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Acanthocidaris est un genre d'oursins de la famillee des Cidaridae.

Description
Ce sont des oursins réguliers à la coquille (appelée « test ») sphérique légèrement allongée verticalement. L'anus est situé au sommet (à l'apex, au centre du système apical), et la bouche en dessous, face au substrat. Les radioles primaires (piquants) sont clairsemées mais très robustes.

L'appareil apical est généralement monocyclique, et mesure la moitié du diamètre du test, uniformément couvert de tubercules. Les interambulacres portent 9 plaques par série ; celles-ci portent de gros tubercules primaires, perforés et crénulés sur leur face adapicale, avec des aréoles non incisées mais séparées (sauf près du péristome). Les cercles scrobiculaires sont différentiés des cercles extrascrobiculaires, qui portent de petits tubercules secondaires. Le test ne présente pas de zones nues. Les ambulacres sont sinueux, avec des paires de pores horizontales et séparées par une zone légèrement plus large qu'un pore ; leur emplacement n'est pas enfoncé. La zone perradiale est d'une largeur similaire à celle de la zone porée, avec de petits tuberculaires primaires maeginaux, mais la zone médiane est globalement nue et légèrement enfoncée. Les radioles primaires sont longues, effilées et facettées. Elles commencent par un col large et long (2-), ornementé de rangées de nœuds ; elles apparaissent superficiellement lisses. Les radioles orales sont incurvées et ont les bords dentelés ; les radioles secondaires ne sont pas très aplaties.

Liste des espèces
Selon  :
 Acanthocidaris curvatispinis (Bell, 1892) -- île Maurice et Australie
 Acanthocidaris hastigera A. Agassiz & H.L. Clark, 1907 -- Hawaii
 Acanthocidaris maculicollis (de Meijere, 1904) -- Indo-Pacifique

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Genre d'échinodermes (nom scientifique)
Cidaridae


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Q: Writing a file from buffer by probing, C program I am writing output from a simulation to a file using the following code
sprintf(filename, "time_data.dat");
FILE *fp = fopen(filename,"w");
for(i=0;i<ntime;i++){
    compute_data();
    fprintf(fp, "%d %lf %lf \n", step, time_val ,rho_rms);
}
return;

On my desktop, I get to see the file time_data.dat update every few hours (compute_data() takes a few hundred seconds per time step, with OpenMP on an i7 machine). I have now submitted the job to a cluster node (E5 2650 processor running ubuntu server). I have been waiting for 5 days now, and not a line line has appeared in the file yet. I do

tail -f time_data.dat

to check the output. The simulation will take another couple of weeks to complete. I can't wait for that long to see if my output is good. Is there a way I can probe the OS in the node to flush its buffer without disturbing the computation? If I cancel the job now, I am sure there won't be any output.
Please note that the hard disk to which the output file is being written is one shared using NFS over multiple nodes and the master node. Is this causing any trouble? Is there a temporary file place were the output is actually being written?
PS: I did du -h to find the file showing size 0. I also tried ls -l proc/$ID/fd to confirm the file did open.

A: You might use lsof or simply ls -l /proc/$(pidof yoursimulation)/fd to check (on the cluster node) that indeed time_data.dat  has been opened.
For such long-running programs, I would believe it is worthwhile to consider using:

*

*application checkpointing techniques

*persistency of your application data e.g. in some database

*design some way to query your app's state (eg use some HTTP server library such as libonion, or at least have some JSONRPC or other service to query something about the state)

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Despite massive competition from the Grammy Awards on Sunday, February 13, DIY Network Canada nailed two audience records for the digital channel with numbers more characteristic of an analog, hammering home DIY's appeal to a broad audience.
The digital channel, which launched barely one year ago in October 2009, delivered an all-time record audience with its highest single-day AMA ever, 24,500 (A18-49).
Contributing to the triumphant success was the hotly-anticipated new series The Vanilla Ice Project. Back-to-back episodes garnered audience numbers of 94,300 (A18-49) at 8pm ET/PT and an astounding 113,100 (A18-49) at 8:30pm ET/PT pulling in the highest A18-49 audience ever since the network launched.
Adding to the successful day was Sweat Equity at 6:30pm ET/PT achieving an impressive AMA of 111,500 (A18-49).
DIY Network Canada is on free preview throughout the month of February, making the channel, The Vanilla Ice Project and Sweat Equity available to 6.2 million Canadians.
The Vanilla Ice Project airs Sundays at 8pm ET/PT.
The new year offers a new start, so when revaluating eating habits, work-out regimes and lifestyle choices, don't forget about your home.
Beginning January 31st, DIY Network Canada's new winter schedule offers creative projects, value boosting tasks and step-by-step information sure to convince anyone who's ever considered taking on a DIY task that now's the time.
This winter DIY Network Canada will inspire more Canadians than ever before as the network will be on a free preview throughout the month of February making the channel available to 6.2 million Canadians.
DIY Network has three brand new series to encourage even the most hesitant homeowner. Each episode of Disaster House features host and contractor Josh Temple as he subjects a house to simulated storms and disasters to show homeowners what it takes to repair accident and storm damage.
In Run My Renovation homeowners turn their renovations over to online users to make all the design decisions through online voting leaving homeowners with no say at all.
Finally, proving that anyone really can take on a DIY project, 90's pop icon and self-taught reno master Vanilla Ice (a.k.a Robert Van Winkle)and his construction crew renovate a rundown mansion and turn it into a jaw-dropping villa in The Vanilla Ice Project.
Returning with new episodes are: 10 Grand In Your Hand, BATHtastic!, Cool Tools, Desperate Landscapes, House Crashers, Kitchen Impossible, Man Caves, Renovation Realities, Rock Solid and Sweat Equity.
DIY Network actually has the guts to totally destroy its very own house just to repair it! Disaster House suffers very real damage like dropping a half-ton piano from almost 10 storeys high, sponsoring the first sanctioned roller derby inside the living room and having Page, an 8,000-pound African elephant, help clog the toilet. These outrageous experiments accelerate the typical wear and tear a house incurs and mimic common catastrophes so viewers can discover what it takes to repair some of the biggest mishaps homeowners face today.
In every half-hour episode of Run My Renovation, homeowners allow a room in their house to be completely transformed according to the whims of online users, who vote on everything from flooring to fixtures, cabinets to cooktops, and moldings to mantelpieces. When the votes are tallied it's up to our contractor/host, with a little help from the homeowners, to pull all of the elements together into an amazing room.
Best known for his '90s music, pop icon Vanilla Ice brings more than 15 years of home improvement experience to this 7,000-square-foot Palm Beach mansion. In each episode of DIY Network's The Vanilla Ice Project, Vanilla Ice (a.k.a Robert Van Winkle) and his crew of contractors get down to business and renovate a different room of the home. He'll pound nails and call the shots in this room-by-room renovation.
All right stop, collaborate and…renovate?! That's right, Vanilla Ice (a.k.a. Robert Van Winkle), 90's pop-icon and Grammy-nominee is coming to DIY Network Canada with a brand new series that focuses on his long-standing passion for renovation.
Premiering February 6 at 8pm ET/ 9pm PT The Vanilla Ice Project showcases the singer's self-taught home improvement skills as he and his crew of contractors take on their biggest project yet – a complete overhaul of a six-bedroom, five-bathroom, 7,000 square-foot lakefront mansion in Palm Beach, Florida.
After his chart topping hit "Ice, Ice Baby," Rob turned his focus to buying and flipping houses. Through a lot of research and hands-on experience he's mastered the basics and been renovating old homes and foreclosures for over 15 years. The Vanilla Ice Project reveals a side of Rob that his fans have never seen.
In each episode cameras follow Rob and his team as they work through each room of the home and its exterior in order to get the house on the market. To spruce up the outside, the crew turns a dilapidated pool and patio into a backyard oasis fully decked out with tiki torches and a fire bowl. Inside they transform rooms from busted to blinged-out by adding a faux coral fire place and bar area to the living room, high-end custom cabinets and top-of-the-line counter tops in the kitchen and a spa-like retreat in the master bathroom. These masters of home renovation leave no room untouched as they prepare to reveal their rockin' finished product.
DIY Network Canada will be on a national free preview throughout the month of February, making the channel and The Vanilla Ice Project available to 6.2 million Canadians.


Monday's and Thursday's 6pm-8pm of the same week.
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Romiromi is for individuals who have back pains, sore muscles require stress and pain relief. Romiromi is not mirimiri but also incorporates this technique by pressing the haemata(pressure points) on the body. A powhiri is done to each individual as romiromi is a spiritual connection and involves the male and the female kaitiaki, whatukura and mareikura, these heavenly guardians who do the work. Romiromi workers are merely vessels our ancestors do the work and the individual also help in the healing process for individual people.
The Romiromi Health Clinic will work on a koha basis. 10-20max people where individuals fill in a form of their ailments and point out where their pain and stress is on their bodies. Each person who fills in a form will get 15mins table or floor work.
Romiromi is an energy release, stress is drawn from the cellular memory and moves it to the ahi ka the internal twin flames. It is here where the individual releases the bad energy that doesnt serve them with the help of each Romiromi worker.
The Romiromi Health Clinic is not a deep release, However private & wananga seasons can be booked just indicate your interest on the form. Check your marae and listen to the radio for announcements.
(Please enter these dates in your diary – Next Dates To Be Confirmed).
(Romiromi will be in Whare Rehia).


