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Q: How can an App crash the device almost completely? I have a fairly complex android app here, which seems to be able to crash exactly one android device: the gigaset maxwell 10 (S, too). The strange thing on this is: the complete device UI freeze, so even the android toolbar cannot be brought back via a swipe from the top. Once within this state it wont recover even after days. It is not only the touch of the screen, sometimes my UI freezes, sometimes it still continues to show videos. Sometimes I can connect via adb, sometimes not. But when I do, I cant interact via adb-touches with my (running?) app.
I got the log from the latest crash - although I dont know if anyone wants to read it or can help me with it. You find it below.
I have absolutely no idea, how an android app can crash a device like mine do. I thought the OS should kill the application if anything goes wrong, and protect itself from getting harmed. Maybe someone has seen anything similar and can direct my research to the right.
The app in question touches videoplayback, sip communication, lots of network communications, has multiple services running in the background, and takes firebase messages. It runs in fullscreen with a wakelock.
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05-14 15:11:25.639 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:11:25.642 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:11:25.643 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:11:25.938 I/art     ( 8834): Background partial concurrent mark sweep GC freed 22039(5MB) AllocSpace objects, 239(5MB) LOS objects, 39% free, 24MB/40MB, paused 4.176ms total 203.600ms
05-14 15:11:26.306 W/AudioFlinger(  196): RecordThread: buffer overflow
05-14 15:11:26.764 I/AudioFlinger(  196): BUFFER TIMEOUT: remove(4101) from active list on thread 0xb54d4000
05-14 15:11:28.298 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
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05-14 15:11:31.261 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:11:31.265 W/audio_hw_primary(  196): do_output_standby... 0, device 2
05-14 15:11:31.265 I/audio_hw_primary(  196): get_dvf_device_to_close() device_to_close 2, prev dev 2, new device 0
05-14 15:11:31.265 V/audio_hw_primary(  196): get_dvf_device_to_close() prev/new dev is 0 (or both 0), set device 2
05-14 15:11:31.265 W/audio_hw_primary(  196): get_dvf_device_to_close() device to close 2
05-14 15:11:31.265 E/audio_hw_primary(  196): do_out_standby: Disable device 0x2
05-14 15:11:31.265 E/CMBS CLIENT WRAPPER(  196): The value of  binder->pingBinder is [0]
05-14 15:11:31.265 V/CMBS CLIENT(  196): set audio event=2 :: response=0
05-14 15:11:31.265 W/audio_hw_primary(  196): do_out_standby: prev_device 0x0
05-14 15:11:31.265 V/CMBS_SERVER(  198): BnCMBSServer::onTransact(6) 17
05-14 15:11:31.266 D/CMBS_SERVER(  198): Event got 6
05-14 15:11:31.266 V/CMBS    (  198): audioRoutingViaCMBS: deviceID = 2 bWideBand = 1 state 0
05-14 15:11:31.266 I/CMBS    (  198): audioRoutingViaCMBS: output device
05-14 15:11:31.266 V/CMBS    (  198): deviceAudioRoutingViaCMBS: deviceID = 2 bWideBand = 1 state 0, deviceType 1
05-14 15:11:31.266 E/CMBS    (  198): deviceAudioRoutingViaCMBS: disable deviceIdx 0 & type 1
05-14 15:11:31.266 V/CMBS    (  198): disableDevice: device idx = 0, dev type 1, i/p dev 0, o/p dev 1 & count 1
05-14 15:11:31.266 I/CMBS    (  198): disableDevice: disable Device 0 channel ID =240
05-14 15:11:31.266 E/CMBS    (  198): Message response event = 257
05-14 15:11:31.266 V/CMBS    (  198): appcmbs_WaitForContainer waiting for event n_Event = 257
05-14 15:11:31.287 E/        (  198): CB Thread: Sync word detected, reset DataIndex
05-14 15:11:31.287 V/CMBS    (  198): cmbsevent_Interrupt_Event_responses entry
05-14 15:11:31.287 V/CMBS    (  198): Event recieved from target event = 257 n_InfoLen = 0 sizeof(ST_CFR_IE_LIST) = 12
05-14 15:11:31.287 V/CMBS    (  198): appcmbs_WaitForContainer after dequeue end  n_Event = 257 LinuxContainer = 257 nRetVal = 0
05-14 15:11:31.287 V/CMBS    (  198): disableDevice: disable end point for deviceIdx 0 and channel 0
05-14 15:11:31.287 E/CMBS    (  198): Message response event = 241
05-14 15:11:31.287 V/CMBS    (  198): appcmbs_WaitForContainer waiting for event n_Event = 241
05-14 15:11:31.307 E/        (  198): CB Thread: Sync word detected, reset DataIndex
05-14 15:11:31.307 V/CMBS    (  198): cmbsevent_Interrupt_Event_responses entry
05-14 15:11:31.307 V/CMBS    (  198): Event recieved from target event = 241 n_InfoLen = 0 sizeof(ST_CFR_IE_LIST) = 12
05-14 15:11:31.307 V/CMBS    (  198): appcmbs_WaitForContainer after dequeue end  n_Event = 241 LinuxContainer = 241 nRetVal = 0
05-14 15:11:31.307 V/CMBS    (  198): disableDevice: disable end point for deviceIdx 0 and channel 1
05-14 15:11:31.307 E/CMBS    (  198): Message response event = 241
05-14 15:11:31.308 V/CMBS    (  198): appcmbs_WaitForContainer waiting for event n_Event = 241
05-14 15:11:31.327 E/        (  198): CB Thread: Sync word detected, reset DataIndex
05-14 15:11:31.327 V/CMBS    (  198): cmbsevent_Interrupt_Event_responses entry
05-14 15:11:31.328 V/CMBS    (  198): Event recieved from target event = 241 n_InfoLen = 0 sizeof(ST_CFR_IE_LIST) = 12
05-14 15:11:31.328 V/CMBS    (  198): appcmbs_WaitForContainer after dequeue end  n_Event = 241 LinuxContainer = 241 nRetVal = 0
05-14 15:11:31.328 V/CMBS    (  198): disableDevice(0): close channel ID f0
05-14 15:11:31.328 E/CMBS    (  198): Message response event = 66
05-14 15:11:31.328 V/CMBS    (  198): appcmbs_WaitForContainer waiting for event n_Event = 66
05-14 15:11:31.349 E/        (  198): CB Thread: Sync word detected, reset DataIndex
05-14 15:11:31.350 V/CMBS    (  198): Event recieved from target event = 66 n_InfoLen = 4 sizeof(ST_CFR_IE_LIST) = 12
05-14 15:11:31.350 V/CMBS    (  198): appcmbs_WaitForContainer after dequeue end  n_Event = 66 LinuxContainer = 66 nRetVal = 0
05-14 15:11:31.350 E/CMBS    (  198): Message response event = 250
05-14 15:11:31.350 V/CMBS    (  198): appcmbs_WaitForContainer waiting for event n_Event = 250
05-14 15:11:31.371 E/        (  198): CB Thread: Sync word detected, reset DataIndex
05-14 15:11:31.371 V/CMBS    (  198): cmbsevent_Interrupt_Event_responses entry
05-14 15:11:31.371 V/CMBS    (  198): Event recieved from target event = 250 n_InfoLen = 0 sizeof(ST_CFR_IE_LIST) = 12
05-14 15:11:31.372 V/CMBS    (  198): appcmbs_WaitForContainer after dequeue end  n_Event = 250 LinuxContainer = 250 nRetVal = 0
05-14 15:11:31.372 E/CMBS    (  198): deviceAudioRoutingViaCMBS: Disable Tweeter
05-14 15:11:31.372 V/CMBS    (  198): disableDevice: device idx = 1, dev type 1, i/p dev 0, o/p dev 1 & count 1
05-14 15:11:31.372 I/CMBS    (  198): disableDevice: disable Device 1 channel ID =242
05-14 15:11:31.372 V/CMBS    (  198): disableDevice(1): close channel ID f2
05-14 15:11:31.372 E/CMBS    (  198): Message response event = 66
05-14 15:11:31.372 V/CMBS    (  198): appcmbs_WaitForContainer waiting for event n_Event = 66
05-14 15:11:31.394 E/        (  198): CB Thread: Sync word detected, reset DataIndex
05-14 15:11:31.394 V/CMBS    (  198): Event recieved from target event = 66 n_InfoLen = 4 sizeof(ST_CFR_IE_LIST) = 12
05-14 15:11:31.394 V/CMBS    (  198): appcmbs_WaitForContainer after dequeue end  n_Event = 66 LinuxContainer = 66 nRetVal = 0
05-14 15:11:31.394 E/CMBS    (  198): Message response event = 250
05-14 15:11:31.395 V/CMBS    (  198): appcmbs_WaitForContainer waiting for event n_Event = 250
05-14 15:11:31.418 E/        (  198): CB Thread: Sync word detected, reset DataIndex
05-14 15:11:31.419 V/CMBS    (  198): cmbsevent_Interrupt_Event_responses entry
05-14 15:11:31.419 V/CMBS    (  198): Event recieved from target event = 250 n_InfoLen = 0 sizeof(ST_CFR_IE_LIST) = 12
05-14 15:11:31.419 V/CMBS    (  198): appcmbs_WaitForContainer after dequeue end  n_Event = 250 LinuxContainer = 250 nRetVal = 0
05-14 15:11:31.419 V/CMBS    (  198): deviceAudioRoutingViaCMBS: Disable device result 1
05-14 15:11:31.419 V/CMBS    (  198): Endpoint access count for device 2 is 1
05-14 15:11:31.419 V/CMBS    (  198): logEndpointAccessCount: Total device count is 1
05-14 15:11:31.419 E/CMBS    (  198): deviceAudioRoutingViaCMBS(0): inDev 0, outDev 0
05-14 15:11:31.419 E/CMBS    (  198): adudioRoutingViaCMBS: deviceID 0 end with result 1
05-14 15:11:31.419 I/CMBS    (  198): audioRoutingViaCMBS deviceID 0x0 ret 1 OUT
05-14 15:11:31.419 V/CMBS_SERVER(  198): return of audio_event[Device ID = 2, bWideBand = 1, State = 0] is 1
05-14 15:11:31.419 V/CMBS_SERVER(  198):  The event [6] has been completed with return[1], Now will delete it
05-14 15:11:33.961 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
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05-14 15:11:36.777 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:11:37.068 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Application is not responding: Window{118353f3 u0 my.stupid.MainActivity}.  It has been 5001.4ms since event, 5001.0ms since wait started.  Reason: Waiting to send non-key event because the touched window has not finished processing certain input events that were delivered to it over 500.0ms ago.  Wait queue length: 7.  Wait queue head age: 7964.0ms.
05-14 15:11:37.088 I/WindowManager(  510): Input event dispatching timed out sending to my.stupid.MainActivity.  Reason: Waiting to send non-key event because the touched window has not finished processing certain input events that were delivered to it over 500.0ms ago.  Wait queue length: 7.  Wait queue head age: 7964.0ms.
05-14 15:11:37.130 I/Process (  510): Sending signal. PID: 8834 SIG: 3
05-14 15:11:37.131 I/art     ( 8834): Thread[5,tid=8843,WaitingInMainSignalCatcherLoop,Thread*=0xb4432800,peer=0x12c000a0,"Signal Catcher"]: reacting to signal 3
05-14 15:11:37.331 I/Process (  510): Sending signal. PID: 510 SIG: 3
05-14 15:11:37.331 I/art     (  510): Thread[5,tid=519,WaitingInMainSignalCatcherLoop,Thread*=0xb4428c00,peer=0x12c020a0,"Signal Catcher"]: reacting to signal 3
05-14 15:11:38.743 I/Process (  510): Sending signal. PID: 1413 SIG: 3
05-14 15:11:38.744 I/art     ( 1413): Thread[5,tid=1422,WaitingInMainSignalCatcherLoop,Thread*=0xb4432800,peer=0x12c000a0,"Signal Catcher"]: reacting to signal 3
05-14 15:11:38.778 I/Process (  510): Sending signal. PID: 1431 SIG: 3
05-14 15:11:38.778 I/art     (  510): Wrote stack traces to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
05-14 15:11:38.778 I/art     ( 1431): Thread[5,tid=1440,WaitingInMainSignalCatcherLoop,Thread*=0xb4432800,peer=0x12c000a0,"Signal Catcher"]: reacting to signal 3
05-14 15:11:38.899 I/art     ( 1431): Wrote stack traces to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
05-14 15:11:38.899 I/Process (  510): Sending signal. PID: 1136 SIG: 3
05-14 15:11:38.899 I/art     ( 1136): Thread[5,tid=1147,WaitingInMainSignalCatcherLoop,Thread*=0xb4432800,peer=0x12c000a0,"Signal Catcher"]: reacting to signal 3
05-14 15:11:39.110 I/art     ( 1413): Wrote stack traces to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
05-14 15:11:39.247 I/art     ( 1136): Wrote stack traces to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
05-14 15:11:39.511 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:11:39.695 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:11:42.136 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Application is not responding: Window{118353f3 u0 my.stupid.MainActivity}.  It has been 6965.0ms since event, 5005.4ms since wait started.  Reason: Waiting to send non-key event because the touched window has not finished processing certain input events that were delivered to it over 500.0ms ago.  Wait queue length: 7.  Wait queue head age: 13031.9ms.
05-14 15:11:42.162 I/WindowManager(  510): Input event dispatching timed out sending to my.stupid.MainActivity.  Reason: Waiting to send non-key event because the touched window has not finished processing certain input events that were delivered to it over 500.0ms ago.  Wait queue length: 7.  Wait queue head age: 13031.9ms.
05-14 15:11:42.590 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:11:42.650 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:11:45.186 D/PJSUA Native( 8834): 15:11:45.186   pjsua_core.c  .RX 629 bytes Request msg BYE/cseq=102 (rdata0x91d8a1e0) from TLS 192.168.199.1:5061:
05-14 15:11:45.186 D/PJSUA Native( 8834): BYE sip:64@192.168.199.120:32983;transport=TLS;ob SIP/2.0
05-14 15:11:45.186 D/PJSUA Native( 8834): Via: SIP/2.0/TLS 192.168.199.1:5061;branch=z9hG4bK3417ebf5;rport
05-14 15:11:45.186 D/PJSUA Native( 8834): Max-Forwards: 70
05-14 15:11:45.186 D/PJSUA Native( 8834): From: sip:65@192.168.199.1;tag=as7d6a86b9
05-14 15:11:45.186 D/PJSUA Native( 8834): To: sip:64@192.168.199.1;tag=0e4ec4dc-8447-4755-a5dc-0241b4f07b08
05-14 15:11:45.186 D/PJSUA Native( 8834): Call-ID: 9b22ec82-e6ec-4fce-99ec-79536d75c23e
05-14 15:11:45.186 D/PJSUA Native( 8834): CSeq: 102 BYE
05-14 15:11:45.186 D/PJSUA Native( 8834): User-Agent: Asterisk PBX 13.7.0~dfsg-0~ppa1
05-14 15:11:45.186 D/PJSUA Native( 8834): Proxy-Authorization: Digest username="Maxwell 10_2", realm="asterisk", algorithm=MD5, uri="sips:192.168.199.1", nonce="18e14dce", response="c4515d0215d9348c2bc4b0755a3361c3"
05-14 15:11:45.186 D/PJSUA Native( 8834): X-Asterisk-HangupCause: Normal Clearing
05-14 15:11:45.186 D/PJSUA Native( 8834): X-Asterisk-HangupCauseCode: 16
05-14 15:11:45.186 D/PJSUA Native( 8834): Content-Length: 0
05-14 15:11:45.186 D/PJSUA Native( 8834): --end msg--
05-14 15:11:45.333 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:11:45.389 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:11:47.180 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Application is not responding: Window{118353f3 u0 my.stupid.MainActivity}.  It has been 8729.7ms since event, 5005.1ms since wait started.  Reason: Waiting to send non-key event because the touched window has not finished processing certain input events that were delivered to it over 500.0ms ago.  Wait queue length: 7.  Wait queue head age: 18076.4ms.
05-14 15:11:47.200 I/WindowManager(  510): Input event dispatching timed out sending to my.stupid.MainActivity.  Reason: Waiting to send non-key event because the touched window has not finished processing certain input events that were delivered to it over 500.0ms ago.  Wait queue length: 7.  Wait queue head age: 18076.4ms.
05-14 15:11:48.104 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:11:48.161 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:11:50.894 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:11:50.957 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:11:51.800 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Dropped event because it is stale.
05-14 15:11:51.805 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Dropped event because it is stale.
05-14 15:11:53.679 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:12:10.448 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:12:12.879 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Application is not responding: Window{118353f3 u0 my.stupid.MainActivity}.  It has been 5005.6ms since event, 5005.2ms since wait started.  Reason: Waiting to send non-key event because the touched window has not finished processing certain input events that were delivered to it over 500.0ms ago.  Wait queue length: 7.  Wait queue head age: 43775.0ms.
05-14 15:12:12.914 I/WindowManager(  510): Input event dispatching timed out sending to my.stupid.MainActivity.  Reason: Waiting to send non-key event because the touched window has not finished processing certain input events that were delivered to it over 500.0ms ago.  Wait queue length: 7.  Wait queue head age: 43775.0ms.
05-14 15:12:13.167 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
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05-14 15:12:16.022 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:12:17.928 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Application is not responding: Window{118353f3 u0 my.stupid.MainActivity}.  It has been 8946.6ms since event, 5004.4ms since wait started.  Reason: Waiting to send non-key event because the touched window has not finished processing certain input events that were delivered to it over 500.0ms ago.  Wait queue length: 7.  Wait queue head age: 48823.7ms.
05-14 15:12:17.978 I/WindowManager(  510): Input event dispatching timed out sending to my.stupid.MainActivity.  Reason: Waiting to send non-key event because the touched window has not finished processing certain input events that were delivered to it over 500.0ms ago.  Wait queue length: 7.  Wait queue head age: 48823.7ms.
05-14 15:12:18.768 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:12:18.827 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:12:21.528 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:12:21.589 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:12:21.802 I/Process (  510): Sending signal. PID: 510 SIG: 3
05-14 15:12:21.802 I/art     (  510): Thread[5,tid=519,WaitingInMainSignalCatcherLoop,Thread*=0xb4428c00,peer=0x12c020a0,"Signal Catcher"]: reacting to signal 3
05-14 15:12:22.992 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Dropped event because it is stale.
05-14 15:12:22.994 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Dropped event because it is stale.
05-14 15:12:32.020 W/libbacktrace(  510): void ThreadEntry::Wait(int): pthread_cond_timedwait failed: Connection timed out
05-14 15:12:33.272 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Dropped event because it is stale.
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05-14 15:12:33.273 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Dropped event because it is stale.
05-14 15:12:33.274 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:12:33.275 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Dropped event because it is stale.
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05-14 15:12:33.296 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Dropped event because it is stale.
05-14 15:12:33.296 I/art     (  510): Wrote stack traces to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
05-14 15:12:33.296 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Dropped event because it is stale.
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05-14 15:12:33.314 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Dropped event because it is stale.
05-14 15:12:33.333 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:12:36.122 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:12:38.320 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Dropped event because it is stale.
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05-14 15:12:38.332 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Dropped event because it is stale.
05-14 15:12:38.856 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
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05-14 15:13:14.176 D/NtpTrustedTime(  510): currentTimeMillis() cache hit
05-14 15:18:07.040 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Application is not responding: Window{118353f3 u0 my.stupid.MainActivity}.  It has been 5005.8ms since event, 5005.3ms since wait started.  Reason: Waiting to send non-key event because the touched window has not finished processing certain input events that were delivered to it over 500.0ms ago.  Wait queue length: 7.  Wait queue head age: 397936.0ms.
05-14 15:18:07.090 I/WindowManager(  510): Input event dispatching timed out sending to my.stupid.MainActivity.  Reason: Waiting to send non-key event because the touched window has not finished processing certain input events that were delivered to it over 500.0ms ago.  Wait queue length: 7.  Wait queue head age: 397936.0ms.
05-14 15:18:12.106 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Application is not responding: Window{118353f3 u0 my.stupid.MainActivity}.  It has been 9634.3ms since event, 5005.3ms since wait started.  Reason: Waiting to send non-key event because the touched window has not finished processing certain input events that were delivered to it over 500.0ms ago.  Wait queue length: 7.  Wait queue head age: 403001.8ms.
05-14 15:18:12.179 I/WindowManager(  510): Input event dispatching timed out sending to my.stupid.MainActivity.  Reason: Waiting to send non-key event because the touched window has not finished processing certain input events that were delivered to it over 500.0ms ago.  Wait queue length: 7.  Wait queue head age: 403001.8ms.
05-14 15:18:17.194 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Dropped event because it is stale.
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05-14 15:18:22.263 I/InputDispatcher(  510): Dropped event because it is stale.
05-14 15:19:27.473 I/ValidateNoPeople(  510): skipping global notification
05-14 15:19:27.478 I/ValidateNoPeople(  510): skipping global notification
05-14 15:21:12.842 W/sh      ( 9990): type=1400 audit(0.0:15): avc: denied { ioctl } for path="socket:[728768]" dev="sockfs" ino=728768 ioctlcmd=5401 scontext=u:r:shell:s0 tcontext=u:r:adbd:s0 tclass=unix_stream_socket
05-14 15:21:12.862 W/sh      ( 9990): type=1400 audit(0.0:16): avc: denied { ioctl } for path="socket:[728768]" dev="sockfs" ino=728768 ioctlcmd=5401 scontext=u:r:shell:s0 tcontext=u:r:adbd:s0 tclass=unix_stream_socket
05-14 15:21:12.978 E/cutils-trace( 9992): Error opening trace file: Permission denied (13)
05-14 15:21:12.978 D/PermissionCache(  190): checking android.permission.READ_FRAME_BUFFER for uid=2000 => granted (547 us)
05-14 15:21:13.121 I/ActivityManager(  510): Process com.maxwell.phone (pid 7548) has died
05-14 15:21:13.121 D/ActivityManager(  510): cleanUpApplicationRecord -- 7548
05-14 15:21:13.122 W/ActivityManager(  510): Scheduling restart of crashed service com.maxwell.phone/.services.SipService in 346942704ms
05-14 15:21:13.122 W/ActivityManager(  510): Scheduling restart of crashed service com.maxwell.phone/.services.InfoWidgetService in 1000ms
05-14 15:21:13.122 W/ActivityManager(  510): Scheduling restart of crashed service com.maxwell.phone/.services.BluetoothPhoneService in 11000ms
05-14 15:21:13.394 I/imx6.gralloc( 9992): open gpu gralloc module!
05-14 15:21:15.502 W/sh      ( 9996): type=1400 audit(0.0:17): avc: denied { ioctl } for path="socket:[728777]" dev="sockfs" ino=728777 ioctlcmd=5401 scontext=u:r:shell:s0 tcontext=u:r:adbd:s0 tclass=unix_stream_socket
05-14 15:21:15.522 W/sh      ( 9996): type=1400 audit(0.0:18): avc: denied { ioctl } for path="socket:[728777]" dev="sockfs" ino=728777 ioctlcmd=5401 scontext=u:r:shell:s0 tcontext=u:r:adbd:s0 tclass=unix_stream_socket
05-14 15:21:15.627 E/cutils-trace( 9998): Error opening trace file: Permission denied (13)
05-14 15:21:15.658 I/imx6.gralloc( 9998): open gpu gralloc module!
05-14 15:21:17.782 W/sh      (10001): type=1400 audit(0.0:19): avc: denied { ioctl } for path="socket:[728786]" dev="sockfs" ino=728786 ioctlcmd=5401 scontext=u:r:shell:s0 tcontext=u:r:adbd:s0 tclass=unix_stream_socket
05-14 15:21:17.782 W/sh      (10001): type=1400 audit(0.0:20): avc: denied { ioctl } for path="socket:[728786]" dev="sockfs" ino=728786 ioctlcmd=5401 scontext=u:r:shell:s0 tcontext=u:r:adbd:s0 tclass=unix_stream_socket
05-14 15:21:17.905 E/cutils-trace(10003): Error opening trace file: Permission denied (13)
05-14 15:21:17.934 I/imx6.gralloc(10003): open gpu gralloc module!
05-14 15:21:19.952 W/sh      (10006): type=1400 audit(0.0:21): avc: denied { ioctl } for path="socket:[728788]" dev="sockfs" ino=728788 ioctlcmd=5401 scontext=u:r:shell:s0 tcontext=u:r:adbd:s0 tclass=unix_stream_socket
05-14 15:21:19.952 W/sh      (10006): type=1400 audit(0.0:22): avc: denied { ioctl } for path="socket:[728788]" dev="sockfs" ino=728788 ioctlcmd=5401 scontext=u:r:shell:s0 tcontext=u:r:adbd:s0 tclass=unix_stream_socket
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05-14 15:21:22.396 E/cutils-trace(10013): Error opening trace file: Permission denied (13)
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A: This probably isn't the answer you're looking for but its likely to be a bug in the OS - not Android itself per se but a lot of manufacturers use their own version of Android to make minor tweaks or add additional functionality that's unique to them that isn't part of the standard stock Android.
I had something similar where I'd get a device crash - not quite as severe as locking the entire device - this sounds like a particular buggy version, it was a Sumsung Galaxy S3 I think it was, but unfortunately there's not a lot you can do.
You could try contacting the manufacturer and see if the can shed any light onto the problem but not sure you'd get very far.


