case,
    :message => 'This username already exists.'
  validates_length_of :username, :min => 2, :max => 30,
    :message => 'Username must be between two and thirty characters.'
  validates_presence_of :password,
    :message => 'Please provide a password.'
  validates_presence_of :email,
    :message => 'Please provide an email.'
  validates_uniqueness_of :email,
    :message => 'This email address already exists.'
  validates_format_of :email, :as => :email_address,
    :message => 'Please enter a valid email address.'

  def unique_username_ignore_case
    User.first(conditions: ["lower(username) = ?", self.username.downcase]).nil?
  end

end

class Post
  include DataMapper::Resource

  # attributes
  property :id,         Serial
  property :title,      String,  :required => true
  property :content,    Text,    :required => true
  property :user_id,    Integer, :required => true
  property :created_at, DateTime
  property :updated_at, DateTime

  # validation
  validates_presence_of :title,
    :message => 'Please provide a title.'
  validates_presence_of :content,
    :message => 'Please provice content.'
  validates_presence_of :user_id,
    :message => 'Something went wrong: User ID not provided.'
end

class PostComment
  include DataMapper::Resource

  # attributes
  property :id,         Serial
  property :content,    Text
  property :user_id,    Integer
  property :post_id,    Integer
  property :created_at, DateTime
  property :updated_at, DateTime

  # validation
  validates_presence_of :content,
    :message => 'Please provide content.'
  validates_presence_of :user_id,
    :message => 'Something went wrong: User ID not provided.'
  validates_presence_of :post_id,
    :message => 'Something went wrong: Post ID not provided.'

end

class Page
  include DataMapper::Resource

  # attributes
  property :id,         Serial
  property :title,      String,  :required => true
  property :content,    Text,    :required => true
  property :user_id,    Integer, :required => true
  property :created_at, DateTime
  property :updated_at, DateTime
end

DataMapper.finalize.auto_upgrade!

class SimpleBlog < Sinatra::Base

  enable :sessions

  set :method_override, true

  helpers do
    include Rack::Utils
    alias_method :h, :escape_html
  end

  helpers Sinatra::SimpleBlog::Helpers

  register Sinatra::SimpleBlog::Routing

end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Q: Passport simple authentification with hashed password on an API I try to authentificate on a /login route with passport, I give an email, and a password (already stored in the database -email + hashed password with bcrypt). However, when I try to authentificate, my code never go into the passport.use...
const passport = require("passport");
const LocalStrategy = require("passport-local").Strategy;

const db = require("../config/database");

/* Route methods */
exports.login = (req, res) => {
  const email = req.body.email;
  const password = req.body.password;
  console.log("It will be displayed");

  passport.use(
    new LocalStrategy(function(email, password, done) {
      console.log("It won't");
      db.User.findOne({ email: email }, function(err, user) {
        if (err) {
          return done(err);
        }
        if (!user) {
          return done(null, false, { message: "Incorrect email." });
        }

        if (!bcrypt.compareSync(password, user.dataValues.password)) {
          return done(null, false, { message: "Incorrect password." });
        }
        return done(null, user);
      });
    })
  );
};

Furthermore, I create an API, and I'm wondering how authentificate someone (with session) with a REST API. Do I have to send on a endpoint the email and the password, then I create a session ? Thank you if you have any ressources.

A: This happens because you have only declared the actual Strategy but you'll need to create a separate route where you will authenticate the user using this local strategy with passport.authenticate.
Take a look at the example app I've created: https://github.com/BCooperA/express-authentication-starter-api
In config/passport.js I've created the actual Strategy:
const passport         = require('passport')
    , mongoose         = require('mongoose')
    , User             = mongoose.model('User')
    , LocalStrategy    = require('passport-local').Strategy;

/**
 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
 | Local authentication strategy (email, password)
 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
 */
passport.use(new LocalStrategy({ usernameField: 'user[email]', passwordField: 'user[password]' },
    function(email, password, done) {
        User.findOne({email: email}, function (err, user) {
            if(err)
                return done(err);