Case in point: EDF Climate Corps fellow Jenise Young spent this summer working with professors and administrators at Texas Southern University (TSU). She learned that minority communities, like those surrounding TSU, are already experiencing the effects of climate change. This inspired Young to help develop a climate education consortium for historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) across the Southeast. In addition to identifying energy efficiency upgrades on TSU's campus, Young helped the dozens of HBCUs in the region see why they should invest in such upgrades too.
EDF Climate Corps fellow Kate Daniels worked with the Mayor of Sacramento on one of the nation's largest Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) projects, which uses innovative financing so that property owners can invest in energy upgrades. Daniels tapped into a network of community leaders to expand this initiative across the city. Beyond immediate energy cost savings, the project is expected to deliver a huge economic boost to the region, as energy retrofits keep contractors busy and facility upgrades attract and retain businesses – all without spending public dollars.
EDF Climate Corps is bringing a networked approach to saving energy in Chicago, where buildings account for 70 percent of the city's greenhouse gas emissions. We'll provide boots the ground to help building owners enrolled in Retrofit Chicago meet their commitments to cut energy use by 20 percent over the next five years. We'll bring building owners together to share their energy challenges and solutions. And we'll engage utilities, vendors and other partners essential to transforming the regional energy system.
We're building a similar network in Boston in collaboration with the Boston Green Ribbon Commission, and our work in these cities represents a microcosm of what EDF Climate Corps can do nationwide. We are weaving a web of connections among the people who have the power to transform the energy system: large energy consumers, passionate young professionals, policy makers, utilities and our colleagues in the environmental community. By forging connections and collaboration with and among these key players, we will create change on a scale that is equal to the challenge at hand.
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Seconds (1966) John Frankenheimer
The biggest problem John Frankenheimer's 1966 movie "Seconds" had at the time of its original release was having Rock Hudson in the lead role. Hudson was still a huge star (he was one of the top 10 most popular stars from 1957 to 1964), however his fans were not interested in seeing him in such a dark science fiction/psychological film, and fans of this type of film were not going to see a "Rock Hudson movie." The results? "Seconds" died a quick death at the box office. In retrospect, while Hudson was no Robert DeNiro he does gives one of the best performances of his career in a film unlike anything he ever did before or after. Frankenheimer had been on a roll since the beginning of the 1960's. In the previous five years, he made "The Young Savages," "All Fall Down," "Birdman of Alcatraz," "The Manchurian Candidate," "Seven Days in May" and "The Train" followed by "Seconds," though he would soon embark on a more erratic course from which he would not recuperate from until the 1990's with a series of excellent TV movies.
Man is never satisfied with who he is or what he has in his life. What if your family life had lost its purpose, your job had lost all meaning, and your entire life was one big disappointment. What if you were given the chance to change your life, erase it all and start all over again? What if you could live the life you have only dreamed about? For Arthur Hamilton (John Randolph) this chance happens when he meets an old friend, presumed to have died year's earlier, who arranges a meeting that puts Arthur in contact with a secret group only known as "The Company." The Company offers wealthy bored individuals a chance at a completely new life. They will fake Arthur's death, provide extreme plastic surgery and give him a totally new identity, in Arthur's case, as an artist known as Tony Wilson (Rock Hudson). Continue reading →
43 Comments Posted in 1960's, Film Reviews, John Frankenheimer Tagged John Frankeheimer, John Randolph, Rock Hudson, Salmon Jens, Seconds
Lost in America (1985) Albert Brooks
"Tune on, Tune in, Drop out!" Timothy Leary once proclaimed. Albert Brooks takes it to heart and is born to be wild in his hilarious off-beat comedy, Lost in America"his third feature film as a director and writer, actually co-writer, the script was co-written with his long time writing partner, Monica McGowan Johnson. (1)
Woody Allen and Mel Brooks pretty much dominated the writer/director comedy ledger during the 1970's and 1980's but rising fast in the background was Albert Brooks whose first venture into filmmaking was a short called The Famous Comedian's School originally shown on PBS. In 1975, he made a series of short films on the first season of "Saturday Night Live." After several acting gigs including a role in Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver, Brooks wrote and directed his first feature-length film in 1979, Real Life, a satirical take of the on the pioneering PBS reality show, though it was not given that now dubious label, An American Family. Today, after too many years of "reality" shows that are unintentional more comical and demeaning to viewers than realistic, the film can be still be seen as a mirror to the seemingly endless number of fabricated "reality" TV shoved down our throats. Real Life had a very limited distribution and modest financial success but did launch Albert Brooks career as an important comedic writer/director.
Lost in America concerns the story of David (Albert Brooks) and Linda (Julie Hagerty) Howard, two materialistic yuppies who have good jobs and a pleasant life in California, but still do not feel fulfilled with their lives. David is expecting a big promotion to Senior Vice-President with the advertising company where he works. However, on the big day he finds out his boss has other "big" plans for him. A transfer to New York to work on a major new account…and no promotion. Continue reading →
10 Comments Posted in 1980's, Albert Brooks, Film Reviews Tagged Albert Brooks, Garry Marshall, Julie Hagathy, Lost in America, Monica McGowan Johnson
Return on Friday
No, that's not the name of some obscure classic film that you missed on TCM the other night. This is just a note to let all know I w ill be unavailable, off line, unresponsive, without the internet, on hiatus for a few days and will return on Friday November 18th with a new posting.
Just to whet your appetite, upcoming postings will include Albert Brooks' LOST IN AMERICA and Alfred Hitchcock's REAR WINDOW.
Kansas City Confidential (1952) Phil Karlson
Phil Karlson made a string of crime films in the 1950's that few could equal in volume and quality. One of his earliest and best is 1952's "Kansas City Confidential," a hard fisted noir thriller that never lets up in tension for its entire running time. Joe Rolfe (John Payne), is an ex-con, now gone straight, working as a florist delivery driver who is set up to take the fall for a $1.2 million bank robbery. The gang of four split up until the heat is off with plans to meet in Mexico where the money will be divided up. Through sheer perseverance, Rolfe pursues the robbers in order to clear his name; however, but after the death of one of the crooks, shot by the police, he decides to muscle himself in on a share of the money.
The film is shot in a straight forward style with a grittiness and hard hitting violence, rare for its time. It also has the good fortune to have three of the 1950's nastiest looking criminal character actors, Jack Elam, Neville Brand and Lee Van Cleef in the kind of roles they do best. Heading up the gang is Preston Foster, who plays Tim Foster, an ex-cop, gone bad, contemptuous that after twenty years on the force, his pension is so small. His plan included having his three heavies wear face masks at all times when they meet obscuring their identities from one another, lessening the chances one will squeal on the other if they should get caught by the law. Pete Harris (Jack Elam) is first, a nervous slimy looking gun happy thug. Next is borderline psychotic, the stone faced Boyd Kane (Neville Brand) and the last member is Tony Romano portrayed by the snake like Lee Van Cleef. It's a rogue's gallery of menacing ugliness.
The heist goes off as planned except that the cops pick up Rolfe as part of the gang. The truck used by the robbers was an exact replicate of Rolfe's flower delivery truck and the police quickly come to the conclusion he was in on the job. He is eventually proven innocent however, not before one sadistic cop applies third degree tactics for three straight days in an effort to beat the "truth" out of him. Rolfe is enraged that he has been unknowingly used as a sap in the robbery. He sets out to find the criminals and seek revenge. He finds them in Mexico and assumes the identity of one of Pete Harris, after he is shot dead by Mexican police. With other gang members unaware Harris is dead, Rolfe manages to works his way into the gang posing as the dead gang member. However, it becomes complicated with the arrival of the gang leader, along with a woman, Helen (Coleen Gray), with who Rolfe begins a relationship. Helen, it turns out, is the gang leader's daughter.
"Kansas City Confidential" was one of the most brutal films to come out of the U.S. at the time and not surprisingly met with some censorship problems. It also met with wicked condemnation from critics including The New York Times' Bosley Crowthers whose review consisted of nothing but complaining about the seedy characters and the violence. Crowthers also found it extremely hard to swallow that there could ever be a police officer who would be so brutally sadistic in attempting to coerce a confession out of a suspect. "There is an obvious and sickening implication," he writes," that the Kansas City police are not only rough when they capture a suspect, but they exercise a wicked 'third degree.' There is one character in this little run-down, supposedly a plainclothes cop, who is as nasty and sadistic in behavior as the hero or any of the thugs. This, of course, does not lend a climate of hope or moral uplift to the film."
The "one character" who is "supposedly a plainclothes cop" is no doubt a police officer. Mr. Crowthers inability to admit that this type of behavior sometimes exist is extraordinarily quaint.
John Payne who transitioned himself, career wise, from Mr. Nice Guy on screen played a similar role the following year in "99 River Street," and again in "Hell's Island," two other edgy Karlson crime films and suitable follow ups to this film.
Phil Karlson made his way up from Poverty Row where he worked on the cheapest of low budget fare like "The Shanghi Cobra" and "Dark Alibi," two Charlie Chan mysteries, and the Bowery Boys epics "Live Wires" and "Bowery Bombshell." He was just moving into his golden age period with a series of films in the 1950's that would cement his reputation as a fixture of classic low budget crime films. His works during this period included, "Scandal Sheet," "99 River Street," "Tight Spot," "Five Against the House," "The Phenix City Story" and "The Brothers Rico." He would also direct the two part TV premiere episodes, later combined and released in movie theaters, called "The Scarface Mob" from the TV show, "The Untouchables."
Karlson's later work would vary in quality ranging from the soap opera like "The Young Doctors" with an eclectic cast that included Dick Clark and Aline McMahon, an Elvis Presley remake of "Kid Galahad," two Matt Helm films, "The Silencers" and "The Wrecking Crew" featuring Dean Martin, the odd ball creepy horror fest about a young boy and his pet rat, "Ben" (sequel to Willard) and the red neck law and order anthem of the 1970's, "Walking Tall."
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One-time award available to residents of Wisconsin who have severe or profound hearing or visual impairment. Must be enrolled at least half-time at a nonprofit institution. If the handicap prevents the student from attending a Wisconsin school, the award may be used out-of-state in a specialized college. Refer to web site for further details http://www.heab.state.wi.us.


