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Reel One
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TOASTING PRESIDENT OF TURKMENISTAN,
SECRETARY-GENERAL STRESSES INEXTRICABLE
LINKAGE OF DEMOCRACY, DEVELOPMENT
NEW YORK, 22 October (UN Headquarters) -- Following is the toast proposed by Secretary-General Kofi Annan at the dinner hosted by Saparmurat Niyazov, President of Turkmenistan, Ashgabat, 22 October:
Let me begin by thanking you, Mr. President, and the Government and people of Turkmenistan for the warm and generous welcome my wife and I, and all my team, have received today.
It is a pleasure for me to pay my first-ever visit to your country -- a land rich in tradition, culture and natural beauty; a land which has more than once found itself at the centre of major events in world history. Great empires have flourished here. The ancient Silk Road passed through here -- linking the civilizations of the East, Central Asia and Europe, and enriching people along its path through the exchange of goods, ideas and cultures.
More recently, with the end of the cold war, the links between the countries on either end of the Silk Road have been restored, and the nations of Central Asia have regained the power to determine their future.
Today, the most important challenge facing your region is the development of wise governance built on respect for the human rights and freedoms of every citizen, leading to healthy and balanced economic progress for the benefit of all.
Mr. President, I know that after its independence, Turkmenistan proclaimed that "the supreme value of the State is the human being". I share wholeheartedly this commitment to making the lives of your people better. Indeed, if there is one guiding principle for the United Nations in the twenty-first century, it is putting people at the centre of everything we do.
Today, we live in a world where democracy has become almost universally recognized as the only viable form of government, and no one claims to govern by any other method. This is a welcome development. Out of all the governments of the world, those who enjoy the best and most enduring success are those who strive to build their institutions on principles of transparency and accountability, in which the governed have a say and in which civil society plays an active and vibrant role.
In particular, they and their people recognize the essential need for respect for the rights of every human being, as spelled out in the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights. Human rights, properly understood and justly interpreted, apply to all countries and regions. They are foreign to no culture and native to all nations. A society based on human rights is a society that will thrive.
The work for democracy is inextricably linked with the work for development. The foundations of democracy are much stronger when people can see that poverty is being reduced, that society is becoming more just, and that these gains can be sustained in the future. That requires an effort balancing economic progress to improve the lives of citizens today with protection of the planet's resources for tomorrow. Such a balance is essential if we are to save this earth for succeeding generations.
In all the challenges facing Turkmenistan, the United Nations family is here to work with you, and assist you in the development of your rich resources to create a just, stable and prosperous society for the benefit of all Turkmen people. The United Nations team in Turkmenistan is eager to conduct an open dialogue with you on all issues of importance to your country -- from good governance to the elimination of poverty. I hope they will be able to build strong relationships with counterparts in your Administration to ensure continuity in our common mission.
Last but not least, let me thank you for the active and constructive part Turkmenistan plays at the United Nations through your highly skilled and respected Permanent Representative. She is also an inspiration at a time when we eagerly wish that more of our Member States were represented by women.
Allow me, therefore, to propose a toast: to friendship; to your good health, Mr. President; to the well-being of the Turkmen people; and to an ever stronger partnership between Turkmenistan and the United Nations.
Sag bol.


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Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin est une ancienne commune française, située dans le département de la Manche en région Normandie, peuplée de  habitants (les Saint-Sauveurais), devenue commune déléguée à partir du  au sein de la commune nouvelle de Saint-Sauveur-Villages.

Géographie
La commune est en pays coutançais. Son bourg est à  au sud de Périers, à  au nord de Coutances et à  à l'ouest de Saint-Lô.

Toponymie
Le toponyme est attesté sous la forme villa S. Salvatoris que dicitur fuisse Odeline en 1056. La paroisse est dédiée à , c'est-à-dire au Christ. Charles Rostaing attribue l'origine de Lendelin à l'anthroponyme germanique féminin Odelina.

Histoire

Moyen Âge
Au temps des Plantagenêts Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin était le centre de l'un des bailliage les plus importants du Cotentin. Jeanne de Bourgogne, reine de France, héritera du domaine de Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin. À la veille de la guerre de Cent Ans, ce n'est plus qu'une vicomté.

Révolution française, Directoire et Consulat
Durant la Révolution, lors de la création des cantons, Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin devient le chef-lieu d'un canton composé de sept communes (Hauteville-la-Guichard, Montcuit, La Ronde-Haye, Saint-Aubin-du-Perron, Saint-Michel-de-la-Pierre, Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin et Vaudrimesnil) qui fait partie du district de Coutances. La  constitution du 5 fructidor de l'an  () met en place des municipalités cantonales avec création de la fonction d'« agent municipal » élu (pour ) dans chaque commune qui participe à l'administration de la municipalité cantonale. Saint Sauveur-Lendelin en est le siège jusqu'à la loi municipale du 28 pluviôse an  () qui institue le titre de maire en remplacement de celui d'agent municipal lors de l'individualisation de la gouvernance des différentes communes qui composent le canton.

Par suite du décret du 23 vendémiaire an  (), le canton de Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin est agrandi à onze communes, auxquelles s'ajoute durant la Seconde Restauration Le Mesnilbus qui avait été supprimée en 1793 et qui sera rétablie en 1823.

Première Guerre mondiale
Durant le conflit 81 Saint-Sauveurais sont morts pour la France. Trois d'entre eux ont été tués à Bixschoote le 10 novembre 1914 durant la bataille des Flandres, au cours d'une journée marquée par une attaque générale allemande. Au moins un de ces appelés a été tué à la bataille de Verdun le 8 juillet 1916.

Seconde Guerre mondiale
Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin a été libérée des forces armées allemandes le  par la  division d'infanterie américaine. Cette dernière arrivait en provenance de Périers libérée la veille. Avant l'engagement terrestre de l'armée américaine dans la commune, celle-ci n'a pas subi de bombardements aériens de la part des forces alliées, contrairement aux villes voisines Périers et Coutances. Les troupes allemandes avaient abandonné Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin à la suite de la libération de Périers par l'armée américaine pour se replier. Les forces militaires américaines sont donc entrées dans la commune sans subir de résistance. Le général américain Omar Bradley établit son quartier général dans le château des Mares abandonné par les forces allemandes. Il y accueille le Premier ministre britannique Winston Churchill, le  puis le général Eisenhower le lendemain.

Époque contemporaine
La commune nouvelle de Saint-Sauveur-Villages est créée le  après la fusion d'Ancteville, Le Mesnilbus, La Ronde-Haye, Saint-Aubin-du-Perron, Saint-Michel-de-la-Pierre, Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin et Vaudrimesnil.

Politique et administration

Le conseil municipal était composé de dix-neuf membres dont le maire et trois adjoints.

Le , par arrêté préfectoral du , Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin intègre la commune nouvelle de Saint-Sauveur-Villages. À l'issue des élections municipales de 2020, Saint-Sauveur-Villages sera représentée par 29 conseillers municipaux, répartis au prorata du nombre d'habitants, soit : douze pour Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin, quatre pour Vaudrimesnil, trois pour Le Mesnilbus, La Rondehaye et Ancteville, et deux pour Saint-Michel-de-la-Pierre et Saint-Aubin-du-Perron.

Changement de canton
Depuis les élections départementales de 2015 la commune fait partie du nouveau canton d'Agon-Coutainville.