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This Texas company is on a mission to the moon with $93 million NASA contract
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NASA has tapped Firefly Aerospace, headquartered in Texas, to land science equipment on the moon. Courtesy of Firefly Aerospace.
A local aerospace company is over the moon about its latest endeavor: a NASA-funded project to deliver scientific payloads to the lunar surface.
NASA recently awarded rocket-maker Firefly Aerospace $93.3 million to deliver a suite of science and technology demonstrations and equipment to the moon in 2023. The award is part of a NASA initiative — and key to its moon-focused Artemis program — that enables the agency to tap commercial partners to quickly dispatch and land science and technology payloads on the moon.
As part of the deal, Firefly is responsible for what NASA calls "end-to-end delivery services," meaning the company will compile the NASA-sponsored and commercial payloads, weighing more than 200 pounds, launch them from Earth, land them on the moon using its Blue Ghost lander, which was designed and developed at Firefly's Cedar Park facility, and manage mission operations.
"Our team's collective experience resulted in a creative technical solution to meet the needs of all these payloads, with a strong emphasis on both lunar science return and customer service through each mission phase," says Will Coogan, Firefly's lunar lander chief engineer.
For Firefly, the mission supports the company's overall goal to become the leading space-transportation company in the U.S. The NASA award was publicized the same day Firefly announced a new board of directors and its plans to implement an internal restructuring of the company, namely designating specific business units dedicated to launchers and spacecraft, and expanding its government-relations team.
This is the first NASA award of its kind for Firefly, which is scheduled to deliver the goods to the moon's low-lying Crisium basin, enabling NASA to further investigate the lunar surface, all with the goal of preparing for future human missions to — and sustainable human presence on — the moon.
"The payloads we're sending as part of this delivery service span across multiple areas, from investigating the lunar soil and testing a sample capture technology, to giving us information about the moon's thermal properties and magnetic field," says Chris Culbert, manager of the Commercial Lunar Payload Services initiative at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston.
Firefly's Blue Ghost will land in an area of the Crisium basin known as Mare Crisium, a 300-mile-wide valley where NASA hopes to gain more understanding about the loose rock and soil, as well as the interaction of solar wind and Earth's magnetic field.
The lunar investigations will come shortly before NASA's planned missions to the moon and beyond. As part of its Artemis program, NASA aims to land the first woman and the next man on the moon by 2024, with the agency noting its partnerships with commercial companies like Firefly will help NASA "establish sustainable exploration by the end of the decade," then use that knowledge to "take the next giant leap: sending astronauts to Mars."
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02/28/2017: Kettlebell Workout! Press, Swings, Squats, Lunge!
Never stop learning. Coach Sam is working toward his SFG2 Certification and one of the movements he must master is the Bent Press. It's a beautiful movement that requires good mobility to compliment strength. It's a work in progress and will definitely take a few months of consisten practice. Shown here is 32 kg which to date is his best.
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Continuing with the same style of songwriting that he started with BATTLE BEAST, Kabanen crafted a new host of addictive songs that excite with their use of relentless energy and power. Especially the album's first single, 'Blind And Frozen', that blew the roof off and set the bar very high by achieving several million YouTube views in just a year. To cut it short: »Berserker« was very well received by both new and old fans of Anton's work, as well as fans of the anime series »Berserk«, which Anton drew inspiration from. A number of well-known musicians have also praised the record such as NIGHTWISH's Tuomas Holopainen (who said that "you have to be mentally insane to not love this album"), HELLOWEEN / GAMMA RAY's Kai Hansen and many more.


