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It is virtually impossible to watch WWE programming without seeing a second (or even third) generation performer. As of this writing, thirteen members of the current roster have a parent who competed as a professional wrestler, and there is a lot of indication that this number will grow. Florida Championship Wrestling (the training ground for the WWE) has many more second generation sports entertainers waiting to continue the legacies put forth by their parents.
The second generation wrestler is not a new phenomenon, but as these numbers continue to grow, it seems like a good time to look at just at which families may very well be wrestling royalty. What we mean by that term, are clans that have at least reached the third generation, have had multiple competitors per generation and show signs that wrestling lineage will continue for years to come. With that being the criteria (and with all due respect to many of the other great wrestling families) there are three names that we found synonymous with the term "wrestling royalty"; The Harts of Calgary, the Anoa'I (The Samoan Clan) family and the Guerreros out of Texas.
The patriarch of the latter was Salvador Guerrero who for decades was one of the biggest stars in Mexico. Adopting the name "Gory" Guerrero in reference to his vicious wrestling style, Gory would draw the ire of Mexican wrestling fans who flocked to arenas in hope that Gory would lose to their heroes. He was easily the top heel of his day in Mexico and arguably was the first heel superstar in Mexico. Despite his bloodthirsty persona, he was a technical innovator in the ring and is credited for developing many wrestling maneuvers that remain staples of the ring decades later. Like many of the great wrestlers, Gory Guerrero would give back and go on to train others. It was especially easy for him to do that as he had four sons; all of which would become stars in the wrestling industry.
His oldest son is Chavo Guerrero who the first to try to follow the large shadow cast by his father. Like his brothers did after him, Chavo was able to meet the expectations of being the son of Gory Guerrero and became a top performer where ever he competed. We had the opportunity to chat with the man who if affectionately known now as "Chavo Classic" about being the son of a legend, competing as a headliner, working with his brothers and the adversity he faced on his road to stardom.
After this interview, it was very clear that we did not just interview a wrestler; we interviewed a son, a father, a Mexican American, an athlete, but most of all we interviewed a Guerrero. We learned quickly that it was interviewing a Guerrero that was the greatest honor of all.
Regardless of what industry you are going in to, be it in athletics or even accounting, when you are following in the footsteps as someone as successful as your father, does that make you want to follow his path that much more, or was their pressure to become a wrestler, or was this something that never entered into the equation?
"Well my dad never said you guys have to be wrestlers. Like Fritz Von Erich did with some of his kids. With my dad, if we said we wanted to be wrestlers, he would say "all right, but I am going to be your trainer". Now, he was a big legend like you said; probably the best wrestler to come out of Mexico, and my uncle was a wrestler too. We never wanted to be Superman or Batman or the Lone Ranger in my era, we wanted to be wrestlers. My dad had a gym in Mexico and he would take us with him to the gym. We didn't learn drop kicks right away, like they do today. He didn't teach us how to fall, he taught us tumbling, put your head in. Naturally, the first thing you hit in most moves is your head. You have to learn when you are in the air to keep your chin into your chest because that will protect your head. We would do a lot of basic exercises. We would learn a lot of amateur wrestling. I also wrestled in high school and at college at the University of Texas-El Paso. I even became a wrestling coach for several years, but all this time I was striving to reach my goal which was professional wrestling.
To answer the second half of your question was it harder for me? Yeah, people would say that you are a wrestler because of your father; it was easy for you to get in. We may have been booked because of my dad, but it wasn't easy as other wrestlers really put it to us. Those wrestlers couldn't beat my dad, so then they would come after me. And if they couldn't beat me, they would go after Mando and so on and so on and I think Eddie got the worst of it. But it all made us better wrestlers because we had so much passion and to this day we still do. This business is part of the Guerrero name. You heard of the Flying Wallendas, we were the Wrestling Guerreros. The only ones that didn't take up wrestling were my sisters, and I am sure they wrestle with their husbands! (laughs).
Bottom line is we never got forced into the business. My dad taught is all well. That is why still keep going today. At the age of 62 can I still out perform many of these wrestlers today. If you learn things the right way, you don't have to do things twice. It is all about practice, practice, practice. At my age you can imagine how many times I did a fireman's carry, or a takedown or an arm drag or a back drop or drop kick, but our dad taught us the right way. I used to be a diver and when I was learning I wanted to do a flip off the top rope, my dad did not say just do it. It is different landing in water. He put a harness on me. You have to protect your ankles; you have to protect your knees. Everything was done correctly and that is why we all became successful. The more time you put into something, the better you become."
Now your dad wrestled primarily as a heel, was that because he was born in the United States?
"No, he wrestled as a heel in Mexico but was a babyface in the United States. He was a rough wrestler and he played well as a heel in Mexico, but the Latin community in the States wanted to the cheer for him. He was one of the first Spanish wrestlers, and they need someone to cheer. That's just the way it was."
As someone coming up, you began in a time when there was a lot of Hispanic wrestling fans, but not necessarily Hispanic wrestling stars. Behind the scenes did you face a lot of racial issues because of this?
"Oh my God yes. I am the darkest of the Guerreros and I mean by pigmentation. I love the sun, and in the summer, I really get dark. Even in grade school I remember an instance in North Carolina we went to the swimming pool where we lived. I mean, we lived one year here, six months there. We were like gypsies because at time you had the territories, but there always work. Anyways, we were in North Carolina at the time and I was with Mando, and he has a lighter complexion than me. They said to us he (Mando) can come in to the swimming pool but you can't. I went home, and I couldn't understand it at the time. This was like third or fourth grade. I went home and my dad said where is your brother, you were supposed to take care of him? Long story short, my dad went there and made a big stink out of it and I got in to the pool. When I got there, I did a high dive into the pool. When I got into the water, all of these kids who I thought were my friends surrounded me and said there is a N*****r in the pool. I didn't understand it then, I looked around wondering where he was. I said where is he, and they all said it's you.
When I finally got into wrestling, I wasn't a big guy maybe 190 pounds soaking wet and they would tie me up and down. But by this time, I was at the right place in the right time. Satellite TV came into all these Hispanic places, and I was just happy to be there; often the only Mexican. But I was also bilingual. A lot of people did not want to put me over. They looked at me as too small but many promotions needed someone like me as there just wasn't enough Hispanic wrestlers at the time. After a while, I just realized, if you don't like me, just look the other way."
Would you say you faced an equal prejudice for your size as your race?
"Well, at the beginning for my size, but once they saw they could draw money with me they would work with me because I sold tickets."
In prepping for this interview, I read that it was a dream of yours to team with your father, which was something that you did get to do. You also said that you always felt somewhat in the shadow of Gory. With that said, in the NWA Hollywood territory, you established yourself as the top draw there for I believe a five year period. Did this make you feel that you truly made it on your own?
"Well, there will only ever be one Gory Guerrero. There will only ever be one Roddy Piper. There will only ever be one Chavo Guerrero Sr.. There is only ever one original. At first, people would say to me that you are good but you are not as good as your dad. I was proud at first, but you question yourself when you hear that a lot. When I got to L.A., I started taping the matches. Back then it was reel to reel, I was able to really see myself in the ring. I saw that I was good and I could convince myself that I was a good wrestler. Little by little I kept getting better. Sure, I could compare myself to my dad, but we are different. You have to compare to yourself. Everybody has their own style."
In that timeframe, that is when you wrestled some of the biggest names in the industry. Terry Funk, Dory Funk Jr., Harley Race…
"I am the only one in one year who wrestled five world champions. It was Dory, Terry, Harley Race, Nick Bockwinkel and Superstar Billy Graham. This was all at the Olympic, because they would usually come through Japan. They were all very nice to me, they taught me a lot. I would just shut up and listen. Little by little, I would become what we call a general in the ring, where you call the matches. It wouldn't matter if you worked with a tomato; you made that tomato look good. You give people their money's worth, and you convince them to come back again. I learned a lot then, when you wrestle the best and you have an open mind you can't help but learn."
It is interesting to hear you say that. About two weeks ago, I was watching the WWE produced documentary on Roddy Piper where he credited you for putting him on the map and helping to teach him the next steps of the business.
"Again, Roddy was at the right place at the right time. Roddy was a boxer, he wasn't a wrestler, and we wrestled every damn day for three years. We had so many matches. I used to lead him, but we did every match you could think of. We had to, we had to fill those seats up. I learned a lot from Roddy myself. I am really honored that he said that. He was open to what I said. We became great buddies. He remains one of my dear friends to this day."
That is nice to hear. Again, prior to this interview I was doing research and was amazed how many times you wrestled Roddy at the Olympic. It wasn't just his name coming up; many others came up over and over again.
"Yeah, they made Roddy work. He was a wrestler, he was a manager, he was Mr. Mexico, he was the Canadian…."
Piper wrestled as Mr. Mexico?
"Yeah, at one time he was Mr. Mexico #3 or #4. Roddy was in every match. They abused his character, but he made it. He was so good on the mike, he still is."
You competed a lot in Japan which was a completely different style.
"Tighter, you have to be tighter in Japan."
You had a lot of matches with legends over there too, many with Tatsumi Fujinami.
"One of the best fights of my life. I just watched it the other day on YouTube."
(Laughs) I was watching that an hour ago.
"My timing was good. I was leading Fujinami. If you know anything about wrestling he messed up a couple of times and I was able to cover it up, I was on track then, I was probably in the best shape of my life."
You must still have quite the following in Japan, your fan page is based in Japan isn't it?
"Yes it is. Some Japanese guy wanted to do it for me. He does a damn good job."
(The site link is http://www.geocities.co.jp/Colosseum-Athene/1956/11.html)
It is a great reference site for your career.
"They have stuff on it I didn't know I had! Everything I want them to put on they do. It's an honor that someone would do this. Especially for the young kids I teach, I can show them all I that did."
Did you prefer wrestling in Japan?