Le canton d'Agon-Coutainville regroupe vingt-huit communes réparties sur les anciens cantons de Lessay, Périers, Saint-Malo-de-la-Lande et Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin.

Démographie

Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin a compté jusqu'à  en 1806.

Économie

Lieux et monuments

 Église Saint-Laurent du  dont le clocher est inscrit aux Monuments historiques.
 Manoir du Grand Taute (), inscrit aux Monuments historiques.
 Château des Mares ().
 Croix de l'ancien cimetière, de 1571, devant l'église et la mairie.

Personnalités liées à la commune

 Marie des Vallées (1590-1656), personnalité mystique surnommée « la sainte de Coutances », inspiratrice de saint Jean Eudes.
 Jean-Baptiste Lebrun (1736 à Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin - 1822), homme politique.
 Charles-François Lebrun (1739-1824), troisième consul et prince-architrésorier du Premier Empire, né au village de La Bouchelière ; un vitrail de l'église de Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin célébrant la participation de Lebrun à l'élaboration du concordat et à la paix religieuse, a été inauguré en septembre 2002, ainsi qu'un monument situé dans le village. Un portrait en habit d'architrésorier est exposé dans la mairie.
 Georges Ferrand de La Conté, (1797-1870),  maire de Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin, conseiller général de 1848 à 1870.
 Louis Costel (1930 à  Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin - 2002 à Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin), prêtre et écrivain.
 Gérard Laurent (né en 1953 à Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin), footballeur et dirigeant sportif.

Activité et manifestations

Environnement
La commune est une ville fleurie (trois fleurs) au concours des villes et villages fleuris.

Sports
L'Entente sportive Saint-Sauveur-La Rondehaye fait évoluer deux équipes de football en divisions de district.

L'association les 3SL (Saint-Sauveur Sports Loisirs) propose à ses adhérents six activités : bricolage, badminton, danse, pétanque, jogging et vélo.

Manifestations
Chaque année depuis 2009, le troisième samedi d'octobre, se déroule les Saints-Sauveurs du rock (2SDR), soirée organisée par Braz Yuna réunissant quatre groupes de rock dont un provenant de la scène nationale. Sont venus entre autres Trust, les Plastiscines, les Wampas ou No One Is Innocent.

Notes et références

Notes

Références
 Altitudes, coordonnées, superficie : Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin sur le site de l'Institut géographique national (archive Wikiwix).

Bibliographie
  (Revue monumentale de l'arrondissement de Coutances)

Voir aussi
 Liste des communes de la Manche

Liens externes

 Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin sur le site de l'Insee

Ancienne commune dans la Manche
Commune déléguée dans la Manche

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Contains: Platygastroidea, Cynipoidea, Proctotrupidae, Chalcidoidea, Diapriidae.
The Proctotrupomorpha are a diverse clade of small wasps, most of which are parasitoids though several subgroups have become phytophagous.
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Characters (from Grimaldi & Engel 2005): Lower tentorial bridge of head intervening between postgenae to reach occipital foramen; medial scutal sulcus absent.
[EM01] Early, J. W., L. Masner, I. D. Naumann & A. D. Austin. 2001. Maamingidae, a new family of proctotrupoid wasp (Insecta: Hymenoptera) from New Zealand. Invertebrate Taxonomy 15: 341-352.
[G17] Girault, A. A. 1917. New Javanese Hymenoptera. Privately published (reprinted Gordh, G., A. S. Menke, E. C. Dahms & J. C. Hall. 1979. The privately printed papers of A. A. Girault. Memoirs of the American Entomological Institute 28: 59-71).
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[G31] Girault, A. A. 1931. A new habit in an old insect, Homo pudicus and new Eurytomidae. Privately published (reprinted Gordh, G., A. S. Menke, E. C. Dahms & J. C. Hall. 1979. The privately printed papers of A. A. Girault. Memoirs of the American Entomological Institute 28: 280-283).
[G35] Girault, A. A. 1935. Microhymenoptera Australiensis nova, mostly Chalcididae. Privately published (reprinted Gordh, G., A. S. Menke, E. C. Dahms & J. C. Hall. 1979. The privately printed papers of A. A. Girault. Memoirs of the American Entomological Institute 28: 315-318).
[R02] Rasnitsyn, A. P. 2002. Superorder Vespidea Laicharting, 1781. Order Hymenoptera Linné, 1758 (=Vespida Laicharting, 1781). In History of Insects (A. P. Rasnitsyn & D. L. J. Quicke, eds) pp. 242-254. Kluwer Academic Publishers: Dordrecht.


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Charlie Chaplin Movie Review
Movie Review – Adventurer, The
October 4, 2018 October 4, 2018 Rodney Twelftree
Principal Cast : Charlie Chaplin, Edna Purviance, Eric Campbell, Albert Austin, Henry Bergman, Marta Golden, May White.
Synopsis: The Little Tramp escapes from prison; saves a girl and her mother from drowning; and creates havoc at a swank party.
I'm not sure what I was expecting with a film using the word "adventure" in its title, but it wasn't this. Chaplin's twelfth and final film for the Mutual Film Company, released in October of 1917, takes the Tramp out of the studio boundaries and onto the fabulous Californian coastline, particularly a Venice Beach pier and a then-private tract of Malibu's beaches, elicits a few chuckles before finally collapsing in upon itself. The Adventurer balances romance, escapism, derring-do and a number of excellent stunts (people flinging themselves into the water beneath the pier, all in the name of comedy!) but, sadly, the film lacks real grace or charm. The Adventurer would also mark the final screen appearance of co-star Eric Campbell, who, at the age of only 38, would be killed in a drunken car accident the following December, marking the melancholy close of Chaplin's time with the studio.
The Tramp (Chaplin) has escaped imprisonment somewhere along the coast of California. He leads his police captors a merry chase, before encountering a woman (Purviance) crying for help; the woman's mother (Marta Golden) has fallen into the sea and cannot swim, whilst the woman's suitor (Eric Campbell) impotently refuses to jump in and save her. Chaplin, initially swimming to help, bypasses the mother and instead rescues the woman. Eventually, he rescues them all, and wakes to find himself in the home of a thankful woman. At a party held in his honour, the Tramp meets the very judge (Henry Bergman) who sentenced him – unknowingly – and become the target of the suitor's rage when the larger man discovers his penitentiary predilections.
Chaplin's The Adventurer is light, fizzy fluff, a film of little sentimentality and a load of practical stunts and glorious Californian sunshine. The Tramp's appearance as an escaping convict opens with him tunnelling out of the ground behind a prison guard, face-to-face with the barrel of a shotgun, and takes flight from there. Cavorting through the dusty roads and steep escarpments of California's still naturalised coastline (the Pacific Coast Highway was yet to be paved or even take a route through the property on which Chaplin filmed), Chaplin's scattershot film is extremely thin on "adventure" and focuses more on romance and escapism, close calls and Chaplin's trademark physicality.
Routine chase sequences, most involving the pantomime sideways-skid-turn act the director honed his career on, are the order of the day here, much is the pity: anyone hoping for more developed fare post-The Immigrant would find The Adventurer wanting, instead content to present genteel, rote comedic "bits" the director obviously concocted on location at the time. Chaplin does use the various elements of the landscape at his disposal to maximum effect, and uses one or two particularly surprising stunt sequences (clambering up a cliff with the dexterity of a startled cat, for one) and in terms of the visual gags the filmmaker has rarely been more enthusiastic. The trouble I had with The Adventurer is in its simplistic characters. I know, expecting depth from a film barely half an hour long is a big ask, but Chaplin's work here is purely orgiastic, never invitational. Orchestrated laughs without much emotional gravitas. An exception: the film's finale includes a gag with a sliding wooden door, that elevates the film significantly.
I guess in terms of this kind of effortless charm we can cut Chaplin a bit of slack. His pantomime routines and farcical slapstick hold him in good stead for cheap laughs and protracted, occasionally groan-worthy gags, so in this sense I think the director went back to his roots and gave us something right out of his wheelhouse. The supporting cast around Charlie, particularly Purviance and Campbell in the second half, all do typically excellent work as foils for the laconic comedian. It's sad to see this as Campbell's final film, given his status in Chaplin's ensemble, and his rapport with his on-screen talent is palpably affable. Frank J Coleman's exertions as the prison guard chasing the Tramp around the beach are also sweetly timed and offer practical endearment to this farcical style. Purviance… well, she does what she's there for: to look good as the romantic interest for the Tramp's affections.
Chaplin with co-star Eric Campbell, who would be killed barely 2 months after The Adventurer was released.
The Adventurer isn't especially memorable in the sense of its characters or story, and as a finale to Chaplin's time at Mutual it's a bit disappointing. Elements work in part, and the comedic elements waft and wane in equal measure, but the entirety of the film feels like it's simply going through the motions. The most memorable aspect of the film is its use of exterior Californian locations, many of which no longer exist today, and offer a tantalising glimpse of a turn-of-the-century America now lost to us. Cinema scholars may find my opinion on the film a little sacrilegious, but the formulaic nature of The Adventurer leans more into Chaplin's deeper past than things we know he was capable of as he matured.


