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Brewers 1982
Covering the Milwaukee Brewers throughout the 1982 season, in real-time, as it would have happpened.
Grading the Brewers: Hitters
November 28 4 Comments
Robin Yount and Paul Molitor led a potent Brewers offense in 1982
It would be easy to give every Brewer a grade of A for the 1982 season because they came within one win of a World Series title. But while the team will receive an A (whoops, did I ruin the surprise?), like the Brewers season, nothing is easy, not even grading this team.
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It will come as no surprise that Robin Yount received the highest grade while others such as the injured Larry Hisle bottomed out.
Cecil Cooper, 1B
Is there a better first baseman in the American League? Nope. He's a legit Triple Crown threat each season. For the third consecutive full season, Coop hit at least .300 (.313), he slammed 32 homers and was second in the AL with 121 RBI. He added 38 doubles as a part of his 205 hits and scored a career-high 104 runs. He committed only five errors.
Jim Gantner, 2B
Played in 132 games, the fewest of all the regular Brewers infielders, which isn't surprising, considering his hard-charging style and his ability to hang in when runners are bearing down on him. For a guy who hit from the nine-hole, a .295 average wasn't too shabby. He's not a masher (four homers), but a good bottom of the order guy.
Paul Molitor, 3B
The Ignitor lived up to his name as he provided the spark for the American League's most potent offense. Led the league in AB (666), plate appearances (751) and runs scored. Hit .302 and had career highs in homers (19), RBI (71) and stolen bases (41). One of the best baserunners you'll ever see. Adequate in the field.
Robin Yount, SS
Simply one of the finest seasons ever by a shortstop. His 129 runs, most ever by a shortstop. His 114 RBI, third all-time. Add to that a .331 batting average with 29 taters, 46 doubles, 12 triples and you get a .578 slugging percentage, which was .001 behind Ernie Banks for best ever. But Banks hit .285. Yount hit for power and average. Would have won the AL batting title if Willie Wilson had been man enough to play the last day of the season. He led the league in hits (210), doubles, slugging percentage and total bases with 367. And to think, he's only 26. He was the clear MVP.
Grade: A+
Don Money, DH, INF
A damn good season for the 35-year-old Money, who platooned with Roy Howell at DH. In 275 ABs, Money slugged .891 as 33 of his 78 hits went for extra bases, including 16 home runs, the third highest total of his career.
Roy Howell, DH INF
The Brewers had plenty of power, but only four taters? That's Gantner territory (no offense, Gumby). Howell hit .260 and managed to drive in 38 runs. Other than that, the Crew may need to find another left-handed bat at DH.
Ed Romero, 2B
Backed up Gantner at second and played in 52 games and hit .250. He didn't walk much, didn't steal a base and hit one homer. He's a typical light-hitting middle infielder.
Rob Piccolo, INF
Came over from Oakland in a midseason deal, hit .286 in 21 ABs in 22 games.
Grade: Inc.
Ted Simmons, C
Simba's slower than the orbit of Pluto, but few backstops call a better game. He also's a switch hitter and the Crew doesn't need to sit him depending on who is pitching. His 97 RBI were the most since he drove in 100 with the Cardinals in 1975 and his 23 homers were the most since he hit 26 in 1979. His 29 doubles were fourth on the team. At 32, Simmons is what he is.
Ned Yost, C
His homer in Boston proved to be one of the biggest hits of the season, as it helped the Crew get a four-game lead with five to play. Other than that, he played in 40 games, hit. 276 and was OK as Simmons' backup. He's 27, but he's not starter material.
Grade: C+
Ben Oglivie, LF
Benji, with Coop, provided the left-handed pop in the lineup smashing 34 homers and driving in 102 runs. He won't hit for average, but his .244 followed the 1981 season where he hit .243. This from a guy who hit .282 or better in his first three seasons with the Crew.
Gorman Thomas, CF
Stormin's 39 homers and 112 RBI were beautiful. His .245 average and 143 strikeouts were not. Gorman's not gonna hit for average, ever, but his 29 doubles were third on the team, even ahead of Molly, who had 26 doubles. With Gorman, what you see is what you get: a gritty dude who'll swing for the fences.
Charlie Moore, RF
A converted catcher, Moore's hose accounted for 23 outfield assists. And who can forget the throw that nailed Reggie Jackson in Game 5 of the ALCS? Like the rest of the Crew outfield, Moore didn't hit for average (.254), but he had 22 doubles. Other than that, he hit like a catcher.
Mark Brouhard, RF
Brouhard saved the Crew's bacon in Game 4 of the ALCS, his finest moment of the season. His worst moment, losing the job in right field to Moore after being injured. Brouhard played in 40 games and had four homers and 10 RBI.
Marshall Edwards, OF
The only outfielder on the Brewers with any speed, but he suffered from the same affliction of the other Crew outfielders: low batting average. Edwards hit .247 and worse yet, walked only four times. For a team that drove in runs by the bunches, Edwards didn't distinguish himself in any fashion.
Larry Hisle, OF-DH
It was sad to see the man who helped the Crew's renaissance in '78 succumb to injury. He hit .129 in what will likely be his last season.
Grade: D
Bob Skube, OF, UTL
Never saw enough time to make an impact, compiling 12 ABs between them.
Stats don't lie: They hit a major-league leading 216 home runs, drove in an MLB-high 843 RBI, led the majors in total bases (2606), runs (891), slugging percentage (.455) and at bats (5733). Wait, we're not done yet. The Crew was second in hits (1599, four behind the Royals), doubles (277, also behind the Royals), batting average (.279, six points behind the Royals) and second-last in strikeouts (714). They didn't walk much (484, 14th in the majors) and they don't steal bases (84), but when you pound the ball like the Crew did this season, you don't need to go station-to-station.
There is no other grade for this team. It was second to none at the plate.
Filed Under: Commentary Tagged With: Ben Oglivie, Bob Skube, Cecil Cooper, Charlie Moore, Don Money, Ed Romero, Gorman Thomas, Jim Gantner, Larry Hisle, Mark Brouhard, Marshall Edwards, Ned Yost, Paul Molitor, Rob Picciolo, Robin Yount, Roy Howell, Ted Simmons
The St. Louis Massacre
October 19 1 Comment
Cardinals 13, Brewers 1
World Series now tied 3-3
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ST. LOUIS — There was rain. There was mud. The only thing missing from this one-sided battle was blood.
After two stoppages totaling two hours and 39 minutes in rain delays, the St. Louis Cardinals finally put the Brewers out of their Game 6 misery by winning 13-1. It was torture to watch.
Here's hoping the Brewers pull out Game 7 to win the World Series. Then, and only then, will I be able to forget this debacle.
If the Brewers win Game 7, Tuesday's game will be something we smile and laugh about. It'll even be a game pushed entirely out of our memories. "Remember Game 6 when the Brewers embarrassed themselves and their fans with an all-around pathetic display in the midst of more than two hours of rain delays?" Nope. Don't remember it. I just remember running naked around the neighborhood after the big Game 7 win.
It shouldn't have been this way. The Brewers were coming off of two emotional victories that gave them a 3-2 series lead. They had a day off to rest their weary. They had Don Sutton on the mound, the man who so many times during the past month and change has saved their season.
For the first time since his acquisition, Don Sutton was awful. In a game that the Brewers desperately needed a complete or nearly complete effort, Sutton went only 4 1/3 innings before turning it over to the bullpen. By the time he handed the ball to Harvey, his team had a seven-run deficit.
"I have no excuse," said Sutton. "I was sitting in the clubhouse icing my arm trying to think of one but there are none."
We don't care about excuses, Don. We just want wins.
Meanwhile, rookie John Stuper pitched a complete game, allowing only four hits. The only run scored on a wild pitch in the ninth inning. The performance was all the more impressive given that it covered nearly five hours, including the rain delays.
Jim Slaton and Dwight Bernard were solid in relief for the Brewers, as they and the rest of the bullpen have been all postseason. But Doc Medich, who is more accustomed to the work of an ineffective starter, gave up the remaining six runs in two innings of work.
In Game 5, Mike Caldwell and the Brewers held the Cardinals to four runs even though they mashed out 15 hits. St. Louis was much more efficient in Game 6, scoring 13 on 12 hits. Of course, four Brewers errors tended to help. Robin Yount and Jim Gantner each committed two, and Gantner tied a World Series record (also held by Honus Wagner) with at least one error in four straight games.
Those four Brewers errors led to four unearned runs. The Brewers defense has committed at least one error in all but the first game of this World Series, flubbing 11 over the remaining five games. Going back to Game 4 of the ALCS, the Brewers have committed 17 errors in eight games.
You want to prevent the opposition from scoring 13 runs, and the pitching and defense were not up to that challenge. But when your offense is set down in order five times and reaches on only four hits, you're not going to win many games. Actually, you shouldn't win any games.
The cowardly retort would be to blame the rain. Don't blame the rain. The Brewers were already down 7-0, the game well out of reach, when the tarp first touched the infield. No, this was a full team effort. A colossal failure in every respect.
Paul Molitor (1-for-4) and Robin Yount (0-for-4 and two errors) didn't contribute much in this game. But it's tough to blame two players who are batting .326 and .366 respectively in the playoffs. And Charlie Moore is hitting a surprising .389 while Jim Gantner hits a respectable .270 (though his defense certainly isn't helping).
It's everyone else in between. It's amazing we're still in the position to win a World Series title when Cecil Cooper is hitting .222, Ted Simmons is hitting .189, Ben Oglivie is hitting .184 and Gorman Thomas is "hitting" .108. Essentially, the Crew's only chance of scoring starts at the bottom of the order. Not how they drew it up.
And Harvey. Please, Harvey. Don't play Roy Howell in Game 7. The bearded wonder has yet to collect a postseason hit.
"Everybody always wants to see the World Series go 7 games," claims manager Harvey Kuenn. "So now everybody should be happy." I don't know who these people are who want a Game 7, Harvey, but they aren't Brewers fans.
We'll have Vuke on the mound for that seventh game, and I don't know if that's a blessing or a curse. He's the possible AL Cy Young winner for the regular season, but Pete Vuckovich hasn't won a big game since Sept. 20 in Boston.
Maybe he's due? Oh, is he ever.
I tend to overreact. What are your feelings about this loss and the prospects for another final game win?
Filed Under: Game Recap Tagged With: Ben Oglivie, Cardinals, Cecil Cooper, Charlie Moore, Doc Medich, Don Sutton, Dwight Bernard, Gorman Thomas, Harvey Kuenn, Jim Gantner, Jim Slaton, John Stuper, Mike Caldwell, Ozzie Smith, Paul Molitor, Pete Vuckovich, Robin Yount, Roy Howell, Ted Simmons
'82 World Series: Game 4 Preview
October 16 Leave a Comment
MILWAUKEE — Willie McGee with two home runs and four RBI from the eight hole. Of course that's how the Crew would fall into a 2-1 hole.
Rockin' Robin has to rock in Game 4.
After all that has befallen our beloved baseball team, it would figure that a guy who hit only four homers would hit two in a game. Because that's how the Brewers roll. Or, in this case, stumble. Right, Gorman?
"We're in the same boat we were in against Baltimore, in the same boat we were in against California," Thomas told The New York Times. "The boat hasn't changed. We're still riding the same boat. Call it PT-109 or the Love Boat, the boat's been bottom up in the bay before and we always seem to rise to the occasion."
Pete Vuckovich hasn't won since Sept. 20. You may remember that game. Vuke went 11 innings, threw close to 165 pitches. He may be asking if it was worth it. Meanwhile, the Crew couldn't figure out Joaquin Andujar, who only gave up three hits in 6 1/3 before a Ted Simmons rocket clipped Andujar in the knee.
If Cards pitchers keep befuddling Crew batters as Andujar did, the Brewers may be reduced to caning Cards hurlers in the knees in the bowels of the Stadium.
But if we know anything about these Brewers, it is that they bounce back. Moose Haas will take the mound for the Crew while rookie Dave LaPoint gets the egg for St. Louis.
As always, if you can't watch the game or listen to it, you can follow our tweets at @tweetsfrom1982.
Filed Under: World Series Preview Tagged With: Cardinals, Dave LaPoint, Joaquin Andujar, Moose Haas, Pete Vuckovich, Ted Simmons, Willie McGee
Brewers Lose, Down 2-1
Cardinals 6, Brewers 2
Cardinals now lead World Series 2-1
Joaquin Andujar dominated the Brewers
MILWAUKEE — I should have felt good about the fact that the Brewers were leaving St. Louis tied at a game apiece. After all, they say that all you need is one in that situation. But there was something about losing a game that should have been won that bothered me. I had a bad feeling that, even though the Brewers had stolen home field advantage, losing that second game would haunt them.
Exhibit A is tonight's game. Back in Milwaukee, in front of the home crowd, you'd expect the Brewers to go up two games to one. Particularly with the leading American League Cy Young candidate, Pete Vuckovich, on the mound.
But things didn't go as planned in this 6-2 loss to the Cardinals. Vuke only allowed six hits in 8 2/3 innings. He didn't allow a single hit to the first three batters in the Cardinals' lineup, and the top five went a combined 1-for-19. You'd expect that this would be the reflection of a win, in a typical game. But this game was not typical.