Are you trying your best to heal but feel as though sugars are calling out every time you walk by the cupboard? There's really no need to railroad your healing with added sugars, even if they are unrefined!
I've been working hard on making a treat for us all, that's totally worthy of celebrating – yet completely free of added sweeteners – and you are going to L.O.V.E. my 100% fruit-sweetened AIP elimination compliant Banana "Chocolate" Chip Cake!
If you're wondering where you can get carob chips that don't contain suspect ingredients such as beet sugar and soy lecithin (both likely GMO), or other questionable emulsifiers, YES it can be done! Take a look at my AIP Carob "Chocolate" Chips recipe.
Put a baking sheet into the oven and preheat to 325F. Line a 7-inch springform tin with parchment.
Put the banana and coconut oil into the bowl of your mixer and combine well. Add the coconut and tigernut flours, baking soda and salt and mix again. Add the chocolate chips and give it a brief mix.
Now make the gelatin egg. Put the gelatin into a small bowl. Put the lemon juice and hot water into another small bowl. Now add the liquid to the gelatin and whisk well to combine. With the motor running, pour this mixture into the cake mix and give it another quick whizz to incorporate your gelatin egg.
Spoon the cake mixture into your prepared tin. Peel and cut the remaining banana, slice down the length and cut these lengths in half widthways. Gently push the banana slices into the top of the cake mixture. Place the cake tin onto the preheated baking sheet and cook for 75 minutes, until brown and firm to the touch. Put the tin onto a wire rack and allow to cool before removing from the tin.
This looks amazing! Thank you!! Since I tolerate eggs, can I just sub 2 regular eggs for the gelatin version?
Hi Jen, I haven't tried with eggs but yes, sub with 2 for the cake.
Looks delicious! Is there something you would recommend to replace the tigernut flour? Perhaps green banana flour?
You'll have to experiment I'm afraid Corinne. I've never used green banana flour. Do let me know what happens if you try it though, I'm sure it'll be useful to others.
I tried using 3 tbsp green banana flour (I read you should use 25% less) and 1/4 cup cassava. It tasted absolutely delicious, it just wasn't fully cooked. I think next time I'd cover it in foil and cook it longer or put it in a slightly larger springform, but I think the swap for tigernut with green banana and cassava worked quite well!
What spingforms do you use that are the safest and healthiest?
The springform is very similar to the one I linked to in the post. Then I always use parchment paper to protect it further.
This recipe is out of this world!!!! I can't believe how real-deal it is. Thank you!
Next time I'm going to try making muffins!
You just made my day Marie. Thanks for letting me know!!