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The Corpus Christi Police Department has two newly promoted officers who between them have more than 40 years of law enforcement experience.
This morning, Chief of Police Floyd Simpson honored the officers during a promotion ceremony at CCPD Headquarters.
Kelly Isaacks was hired by the City of Corpus Christi Police Department in January 1990. She attended the 45th Academy Class, graduating in July 1990 and was assigned to the Uniform Division. Over the years, she has worked in Narcotics-Vice Investigations, the Organized Crime Unit and most recently was a Lieutenant in the Criminal Investigation Division. During her time there, she supervised several units including Financial Crimes, Auto Theft and Robbery/Homicide. The 24 year police veteran has a Bachelor's of Arts Degree in Journalism from the University of Texas.
Senior Officer Javier Cantu was hired by the City of Corpus Christi Police Department in January 1998, after spending two years as a Police Officer for the City of Kingsville. He attended the Corpus Christi Police Department's 56th Academy Class, graduated in July 1998 and was assigned to the Uniform Division. In February 2001, he passed the proficiency exam to attain the rank of Senior Officer. In July 2011, Cantu was selected as the Uniform Division Officer of the Month. The 16 year veteran has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sociology and is nearing completion of a Master's Degree from Texas A&M University-Kingsville.
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D53a. Did it amount to $5,000 or more?
D57a. Did it amount to $5,000 or more?
D53b. (Did it amount to) $20,000 or more?
D57b. (Did it amount to) $20,000 or more?
D53c. (Did it amount to) $1,000 or more?
D57c. (Did it amount to) $1,000 or more?
$500 or more to any other child?
then question D58. was read.


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Q: Regex - First Integer in String (skip float) **updated
right now I'm doing
a = gets

count = ((a.match(/\d+/)).to_s).to_i.

sample input: 2000 of 3.00
actual output: 2000
sample input: 3.00 of 2000
actual output: 3
objective output: 2000 in both cases (skip float)

A: "3.00 of 2000"[/(?<![.\d])\d+(?![.\d])/].to_i    # => 2000
"2000 of 3.00"[/(?<![.\d])\d+(?![.\d])/].to_i    # => 2000

A: This is one of those cases where you have to know your data. If you know that your input will always have exactly one integer, then the following approach will work:
'3.00 of 2000'.split.select { |e| e =~ /^\d+$/ }.last.to_i
#=> 2000

'2000 of 3.00'.split.select { |e| e =~ /^\d+$/ }.last.to_i
#=> 2000

The idea is to split each line of input into an array, and then select just the array elements that contain nothing but digits. Finally, the last (and hopefully only) element of the array is converted to an integer.
There are many ways this can blow up or fail to achieve the results you want given arbitrary input. However, it certainly works for the specific corpus you provided.

A: Use the code:
a = gets

a.split(/[\sa-z]+/).select {| v | v !~ /\./ }.last.to_i

# => 2000

A: No regex but...
'2000 to 3.00'.split.find { |s| s.to_i.to_s == s }.to_i
 => 2000
'3.00 to 2000'.split.find { |s| s.to_i.to_s == s }.to_i
 => 2000

A: str = '3 of 20.00, +42,31 of 455, -6 of -23.7 .'
str.scan(/(?<![\.\d])(-?\d+)(?!\d*\.)/).flatten.map(&:to_i)
  => [3, 42, 31, 455, -6]

*

*The capture group (-?\d+) consists of one or more digits 0-9, optionally preceded by a minus sign.

*(?<![\.\d]) is a negative lookbehind group, meaning the capture group cannot be preceded by a decimal point or digit.

*(?!\d*\.)/) is a negative lookahead group, meaning the capture group cannot be followed by zero or more digits followed by a decimal point.

*str.scan(/(?<![\.\d])(-?\d+)(?!\d*\.)/) #=> [["3"], ["42"], ["31"], ["455"], ["-6"]], which is why flatten must be applied before conversion to integers.

*Initially I tried (?<!\.\d*) as the negative lookbehind group, but that generated an error.  The reason: negative lookbehinds cannot be variable-length.  I understand the same restriction applies in Perl.

Edit: I somehow overlooked the title of the question. To retrieve just the first integer, either tack .first on the end of str.scan or replace that statement with:
str.match(/(?<![\.\d])(-?\d+)(?!\d*\.)/)[0].to_i

A: The regex [^0-9.]([0-9]+)[^0-9] will match only numbers adjacent to characters which are not number or dot, and capture the number in the single capture group.
If the numbers can also appear adjacent to beginning or end of string, the fix should be self-evident;
(?:^|[^0-9.])([0-9]+)(?:[^0-9.]|$)

A: words_containing_non_digits = -> x {x[/\D/]}
p '3.00 of 2000'.split.reject &words_containing_non_digits #=> ["2000"]


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Doug is Principle's Executive Chairman. He founded the company in 1989 as a London-centric cleaning services provider, passionate about people, quality and innovation, and has grown it into a £45m+ business employing over 2,200 people. Doug is also chair of industry body, the Cleaning and Support Services Association (CSSA).
Peter Smith - Chief Executive
With a very distinguished career in the Cleaning industry, Peter joined Principle in 2009 as Managing Director. His significant experience of operating in the London cleaning market combined with a 'whatever it takes' attitude contributes significantly towards the success and continued organic growth of the Principle brand.
Matt Kuwertz - Sales and Marketing Director
Matt has overall responsibility for the Sales & Marketing team. He joined Principle in 2016 and has over 20 years industry experience. Matt's experience in creating great customer experiences has been instrumental in the successful growth and retention achieved by the Sales & Marketing teams he has led.
David Hoskins - Financial Director
David is responsible for the company's finances and treasury functions. A qualified Accountant, David was a Tax Partner until 2005 and then spent 11 years as a Finance Director, joining Principle in April 2016. David is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.
Lilia Lamberto - HR Director
Lilia joined Principle in 2004 as part of the head office team in Telesales and then as Commercial Executive with responsibility for mobilising accounts. She worked her way up in the business to become Head of HR and Support Services followed by promotion to HR Director in 2015.
Tom Lloyd - Operations Director
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Terry Murphy - Operations Director
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Kunheim IPA:  (, elsässisch Küene IPA: ) ist eine französische Gemeinde mit  Einwohnern (Stand ) im Département Haut-Rhin in der Region Grand Est (bis 2015 Elsass).