Make sure your TV has a HDMI jack.
Unplug the Scart/Peritel cable from your decoder.
Plug the HDMI cable into your decoder.
Unplug the Peritel cable of your TV.
Plug the HDMI cable into your TV.
If the Proximus TV image doesn't reappear automatically, press the EXT key on your remote control until the image appears. Still not working? Take the remote control of your TV and press the Source, Ext, input or VCR key (depending on the model).
That's it, you can now watch Proximus TV with a superior image quality.


Islamic views on adoption are generally distinct from practices and customs of adoption in other non muslim parts of the world like western or east asian societies. About us your comments.
The almighty has given a free will to all.
Adoption in islamic law. Images previous index. Muslims may eat most food and drink according to islamic law except for pork and alcohol. Adoption is a process whereby a person assumes the parenting of another usually a child from that persons biological or legal parent or parents and in so doing.
Animals used for food must be killed in humane ways.
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Il Circolo Canottieri Ortigia o più comunemente Ortigia Siracusa è stata una società sportiva di Siracusa che fu fondata nel 1928 come circolo di canottaggio. Nel corso degli anni, il club partecipa a nuove discipline, due delle quali riscuoteranno notevole successo: pallanuoto e pallamano. Il colore sociale del club è il biancoverde.

L'Ortigia Siracusa ha svolto la sua attività dal 1978 al 2002, vincendo 3 scudetti, 2 coppe Italia, e partecipando a tre edizioni della Coppa Campioni, due edizioni della Coppa delle Coppe e diverse edizioni della Coppa EHF. Fiore all'occhiello del club biancoverde è stato da sempre il settore giovanile, con la quale ha vinto diversi trofei a carattere regionale e nazionale.

L'impianto di gioco delle gare casalinghe è stato inizialmente il Pallone Tensostatico (luogo delle maggiori vittorie biancoverdi) per poi essere sostituito dal palazzetto dello sport PalaLoBello progettato e realizzato per ospitare grandi eventi sportivi ed intitolato all'ex arbitro di calcio Concetto Lo Bello nonché ex presidente della Federazione Italiana Giuoco Handball.

Storia

Le origini
Il Circolo Canottieri Ortigia fa il suo esordio in ambito pallamanistico nel 1978 affiliandosi alla Federazione Italiana Giuoco Handball. L'anno successivo si iscrive al torneo femminile di serie C, ottenendo subito l'accesso in Serie B.

Nel 1982 la svolta, viene rilevato il titolo sportivo della squadra maschile della Dinamic Club Siracusa cedendo il titolo femminile all'EOS Siracusa società presieduta da Maria Zocco (entrambi i club faranno la storia di questa disciplina a Siracusa), partecipa al campionato di serie B, ed inizia la scalata alla massima serie.

Nella stagione 1983-84 fa il suo esordio in serie A, ma l'inizio non è dei più facili, infatti la stagione termina con la retrocessione. Nel successivo campionato di serie B, riconquista nuovamente la massima serie gettando le basi per quel che sarà la successiva stagione in serie A..

Nel 1985/86 grazie alla sapiente opera del Direttore sportivo Gaetano Rudilosso, il Circolo Canottieri Ortigia si presenta ai nastri di partenza con diverse novità. Al ritorno in panchina di Bojan Levstik,si sommeranno gli arrivi dell'ala varesina Marco Bossi, del giovane terzino padovano Carlo Angioli, del portiere triestino Michele Leghissa e l'acquisto del fuoriclasse croato Zravko Zovko, che la gazzetta dello sport denominerà il Platini della pallamano. In quella stagione, classificandosi al 5º posto, apre di fatto uno dei periodi più belli che questo sport abbia mai regalato alla città di Siracusa. Inoltre, grazie al settore giovanile tra i più forti d'Italia, l'Ortigia è stata un trampolino di lancio per molti atleti siracusani, entrati a far parte della nazionale italiana, tra questi sicuramente Alessandro Fusina, Corrado Bronzo, Luigi Rudilosso, Massimo Mauceri, Corrado Miglietta e Giancarlo Costanzo.

1º Scudetto
Nella stagione 1986-87, l'Ortigia Siracusa si presenta ai nastri di partenza come possibile outsider per le altre compagini, avendo ingaggiato, in attacco il forte terzino nazionale italiano Franco Chionchio ed in porta il portiere della nazionale italiana Enzo Augello oltre al manipolo di giovani siracusani che bene hanno fatto l'anno precedente. Difatti, al termine della stagione regolare, si classifica al 2º posto alle spalle del più quotato Cividin Trieste, accedendo alla fase play off per lo scudetto. L'avvio è dei migliori, vengono eliminate successivamente ai quarti di finale e semifinale il Rubiera e l'Imola, sfidando cosi in finale, Trieste. Si gioca gara1 a Trieste, dove l'approccio non è dei migliori, tanto da perdere la partita per 30-23. In gara2, a Siracusa si capovolge il pronostico che dava già Trieste campione. Si vince 24-19, ma cosa più importante si va a disputare la finalissima in campo neutro a Vasto. In Abruzzo si gioca in un palazzetto tutto esaurito, con numerosi siracusani (buona parte dei quali tifosi e ultras del Siracusa Calcio) giunti dalla Sicilia per sostenere i biancoverdi. La gara, molto combattuta, si risolve nelle battute finali, vede vincere i biancoverdi per 31-29 collocando questa gara tra le più belle di sempre, ma soprattutto si vince il 1º scudetto.

2º Scudetto
Confermata in blocco la rosa che tanto bene ha fatto l`anno precedente, con la sola eccezione della cessione di Carlo Angioli al Mascalucia, gli unici innesti alla formazione titolare sono quelli dei giovanissimi Alessandro Fusina e Salvatore Zanghí, di ritorno dal prestito all`Eos SR in serie C e di Corrado Bronzo, acquistato dalla HC Mazzini SR. L`obiettivo per quell'anno 1987-88 è di provare a restare agganciati al treno delle migliori d'Italia. L'intento riesce benissimo, tanto da chiudere nuovamente al 2º posto la regular season con 18 vittorie, 2 pareggi e 2 sconfitte staccati dal Bressanone di soli due punti. Durante i play off, vengono eliminate ai quarti il Bolzano ed in semifinale il Gaeta, accedendo nuovamente alla finale scudetto, questa volta contro Bressanone. Anche contro gli Altoatesini la prima gara viene giocata fuori casa e viene persa (23-20), ma ai biancoverdi non piace vincere facile, e cosi come con Trieste, vince gara2 22-18 e gara3 per 19-18, riuscendo nei secondi finali a vincere e ad ottenere il suo 2º scudetto.

3º Scudetto
Mentre i club più rappresentativi e la stampa dell'epoca, fanno fatica a riconoscere quel club venuto dal profondo sud tra i più forti d'Italia, nel 1988-89 dopo due scudetti consecutivi, l'Ortigia parte con i favori dei pronostici, difatti non viene meno alle aspettative, chiudendo il campionato regolare al primo posto. In squadra, cominciano a formarsi nuovi campioni, tra cui Alessandro Fusina, Corrado Bronzo e Corrado Miglietta (presto diventeranno terzetto fisso della Nazionale Italiana), quest'ultimo prelevato dal Mascalucia. Nei play off fa fuori Bologna 1969 (quarti di finale) e Imola (semifinale), andando a ripetere la finale contro Bressanone, con la sola eccezione che gara1 si disputa in Sicilia. In sole 2 partite l'Ortigia archivia la pratica Bressanone, vincendo la prima 16-13 e la seconda 21-17 laureandosi nuovamente campione d'Italia, ed ottenendo il suo 3º scudetto.

Gli anni novanta
Chiuso il ciclo degli scudetti, i biancoverdi continuano a primeggiare tra le prime quattro, continuando a partecipare ai play off per lo scudetto. Per ben tre volte andrà nuovamente vicino a ripetere le storiche imprese, perdendo le finali del 1989-90 del 1992-93 e del 1995-96. In tutti e tre i casi l`avversario sarà Trieste (acerrimi avversari di quel periodo). Nel 1989/90 si assiste ad un grande cambiamento, infatti sia Bojan Levstik che Zovko lasciano Siracusa, accasandosi rispettivamente nella Nazionale Italiana il primo e facendo ritorno in patria il secondo.
Passato il testimone prima a mister Savu in collaborazione con Malic e l'anno successivo a mister Milivoje, nelle stagioni 1990-91 e 1991-92 il cammino dell'Ortigia verrà interrotto in semifinale, venendo eliminati prima da Trieste e poi dal Bressanone.
Gli anni 90 sono anche il periodo in cui giungono i successi in Coppa Italia.

