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Simon Rattle and Magdalena Kožená with songs by Dvořák and Mahler
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Sir Simon Rattle
Magdalena Kožená, Olaf Maninger
Le Tombeau de Couperin (28 min.)
Klaus Wallendorf Presentation
Antonín Dvořák
Biblical Songs, op. 99 (31 min.)
Magdalena Kožená Mezzo-Soprano
Rückert-Lieder (24 min.)
Symphony No. 7 in B minor, D 759 "Unfinished" (31 min.)
Luciano Berio
Ritorno degli snovidenia for cello and 30 instruments (23 min.)
Olaf Maninger Violoncello, Orchestra Academy of the Berliner Philharmoniker
Shéhérazade, song cycle after Tristan Klingsor (21 min.)
Magdalena Kožená and Sir Simon Rattle in conversation and in rehearsal (8 min.)
Delicate melancholy in various forms characterises this concert with the Berliner Philharmoniker and Sir Simon Rattle. In addition to orchestral works by Ravel and Schubert, this concert includes late songs by Dvořák and Mahler. The soloist is the internationally acclaimed mezzo-soprano Magdalena Kožená, who has been married to Simon Rattle since 2008.
The songs in the programme come from composers who are usually associated with more extrovert sonorities, but who, in this case, find the greatest intensity of expression through concentration and restraint. Thus, the driving force in Antonín Dvořák's Biblical Songs is not so much the folkloric verve of earlier vocal works as the intimate immersion in the psalm texts which underlie the songs. Also in Mahler's Rückert Lieder, we are confronted not by the creator of gigantic symphonies, but by the sensitive philosopher, who – as it says in one of the songs – "is lost to the world."
The concert opens with Maurice Ravel's Le Tombeau de Couperin, which was written in memory of the composer's fallen war comrades. As the title suggests, the work also pays homage to François Couperin (1668–1733), explaining the interesting mixture of mourning with Baroque grace. Franz Schubert's Unfinished Symphony stands in contrast to such controlled expression. The shrouded mood portrayed in the opening bars soon turns into unbridled despair. While there are moments of rebellion and lightening of mood, the world-weariness of this music is all the more intense when set against this background.
Some special features are worth noting regarding this concert: First, that the live broadcast on 27 January 2012 was not only shown in the Digital Concert Hall, but also in more than 100 cinemas all over Europe. For the cinema relay, the services of the orchestra's horn player Klaus Wallendorf were secured to present the concert live from behind the scenes. His informative and humorous remarks are also included in this recording. As an added extra, there are two bonuses by Luciano Berio and Maurice Ravel, recorded at concerts on 25 and 26 January, which were performed as part of a change of programme. The concert opened with Berio's Ritorno degli snovidenia ("The return of dreams") for solo cello and chamber orchestra – a musical treatment of the destruction of revolutionary ideals during Stalinism. The solo part, composed for Mstislav Rostropovich, is played in our recording by Olaf Maninger, principal cellist of the Berliner Philharmoniker. He is accompanied by students of the Orchester-Akademie of the Berliner Philharmoniker. The second item is Ravel's magical, exotic song cycle Shéhérazade, sung by Magdalena Kožená.
Gateways to the "Other World"
Works by Ravel, Dvořák, Mahler and Schubert
It was Gustav Mahler's firm conviction that one could philosophize eloquently using notes – in the "language" of music – with far greater depth and substance than in the language of words. "As for me," he insisted, "I know that so long as I can sum up my experience in words, I would never write any music about it. My need to express myself symphonically begins where the obscure perceptions hold sway, at the gate that leads into the 'other world'."
Maurice Ravel's conception of music was by no means as ideologically charged, but in his almost fanatical perfectionism he yielded nothing to Mahler, some 15 years his senior. His skill at orchestration – his capacity for exploiting the instruments' colour palettes to the limits – was uncanny, as was his knack for devising compositional structures for his works that made possible brilliant dramatic effects. Ravel's art was sustained by his delight in the artificial detail, in making bold points, concocting musical masquerades and precisely calculated structures.
Ravel's invention and compositional creativity were repeatedly stimulated by already existing music and traditional historical models. He arranged works by other composers and, even more often, treated his own scores to new instrumentation. In 1914 he told a friend of his plans for a French suite, but "no, it isn't what you think: La Marseillaise will not be in it, but it will have a forlane and a gigue; no tango, however." The product of his announced compositional undertaking was his suite Le Tombeau de Couperin, in which Ravel was taking up a genre whose origins went back to the 16th century: the instrumental tombeau as homage to a famous artist or ruler.
Past and present flow into one another
Ravel's choice of title suggests a musical commemoration of the great Baroque master François Couperin, but, as he revealed, the focus of his interest was actually the whole of 18th-century French music. The work takes on a further dimension in that the movements of his Tombeau were all dedicated by Ravel to friends who had fallen in World War I, and in fact the work has its feet in both centuries. Ravel took old dances and forms and "translated" them into his own time. Past and present seem to flow into one another in this music. Concealed beneath the surface, the harmonies and sonorities of modernism occupy the terrain of distant music history.
Antonín Dvořák was, in the truest sense of the word, also exploring distant terrain when at the height of his career he responded to the call of the "new world", acclaimed as the great white hope for creating a national American art-music style. In 1894, during his second year as director of the National Conservatory in New York, he composed his Biblical Songs for voice and piano, regarding them as his finest achievement to date in this form. Of that there can be no doubt. Dvořák would surely have concurred with his younger colleague Gustav Mahler when he insisted that a song melody must always proceed from the text and that the intertwining of words and notes must be as close as that of "body and soul".
Unlike his earlier large sacred works, settings of Latin texts, his ten Biblical Songs are based on Czech translations of verses from the Psalms. They inspired him in this, his final song cycle, to deeply felt music of direct imagery and expression. A matter of months after completing them, Dvořák orchestrated the first five songs and conducted them in Prague at the Rudolfinum with the Czech Philharmonic. The remaining five songs were scored by the conductor Vilém Zemánek, who directed the premiere of all ten songs with orchestra in 1914.
Lyrical and introverted
The orchestral versions of Dvořák's Biblical Songs date from the golden age of a genre that was only "invented" in the middle of the 19th century. Strictly speaking, this phenomenon represented a somewhat paradoxical reversal of relationship, because, of all genres, the art-song – an intimate musical form that lives from nuance and the slightest stirring of emotions – was now opened up to large concert halls and "mass" audiences. A leading contributor to the new genre was Gustav Mahler, whose lieder were always marked by a close connection to the orchestra and symphonic composition. Then in 1901/02, Mahler opened a new chapter in his song writing with the Five Lieder on poems by Friedrich Rückert. Their markedly lyrical, introverted character, their subtle chamber-musical invention, their reduced orchestral forces, and their "tone" of inwardness and contemplation are all signs of Mahler's intention to penetrate the innermost layers of the sung word with the greatest possible economy of means. Whereas he had previously conceived his lieder and symphonies as own self-contained "worlds", reflecting the real world with all its disruptions and contradictions, its beauties and its cruelties, its absurdities and unchanging mechanisms, the Rückert Lieder reverse the viewing direction and feel their way to self-discovery and the inner world. As Mahler claimed: "It's the feeling that rises to our lips but does not pass them" and "It is my very self".
Franz Schubert and his circle cultivated a completely different view of music. For him it was neither a reflection of the world nor a window to introspection. Instead that "lovely art" offered him as a Romantic artist a place of refuge; it was the longed-for, dreamt-of antithesis to "a miserable reality, which I endeavour to beautify as far as possible by my imagination (thank God!)". Music, with its "magic tones", Schubert noted in his diary with reference to Mozart, "shows us in the darkness of this life a bright, clear, lovely distance".
Beautiful, idyllic and dreamlike
It is as though this fundamental conflict between reality and the world of art, one that Romantic musicians experienced more oppressively than any generation before them, was incorporated by Schubert into the heart of his Seventh Symphony, the "Unfinished". Whole worlds of expression clash in this epitome of the symphonic fragment. Moments of indescribable beauty, idyllic and dreamlike, are confronted with the most violent outbursts and releases of tension. The symphony's gloomy opening theme in the low strings already portends the craggy, fissured developments to come – a musical migration between disconnected worlds. That Schubert composed both completed movements in ¾ time, with its suggestions of dance, only intensifies the internal contrasts.
In its "fragmentary perfection", Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony became a symbol, a sign of the 19th century's search for the symphony after Beethoven. Schubert struck out on his own path to the "grand symphony", and nowhere more than in his Seventh. Never before was a contribution to this genre so concentrated on instrumental song, on "inner singing". The Viennese critic Eduard Hanslick spoke of a "stream of melody" – indeed a symphonic "song without words" that never shakes off its fragility and vulnerability to the forces prevailing in the "Unfinished".
Torsten Blaich
Translation: Richard Evidon
Magdalena Kožená, was born in Brno (Czech Republic) and studied there at the local conservatory and also with Eva Blahová in Bratislava. A winner of many competitions, including the International Mozart Competition in Salzburg in 1995, her first engagements were at the Janáček Theatre of the National Theatre in Brno and at the Prague Spring International Music Festival. Since then, she has appeared in Paris at the Théâtre du Châtelet (in the female title role in Gluck's Orphée et Eurydice), at the Opéra Comique and at the Théâtre des Champs Élysées (Mélisande), at the Metropolitan Opera in New York (Varvara in Kátja Kabanová) and at the Staatsoper Unter den Linden in Berlin in productions of Der Rosenkavalier and the Chabrier opera L'Étoile. Well known for her interpretation of Mozart roles (Cherubino, Idamante, Sesto, Zerlina), Magdalena Kožená has appeared at many major festivals such as Edinburgh, Salzburg, Aldeburgh and at the Bavarian State Opera in Munich. She is also acclaimed world-wide as a concert and Lieder singer, accompanied by pianists such as Daniel Barenboim, Yefim Bronfman, Malcolm Martineau and Mitsuko Uchida as well as leading orchestras and conductors. In 2003, Magdalena Kožená was awarded the title "Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres" by the French government; Gramophone voted her "Artist of the Year" in 2004. Since September 2003 she has performed many times as a soloist with the Berliner Philharmoniker, most recently in a Late Night concert in October 2011 with Manuel de Falla's Psyché and Folk Songs by Luciano Berio, conducted by Simon Rattle.
Magdalena Kožená appears by courtesy of Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft.
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Key performance indicators (KPIs) can help managers and employees make critical decisions in a timely way, but in some industries, there's just no predicting where or when you might need the latest information. That's why KeySpan, the largest electricity provider in New York state, is using data visualization software from Transpara to distribute metrics to engineers using advanced mobile phones.
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Q: Iptables forwarding with single interface Is it possible to use Iptables to forward all traffic going to certain network to given ip address?
I have Ubuntu server to act as router in network 192.168.1.0/24.
Its IP is 192.168.1.254. (This "router" has only single networking interface eth0.)
Clients on the 192.168.1.0/24 network have this static route set up:
Network      Mask           Gateway
172.16.1.0  255.255.255.0  192.168.1.254