Geographische Lage
Die Ortschaft liegt am Rhein-Rhône-Kanal, etwa sechs Kilometer nordwestlich von Breisach an der Landstraße von Straßburg nach Basel. Hier zweigt der schiffbare Künheimer Kanal (Breisacher Zweigkanal) ab, der den Rhein-Rhône-Kanal mit dem Rhein bei Breisach verbindet und 6,5 km lang und 2 m tief ist.

Geschichte
Die ersten bekannten Erwähnungen stammen aus einer Schenkungsurkunde aus dem Jahr 998 und aus der Chronik von Ebersmünster aus dem 13. Jahrhundert. Die Äbtissin des Nonnenklosters in Erstein hatte hier Grundbesitz.  Im 18. Jahrhundert befand sich Kunheim im Besitz der Herren von Rathsamhausen.

Im Jahr 1766 wurde der Ort wegen der wiederholten Überschwemmungen des mäandrierenden Rheins um einen Kilometer verlegt. Betroffen waren 32 Familien und damit insgesamt schätzungsweise 200 Personen. Zur Hilfe bei der Umsiedlung stellten die umliegenden Dörfer Männer und Fuhrwerke.

Von 1871 bis zum Ende des Ersten Weltkrieges gehörte Künheim als Teil des Reichslandes Elsaß-Lothringen zum Deutschen Reich und war dem Kreis Colmar im Bezirk Oberelsaß zugeordnet.

Zu Beginn des Zweiten Weltkriegs wurde die Dorfbevölkerung größtenteils nach Casteljaloux im Département Lot-et-Garonne evakuiert. Dieses Ereignis war 60 Jahre später im Juni 1999 Anlass zur Begründung einer offiziellen Gemeindepartnerschaft zwischen den beiden Kommunen. Zu Beginn des deutschen Frankreichfeldzuges lag der Ort am 16. Juni 1940 unter schwerem  Artilleriebeschuss, desgleichen während der Offensive amerikanischer Truppen, die den Ort am 2. Februar 1945 einnehmen konnten.

Heute ist Kunheim Mitglied des Gemeindeverbandes Pays Rhin-Brisach.

Demographie

Söhne und Töchter der Gemeinde
 Johann Friedrich Aufschlager (1766–1833), deutsch-französischer Pädagoge und Landeshistoriker des Elsass, wurde in Kunheim geboren.

Literatur
 Künheim, Landkreis Colmar, Elsaß-Lothringen, in: Meyers Gazetteer (mit Eintrag aus Meyers Orts- und Verkehrslexikon, Ausgabe 1912, sowie einer historischen Landkarte der Umgebung von Kunheim).
 Le Patrimoine des Communes du Haut-Rhin. Flohic Editions, Band 1, Paris 1998, ISBN 2-84234-036-1, S. 118–120.

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Ort in Grand Est


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Q: Google Sheets API error "Unable to parse range" Есть код:
import httplib2
import os
from googleapiclient import discovery
from google.oauth2 import service_account

day_transform=[["B","F","I","M","P"],["B","F","I","K","N"],["B","E","H","K","N"],["B","D","G","J","M"],["B","E","H","K","M"],["B","E","H","K","N"],["B","D","","","O"]]
def get_info(grd,day,time):
    colomn="A"
    row=1
    scopes = [
        "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/spreadsheets",
    ]
    secret_file = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), "creds.json")
    spreadsheet_id = "x"
    range_name = "'"+str(grd)+" классы'!"+colomn+row
    credentials = service_account.Credentials.from_service_account_file(
        secret_file, scopes=scopes
    )
    service = discovery.build("sheets", "v4", credentials=credentials)
    values=service.spreadsheets().values().get(
        spreadsheetId=spreadsheet_id,
        range=range_name,
    ).execute()
    print(values.get('values'))

get_info(5,1,1)

Есть ошибка:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "main.py", line 24, in <module>
    get_info(5,1,1)
  File "main.py", line 21, in get_info
    values=service.spreadsheets().values().get(spreadsheetId=spreadsheet_id,range=range_name,).execute()
  File "/opt/virtualenvs/python3/lib/python3.8/site-packages/googleapiclient/_helpers.py", line 134, in positional_wrapper
    return wrapped(*args, **kwargs)
  File "/opt/virtualenvs/python3/lib/python3.8/site-packages/googleapiclient/http.py", line 920, in execute
    raise HttpError(resp, content, uri=self.uri)
googleapiclient.errors.HttpError: <HttpError 400 when requesting https://sheets.googleapis.com/v4/spreadsheets/x/values/%275%20%D0%BA%D0%BB%D0%B0%D1%81%D1%81%D1%8B%27%21A1?alt=json returned "Unable to parse range: '5 классы'!A1". Details: "Unable to parse range: '5 классы'!A1">

Причем я уверен что ссылка содержит таблицу с названием <5 классы>. в другой вкладке(таблица 1 называется <расписание 2021>, вкладка 2 называется <5 классы>). Как исправить?