"No, I preferred wrestling everywhere! However, Japan was more my style because it was always tight. It was more amateur. If you grab someone by the waist, you got to be really tight to make sure you don't take an elbow. They would challenge me more in Japan. In every tour you would do, especially the first day they would challenge you more. You had to beat the shit out of them a bit so that they would loosen up later in the tour. But you really had to make them, because many of them (Japanese wrestlers) didn't know how to work the people. In the United States though, the timing was a lot better. I combined both styles which made me a better wrestler. I don't know if you know this, but I am the first guy to do a moonsault. It was even the 1986 move of the year (Pro Wrestling Observer). I was always thinking about wrestling. I always had a little agenda, for example in L.A. Monday was Pico Rivera, Tuesday was San Diego, Wednesday was Olympic TV, Thursday was Bakersfield, Friday was the Olympic, the big show, Saturday was Fresno and Sunday was San Beranadino. It was mostly the same thing during the week. In my agenda, I would write down what color of trunks and boots I used and would always go different. That was one thing that my dad always told me. You always have to look like a professional. It all helped make the puzzle of Chavo Guerrero Sr.."
Is it safe to say that Fujinami was your favorite opponent in Japan?
"There are certain people that you can always have a good match with. Fujinami and I were always thinking together. I could have a much better match with him than Onita who didn't know as much as Fujinami."
When you were wrestling Onita that was before he got into the garbage style of wrestling that he became known for.
"Onita was just more awkward. Fujinami, I wrestled him in my retirement match in Japan, and he is still there. We always clicked. We knew which moves were coming next, when to improvise. It goes to show you, that match you saw on YouTube, none of that was choreographed. In Japan, they tell you nothing. You go in the ring, and you just have to wing it. That is where your professionalism comes in. It was a good match to watch. Damn I was good! (laughs)"
You established your name solid in Japan, and various territories in the United States, but how much did you compete in Mexico?
"I would go back and forth to Mexico. I was there with Triple A for about a year. You know here was my big mistake. When I would go to Japan and then come back to the States instead of going somewhere where they had TV I would work other places. When you are not on TV, it's over. This would hurt me a lot in the States. I would come back and tell the promoters to go to hell. They were thieves, they didn't want to pay. I could make good money in Japan. I became a rebel, I would go in and out, but I wasn't thinking of the future. I look back and wondered if I did the right thing. With some points yes and some points no, but I always kept my integrity. They never wanted me to go to Japan even though they (American promoters) were paying me peanuts. I would say, pay me what I make in Japan, and I won't go there."
When you went back to Japan in the 80's you worked for All Japan.
"Well, I worked for (Giant) Baba when I was really young, and later I went to work for Inoki. After I won the belt, they started their bullshit about money. There was a revolution going on there, Mike LaBelle was lying to me, so I took off to the other side. I talked to Terry Funk. He got me the deal, and it was a damned good deal. Baba gave me his handshake and he was always true to his word and I was happy. With Onita, Tiger Mask and Misawa, we made his Junior Heavyweight Class special."
So you found All Japan a better environment than New Japan?
"Yeah, the tours were easier. With Inoki, they had you going from one end of Japan to the other, waking up at five in the morning to go the next town. I was there for six weeks at a time, it was hard. With Baba you were going on for two week stretches but was in or near Tokyo all of the time. When we did travel, we flew a lot. They respected me."
Later in the 80's, you spent most of your time in the U.S. quite often teaming with your brothers. How was that period of time for your career?
"Dusty (Rhodes) brought me into Florida. It was a fun territory. Hector was already there, and they tagged us up. At first we didn't get along, but once we got it together, nobody could touch us."
You and Hector didn't mesh right away?
"No, we were different. There were jealousies amongst us Guerreros. He had is style and I had my style, but once we meshed our styles and we got down to business and overcame our egos we were unstoppable. There was a match with the Rock and Roll Express that was amazing."
Later on you were with the AWA, and at that point they were not in good shape.
"Mando was with the AWA, and he brought me in. It was only once every two weeks at the Showboat in Vegas. They started doing Pay Per Views. I did my first one in Chicago, we didn't get paid."
You didn't get paid for SuperClash? (The AWA PPV that he appeared on)
"Hell no. That's why I called out Verne Gagne at the Cauliflower Alley Club a few years ago. I asked him where my money is. I don't like liars. I don't like cheaters. I don't like people that owe me money, I don't owe anybody anything. I confronted him (Gagne) and he acted stupid, or senile so they said. But they threw me out of the club. (laughs)"
That was a few years ago?
"Yeah. Guess I am not going back there. (laughs) But it is all about principle. It is hard to do that in this business. They use you like whores and when you are no longer good anymore they spit you out. We don't have any insurance, we don't have a union. We don't have a 401K plan, nothing."
Do you think there will ever be a union in wrestling?
"I'll never see it. I don't know. Wrestling is a subject that is totally different than anything else. It's entertainment, it's art, it' sport, it's acting. We don't have double takes. One take, that's it. If you fuck up, you fuck up. There probably won't be a union. Wrestlers are own worst enemy. Why? Because if you got TV you can make anybody. If you got a kid who has a dream to make it in professional wrestling, and he is half assed good, half assed good looking, he doesn't give a shit about the union. All he wants to do is get on TV and become a star. He sees recognition right away because of TV and there goes everything."
The WWF was still a regional promotion, but by the mid 80's they went National. You were still competing then, were there ever any thought to go work for Vince?
"I worked for Vince three times. However, I got let go every time due to my own mistakes. Vince gave me the chance, and I am not going to blame anybody but myself. Even this last time (referring to his run as Chavo Classic) I didn't show up to an event. I can only blame myself."
In the 90's you were in semi-retirement, and this was the time that your youngest brother started to prove his worth in WCW, and later the WWE. When the WWE later picked him up, they did so with a track record of not promoting smaller wrestlers well.
"There was always an anti-small, anti-Mexican deal going on. There is still a lot of people who hate to see Mexicans do well. A lot of prejudice is still there. I have experienced it. I still see it today. It was like when Hector once won a battle royal in L.A., Andre was there. Andre wasn't complaining, but others did. They said how can he win when he is so small. It don't matter. Look at Rey Mysterio. He earned money for the company."
So were you more surprised that Eddie won the World Title in the WWE because he had to overcome his size or overcome being Mexican American or a combination of both?
"Eddie was box office. They saw the draw. When it comes down to Vince McMahon, I think he might have been prejudiced at one time, but I think he has learned that whoever sells more tickets should be the champ. Here is a good example, have you heard of a wrestler named Karl Gotch?"
"He could beat up anybody. Really, any two people put together. But, he couldn't draw flies because of his accent and he wasn't very charismatic. He also had an attitude. He would say that he knew how to wrestle and didn't want to put people over as he said he could beat them to death. It doesn't matter. If I go wrestle with you and you are over, I am going to make you look like a million dollars because I want to make money with you. That's what this business is all about. It's entertainment"
If you could put me over as I am a short, tubby, pasty white guy I would be really happy.
"(laughs) Tell you what. If people pay money to see it, I'll put you over clean in the middle!
Because of who we are (notinhalloffame), Eddie is justifiably in the Hall, I had a chance to talk to Mick Foley and I got the chance to ask him if he saw the WWE Hall of Fame as the Hall of Fame in wrestling. I would like to ask you the same question and gauge your view on the WWE Hall of Fame.
"It depends how you look at it. From a wrestling point of view, wrestling with a 'w' it is a joke if you look at some of the people in there. But if you look at the entertainment point of view, it keeps getting bigger, people are watching it."
Do you view it as a legitimate Hall of Fame?
"When Eddie was inducted I was so honored. It really hit me. I was happy and so proud of that. I don't think it will ever happen to me, but if they were to ever induct me, I would be like a little kid. It is the recognized wrestling Hall of Fame, just like the Academy Awards."
Do you think your dad should be in?
"Oh of course! I don't think he will ever get inducted….I know I won't. (laughs)" I have been a champion everywhere I competed. Considering some of the people who are in, I should be in there too. But that's not up to me. I know that I am in the Hall of Fame in heaven and Jesus Christ. That is what matters to me. It can get you depressed when you think about it. I still love this business, but I try to let it go. It is hard to let wrestling go. It's like letting go of your soulmate. I still do my gigs here and there, but sometimes they turn around and not pay me. I just got cancelled from a Nigerian tour and it still hurts when it happens. God has a plan, and I just go with that."
I usually like to finish off with a name association and please feel free to say whatever you like.
"Go ahead…shoot."
"Oh brother, one of my mentors. He taught me that the color of this business is green, not black, brown or white. He gave me one of my first opportunities in this business. He was the master."
"You seen one match, you seen them all."
"He is a man's man. A gentleman."
Kerry Von Erich
"He had it all, but wasted it on his drug use."
Fritz Von Erich
"He lied to me too many times. As a wrestler he was great, but as a promoter he was very controlling. Put it that way."
Dory Funk Jr.
"Another one of my mentors. Always took the time to give me advice. He taught me a lot."
"Oh man! Great heart. Great physical ability. He was a gentle giant."
"Egomaniac. He was a good friend but things got to his head. I tried to see him at TNA, he didn't even say hi to me. He forgets his friends."
Adrian Adonis
"For his size he was one of the best. He was awesome. He was crazy, but a good crazy. Actually, I introduced him and his wife. Same with Fujinami. I introduced Dr. Death Steve Williams to his wife. I am like cupid, I don't know what's going on."
"I don't know that much about him. Great gimmick."
Did you work for his father?
Never did, my dad though. Tell you one thing about Randy. When I went to the WWF one time, I didn't know that many people. I had been away a long time. When I came downstairs for breakfast, he came to me and shook my hand and welcomed me. That meant a lot to me. It kept my insecurities away.
Pat Patterson
What timing Pat Patterson had! He has a mind for this business that is absolutely phenomenal.
Raul Mata
One of my tag team partners. Nice guy. He was just happy. You put him on first he was happy, you put him on in the main event he was happy. Just a happy-go-lucky guy.
Jose Lothario
One of the best punchers in the business. I worked with him many times. He had one of the best left hands in the business.
I will finish with this one, Vince McMahon
Vince McMahon has taken care of the Guerreros. All of us, in one way or another. I still get royalties. He is a shrewd businessman. Truthfully, he never liked me. But he always paid me and paid me well. He gave me many opportunities, talked to me face to face. He took care of my family, my brothers, to this day he takes care of Vickie (Eddie's widow). He certainly took care of Eddie in many ways.
One final question if I could. As the generations of Guerreros continue, your niece (Shaul) is in Florida Championship Wrestling. You have grandkids of your own. Would you want to see them in wrestling, or pursue a different career?
Whatever they want to do. If they want ot be doctors I support them. If they want to be wrestlers I support them 100 percent. I am trying to get in touch with Shaul. I wish that one of the Guerreros would be training her. It would make it a lot easier to be successful. If my grandkids ever did ho in wrestling, their chances are a lot better learning the Guerrero way. There is only way to us, and that is the Guerrero way.
Chavo Guerrero Sr
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A Slike a Grupa 220 második nagylemeze, amely 1975-ben jelent meg a Suzy kiadásában. Katalógusszáma: LP-319. 2005-ben CD-n is megjelent.