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Patrick Gray is currently the managing director and industrial practice leader at Raines International, working out of the Washington-Baltimore metropolitan area. He has 17 years of executive search experience and is able to support his clients as they transition through leadership change.
Gray is at the head of a team with deep expertise across all sub-sectors of diversified industrials, including aviation, aerospace and defense, national security, government services, packaging and engineered components, among others. He is credited for having launched Raines' Security Officers Practice, focused on talent proficient in the areas of physical and cyber security, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Gray has been with Raines for less than two years, bringing with him insights gained from having participated in the C-suite talent selection of Fortune 1000 companies.
Gray began his executive search career as an associate and client partner at Korn Ferry and later as managing partner of Northwind Partners' Washington, D.C., office and industrial practice. Most recently, he served as the Americas practice leader for Heidrick & Struggles in aviation, aerospace, defense and government services.
Earlier in his career in the private sector, Gray founded and co-managed an investment company, consulted for an intelligence agency and worked in corporate development in the technology sector.
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VATICAN : POPE MOTU PROPRIO ON LATIN LANGUAGE AND MUSIC FOR GLORY OF GOD
RADIO VATICANA REPORT: Pope Benedict XVI on Saturday issued the Motu Proprio Latina Lingua, which establishes the new Pontifical Academy for Latin. The Academy is meant to promote the knowledge and study of the Latin language and Latin literature, from classical times to the present day.
"The Latin language has always been held in high regard by the Catholic Church and the Roman pontiffs," writes Pope Benedict.
He pointed out Latin and Greek were used in the early Church, being the universal languages of the time, and since then the Church has made Latin "her own language."
The Holy Father writes, "After the demise of the Roman Empire, the Church of Rome not only continued to make use of the Latin language, but also became in a way its guardian and promoter, both in theology and liturgy, and in formation and the transmission of knowledge."
Pope Benedict said a good understanding of Latin is more necessary than ever in the Church, due to its importance in studying Theology, Liturgy, Patristics, and Canon Law.
He said a "superficial" knowledge of Latin can be detrimental to the philosophical and theological training of future priests.
"in our own times…there is a renewed interest in the Latin language and classical culture, and not only on those continents that have their cultural roots from the Greco-Roman heritage," Pope Benedict writes. "Such interest is all the more significant because it involves not only the academic world, but also young people and scholars from very diverse nations and traditions."
The new Pontifical Academy will be under the Pontifical Council for Culture, and replace the Latin Foundation established by Pope Paul VI. The President of the Academy will be Professor Ivano Dionigi, while the Secretary will be Father Roberto Spataro, S.D.B.
Its mandate includes producing publications, hosting conferences and seminars, and promoting Latin in the new media.
However, the Academy is also meant to serve the wider society.
Pope meets Italian choir members
Pope Benedict on Saturday greeted members of the Italian Association of Santa Cecilia, which is made up of members of church choirs from across the country.
Noting that this is the Year of Faith, the Holy Father spoke to the choristers about the role sacred music can play in promoting the faith, and working for the New Evangelization.
"If, in fact, faith always comes from the Word of God – a listening, of course, which is not only through our senses, but which also passes to the mind and heart – there is no doubt that music and especially singing can give the recitation of psalms and biblical canticles greater communicative power," the Pope said.
Pope Benedict spoke about how St. Augustine was moved by the Ambrosian Chant he encountered in Milan.
"[Augustine] did not approve of the pursuit of a mere pleasure of the senses during sung liturgies," the Pope explained. "But he recognized that well-constructed music and singing can help to welcome the Word of God."
Quoting the Vatican II document on the liturgy, Sacrosanctum Concilium, Pope Benedict said the purpose of sacred music "is the glory of God and the sanctification of the faithful."
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AMERICA : GUATEMALA : EARTHQUAKE KILLS 52 - GREAT DAMAGE
Agenzia Fides REPORT – 52 people have died due to the earthquake on November 7, while 22 people are still considered missing, according to the report of Caritas Guatemala, sent to Fides Agency. Official figures show a terrible situation: 5,251 displaced, 150 wounded and 2,263 houses seriously damaged. The most affected are mainly very poor people. Even the damage to the infrastructure in the area is severe: 3 bridges destroyed, 10 schools and 26 hospitals damaged.
Caritas Guatemala has begun the collection of detailed information to be able to create a clear picture in order to provide targeted support to the victims in the affected areas: San Marcos, Quetzaltenango and Sololá. The Archdiocese of Guatemala has opened two centers for the collection of food and blankets, while a truck with medical supplies and drinking water has already left the capital. (CE) (Agenzia Fides 10/11/2012)
ASIA : LEBANON : MARONITE PATRIARCH TRIES TO DIALOGUE WITH HEZBOLLAH
ASIA NEWS REPORT
The meeting between the cardinal-designate and a delegation of the Party of God is followed by those with the opposition and Christian politicians. Agreement on the need for dialogue to end the crisis and the need, in principle, for a truly representative electoral law.
Beirut (AsiaNews) - An important meeting for the future of Lebanon took place yesterday in Bkerke between Maronite Patriarch Beshara al-Rahi and a delegation of Hezbollah, led by Sayyed Ibrahim Amin al-Sayyed, head of the political council of the Party of God ( in the picture).
The formal motivation was the presentation of congratulations on the Patriarch's appointment as cardinal, to which he responded with a less formal invitation to the ceremony in Rome on 24 November.
The occasion was used, however, for an exchange of views on key issues, such as the new electoral law and, above all, for finding a way out of a crisis that has long held the Land of Cedars in political stalemate.
Card. Rai is very cautiously moving on this front. The meeting with the Shi'ite group in fact follows those with the opposition, the 14 March party led by Fouad Siniora, and with Christian politicians such as Michel Aoun.
This in an attempt to "open a breach in the wall" in place between the political forces. A line that actually sees the patriarch sided with President Michel Sleiman.
For his part, Sayyed called the meeting with the Patriarch as "an opportunity to discuss issues affecting the Lebanese" and for agreement on the "use of dialogue to resolve differences".
The same Sayyed, however, has denied that there is the possibility of creating a "neutral government" suggested by March 14.
In principal, the Patriarch and Shiites have both agreed on the need for a new electoral law. Card. Rai wants it to be "truly representative of all parts of society and that safeguards coexistence." Sayyed explained that Hezbollah's support for a proportional electoral law "means that we reject that of 1960" and the new one "must ensure effective representation and maintain collaboration between the public and the political authority."
What concrete steps these affirmations will produce remains to be seen. (PD)
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AFRICA : NIGERIA : 64 COUPLES MARRIED BY BISHOP
DAILY TRUST REPORT: BY: EMMA ELEKWA
About 64 couples were last Saturday joined together in holy matrimony by Rt. Rev. Mons Anselm Umoren at the All Saints Catholic Church, Dutsen- Alhaji, in Bwari Area Council of the FCT.
The couples in appreciation gave N100,000 to the church for assisting them financially to get married.
Speaking during the wedding, the auxiliary bishop, His Lordship, Rt. Rev. Mons Anselm Umoren, told the couples to allow God be the pilot of their marriage lives as they learn to tolerate each other.
He blessed the marriages and prayed the couples have God's peace, joy and fruitfulness in their new homes.
Mr. Raymond Ugbeshe who spoke on behalf of the couples during thanksgiving mass, thanked God for giving them the opportunity to receive the sacrament of holy matrimony.
He expressed appreciation particularly to the auxiliary bishop, Parish Priest Rev. Fr. Daniel Agber and the entire parishioners for organizing the wedding their financial contributions
AUSTRALIA : ARCHBISHOP 'S FUNDRAISING DINNER
ARCHDIOCESE OF MELBOURNE RELEASE
Melbourne News Archbishop's Dinner 2012
Friday 9 November 2012
By John Ralph AC
MORE than 500 people attended this year's Archbishop's Dinner at the Flemington Racecourse Function Centre on Friday 5 October. This was the largest attendance at this annual event since it was established fourteen years ago. The dinner is organized each year by the Priests Support and Education Fund to raise funds for the further education of Seminarians and Priests in the Dioceses of Victoria. The Fund was set up by the Knights of the Southern Cross in 1998.
While the Dinner was established to raise funds for a very worthy cause, it has other specific objectives. One is that by gathering together, members of the Catholic community and their friends show their support for their Bishops and clergy. A second is to provide an opportunity for sharing a spirit of community, a spirit that goes back to the foundation of the Church.
It was an enjoyable and entertaining night for all those present. The guest speaker at the dinner was Mr Bernard Salt, Australia's leading demographer and social commentator. In his presentation, which was both informative and entertaining, he illustrated the changing demographics that have significant implications for the future of Australia. He explained that not only do people have a much longer life expectancy, but there are now many more changes within their lifetime, compared with their predecessors.
Today on average, people enter the workforce later, and have a longer prospective period in retirement. Mr Salt included a chart showing the substantially increasing numbers of people entering retirement from this year on, as the baby boomers start to retire, which will have major implications for future health and social security funding.
Seminarians, forming the Scola at the Corpus Christi College seminary, sang three sacred songs for the enjoyment of the guests. These songs and others have been recorded on a CD which was available for purchase on the night and is generally for sale. The Dinner raised $70,000 and a cheque for this amount was handed to Archbishop Hart who expressed his appreciation and that of his fellow bishops. In doing so, he commented on the wonderful spirit of the evening.
John Ralph AC is Chairman of the Knights of the Southern Cross Priests Support and Education Fund.
Photos by John Romeo
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Philippians 4: 10 - 19
10 I rejoice in the Lord greatly that now at length you have revived your concern for me; you were indeed concerned for me, but you had no opportunity.
11 Not that I complain of want; for I have learned, in whatever state I am, to be content.
12 I know how to be abased, and I know how to abound; in any and all circumstances I have learned the secret of facing plenty and hunger, abundance and want.
13 I can do all things in him who strengthens me.
14 Yet it was kind of you to share my trouble.
15 And you Philippians yourselves know that in the beginning of the gospel, when I left Macedo'nia, no church entered into partnership with me in giving and receiving except you only;
16 for even in Thessaloni'ca you sent me help once and again.
17 Not that I seek the gift; but I seek the fruit which increases to your credit.
18 I have received full payment, and more; I am filled, having received from Epaphrodi'tus the gifts you sent, a fragrant offering, a sacrifice acceptable and pleasing to God.
19 And my God will supply every need of yours according to his riches in glory in Christ Jesus.
Psalms 112: 1 - 2, 5 - 6, 8 - 9
1 Praise the LORD. Blessed is the man who fears the LORD, who greatly delights in his commandments!
2 His descendants will be mighty in the land; the generation of the upright will be blessed.
5 It is well with the man who deals generously and lends, who conducts his affairs with justice.
6 For the righteous will never be moved; he will be remembered for ever.
8 His heart is steady, he will not be afraid, until he sees his desire on his adversaries.
9 He has distributed freely, he has given to the poor; his righteousness endures for ever; his horn is exalted in honor.
Luke 16: 9 - 15
9 And I tell you, make friends for yourselves by means of unrighteous mammon, so that when it fails they may receive you into the eternal habitations.
10 "He who is faithful in a very little is faithful also in much; and he who is dishonest in a very little is dishonest also in much.
11 If then you have not been faithful in the unrighteous mammon, who will entrust to you the true riches?
12 And if you have not been faithful in that which is another's, who will give you that which is your own?
13 No servant can serve two masters; for either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and mammon."
14 The Pharisees, who were lovers of money, heard all this, and they scoffed at him.
15 But he said to them, "You are those who justify yourselves before men, but God knows your hearts; for what is exalted among men is an abomination in the sight of God.
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MLB Trade Review: Yankees acquire Taillon
The New York Yankees have acquired RHP Jameson Taillon from the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange for RHP Miguel Yajure, RHP Roansy Contreras, OF Canaan Smith and IF Maikol Escotto.
The guy selected second overall in 2010, between Bryce Harper and Manny Machado, Taillon has had a career riddled with injuries. In the few years where he has been healthy, Taillon has been effective. He had a 3.20 ERA in 32 starts in 2018, his one full season. He has had Tommy John surgery twice and has survived cancer. Most of 2019 and all of 2020 were missed because of that second surgery. The Yankees need a better rotation behind ace Gerrit Cole, and Taillon and Cole are good friends from their time in Pittsburgh. The Yankees have followed a high risk, high reward path to fixing the rotation, signing Corey Kluber a few weeks ago. Taillon has a plethora of effective pitches, including his fastball, slider and curveball. All three of them had whiff rates around 27% in Taillon\'s seven starts in 2019. The team had a full 40-man roster before signing Kluber and Taillon, as well as DJ LeMahieu. Both Yajure and Contreras were on the 40-man, so Taillon and Kluber have a spot, and they will need to clear one more spot. While the number of prospects they give up is high, none of them had a place in the team\'s future. As the club tries to stay under the luxury tax, a cheap starter like Taillon helps. He is only owed $2.25 million for 2021, with one extra year left of arbitration.
Taillon, 29, had a 4.10 ERA with 30 strikeouts, a 1.125 WHIP and a 3.80 FIP in 37.1 innings in 2019. In his MLB career, all for Pittsburgh, Taillon has a 3.67 ERA with 419 strikeouts, a 1.247 WHIP and a 3.55 FIP in 466 innings.
The Pirates haven\'t had a particularly fun offseason, as a big part of their core has left. Josh Bell, Joe Musgrove and now Taillon have been dealt within the last month. Next could be a reliever like Kyle Crick or Richard Rodriguez. As they look to build up their farm system, the Pirates get a ton of young players here. The headliner is Yajure, who MLB Pipeline ranked as New York\'s 15th best prospect. He pitched well in three relief appearances last year. Also in their top 30 was Contreras (number 19) and Smith (number 21). Escotto was signed out of the Dominican Republic in 2018, and is still a teenager.
Yajure, 22, struck out eight batters with one earned run allowed in seven innings for the Yankees in 2020. In his minor league career, Yajure has a 2.47 ERA with 246 strikeouts and a 1.135 WHIP in 291.2 innings. Keep in mind that Yajure only pitched in 11 AA innings and no AAA innings.
Contreras, 21, had a 3.33 ERA with 113 strikeouts and a 1.065 WHIP in 132.1 innings for Single-A Charleston in 2019. In his MiLB career, Contreras has a 3.25 ERA with 207 strikeouts and a 1.135 WHIP in 249.1 innings.
Smith, 21, hit .307 with 11 home runs, 16 stolen bases and an .871 OPS in 528 Plate Appearances for Single-A Charleston in 2019. In his minor league career, Smith has a .280 average with 19 home runs, 21 stolen bases and an .815 OPS in 936 Plate Appearances.
Escotto, 18, hit seven home runs with 13 stolen bases, a .315 batting average and an OPS of .981 in 218 Plate Appearances as a 17 year old in the Dominican Summer League in 2019.
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require "sparkle_formation"