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The opening verse of the Bible pictures the earth in a state of chaos. Deep waters surge to and fro, and it is intensely dark.
But God the Creator, in six days of intense activity and by the limitless energy of His Spirit power, transformed the turmoil into a new world of order and beauty. He turned on the light of the sun, dried out the land, planted trees and grasses, and stocked both sea, land and sky with a huge variety of life forms, each capable of reproducing. Then the mighty Designer proclaimed the seventh day a day of rest. Amazingly, that is how it still is – we measure our lives by groups of seven days and we call them weeks.
In the second chapter, we have more detail of the creation of man, brought to life with the breath of God, the very same life-force which keeps us going until one day we breathe our last, and our life stops. That sad fate is introduced in chapter three.
Adam, and his partner Eve lived in a Paradise – a watered garden. There they were subject to God's law – 'feel free to eat any fruit you desire, except from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil'. One day the Serpent – a creature created by God – fooled Eve into breaking God's rule. She then talked Adam into joining her in crime. Soon the human pair found themselves before the great Judge and were condemned to die at the end of a process of ageing, inevitable and final. This grim news was accompanied by exclusion from Paradise; in future they were to find their food only by toil and perspiration.
This human condition, which we all inherit (remember, we break God's rules ourselves, and therefore deserve Adam's sentence) would be grim indeed, were it not that God is merciful. Seeing the predicament, He prepared a way for us to achieve reconciliation and everlasting life.
Take a look at Genesis 3:15 for a taste of the many hidden surprises in the Bible. The Serpent had deceived Eve into breaking God's law, which the Bible calls Sin. From this point onwards, the Serpent in the Bible becomes symbolic of Sin. So, in this cryptic statement, which seems at first glance to state the obvious – that mankind and snakes do not get on with each other – God promised that a descendant of Eve would one day destroy Sin. He would stamp on the Serpent's head.
The solution to this 'Serpent Mystery' only became plain with the coming of Jesus, millennia later. Jesus, descended from Eve, conquered the temptation to sin day after day. Arrested and falsely accused, he volunteered to die, a sentence he did not deserve, and endured the pain of the cross so that he could share our humanity to the full. Consigned to the tomb, he could not in justice remain there, being a sinless man. God raised him to immortal life on the third day. At this point the power of sin was broken and those who believed in Jesus could be forgiven their sins and likewise raised from the dead at the Last Day. Amazingly, the whole gospel is there, in the opening chapters of Genesis! After their expulsion from the Garden of Eden, it seems that Adam and his family worshipped God at the gates of their former paradise, through which they could see the Way to the Tree of Life. Fiery cherubs and a flaming sword barred the road to happiness and fellowship with God, but the hope was set before them that one day, on God's terms, and in His good time, they might eat the fruit of the Tree of Life and live forever. That could only be possible through the death of the Son of God. And so they brought to this appointed place at the required times the sacrificial animals which God had prescribed, spotless and blemish-free, to represent in symbol his own dear Son.
The next 1000 years or so of human history are compressed into a few verses. Chapters four and five of Genesis record two rival genealogies – the one of the descendants of Cain, and the other of Seth, born to replace Abel. Cain's family were strong, warlike and selfish, with no respect for God. Seth's people, in contrast, were believers, and kept the commandments of the Lord. At last the longsuffering of the Creator was stretched too far. The Cainites had filled the world with violence and bloodshed. God's Way, the life He taught man to live, had become corrupted and man did what he pleased. The time had come to wash the world clean and start again.
The account of the Flood in Genesis chapters six and seven is a stark reminder of the power of God to judge the world, and His mercy in preserving the children of faithful Noah. He does not condemn the righteous with the wicked. When the waters retreated, Noah's family replenished the earth. From them came the three main branches of the modern family tree – the black peoples, the Asiatic/Europeans, and the Semitic race of Jews and Arabs.
Not surprisingly, the rebellious heart of man had not changed. Noah's descendants settled in Mesopotamia (recognised as the source of civilisation) and began to build the great cities of the plain. In an attempt to thwart the Creator, they planned the Tower of Babel, high enough they thought to protect them against another flood (even though God had promised He would not send one again). A visit from the angels (God's immortal messengers) put a stop to that by confusing their languages. After that the disparate tribes spread outwards into the earth.
From this point the Genesis camera focuses on the family of one man – Abraham, the father of the Jews and the Arabs. Our hero, a devout believer in God, was asked by an angelic visitor to leave his comfortable home in Ur, a city whose ruins are still visible in Iraq. In spite of the obvious uncertainties, and his advanced age, he set off for an unknown land. His reward was the promise of a large family, and a permanent inheritance of this land, which turned out to be Canaan, or Israel as we call it today.
The fascinating biography of the Father of the Faithful occupies 13 chapters of the Bible. Abraham's faith in God was tested time after time. He had been promised a son, but it took 25 years before the baby arrived. He had been guaranteed the land on which he camped in his tent, but until the day of his death he still owned none of it except a cemetery plot, which he paid for in cash.
As the New Testament writer to the Hebrews remarks, Abraham died in faith, still believing God would give him the land in which he was to be buried.
This means Abraham's faith stretched beyond death. He believed in the resurrection from the dead. He was convinced God would one day bring him back to life, so that he could inherit the land for ever. That is why the Apostle Paul says the 'gospel' was preached to Abraham.
Abraham had two sons. One was born of his slave-concubine Hagar. This was Ishmael, forefather of the Arab races. The other was Isaac, his son by his true wife Sarah, and born miraculously in extreme old age. God chose Isaac as the heir of Abraham's promises, and repeated them to this young man as he grew up. One most moving incident, in chapter 22, involves the final and greatest test for Abraham.
The angel of the Lord asked him to offer his beloved Isaac as a sacrifice on a hill three days' journey away – from the directions probably Mount Moriah outside Jerusalem. The torment of the old man and the obedience of his young son – who was later spared – is a classic of literature. It also helps us understand how much God suffered when He allowed His own dear Son to die at the hands of his enemies, so that we could be delivered from death.
In time Isaac and his wife had twin boys, and once again the firstborn, Esau, was demoted in favour of the younger, Jacob. Esau became the head of the Edomites, who like the Arabs became implacable rivals to the descendants of Jacob – the twelve tribes of Israel. The twists in the fortunes of Jacob are riveting. Jacob tried endlessly to prosper himself by craft and guile but came to realise, after 20 years, that it was God who had protected him, and given him success.
In recognition of this realisation, Jacob's name was changed to Israel, 'a prince with God'. He returned to the land of his birth, but was devastated by the loss of his dearest wife, Rachel, in childbirth. Sorrow struck again when his favourite, her son Joseph, was taken from him by stealth as his jealous brothers sold him into slavery and pretended to their father that he was dead.
The last 14 chapters of the Book of Beginnings tell the amazing story of young Joseph, transplanted violently at the age of 17 into an alien land. For 21 years he had no contact with his family or any other believer in God, yet his faith never waivered. His master promoted him from slave to head of the house. Then overnight he was thrown into prison, after his master's wife pretended he had molested her. Defenceless and alone, this second reversal was daunting but even in prison Joseph made the best of things.
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package com.intellij.execution.configurations;

import com.intellij.openapi.module.Module;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;

/**
 * @author spleaner
 */
public interface RunProfileWithCompileBeforeLaunchOption extends RunProfile {
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  @NotNull
  Module[] getModules();
}