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China-based Country Garden, the developer of the US$100 billion (RM443.95 billion) Forest City project in Johor, revealed that fewer than 60 buyers want to pull out their home purchases in the mega development, reported Free Malaysia Today.
Although they have already made significant down payments, the buyers had requested to cancel their purchases, after China restricted the exchange of yuan into other foreign currencies to reduce capital outflows.
While the developer announced that it is no longer accepting the Chinese currency as payment for units in the project, the South China Morning Post reported last Tuesday (4 April) that Country Garden has vowed to refund the deposits paid by home buyers from China who can no longer transfer money outside the country to pay their remaining balance in Forest City due to Beijing's capital outflow restrictions.
"They can cancel the transaction and there is no need to pay a forfeit fee", said Country Garden Vice President Zhu Jianmin.
However, an announcement from Country Garden last Wednesday (5 April) has led to uncertainty on whether Chinese buyers impacted by China's capital controls are no longer required to fork out a forfeit fee to scrap their purchases.
"In the event of home booking cancellation, we would also like to clarify that cancellation after a sales and purchase agreement has been signed is deemed as a breach of contract," it said in a statement.
"The penalty clause, ranging between 10 percent and 30 percent, only kicks in when a buyer, who has decided to purchase certain promoted residential units, decides to default on the payment or cancels the sales and purchase agreement."
In addition, property analysts pointed out that even if just a small percentage of the buyers cancels their purchases, this could result in a slowdown in the entire project, heightening concerns of a housing glut in Johor's Iskandar region.
This is because Forest City registered RM11.54 billion sales in 2016. Of the 15,000 residential units sold that year, Chinese nationals accounted for 70 percent of the buyers.
So far, there are at least two online groups comprising about 80 buyers from China, who are asking Country Garden to allow refunds without paying penalties.
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House QM answers the building regulations in a different and "twisted" way.
House QM is a single family house situated in a new allotment that exists out of square plots of the same size, with the same building regulations; houses must recoil 5m of every side of the terrain, have 2 levels and must have a flat or sloped roof. This results in similar looking two-story houses as an extrusion of the square building zone.
combination of orientation, privacy and views."
This "twisted" implantation improves the spatial qualities inside and outside.
Three different garden zones were formed; the driveway and carport, the intimate garden on the side of the bedrooms and the more active garden on the south-west.
The rooms downstairs are entirely closed to the South and the North, also maximizing privacy. They are oriented to the East, the home office to the West.
In the intimacy of the axil/internal angle is the main garden, where residents enjoy the garden from noon to night.
On the upper floor both facades in North and East are completely closed, so that the residents avoid viewing from the allotment and the street.
The kitchen and the dining room are completely open to the south, creating a broad view over the roofs and gardens with the countryside in the distance. A large canopy covers partially an even larger terrace, providing the necessary shading according. An external staircase brings you from de terrace straight to the garden.
The vertical canopy has a large opening directed to the garden in the West; enabling interaction between the terrace and the garden below.
The lounge looks towards the west to catch the light of the evening sun and ends on a shorter balcony with ditto canopy.
A large format cleaved concrete block was chosen as the façade material.
The blocks are typically used in larger industrial or public buildings. The glued bond of the big blocks plays with scale.
giving the whole an estranging effect."
The ceilings are fair-faced concrete, the floor a poly-concrete.
Even with a continuous use of the same architectural elements, the building dynamics completely alter from various angles.
"By simply walking around the building, one can immediately feel the expression change."
House QM, a family home in Gistel, Belgium, looks like an architecturally realized version of one of MC Escher's paradoxical illustrations. The home has a unique, angular displacement that gives one the impression of a twisted rectangular column — an impression very intentionally fostered by the studio behind the project, Office O Architects.
Though visually captivating, House QM's Escher-esque design has a practical purpose. Because of strict zoning laws in Gistel that require houses' walls to be within five meters of their plots' edges, most of the family houses in the area tend to look nearly identical. Office O Architects created their twisted structure to adhere to those zoning laws while still looking visually unique and offering the residents alternate views of the landscape compared to all the other abodes.