With this the clients send traffic going to 172.16.1.0 to my router.
With router I want to redirect traffic going to 172.16.1.0 to ip 192.168.2.254.
I don't want address translation, device on 192.168.2.254 should see the traffic coming from client, not from the router on 192.168.1.254.
(This may seem quite complecated and this because I have no control over devices between these networks. That is why I created new router inside my network instead of adding new route to the router that connects these networks.)
I have enabled ip forwarding from sysctl.conf.
I have tried this Iptables configuration:
Get packages that need routing:
Chain PREROUTING (policy ACCEPT)
target     prot opt source               destination
DNAT       all  --  anywhere             172.16.1.0/24      to:192.168.2.254

Forward these packages to target:
Chain FORWARD (policy ACCEPT)
target     prot opt source               destination
ACCEPT     all  --  anywhere             192.168.2.254

But this does not apperar to be doing anything.

A: If you want to send traffic from a source to a destination you need to use static routes instead iptables. Iptables let you accept or deny any traffic going trough your machine, but it will no redirect any data.
For your purpose, you can try with the following route in your Ubuntu Server Router 192.168.1.254:
ip route add 172.16.1.0/24 via 192.168.2.254

This shouldn't make any NAT on the routed packets.

A: In the end I solved this by getting second network interface to my router device. I configured second interface to connect the other other network.
Then I just created new static route to my virtual network using ip route add command.

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Q: Unable to download Android 2.3.3 in Android SDK Manager I've tried to install Android 2.3.3 so I can then install OpenSense for HTC phones.
When I start the procedure to download Android 2.3.3 in the Android SDK Manager I get the followin messages:

Preparing to install archives Downloading SDK Platform Android 2.3.3,
API 10, revision 2
File not found: C:\Program Files
(x86)\Android\android-sdk\temp\android-2.3.3_r02-linux.zip (Access is
denied) Done. Nothing was installed.