class SparkleFormation

  # Provides template helper methods
  module SparkleAttribute

    # Terraform specific helper implementations
    module Terraform

      # Set customized struct behavior
      def self.included(klass)
        klass.const_set(:CAMEL_KEYS, false)
      end

      def _var(v_name)
        __t_stringish(v_name)
        ::SparkleFormation::TerraformStruct.new("var").set!(__attribute_key(v_name))
      end

      alias_method :var!, :_var
      alias_method :parameter!, :_var

      def _path(p_name)
        __t_stringish(p_name)
        ::SparkleFormation::TerraformStruct.new("path").set!(__attribute_key(p_name))
      end

      alias_method :path!, :_path

      def _module(m_name)
        __t_stringish(m_name)
        ::SparkleFormation::TerraformStruct.new("module").set!(__attribute_key(m_name))
      end

      alias_method :module!, :_module

      def _terraform_self(s_name)
        __t_stringish(s_name)
        ::SparkleFormation::TerraformStruct.new("self").set!(__attribute_key(s_name))
      end

      alias_method :self!, :_terraform_self

      def _terraform_lookup(*args)
        ::SparkleFormation::TerraformStruct.new("lookup", *args)
      end

      alias_method :lookup!, :_terraform_lookup

      # TODO: Add resource checking before returning structure
      def _resource(r_name)
        __t_stringish(r_name)
        r_name = __resource_lookup(r_name)
        ::SparkleFormation::TerraformStruct.new(r_name)
      end

      alias_method :resource!, :_resource

      TERRAFORM_INTRINSIC_FUNCTIONS = [
        "base64decode",
        "base64encode",
        "base64sha256",
        "cidrhost",
        "cidrnetmask",
        "cidrsubnet",
        "coalesce",
        "compact",
        "concat",
        "distinct",
        "element",
        "file",
        "format",
        "formatlist",
        "index",
        "join",
        "jsonencode",
        "length",
        "list",
        "lower",
        "map",
        "md5",
        "merge",
        "uuid",
        "replace",
        "sha1",
        "sha256",
        "signum",
        "sort",
        "split",
        "trimspace",
        "upper",
      ]

      # NOTE: Alias implementation disabled due to Ruby 2.3 __callee__ bug
      #   see: https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/12176

      # Generate a builtin terraform function
      #
      # @return [SparkleFormation::FunctionStruct]
      def _fn_format(*args)
        src = ::Kernel.__callee__.to_s
        src = ::Bogo::Utility.camel(src.sub(/(^_|\!$)/, ""), false)
        ::SparkleFormation::TerraformStruct.new(src, *args)
      end

      TERRAFORM_INTRINSIC_FUNCTIONS.map do |f_name|
        ::Bogo::Utility.snake(f_name)
      end.each do |f_name|
        # alias_method "_#{f_name}".to_sym, :_fn_format
        # alias_method "#{f_name}!".to_sym, :_fn_format

        define_method("_#{f_name}".to_sym) do |*args|
          src = ::Kernel.__callee__.to_s
          src = ::Bogo::Utility.camel(src.sub(/(^_|\!$)/, ""), false)
          ::SparkleFormation::TerraformStruct.new(src, *args)
        end
        alias_method "#{f_name}!".to_sym, "_#{f_name}".to_sym
      end

      # Lookup resource based on name and provide formatted
      # reference to the resource with type included.
      #
      # @param name [String, Symbol] resource name
      # @return [String] resource name
      def __resource_lookup(name)
        return name.to_s if name.to_s.include?(".")
        if root!.key?(:resources) && root!.resources.key?(name)
          resource = root!.resources[name]
          if resource.key?(:type)
            return "#{resource.type}.#{name}"
          end
        end
        if root!.key?(:resource)
          types = root!.resource._keys
          matches = types.find_all do |type|
            root!.resource._set(type).key?(name)
          end
          if matches.size > 1
            raise ArgumentError.new "Non-unique resource name. Multiple type " \
                                    "matches for resource `#{name}`"
          elsif matches.size == 1
            return "#{matches.first}.#{name}"
          end
        end
        name.to_s
      end

      # Resource dependency generator
      # @overload _depends_on(resource_name)
      #   @param resource_name [String, Symbol] logical resource name
      # @overload _depends_on(resource_names)
      #   @param resource_names [Array<String, Symbol>] list of logical resource names
      # @overload _depends_on(*resource_names)
      #   @param resource_names [Array<String, Symbol>] list of logical resource names
      # @return [Array<String>]
      # @note this will directly modify the struct at its current context to inject depends on structure
      def _depends_on(*args)
        _set("depends_on", [args].flatten.compact.map { |s| __attribute_key(s) })
      end

      alias_method :depends_on!, :_depends_on

      # Reference output value from nested stack
      #
      # @param stack_name [String, Symbol] logical resource name of stack
      # @param output_name [String, Symbol] stack output name
      # @return [Hash]
      def _stack_output(stack_name, output_name)
        _module(stack_name)._set(output_name)
      end

      alias_method :stack_output!, :_stack_output
    end
  end
end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


This action shot was taken at the same quarry as the 'roc de la natcion' pic. I saw this old rickety Mercedes swirving to avoid the loose sands as it came up the hill. The Mercedes is such an iconic car and has featured very heavily in African history. The backdrop when combined with this automechanic icon creates a captivating portrait of everything African.


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Georgia Law Allows Guns at University Tailgate Events
A new Georgia law allows guns at public university tailgating events but not inside the sporting arenas.
Going into effect on July 1, a new law in Georgia will allow fans with concealed firearm permits to legally carry handguns during tailgating events at public universities. Guns, however, will still not be allowed inside the athletic events.
The University of Georgia addressed how the new law will affect the six home football games at Sanford Stadium in 2017.
Chancellor Steve Wrigley wrote in a memo to the students, faculty and staff of the university that currently concealed firearms carriers are allowed to leave their weapons secured in vehicles during events such as university tailgates, but as of July 1, that will change.
"House Bill 280 will allow anyone who is properly licensed in the state of Georgia to carry a handgun in a concealed manner on property owned or leased by public colleges and universities with some exceptions," the Wrigley said in the memo.
Wrigley assured students that the bill will not allow any other type of gun to be carried around campus; nor will it allow handguns to be carried openly. He also added that despite the new law, institutions do not have to provide gun storage facilities or erect signs outside restricted areas, so it is up to the individual to know the full extent of the law.
Wrigley concluded his memo by saying, "Our mission (of safety) remains unchanged before and after July 1."