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Q: How do I sent a list to another form and edit its values in c#? I have a list that is declared with a structure:
public struct videoParts
    {
        public string fileName { get; set; }
        public float stopTime { get; set; }
        public float startTime { get; set; }

        public int videoId { get; set; }
    }

    public struct renters
    {

        public string code { get; set; }
        public int renterId { get; set; }
        public string Name { get; set; }

        public string comments { get; set; }
        public string pictureDir { get; set; }

        public string videoDir { get; set; }

        public string docDir { get; set; }

        public float totalTime { get; set; }

        public List<videoParts> video;

    }

I am populating that list from a Json file when I start the program, and use it as a Datasource in a listbox, which works fine. Using the renterId value to be passed when I click the listbox item. This also seems to work, the values passed are shown correctly in the new form:
 private void OnListBoxItemClick(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        string id = listBox1.SelectedValue.ToString();
        renters selectedRenter = rentersList.Find(x => x.renterId.ToString() == id);
        Movie movieForm = new Movie(id,selectedRenter);

        movieForm.Show();
    }

However, the issue is now that when I change the selected renter on the movieForm, the value does not seem to get edited on the mainform. On the MovieForm:
public renters selectedRenter = new renters();
public Movie(renters _selectedRenter)
    {

        //read code and renter id

        InitializeComponent();

        //get List reference

        selectedRenter = _selectedRenter;

Edit button:
private void commentSave_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        string comment = "";
        foreach(string line in commentBox.Lines)
        {
            comment = comment + line;
        }
        selectedRenter.comments = comment;

        MessageBox.Show(selectedRenter.comments);
    }

When I show the Messagebox the value is correct. However, the list on the mainForm is not being updated. It still holds the old value.
So, I have two questions:

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*How do I edit the list that is being used on the mainform, to include the edited values from the MovieForm?

*How do I update the ListBox on the MainForm with the new data?

Any help would be greatly appreciated

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Front Row Moment: Gypsy Dressing at the Rodarte Spring 2013 Show
by Chioma Nnadi
Photo: Kevin Tachman
Blame it on the Indian summer, but a mood of gypsy romanticism is in the air—and on the street. You didn't have to look much further than the front row of Rodarte for confirmation, where The Webster's Laure Heriard Dubreuil, _Vogue'_s Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis, and art director Sofía Sanchez Barrenechea were sitting pretty in whimsical prints and full-skirted dresses. As the girls chatted and laughed before the show, it could have been a scene straight out of Yves Saint Laurent's groundbreaking Gypsy collection in the 1970s. "It might be the third time in a row that this has happened!" said von Thurn und Taxis of the coordinated outfits she and her friend Dubreuil have been inadvertently sporting all week. "It's just really feminine and freeing." Her off-the-shoulder dress was designed by Boy. by Band of Outsiders, while Dubreuil's was vintage Yves Saint Laurent—a look that recalled a young Loulou de La Falaise. "Grace Coddington tapped me on the shoulder to ask who made my shoes," said Dubreuil of her Pierre Hardy kitten heels. "She said she used to have a pair by Yves Saint Laurent that looked just like them."
See the complete Rodarte spring 2013 collection.