First and foremost, Joaquin Andujar owned Brewers batters. While Harvey's Wallbangers haven't been owned consistently of late, they certainly haven't been banging walls with regularity either. But Andujar kept the bats silent all night long.
It wasn't until a Ted Simmons liner knocked Andujar out of the game in the seventh that the Brewers' offense started to see life. His rocket struck Andujar in the right knee, and the pitcher writhed in pain on the ground until he was finally replaced.
"I was just glad it didn't get Andujar in the head or some place where it would hurt him real bad," said Simmons. "You don't say, 'Wow, I knocked him out of the game. Oh goody for us.' It's not like that at all. You hope the guy isn't hurt."
It certainly wasn't "goody for us." The Brewers squandered a major opportunity that inning, loading the bases on four Cardinals pitchers before closer Bruce Sutter ended the inning on a Charlie Moore pop-out caught on the top dugout step.
The Brewers would finally break through on a two-out, two-run homer by Cecil Cooper in the eighth. But other than that, nothing.
That doesn't mean we let Vuke off the hook. He's supposed to be our Cy Young candidate, after all. And when you are supposedly one of the best pitchers in the American League, you should be up to any challenge. Well, he lost his last big game of the regular season to the Orioles. He lost one game to the Angels in the ALCS and got no decision in the other. And today, he lost again.
But it wasn't the top of the order that got to Vuke. It was the bottom. And most specifically, it was rookie Willie McGee. In a scoreless game in the fifth, McGee hit a three run homer. McGee, if you did not know, had four regular season home runs. But because of his bomb, the Brewers were down 3-0.
McGee then came to bat again in the seventh. The result? Another homer to give the Cardinals a 5-0 lead. It's tough to explain.
"A guy hits four home runs all year," Vuke would say, "you won't expect him to hit two in a game. But he did."
McGee wasn't done torturing the Brewers. With Oglivie on first after an error by Keith Hernandez, Gorman Thomas launched what appeared to be a home run to center field. But McGee raced back, leaped at the wall, and pulled it back in.
Ridiculous.
The Cardinals scored their last run when Vuke pitched around light-hitting Ozzie Smith with the bases loaded and walked in a run in the ninth.
"I tried to get him to fish inside. He didn't fish," explained Vuke.
Unacceptable. Why in the world do you need to get a guy with no bat like Smith to fish? Just throw him a strike, Vuke. He can't hurt you. It's painful.
Honestly, I don't know who needs to pay for this loss. Pete Vuckovich is certainly at the top of the list. I'm tired of defending him as a Cy Young caliber pitcher when he can't pitch close to that caliber in the postseason. That said, we've been drooling over this offense all season long, and they are giving us little to be excited about of late.
Paul Molitor, who had five hits in Game 1, went 0-for-4 in Game 3. Robin Yount, the likely regular season MVP, went 0-for-3. Ben Oglivie went 0-for-4 to lower his postseason average to .111. Gorman Thomas went 1-for-4 and actually raised his postseason average to .115.
Oh, and the defense committed three more errors leading to two unearned runs.
It's frustrating. It's frustrating to know how fortunate this team is to be in the World Series right now considering how poorly they've played overall. And it's frustrating to sense that if they'd play even average baseball, they'd be up three games to none. But instead, they're down two to one.
But I'm just a passionate, overreacting fan. Sure, it's just one game. And they may win the next three. But it's painful to watch the Brewers under perform, and they did so in every facet of the game on this night.
What do you think? Is it too early to panic?
Filed Under: Game Recap Tagged With: Ben Oglivie, Bruce Sutter, Cardinals, Cecil Cooper, Charlie Moore, Gorman Thomas, Joaquin Andujar, Keith Hernandez, Ozzie Smith, Paul Molitor, Pete Vuckovich, Robin Yount, Ted Simmons, Willie McGee
Brewers Blow Lead, Game 2
October 13 2 Comments
Don Sutton allowed four runs with two outs.
ST. LOUIS — Up one game to none on the Cardinals, the Brewers had a chance to stomp on their opponents' throats with a win before going back to Milwaukee for two, maybe three games. Instead, they blew such an opportunity by blowing a three-run lead and falling to the Cardinals 5-4 tonight.
With the series tied at 1-1, now it will be three games in Milwaukee.
Early on, it appeared the Brewers would continue the dominance that led to a 10-0 opening win on Tuesday by whooping on starter John Stuper. Charlie Moore hit an RBI double in the second inning, and two more runs were scored in the third on a Robin Yount groundout and Ted Simmons' second homer of the series.
All was going the Brewers' way. After two and a half innings, Milwaukee had scored three runs, and the Cardinals had yet to touch home plate in the series. Don Sutton had yet to allow a baserunner. But then, with two down in the third, Tommy Herr smacked an RBI double and Ken Oberkfell laced a single to right just out of reach of a diving Jim Gantner to make it a 3-2 game.
There are moments in a series that immediately strike you as pivotal. This was one of those such moments. If Sutton gets that third out, the Brewers hold a 3-0 lead and maintain their stranglehold of the series. Instead, the Cardinals score their first runs and gain confidence.
The Brewers would score one more run on a Cecil Cooper single in the fifth to make it a 4-2 Brewers lead. But the Cardinals kept battling.
Porter's two-out, two-run double in the sixth was a crushing blow.
Again with two down, former Brewer Darrell Porter hit a two-run double down the left field line that tied the game in the sixth. Why was the third out so difficult to secure? It cost the Brewers this game.
By all accounts, Pete Ladd was the Brewers' MVP of the ALCS, and they needed him in a key spot of a tie game in the eighth. With one down, Bob McClure had put two Cardinals runners on. To this point, Ladd had retired all 10 batters he had faced in the playoffs.
The World Series may be a different story. Ladd delivered a letters-high fastball on a 3-2 count to NL MVP candidate Lonnie Smith, the first batter he faced, that was called a ball to load the bases.
"Did you see the big smile on my face heading down to first?" a knowing Smith asked after the game.
Ladd then walked the second batter, journeyman Steve Braun, on four pitches to bring in the go-ahead and eventual winning run.
"It rattled me," Ladd admitted. "It shouldn't have. This is not the time to get rattled. But it did rattle me. I was upset, not at myself but at the umpire."
Inexplicable. But understandable, considering Ladd is an untested young pitcher. Rollie Fingers would have been perfect in this position.
Oh, yeah. So wasn't Rollie available?
"Rollie was well enough to pitch," said Kuenn, "and no, I didn't consider using him. I've used Rollie when we're ahead, not in tie situations or when we're losing."
It's starting to sound like a bluff, Harvey. This is when the Brewers needed their best pitcher on the mound. And Rollie's comments didn't help verify Harvey's claim.
"I couldn't have pitched today," said Fingers. "I'm a little stiff from not pitching for a month, not from the injury. It's like the fifth or sixth day of Spring Training."
I came into this hoping the Brewers would win one of two in St. Louis. After yesterday's win, I wanted two but didn't need it. I was fine with a loss here.
But not like this. The Brewers had this game. The Cardinals scored four with two outs and the final was a gift. The Cardinals didn't win Game 2, the Brewers lost it. And that's not how you win a World Series.
"Of course we would have liked to have won two," said Kuenn, "but I'm not worried."
Apparently not. Or you would have used Fingers.
On the bright side, Cecil Cooper had three hits to break out of his playoff funk. Gorman Thomas, however, went hitless to drop his playoff batting average below .100.
At some point, we may need to accept that Gorman simply isn't himself on one leg. If Thomas isn't going to hit, you don't lose anything by putting Marshall Edwards out there. Or you can roll the dice by putting Moore or Oglivie in center and Mark Brouhard in one of the corners. I love Gorman, but he's half of a player right now.
What do you think? Should the Brewers bench Gorman Thomas? And how big was this loss?
Filed Under: Game Recap Tagged With: Bob McClure, Cardinals, Cecil Cooper, Charlie Moore, Don Sutton, Gorman Thomas, Jim Gantner, John Stuper, Ken Oberkfell, Lonnie Smith, Mark Brouhard, Marshall Edwards, Pete Ladd, Robin Yount, Rollie Fingers, Steve Braun, Ted Simmons
Brewers Crush Cardinals
Brewers 10, Cardinals 0
Brewers lead World Series 1-0
Mike Caldwell pitched a complete game shutout
ST. LOUIS — The Brewers came into Game 1 of the World Series against the St. Louis Cardinals wanting to change some bad habits. In both the ALCS with the Angels and quasi-playoff series with the Orioles to end the season, the Brewers lost Game 1. On the road, they lost both games 8-3.
Oh, they changed. They changed in a big way. The Brewers squashed any doubts about how power might fare against speed in a truly dominating 10-0 win over the Cardinals in front of their home fans.
It was a huge win for the Brewers. It set a tone that they will be in control of this series from the beginning. And by winning the first game in St. Louis, the Cardinals already have their backs up against the wall. A second loss tomorrow, and you can pretty much chalk up a championship for the Brew Crew.
Gotta admit, I wasn't particularly confident about this game. Not only due to the team's recent history and that the game was in St. Louis, but that Mike Caldwell was on the mound.
Sure, Caldwell won 17 games this season, and was this team's iron man throwing 258 innings. But he also looked gassed as a result, losing the second game against the Orioles and that first game against the Angels. Over his previous two starts, Caldwell went a combined 10 innings pitched, allowing 12 earned runs on 13 hits. He was a human pinata on the mound.
But Harvey Kuenn has pushed all of the right buttons this season, and he saw that his veteran hurler wasn't right. Caldwell was skipped in the rotation in favor of Moose Haas for Game 4 of the ALCS, and maybe all he needed was some rest. He certainly looked well rested tonight.
Caldwell pitched a complete game shutout, allowing only three hits and one walk to the baffled Cardinals batters. Two of those hits were in the eighth inning, so his dominance over those other eighth innings was truly remarkable.
"Right at the start," said catcher Ted Simmons, "he was throwing it right on the outside corner and he was painting the black."
The Cardinals never had a chance.
But the Brewers brought an all-around attack to Game 1. They committed four errors as a defense in Game 5 of the ALCS and eight total in the series. But their glovemen sparkled in the field on this day without a defensive misstep.
Paul Molitor set a World Series record with five hits.
And of course, you can't talk about the Milwaukee Brewers without mentioning their offense, though they've admittedly been absent over the course of much of the past couple of weeks. They came after the Cardinals with 10 runs on 17 hits, never letting up until the final bell. The Brewers scored four in the ninth just for good measure.
One of the issues with the Brewers of late has been early scoring. The opposition has been taking the early lead, often leading to a Brewers loss (the team scoring the first run has won eight of the last 10 games). The Brewers put two on the board in the first inning today, thanks largely to a Keith Hernandez error with two outs, and never looked back.
Paul Molitor was the team's star on offense, setting a World Series record with five hits, all singles. Three of the hits never made it out of the infield and another was a broken bat job.
"It's the first time I have had three infield hits in a game," said Molitor. "It wasn't pretty."
No, but they'll look like line drives in the history books.
Robin Yount nearly matched him, collecting four hits, including a double. Before Molitor had broken the World Series record for hits in a game in the ninth, Yount and Molitor had each tied the old record with four.
"I had no idea," said Yount. I'm still not swinging the bat that well. The ball just happened to go where the fielders weren't."
The top two batters have led the Brewers' offense all season long. On this day, they went a combined 9-for-12 with two runs scored and four RBI. An incredible performance.
While others certainly contributed on offense (Ted Simmons, Charlie Moore and Jim Gantner all had two hits), there is reason for concern once you peel away the numbers. Offensive stars Cecil Cooper, Ben Oglivie and Gorman Thomas went a combined 1-for-12, and all hit close to .100 during the postseason. These three must get going for the Brewers to be successful in this series.
Despite all of their flaws, the Milwaukee Brewers are in prime position to win this World Series. Win Game 2, and all they need to do is win two of three at home. It's that easy.
Filed Under: Game Recap Tagged With: Ben Oglivie, Cardinals, Cecil Cooper, Charlie Moore, Gorman Thomas, Harvey Kuenn, Jim Gantner, Keith Hernandez, Mike Caldwell, Moose Haas, Paul Molitor, Robin Yount, Ted Simmons
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Something went majorly amiss when I was trying to work on one of my other blogs, cialis so, I have lost all reviews since well, Snow White and the Huntsman. Who knew that everything would be lost when I wasn't touching this site, just another site on another server? So bizarre. Not a good idea. So, those blog posts are lost as I never backed them up and only had something from 2012. Also parts of my site is missing – I guess it's an opportunity for me to rework the site. I'll have to try and grab the old content off of Google Cache! Sorry for the disruption.