            // incorrect credentials
            if (!user || !user.validPassword(password) || user.password === '') {
                return done(null, false, { errors: [{ msg: "Incorrect credentials" }] });
            }

            // inactive account
            if(user.activation_token !== '' || user.active === 0) {
                // account is not activated
                return done(null, false, { errors: [{ msg: "Inactive account" }] });
            }

            // all good
            return done(null, user);
        });
    }));

In addition, I've also created a separate POST route for signing in users locally where I'm using passport.authenticate.
In routes/auth.routes.js:
const router          = require('express').Router()
    , mongoose        = require('mongoose')
    , User            = mongoose.model('User')
    , passport        = require('passport');

/**
 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
 | Local Authentication
 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
 | Authenticates user using Local Strategy by Passport
 */
router.post('/signin', function(req, res, next) {

    if(req.body.user.email === '' || req.body.user.password === '')
    // overrides passports own error handler
        return res.status(422).json({errors: [{ msg: 'Missing credentials'}]});

    passport.authenticate('local', { session: false }, function(err, user, info) {
        if(err)
            return next(err);

        if(user) {
            // generate JSON web token to user
            user.token = user.generateJWT();

            // return user object
            return res.status(200).json({ user: user.toAuthJSON() });
        } else {
            // return any errors
            return res.status(422).json(info);
        }
    })(req, res, next);
});

module.exports = router;


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Q: What is wrong with DateValidator? I have an  activerecord model where I have next rule:
['birthdate','date','format'=>'php:Y-m-d'],
and component with next code:
class UserTime extends Component{

    public function update() {

    if(!\Yii::$app->user->isGuest){
        $user=User::find()->where(['id'=>  \Yii::$app->user->id])->one();
        $last_visit=new \DateTime($user->last_visit);
        $last_visit=$last_visit->getTimestamp();
        $now=new \DateTime(date("Y-m-d H:i:s"));
        $now=$now->getTimestamp();
        $diff=$now-$last_visit;
        if($diff<600){
        $user->total_time+=$diff;

        }
        $user->last_visit=date("Y-m-d H:i:s");
        $user->save();

    }

}

}

The problem here is that the component does not work properly and does not save changes to database when the above validating rule is active. But it works when the rule is removed. I don't have any idea how to fix this problem.


A will is a legal declaration, usually written, that tells the world how your property should be distributed when you die, who should take care of your minor children, and who should be responsible for handling your final affairs.
If you die without a valid will, the laws and courts of your state make all the choices about who gets your property that passes through probate, who takes care of your kids, and who handles your estate. Dying without a will is called dying "intestate," and the laws that say what happens if you die intestate are often called "intestatcy" laws.
Virginia's intestacy laws are in Title 64.2 of the Virginia Code.
In many situations, the intestacy laws will produce the results many people would have chosen for themselves. (That's presumably why the legislators wrote them as they did.) But, in some circumstances, the results can be surprising.
Assume Henry dies in an accident. Even though they've only been married for a year, Wendy, as Henry's surviving spouse, gets everything. Now assume Wendy dies 1 year later. Everything goes to Wendy's parents.
Assume instead Wendy remarries after Henry's death. She then dies, survived by her second husband. Wendy's second husband gets everything.
Now assume Henry was married to Ellen before he married Wendy, and Henry and Ellen had a child, Kerry. Wendy, as Henry's surviving spouse, gets 1/3 of his estate. Since Wendy and Henry didn't have any children, Kerry would get the remaining 2/3. If Wendy and Henry had two children, Wendy would still get 1/3, and each of Henry's children (including Kerry) would get 2/9 of his estate.
As I explained at the beginning of this post, a will is a legal declaration that tells the world how your property should be distributed when you die, who should take care of your minor children, and who should be responsible for handling your final affairs. A valid (and comprehensive) will opts its maker out of intestacy.