Any ideas?

A: You must run Android SDK Manager as Administrator. This should solve the problem.

A: Don't try to update it from inside Eclipse.
Close Eclipse and open Start Menu\Programs\Android SDK Tools (as administrator, preferably)


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Q: Mobile version of Ubuntu for Nokia N97 This is not a Ubuntu Touch related question.
Is there a mobile version of the Ubuntu OS for Nokia N97?.
If there is:

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*How to install it?.

*Where to download it?.

*How to set preferences?.

*Is there a "Ubuntu apps store"? (Not the Ubuntu Software Center , I mean apps for mobile phones, including touch screen games and that kind of stuff).

A: No actually there is no Mobile OS available right now for Nokia Phones.
Ubuntu will be supported for Android devices.
And right now the Ubuntu touch is available only on Google Nexus Devices.
Yes, there is an app store in Ubuntu touch. It is new, so it will take some time to include maximum number of apps.
Ubuntu and Android need different hardware than Nokia phones and forcefully installing other OS in Nokia devices can brick your device. There is nothing in development for Nokia because they don't allow other OS to be installed in Nokia.


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Q: IntelliJ IDEA Main Menu missing After updating my Ubuntu to 20.04 this night, I noticed that my IntelliJ Main menu is missing.
The Problem is exactly the same as described here:
https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/115000667510-Main-Menu-not-showing
However:

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*the SHOW_MAIN_MENU option shows no effect

*the shortcut workaround is not working

*the View | Appearance: Main Menu action  is  disabled:

I have tried multiple reinstalls both via snap & zipped standalone. Including purges of ~/.config/JetBrains and ~/.local/share/JetBrains without success.

A: Invoke Help | Find in action.
Type Experimental features.
Uncheck linux.native.menu.

A: Make Main Menu reappear IntelliJ IDEA in Ubuntu

System Details:

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*Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS

*IntellJ IDEA Community 2020.2.3

How the issue was created: I wanted to hide the menu
Steps:

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*Click View > Appearance

*Uncheck Main Menu

Solution to make the menu reappear
Steps:

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*Open folder: ~/.config/JetBrains

There could be more than one folder. I had two: IdeaIC2020.1, IdeaIC2020.2
Both has configuration xml files for the IntelliJ.
IdeaIC2020.2 seems to be the one with the configuration for IntelliJ.
IdeaIC2020.1 must have been for previous version or previous installation. Even if this is removed, IntelliJ worked.

*Open IdeaIC2020.2 > options > ui.lnf.xml

*Set value to true : option name="SHOW_MAIN_MENU" value="true"
I hope this helps.
Cheers,


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Q: Rotating pngs in Java I am trying to rotate a png that is loaded in Java. The problem I have is that when I rotate the image, it also appears to also mess up the position of the image. I am rotating a 60x60 image so I would assume that rotating it would not move the image. Is there a way I can either rotate the image without moving it or a way to set the coordinates of an affine transformation?
        AffineTransform identity = new AffineTransform();
        gr.setColor(Color.red);

        gr.setRenderingHint(RenderingHints.KEY_ALPHA_INTERPOLATION, RenderingHints.VALUE_ALPHA_INTERPOLATION_QUALITY );

        AffineTransform trans = new AffineTransform();
        trans.setTransform(identity);
        trans.rotate( -Math.toRadians(15) );
        trans.translate(-25, 220);

        gr.drawImage(body.getImage(), 0, 200, null);
        gr.drawImage(gun.getImage(), trans, this);

A: AffineTransform instances can be concatenated (added together) using concatenate(AffineTransform).  The General way to rotate an image would be to.

*

*Move the center of the image to the origin (getTranslateInstance()).

*Rotate the image (getRotateInstance()).

*Move it back to the original co-ordinates (getTranslateInstance()).

In fact, look to the methods for

*

*getRotateInstance(double theta,
                            double anchorx,
                            double anchory)
Returns a transform that rotates coordinates around an anchor point. This operation is equivalent to translating the coordinates so that the anchor point is at the origin (S1), then rotating them about the new origin (S2), and finally translating so that the intermediate origin is restored to the coordinates of the original anchor point (S3).

*getRotateInstance(double vecx,
                            double vecy,
                            double anchorx,
                            double anchory)Returns a transform that rotates coordinates around an anchor point accordinate (sic) to a rotation vector. All coordinates rotate about the specified anchor coordinates by the same amount. The amount of rotation is such that coordinates along the former positive X axis will subsequently align with the vector pointing from the origin to the specified vector coordinates. If both vecx and vecy are 0.0, an identity transform is returned. This operation is equivalent to calling:  ...

Thanks to Donal Fellows for prompting me to RTM.

A: Encountered some complexity myself with rotation. Rotating 90 degrees was most problematic.
There is an API that handles this nicely and that is imgscalr.
Code:
BufferedImage rotatedPhoto = Scalr.rotate(photo, Scalr.Rotation.CW_90, null);

Didn't use imgscalr for scaling and translating, standard java.awt will do just fine there.
Since this makes a new Image photo; be sure to flush/null the old one with var.flush();
Cheers


text:
"""
File: event.py
Author: fangfei
Email: fangfei@youku.com
Description:
"""

import urllib

from zope.interface import implements
from zenoss.protocols.protobufs.zep_pb2 import EventSummary
from zenoss.protocols.protobufutil import ProtobufEnum
from zenoss.protocols.services.zep import EventStatus

from basic import isoDateTimeFromMilli, convertProdState, convertPriority
from db_manager import DataManager

_status_name = ProtobufEnum(EventSummary, 'status').getPrettyName

def _mergeAuditLogToNotes(evtsumm):
    if 'audit_log' in evtsumm:
        mergedNotes = evtsumm.get('notes', [])
        for auditNote in evtsumm['audit_log']:
            mergedNotes.append({
                               'created_time': auditNote['timestamp'],
                               'user_uuid': auditNote.get('user_uuid', ''),
                               'user_name': auditNote.get('user_name', ''),
                               'message': 'state changed to %s' % _status_name(auditNote['new_status']),
                               })
        evtsumm['notes'] = mergedNotes
    return evtsumm

class EventCompatInfo(object):
    """
    Takes a zep event and maps it to the format that the UI expects
    """

    def __init__(self, event_summary):
        self._event_summary = event_summary
        self._eventOccurrence = event_summary['occurrence'][0]
        self._eventActor = self._eventOccurrence['actor']
        self._eventDetails = self._findDetails(self._eventOccurrence)
        self._manager = DataManager()