There is a clarification from USCIS, the US Federal Immigration Agency that H-1B Visa Holders, can work for more than one employer, but they are required to have, an approved I-129 for each of them.
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Moreover, H1B employees that are required by or employed in a higher education institution, or its affiliated/related non-profit entities, or in an organization engaged in non-profit research or in a government research organization are not included in the numerical cap. In the meantime, the Cato Institute, an American, expert body providing ideas, has said in its report that in 2015, more than half of all the employment-based green cards were given to the workers' family members. Only 44 percent were given to the workers. In case the members of the family are exempted from this quota or a separate category of the green card was made for them, 76,700 top skilled foreign workers would have received the green card without resorting to increasing any allocation.
The institute further says that in 2015 85 percent recipients of an employment-based green card were living legally in the country. They succeeded to adjust the status of immigration, from an H-1B or F visa to the employment-related green card. Making an Exemption of these adjustments of position, from the cap of a green card, would increase the numbers, of top skilled workers qualified to enter.
Tsion Chudnovsky, an Immigration Attorney stated that lawyers today witness a major change in the method in which visas are processed. It is feared that denial rates may go up to 40 percent in the H1B cap in this year.
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by Peter Madrid | Jan 23, 2023
David Krumwiede
Former chapter chairman will help lead top association for commercial real estate development.
PHOENIX, ARIZ. (Jan. 23 2023) – NAIOP, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, has named David Krumwiede, Senior Executive Vice President with Lincoln Property Company (LPC), to serve a three-year term on its National Board of Directors beginning in 2023.
Krumwiede will work with fellow members of the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee to guide the direction of the leading organization for developers, owners, and related professionals in office, industrial, retail and mixed-use real estate.
NAIOP has more than 20,000 members in 52 chapters across North America. The 2023 National Board of Directors is led by Chair Kim Snyder, President, West Region, Prologis, Inc.
While at LPC, Krumwiede has developed 8.6 million square feet of Class A commercial product with an additional 9.6 million square feet currently under development or construction, and 18.6 million square feet under management. Prior to this, he spent 15 years with OPUS, where he ultimately became Vice President for the Southwest operations.
In 2001, Krumwiede joined LPC as Regional Partner, where he continues to oversee a region spanning Arizona, Utah, Nevada, and New Mexico. Specific responsibilities include development, acquisition, disposition, debt and equity financing, joint ventures, leasing and asset property management. Under Krumwiede's leadership, LPC Desert West has received the NAIOP Arizona Owner/Developer of the Year Award for the past four years.
Krumwiede is an active member of the NAIOP Arizona chapter, having previously served in multiple leadership positions including Founding Chairman of Night at the Fights, Advisory Board member, and Chairman of the Arizona Chapter. In 2022, he was honored with NAIOP Arizona's coveted Award of Excellence.
"David brings extensive industry experience to NAIOP's Board of Directors," said Marc Selvitelli, CAE, NAIOP President and CEO. "His industry knowledge and thought leadership are beneficial to the association's future growth and success, and I look forward to his contributions as a member of the Board."
About NAIOP
NAIOP, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, is the leading organization for developers, owners and investors in office, industrial, retail and mixed-use real estate. NAIOP comprises more than 20,000 members in North America. NAIOP advances responsible commercial real estate development and advocates for effective public policy. For more information, visit www.naiop.org.


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Out of all the books in this series this book contains my absolute favourite scene. Not because of a singular quote, nor for a particular emotion. However more for how it plays out, it's almost cinematic perfection.
I have never tried to review any of the Harry Potter books before, though I have read them very many times. In fact I could not tell you how many times I have read this first book in the series, and just think I might never have read any of these books if not for the fourth: the Goblet of Fire had not made the headlines back in the year two thousand for its, memory serves, size. Nor if the first film had not come out the year after straight on the back of the excitement of book four.
So here I am trying for the very first time since I first picked it up, to explain why anyone and everyone should read this book in their lifetimes if they have not done so already.


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Religious Terrorism by Another Name!
Is That a Sandwich in Your Bag?
The High Court of Justice is right - setting up separate areas in hospitals for those wanting to eat food that isn't kosher for Passover is a disproportionate, humiliating and unfeasible solution
Hadassah University Hospital, Ein Karem, in Jerusalem
The High Court of Justice did well this week when it criticized the state's proposal to set up areas outside hospital buildings where hametz – food that isn't kosher for Passover – could be eaten during the holiday.
Justices Neal Hendel, Uzi Vogelman and Ofer Grosskopf issued an interim order demanding that the state (albeit after this coming Passover), explain why any food, including hametz, can't be brought into hospitals during the holiday, and that it instruct the hospitals to find a different, proportionate way to maintain kashrut during the holiday – for example, by using disposable plates and cutlery. The state was also asked to explain why hospital security guards need to be involved in enforcing kashrut regulations.
"Hametz areas," essentially pens for secular and non-Jewish people, which the state wants to set up at the hospitals during Passover to preserve their kashrut, is a disproportionate, humiliating and in any case unfeasible solution. How can a hospital insist that bedridden patients who want food from home go to a hametz area outside the building? The state's demand that the hospitals position a guard at the entrances who will be authorized to go through people's belongings not just to check for weapons, but also to confiscate sandwiches to avoid the dreaded hametz terror, is ridiculous and exceeds the hospitals' legal authority.
Attorney Yair Nehorai, who represents the Secular Forum, which filed the petition against the hospitals' no-hametz policy, argued that the law does not give the hospitals the authority to prevent the entrance of non-kosher food, and that their executives have no right to prevent anyone from eating what they please. "How do you enforce this, when more than half the country doesn't want kosher food? Guards will find an older woman, a mother bringing food to her child, and what will they do to her? File an indictment against her?"
Attorney Sausan Zahar of the Adalah – Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel argued, "It's inconceivable that there would be a policy that prevents that Arab mother or father who wants to bring food to their relatives from bringing their natural food to a place where those same people are in their weakest possible state." She added, "We aren't asking to mix our food with the hospital food.
We are asking to bring food by ourselves, for ourselves, in our own utensils."
This marks a quantum leap in religious coercion of individuals by the state, which undermines the individual liberty of secular Jewish and Arab patients and employees, as well as the rights and dignity of the patients. The State of Israel is taking giant steps in a dangerous direction, from a secular state that is committed to religious freedom toward a theocracy.
Israel is not a halakhic state, and its institutions may not trample on individual rights. It would behoove the state to listen to the High Court justices and adopt the proposed solution to use disposable tableware on Passover, which is a balanced and proportionate solution.
https://www.haaretz.com/opinion/editorial/is-that-a-sandwich-in-your-bag-1.6999757?fbclid=IwAR1n-trmiWhiDWqUrGwOeHVZX3VFnGHv0GPj3Us_5qkUhhQRFXl0GjiaIm8
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Home / India / MLA seeks 'justice' for Uttar Pradesh murder accused
MLA seeks 'justice' for Uttar Pradesh murder accused
Surendra Nath Singh, the lawmaker of Bairia, claimed that Dhirendra had fired in self-defence and threatened to launch a massive protest
Surendra demanded that an FIR be registered against the supporters of Jai Prakash Pal, who was shot dead allegedly by Dhirendra. Dhirendra is accused of opening fire during a meeting on Thursday to settle a dispute over who would bag the contract to run a ration shop in the area.
Piyush Srivastava | Lucknow | Published 18.10.20, 01:48 AM
A BJP lawmaker has demanded "justice" for an aide who is accused of shooting dead one person following a disagreement over bagging the contract for a ration shop in Uttar Pradesh's Ballia district.
Surendra Nath Singh, the MLA of Bairia, broke down while speaking to reporters on Saturday about the accused Dhirendra Pratap Singh, his associate and the Ballia district ex-servicemen's cell chief of the BJP. Surendra demanded that an FIR be registered against the supporters of Jai Prakash Pal, who was shot dead allegedly by Dhirendra. He claimed that Dhirendra had fired in self-defence and threatened to launch a massive protest.
"Like me, Dhirendra Pratap Singh belonged to the Kshatriya caste. The police are denying justice to him. The bureaucracy is conspiring against the BJP. Dhirendra and his family members would have been killed had he not fired at his rivals in self-defence," Surendra said.
"I warn the police that I will organise a massive protest in front of Rewati police station if an FIR is not registered against the enemies of Dhirendra," the MLA added.
Dhirendra is accused of opening fire during a meeting on Thursday to settle a dispute over who would bag the contract to run a ration shop in the area. Villagers had claimed that after it was decided that the contractor would be chosen through voting, Dhirendra brought in outsiders and fired from his pistol when they were stopped from casting their ballots.
Jai Prakash's family members have accused the police of allowing Dhirendra to escape.
Surendra, the MLA, on Saturday said he took six women to the district hospital and claimed that they had suffered injuries during Thursday's clash.
"These women are family members of Dhirendra and his friends, against whom the police have registered a case for killing a rival and leaving others injured. This is injustice and I will not let this happen," Surendra said.
Later, he escorted the women to Rewati police station and submitted an application urging the police to file a case "against those who wanted to kill Dhirendra and his followers".
"I am giving a week's time to the police to register an FIR against the members of the rival group," Surendra said.
Azamgarh DIG Subhas Chandra Dubey did not answer questions from the media on the MLA's threat.
BJP leader shoots in UP, 1 dead
Cong seeks Yogi govt dismissal
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EUGENE, Oregon, CMC – Reigning Olympic champion, Kirani James, says his training has been coming together as planned, and is aiming to remain consistent on the international circuit as he continues to put the finishing touches on his title defence for the upcoming Rio Games in August.
The 23-year-old stormed to a sensational victory last Saturday at the Prefontaine Classic here and said afterward that he was pleased with how his buildup to the Olympics had been going.
"I think it [training] is good. As you can see, I've been having some very consistent races. It's been going well so far. As long as I remain injury free, stay the course, great things are going to happen for me in the future," the Grenadian said in a post-race interview.
"[I'm] just trying to stay consistent, [trying] to minimize and externalities that come along with the season, and just try to focus on competing and training and just to get there in tip top shape.
James has been superb since the start of the season. He posted a quick 44.36 seconds at the Cayman Invitational in mid-April and followed up a couple of weeks later with a world-leading 44.08 in Des Moines.
He continued his dominance this month, winning in Guadeloupe with 44.15 and returning last weekend to clock 44.22.
More importantly, he has beaten nemesis, American LaShawn Merritt, on a couple of occasions including at the Prefontaine where he out-sprinted the former World and Olympic champion in the stretch run.
"It was a good race. [It was] well executed. Hopefully in the future I can execute a race as good as that," James said.
James will continue his buildup next weekend at the Birmingham Diamond League where he hopes to further extend his good form.