I trionfi in Coppa Italia
Chiuso un ciclo vincente, la società decide di mandar via tutti gli atleti non siracusani, responsabilizzando tutti i giovani atleti locali con l'aggiunta di un solo straniero, ed ingaggiando come allenatore giocatore Massimo Mauceri. Si assisterà a due stagioni anonime 1993/94, terminata ai play out e 1994/95 dove si avrà un avvicendamento nella guida tecnica tra Mauceri e Lalic. Questi anni servirono a far maturare esperienza a tutti i giovani saliti alla ribalta in prima squadra come Fusina, Bronzo i fratelli Zanghì i portieri Magni e Di Vincenzo, Miglietta e tanti altri. Grazie a questa mossa, l'Ortigia riscopre un nuovo biennio di grandi soddisfazioni, riuscendo ad ottenere ottimi piazzamenti in campionato, ma soprattutto a vincere due Coppa Italia consecutive nelle stagioni 1995-96 e 1996-97, con in squadra Nenad Milosevic uno degli stranieri più forti mai visti a Siracusa, ma anche grazie alle prestazioni di Alessandro Fusina, Marco Magni, Corrado Bronzo, Salvatore Zanghí, Luigi Rudilosso e Corrado Miglietta.

La fine di un'epoca
A fine anni novanta il club comincia ad avere problemi economici, che lo costringono a far cassa vendendo i suoi pezzi pregiati, cosi prima Fusina (Trieste) e poi Bronzo (Rubiera) lasciano il club. Nella stagione 1998-99 i biancoverdi si sono notevolmente indeboliti, i giocatori di spicco rimasti sono i portieri Augello e Magni, il terzino Miglietta con l'aggiunta degli stranieri Vunjiak e Bilbija, difatti in campionato si soffre, arrivando penultimi a fine campionato appaiati insieme a Bologna e Teramo, ma riuscendo a salvarsi grazie al vantaggio degli scontri diretti. L'anno successivo, si fa peggio riuscendo ad ottenere la salvezza tramite i play out sfidando il Bolzano formazione di serie A2, all'andata si pareggia in trasferta per 25-25, al ritorno si ottiene la tanto sospirata salvezza vincendo al pala Lo Bello 24 a 23.

A questo punto, si decide di cedere l'ultimo pezzo pregiato nonché titolare della Nazionale Corrado Miglietta (Prato) per sopperire alle difficoltà economiche. Ma ciò non basta, e nella stagione seguente, si affronta il torneo di serie A1 facendo lena maggiormente sul vivaio biancoverde e sull'innesto di due giovani stranieri (che poco incideranno) quali Tumidalsky e Dobrovdsky.
Il campionato 2000-01 diventa ben presto un calvario. La formazione siracusana allenata da Roberto Giuffrida, chiude il torneo a 0 punti, retrocedendo in modo inglorioso in serie A2. Ma a questo torneo l'anno successivo rinuncerà a parteciparvi, iscrivendosi in serie C e tentando un disperato tentativo di salvarsi dal baratro economico. Così nel 2002 si ritira dalle attività agonistiche, chiudendo di fatto uno dei momenti più vincenti e gloriosi di sempre nella storia di questa disciplina a Siracusa.

Oggi, il posto della gloriosa Ortigia è stato ereditato dall' Albatro Siracusa, che dopo aver riportato la città di Siracusa in serie A, punta ad essere protagonista ripercorrendo le gesta dei biancoverdi.

Cronistoria

Società
La matricola storica del club è stata la n. 0403.

Allenatori e presidenti

Allenatori

Presidenti

Giocatori

  Enzo Augello (portiere)
  Paolo Baresi (portiere)
  Michele Leghissa (portiere)
  Salvatore Cavallaro (portiere)
  Marco Magni (portiere)
  Angelo Di Vincenzo (portiere)
  Paolo Gaia (portiere)
  Alessandro Fusina (ala)
  Francesco Patania (ala)
  Giancarlo Costanzo (ala)
  Luigi Rudilosso (ala)
  Marco Bossi (ala)
  Fabio Reale (ala)
  Giuseppe Zanghi (ala)
  Gianni Attanasio (ala)
  Andrea Bottaro (ala)
  Domingo Jannone (ala)
  Massimo Mauceri (centrale)
  Salvatore Zanghì (centrale)
  Antonio Scognamiglio (centrale)

  Paolo Minarda (centrale)
  Corrado Bronzo (pivot)
  Fabio Di Giuseppe (pivot)
  Pierpaolo Ragusa (pivot)
  Francesco Scarpato (pivot)
  Corrado Miglietta (terzino)
  Franco Chionchio (terzino)
  Salvatore Signorelli (terzino)
  Luciano Zeuli (terzino)
  Zdravko Zovko (terzino)
  Tomislav Zoldos (terzino)
  Nenad Milosevic (terzino)
  Nikola Manojlović (terzino)
  Milivoje Brakočević (terzino)
  Aleksandar Vorkapić (terzino)
  Goran Bilbija (terzino)
  Michael Stegl (terzino)
  Milan Vunijak (centrale)
  Georgi Sviridenko (centrale)
  Sorin Donca (ala)

Pallamanisti stranieri
Di seguito l'elenco dei pallamanisti stranieri che si sono susseguiti negli anni:

Partecipazioni

Campionati di 1º e 2º livello

Coppe europee

Riepilogo partecipazioni alle coppe europee

Risultati per stagione
Coppa dei Campioni 1987-1988
 1° TURNO

Coppa dei Campioni 1988-1989
 1° TURNO

 OTTAVI DI FINALE

 QUARTI DI FINALE

Coppa dei Campioni 1989-1990
 1° TURNO

 QUARTI DI FINALE

Coppa delle Coppe 1990-1991
 1° TURNO

Coppa delle Coppe 1997-1998
 1° TURNO

Palmarès

 1986-87,
 1987-88,
 1988-89.
Campione d'Italia under 16
 2001-2002
Vice Campione d'Italia under 16
 2000-2001

 1995-96,
 1996-97,

Onorificenze
 1979  Stella d'oro al merito sportivo

Tifoseria
Negli anni d'oro, l'Ortigia era sostenuta dal gruppo Ultrà Ortigia sia in casa che in trasferta (storica quella di Vasto contro il Trieste nel 1987).

Note

Voci correlate
 Siracusa
 Sport a Siracusa
 Serie A - 1ª Divisione Nazionale
 Coppa Italia (pallamano maschile)
Giuseppe Marotta (pallanuoto)
Concetto Lo Bello

Collegamenti esterni

Siracusa
Società sportive italiane scomparse
Pallamano a Siracusa

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from azure.cli.core.util import sdk_no_wait
from azure.mgmt.databoxedge.models import Sku

def databoxedge_device_list(client,
                            resource_group_name=None,
                            expand=None):
    if resource_group_name:
        return client.list_by_resource_group(resource_group_name=resource_group_name,
                                             expand=expand)
    return client.list_by_subscription(expand=expand)

def databoxedge_device_show(client,
                            device_name,
                            resource_group_name):
    return client.get(device_name=device_name,
                      resource_group_name=resource_group_name)

def databoxedge_device_create(client,
                              device_name,
                              resource_group_name,
                              location,
                              tags=None,
                              sku=None,
                              etag=None,
                              data_box_edge_device_status=None,
                              description=None,
                              model_description=None,
                              friendly_name=None,
                              no_wait=False):
    data_box_edge_device = {}
    data_box_edge_device['location'] = location
    if tags is not None:
        data_box_edge_device['tags'] = tags
    if sku is not None:
        data_box_edge_device['sku'] = Sku(name=sku)
    if etag is not None:
        data_box_edge_device['etag'] = etag
    if data_box_edge_device is not None:
        data_box_edge_device['data_box_edge_device_status'] = data_box_edge_device_status
    if description is not None:
        data_box_edge_device['description'] = description
    if model_description is not None:
        data_box_edge_device['model_description'] = model_description
    if friendly_name is not None:
        data_box_edge_device['friendly_name'] = friendly_name
    return sdk_no_wait(no_wait,
                       client.begin_create_or_update,
                       device_name=device_name,
                       resource_group_name=resource_group_name,
                       data_box_edge_device=data_box_edge_device)

def databoxedge_device_update(client,
                              device_name,
                              resource_group_name,
                              tags=None):
    parameters = {}
    if tags is not None:
        parameters['tags'] = tags
    return client.update(device_name=device_name,
                         resource_group_name=resource_group_name,
                         parameters=parameters)

def databoxedge_device_delete(client,
                              device_name,
                              resource_group_name,
                              no_wait=False):
    return sdk_no_wait(no_wait,
                       client.begin_delete,
                       device_name=device_name,
                       resource_group_name=resource_group_name)