    @property
    def id(self):
        return self._event_summary['uuid']

    @property
    def evid(self):
        return self.id

    @property
    def dedupid(self):
        return self._eventOccurrence.get('fingerprint')

    @property
    def eventState(self):
        return EventStatus.getPrettyName(self._event_summary['status'])

    @property
    def severity(self):
        return self._eventOccurrence['severity']

    @property
    def component(self):
        return {
            'text': self._eventActor.get('element_sub_title'),
            'uid': self._getPathFromUuid(self._eventActor.get('element_sub_uuid')),
            'url': self._uuidUrl(self._eventActor.get('element_sub_uuid')),
            'uuid': self._eventActor.get('element_sub_uuid')
        }

    @property
    def eventClass(self):
        eventClass = self._eventOccurrence['event_class']
        return {"text": eventClass, "uid": "/zport/dmd/Events%s" % eventClass}

    @property
    def summary(self):
        return self._eventOccurrence['summary']

    @property
    def firstTime(self):
        return isoDateTimeFromMilli(self._event_summary['first_seen_time'])

    @property
    def lastTime(self):
        return isoDateTimeFromMilli(self._event_summary['last_seen_time'])

    @property
    def count(self):
        return self._event_summary['count']

    @property
    def stateChange(self):
        return isoDateTimeFromMilli(self._event_summary['status_change_time'])

    @property
    def eventClassKey(self):
        return self._eventOccurrence.get('event_class_key')

    @property
    def eventGroup(self):
        return self._eventOccurrence.get('event_group')

    @property
    def eventKey(self):
        return self._eventOccurrence.get('event_key')

    @property
    def agent(self):
        return self._eventOccurrence.get('agent')

    @property
    def monitor(self):
        return self._eventOccurrence.get('monitor')

    @property
    def ownerid(self):
        return self._event_summary.get('current_user_name')

    @property
    def facility(self):
        return self._eventOccurrence.get('syslog_facility')

    @property
    def priority(self):
        return self._eventOccurrence.get('syslog_priority')

    @property
    def eventClassMapping(self):
        return self._lookupEventClassMapping(self._eventOccurrence.get('event_class_mapping_uuid'))

    @property
    def clearid(self):
        return self._event_summary.get('cleared_by_event_uuid')

    @property
    def ntevid(self):
        return self._eventOccurrence.get('nt_event_code')

    @property
    def ipAddress(self):
        return self._eventDetails.get('zenoss.device.ip_address', '')

    @property
    def message(self):
        return self._eventOccurrence.get('message', '')

    @property
    def Location(self):
        return self._lookupDetailPath('/zport/dmd/Locations', self._eventDetails.get('zenoss.device.location'))

    @property
    def DeviceGroups(self):
        return self._lookupDetailPath('/zport/dmd/Groups', self._eventDetails.get('zenoss.device.groups'))

    @property
    def Systems(self):
        return self._lookupDetailPath('/zport/dmd/Systems', self._eventDetails.get('zenoss.device.systems'))

    @property
    def DeviceClass(self):
        return self._lookupDetailPath('/zport/dmd/Devices', self._eventDetails.get('zenoss.device.device_class'))

    @property
    def device(self):
        device_url = self._get_device_url(self._eventDetails)
        if device_url is None:
            return dict(text=self._eventActor.get('element_title'),
                        uid=self._getPathFromUuid(self._eventActor.get('element_uuid')),
                        url=self._uuidUrl(self._eventActor.get('element_uuid')),
                        uuid=self._eventActor.get('element_uuid'))
        else:
            return dict(text=self._eventActor.get('element_title'),
                        url=device_url)

    @property
    def prodState(self):
        prodState = self._singleDetail(self._eventDetails.get('zenoss.device.production_state'))
        if prodState is not None:
            return convertProdState(prodState)

    @property
    def DevicePriority(self):
        DevicePriority = self._singleDetail(self._eventDetails.get('zenoss.device.priority'))
        if DevicePriority is not None:
            return convertPriority(DevicePriority)

    @property
    def details(self):
        return self._eventDetails

    def __getattr__(self, name):
        if self._eventDetails.get(name):
            return self._eventDetails.get(name)
        raise AttributeError(name)

    def _uuidUrl(self, uuid):
        if uuid:
            return 'http://10.103.11.40:9089/zport/dmd/goto?guid=%s' % uuid

    def _get_device_url(self, eventDetails):
        url_and_path = [self._singleDetail(eventDetails.get(k)) for k in 'zenoss.device.url', 'zenoss.device.path']
        if len(url_and_path) != 2:
            return None
        url, path = url_and_path
        # try:
        #     self._dmd.findChild(path)
        # except:
        #     return None
        return url

    def _singleDetail(self, value):
        """
        A convenience method for fetching a single detail from a property which
        correlates to a repeated field on the protobuf.
        """
        if isinstance(value, (tuple, list, set)) and value:
            return value[0]

    def _findDetails(self, event):
        """
        Event details are created as a dictionary like the following:
            detail = {
                'name': 'zenoss.foo.bar',
                'value': 'baz'
            }
        This method maps these detail items to a flat dictionary to facilitate
        looking up details by key easier.

        @rtype dict
        """
        details = {}
        if 'details' in event:
            for d in event['details']:
                details[d['name']] = d.get('value', ())
        return details

    def _lookupDetailPath(self, prefix, values):
        if not values:
            return ()
        paths = []
        for value in values:
            paths.append({'uid': prefix + value, 'name': value})
        return paths

    def _getPathFromUuid(self, uuid):
        if uuid:
            path = self._manager.getPathFromUuid(uuid)
            if path:
                return urllib.unquote(path)

    def _lookupEventClassMapping(self, mappingUuid):
        if not mappingUuid:
            return ""

        return {'uuid': mappingUuid, 'name': self._getNameFromUuid(mappingUuid)}

    def _getNameFromUuid(self, uuid):
        """
        Given a uuid this returns the objects name
        from the catalog, it does not wake the object up
        """
        if uuid:
            path = self._getPathFromUuid(uuid)
            if path:
                name = self._manager.getNameFromPath(path)
                return name

class EventCompatDetailInfo(EventCompatInfo):
    """
    Provides the extra fields needed for the details view of an event
    """

    def __init__(self, dmd, event_summary):
        super(EventCompatDetailInfo, self).__init__(dmd, event_summary)
        # add audit logs to the notes (for the log property)
        self._event_summary = _mergeAuditLogToNotes(self._event_summary)