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Artem was asked to build the central prop for the Christmas film, Get Santa: Santa's sleigh! The film, starring Jim Broadbent as Santa, follows a father and son as they team up to save Christmas, having discovered Santa Claus asleep in their garage after crashing his sleigh.
We knew that this sleigh had to a) look fantastic b) be robust enough to hold passengers and survive the filming process and c) fit various requirements of the script, such as by being attachable to a rig to enable various effects.
The Artem crew worked relentlessly over a period of five weeks to create the spectacular Christmas vehicle. Based on the design brief from the client, we used our own CAD (Computer Aided Design) technology to draw up a sleigh that kept as close as possible to the client's vision, at the same time as assisting us with the technical possibilities.
Once the design was complete, construction started with CNC, cutting components using our 3-axis machine to form a robust, base structure onto which we could attach additional components. The large, curved elements of the sleigh body were produced in GRP from 3D patterns cut in polystyrene. This process utilised our multi-axis KUKA Robot arm, to produce accurate tooling, ready for hard coating and moulding. Fabricated steel elements, including the runners and stainless steel detailing, were then attached to the sleigh.
The side sections of the sleigh were clad with real wood veneer, embellished with CNC timber scrollwork, while the centre section was given a high gloss, durable 2K paint finish.
The client was delighted with the outcome, and so were we! Not only does the sleigh look great in the film, but it has also been used for press shots and was taken on a glitzy night out for the film's premiere in Leicester Square.
Just looking at the pictures gets us in the Christmas spirit - even if it does remind the technicians of all their hard work!
See if you can spot our sleigh in the Get Santa film trailer.


The Union Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has been apprised of the joint issue of a postage stamp between Department of Posts and Viet Nam Post.
Department of Posts, Ministry of Communications and Viet Nara Post mutually agreed to jointly issue Postage Stamps on India-Viet Nam: Joint Issue on the theme "Ancient Architecture".
The joint stamps were released on 25-01-2018.
When was it built: Commissioned in 3rd century BCE, Expansion/ additions/restoration works/ made in different periods.
Who built it: Commissioned by Emperor Ashoka of the Maurya Dynasty.
Where is it located: Located 46 km north-east of Bhopal, the capital city of Madhya Pradesh, India.
Architectural Style: Buddhist Art and Architecture.
Other facts: It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.