Operations teams need to model their systems.
No logical model nor diagrams of every layer (physical, network, data flow, interaction, etc.) means endless problems, guessing, and uncertainty. Plus it's very hard to create good automation if the system's fundamental architecture is not modeled and available in some digital format.
Infrastructure-As-Code makes this worse as the 'model' is buried in a zillion config files, somewhere in git, strewn across config files, playbooks, Cloud Formation, and AMIs.
All this is much, much worse as we move to MicroServices where there are a lot more moving parts, often with murky and rapidly changing connections, with pieces coming and going such that no one really knows what's where, there, anywhere.
How people manage this, I'll never know - there are so many challenges you may not even be aware of, until you've used a model-driven management system and seen what it can do for you.
Build a model. Of the whole system. Top-to-bottom. Of EVERY component. Including the configuration of every component. And keep it updated all the time.
This is very difficult to do. So of course we did it for you.
OpsStack contains a full-stack detailed model of every part of your system, from the cloud to the OS to each service, micro-service, and more. Including the full configuration of each, from AWS options to Linux users to cron jobs to MySQL buffer size to SSL TLS ciphers and more. We know everything about everything.
We started with TOSCA, the Topology & Orchestration Specification for Cloud Applications, from the OASIS standards body. TOSCA is a similar to AWS Cloud Formation, but far more powerful and extensible, partly because it also includes orchestration, relationships, and much more.
Starting with TOSCA, we heavily extended and 'improved' it to cover the full-stack and entire breadth of cloud operations, including deep configuration and practical components to enable forward, reverse and change engineering of cloud systems.
For Forward Engineering, we have Design Editors to build up a system from scratch or templates so you can design your cloud or physical server infrastructure, then add in OS elements, then services such as Nginx, PHP, MySQL, Redis, and more - all configuration is done in a single place. Everything is rendered into the TOSCA model, including all dependencies, relationships, and connections.
From this model, you can build a real system, as OpsStack can create the AWS components and then automatically install all the required services, configure them, setup monitoring, and more. This is the world's only full-stack design, model, and build system.
For Reverse Engineering, we talk to a cloud like AWS and your servers using OpsStack CMDB Collectors, and EXTRACT your current architecture and full-stack configuration, including all AWS options, services, users, vhosts, databases, and config items. All this goes into the TOSCA model.
From the Forward or Reverse Engineered TOSCA model, you can make changes and SAFELY push these back to the existing system. This lets you change any attribute of anything and push it back into your running system. Or clone to a new system. This is the world's only full-stack discover, reverse-engineer, model, and change system.
With these models you can now visualize, monitor, and understand your system. Then we add automation, dependancy-based alerting, and auto-scaling plus features to manage, check compliance, drive security, and much more. You can know where everything is, what it's doing, and where problems are, all the time.
We even add in service-level monitoring, clustering, and real actionable alerting. On top of that, we add tuning and troubleshooting tools including AI-driven rule-engines, cluster analysis, and more, all driven from the model.


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namespace blink {

USBAlternateInterface* USBAlternateInterface::Create(
    const USBInterface* interface,
    wtf_size_t alternate_index) {
  return MakeGarbageCollected<USBAlternateInterface>(interface,
                                                     alternate_index);
}

USBAlternateInterface* USBAlternateInterface::Create(
    const USBInterface* interface,
    uint8_t alternate_setting,
    ExceptionState& exception_state) {
  const auto& alternates = interface->Info().alternates;
  for (wtf_size_t i = 0; i < alternates.size(); ++i) {
    if (alternates[i]->alternate_setting == alternate_setting)
      return USBAlternateInterface::Create(interface, i);
  }
  exception_state.ThrowRangeError("Invalid alternate setting.");
  return nullptr;
}

USBAlternateInterface::USBAlternateInterface(const USBInterface* interface,
                                             wtf_size_t alternate_index)
    : interface_(interface), alternate_index_(alternate_index) {
  DCHECK(interface_);
  DCHECK_LT(alternate_index_, interface_->Info().alternates.size());
}

const device::mojom::blink::UsbAlternateInterfaceInfo&
USBAlternateInterface::Info() const {
  const device::mojom::blink::UsbInterfaceInfo& interface_info =
      interface_->Info();
  DCHECK_LT(alternate_index_, interface_info.alternates.size());
  return *interface_info.alternates[alternate_index_];
}

HeapVector<Member<USBEndpoint>> USBAlternateInterface::endpoints() const {
  HeapVector<Member<USBEndpoint>> endpoints;
  for (wtf_size_t i = 0; i < Info().endpoints.size(); ++i) {
    // Filter out control endpoints because there is no coresponding enum value
    // defined in WebUSB.
    if (Info().endpoints[i]->type !=
        device::mojom::blink::UsbTransferType::CONTROL) {
      endpoints.push_back(USBEndpoint::Create(this, i));
    }
  }
  return endpoints;
}

void USBAlternateInterface::Trace(Visitor* visitor) const {
  visitor->Trace(interface_);
  ScriptWrappable::Trace(visitor);
}

}  // namespace blink


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News>Retail & Financial
Former Hannaford Exec Sentenced
PORTLAND, Maine -- Martin Greeley, the former Hannaford Bros. vice president who pleaded guilty last year to fraud and tax evasion charges, was sentenced to 46 months in prison, an Associated Press report said yesterday.
PORTLAND, Maine -- Martin Greeley, the former Hannaford Bros. vice president who pleaded guilty last year to fraud and tax evasion charges, was sentenced to 46 months in prison, an Associated Press report said yesterday. Hannaford fired Greeley in 2005 after officials discovered charitable organizations set up by Greeley had funneled more than $650,000 to him. Greeley was a 26-year employee of Hannaford who most recently served as vice president of government relations.
Weis Markets taps K-VA-T executive Michael Lockard as CFO
Kroger tests 'smart' shopping cart from Caper
Big Y Foods promotes pair of D'Amour family members


We would like to offer you in the way of, well, everything. High quality streams that do not lag is what comes to mind. But also it is important for us that our users may find their place around our navigation effortlessly. Don't make me think is what we strive for.
Make sure you pick your streaming service provider well. And make sure you pick Live sport streaming. As far as free Football streaming go, this is one of the best offers currently out there. Trust us when we tell you this, everything is going to be okay, as long as you choose the best source of live Football streams.
Live sport streaming is your go-to solution when it comes for finding great Football live offers. You will find yourself on a heap of excellent opportunities with plenty of sports opportunities quickly presenting themselves to you. We have an excellent chance to link you direct to the best offers currently on the, for a want of a better word, market.
There is nothing market about us. We are no traders. Live sport streaming simply wants you to have a rich choice of streaming options when it comes to finding a place to watch your favorite sports. We make the most of every little opportunity and make it possible for people to aptly and easily find solutions to the perennial question of them all – where to watch the game.
Let us have a quick look at what we have to offer here. It is definitely an abundancy of markets. Definitely, we have put together an exhaustive list of live Football options and we are rather proud of ourselves. For instance, did you know that you can watch live Football. We will elaborate further in a separate section.
What does this mean? Well, it means that electronic sports are stealing the limelight from traditional sports. Or at least attempting to. And they are doing a rather great job. Viewing hours for live Football may soon be on part for the hours viewers put in eSports. It is a rather amusing way to be part of and we proud ourselves on participating.
You will see viewership for those animated battles grow, and you can bet that if the time comes that they actually exceed traditional viewership, Live sport streaming will remain your top spot for anything – from mainstream spots to their pixelated brethren.
Yes, staying on top of your game is important. More so than anything else, really. However how should we know what is transpiring in a game if we are away from our houses? Well! Our mobile phones better be in our pockets, or better yet –primed and ready to be used as buffers for Live sport streaming's live streams.


The Cat Clan plays a very minor role in Rokugan; it's tiny, obscure, has no major school of its own, and mostly operates under cover. Their general role is to appear as the mysterious shadowy figure who passes on some important information to the more active and combative types – such as most PC's. They are, however, a favorite clan for one of our players (who, I suspect, has some anime prototype in mind) – so here's another dual-knife-wielding slightly magical young woman of the cat clan – although this one is pursuing a seriously exotic archery school rather than the usual clan minor schools (found in the handouts or at the end of this character sheet.
Personally, Kasumi was a problem; talented enough for any five normal children, with more than a trace of magic, and a fascination with archery – and inclined to rely on those (admittedly remarkable) talents rather than on developing her skills properly. She wanted (and clearly needed) an Archery School – and the Cat Clan simply didn't have one on tap.
Still, her father Togai Neko was owed a few favors from some VERY exotic folks… Gaijin contacts and schools were no longer quite so off-limits as they had been either – and it wasn't as if the Cat Clan normally operated in full view in any case. When his daughter returned, she brought with her the basics of one of the powerful Yodatai Divine Bushi schools.
Currently Kasumi is out gaining some experience – attempting to expand trade, undercutting the Mantis, and supporting the Imperial families. She's aware that the bow she made upon completing the basics of her training is hardly the best, but she's still pleased to be able to say that it's her own handiwork.
Obviously enough, this build relies very heavily indeed on special advantages – especially bonus dice. That's less effective to start with, since advantages cost more than skills – but skills are easier to build up later.
Rings: Earth 2 (Stamina 2, Willpower 2), Water 2 (Strength 2, Perception 2), Fire 2 (Agility 2, Intelligence 2), Air 3 (Reflexes 4 (5), Awareness 3), Void 3.
Well, that combination is pretty well guaranteed to get her into plenty of trouble.
Benefits: +1 Reflexes, Glory 2, Status 1, Wealth 1, Honor 3.0.
School Skills: Animal Handling, Athletics, Archery, Defense, Horsemanship, Hunting, Investigation, Meditation, Stealth, Swords, and two of choice (Etiquette and Courtier).
First Technique Summary: Add air ring to school skills, +1 attack with Bow, double effect of void spent to buy off damage, Get Hosfera as a patron spirit (Hosfera lets his devotees produce an average-quality bow and arrows whenever they need them and allows them to spend a void point to make one of the arrows they fire turn into an animal after it hits something. The user may then make an immediate target-15 meditation check to recover the void point. At the moment, Kasumi is limited to things like monkeys, bobcats, and wolves; this will improve with her void ring).
Second Technique Summary: The user may trade in one or more bow attacks during a round for +5 free raises per attack traded in on one of the remaining bow attacks and – when the character spends a void point on reducing damage – it will continue to reduce damage from each attack for a full minute.
06) Additional Skills: Archery to 2 (2), Commerce (1), Deceit 1 (1), Knives 1 (1), and Lore/Underworld 1 (1).
06) Bonus Dice/+1K0 and a free raise with all Low Skills.
08) Bonus Dice/+1K0 and a free raise with all Weapons.
06) Bonus Dice/+1K1 with Knives.
06) Gift/+10 AC when being attacked while unarmored.
09) Inherent Supernatural Powers/Three level one self-powered Inner Gifts.
Catfoot: Reduces damage from falls by ten points, the user places less stress on supports, such as thin ice or nightingale floors.
Sensitive: The user vaguely senses magical disturbances.
Suggestion: The user may make a thought occur to a nearby target – although this carries no more compulsion than a whisper in their ear.
08) Natural Mastery: Magical Dabbler. May use first level air spells and starts off with the Sense, Commune, Summon, and Counterspell spells.
03: Allies/Harumui Neko, Cat Clan Ancestor Spirit. Influence: 4 (provides 20 points worth of techniques), Devotion: Minor (0), Eccentricity: Ancestor Spirit (0), Inconvenience: Minor (asks for weekly prayers and small offerings, -1), for a net cost of (3). This is a modest slice of cheese of course – but a character who brings knives to a katana fight is going to need a bit of cheese to work well in the game.
Harumi Neko grants Immunity to Honor Losses due to using or raising Low Skills (5), and to the usual penalties for fighting with two knives (talent, 2), adds (2x Reflexes) to a limited set of skills from the Neko Schools when not wearing armor (Athletics, Courtier, Commerce, Deceit, Defense, Forgery, Hunting, Investigation, Knives, Lore/Underworld, Stealth, and Swords, 5), a +1 magical boost to any one trait (Reflexes, 3), and grants +10 AC when using two knives (5).
Heritage/Combating the Shadowlands: a century ago, Koin Neko – Kasumi's Great-Great-Great grandfather – was tracing a smuggler who was importing Maho supplies and scrolls into the Empire. He'd traced the man to a small Crab Clan village near the Wall when his target caught on – and summoned a powerful oni and a few lesser creatures. Koin was a master archer, and eliminated the smuggler, and the great oni, before they could reach him – but the best he could do when the swarm of lesser oni closed in was to delay them while the villagers escaped. The local Crab Samurai did not reach the village in time to rescue Koin, but he'd left them with very little to do before he'd fallen. His descendants Gain +1 Rank of Archery, +10 on rolls to resist Fear effects from Shadowlands Creatures, and a free lunch whenever they stop by a certain Crab village.
Boost Awareness and Void from 2 to 3 (24 Points).
-This takes her to Rank-2 and gets the second school technique.
Learned Spells: Elemental Weapon (1 Point) and Cloud of Mist (1 Point).
Skill Purchases: Knives to 2 (2 Points), Courtier to 2 (2).
Archery 3 (9K5+18) (Includes Free Raise Style Bonus). Usually 2K3 base damage.
Knives 2 (6K3+15). Usually 3K1 damage, +1 free raise when used to disarm, two if used against a light or medium sword.
Armor Class: 25 Base, +10 when Unarmored, +10 when using two knives.
Basic Gear: sandals, samurai clothing, chopsticks, basic grooming supplies, coin purse, whetstone, bit of string or thread, tanto/knife, soap, washcloth.
Bushi Gear: Dai-sho (katana and wakizashi), bow, 100 arrows, two parrying daggers, two regular daggers, horse and tack.
Magical Gear: small scroll satchel, scrolls for all known spells, brushes, inks, and paper.
Traveling Kit / 12 Items: Pillow Book (1), Hand Mirror (1), Set of Dice and a Dice Cup (1), Packet of Sweets (1), Personal Shrine and Incense (2), Small Statue (1), Decorative Fan (1), Small Tent (1), Messkit (1), Bedroll (1), and a Weeks Rations (1).
Well, that bit was cut-and-paste from the chat log… Easy enough to change though; it was kind of late there.