        # event class mapping
        eventClassMapping = self._lookupEventClassMapping(self._eventOccurrence.get('event_class_mapping_uuid'))
        self._eventClassMappingName = self._eventClassMappingUrl = None
        if eventClassMapping:
            self._eventClassMappingName = eventClassMapping['name']
            self._eventClassMappingUrl = self._uuidUrl(eventClassMapping['uuid'])

    @property
    def component(self):
        return self._eventActor.get('element_sub_identifier')

    @property
    def component_title(self):
        return self._getNameFromUuid(self._eventActor.get('element_sub_uuid')) or self._eventActor.get('element_sub_title')

    @property
    def component_url(self):
        return self._uuidUrl(self._eventActor.get('element_sub_uuid'))

    @property
    def component_uuid(self):
        return self._eventActor.get('element_sub_uuid')

    @property
    def device_title(self):
        return self._eventActor.get('element_title')

    @property
    def device(self):
        return self._eventActor.get('element_identifier')

    @property
    def device_uuid(self):
        return self._eventActor.get('element_uuid')

    @property
    def device_url(self):
        d = super(EventCompatDetailInfo, self).device
        return d.get("url")

    @property
    def eventClassMapping(self):
        return self._eventClassMappingName

    @property
    def eventClassMapping_url(self):
        return self._eventClassMappingUrl

    @property
    def eventClass(self):
        return self._eventOccurrence['event_class']

    @property
    def eventClass_url(self):
        return "/zport/dmd/Events%s" % self.eventClass

    @property
    def details(self):
        d = []
        if 'details' in self._eventOccurrence:
            for detail in sorted(self._eventOccurrence['details'], key=lambda detail: detail['name'].lower()):
                values = detail.get('value', ())
                if not isinstance(values, list):
                    values = list(values)
                for value in (v for v in values if v):
                    if not detail['name'].startswith('__meta__'):
                        d.append(dict(key=detail['name'], value=value))
        return d

    @property
    def log(self):
        logs = []
        if 'notes' in self._event_summary:
            self._event_summary['notes'].sort(key=lambda a: a['created_time'], reverse=True)
            for note in self._event_summary['notes']:
                logs.append((note['user_name'], isoDateTimeFromMilli(note['created_time']), note['message']))
        return logs

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text:
package com.amazonaws.services.devicefarm.model;

/**
 *
 */
public enum DevicePoolType {

    CURATED("CURATED"),
    PRIVATE("PRIVATE");

    private String value;

    private DevicePoolType(String value) {
        this.value = value;
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return this.value;
    }

    /**
     * Use this in place of valueOf.
     *
     * @param value
     *        real value
     * @return DevicePoolType corresponding to the value
     */
    public static DevicePoolType fromValue(String value) {
        if (value == null || "".equals(value)) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Value cannot be null or empty!");
        }

        for (DevicePoolType enumEntry : DevicePoolType.values()) {
            if (enumEntry.toString().equals(value)) {
                return enumEntry;
            }
        }

        throw new IllegalArgumentException("Cannot create enum from " + value
                + " value!");
    }
}


text:
"I just didn't think it would happen to me": one woman on having postnatal depression twice
Written by Stylist Team
Postnatal depression affects more than one in every 10 women within a year of giving birth, according to the NHS. This Maternal Mental Health Week, mum of three Christina shares how she felt having postnatal depression twice, ahead of her appearance in new BBC show, Life and Birth.
The first time I had postnatal depression, it took me completely by surprise. I'd heard of the condition but I wasn't too worried about it – I just didn't think it would happen to me.
But I knew early on after giving birth to my first son, James, that something wasn't right. I was expecting to have the baby blues but I remember thinking, if this is the baby blues, then it's extreme. I knew I needed help.
Everyone's experience of postnatal depression is different, but for me, I felt sad all the time. It was as though I didn't feel up to looking after my son. I would never have harmed my baby, and I didn't consider suicide. But I do remember thinking I wanted to be poorly enough so that I'd have to be in hospital and someone else would have to look after James. I almost felt like a child myself, as though I was helpless – nothing was coming naturally to me.
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I had a form of OCD with postnatal depression as well – obsessive thoughts. I hated going down the stairs while holding the baby because I was convinced I was going to drop him. I would imagine the fall and how he would land – I thought he would break. And this wasn't because I wanted that to happen, but because I was terrified of it happening. Even when I was walking down the road with the pram, I would imagine what would happen if I slipped and the pram went into the road. I thought there was something wrong with me.
Christina with her husband, pictured in new BBC show, Life and Birth.
Before giving birth a friend had given me a leaflet about a charity, called Acacia Family Support, and I'd thought "that's interesting" then put the leaflet away. A few weeks after the birth I took the leaflet back out and saw that they ran a support group each week, so I decided to go. I didn't call anyone, I just turned up on a Thursday morning. I didn't know who to speak to, or how to tell them how I was feeling, so I just stood there crying with the baby until someone came over to me.
From that point on, everyone at the charity was brilliant with me. If it wasn't for them, I don't know where I'd be by now. I have a memory of being there when I was having a particularly bad day, and I was on my knees in the middle of a coffee morning, in a ball on the floor, and all these women were hugging me, like we were in a rugby scrum. They were trying to pick me back up again and support me and it was in that moment that the founder of the charity said, "I think it's time you went to see a doctor now".
"People began explaining to me that postnatal depression wasn't anything to be ashamed of, and I don't know why I felt that way"
My consultant explained the condition to me in a way that I could understand, and made me realise the way I was feeling wasn't my fault. He also prescribed me some medication. Until that point I had been against the idea of taking any pills, but when they started taking effect two weeks later, it was a real turning point for me.
People began explaining to me that postnatal depression wasn't anything to be ashamed of, and I don't know why I felt that way. Since then, I've noticed so much more awareness surrounding mental health, so I take every chance I have to tell my story and help people feel less alone.
Christina didn't experience postnatal depression after the birth of her third son, Charlie (pictured here with Charlie after the birth).
My experience of postnatal depression didn't put me off having more children. I suffered from it a little bit two years later when I gave birth to my second son, Harry, who's now five. My doctor changed the dosage of my medication, so the condition was better controlled from the start, and knowing when something wasn't right and being able to speak out made dealing with it a lot easier for me.
"My message to anyone else struggling with postnatal depression is that you are not alone"
I gave birth to my third son, Charlie, a few months ago and it feels like a whole new experience without the black fog of postnatal depression all around me. I feel like I'm doing it with my eyes open – it's definitely gotten easier with each child.
My message to anyone else struggling with postnatal depression is that you are not alone. Postnatal depression is common [it affects more than one in every 10 women within a year of giving birth, according to the NHS]. And I know you won't believe this, but it can, and does, get better. When you're in the middle of it it's really hard to see the end of the tunnel, but source out whatever help you can – there is so much support available out there.
If you, or anyone you know, needs further information or support in relation to postnatal depression, please visit the NHS website here.
Life and Birth continues every Tuesday at 8pm on BBC One, and Christina will appear in the sixth episode. You can also catch up on BBC iPlayer
Images: Getty, courtesy of BBC
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Advisor uses 6 trading strategies you can customize each strategy separately. Powered by 7 pairs and 1 timeframe M1 and uses a variety of trading systems. This increases the chances of stable growth and reduces the influence of one pair.
The robot uses intelligent averaging system.
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Advisor adapts to any market behavior (trend or the flat).
It does not need complex trading conditions or high execution speed, works with any broker and does not consume excessive computer resources.
The adviser works on the following pairs: EURUSD, AUDUSD, NZDUSD, USDCAD, CADCHF, AUDCHF, USDCHF, and timeframes: M1.
The minimum recommended balance for the adviser (when used at recommended pairs) - $ 3000 or $ 30 cents.
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Order Comment — Comments to the order.
Slippage — Permissible slippage before order triggering.
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Q: MySQL inserting year in date as 2000 and not 1900 I am fetching the date value from CSV which gives value as "2/20/1967". But while inserting this value in table it is showing 2067-02-20.
I am using strtotime() to convert the date value in proper format
date("Y-m-d", strtotime($dob))