Once you've gotten familiar with using an all-in-one style device, it can be tough to go back to less cohesive equipment. At least, if you ended up finding the right device to begin with. Because contrary to what you might think, not every all-in-one printer is equal.
Sure, they'll all let you scan and copy documents. But what kind of scanning and copying features are available to make things run a little smoother? Different printers get made for different types of people. Not everybody is working from a giant office environment, and not everybody is running a small business.
Like you would expect from an all-in-one printer, the OfficeJet 5260 is capable of scanning, copying, faxing, and printing. One of the things HP has been careful to do over the past few years is to evenly develop those features, so that the supporting features in their OfficeJet series don't feel as though they're greatly lagging behind the print features.
These devices are supposed to be genuine replacements for three or four other separate devices. But they can only be replacements if they can work independently on a level that's up to the levels of quality and tasks you have in mind for your own print jobs. If you're someone who needs some specific sets of features, like duplex copying, then you'll likely find the OfficeJet 5260 goes far to cover all your basic needs.
But every printer has its limits. Even the biggest and best printer on the market will ultimately have a finite number of connection options, a finite support for different types of media, and a finite amount of support for throughput. Knowing whether or not a printer like the OfficeJet 5260 will meet your needs really demands that you anticipate your needs. But with that said, the OfficeJet 5260 was pretty clearly made for smaller home-office environments.
Similar to many other all-in-one style printers, the OfficeJet 5260 is quite compact. It measures roughly 19.1 x 17.5 x 9.1 inches, which actually makes it one of the slimmest printers in the OfficeJet line. You might find the black exterior pretty bland and formal looking, but the aesthetic is only as inoffensive as similar office equipment tends to be.
Since you're dealing with a relative compact unit, you'll notice the topside tray has its capacity slightly slimmed down. But in general, its features don't seem to be hampered by the modest reduction in size. Even the more in-depth scanning and copying abilities remain entirely intact when compared to much larger machines. And that's something that becomes more transparent as you begin to dive into a closer examination of those features.
Some of the most interesting features added to HP features in recent years pertain to the implementation of AI. The general idea is to use some rudimentary AI in order to help speed up a variety of common tasks you might undertake with a printer like this. For someone who's routinely taking on complex print jobs that need a bunch of different customization options selected, those kind of AI features can be wonderfully helpful.
Because even if you're very familiar with using the OfficeJet 5260, and you know how to access all the various settings, being able to get everything done with the single press of a button can end up saving you a lot of time.
However, the type of person who's interested in a lower throughput device like the OfficeJet 5260 will probably not be doing as many of those highly complex print tasks. And when you're not trying to print 75 specialized documents in a single pass, these sort of automation settings really aren't quite as important.
But there are actually many time-saving elements inside of this device. For instance, the OfficeJet 5260 was built with a 35-page auto document feeder. That capacity isn't quite enough of a document feeder for someone to place down an entire novel and walk away, but again, this printer wasn't exactly made with higher levels of throughput in mind.
Within the 35-page limit, the feeder works wonderfully. It draws in paper one sheet at a time, and it isn't super picky about the placement of the sheets in the tray. That means you probably won't end up coming back to find the tray has only pulled through half of the sheets you've placed. Though if that sort of thing does happen, you can get alerted to it through the app.
Though duplex printing has become so common that it's hardly worth noticing anymore, the OfficeJet 5250 does indeed provide formidable duplex printing. That duplex printing capacity is not totally unrelated to its ability to print borderless photos, albeit only when those photos are using standard print sized sheets.
One thing that's really important to note about this printer is that the HP 5260 includes two years of free delivered ink. That ink comes delivered through their Instant Ink program. Admittedly, this is pretty much just a marketing ploy to get you familiar with using their ink replacement service. That way, when your two years of service are up, you'll be more likely to sign up for a paid subscription. But it's a lot of free ink, so it's hard to begrudge the opportunity.
Two years' worth of ink isn't exactly very descriptive, now is it? It's probably important to keep in mind that the two-year total is based on the assumption that you print 100 pages per month. If you greatly exceed that amount, you'll need to supplement your ink in other ways. Conversely, if you don't come close to hitting 100 pages per month, then you'll end up with more than two years' worth of ink during your free subscription.
Bigger companies like HP have the resources available to create some really compelling apps alongside their hardware. And the HP Smart app is nothing if not compelling. From the moment you first install it on your smartphone, the app makes setting up the printer about as simple as can be.
Once the setup process is completed, the app continues to be useful as a conduit to help you wirelessly control your printer. That includes scanning documents with your camera, printing straight from the cloud, or copying content right off social media. Naturally, cloud support includes all the big names, including Google Drive, Dropbox, iCloud, and so forth.
When you're not controlling it wirelessly, the OfficeJet 5260 can be configured with the help of an onscreen display. The display is 2.2", which actually makes it fairly small. You might want to notice the screen is monochrome screen, not filled with the sort of rich colors you can find on higher end printers.
But even though you don't have the kind of high-contrast display that's typical of higher end machines, this is still a fully effective touchscreen. With very little preparation, it can help you navigate through a variety of different settings with ease. And because the touchscreen interface actually mirrors the smartphone interface in more than a superficial manner, learning to control one really helps you master the other.
The OfficeJet 5260 allows you to connect with either Bluetooth or with Wi-Fi. And not just 2.4G Wi-Fi, but also make a connection on the 5G band. That's means this printer delivers basically limitless options for your wireless connectivity. Smartphones, tablets, routers, laptops, and basically any other wireless device should have no issue making a connection.
Unfortunately for people who are looking for hard wired connections, it is worth noting that this printer lacks Ethernet networking. Given that you have access to both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, that shouldn't be a problem for most people in most circumstances. But there's always someone who's trying to print documents from the bottom of a bunker, or the backside of an office where the Wi-Fi connection just doesn't quite reach. For those people, the 5260 has nothing to offer.
When it comes to media support, you'll find the OfficeJet 5260 can feed through basically any kind of paper you might want to stick inside. That includes smaller photo papers in the 4" x 6" range, and it includes larger #10 envelopes. You'll find equal support for business paper, legal paper, glossy paper, photo paper, and so forth.
The OfficeJet 5260 includes some starter ink cartridges, a power cord, a reference guide, and a certificate for two years of free ink. You can use that certificate to register for the rest of your ink through their app, or through the HP website. Additionally, the 5260 Wireless All in One Printer includes a two-year warranty. And if you register your printer with HP, they'll actually extend that warranty out by another year. Not bad!
Additionally, HP provides 24/7 tech support. For the most part, you probably shouldn't end up needing to interact with support. Especially since the HP Smart app is actually pretty good at helping you narrow down and knock out issues. But if you do need help, it's nice to know the option is there.
Who Should Choose the OfficeJet 5260 Wireless All-in-One Printer?
The HP OfficeJet 5260 Wireless All-in-One Printer is a good choice for a number of different people. For starters, it's probably the right pick for someone who's in a smaller throughput environment, like an office with between one and four people who are printing on a regular basis.
As you've certainly noticed, the OfficeJet 5260 isn't restricted to prints. Its fax, scanning, and copy features are actually pretty impressive as well. And the ability to make customized smart shortcut macros can really help speed-along a number of different tasks. Along with its above-average wireless connectivity options, it's easy to see a number of different reasons to recommend this printer.
Sadly, people who are looking for hard wired Ethernet connections won't find the options they're looking for here. But for people who don't desperately rely on hard wired connections, the 5260 is worth checking out.