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HMS Hermes (R12)
1959 UK Centaur-class aircraft carrier
For other ships with the same name, see HMS Hermes.
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HMS Hermes returning to Portsmouth after action in the South Atlantic
Name: HMS Hermes
Builder: Vickers-Armstrong
Laid down: 21 June 1944
Launched: 16 February 1953
Commissioned: 25 November 1959
Decommissioned: 1984
Struck: 1985
Homeport: HMNB Portsmouth
Identification: pennant number: 61 (1945) R12 (1951) R22 (as Viraat)
Fate: Sold to India in 1986 and renamed INS Viraat
Name: INS Viraat
Acquired: May 1987
Decommissioned: 6 March 2017[1]
Identification: Pennant number: R22
Class and type: Centaur-class aircraft carrier
Displacement: 23,000 tonnes standard 2; 28,000 tonnes full load
198.12 m (650 ft 0 in) p.p.
225.20 m (738 ft 10 in) f.d. (as built)
226.90 m (744 ft 5 in) o.a. (with ski-jump)
27.43 m (90 ft 0 in) w.l.
43.90 m (144 ft 0 in) f.d.
Draught: 8.50 m (27 ft 11 in)
Propulsion:
2 Parsons SR geared turbines, 76,000 shp (57 MW)
4 Admiralty 3-drum boilers
Speed: 28 kn (52 km/h)
Range: 7,000 nmi (13,000 km) at 18 kn (33 km/h)
Complement: 2,100
10 × 40 mm Bofors
After 1970: 2 × Sea Cat launchers
Aircraft carried:
Up to 1970: 12 Sea Vixens, 7 Buccaneers, 5 Gannets and 6 Wessex
After 1980: up to 28 Sea Harriers and 9 Westland Sea Kings
Hermes in 1962
HMS Hermes was a conventional British aircraft carrier and the last of the Centaur class.
Hermes was in service with the Royal Navy from 1959 until 1984, and she served as the flagship of the British forces during the 1982 Falklands War.
After being sold to India in 1986, the vessel was recommissioned and remained in service with the Indian Navy as INS Viraat until 2017. A crowdfunding campaign failed to preserve the ship as a museum piece.
1 Construction and modifications
3 Operations
3.1 Proposed operation of F-4 Phantom
3.2 Proposed transfer to Australia
3.3 Proposed international fleet
3.4 Commando/ASW/STOVL carrier
3.5 Falklands War
3.6 After the Falklands War
3.7 Viraat
4 Complement
5 Preservation
Construction and modifications[edit]
The ship was laid down by Vickers-Armstrong at Barrow-in-Furness during World War II as HMS Elephant. Construction was suspended in 1945 but work was resumed in 1952 to clear the slipway and the hull was launched on 16 February 1953. The vessel remained unfinished until 1957, when she entered service on 18 November 1959 as HMS Hermes after extensive modifications which included installation of a massive Type 984 'searchlight' 3D radar, a fully angled deck with a deck-edge elevator, and steam catapults. With these changes she more resembled the reconstructed aircraft carrier Victorious than the other three ships in the class.
Hermes initially operated Supermarine Scimitar, de Havilland Sea Vixen, and Fairey Gannet fixed-wing aircraft, together with Westland Whirlwind helicopters.
Cost[edit]
Hermes cost £18 million,[2] with another £1 million for electronic equipment [2] and £10 million for aircraft in 1959.[2]
Operations[edit]
On 16 November 1962, Hermes was off Pembrokeshire in Wales when one of her helicopters carrying two Members of Parliament, Lord Windlesham and the MP for Loughborough, John Cronin, back from the carrier, which they had been visiting, to RNAS Brawdy, crashed off St David's Head. While Cronin and the helicopter's two man crew were saved by another helicopter from Hermes, Lord Windlesham and an RAF officer being carried as a passenger were killed.[3][4]
Proposed operation of F-4 Phantom[edit]
F-4B Phantom of the US Navy operating from Hermes in 1963. Although the Admiralty initially indicated that Hermes would be modernised to operate the Phantom, the plan proved unworkable owing to the ship's small size.
Civil Lord of the Admiralty John Hay said in Parliament on 2 March 1964 that "Phantoms will be operated from "Hermes", "Eagle" and the new carrier when it is built. ... Our present information and advice is that the aircraft should be able to operate from "Hermes" after she has undergone her refit."[5] This seemed optimistic, as most sources believed Victorious was the smallest carrier then in commission that the modified RN F-4K versions of the Phantom could realistically have operated from. The British Spey engines replacing the US J79 were a political necessity given the cancellation of the British P.1154 vertical/short take-off and landing aircraft project. The projected F-4 superior fuel efficiency using the Spey engines was overshadowed by larger engine size and inflexibility. From the smaller Hermes takeoff would be at 25k rather than 28k from Eagle.[6] And an F-4 would have to be catapulted from Hermes at much lower weight (less fuel) than from Eagle and combat air patrols possible would be 25 to 50 percent less duration than from Eagle, reduced from 2.00 to 2.30 hours to 1.00 to 1.30 hrs,[7] and only partly compensated by refueling when airborne. It was optimistically believed Hermes could replace its Vixens with Spey powered F-4s on a one to one basis,[8] ie 11–12 + 7–8 Buccaneers. While the Phantoms built for the RN were modified in ways similar to F-8 Crusaders for the French Navy – improving deceleration on landing – the modifications were not entirely successful. Hermes's flight deck was too short, her arresting gear as well as her catapults were not powerful enough to recover or launch the F-4Ks, even though they were slightly lighter, more economical and higher performing than their US Navy counterparts[citation needed]. The Phantom trials held on Hermes in 1969–1970 proved this, though in the views of Minister of Defence, Denis Healey, the carrier could operate the most modern aircraft, but in too small numbers to be effective. While it is clear that McNamara's claims that the F-4 was not safe for use on the USN Essex class, or 31,000-ton carriers, was rightly rejected by the civil Lord of Admiralty Lord Hay.[9] It is clear that Hermes was not a viable substitute for CVA02,[10] but the programme was politically and financially impossible, a case of the best being the enemy of the good.
Proposed transfer to Australia[edit]
A 1966 review indicated that Hermes was surplus to operational requirements and she was offered to the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) as a replacement for HMAS Melbourne. In 1968, Hermes took part in a combined exercise with the RAN, during which the carrier was visited by senior RAN officers and Australian government officials, while RAN A-4G Skyhawks and Grumman S-2 Trackers practised landings on the larger carrier.[11] The offer was turned down due to operating and manpower costs.
Proposed international fleet[edit]
Hermes served as one of four Royal Navy strike carriers mainly in the Indian Ocean and finally in the Mediterranean Sea until decommissioned in 1970. She could have seen action against the Egyptians when Egypt closed off the Straits of Tiran to Israeli shipping in May 1967 when the UK and US contemplated forming an international fleet to open the straits with force if necessary,[12] but the idea never materialised.
Final CATOBAR air wing 1968–1970
809 NAS Buccaneer S2 7 Strike
893 NAS Sea Vixen FAW2 12 Fleet air defence
849A NAS Gannet AEW3 4 Airborne Early Warning
Gannet COD4 1 Carrier On-Board Delivery
814 NAS Wessex HAS3 5 Anti-Submarine Warfare
Ships Flight Wessex HAS1 1 Anti-Submarine Warfare
Commando/ASW/STOVL carrier[edit]
When the decision was made in the mid-1960s to phase out fixed wing carrier operations Hermes was slated to become a "Commando Carrier" for Royal Marine operations (similar in concept to a US Navy LHA). Therefore, Hermes was docked down in number 10 Dock in Devonport Dockyard between 1971 and 1973, undergoing a conversion in which her arresting cables, steam catapults, and 3-D radar were removed. Landing craft and berthing for 800 troops were added and her airwing became approximately 20 Sea King helicopters. By 1976, with the Soviet submarine threat becoming apparent and through NATO pressure, a further mild conversion was performed for Hermes to become an anti-submarine warfare carrier to patrol the North Atlantic. Hermes underwent one more conversion and new capabilities were added when she was refitted at Portsmouth from 1980 to June 1981, during which a 12° ski-jump and facilities for operating Sea Harriers were incorporated.[13]
After this refit the air wing comprised:
800 NAS 5 Sea Harrier FRS1 fighter
826 NAS 12 Sea King HAS5 ASW
Falklands War[edit]
HMS Hermes in 1982
Hermes was due to be decommissioned in 1982 after a 1981 defence review (that would have made the Royal Navy considerably smaller) by the British government, but when the Falklands War broke out, she was made the flagship of the British forces, setting sail for the South Atlantic just three days after the Argentine invasion of the Falkland Islands. She sailed for the Falklands with an airgroup of 12 Sea Harrier FRS1 attack aircraft of the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm, and 18 Sea King helicopters. A few weeks after sailing, more aircraft were flown or transported via other ships to replace some losses and augment the task force. Hermes's airgroup grew to 16 Sea Harriers, 10 Hawker Siddeley Harrier GR3s of the Royal Air Force, and 10 Sea Kings (after some of the helicopters were dispersed to other ships) as well as a troop of Special Air Service (SAS) and Royal Marines. As she was the RN's largest carrier, she was considered too valuable to risk close into the Falklands, due to the possibility of Argentine air force attacks. Her Harriers therefore operated at the limit of their endurance radius but were very successful in keeping the enemy aircraft at bay.
Air group at the height of the Falklands Conflict:
800 NAS – 16 Sea Harrier FRS.1
826 NAS – 5 Sea King HAS.5
846 NAS – 5 Sea King HC.4
No. 1 Squadron RAF – 10 Harrier GR.3
After the Falklands War[edit]
After her return home from the Falklands conflict Hermes entered into a much needed 4-month refit to her propulsion and electrical systems, as well as a thorough cleaning and repainting. When this was completed in November 1982, she embarked stores and performed work-ups exercises. She then took part in NATO exercises in the North Atlantic, and the Mediterranean Sea as a commando carrier. In the autumn of 1983 she took part in her last exercise, Ocean Safari, where she reverted to a strike carrier role, embarking 12 Sea Harriers, 10 RAF Harrier GR.3s and 10 Sea Kings. After this exercise, she called into Devonport for a minor refit and thereafter into maintained reserve in Portsmouth.
In 1983, when the proposed sale of the aircraft carrier Invincible to the Royal Australian Navy was cancelled following the Falklands War, an offer was made to sell Hermes and a squadron of Sea Harriers to Australia. However the new Hawke Government decided against purchasing a replacement for HMAS Melbourne.[14]
Hermes served with the Royal Navy until 12 April 1984. On this day she entered Portsmouth with a reduced crew, under her own steam, flying the White Ensign for the final time as a seagoing ship.
Viraat[edit]
In April 1986 Hermes was towed from Portsmouth Dockyard to Devonport Dockyard to be refitted, re activated and sold to India, recommissioning and sailing as INS Viraat in 1987.[15]
Taken from Torpoint in Cornwall, INS Viraat, is seen here leaving Devonport Dockyard for the last time as she begins the long voyage to India for service with the Indian Navy
INS Viraat docked at Mumbai Naval Docks after final decommission from the service
Complement[edit]
Her typical aircraft complement in the late 1960s consisted of 12 Sea Vixen FAW2s, 7 Buccaneer S2s, 4 Gannet AEW3s, 1 Gannet COD4, 5 Wessex HAS3s and 1 Wessex HAS1. She was recommissioned as a commando carrier in 1973, as an ASW carrier in 1976 (carrying around 20 or so Sea King and Wessex helicopters), and then as a V/STOL carrier in 1981. Hermes initial complement of aircraft as a V/STOL carrier was 5 Harriers and 12 Sea King helicopters, though she had the capacity for up to a total of 37 aircraft.