The People's Bank of China on Wednesday set the daily reference rate of the yuan against the US dollar at 6.1980, the highest in 19 years since China unified official and market exchange rates at the end of 1993.
The daily fixing of the yuan has strengthened by 1.41 percent since the start of the year against the dollar as indicators have shown capital flows into the world's second-largest economy accelerated in recent months.
The currency is allowed to trade within 1 percent in each direction around the daily reference rate.
The yuan rose 0.13 percent to 6.1460 per dollar as of 10:08 am in the Shanghai foreign exchange market, taking the two-day gain to 0.33 percent, the most since March 22, 2012, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Earlier the currency rose by as much as 0.19 percent to 6.1424, the strongest level since the end of 1993.
Analysts have forecast continuous appreciation pressure on the yuan as major economies announced a new round of monetary easing. The central bank of Australia on Monday announced it was cutting interest rates following the same moves by the European Central Bank and the Indian central bank.


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Attitudes, access or application: what is the reason for the low penetration of decision support systems in healthcare?
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Chiroptical, ESMS and NMR spectroscopic study of the interaction of enantiopure lanthanide complexes with selected self-complementary dodecamer oligonucleotides
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Clarifying the current and potential use of GIS within NHS organisations: optimism or pessimism?
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Considerations in using the Delphi approach: design, questions and answers
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Container stowage pre-planning: Using search to generate solutions, a case study
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Crime and the design of residential property – exploring the perceptions of planning professionals, burglars and other users: Part 2
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Crime and the design of residential property - exploring the theoretical background. Part 1
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Data clustering and rule abduction to facilitate crime hot spot prediction
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Discrete Event Systems Design based upon the UML and Petri Net objects
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Distorted Ideals: The 'problem of dependency' and the Mythology of Independent Living
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Explaining the low penetration of decision support systems into clinical practice: Recalcitrance or ignorance
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After Stellar Season, Moss Faces Decisions
The stats are piling up for wide receiver Santana Moss.
Career catches as a Redskin: 442, fourth-best all-time.
Career receiving yards as a Redskin: 6,142, fifth-best all-time.
Catches last year with Redskins: 93, second-most all-time in a season.
Since joining the Redskins in 2005, Moss has emerged as one of the best receivers in team history. He still trails Art Monk, Charley Taylor and Gary Clark, the franchise's elite receivers, in most statistical categories. But last year he was able to surpass Ricky Sanders and Jerry Smith, a tight end, in catches and receiving yards in franchise history.
Moss is not a numbers guy, though.
In fact, don't even bother telling him what his stats are.
"I won't look at the numbers until it's all said and done," he said, standing beside his locker in the last days of the 2010 regular season. "Even during the season, people were calling me telling me, 'Hey, you got this.' I would tell them, 'Hey man, you can talk about anyone else's stats, don't talk about mine.'
"That's the way I like to get it done. I don't like to go out thinking about accomplishing something. My goal is to go out and be the best that day for my team."
Whether Moss returns to the Redskins for the 2011 season is an open question.
It was reported on ESPN on Sunday that Moss is scheduled to be an unrestricted free agent this offseason, but that fact has been known for months.
Moss addressed his status before last season ended. He was unsure what would happen in free agency but he added that he hoped to return to Washington.
Retirement is not a consideration, either. He turns 32 years old on June 1.
"I tell you, I never put a number on anything, I just go," Moss said. "The day will come [when I retire]. And until that day comes, you'll see me out here running routes and doing what I do."
Moss is coming off perhaps his best NFL season.
Along with his 93 catches, he logged a team-best 1,115 receiving yards and six touchdowns.
His 12.0 yards-per-catch average was a career-low, but he lined up in the slot more last season in Kyle Shanahan's new offense.
In the slot, the 5-10, 205-pound Moss was able to run more crossing patterns. He found more open space – but more tacklers – than he did running along the sidelines.
"In the slot, you have a chance to go inside where they can't put Cover 2 over you all the time," he said. "You might have two guys sticking with you and somebody watching you – other than the guy who's covering you – but you still have more ways to get open.
"You can also get open a lot faster by putting a couple moves on a guy and getting him out of his break."
Moss said he enjoyed playing in the slot – something he had not done since college.
"You kind of give yourself kudos because you played at a high level on the outside all those years and still accomplished a lot," he said. "But I got to the NFL as a slot guy. [Last] year it was great just to be able to change it up a little bit and see the ball differently."
For his career, which includes four seasons with the New York Jets before joining the Redskins, Moss has logged 593 receptions. That's tied for 59th all-time in NFL history.
His career receiving yardage total of 8,558 is ranked 63rd all-time.