A man with an FBI vest walks down the road in the neighborhood where missing 7-year-old Jordan Vong lives in Montbello on Aug. 7, 2018 in Denver. FBI, metro-area task force join Denver police in a search for the missing boy.
Maria Cerros, who has a 7-year-old son and lives in the neighborhood, picks up a flyers from a Denver police officer of missing Jordan Vong on Aug. 7, 2018 in Denver. FBI, metro-area task force join Denver police in a search for a missing 7-year-old Montbello boy.
Denver Police Officers holds a flyer of missing 7-year-old Jordan Vong on Aug. 7, 2018 in Denver. FBI, metro-area task force join Denver police in a search for the missing boy.
A.J. Jimenez stands out side his home that is next to the home of late 7-year-old Jordan Vong on Aug. 7, 2018 in Denver.
Denver Police Officers block the road into the neighborhood where missing 7-year-old Jordan Vong lives in Montbello on Aug. 7, 2018 in Denver.
A red car has it trunk left open sitting inside the garage of the home where Jordan Vong lives on Aug. 7, 2018 in Denver. Jordan is missing and the FBI, metro-area task force join Denver police in a search for the 7-year-old Montbello boy.
Media cover the story of missing a missing 7-year-old Montbello boy, Jordan Vong who is 3-feet-7 and weighs about 40 pounds, on Aug. 7, 2018 in Denver.
DENVER, CO - AUGUST 7 Denver police search for Jordan Vong, a missing 7-year-old Montbello boy who is 3-feet-7 and weighs about 40 pounds, on Aug. 7, 2018 in Denver.
People who live in the Montbello neighborhood near the home of missing 7-year-old Jordan Vong go door to door showing people a photo of the missing boy on Aug. 7, 2018 in Denver. They also ask there neighbors to look around their back yards to see if the boy maybe hiding.
Denver police took a 16-year-old girl into custody in connection with the death of 7-year-old Jordan Vong after finding the boy's body hidden in his family's Montbello home Tuesday night.
Officers had twice previously searched Jordan's family home on the 4900 block of Fairplay Street in Montbello after he was reported missing around 4:30 p.m. Monday. Officers had hoped Jordan was hiding somewhere in the house, said Denver Police Department Division Chief Joe Montoya.
"Generally, in these types of cases, we hope the child is hiding or playing a game," Montoya said.
But Tuesday night, after more than 24 hours of searching that also involved the FBI, Denver police asked a judge for a search warrant. They started a deep search of the family's home at 8:20 p.m., and after 30 minutes, found the boy's body "intentionally concealed," Montoya said.
"The family was concerned and they were cooperative, but I can't expand on the level of cooperation," Montoya said.
Because the suspect is a juvenile, police can't release her name. She has not been charged with a crime. The Denver District Attorney's Office is reviewing the case, and prosecutors have the option to charge her as an adult or they could first file charges in juvenile court and then later ask for the case to be transferred to an adult court.
Dozens of police officers were in and out of Jordan's home Tuesday night, and about 10 remained on scene well into Wednesday morning, neighbors said. A red car in the garage had its trunk lining ripped out.
Holguin told The Denver Post in Spanish that Jordan's mother knocked on his door Tuesday morning and asked if he had seen her son, which saddened him.
The police department's helicopter was deployed to scout open spaces and ponds, and a foot search of a 20-block grid was conducted with police knocking on doors and checking cars as they left the neighborhood. The FBI's Safe Streets Task Force also joined the operation, Montoya said.