def databoxedge_device_download_update(client,
                                       device_name,
                                       resource_group_name,
                                       no_wait=False):
    return sdk_no_wait(no_wait,
                       client.begin_download_updates,
                       device_name=device_name,
                       resource_group_name=resource_group_name)

def databoxedge_device_install_update(client,
                                      device_name,
                                      resource_group_name,
                                      no_wait=False):
    return sdk_no_wait(no_wait,
                       client.begin_install_updates,
                       device_name=device_name,
                       resource_group_name=resource_group_name)

def databoxedge_device_scan_for_update(client,
                                       device_name,
                                       resource_group_name,
                                       no_wait=False):
    return sdk_no_wait(no_wait,
                       client.begin_scan_for_updates,
                       device_name=device_name,
                       resource_group_name=resource_group_name)

def databoxedge_device_show_update_summary(client,
                                           device_name,
                                           resource_group_name):
    return client.get_update_summary(device_name=device_name,
                                     resource_group_name=resource_group_name)

def databoxedge_alert_list(client,
                           device_name,
                           resource_group_name):
    return client.list_by_data_box_edge_device(device_name=device_name,
                                               resource_group_name=resource_group_name)

def databoxedge_alert_show(client,
                           device_name,
                           name,
                           resource_group_name):
    return client.get(device_name=device_name,
                      name=name,
                      resource_group_name=resource_group_name)

def databoxedge_bandwidth_schedule_list(client,
                                        device_name,
                                        resource_group_name):
    return client.list_by_data_box_edge_device(device_name=device_name,
                                               resource_group_name=resource_group_name)

def databoxedge_bandwidth_schedule_show(client,
                                        device_name,
                                        name,
                                        resource_group_name):
    return client.get(device_name=device_name,
                      name=name,
                      resource_group_name=resource_group_name)

def databoxedge_bandwidth_schedule_create(client,
                                          device_name,
                                          name,
                                          resource_group_name,
                                          start,
                                          stop,
                                          rate_in_mbps,
                                          days,
                                          no_wait=False):
    parameters = {}
    parameters['start'] = start
    parameters['stop'] = stop
    parameters['rate_in_mbps'] = rate_in_mbps
    parameters['days'] = days
    return sdk_no_wait(no_wait,
                       client.begin_create_or_update,
                       device_name=device_name,
                       name=name,
                       resource_group_name=resource_group_name,
                       parameters=parameters)

def databoxedge_bandwidth_schedule_update(instance,
                                          device_name,
                                          name,
                                          resource_group_name,
                                          start,
                                          stop,
                                          rate_in_mbps,
                                          days,
                                          no_wait=False):
    if start is not None:
        instance.start = start
    if stop is not None:
        instance.stop = stop
    if rate_in_mbps is not None:
        instance.rate_in_mbps = rate_in_mbps
    if days is not None:
        instance.days = days
    return instance

def databoxedge_bandwidth_schedule_delete(client,
                                          device_name,
                                          name,
                                          resource_group_name,
                                          no_wait=False):
    return sdk_no_wait(no_wait,
                       client.begin_delete,
                       device_name=device_name,
                       name=name,
                       resource_group_name=resource_group_name)

def databoxedge_show_job(client,
                         device_name,
                         name,
                         resource_group_name):
    return client.get(device_name=device_name,
                      name=name,
                      resource_group_name=resource_group_name)

def databoxedge_list_node(client,
                          device_name,
                          resource_group_name):
    return client.list_by_data_box_edge_device(device_name=device_name,
                                               resource_group_name=resource_group_name)

def databoxedge_order_list(client,
                           device_name,
                           resource_group_name):
    return client.list_by_data_box_edge_device(device_name=device_name,
                                               resource_group_name=resource_group_name)

def databoxedge_order_show(client,
                           device_name,
                           resource_group_name):
    return client.get(device_name=device_name,
                      resource_group_name=resource_group_name)

def databoxedge_order_create(client,
                             device_name,
                             resource_group_name,
                             address_line1,
                             postal_code,
                             city,
                             state,
                             country,
                             contact_person,
                             company_name,
                             phone,
                             email_list,
                             status,
                             comments=None,
                             address_line2=None,
                             address_line3=None,
                             no_wait=False):
    order = {}
    order['current_status'] = {}
    order['current_status']['status'] = status
    if comments is not None:
        order['current_status']['comments'] = comments
    order['shipping_address'] = {}
    order['shipping_address']['address_line1'] = address_line1
    if address_line2 is not None:
        order['shipping_address']['address_line2'] = address_line2
    if address_line3 is not None:
        order['shipping_address']['address_line3'] = address_line3
    order['shipping_address']['postal_code'] = postal_code
    order['shipping_address']['city'] = city
    order['shipping_address']['state'] = state
    order['shipping_address']['country'] = country
    order['contact_information'] = {}
    order['contact_information']['contact_person'] = contact_person
    order['contact_information']['company_name'] = company_name
    order['contact_information']['phone'] = phone
    order['contact_information']['email_list'] = email_list
    return sdk_no_wait(no_wait,
                       client.begin_create_or_update,
                       device_name=device_name,
                       resource_group_name=resource_group_name,
                       order=order)

def databoxedge_order_update(instance,
                             device_name,
                             resource_group_name,
                             status=None,
                             comments=None,
                             address_line1=None,
                             address_line2=None,
                             address_line3=None,
                             postal_code=None,
                             city=None,
                             state=None,
                             country=None,
                             contact_person=None,
                             company_name=None,
                             phone=None,
                             email_list=None,
                             no_wait=False):
    if status is not None:
        instance.current_status.status = status
    if comments is not None:
        instance.current_status.comments = comments
    if address_line1 is not None:
        instance.shipping_address.address_line1 = address_line1
    if address_line2 is not None:
        instance.shipping_address.address_line2 = address_line2
    if address_line3 is not None:
        instance.shipping_address.address_line3 = address_line3
    if postal_code is not None:
        instance.shipping_address.postal_code = postal_code
    if city is not None:
        instance.shipping_address.city = city
    if state is not None:
        instance.shipping_address.state = state
    if country is not None:
        instance.shipping_address.country = country
    if contact_person is not None:
        instance.contact_information.contact_person = contact_person
    if company_name is not None:
        instance.contact_information.company_name = company_name
    if phone is not None:
        instance.contact_information.phone = phone
    if email_list is not None:
        instance.contact_information.email_list = email_list
    return instance

def databoxedge_order_delete(client,
                             device_name,
                             resource_group_name,
                             no_wait=False):
    return sdk_no_wait(no_wait,
                       client.begin_delete,
                       device_name=device_name,
                       resource_group_name=resource_group_name)

def databoxedge_list_sku(client,
                         filter_=None):
    return client.list(filter=filter_)

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Country Club of Detroit
220 Country Club Dr
https://www.ccofd.com/
Director of Food & Beverage / Executive Chef Brian Beland, CMC
Chef's Certifications CMC
Number of Members 950
From upscale cuisine to more casual fare, Brian Beland, CMC, Executive Chef and Director of Food and Beverage at the Country Club of Detroit (CCD), prides himself on using only the freshest ingredients and finest preparation techniques. Beland, who is one of only 72 Certified Master Chefs in America, has worked at the club since 1999, and has been its top chef since 2006.
Under his leadership, CCD has risen to become a premier professional culinary program providing members and guests with the finest dining experience, while supporting constant personal and professional growth for its team through culinary excellence.
Beland is also a full-time culinary instructor at Schoolcraft College in Livonia, Mich.
Beland's career highlights include the American Culinary Federation Certification Commission and Chair of the CMC/CMPC certification program. He was Vice President of ACF's Michigan Chefs de Cuisine Chapter in 2011, President for the 2013/14 term, and Chairman of the Board in 2015/16.
As a member of the 2012 Michigan Culinary Olympic Team, Beland scored an individual gold medal in Category A in Erfurt, Germany. Also in 2011, Beland was recognized as Chef of the Year for the MCCA Chapter, won the Central Regional Chef of the Year title in 2012, and went on to score a gold medal at the ACF National Chef of the Year competition.
In November 2013, Beland competed at the inaugural Dubai Hospitality Championships as a member of Team USA, scoring a team gold and second place overall.
He has been a featured presenter at the Chef to Chef Conference on multiple occasions and is a regular contributor to articles, podcasts and videos with Club + Resort Chef.
As a result of his strong leadership and culinary skillset, CCD is considered by its members to be their first choice for all dining and socializing activities.
Dinner_Menu_MDR_03.17.2021.pdf
Lunch_Menu_03.17.pdf
Dessert_02.01.2021_1_page.pdf
Grille_Room_Dinner_03.09.2021.pdf
PSG_Menu_08.04.2020.pdf
Breakfast_Menu_03.14.2021.pdf
Catering_Menus_01.10.2021.pdf
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Welcome to Appuldurcombe Garden Holiday Park in Wroxall, Nr Ventnor offering a choice of 7 accommodations. On this page you can find information on Appuldurcombe Garden Holiday Park including Appuldurcombe Garden Holiday Park photo galleries, reviews, availability and booking information. If you like what you see, you can book your stay at Appuldurcombe Garden Holiday Park online securely. Appuldurcombe Garden Holiday Park is a great choice if you're looking for a holiday in Ventnor or Isle Of Wight.
Appuldurcombe Gardens Holiday Park has the perfect blend of facilities for your relaxing family holiday and is ideallly placed to explore the fascinating Victorian architecture of Ventnor. The park is situated within an area of outstanding natural beauty. A haven for wildlife and only a 10 minute drive to the beaches and coves of Ventnor, Shanklin and Sandown. Shower. Outdoor pool. Bar and lounge. Wi-Fi access (in designated areas). Childrens' play area. Launderette. Outdoor pool – May 24-Sep 1 (not heated outside these dates). Bar and lounge – May 3-Sep 29. Launderette – Apr 1-Oct 28. All other facilities available for all dates. Ferry Arrangements You'll need to make a short ferry crossing (usually about 40 minutes) for your Isle of Wight holiday. Hoseasons special arrangements make it all easy for you. Please call for details.
A choice of comfortable two and three bedroom caravans.
Comfortable caravan with one double and two twin. Gas fire in lounge.
Comfortable caravan with one double and two twin. Gas fire in lounge. No pets.
Cosy caravan with one double and one twin. No pets.
Comfortable caravan with one double and two twin. No pets.
Cosy caravan with one double and two twin. Centrally heated. No pets.
Cosy caravan with one double and two twin. No pets.
Spacious caravan with one double and two twin. Centrally heated. No pets.
If you're planning a day out during your stay at Appuldurcombe Garden Holiday Park then why not visit some of these local points of interest and recommended activities all within easy reach of Appuldurcombe Garden Holiday Park. You can use the tools below to search for other ideas for days out within the local area. Use our handy search facility below to find shops, supermarkets, cinemas and many more attractions near Appuldurcombe Garden Holiday Park.
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NORTHERN MICHIGAN, (WPBN/WGTU) --– Looking for a fun and easy recipe for your family, this might just be it!
Lisa Maxbauer Price, a Traverse City mother and food writer, shares a delicious recipe for Hasselback Potatoes (Build Your Own Baked Potato Bar).
3. In a foil-lined baking dish, place potatoes. Drizzle butter or olive oil, salt and spices between the cut potato slices. Bake for 55 minutes or until tender.
4. Remove from the oven and dress potatoes with your favorite toppings.