California Campground Reservations Using County Websites.
About this time of the year, many people are starting to plan out their annual summer camping vacations. Problem is, after looking at some of the popular reservations sites in California, things are already starting to fill-up. Now days, trying to get a popular camping site requires the same amount of effort as getting tickets to a popular rock concert or sporting event. So how do you find a campsite when everywhere you look shows filled up campgrounds? My advice, is to search for open campsites in the various counties of California. . California like the rest of the states in the United States is broken up into multiple counties and most of the county municipalities run their own websites and camping reservations systems. Below in the this post I have posted a quick how-to for getting those allusive camping reservations.
By looking at the map above think about were you would like to camp and find the corresponding county's name. In this example, I want to spend some time in Morro Bay California, but Morro Bay State Park is reserved months in advance. Using the search term "San Luis Obispo County Camping" I pull up the following results in Google.
Clicking on the www.slocountyparks.com link brings me to a list of campgrounds located in San Luis Obispo County. Another way to search would be to use the county's name and the search phrase "parks and recreations" An example of this would be "San Diego County Parks and Recreations camping". The idea is to be creative with your search phrases as each county will have a different website and differences on how they handle their campgrounds and reservations.
Based on a little research on this site, I found out that El Chorro Regional park campground is located about 5 miles from Morro Bay and San Luis Obispo. The county of San Luis Obispo currently uses a phone reservation system and the majority of the sites at this campground are first-come, first-serve. Since this campsite is not listed in the Reserve America system, the majority of the time if you arrive a few days before the weekend you can grab a spot at this great location on the central coast of California.
Searching the county websites for a campground reservation could take some work and additional time but is a great way to find those campgrounds that are not on everyone's radar during the busy summer months. Even if the campsites are full, be sure to check back weekly as there maybe some openings and your competition for these spots will be on the low side. Who knows, you may actually find your favorite new camping spot using this method. This is exactly what we did a few years back to find Mt. Madonna County Park in Santa Clara county.