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NRCSA is one of thirty-two state rural community school organizations affiliated with the National Rural Education Association (NREA). The NREA is the oldest established national organization of its kind in the United States. Formerly known as the REA, the Association traces its origins back to 1907 when it was originally founded as the Department of Rural Education. Through the years it has evolved as a strong and respected organization of rural school administrators, teachers, board members, regional service agency personnel, researchers, business and industry representatives, and others interested in maintaining the vitality of rural school systems across the country.
NRCSA is also an affiliate of the National Rural Education Advocacy Coalition, which combines efforts on behalf of rural community schools with rural AASA advocacy into one group. This NREAC coalition is focused on the rural community school presence at the federal level.


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Богдан Русланович Коваленко (; ) — украинский футболист, нападающий. Выступал за юношескую сборную Украины до 17 лет.

Клубная карьера
В детско-юношеской футбольной лиге Украины выступал за киевский «Арсенал» и донецкий «Шахтёр» с 2012 года по 2014 год, сыграв в более чем шестидесяти играх.

Первую половину сезона 2014/15 выступал за «Шахтёр» в юношеском чемпионате Украины. Сыграл в двух играх в рамках юношеской лиги УЕФА. Зимой 2015 года перешёл в «Шахтёр-3». Дебют во Второй лиге Украины состоялся 29 марта 2015 года в игре против стрыйской «Скалы» (2:5). Всего за третью команду «горняков» провёл шесть игр, после чего покинул команду.

С апреля 2017 года стал выступать за «Чайка» из Петропавловской Борщаговки. Вместе с командой занял второе место в любительском чемпионате и стал победителем любительского Кубка Украины.

Летом 2017 года стал игроком кипрской команды «Пафос». За полгода сыграл в одиннадцати поединках чемпионата Кипра и одном в рамках Кубка Кипра.

В марте 2018 года подписал контракт с латвийской «Ригой».

В 2019 году перешёл в одесский «Черноморец».

Летом 2020 года стал игроком российского клуба «Велес».

Карьера в сборной
Выступал за юношескую сборную Украины до 17 лет под руководством Олега Кузнецова. В январе 2013 года принимал участие в Кубке Эгейского моря, который проходил в Турции.

Примечания

Футболисты Украины
Игроки ФК «Шахтёр-3»
Игроки ФК «Пафос»
Игроки ФК «Рига» (2015)
Игроки ФК «Даугавпилс»
Игроки ФК «Черноморец» Одесса
Игроки ФК «Черноморец-2» Одесса
Игроки ФК «Велес»
Игроки ФК «Минай»