Preservation[edit]
Following her decommissioning from the Indian Navy in 2017, a crowdfunding campaign was launched to preserve Hermes as a museum piece.[16] The campaign aimed to raise £100,000, but was only able to raise £9,303 before being declared unsuccessful.[17]
On 1 November 2018 the Maharashtra cabinet approved the conversion of Viraat into India's first moored maritime museum and marine adventure centre. It would be located near Nivati, Sindhudurg district.[18][19] On 1 July 2019 the Indian Minister of State for Defence informed the Indian Parliament that a decision to scrap Viraat had been taken due to the non-receipt of any financially self-sustaining proposal.[20]
Type 984 radar
^ After nearly 30 years with Indian Navy, aircraft carrier INS Viraat decommissioned, Z News, 6 March 2017, retrieved 2 June 2017
^ a b c Hansard, HC Deb 07 March 1960 vol 619, ccc153–4, debate on Navy Estimates for 1960–61, speech by John Rankin.
^ "Bad Month for Air World: Five Killed in Centaur: Six Lose Lives in Air Crashes". Navy News. December 1962. p. 1. Retrieved 20 October 2018.
^ C. Ian Orr-Ewing, Civil Lord of the Admiralty (20 November 1962). "Royal Navy (Accidents)". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). 667. House of Commons. col. 1016–1017. Retrieved 20 October 2018.
^ Hansard, HC Deb 02 March 1964 vol 690 cc916-1087, debate on Defence (Navy) Estimates, 1964–65, speech by John Hay
^ N. Freidman. Fighters over the Fleet. Naval Air Defence form Biplanes to the Cold War. Seaforth- Pen & Sword (2016) Barnsley, p. 340.
^ N. Freidman Fighters over the Fleet. Seaforth (2016) pp. 339–341.
^ Friedman. Fighters over the Fleet. Seaforth (2016) pp. 240–241.
^ HCDefence Estimates debate, 64-5
^ Lord Twiss, Lord Hill & D.K Brown History of RN constructors. Norman Friedman
^ Hobbs, Commander David (October 2007). "HMAS Melbourne (II) – 25 Years On". The Navy. 69 (4): 5–9. ISSN 1322-6231.
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^ "Sea Harrier Down Under". harrier.org.uk. Retrieved 27 May 2008.
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^ "Fresh bid made to save former Falklands flagship".
^ "HMS Hermes repatriation".
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^ "Finally, aircraft carrier Viraat to be scrapped". The Hindu. 1 July 2019. Retrieved 29 September 2019.
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Rules of Go - introductory
Difficulty: Introductory Keywords: Rules
This page introduces the rules of Go. These rules allow you to quickly start playing your first game.
1. Players
2. Board
3. Point
4. Stones
5. Play
6. Game Start
7. Capture
Example 1: capture of one stone
Example 2: capture of three stones in a corner
Example 3: capture of two strings
Example 4: capture by a stone with no liberties
8. No Repetition
9. Ending a Game
10. Further Study
Go is played by two players, called Black and White.
The Go board is a grid of horizontal and vertical lines, as shown below.
The standard 19x19 board
The standard size of the board is 19x19.
Other board sizes such as 9x9 or 13x13 are also played, usually by beginners or players who desire shorter games.
A 5x5 board
On this page, examples are shown on a 5x5 board, which is small compared to the sizes players normally use. The size of the board does not affect the rules.
The lines of the board have intersections wherever they cross or touch each other. Each intersection is called a point. Intersections at the four corners and the edges of the board are also called a point.
Go is played on the points of the board, not on the squares.
Two points
The example board has 25 points. The red circle indicates a point near the center of the board. The red square indicates a point at one of the corners.
Adjacency
Two points connected by a line segment are said to be adjacent or next to each other. Stones that are all adjacent to one another are called a string.
The two white stones in this diagram are adjacent to each other and are a string.
The two black stones are not adjacent to each other.
Black uses black stones ( ). White uses white stones ( ).
Some stones
The example shows a game position with 4 black stones and 3 white stones.
The points on which any stone is put are called occupied. All other points are called unoccupied or empty.
You do not need to use Go stones to play Go. You can play Go using whatever you have, such as poker chips, beads, buttons, coins, etc. Additionally, you can play Go on paper by drawing a grid and marking O's and X's on the intersections as you play.
Players take alternate turns.
The player having the turn puts one of their stones on an empty point.
White plays a stone at .
Sometimes, to complete a move, a player removes stones from the board.
Sometimes there are points that may not be played on a particular turn.
A player may also pass instead of playing a stone on their turn.
Once a stone is placed on the board, the stone does not move unless it is captured
A game of Go starts with an empty board and Black plays first, unless playing with handicap.
Empty board
Black starts
In the example Black chooses to start at the point .
If one player has more experience than the other, the players may play with a handicap, meaning the less experienced player holds the black stones and starts with a few stones already on the board. Handicap makes Go more enjoyable for the players with some difference of ability.
The capture rule: If a player surrounds an opposing stone or stones by playing on all adjacent points, those opposing stone(s) are captured and are removed from the board.
Every stone or string of stones must have at least one adjacent point that is unoccupied. This unoccupied point is called a liberty. Adjacent stones in a string share liberties, and the stones are said to have liberties.
If there are no empty points next to a stone or a string of stones (i.e. no liberties), the stones are removed from the board. The only exception is that a capturing stone may have no liberty until the stones it captures are removed: see example 4.
The white stone is almost surrounded. It is adjacent to only one unoccupied point, marked . Thus, the stone has only one liberty.
Remember: only adjacent points can be liberties. So the points marked are not liberties.
Black captures
Black's move occupies the last liberty of the white stone, surrounding it completely. It is thus captured and will be removed from the board. .
The captured stone has been removed from the board.
The three white stones are adjacent to one another and share liberties. As a string, the stones stand or fall together.
Black captures three stones
Black's move occupies their last liberty and captures them, removing them from the board.
A move can also surround different stones at the same time even if not all of them are connected as a string.
Here, a is the only liberty of two separate strings: the four white stones at the top and the single white stone in the middle.
Black captures 5 stones
Black's move captures the surrounded five white stones. For this Black occupies their last liberty. They now have no liberties, so they are captured and thus removed.
This example illustrates the rule that a capturing stone need not have a liberty until the captured stones are removed.
White captures
The White move occupies the last liberty of the two black stones, capturing them. Note that is a legal move although it has no liberties when it is played.
Now has a liberty again, leaving a legal position.
The repetition rule: One may not play a move that repeats a previous board position.
This rule prevents players from endlessly capturing and recapturing a stone, back and forth.
A position
A legal move
White's move removes a stone.
Illegal move
Black's move would remove the stone . However, would also repeat an earlier position - the position just before .
Since the rule prohibits repetition of the board position, Black cannot play at now in the example. Black must play on a different point.
Note that on subsequent turns, the same move may be available as a legal move, because it will not be repeating the same board position.
For more on this rule, see ko.
The situation where repeating captures of the same stones would be possible without a special rule is called a ko; ko fights can be one of the most exciting parts of the game.
The victory rule: The player who occupies (controls or surrounds) the most points wins the game.
When neither player wants to keep putting stones on the board, they will each pass. (Passing is always a legal move, although it is only good at the end of the game!) The player who controls more of the board wins.
There are two ways to score, area scoring (also called Chinese rules) and territory scoring (also called Japanese rules). Both systems count territory, the number of unoccupied points surrounded by one player's stones, but they differ in how the stones are counted. In either case, each player gets a total score and whoever has the larger score wins the game. For the vast majority of positions, the two systems give the same difference of scores and give the same winner.
In area scoring, the score is territory plus the number stones the player has left on the board.
In territory scoring, the score is territory minus the number of stones the opponent has captured.
The example below uses area scoring.
Final position
Black's points
In this position, Black controls 6 points of territory and has 7 points occupied by black stones. Thus, Black has a total of 13 points.
White's points
Meanwhile, White controls 5 points of territory and has 7 points occupied by white stones. Thus, White has a total of 12 points.
In the example, Black controls more points. Therefore, Black wins the game.
That's it! Now you can play Go.
This page is a first, basic introduction to the game. As an introduction, it does not seek to overwhelm the reader with a bestiary of strange cases which are decided differently depending on the exact wording of the rules. If precise readers spot inconsistencies in these rules; or if eager beginners encounter a situation in their games which they found ambiguous; then they may wish to consult
Rules of Go - second tutorial for further detail
The second tutorial aims to deal with frequently asked questions, introduce the finer points of making a consistent rule set, and explain why different Go associations sometimes have different rules. However, it still assumes that the reader does not yet have a good intuitive feel for the game. To jump straight into the thick of things, see
Rules of Go
A more subtle understanding of the rules of Go will not help you play Go better. There are several minor variations to the rules of Go worldwide, but it is quite rare for these variations to affect play. Most of the confusions that a beginner faces are not about how to play, but about how to play well.
Beginner study section
These pages should help with the first questions arising from practical play. For other pages aimed at beginners, see
Pages for Beginners
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I woke up recently with a line from a song in my head. The song was "Cemetery Gates" by The Smiths--one of their signature jaunty-melody-with-morose-lyrics numbers. The actual meaning of the song is less important than the way my own subconscious seems to have appropriated the message upon waking. I rolled over in bed and repeated the line to Val: "Keats and Yeats are on your side." She smiled. "You know, I think that's true. I think they are on your side, Robert."
Still, the poets of yesteryear probably had the same combination of wild inventiveness and ferocious discipline that attracts us contemporary poets to the page. Had we all met, therefore, we might have got along--and perhaps one day in the poetic afterlife, we will find, despite our factions and fracases, that we were all on the same side all along.
Categories: Insights and Poetry. Tags: The Smiths. Poets: John Keats and W.B. Yeats.