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[30 Day Song Challenge] Day 16: A Song I Used To Love But Now Hate
Ack. Now I'm a whole day off!
I gave a Golden Teddy Award to Cee Lo's "Fuck You" because it was a gleeful,, snappy, crazily catchy old school — as in 60s old school — pop song. But then everyone else agreed. But the ridiculousness of the FCC prevents the word "fuck" from airing on the radio, and Cee Lo saw $$$!, so he re-recorded the song as "Forget You." The song lost all of its bite and became ubiquitous. I found it so annoying that I began to loathe even the original version. I'll turn off whatever sound blasting device if I hear the opening notes.
Here are the videos for the two versions.
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This thesis examines the integration of the robotic assembly workcell and the capability of the AdeptOne SCARA robot in performing both non-vision and vision based conveyor tracking. An experiment is set up for a Plastic Leadless Chip Carrier, or PLCC, chip and socket assembly operation. A PLCC chip is a square-shape integrated circuit that has its pins bent down around its perimeter to prevent damage to the pins during assembly and transportation. Binary image processing is employed by the vision system to recognize the random locations of incoming PLCC chips at the upstream location of the conveyor. When at least one PLCC chip is identified, the robot will acquire the chip using a special designed end effector and will wait until a printed circuit board passes the sensor at the downstream location of the conveyor. The robot will then insert the PLCC chip into the PLCC socket on the moving circuit board which is transported into the robot's work envelope by the conveyor. The circuit board is fixed on the conveyor belt. The entire operation is conducted without any interruption of the conveyor's motion. This thesis covers the design of the robot workcell and the end effector that accomplishes the assembly task and the results of non-vision and vision conveyor tracking during PLCC assembly using the Adept robot system.