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We had great weather and a great turnout at the Calgary event. IKEA was kind enough to reserve a portion of their parking lot for us, and they even gave us some space right at the front door to park a Nissan Leaf. We got a lot of attention at the door, and from there people were directed to visit us in the parking lot where we had several EV's and owners answering questions and discussing just how easy life with an EV can be.
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So in an effort not to start slipping, I've gotten up and just done week 2 of c25k. Not a major achievement you say? well, it is when I now have to get ready and do a full shift until 10pm tonight running up and down the labour ward. Oh my aching feet at the end of it! They do not build the kind of shoes that can help a 237lb woman be on her feet all day without pain. Mores the pity!
Minor plus: the scrubs that were SO tight I actually couldn't bend down in them (note: they should use whatever material these are made of for missions to space, how they didn't rip apart is beyond me!) are still almost impossible to get into, but now I can at least sit down in them. Yes, I can't breathe when I do so, but one step at a time.
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There was a time when wore paperback copies of Catcher in the Rye was in the back pocket of most teenagers. Written in 1951, it's hard to imagine these new century teens reading this on their own unless it's a subject requirement to graduate. It's a shame because Holden Caulfield's angst and alienation is a universal theme that many can relate. Danny Strong who wrote and is making his directorial debut in this new feature on the life of J.D. Salinger. The story revolves around the time when he creates and refines Holden while he was a student at Columbia and during his life altering experience in the war.
Salinger (Nicolas Hoult) as an adult was reclusive and disdained the public eye. All the public relations, meetings and dinners, rabid fans kept him at his upstate country acreage. But as a young man, he as flirtatious with pretty women like Oona O'Neill (Zoey Deutch) who later married Charlie Chaplin. He was also set on being a writer. His mother (Hope Davis) believes he is immensely talented, while his father (Victor Garber) discourages his dreams preferring that we would pursue a career in business. He ends up going to Columbia in their writing program which is taught by Whit Burnett (Kevin Spacey) who challenges Salinger by criticizing his admittance letter. He asks his wise mouthed student, "Why do you write?". When he can figure out that answer, then maybe one day he can be published. Salinger is determined and he submits his short stories to various publications only to be rejected. Whit who published Story magazine eventually published the first story he had submitted. Seeing the potential in his character of Holden in another short story, he encourages Salinger to expand it to a novel.
The war breaks out and Salinger is in the thick of things. The only thing that keeps him together is writing every moment he can manage. He returns home with a wife in tow, which doesn't last long. He suffers PTSD, spending time in a sanatorium. He can't seem to bring himself to write again. His book agent, Dorothy Olding (Sarah Paulson) manages to get his anthology of shorts published. He had previously asked Whit to publish him but he said he couldn't and they had a falling out. Salinger discovers meditation and finds a guru, that helps him clear his mind and start writing again. After he writes Catcher in the Rye, his publishers give him lots of criticism. They don't understand Holden. So he hold off until he finds someone to publish and the rest is history.
So little is known of Salinger because he notoriously kept his life out of the limelight. At a certain point he said he would continue writing but he would never publish again. Danny Strong's script was taken from the book J. D. Salinger: A Life by Kenneth Slawenski. This film just briefly touches on the events of Salinger's life, but his creative process is missing. Whit who often told him his stories felt phony encouraged him to find the truth of his characters. Outside of the good performances, something about this biographical story doesn't quite gel.


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How to Motivate Young Adults to Work
Frustrations at Work
By Chron Contributor Updated October 19, 2020
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If you're a parent, finding ways of motivating young adults can be difficult at best. But it's even more of a challenge if you're managing young adults in the workplace. In that situation, it's crucial to find effective means of motivating your workforce--for their sake and for the sake of your business.
A teenager's lack of motivation may stem from lack of structure at home. In a job situation, teens and young adults unaccustomed to structure may wait to be told what to do instead of taking any initiative. Fortunately, there are a few simple strategies that will help to encourage productivity in your young employees.
Create Work Teams
Creating work teams can help young adults with no direction of their own. Teenagers and young adults typically like being part of a group. Empowering Parents suggests that motivation increases when teens know that others are counting on them.
When you create work teams, you also create groups that every young worker can be a part of. Set work-related goals for each of your groups and emphasize how important it is for every member of the group to participate in order to make the team successful.
Assign a Variety of Duties
Provide a variety of work tasks. Young workers can become bored easily, and boredom can lead to daydreaming, texting or other unproductive activities. Mix it up a bit and challenge them by giving them some variety in their work duties. The more your young employees have to focus on their responsibilities, the less time they will have to waste on non-work-related distractions.
Use Positive Reinforcement
Provide positive reinforcement, and don't be too quick to criticize. If they make mistakes, correct them in a positive manner and encourage them to try again and continue trying until they succeed. Most young adults--and people in general--respond well to positive reinforcement. Compliment them on their efforts and accomplishments, suggests Positive Discipline.
Show Them Respect
Listen to your young employees, and show them the same respect that you show to your older workers. Young adults may not have the experience that your older employees do, but they can still make valuable observations and suggestions. Pay attention to what they tell you, show them some respect, and they'll be more likely to do the same for you.
Understand Their Perspective
Remember what it's like to be their age. Looking at things from a young adult's perspective will help you understand why they may lack motivation to begin with. Low self-esteem, raging hormones and a desire to be accepted will all impact how a young adult performs in the workplace. Home School Your Boys suggests making work and learning fun instead of dictating orders.
Empowering Parents: How to Motivate Teenagers
Positive Discipline: How Do You Motivate a Teen? Yes, It Is Possible!
Home School Your Boys: Eleven Ways to Motivate Your Teenage Son
Remember what it's like to be their age. Looking at things from a young adult's perspective will help you understand why they may lack motivation to begin with. Low self-esteem, raging hormones and a desire to be accepted will all impact how a young adult performs in the workplace. Fortunately, these conditions can also be tools for motivating your young workers.
How to Deal With Annoying Co-Workers Who Make Me Want to Quit
Short & Long-Term Goals for Pre-K Teachers
How to Deal With a Generation Gap in the Workplace
Weaknesses in Being a Young Supervisor to Others
How to Provide Colleagues With Feedback on Their Performance
How to Improve Accuracy in the Workplace
Strengths As a Child Care Worker
Child Care Related Jobs
How to Be a Fun Kindergarten Teacher
1 How to Deal With Annoying Co-Workers Who Make Me Want to Quit
2 Short & Long-Term Goals for Pre-K Teachers
3 How to Deal With a Generation Gap in the Workplace
4 Weaknesses in Being a Young Supervisor to Others