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Пи́хта милови́дная () — вечнозелёное однодомное дерево; вид рода Пихта семейства . Естественная среда обитания — Тихоокеанское побережье северо-западных районов Северной Америки.

Исторические сведения и название

Возможно, первое упоминание о пихте миловидной можно обнаружить в дневниках экспедиции Кларка и Льюиса: запись от 6 февраля 1806 года содержит описание, характерное для этого вида.

Официально признано, что пихта миловидная была открыта известным шотландским учёным Дэвидом Дугласом, который после своего путешествия по Северной Америке привёз шишки этого дерева в 1831 году в Великобританию. К сожалению, он не оставил никаких количественных или качественных описаний.

В 1838 году шотландский ботаник  в работе «Arboretum et fruticetum britannicum» присвоил растению имя Picea amabilis.

В 1839 году в работе «Pinetum woburnense: or, a catalogue of coniferous plants in the collection of the Duke of Bedford at Woburn Abbey, systematically arranged» Джеймса Форбса растению было впервые присвоено принятое в настоящее время научное название Abies amabilis.

Своё название «миловидная» пихта получила посредством перевода слова .

Английское общеупотребительное название пихты миловидной — «Pacific silver fir», однако в литературе можно встретить и прочие названия, которые могут относиться и к другим видам пихт, что демонстрирует приведённая ниже таблица:

Таксономическое положение

Ботаническое описание
Пихта миловидная — стройное дерево высотой 45—60 м (до 80 м) и диаметром ствола 60—120 см (до 260 см), узкой, шпилевидной, притупляющейся к старости кроной.

Кора светло-серая, в молодости — тонкая, гладкая, пузырчатая; в старости — трещиноватая, с красновато-серыми чешуйчатыми пластинами.

Скелетные ветви короткие, жёсткие, отклоняются от ствола под прямым углом. Молодые побеги с лёгким опушением, расположены супротивно; абаксиальная сторона — тёмно-коричневая, адаксиальная — светло-коричневая.

Почки маленькие (6—9 мм в диаметре), шаровидные, смолистые, фиолетового цвета. Верхние чешуйки короткие, широкие, треугольные, густоопушённые; как правило не смолистые.

Хвоя короткая ((7)10—25(40) мм длиной) и узкая (1—3 мм шириной), двурядная, изогнута вверх, плотно покрывает побег. При растирании ароматная. Иглы на верхней стороне тёмно-зелёные, блестящие, с небольшим углублением; на нижней стороне с двумя светло-зелёными, серебристыми полосками; с тупыми и обычно, зубчатыми кончиками. Расположены на ветвях в небольших впадинах, места крепления приплюснуты.

Мужские стробилы при опылении красные, затем становятся красновато-жёлтые. Женские шишки прямостоячие, яйцевидно-цилиндрические, бесчерешковые, смолистые; молодые — фиолетовые, зрелые — коричневые, 8—10 (до 18) см длиной и до 7 см шириной. Семенные чешуйки мелкоопушённые, размером примерно 2x2 см. Кроющие чешуйки незаметные, с фиолетовым оттенком, по длине примерно в два раза меньше семенных. Семена рыжевато-коричневые, размером 10—12x4 мм, с крыльями (от розоватого до коричневого цвета) такой же длины. Семядолей 4—7 (1, 5, 7).

Внешне это вид можно спутать с , но в отличие от последней, у пихты миловидной молодые шишки фиолетовые (у пихты великой — зелёные), кора молодых деревьев серая (у пихты великой — коричневая) и, наконец, иглы исходят из наружной части побега и изогнуты вверх (у пихты великой — иглы выходят из обеих частей побега и перпендикулярны ему).

Распространение

Ареал пихты миловидной с географической точки зрения представляет собой узкую полоску, протянувшуюся вдоль западного побережья Северной Америки: от юга штата Аляски, через Канаду и США, вплоть до северной Калифорнии.

Полный список мест естественного произрастания:
 Канада, провинции: Британская Колумбия;
 США, штаты: Аляска, Вашингтон, Калифорния, Орегон.

Дерево занесено в опубликованный в 1998 году Красный список угрожаемых видов, категория LC (низкий риск).

Экология

Естественные условия произрастания
Оптимальными условиями для пихты миловидной являются прибрежные склоны Каскадных гор (высоты 300—2000 метров), однако в северной части своего ареала дерево растёт практически на уровне моря. Пихта предпочитает морской или субморской климат, с относительно большим количеством осадков: от 1000 до 6600 мм в год. Средняя температура летом 14—15 °C. Растение умеренно устойчиво к морозам только при наличии заметного снежного покрова (не переносит заморозков на голой почве). Пихта предпочитает влажные, слегка кислые (рН 5), хорошо дренированные почвы, богатые магнием и кальцием.

Культивирование

Онтогенез
Старейшее дерево, согласно официальным данным, было обнаружено в Канаде в Cypress Provincial Park: его возраст составил 725 лет. По неподтверждённым данным, в природе можно встретить и более старые экземпляры, чей возраст превышает 800 лет.

Вредители и болезни

Химический состав

Свойства и характеристики древесины

Значение и применение
Пихта миловидная наряду ещё с пятью видами входит в группу так называемых «настоящих пихт», растущих на западе Северной Америки и представляющих важное коммерческое значение для индустрии США и Канады. Древесина пихты используется прежде всего для производства пиломатериалов, фанеры, общестроительных и промышленных нужд, а также производства целлюлозы.

Использование в строительстве включает в себя изготовление опалубки и стропил, деревянного каркаса для обшивки стен и крыш, сайдинга. Промышленное назначение связано с производством деревянной тары, поддонов, мебельных деталей, столярных плит.

Комментарии

Примечания

Литература

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Англоязычная

Ссылки
 Пихта миловидная: информация  на сайте The Gymnosperm Database  |
 Пихта миловидная: информация  на сайте Flora of Noth America  |
 Пихта миловидная: информация  на сайте Министерства сельского хозяйства США (USDA) |
 Пихта миловидная: информация  на сайте Лесной службы Министерства сельского хозяйства США (US Forest Service) |
 Пихта миловидная: климатическо-вегетационная карта  на сайте Геологической службы Министерства внутренних дел США (USGS) |