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Object detection is a basic skill for a robot to perform tasks in human environments. In order to build a good object classifier, a large training set of labeled images is required; this is typically collected and labeled (often painstakingly) by a human. This method is not scalable and therefore limits the robot's detection performance. We propose an algorithm for a robot to collect more data in the environment during its training phase so that in the future it could detect objects more reliably. The first step is to plan a path for collecting additional training images, which is hard because a previously visited location affects the decision for the future locations. One key component of our work is path planning by building a sparse graph that captures these dependencies. The other key component is our learning algorithm that weighs the errors made in robot's data collection process while updating the classifier. In our experiments, we show that our algorithms enable the robot to improve its object classifiers significantly.


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when Boards and Commissions' website reflects him no longer serving on the LALB.
(Board Attorney) explains that would not be legal until the LALB has gotten apprentice statutes abolished during the 2014 Legislative Session.
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* Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9.00 am to 9.00 pm.
Friday from 9.00 to 15.00.
What do we offer to people with mental illness and their families?
A multidisciplinary team of professionals dedicated 365 days a year to the integral therapeutic approach of people who during a period of their life need an evaluation, diagnosis, clinical stabilisation, rest and improvement of their psychophysical state in the admission process.
Our healthcare activity is based on the work of a team made up of professionals with extensive specific knowledge in medicine, neuropsychiatry, psychology and nursing, as well as extensive clinical-care experience.
The patients and their families are offered information and support during the recovery process.
Maximum clinical stabilisation is encouraged to recover the necessary personal and social skills to achieve the best functioning of the patient in the community.
Ensuring the well-being and quality of life of our patients, achieving a greater degree of autonomy and independence.
Promoting research, teaching and prevention of Mental Health through the development of dynamic actions among different professionals.
What kind of people are admitted to the Mental Health and Psychiatric Hospital Unit?
People who enter suffer from a lesser or greater intensity of a psychological disorder, a mental disorder or require an evaluation of their mental state. In general, they are people whose outpatient treatment is not enough to keep them clinically stable, or who need admission with a preventive purpose of an imminent relapse, or who require a more detailed psychopathological evaluation, or that require a more intensive multidisciplinary approach. Either they are people who require psychological intervention in a crisis, or who require a low stress and rest environment to improve their psychophysical state.
What kind of people do not enter the Unit?
People whose fundamental pathology is an addictive disorder or drug addiction.
People with anorexia nervosa as the primary pathology.
People whose diagnosed mental pathology requires long-stay residential admission.
* (Consult IVANE ADDICTIONS de VITHAS HOSPITAL NISA AGUAS VIVAS).
What therapeutic approach does the patient receive in the Hospitalization Unit?
Treatment of medical, psychiatric and rehabilitative aspects that exceed the objectives of a short or medium term stay admission.
Completion of complementary tests and patient referral to other professionals to achieve maximum psychophysical recovery.
Improve awareness of disease and adherence to outpatient care services appropriate to the specific needs of the patient and their families.
Optimise the psychopharmacological approach, with the best ratio of minimum effective dose and improve benefit to risk balance.
Group psychotherapy programmes and individual psychotherapy adapted to personal recovery.
Occupational therapy and therapeutic leisure focusing on functional and social improvement.
Psychoeducation, Support Groups for relatives and caregivers of the patient.
Facilitate social reintegration and destigmatisation of the person with mental illness in their environment and in society.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using SuperMap.Data;
using SuperMap.Data.Processing;
using System.IO;