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More info:The price is per person for two people sharing a room based on a small group of 8 people. Single supplement of £550 applies. The tour can also be tailor-made for individuals as required.
Costa Rica is home to a rich diversity of birds and wildlife and this birdwatching and wildlife holiday takes you to several of the best places in the country to see it all. Costa Rica has long enjoyed a reputation for being a birdwatcher's paradise. There are 900 species of birds here, and some 70 of those can't be seen anywhere else in the world.
Wildlife abounds in Costa Rica, too, thanks to the enormous range of habitats here. Explore the country's cloud forest, mountains, mangroves and coral reefs, its humid Caribbean lowlands and dry Pacific forests, binoculars at the ready for unusual flora and fauna.
It's not possible to see everything in 16 days, but this tour is designed to give you a really rounded experience, enjoying the excellent and easy birding, the wildlife spotting, and the accommodation, which is a mix of excellent small hotels and lodges that all take sustainability seriously.
This is a small group tour, with 10 people maximum, but if you prefer to travel tailor made, it can be adapted to suit your dates and personal interests. You will be accompanied by an English speaking driver and naturalist guide throughout, with specialist local guides providing deeper knowledge at each location.
Though relatively small in size, Costa Rica is home to one of the highest levels of biodiversity in the world, but the country's natural wealth is no accident. In the mid-20th century, Costa Rican leadership realized the importance of conservation for the future of the nation and today, 27 percent of Costa Rica is officially protected.
On this tour you will stay at several of Costa Rica's legendary eco lodges that are committed to a sustainable future. For example, Savegre is proud to offer visitors the opportunity to visit their private nature reserve of almost 400 hectares (988 acres) through a network of trails of around 30 km. (18.6 miles) that start and end at the hotel. The reserve has a spectacularly high level biodiversity that attracts visitors from all over the world and it is also a scientific field research site.
At Macaw Lodge, they have worked hard to restore and replenish the bio-diversity that supports life. It's rewarding to see the changes that have already taken place in the area where the lodge is located as well as neighbouring communities. Land once devoted to monotonous agricultural crops that led to erosion and depletion of natural resources now teems with timber plantations, plants that provide food, health benefits and beauty, springs of fresh water and an idyllic, serene environment for relaxation and learning. It is a working, growing and evolving center for eco-tourism, research and conservation. An onsite sustainable farm operation yields fruits, vegetables, herbs and cocoa used in meals for Lodge guests and staff. They employ a number of sustainable agricultural practices including hydroponics, aquaponics, mixed crops, composting and vermiculture. Today, people from around the world come to Macaw Lodge to discover the natural wonders of Costa Rica, and see a working model of sustainable and environmentally mindful living.
Furthermore, the lodge is completely off the grid. All of their energy needs are met through solar power. Water comes from the property's natural springs and is treated without the use of harmful chemicals for use in the Lodge and cabins. They use a closed system with sewage sent to a bio-digester and grey water going to a water bed and reused for irrigation. Conservation goes hand-in-hand with sustainable living. Their approach includes use of dual-flush toilets, dry urinals and low-flow shower heads. To reduce their energy demand, they installed LED lights and low voltage ceiling fans.
Another Lodge you will stay at is Selva Verde, which was founded on the principles of environmental conservation and education. The lodge was a pioneer in Costa Rican eco tourism and is truly commited to the people and wildlife that call the Sarapiqui home. They proudly carry and support Costa Rica's Certification for Sustainable Tourism. They actively work with conservation partners, including the Sarapiqui Conservation Learning Center, to promote conservation and environmental education throughout the local community.
In fact all the lodges you will stay at are locally owned and managed. They were built using local materials by local craftsmen, to cause as little impact as possible on the environment, in areas of outstanding ornithological interest. Therefore on this tour, you will discover the very best of Costa Rica's birds while also supporting conservation programmes in each location.
It is applaudable that rather than devoting resources to developing a military, Costa Rican officials instead chose to build educational and social security programmess and despite the ensuing growth of tourism, the country remains peaceful, friendly, and open.


It is ten o`clock at night. Very hot. I use this moment of rare calm and solitude to design the new house. I look through the window and parked in front of the building is a BMW X5. A young man of about 27 slides out of the car with a stunning blonde fearfully clutching her Prada bag. An almost-black, almost-beggar approaches asking if he can watch the car for R$ 5,00. They go into a Japanese restaurant. On the radio, which I will turn off within ten seconds, there is talk of the most recent kidnapping and a prison rebellion. I read my notes of the first meeting with the clients, a couple in advertising. We spoke of an enormous library in the living-room with double high ceilings, enormous windows opening completely to the garden, a pool 3 x 30m, a kitchen with an orange lunch table in the center, two symmetric marble staircases lit by focused natural light, a precisely detailed work studio, spaces of rare and elegant proportions which always relate to the exterior differently, white textures, an Eero Aarnio ball club chair, minimalism, the 60's, electronic music, Stockhausen Cage, the latest issue of Visionaire magazine, a recipe for spaghetti al mare and finally "My Uncle" by Jacques Tati.
I think of a single enormous volume wrapping everything: a white box. In São Paulo, we don't need to be concerned about environmental coherence; it is total chaos, the most absolute chaos. In this city, the world's ugliest, which overflows energy, vibrant like no other, loved and hated, anything that is projected will be totally integrated into the city. Ah, yes, don't let me forget an enormous wall protecting the house, covered in natural wood (maybe from the last tree of the Amazon), and which, certainly, will be completely covered by graffiti, giving the final touch in perfect harmony with the environment.
From a humble architect of the third world.
No article in the world can express better the letter from the architect which you just read; the needs and the taste of the occupants of the house "stirred" with the architects inspiration, creativity, know-how and design. The concept, a white parallelogram box which encloses 700 square meters of living space in two floors situated in a plot of 1700 square meters and enclosed by enormous walls protecting the house which will be covered in natural wood.
Gama Issa is a modern sustainable house which despite the concrete block which forms the house has a transparency between the garden, the parallelogram pool that runs along the house, and the interior of the house. The transparency of the house is achievable through the large sliding glass panels which serve as a wall and have magnificent views of the garden and the pool. Natural day light and ventilation are available throughout the entire house.
While when one sits at the garden and looks inside the large sliding glass panels, he views the never-ending bookcases, which occupy one wall on both floors, and run from floor to ceiling neither of which seem to touch the floor or the ceiling due to the construction detail which runs throughout the house. The house's clean lines and austerity compellingly portray Kogan's clean and serene design concept as opposed to the chaotic and noisy city of Sao Paolo. The house's exterior is painted in a cold white tone to take full advantage of the Brazilian sun, and create a contrast with the surrounding environment. Despite the description of the architect about the city of Sao Paolo, Gama Issa House portrays calmness contrary to the noisiness right outside the tall white wall which sets the boundaries to this house.
The interior of the house continues to be covered in tones of white through the usage of various materials like a white toned marble staircase thus reflecting the ambient sunlight which surpasses the large glass panel windows. The house's interior spares any unnecessary decoration and really sticks to the simple modern furniture pieces. The wooden floor makes a great contrast between the lighting pieces and the clean cut furniture of the comfortable and elegant lounge. Colorful modern paintings have been used throughout the house to give a vigorous tone. Interior and exterior construction details are very well executed and this shows very well in the end result.