Hi all, Just been trying to set up a new character and am finding that I cannot select costume parts, in some cases I get the selection hand but this only changes the gender not the costume part have relogged in and out a few times and have changed the screen resolution but getting the same result. Any ideas?
Edit: It seems like in windowed mode that the screen isn't fitting correctly looks off to the left as the writing and colours are off the page and the same in full screen is there a setup.ini where we can adjust the game resolution to match the monitor resolution or a way we can force a particular resolution?
Last Edit: 4 weeks 11 hours ago by Baracka.
How do you even get to the costume creator?
When creating a character I can see the appearance>> in top right and Next>> on bottom right but they seem to do nothing, even when I have powers selected, names filled in and no error messages. I end up with the default character with orange hair. I am using the V10 version.
Yeah m8 seems to be that "maybe" the screen resolution is causing the mouse press input to be off. Not sure on that though had to fiddle around with the screen resolution and swapping between full screen and windowed a lot to get to be able to select a couple of outfit parts (not all). There's something amiss with it though or just could be a bug :/ Hopefully one of the Devs can help to point out a solution.
Thanks! Clicking around the area worked!
Sorry for the late reply guys, we've been looking into this and trying to figure it out.
NP Skipjack glad we got spotted on reading through some of the older character creator posts it seems this has happened before and got sorted, so wondering if something has been rewritten into the code on one of the newer builds.
"Hey guys, just a quick update for those who have been having issues with the character creator, we're working on a fix for it and found the problem.


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On Saturday 15th September from 10am – 1pm join our team of highly skilled educators and the Casanova's from Nova 93.7 for a free family fun day. Be the first people to tour our purpose built centre to enjoy all of the engaging and educational learning environments both inside and out. There will be lots for your children to enjoy including face painting and balloon twisting, as well as the opportunity to sample food from our centre menu which will be freshly prepared by the chef and devised by our nutritionist.
Come along and have fun in helping us celebrate.
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# 调优指南

本文在的基本的[配置指南]({{< ref "docs/deployment/memory/mem_setup" >}})的基础上,介绍如何根据具体的使用场景调整内存配置,以及在不同使用场景下分别需要重点关注哪些配置参数。

## 独立部署模式(Standalone Deployment)下的内存配置

[独立部署模式]({{< ref "docs/deployment/resource-providers/standalone/overview" >}})下,我们通常更关注 Flink 应用本身使用的内存大小。
建议配置 [Flink 总内存]({{< ref "docs/deployment/memory/mem_setup" >}}#configure-total-memory)([`taskmanager.memory.flink.size`]({{< ref "docs/deployment/config" >}}#taskmanager-memory-flink-size) 或者 [`jobmanager.memory.flink.size`]({{< ref "docs/deployment/config" >}}#jobmanager-memory-flink-size" >}}))或其组成部分。
此外,如果出现 [Metaspace 不足的问题]({{< ref "docs/deployment/memory/mem_trouble" >}}#outofmemoryerror-metaspace),可以调整 *JVM Metaspace* 的大小。

这种情况下通常无需配置*进程总内存*,因为不管是 Flink 还是部署环境都不会对 *JVM 开销* 进行限制,它只与机器的物理资源相关。

## 容器(Container)的内存配置

在容器化部署模式(Containerized Deployment)下([Kubernetes]({{< ref "docs/deployment/resource-providers/standalone/kubernetes" >}})、[Yarn]({{< ref "docs/deployment/resource-providers/yarn" >}}) 或 [Mesos]({{< ref "docs/deployment/resource-providers/mesos" >}})),建议配置[进程总内存]({{< ref "docs/deployment/memory/mem_setup" >}}#configure-total-memory)([`taskmanager.memory.process.size`]({{< ref "docs/deployment/config" >}}#taskmanager-memory-process-size) 或者 [`jobmanager.memory.process.size`]({{< ref "docs/deployment/config" >}}#jobmanager-memory-process-size))。
该配置参数用于指定分配给 Flink *JVM 进程*的总内存,也就是需要申请的容器大小。

提示
如果配置了 *Flink 总内存*,Flink 会自动加上 JVM 相关的内存部分,根据推算出的*进程总内存*大小申请容器。

  注意: 如果 Flink 或者用户代码分配超过容器大小的非托管的堆外(本地)内存,部署环境可能会杀掉超用内存的容器,造成作业执行失败。

请参考[容器内存超用]({{< ref "docs/deployment/memory/mem_trouble" >}}#container-memory-exceeded)中的相关描述。

## State Backend 的内存配置

本章节内容仅与 TaskManager 相关。

在部署 Flink 流处理应用时,可以根据 [State Backend]({{< ref "docs/ops/state/state_backends" >}}) 的类型对集群的配置进行优化。

### Heap State Backend

执行无状态作业或者使用 Heap State Backend([MemoryStateBackend]({{< ref "docs/ops/state/state_backends" >}}#memorystatebackend)
或 [FsStateBackend]({{< ref "docs/ops/state/state_backends" >}}#fsstatebackend))时,建议将[托管内存]({{< ref "docs/deployment/memory/mem_setup_tm" >}}#managed-memory)设置为 0。
这样能够最大化分配给 JVM 上用户代码的内存。

### RocksDB State Backend

[RocksDBStateBackend]({{< ref "docs/ops/state/state_backends" >}}#rocksdbstatebackend) 使用本地内存。
默认情况下,RocksDB 会限制其内存用量不超过用户配置的[*托管内存*]({{< ref "docs/deployment/memory/mem_setup_tm" >}}#managed-memory)。
因此,使用这种方式存储状态时,配置足够多的*托管内存*是十分重要的。
如果你关闭了 RocksDB 的内存控制,那么在容器化部署模式下如果 RocksDB 分配的内存超出了申请容器的大小([进程总内存]({{< ref "docs/deployment/memory/mem_setup" >}}#configure-total-memory)),可能会造成 TaskExecutor 被部署环境杀掉。
请同时参考[如何调整 RocksDB 内存]({{< ref "docs/ops/state/large_state_tuning" >}}#tuning-rocksdb-memory)以及 [state.backend.rocksdb.memory.managed]({{< ref "docs/deployment/config" >}}#state-backend-rocksdb-memory-managed)。