namespace SuperMap.iObjects.Extension
{
    public class CacheWriter
    {
        public event CacheWritingEventHandler CacheWriting;
        protected virtual void OnCacheWriting(CacheWritingEventArgs e)
        {
            if (this.CacheWriting != null)
            {
                this.CacheWriting(this, e);
            }
        }

        public String CacheName
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        public TileFormat TileFormat
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        public TileSize TileSize
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        public String HashCode
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        public Dictionary<Double, String> CacheScaleCaptions
        {
            get;
            private set;
        }

        public void SetLocalScaleCaptions(Double[] scales)
        {
            this.CacheScaleCaptions.Clear();
            foreach (Double scale in scales)
            {
                if (!this.CacheScaleCaptions.ContainsKey(scale))
                {
                    this.CacheScaleCaptions.Add(scale, ((Int32)(1 / scale)).ToString());
                }
            }
        }

        public void SetGlobalScaleCaptions(Int32[] levels)
        {
            this.CacheScaleCaptions.Clear();
            if (this.PrjCoordSys == null)
            {
                throw new ArgumentNullException("PrjCoordSys", "对象不能为空。");
            }
            if (this.PrjCoordSys.GeoCoordSys == null)
            {
                throw new ArgumentNullException("PrjCoordSys.GeoCoordSys", "对象不能为空。");
            }
            if (this.PrjCoordSys.GeoCoordSys.Type != GeoCoordSysType.Wgs1984)
            {
                throw new NotSupportedException("必须为WGS1984地理坐标系统。");
            }
            if (this.DPI <= 0)
            {
                throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("DPI", "DPI必须大于零。");
            }
            foreach (Int32 item in levels)
            {
                if (item < 0 || item > 100)
                {
                    throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("levels[]", "全球剖分级别值必须在 0 和 100 之间。");
                }

                Double scale = 1 / (6378137.0 * 10000 * Math.PI * this.DPI / (254 * ((Int32)this.TileSize) * Math.Pow(2, item)));
                if (!this.CacheScaleCaptions.ContainsKey(scale))
                {
                    this.CacheScaleCaptions.Add(scale, item.ToString());
                }
            }
        }

        public MapTilingMode CacheMode
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        public PrjCoordSys PrjCoordSys
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        public Double DPI
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        public StorageType StorageType
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        public Rectangle2D CacheBounds
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        public Rectangle2D IndexBounds
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        public String OutputFolder
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        public String Provider
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        public Boolean Transparent
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        public CacheWriter()
        {
            this.CacheName = "Cache";
            this.TileFormat = TileFormat.JPG;
            this.TileSize = TileSize.Size256;
            this.HashCode = "";
            this.Provider = "";
            this.CacheScaleCaptions = new Dictionary<Double, String>();
            m_version = 5.1;
            this.PrjCoordSys = null;
            m_defaultColor = Color.White;
            this.Transparent = false;
            m_tileCompress = 100;
            m_fillMargin = true;
            this.StorageType = StorageType.Original;
            this.CacheMode = MapTilingMode.Local;
            m_hashCodeEnabled = false;
            this.DPI = 96.0;
            this.CacheBounds = new Rectangle2D();
            this.IndexBounds = new Rectangle2D();
            m_dataBounds = new Rectangle2D();
            m_clipRegion = new GeoRegion();
        }

        public Boolean Build()
        {
            try
            {
                String sciName = String.Format("{0}/{1}/{1}.sci", this.OutputFolder, this.CacheName);
                String infName = String.Format(
                    "{0}/{1}/{2}_{3}{4}/{2}_{3}{4}.inf",
                    this.OutputFolder,
                    this.CacheName,
                    ParseTileFormat(this.TileFormat),
                    (Int32)this.TileSize,
                    String.IsNullOrEmpty(this.HashCode) ? "" : "_" + this.HashCode);
                if (!ToConfigFile(sciName) || !ToConfigFile(infName))
                {
                    return false;
                }

                Double unitRatio = AdjustUnitsRatio();

                foreach (Double scale in this.CacheScaleCaptions.Keys)
                {
                    Double resolution = 1 / (scale * this.DPI / 254); // 单位:0.1mm/pixel
                    resolution = resolution / unitRatio; // 单位:投影单位/pixel

                    Double tileResolution = resolution * (Int32)this.TileSize;

                    Int32 startXIndex = (Int32)Math.Floor(((this.CacheBounds.Left - this.IndexBounds.Left) / tileResolution));
                    Int32 startYIndex = (Int32)Math.Floor(-((this.CacheBounds.Top - this.IndexBounds.Top) / tileResolution));
                    Int32 endXIndex = (Int32)Math.Floor(((this.CacheBounds.Right - this.IndexBounds.Left) / tileResolution));
                    Int32 endYIndex = (Int32)Math.Floor(-((this.CacheBounds.Bottom - this.IndexBounds.Top) / tileResolution));

                    for (Int32 y = startYIndex; y <= endYIndex; y++)
                    {
                        for (Int32 x = startXIndex; x <= endXIndex; x++)
                        {
                            Rectangle2D tileBounds = new Rectangle2D(
                                    this.IndexBounds.Left + x * tileResolution,
                                    this.IndexBounds.Top - (y + 1) * tileResolution,
                                    this.IndexBounds.Left + (x + 1) * tileResolution,
                                    this.IndexBounds.Top - y * tileResolution);
                            String tilePath = GetLocalTilePath(scale, y, x);