Earlier this year in January, Samsung unveiled its latest flagship processor called the Exynos 9810, which powers the brand's latest Galaxy S series flagships in certain parts of the world. Now it appears that the company has already commenced the development of its next-gen flagship SoC, which is said to be dubbed the Exynos 9820.
The upcoming Samsung Exynos 9820 flagship SoC has been found in the list of projects on the LinkedIn profile of one of the Samsung engineers. The listing suggests that the brand might have commenced the development of the upcoming processor in January. Sadly, nothing else about the upcoming Samsung flagship SoC has been shared by the engineer's profile.
The successor to the Exynos 9810, the Samsung Exynos 9820 is expected to be manufactured using a 7nm EUV fabrication process, as compared to 10nm LPP (Low Power Plus) process. The SoC is also rumoured to be the brand's first chipset to support next-gen 5G networks. It's also safe to assume that the forthcoming chip will be powering the South Korean giant's next year's flagships, the Galaxy S10 and S10+.


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Q: reactJS - send data from one route to another my router is as below:
<Router history={browserHistory}>
    <Route path="/" component={MainContainer}>
        <Route path="search" component={SearchResult} />
        <Route path="detail" component={Detail} />
    </Route>
</Router>, app)

logic, in search result page, there will a bunch of result items. When click one of the item, it will take user to detail page.
I want some data from search result carried over to detail page, without using query string. How would you do that?

A: This sounds like something that you should keep in state instead. Something like selectedCustomer or activeCustomer maybe?
I'm not sure if you should be "passing" anything from anywhere in the React universe. Feels like the "React" way to do it is top down. Everything should get what it needs from state, not any other component.
What happens if someone lands on your details page from a bookmarked URL? Nothing will have ever been passed to your details page and things will break.


PCT Mapping project for Halfmile's maps!
We are very excited to announce that we will be helping out with mapping efforts of the PCT this year. We were contacted by an old friend and trail angel from our hike on the Appalachian Trail. His trail name is White Jeep, since he would drive a white jeep as a support vehicle for his wife, Seminole while she hiked the Appalachian Trail in 2010. He would meet her at road crossings and give out delicious treats to other hikers like ourselves as well. Since 2010, White Jeep has been involved with mapping efforts on the PCT. He has written and maintained the Halfmile apps that many hikers use on their smartphones. He has recently been working on the technical side to help acquire and process trail data with the help of Halfmile and the PCTA.
This year Halfmile is hiking north with a custom GPS rig that will yield on average a 1 meter accuracy. When White Jeep contacted us to ask if we would be interested in helping with the mapping efforts, we were very excited! By hiking with another custom GPS rig in the southbound direction, two sets of data will be collected for the whole trail, and we will likely cover each other's gaps due to snow, or poor satellite positioning.
Click here for an article that was recently published in the PCTA blog about this project, and for more details on the custom setup.
Once the data has been collected by us hikers, this will be the first time that they will have a full track of the PCT where the accuracy and source of each data point is known, and then they are hoping to have the US Forest Service, which provides much of the funding for the PCTA, adopt the final version of this track as the authoritative definition of the trail.
It was interesting to me to hear about some of the consequences of having such an highly accurate definition of the trail. For example, there may be times when the newly measured track does not go exactly as agreed through one of the 800 private land easements, and the PCTA will have to deal with some of those consequences. Also, this map will be published and therefore distributed to companies such as Garmin, Google and Delorme, since their current data on the PCT is often far from accurate. This is all part of the plan, and the PCTA is on board.
We are very excited to be part of this project. We will be getting our GPS unit with the stylish antenna once we get to Cascade Locks, Oregon, where we will be out of most of the snow we will encounter (it makes no sense for us to track our route through the snow where we will often have no idea if we're on the trail or not).
Besides feeling like we're able to give something back to the wonderful hiking community by helping with this effort, we also feel like this has given our hike more of a sense of purpose. We're not simply hiking to Mexico anymore. We're mapping the PCT. For everyone!
This entry was tagged Backpacking, pacific crest trail, Pacific Crest Trail 2014, Pacific Crest Trail Blog, Pacific Crest Trail South bound, pct, pct 2014, PCT blog, PCT southbound, thru-hike. Bookmark the permalink.
That is super !!! So next year when it's my turn I will know where I am! Thanks!!
Very cool! I met Halfmile and Deb on my sobo section hike a few weeks ago. Thanks for helping!


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L'Awesome Foundation
Awesome Partout !
Projet précédent Le prochain projet
Movable Chair
Un projet Boston, MA créé par Sara Hendren
The International Symbol of Access, the standard white-on-blue image, was designed in 1968, and its use in parking spaces and buildings has become widely familiar. So familiar that it's taken on the "invisibility of the obvious."
Only when I took note of some rare, but striking, newer designs did it occur to me how dramatic the differences are. The original image depicts a wooden, mechanical figure whose body is synonymous with the chair, while the new images show an active user: a person first, actively engaged in the world.
My sticker allows the old image to be visible, but superimposes the new image on top — in effect, editing public signage to provoke a set of social and political questions.
Accessibility is about a lot more than ramps and prosthetic limbs: people with disabilities often spend their lives with decisions being made for them, with their bodies and choices being handled by others.
Financé par Boston, MA (March 2011)
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Burnt Store Meadows is a deed-restricted community located in the southern section of Punta Gorda and Charlotte County. It offers newer, Florida-style homes in a quiet environment that attracts both young and old. Park-like, association maintained green belts are located behind each home. The tropical birds and nature are a frequent sight.
The location of Burnt Store Meadows is highly desired due to its very quick access to three of Charlotte County's most important roads. Burnt Store Road borders the community to the west while U.S. 41 (Tamiami Trail) forms the northwest border. Burnt Store Road offers a linear, quick route to Cape Coral and U.S. 41 is the main road of both Punta Gorda and Ft. Myers to the south. Burnt Store Meadows also is within a 5 minute drive of I-75.
Real estate opportunities in Burnt Store Meadows consist primarily of single family homes. Most have open floor plans with lots of windows and sliding glass doors which lead to a lanai that may or may not have a pool. The homes are custom-built so very few are exactly the same. There are also condominiums and vacant lots. The property pricing within this community is very attractive to those seeking home ownership. Home pricing starts in the mid $100k to $400ks.


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Q: How to get token ids using spaCy (I want to map a text sentence to sequence of integers) I want to use spacy to tokenize sentences to get a sequence of integer token-ids that I can use for downstream tasks. I expect to use it something like below. Please fill in ???
import spacy

# Load English tokenizer, tagger, parser, NER and word vectors
nlp = spacy.load('en_core_web_lg')

# Process whole documents
text = (u"When Sebastian Thrun started working on self-driving cars at ")

doc = nlp(text)

idxs = ??????

print(idxs)
# Want output to be something like;
>> array([ 8045, 70727, 24304, 96127, 44091, 37596, 24524, 35224, 36253])

Preferably the integers refers to some special embedding id in en_core_web_lg..
spacy.io/usage/vectors-similarity does not give a hint what attribute in doc to look for.
I asked this on crossvalidated but it was determined as OT. Proper terms for googling/describing this problem is also helpful.