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Barking and Dagenham Post > News > Business
Unemployment figure at lowest for a year in Barking and Dagenham
Published: 12:27 PM June 22, 2012
The jobless claimant count has fallen to its lowest level for nearly a year in Barking and Dagenham, new figures reveal.
The number of dole claimants fell to 7,215 last month in the borough, the biggest drop since July 2011, the latest Office for National Statistics numbers show.
The encouraging news for Barking and Dagenham came amid signs of improvement in the Labour market in the UK as a whole, with figures showing that unemployment had seen a reduction of 51,000 to 2.61million.
Between 6.4 per cent and 6.6 per cent of the working population received Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA) at job centres in Barking and Dagenham between July 2011 and April 2012. This fell to 6.3 per cent in May with 7,215 JSA claimants.
Employment minister Chris Grayling said: "Any fall in unemployment is very welcome but I remain cautious over the next few months given the continuing economic challenges we face.
"These figures show that with the right support in place, it is possible for the private sector to create jobs while the public sector employment is falling."
Last month, Barking and Dagenham Chamber of Commerce welcomed the fall in people claiming JSA.
However, the statistics also revealed that long-term youth unemployment had more than doubled in the capital in the last year to April 2012.
In Barking and Dagenham the number of jobless 16 to 24-year-olds still looking for work after six months soared by 136 per cent from 375 to 885.
Labour London assembly member John Biggs said the large increases in youth unemployment were "deeply worrying".
Latest government figures showed the number of jobless people aged 16 to 24 on the dole for between six and 12 months had risen from 535 in March to 570 in April, but fallen back to 535 in May in Barking and Dagenham.
Unemployment figures are still significantly higher in Barking and Dagenham compared to other parts of London and the UK as a whole.
Some 4.2 per cent of Londoners and 3.9 per cent of people in the UK claimed JSA in May 2012.