                            CacheTileParameter cacheTileParameter = new CacheTileParameter(
                                    scale, y, x, tileBounds, tilePath);
                            CompactTileParameter compactTileParameter = null;
                            if (this.StorageType == StorageType.Compact)
                            {
                                compactTileParameter = new CompactTileParameter(
                                        y % 128, x % 128);
                            }
                            WriteTile(cacheTileParameter, compactTileParameter);
                        }
                    }
                }

                return true;
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                return false;
            }
        }

        protected virtual void WriteTile(CacheTileParameter cacheTileParameter, CompactTileParameter compactTileParameter)
        {
            OnCacheWriting(new CacheWritingEventArgs(cacheTileParameter, compactTileParameter));
        }

        public String GetGolbalTilePath(Int32 level, Int32 row, Int32 col)
        {
            String result = String.Empty;
            Double sacle = 0;
            foreach (Double key in this.CacheScaleCaptions.Keys)
            {
                if (this.CacheScaleCaptions[key] == level.ToString())
                {
                    sacle = key;
                }
            }

            if (sacle != 0)
            {
                result = GetLocalTilePath(sacle, row, col);
            }
            return result;
        }

        public String GetLocalTilePath(Double scale, Int32 row, Int32 col)
        {
            if (scale <= 0)
            {
                return "";
            }

            StringBuilder stringBuilder = new StringBuilder();
            stringBuilder.Append(this.OutputFolder);
            if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(this.OutputFolder) && (!(this.OutputFolder.EndsWith("/") || this.OutputFolder.EndsWith("\\"))))
            {
                stringBuilder.Append("/");
            }
            stringBuilder.Append(this.CacheName);
            stringBuilder.Append("/");
            stringBuilder.Append(ParseTileFormat(this.TileFormat));
            stringBuilder.Append("_");
            stringBuilder.Append((Int32)this.TileSize);
            stringBuilder.Append("_");
            stringBuilder.Append(this.HashCode);
            stringBuilder.Append("/");
            if (this.CacheScaleCaptions.ContainsKey(scale))
            {
                stringBuilder.Append(this.CacheScaleCaptions[scale]);
            }
            else
            {
                stringBuilder.Append((Int32)(1 / scale));
            }
            stringBuilder.Append("/");
            Int32 tempvalue = row < 0 ? row / 128 - 1 : row / 128;
            stringBuilder.Append(tempvalue);
            stringBuilder.Append("/");
            tempvalue = col < 0 ? col / 128 - 1 : col / 128;
            stringBuilder.Append(tempvalue);
            if (this.StorageType == StorageType.Original)
            {
                stringBuilder.Append("/");
                stringBuilder.Append(row);
                stringBuilder.Append("x");
                stringBuilder.Append(col);
                stringBuilder.Append(GetTileExtension(this.TileFormat));
            }
            else
            {
                stringBuilder.Append(".cf");
            }
            return stringBuilder.ToString();
        }

        private String GetTileExtension(TileFormat tileFormat)
        {
            String result = "";
            switch (tileFormat)
            {
                case TileFormat.GIF:
                    {
                        result = ".gif";
                    }
                    break;
                case TileFormat.JPG:
                case TileFormat.JPG_PNG:
                    {
                        result = ".jpg";
                    }
                    break;
                case TileFormat.PNG:
                case TileFormat.PNG8:
                    {
                        result = ".png";
                    }
                    break;
                default:
                    break;
            }
            return result;
        }

        private Double AdjustUnitsRatio()
        {
            Double unitRatio = 0; // 单位:0.1mm/投影单位
            if (this.PrjCoordSys.CoordUnit == Unit.Degree)
            {
                unitRatio = this.PrjCoordSys.GeoCoordSys.GeoDatum.GeoSpheroid.Axis * ((Int32)this.PrjCoordSys.CoordUnit - 1000000000) * 10000 * Math.PI / (180.0 * 1745329);
            }
            else
            {
                unitRatio = (Double)this.PrjCoordSys.CoordUnit;
            }
            return unitRatio;
        }

        public Boolean ToConfigFile(String fileName)
        {
            m_dataBounds = this.CacheBounds;
            if (this.IndexBounds.IsEmpty)
            {
                this.IndexBounds = this.CacheBounds;
            }
            if (this.CacheMode == MapTilingMode.Global)
            {
                this.IndexBounds = new Rectangle2D(-180, -90, 180, 90);
            }

            return !String.IsNullOrEmpty(this.CacheName) &&
                this.PrjCoordSys != null &&
                this.DPI > 0 &&
                !this.CacheBounds.IsEmpty &&
                !String.IsNullOrEmpty(this.OutputFolder) &&
                ToConfig(fileName);
        }

        private Boolean ToConfig(String fileName)
        {
            Boolean result = false;

            try
            {
                StringBuilder cacheXml = new StringBuilder();
                cacheXml.Append("<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<SuperMapCache>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Version>");
                cacheXml.Append(String.Format("{0}.0", (Int32)(m_version * 10) / 10));
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Version>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:MinorVersion>");
                cacheXml.Append((Int32)(m_version * 10) % 10);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:MinorVersion>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:VersionRequired>");
                cacheXml.Append(String.Format("{0}.0", (Int32)(m_version * 10) / 10));
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:VersionRequired>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:CacheName>");
                cacheXml.Append(this.CacheName);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:CacheName>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(this.Provider))
                {
                    cacheXml.Append("<sml:Provider/>");
                }
                else
                {
                    cacheXml.Append("<sml:Provider>");
                    cacheXml.Append(this.Provider);
                    cacheXml.Append("</sml:Provider>");
                }
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:MapName>");
                cacheXml.Append(this.CacheName);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:MapName>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:HashCode>");
                cacheXml.Append(this.HashCode);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:HashCode>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append(this.PrjCoordSys.ToXML());// TODO:20031211

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:ImageType>");
                cacheXml.Append(this.TileFormat);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:ImageType>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:DefaultColor>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Red>");
                cacheXml.Append(String.Format("0x{0:X}", m_defaultColor.R));
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Red>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Green>");
                cacheXml.Append(String.Format("0x{0:X}", m_defaultColor.G));
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Green>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Blue>");
                cacheXml.Append(String.Format("0x{0:X}", m_defaultColor.B));
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Blue>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Alpha>");
                cacheXml.Append(String.Format("0x{0:X}", m_defaultColor.A));
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Alpha>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:DefaultColor>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Transparent>");
                cacheXml.Append(this.Transparent.ToString().ToUpper());
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Transparent>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:ImageCompress>");
                cacheXml.Append(m_tileCompress);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:ImageCompress>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:FillMargin>");
                cacheXml.Append(m_fillMargin.ToString().ToUpper());
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:FillMargin>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:StorageType>");
                cacheXml.Append(this.StorageType);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:StorageType>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:TileType>");
                cacheXml.Append(this.CacheMode.ToString().ToUpper());
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:TileType>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:HashCodeEnabled>");
                cacheXml.Append(m_hashCodeEnabled.ToString().ToUpper());
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:HashCodeEnabled>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:ImageSize>");
                cacheXml.Append((Int32)this.TileSize);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:ImageSize>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Bounds>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Left>");
                cacheXml.Append(this.CacheBounds.Left);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Left>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Top>");
                cacheXml.Append(this.CacheBounds.Top);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Top>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Right>");
                cacheXml.Append(this.CacheBounds.Right);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Right>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Bottom>");
                cacheXml.Append(this.CacheBounds.Bottom);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Bottom>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Bounds>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:CoordRatio>");
                cacheXml.Append(this.DPI / 25.4);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:CoordRatio>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:IndexBounds>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Left>");
                cacheXml.Append(this.IndexBounds.Left);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Left>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Top>");
                cacheXml.Append(this.IndexBounds.Top);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Top>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Right>");
                cacheXml.Append(this.IndexBounds.Right);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Right>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Bottom>");
                cacheXml.Append(this.IndexBounds.Bottom);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Bottom>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:IndexBounds>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();