A: Spacy uses hashing on texts to get unique ids. All Token objects have multiple forms for different use cases of a given Token in a Document
If you just want the normalised form of the Tokens then use the .norm attribute which is a integer representation of the text (hashed)
>>> import spacy
>>> nlp = spacy.load('en')
>>> text = "here is some test text"
>>> doc = nlp(text)
>>> [token.norm for token in doc]
[411390626470654571, 3411606890003347522, 7000492816108906599, 1618900948208871284, 15099781594404091470]

You can also use other attributes such as the lowercase integer attribute .lower or many other things. Use help() on the Document or Token to get more information.
>>> help(doc[0])
Help on Token object:

class Token(builtins.object)
 |  An individual token – i.e. a word, punctuation symbol, whitespace,
 |  etc.
 |
...

A: Solution;
import spacy
nlp = spacy.load('en_core_web_md')
text = (u"When Sebastian Thrun started working on self-driving cars at ")

doc = nlp(text)

ids = []
for token in doc:
    if token.has_vector:
        id = nlp.vocab.vectors.key2row[token.norm]
    else:
        id = None
    ids.append(id)

print([token for token in doc])
print(ids)
#>> [When, Sebastian, Thrun, started, working, on, self, -, driving, cars, at]
#>> [71, 19994, None, 369, 422, 19, 587, 32, 1169, 1153, 41]

Breaking this down;
# A Vocabulary for which __getitem__ can take a chunk of text and returns a hash
nlp.vocab
# >>  <spacy.vocab.Vocab at 0x12bcdce48>
nlp.vocab['hello'].norm # hash
# >> 5983625672228268878

# The tensor holding the word-vector
nlp.vocab.vectors.data.shape
# >> (20000, 300)

# A dict mapping hash -> row in this array
nlp.vocab.vectors.key2row
# >> {12646065887601541794: 0,
# >>  2593208677638477497: 1,
# >>  ...}

# So to get int id of 'earth';
i = nlp.vocab.vectors.key2row[nlp.vocab['earth'].norm]
nlp.vocab.vectors.data[i]

# Note that tokens have hashes but may not have vector
# (Hence no entry in .key2row)
nlp.vocab['Thrun'].has_vector
# >> False


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// Package options contains flags and options for initializing an apiserver
package options

import (
	"time"

	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/api/validation"
	genericoptions "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/genericapiserver/options"
	kubeletclient "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/kubelet/client"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/master/ports"

	"github.com/spf13/pflag"
)

// APIServer runs a kubernetes api server.
type APIServer struct {
	*genericoptions.ServerRunOptions
	AllowPrivileged             bool
	EventTTL                    time.Duration
	KubeletConfig               kubeletclient.KubeletClientConfig
	MaxConnectionBytesPerSec    int64
	SSHKeyfile                  string
	SSHUser                     string
	ServiceAccountKeyFile       string
	ServiceAccountLookup        bool
	WebhookTokenAuthnConfigFile string
}

// NewAPIServer creates a new APIServer object with default parameters
func NewAPIServer() *APIServer {
	s := APIServer{
		ServerRunOptions: genericoptions.NewServerRunOptions(),
		EventTTL:         1 * time.Hour,
		KubeletConfig: kubeletclient.KubeletClientConfig{
			Port:        ports.KubeletPort,
			EnableHttps: true,
			HTTPTimeout: time.Duration(5) * time.Second,
		},
	}
	return &s
}

// AddFlags adds flags for a specific APIServer to the specified FlagSet
func (s *APIServer) AddFlags(fs *pflag.FlagSet) {
	// Add the generic flags.
	s.ServerRunOptions.AddFlags(fs)
	// Note: the weird ""+ in below lines seems to be the only way to get gofmt to
	// arrange these text blocks sensibly. Grrr.
	fs.DurationVar(&s.EventTTL, "event-ttl", s.EventTTL, "Amount of time to retain events. Default 1 hour.")
	fs.StringVar(&s.ServiceAccountKeyFile, "service-account-key-file", s.ServiceAccountKeyFile, "File containing PEM-encoded x509 RSA private or public key, used to verify ServiceAccount tokens. If unspecified, --tls-private-key-file is used.")
	fs.BoolVar(&s.ServiceAccountLookup, "service-account-lookup", s.ServiceAccountLookup, "If true, validate ServiceAccount tokens exist in etcd as part of authentication.")
	fs.StringVar(&s.WebhookTokenAuthnConfigFile, "authentication-token-webhook-config-file", s.WebhookTokenAuthnConfigFile, "File with webhook configuration for token authentication in kubeconfig format. The API server will query the remote service to determine authentication for bearer tokens.")
	fs.BoolVar(&s.AllowPrivileged, "allow-privileged", s.AllowPrivileged, "If true, allow privileged containers.")
	fs.StringVar(&s.SSHUser, "ssh-user", s.SSHUser, "If non-empty, use secure SSH proxy to the nodes, using this user name")
	fs.StringVar(&s.SSHKeyfile, "ssh-keyfile", s.SSHKeyfile, "If non-empty, use secure SSH proxy to the nodes, using this user keyfile")
	fs.Int64Var(&s.MaxConnectionBytesPerSec, "max-connection-bytes-per-sec", s.MaxConnectionBytesPerSec, "If non-zero, throttle each user connection to this number of bytes/sec.  Currently only applies to long-running requests")
	// Kubelet related flags:
	fs.BoolVar(&s.KubeletConfig.EnableHttps, "kubelet-https", s.KubeletConfig.EnableHttps, "Use https for kubelet connections")
	fs.UintVar(&s.KubeletConfig.Port, "kubelet-port", s.KubeletConfig.Port, "Kubelet port")
	fs.MarkDeprecated("kubelet-port", "kubelet-port is deprecated and will be removed")
	fs.DurationVar(&s.KubeletConfig.HTTPTimeout, "kubelet-timeout", s.KubeletConfig.HTTPTimeout, "Timeout for kubelet operations")
	fs.StringVar(&s.KubeletConfig.CertFile, "kubelet-client-certificate", s.KubeletConfig.CertFile, "Path to a client cert file for TLS.")
	fs.StringVar(&s.KubeletConfig.KeyFile, "kubelet-client-key", s.KubeletConfig.KeyFile, "Path to a client key file for TLS.")
	fs.StringVar(&s.KubeletConfig.CAFile, "kubelet-certificate-authority", s.KubeletConfig.CAFile, "Path to a cert. file for the certificate authority.")
	// TODO: delete this flag as soon as we identify and fix all clients that send malformed updates, like #14126.
	fs.BoolVar(&validation.RepairMalformedUpdates, "repair-malformed-updates", validation.RepairMalformedUpdates, "If true, server will do its best to fix the update request to pass the validation, e.g., setting empty UID in update request to its existing value. This flag can be turned off after we fix all the clients that send malformed updates.")
}


The term residential or commercial property damages has a certain meaning as a whole liability, industrial auto, and umbrella policies that are discussed in the definitions section. These policies typically specify property damage likewise as the basic ISO basic obligation plan.
a. Physical injury to a substantial building, including all resulting loss of use of that property. All such loss of use will be considered to happen at the time of the physical injury that caused it.
b. Loss of use of concrete property that is not literally harmed. All such loss of use shall be deemed to happen at the time of the incident that created it.
The interpretation of building damage consists of three sorts of losses: physical injury to substantial residential property, loss of use of the damaged substantial building, and also a loss of use of unimpaired tangible residential property. Substantial residential property is the residential or commercial property that can be touched or really felt. Examples are an office complex, a fridge, as well as a computer monitor. Residential or commercial property damages does not include damages to abstract building like hallmarks and also patents.
You are installing a new safety and security system in a client's building when you inadvertently break a window.
You are spray-painting a steel building on a windy day. The wind strikes paint right into a neighboring parking lot, harmful dozens of cars.
A cigarette lighter your company manufactured blows up inside a storage wardrobe in a storage facility. The surge as well as following fire cause damages to the storage facility.
The definition of residential or commercial property damage covers the loss of use of substantial property, whether the property has actually been literally harmed. Loss of usage implies the failure to use a building.
Building damage includes the loss of use of property that has been physically hurt. Below is an example.
Paul owns Premier Scheme, a paint organization. The firm has been worked with by the Pinnacle Apartments to repaint a big suite that was recently left. The home supervisor has actually rented the house to a lessee that is scheduled to relocate in on June 1. A Premier employee is preparing the wall surfaces for painting when he accidentally begins a fire that severely damages the house. Repair work takes 4 months and the tenant is not able to move in up until October 1.
Peak Apartments sues Premier Scheme for both the cost to fix the damage as well as loss of usage. Peak has shed the rental revenue it would have made from June through September had the fire not took place. The value of the shed rental revenue stands for the loss of use. In this instance, the loss of usage arose from physical injury to tangible home.
Property damage consists of the loss of use of concrete residential property that has actually not been physically harmed. For example, Dave owns the Delectable Diner, a preferred restaurant. Busy Builders, a construction contractor, is refurbishing a structure next door to Dave's restaurant. One day, a wall Busy is working with collapses while a 2nd wall starts to lump. To shield the general public, the neighborhood authorities cordon off the location, including the entryway to the Delish Restaurant. The location continues to be shut to the general public for two weeks.
While the service provider has actually not caused any physical damages to Dave's residential property, its carelessness has triggered the restaurant to lose 2 weeks of sales. Dave takes legal action against Busy Builders for loss of use, demanding compensation for the shed sales.
Loss of use is thought to have taken place at the same time as the home damage or incident that caused it. In the Premier Palette scenario, the loss of usage would likely have taken place when the fire took place. In the Appetizing Restaurant example, the loss of use probably happened when the structure wall surface fell down.
The meaning of home damages states that electronic information is not substantial property. It also explains what constitutes digital information. Basically, this term means details, realities or programs stored, produced or used on, computer system software application and also media, such as CD-ROMS and drives. This meaning mirrors the one found in the digital information exemption. The following example shows exactly how this exemption might put on a building damages claim.
In the ISO Company Car Policy, residential property damage indicates damage to or loss of use of the tangible home. This meaning does not compare hurt as well as uninjured substantial residential or commercial property. A lot of automobile liability cases entail concrete residential or commercial property that has actually been literally hurt.
A commercial automobile policy covers both property damage and also physical damage. Residential property damage means damage to property belonging to a 3rd party (a person apart from an insured). It is covered under commercial auto liability insurance coverage. Physical damages usually indicate damages to an automobile had by the insurance holder. Physical damages are insured under comprehensive and also crash protections.