Пихта
Флора Северной Америки

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Travel Period: January 3 - December 27, 2021
$ 786	per person
$ 475 single supplement
Price shown is based on Twin Sharing
Land only. Ticket is sold separately
DAY 1 – DUBAI
Arrival at Dubai International Airport. Meet, greet and assist by the English-speaking representative outside the airport. (D)
After breakfast at the hotel. Sample the historic sites and vibrant cosmopolitan life of Dubai on this comprehensive tour. The tour starts in the Jumeirah district with a photo-stop near the iconic sail-shaped Burj Al Arab hotel. Continue along Jumeirah beach, the picturesque palace and residential area of Dubai, home to the impressive. Drive next to Al Bastakiya, the old quarter and visit Dubai Museum located in Al Fahidi Fort. Embark an Abra water taxi across the creek to the spice souk where the fragrances of the orient come together. Before you return there is time to shop in the most famous landmark of Dubai - the Gold Souk. (Mon, Wed, Sat). (B)
Breakfast at the hotel. You will be picked up for a tour to the tallest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa at level 124-125 floor. Then the afternoon will be free at leisure for you to join optional evening tour or meet some friends or relatives stationed in Dubai. (B)
Breakfast at the hotel. Another whole day free at leisure for you to join another optional tour like the Day Tour to Abu Dhabi (needs to book in advance) or do your last minute shopping. (B)
Day 5 – DUBAI-USA
After breakfast, check out at the hotel. Transfer to Dubai International airport for your return flight to USA. (B)
A Bird's Eye View - Panoramic Helicopter Flight Over Dubai.
Enjoy a 12-minute helicopter scenic flight that takes you over Dubai's historical past and present. See Dubai Creek, the wind towers in Bur Dubai, Dubai Creek Gold Course, the Jumeirah coastline and the impressive Burj Khalifa to explore the highlights of old and new. Duration: 1 hours 30 minutes. Schedule: Daily. Inclusions: Light refreshments.
The Garden City - Day Tour to Al Ain
Enjoy a great drive to the UNESCO-listed 'Garden City' of Al Ain, enroute watching fascinating and ever-changing desert scenery. On arrival, visit Zayed Old Palace birthplace of H.H. late Sheikh Zayed, UAE's founding President. Next visit the award-winning Al Jahili Fort to view the permanent exhibition dedicated to the intrepid British explorer, Wilfred Thesiger. Thereafter UAE's oldest Al Ain National Museum reveals Artifacts from the 6th Century BC. Head to the heritage site of Al Ain Oasis where you are informed about the Falaj, an ancient underground irrigation system. Afterwards enjoy a photo session at the local camel market. the largest in the region. Stop for lunch then make a final visit to the foot of Jebel Hafeet Mountain for a look at the popular hot springs. Duration: 8-9 hours (approx.) Schedule: Saturday. Inclusions: entrance fees, Buffet or Set Menu Lunch.
The Arabian Jewel – Day Tour To Abu Dhabi.
Available only to those with extra night/s stay in Dubai. Discover the highlights of UAE's capital, Abu Dhabi on this tour. The first destination is Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world. Continue to the Sheikh Zayed Center (Date Market on Saturdays) for a glimpse into the private life of H. H. the late Sheikh Zayed. Your next stop is the Heritage Village where you will take a step back in time to explore life in the Emirates before discovery of oil. Drive along the beautiful Corniche before passing through the cultural hub of Saadiyat Island, home to the stunning Louvre Abu Dhabi Museum. At the nearby leisure and entertainment district of Yas Island, you have time for a final photo-shop near the world's first Ferrari World theme park. Duration: 8-9 hours (approx.). Schedule: Daily except Friday. Inclusion: Entrance fees.
Orient Express- Day Tour to UAE's EAST COAST.
Drive east through the oasis city of Al Dhaid, renowned for its fruit and vegetable plantations to reach Masafi, where you will have time to browse the 'Friday Market'. Admire the rugged Hajar Mountains en route to the village of Dibba, with time for a wander around the small port. The drive continues along the picturesque coast passing small fishing villages. Enjoy lunch at a local beach resort, with time for a relaxing swim in the Indian Ocean. Afterwards the tour continues to Al badiyah, the oldest mosque in the Emirates. In Fujairah City, you will stop at the renovated Old Fort for photos. Before returning there is a last stop at the verdant oasis of Bithnah. Duration: 8-9 hours (approx.). Schedule: Friday. Inclusions: Entrance fees, Buffet or Set Menu Lunch.
Visions of Dubai - Dubai's Past, Present & Future
This afternoon drive to Dubai Marina, the world's largest man-made marina for a thrilling 90-minute RIB cruise towards Palm Jumeirah Island. Snap photos of Dubai's unique seascapes and structures such as Cayan 'Twisted" Tower, Ain Dubai the world's largest Ferris wheel on Bluewaters Island and of course the US$1.5b Atlantis resort. Drive along Sheikh Zayed Road to view some of Dubai's iconic architectural landmarks - Zabeel Park. Visit Dubai's latest attraction - Dubai Frame. Soaring 150m high and connected by a 100m bridge with a partial glass floor, Dubai Frame offers stunning 360 degrees views of Dubai's Old Quarter to one side and its futuristic skyline to the other. Relish a coffee on the sky bridge with a backdrop of the picturesque Dubai Creek. Returning to terra-formal, a small exhibition highlights Dubai's astonishing plans for the future, leaving you with much food for thought. Duration: 4-5 hours (approx.). Schedule: Saturday. Inclusions: Marina cruise, Entrance fees, Coffee.
What Is Included:
Meet and assist upon arrival at Dubai International Airport
4-night first class hotel accommodation
Round trip transfer from the airport to hotel
Tourism Dirham fee
Meal: 4 breakfast, 1 dinner
Tour: Golden City Tour, and Burj Khalifa Tour Level 124 (Schedule: Mon, Wed, Sat)
Service of an English-speaking tour guide
What Is Not Included:
Meals other than specified in the program
Airfare (sold separately)
Gratuities: $80 (to be collected in advance)
Compulsory New Year Gala Dinner
UAE Visa – USD100 (Free of charge for US Citizen. Available upon arrival)subject to change)
Hilton Garden Inn Dubai Mall of Emirati or similar category hotel
Price are subject to change without prior notice.


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Bop Shop: Songs From Freddie Gibbs And Madlib, Mark Ronson And Angel Olsen, And More
From a tune that pays homage to the new NBA MVP, to a technicolor disco delight from an album of 'sad bangers'
The search for the ever-elusive "bop" is difficult. Playlists and streaming service recommendations can only do so much. They often leave a lingering question: Are these songs really good, or are they just new?
Enter Bop Shop, a hand-picked selection of songs from the MTV News team. This weekly collection doesn't discriminate by genre and can include anything — it's a snapshot of what's on our minds and what sounds good. We'll keep it fresh with the latest music, but expect a few oldies (but goodies) every once in a while, too. Get ready: The Bop Shop is now open for business.
Freddie Gibbs & Madlib ft. Anderson Paak: "Giannis"
https://youtu.be/xo8Ls80pi0w
In honor of Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo winning his first (and hopefully not last) NBA MVP award, I'm spinning the latest track from Freddie Gibbs, Madlib and Anderson .Paak that gives the Greek Freak his first proper hip-hop shoutout. In a clever homage to some lyrics on Lil Wayne's "6 Foot 7 Foot," Gibbs raps, "Real Gs move in silence like Giannis / My Greek Freak, we did a ménage with a friend in St. Thomas." It's not only a fitting tribute, but also a helpful primer on how to pronounce Giannis's name. ("Yonnis," in case you're wondering.) Freddie Gibbs's and Madlib's new album Bandana drops today. —Bob Marshall
Naaz: "TAPED"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47xA2Ko4oaY
This one's for the introverts in need of some musical emboldenment. With "TAPED," Dutch-Kurdish singer Naaz rips the metaphorical tape from her mouth and, finally, screams out her undiluted feelings. "I know I've only existed / For 300,000 plus years / So I might not know it all," she begins on the opening lines. "But I know my way around the streets / And the things in my brain." The 21-year-old's newfound self-assuredness is contagious, and the final 30 seconds of the track are a burst of adrenaline and motivation to speak your mind. "TAPED" is the first new music from Naaz since her 2018 debut EP, and after a stellar opening run on Hayley Kiyoko's European tour earlier this year, she's keeping the momentum strong, with no tape holding her back. –Madeline Roth
Big Data ft. Joywave: "Dangerous"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8b4xYbEugo
I'll shout it from the rooftops forever: Joywave is the biggest band you're sleeping on right now. Daniel Armbruster's vocals are always on point, no matter the project, and this 2014 collaboration with electronic music project Big Data oozes style out of every pore. Its lanky beat and hook are immediately catchy, worming their way into your brain and setting up shop there. "I bet you didn't know someone could love you this much," Armbruster croons. Though the song is about our futile attempts to stay private on the internet, it's the romantic in me that likes to interpolate it as a "dangerous" kind of love from the person in my life who can't get enough of me... like I can't get enough of Joywave. –Brittany Vincent
Nessly: "Ball on You"
https://soundcloud.com/nessly/ball-on-u?in=nessly/sets/standing-on-satans-chest
You may have seen two viral, slightly absurd videos of Nessly, a mobile recording artist who carries his equipment on the road with him. In the first, he's whispering in a quiet airport, registering some smooth vocals while people around him wait for a flight. In the second, he's in front of the Eiffel Tower, influenced by the sights and sounds. Both clips make one thing clear: This guy likes to do things his way when he wants because he can.
Nessly's new mixtape, Standing on Satan's Chest, sounds like the product of these kinds of impromptu sessions. It contains a multitude of unique faces that carry his robotic voice, but each have their own distinct sonic scents. "Ball on You" is one of its strongest, sampling Jim Jones's 2006 hit "We Fly High" in its conquest to explain celebrating without a lover who switched up. Nessly is understandably angry, which makes "Ball on You" a sensual success. Repurposing anger has never sounded so... svelte. –Trey Alston
Mark Ronson ft. Angel Olsen: "True Blue"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuJ2yitJI_U
Shortly after it emerges from a technicolor suite of YEBBA-led melancholic bangers, Mark Ronson's star-packed Late Night Feelings album pulls a neat trick — it finds the dazzle in someone's eyes. Or rather, Ronson recruits Angel Olsen to relay that starry sensation for us. Because her voice is a smoke machine, oozing plumes of longing into a tinsel-covered room, the only sensible thing to do is find your feelings and hold on, else you get lost in the fog. "I love the way you read my eyes," she breathes over a disco beat that grows more cyclonic with each revolution. The lights may have gone out, but there's still plenty of dancing to do. —Patrick Hosken
Joywave
Naaz
Nessly


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Fabrián Caytuiro (Lima, Perú, 9 de noviembre, 1999) es un futbolista peruano. Juega como arquero y su equipo actual es Sport Chavelines de la Liga 2.

Trayectoria

Universitario de Deportes
Realizó las divisiones menores en Universitario de Deportes, club al que llegó a los 15 años. Luego de varios años en las divisiones menores, a inicios del 2018 es promovido al equipo de reservas. Debido a las lesión de Aamet Calderón y suspensión de Raúl Fernández; en la fecha 5 del Torneo Clausura es convocado a la nómina principal del plantel, siendo suplente de Patrick Zubzuck. En el 2019 fue presentado como 4.º arquero en la Noche Crema, por detrás de Aamet Calderón, Patrick Zubzuck y José Carvallo.

Para el año 2020 quedaría como jugador libre, fichando a mediados del año por el Club Deportivo Coopsol. Para el 2022 ficha por Sport Chavelines donde desciende de categoría a la Copa Perú.

Clubes

Referencias

Futbolistas de Perú
Guardametas de fútbol
Futbolistas del Club Universitario de Deportes
Futbolistas del Club Deportivo Coopsol
Futbolistas del Sport Chavelines Juniors


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