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Thursday Recovery Session, Awards And A Birthday
A scoreline of 3-0 in our favor? Yes, please! That was pleasant to see yesterday. Let's keep going with that, gentlemen.
The team took part in a recovery session after yesterday's Copa Del Rey win over Leganes. Castilla's Cristo, Fidalgo, De Frutos and Javi Sánchez were called up for the session. Lucas Vázquez, Valverde, Casemiro, Reguilón, Odriozola, Vinicius Jr., Ceballos and Nacho did some running while Mariano and Javi Sánchez did part of the session with the group. Karim, Sergio and Keylor worked out indoors. Asensio, Llorente, Kroos, Bale and Courtois are continuing with their respective recoveries. (Video)
Lots of awards to report. Sergio was given the Seven Stars of Madrid (Video). Keylor Navas received 2017 Ibero-American Community Trophy (Video). Marcos Llorente was voted Mahou's Cinco Estrella Player of the Month for December by the fans (Video).
FROM REALMADRID.COM
Sergio Ramos awarded the Seven Stars of Madrid prize
by Alberto Navarro | Photographer: Victor Carretero
"I will keep working hard and giving my all to represent what this award means and the seven stars of Madrid", said the captain at the event which Florentino Pérez also attended.
Sergio Ramos was at the Real Casa de Correos in Madrid to receive the Seven Stars of Madrid prize 2016 for Best Male Athlete. Angel Garrido, head of Madrid's regional government, was on hand to award him the prize, which honours the work of athletes who have has great success and the sporting entities that have done the most each year in order to promote sports within the region itself.
In his acceptance speech, the Real Madrid captain said: "It gives me a real sense of both joy and pride to have been named best male athlete at the Seven Star of Madrid awards. I am even more thrilled to get a prize for promoting and embodying sporting values. I am from Seville, Andalusia and I certainly feel it, but the region of Madrid welcomed with open arms 13 years ago and it is here where I have grown as a person and a professional, and I feel at home at here".
Pride and values
"I am proud to be Real Madrid captain and we have represented the region throughout the world in the best way possible, winning titles, providing the people of Madrid real moments of joy and always trying to live up to what the region represents. Thank you all. I will keep working hard and giving my all to represent what this award means and the seven stars of the region of Madrid."
Ángel Garrido: "Sergio Ramos is a 10/10 sportsman"
"There is not much left to say about Sergio Ramos because he is a global footballing star and a shining example of working with others. He is a 10/10 sportsman. There are very few people who can represent such love for their team, the love of their country and that notion of never giving up."
Alongside the Real Madrid captain, Sara Andrés, Jesús Tortosa, Camino Martínez, the Sanitas Foundation, the Atlético Madrid Women's team and the Las Rozas Local Council were also awarded for their actions.
Keylor Navas has been awarded the 2017 Ibero-American Community Trophy
"I am happy and proud to win this prize. It is a privilege to be here", he said at the National Sports Awards .
Keylor Navas picked up the Ibero-American Community Trophy given out by the National Sports Council, at Spain's National Sports Awards 2017. The event took place at midday at the Palacio Real de El Pardo. The Costa Rican goalkeeper was handed the award by Spain's King Felipe VI for his "contribution in helping to lead by example in sports".
Navas, alongside Emilio Butragueño, director of Institutional Relations at the club, was part of the Real Madrid side that in 2017 was part of the Real Madrid that in 2017 lifted the Champions League, Club World Cup, LaLiga and both UEFA and Spanish Super Cup trophies. "I am happy and proud to win this prize. It is a privilege to be here and enjoy such experiences. It motivates me to keep improving because I know I can".
"2017 was a great year, I loved it. We worked well, being part of a team that won titles makes me feel so proud, I look back on it fondly".
Situation within the team
"I can see myself being at Real Madrid a long time. I'm going to work hard. Nobody knows what the future holds and life can change quickly. I try to focus on the present and my present involves Real Madrid and I will keep on giving everything I have. The day I think I'm no longer a number one, I will go home and focus on other things. The coach is the decision maker and it is up to us to work hard, push on, perform well and when the chance is there to play, give our best".
The key to his success
"We always play with heart, play for the badge. That's what counts. We were go out on the pitch all we want to do is win games and titles. This attitude led to big things for us. We need to keep plugging away and enjoy such moments".
"We need to always be united as a team and fight for what we want to achieve. I know everyone believes in the talent that these players have individually as well as what we can as a team. The results are not what ideal, but we always push for more and that will not change."
"We know that the fans like us to play well and win. We are aware of this and we have all the desire to do it, to sweat the shirt and be able to lift titles at the end of the season."
Cup match
"It was great. We are ready and make ourselves available to play. I Kept a clean sheet and we won at home, in a tie as important as that gives us a confidence boost to keep moving forward."
"There is still a long way to go. This team has what it takes to keep improving and that is what we want to do."
Other winners included Rafa Nadal, Juan Mata, Jon Rahm, María Vicente, la Fundación Trinidad Alfonso, Juan de Dios Román, Sandra Sánchez, Fundación A La Par, Spain's male and female ice hockey teams, the Autonomous región of Melilla, IES Ortega y Gasset, Madrid and Javier Fesser and David Marqués, screenwriters of the Spanish film Campeones.
Marcos Llorente, Mahou Cinco Estrellas player for December
The midfielder picked up the monthly prize awarded by the fans at Real Madrid City.
Before training, Marcos Llorente picked up the Mahou Cinco Estrellas award for December at Real Madrid City. The midfielder enjoyed recognition for his performances in the last month of 2018, as he scored his first Whites' goal and was named the Club World Cup final man of the match.
Llorente played all seven games for Real Madrid throughout December. The fans pick the winner of this accolade via a poll on social networks.
Happy Birthday Dani!
Dani turns 27 on Friday! It's his 6th season with the first team – time flies!
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