In Calgary, there are also many resources and services to assist newcomers, community organizations to help you get settled, and immigrant serving agencies who can help if you're new to Canada.
The Newcomers Guide to Calgary also provides important information for new residents in an easy to download and print format.
For City information or to request a service within Calgary city limits. 311 also offers language translation services in more than 200 languages. If you state the name of your language in English, a translator will be provided.
For emergencies related to health, safety and property. This includes medical distress, fires, crimes in progress, motor vehicle accidents where an ambulance/tow truck is necessary. Translation services available.
It is important to teach all family members about when to call 911. Even if a caller can only say "fire", "police" or "help", emergency assistance will be sent.
It is also important to know your location or address when phoning 911. A person's location is not always automatically known so it is often the most important piece of information needed to get help in an emergency.
Learn how to access to community or social resources in Calgary. This includes financial, social, food and mental health support. This service is free and confidential and translation services are available. Visit informalberta.ca for more information.
By train: The City of Calgary offers CTrain (LRT) service with two main lines - a Red line running north-south and a Blue line running east-west. The CTrain is free downtown – simply hop on at any stop along Seventh Avenue. As long as you get off the train before leaving downtown, no fare is required.
By bus: Bus service is available throughout the city and connects with the CTrain line. To find your route, visit Calgary Transit or download the Calgary Transit app and you can select your origin and destination to find where you are going. You can also pick up a printed schedule from any convenience store or find the schedule online.
Look for a taxi plate on the rear bumper to ensure you are taking a licensed taxi.
Be aware of the taxi company, vehicle colour and phone number in case you need to track down lost items or share a compliment or concern about your ride.
You can pay your taxi fare by cash, credit or debit cards.
Fair Entry enables you to apply for City-subsidized programs and services including Transit and recreation through one application process. You can enroll at Municipal Hall located at 800 Macleod Trail SE or the Village Square Library located at 2623 56 Street NE. For more information please visit Fair Entry.
The Calgary Police Service provides educational programs to foster strong relationships between the Service and Calgary's diverse communities.
"You and the Law" is a Calgary Police Service 90-minute workshop aimed at helping new immigrants learn about the Canadian legal system, how police here operate and the rights they enjoy as residents of Canada. Visit the Calgary Police Services website for more information.
The Calgary Public Library has 18 library locations in Calgary. There are many books to help adults and children learn English as well as free ESL conversation circles and writing club, settlement desks and citizenship classes. All locations offer free printing, photocopying, computers and internet.
Calgary Recreation offers drop-in fitness opportunities, registered programs and plenty of events and festivals all year long. From swimming and skating to arts programs and day camps, we've got more than you think!


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TRAVEL NEWS: Storm Brian causing disruption
Some trains are being replaced by buses today due to engineering work
Heavy rain and strong winds are causing disruption on roads and railways across Sussex this morning (Saturday October 21).
Trains are suffering severe disruption, including cancellations and speed restrictions in place because of the extreme weather.
Southern Rail tweeted: "Due to severe weather conditions train services running across the whole Southern network may be cancelled or delayed. #StormBrian."
There are delays of up to 20 minutes and some cancellations on Southern between Eastbourne and Lewes.
A replacement bus service is running on Southern Rail between Haywards Heath and Lewes, between Haywards Heath and Polegate, between Lewes and Seaford and between Lewes and Eastbourne.
A 50mph speed restriction has also been imposed on coastal rail services between 10am and 10pm, affecting the Uckfield and East Grinstead lines and the route between Redhill and Tonbridge.
Drivers are also being urged to take extra care on motorways and major A roads today and into tomorrow morning (Sunday October 22) during Storm Brian.
Tia Howarth from Highways England, said: "We're encouraging drivers to check the latest weather and travel conditions before setting off on journeys, with strong winds expected throughout today and tomorrow morning.
"In high winds, there's a particular risk to lorries, caravans and motorbikes so we'd advise drivers of these vehicles to slow down and avoid using exposed sections of road if possible."
Drivers are being advised to follow messages on the overhead message signs and listen to radio updates. Further information can be found by visiting the www.highways.gov.uk/traffic or calling the Highways England
Other road news includes a football match at Broadfield Stadium between Crawley Town and Luton Town may cause road delays and affect Argus Walk today.
The A22 at Nutley is busy but moving around Nether Lane this morning and traffic is slow on the A25 in Redstone Hill at Marketfield Way (The Stations Roundabout).
Traffic is also slow along the A27 approaching Sompting Road near Broadwater and along the A259 near Chichester, between Guilden Road and Needlemakers.
Other slow-moving roads include Treville Road and North Street in Worthing, Cromwell Road in Hove and in Brighton where London Road meets York Place.
Very slow traffic is also reported on the A22 London Road from Felbridge heading towards the centre of East Grinstead.


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(Select a Post) tag=biosecurityThe Year Ahead – Part 2: BiosecurityInterview 1602 – James Corbett on Medical Martial Law, Solutions and AgorismFalse Flags and the Dawn of BioterrorismEpisode 388 – False Flags and the Dawn of BioterrorismAfter the Virus: The World of 2025 (video)After the Virus: The World of 2025 – #PropagandaWatchWhen False Flags Go ViralCOVID-911: From Homeland Security to BiosecurityEpisode 383 – COVID-911: From Homeland Security to Biosecurity
Tag: biosecurity
Interview 1602 – James Corbett on Medical Martial Law, Solutions and Agorism
http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2020-12-01_James_Corbett.mp3 James appears on Good Food UnEarthed to discuss his work on medical martial law, the erection of the biosecurity state and the agorist solutions to the tyranny-by-health-authority that is coming into view.
False Flags and the Dawn of Bioterrorism
For the past twenty years, the world has been in the midst of a so-called "war on terror" set in motion by a false flag attack of spectacular proportions. Now the stage is being set for a new spectacular attack to usher in the next stage in that war on terror: the war on bioterrorism. But who are the real bioterrorists? And can we rely on government agencies, their appointed health authorities, and the corporate media to accurately identify those terrorists in the wake of the next spectacular terror attack?
Episode 388 – False Flags and the Dawn of Bioterrorism
https://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/episode388-lq.mp3 For the past twenty years, the world has been in the midst of a so-called war on terror set in motion by a false flag attack of spectacular proportions. Now the stage is being set for a new spectacular attack to usher in the next stage in that war on terror: the war on bioterrorism. But who are the real bioterrorists? And can we rely on government agencies, their appointed health authorities, and the corporate media to accurately identify those terrorists in the wake of the next spectacular terror attack?
After the Virus: The World of 2025 (video)
What will the world look like in 2025? Don't worry, you don't have to think about the world you want and then work to bring it about. That's silly! Just listen to the good Bilderbergers at Cognizant, who are more than happy to tell you about the new police state on steroids that is about to be erected to fight the invisible enemy of coronavirus . . . and how you can cash in on the opportunity!!!
After the Virus: The World of 2025 – #PropagandaWatch
http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/propagandawatch-2025.mp3 What will the world look like in 2025? Don't worry, you don't have to think about the world you want and then work to bring it about. That's silly! Just listen to the good Bilderbergers at Cognizant, who are more than happy to tell you about the new police state on steroids that is about to be erected to fight the invisible enemy of coronavirus . . . and how you can cash in on the opportunity!!!
When False Flags Go Viral
COVID-911: From Homeland Security to Biosecurity
9/11, as we were told repeatedly in the days, weeks, and months after the attack, was the day that changed everything. And now a new event has come along to once again throw the world into chaos. But whereas the post-9/11 era introduced America to the concept of homeland security, the COVID-19 era is introducing the world to an altogether more abstract concept: biosecurity. This is the story of the COVID-911 security state.
Episode 383 – COVID-911: From Homeland Security to Biosecurity
https://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/episode383-lq.mp3 9/11, as we were told repeatedly in the days, weeks, and months after the attack, was the day that changed everything. And now a new event has come along to once again throw the world into chaos. But whereas the post-9/11 era introduced America to the concept of homeland security, the COVID-19 era is introducing the world to an altogether more abstract concept: biosecurity. This is the story of the COVID-911 security state.