## 批处理作业的内存配置

Flink 批处理算子使用[托管内存]({{< ref "docs/deployment/memory/mem_setup_tm" >}}#managed-memory)来提高处理效率。
算子运行时,部分操作可以直接在原始数据上进行,而无需将数据反序列化成 Java 对象。
这意味着[托管内存]({{< ref "docs/deployment/memory/mem_setup_tm" >}}#managed-memory)对应用的性能具有实质上的影响。
因此 Flink 会在不超过其配置限额的前提下,尽可能分配更多的[托管内存]({{< ref "docs/deployment/memory/mem_setup_tm" >}}#managed-memory)。
Flink 明确知道可以使用的内存大小,因此可以有效避免 `OutOfMemoryError` 的发生。
当[托管内存]({{< ref "docs/deployment/memory/mem_setup_tm" >}}#managed-memory)不足时,Flink 会优雅地将数据落盘。

## SortMerge数据Shuffle内存配置

对于SortMerge数据Shuffle,每个ResultPartition需要的网络缓冲区(Buffer)数目是由[taskmanager.network.sort-
shuffle.min-buffers]({{< ref "docs/deployment/config" >}}#taskmanager-network-sort-shuffle-min-buffers)这个配置决定的。它的
默认值是64,是比较小的。虽然64个网络Buffer已经可以支持任意规模的并发,但性能可能不是最好的。对于大并发的作业,通
过增大这个配置值,可以提高落盘数据的压缩率并且减少网络小包的数量,从而有利于提高Shuffle性能。为了增大这个配置值,
你可能需要通过调整[taskmanager.memory.network.fraction]({{< ref "docs/deployment/config" >}}#taskmanager-memory-network-fraction),
[taskmanager.memory.network.min]({{< ref "docs/deployment/config" >}}#taskmanager-memory-network-min)和[taskmanager.memory
.network.max]({{< ref "docs/deployment/config" >}}#taskmanager-memory-network-max)这三个参数来增大总的网络内存大小从而避免出现
`insufficient number of network buffers`错误。

除了网络内存,SortMerge数据Shuffle还需要使用一些JVM Direct Memory来进行Shuffle数据的写出与读取。所以,为了使
用SortMerge数据Shuffle你可能还需要通过增大这个配置值[taskmanager.memory.task.off-heap.size
]({{< ref "docs/deployment/config" >}}#taskmanager-memory-task-off-heap-size)来为其来预留一些JVM Direct Memory。如果在你开启
SortMerge数据Shuffle之后出现了Direct Memory OOM的错误,你只需要继续加大上面的配置值来预留更多的Direct Memory
直到不再发生Direct Memory OOM的错误为止。


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Capital City Jazz Orchestra 06 March 18:00 | Small Hall
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Diplomatic Hall
Concert "Romansiada Stars in the Kremlin": (on января 30, Saturday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
Concert "Romansiada Stars in the Kremlin".
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Concert dedicated to the work of composer Vladimir Shainsky: (on february 07, Sunday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
Concert dedicated to the work of composer Vladimir Shainsky
A Valery Semin Presents Concert. "Russian accordion": (on January 07, Sunday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
A Valery Semin Presents Concert. "Russian accordion"
Capital City Jazz Orchestra: (on 13 February , Saturday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
Capital City Jazz Orchestra
Saint Valentine's Day: (on February 14, Sunday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46
Saint Valentine's Day
Concert "Italy vs Russia": (on February 14, Sunday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
Concert "Italy vs Russia"
Play, My Accordion!: (on February 27, Saturday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
Play, My Accordion!
Wednesday 3 March 2021
All stars for the loved one
Saturday 6 March 2021
Capital City Jazz Orchestra: (on March 06, Saturday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
The gala show of Valentin Yudashkin: (March 08, Monday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
The gala show of Valentin Yudashkin
Monday 8 March 2021
ViktorTretyakov. Jubilee Concert: (on March 07, Sunday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
ViktorTretyakov. Jubilee Concert
Concert for the beloved. Concert program "Under Paris Sky": (on 8 Marh, Monday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
Concert for the beloved. Concert program "Under Paris Sky"
The Russian Philharmonic Moscow City Symphony orchestra: (on March 13, Saturday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
The Russian Philharmonic Moscow City Symphony orchestra
Symphonic ROCK HITS Show by CONCORD ORCHESTRA: (on Aril 02, Friday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
Symphonic ROCK HITS Show by CONCORD ORCHESTRA
Turetsky Choir. Festive concert: (on April 09, Friday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
Turetsky Choir. Festive concert
Turetsky Choir. Festive concert: (on April 10, Saturday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
Saturday 10 April 2021
Turetsky Choir. Festive concert: (on April 11, Sunday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
Chanson of the Year: (on April 17, Saturday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
Chanson of the Year
"Golden Belt": (on April 23, Friday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
"Golden Belt"
"Dance and sing a song, my Russia!": (on April 24, Saturday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
"Dance and sing a song, my Russia!"
Capital City Jazz Orchestra: (on 24 April, Saturday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
Greatest hits of the twentieth century: (on November 07, Sunday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
Greatest hits of the twentieth century
The Russian Philharmonic Moscow City Symphony orchestra: (on Nobember 14, Sunday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
The Russian Philharmonic Moscow City Symphony orchestra: (on November 27, Saturday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
Johann Strauss Snow-White Ball: (on December 25, Saturday) in THE STATE KREMLIN PALACE. Purchase of tickets. & #9742; +7(495) 620-78-46.
Johann Strauss Snow-White Ball
Tickets only at the box office
Dear audience!
Tickets for this event you can buy at the ticket offices of the State Kremlin Palace at ul. Vozdvizhenka, 1.
Metro stations: "Biblioteka imeni Lenina", "Arbatskaya", "Borovitskaya".
Working hours: every day from 12:00 to 20:00, without days off and lunch break.
Booking of tickets by phone is not carried out.
Information by phone: (495) 620-78-46, phone / fax (495) 620-78-31


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MG Properties Expands Denver Footprint With $ 141 Million Purchase
January 10, 2022Written by Liliana L. Hensley
MG Properties Expands Denver Portfolio with 3,300 Tamarac Apartments
MG Properties Group acquired the 3,300 Tamarac 564-unit apartments in Denver for $ 141 million. NorthMarq negotiated the sale on behalf of the seller, Gelt Inc., and also made a $ 91.7 million Fannie Mae acquisition loan for the buyer, according to public records. The mortgage is expected to mature in February 2029.
Built in 1977, the community last traded in 2015 for $ 74 million, according to data from Yardi Matrix. The property offers a mix of studio, one and two bedroom units, ranging from 450 square feet to 1,035 square feet. Most units have fireplaces, and community amenities include three swimming pools, a spa, fitness center, business center, and clubhouse. A total of 846 parking spaces are also available.
Located at 3300 S. Tamarac Drive in the Hampden neighborhood, the property is approximately 11 miles southeast of downtown Denver. Cherry Creek State Park is 3 miles from the community, while several dining, shopping and entertainment options are available within a 2 mile radius.
MG Properties Group entered the Colorado market in October with the $ 108 million acquisition of Neon Local Apartments in Denver. The company plans to continue purchasing multi-family assets in several other states, including Washington, California, Arizona, Nevada and Texas.
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