                cacheXml.Append("<sml:MapBounds>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Left>");
                cacheXml.Append(m_dataBounds.Left);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Left>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Top>");
                cacheXml.Append(m_dataBounds.Top);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Top>");
                cacheXml.AppendLine();
                cacheXml.Append("<sml:Right>");
                cacheXml.Append(m_dataBounds.Right);
                cacheXml.Append("</sml:Right>");
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A man with a chainsaw finally made its anime debut on Tuesday, and it came with a smash opening video that has received over 14 million views on YouTube and Twitter. The video features the song "KICK BACK" by Kenshi Yonezu, which was co-arranged by King Gnu and Daiki Tsuneta. Shingo Yamashita directed and narrated it, while Kazutaka Sugiyama served as chief animation director with Riki Matsuura and Souta Yamazaki as animation directors. The video has over 9.1 million views on YouTube alone and you can watch it below:
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Meanwhile on official upload on twitter has over 5.4 million views. The opening also has a lot of movie references, which is a good thing considering that A man with a chainsaw creator Tatsuki Fujimoto is a big cinephile. Crunchyrollis is streaming the anime and they describe the story:
Denji is a teenager living with a chainsaw devil named Pochita. Due to the debt his father left behind, he lives a life at the bottom while he pays off his debt, collecting devil corpses with Pochita. One day Denji is betrayed and killed. As his consciousness fades, he makes a pact with Pochita and revives as "Chainsaw Man" – a man with a devilish heart.
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The Unknown Island at the Gate Theatre. Thalissa Teixera. Photo by Cameron Slater
This week's Interview: Thalissa Teixera
By BBMag Bossa Brazil Magazine on	 28 September 2017 Entertainment, Interviews, Theatre
The actress, from Brazilian origin, plays in The Unknown Island showing in London until 7 October 2017, and has told BBMag with exclusivity details about her carrier, her life and future projects
Thalissa Teixera is part of the cast in the play The Unknown Island, produced and adapted by Ellen McDougall and Clare Slater. This is an adaptation of José Saramago's inventive and beautiful short story, The Tale of The Unknown Island. It's a story about getting stuck, about trying to escape, about shooting for the moon, about going further than the furthest thing. It's a story about finding something you didn't think you needed.
Thalissa Teixera's theatre work includes Othello, The Broken Heart, The Changeling (Shakespeare's Globe), Yerma (Young Vic), The Night Watch (Manchester Royal Exchange), BU21 (Theatre 503), Electra (Old Vic). Her television work includes The Musketeers; and for film, Take Down.
BBMag – Thalissa, let's start at the beginning: where were you born and when? Where have you lived and where do you live now? Tell a bit about your family and your childhood.
THALISSA TEIXERA – I was born in the UK and moved to Brazil when I was one, with my mum who's English and father who's Bahiano and was raised in Victóra, Espírito Santo for nearly eight years before moving back and living in and out of London. I'm currently living in north east London and it feels good here, but I also think I'll never be fixed to one place ever.
BBMag – What is your connection with Brazil today?
THALISSA TEIXERA – My dad and all his side of the family still live there and I go whenever I have a chance, maybe once every year or two. I go mainly to eat my grandma's Caruru… Salvador, Bahia is where my soul seems to be the happiest- probably because I'm fed well and my bones are warm.
BBMag – How do you see Brazil and the Brazilian way of life?
THALISSA TEIXERA – For me, Brazil is where I can be a child again, largely to do with the way I'm devoured by family members each time I visit and I hurt all over with 'saudades' when the time comes to fly back to England. The pace of life in Salvador is not dissimilar to London for me, but the way of life, as in the spirit and the energy is phenomenally different- It's more of a giant village!
BBMag -What is your perception of Brazil in the arts here in the UK?
THALISSA TEIXERA – Obviously the music has impacted the UK, in fact the entire world I should think- I live with musicians who aren't Brazilian but know more Brazilian songs than I do. If you say the word Carnival to someone from here, they have an idea of what it's like but in terms of literature, theatre, dance, art, less so. I do believe my interest to become an actress naturally sprang from the fact that Brazil is a natural theatre. People are performing all the time, whether is how they sing songs at barbecues to the way in which we recall stories to each other on the beach. People's characters seem hugely theatrical in that sense.
BBMAG – And your interest in the dramatic arts and theatre, when did it first start?
THALISSA TEIXERA – I think it just accidentally came to be! When I moved back from Brazil, I joined a theatre group at the back of Church in Chalfont St Peter to make new friends and now I seem to still be doing my after school club as my career…
BBMAG – Tell us about the professional career and process you went through to get where you are today.
THALISSA TEIXERA – Well as soon as I left school I went to drama school at RWCMD in Cardiff and from there managed to get an agent which has opened many doors for me. My first theatre job was working with Kristin Scott Thomas as Electra at the Old Vic, directed by Ian Rickson which was mental, as it felt like only the day before I was trying to make friends at an after school drama club. I've been in a few productions at The Shakespeare's Globe theatre, Yerma at the Young Vic and a BBC production of The Musketeers, all of which I've met glorious actors' directors and designers- actually I've been very very lucky with the sheer talent of the people around me.
BBMAG – Tell us a little bit about the play The Unknown Island and about the character you play on it.
THALISSA TEIXERA – The Tale of the Unknown Island is a story written by the Portuguese writer José Saramago about a man who is in search of the Unknown. Our director Ellen McDougall and dramaturg Clare Slater have adapted the story to be told equally by four actors, almost as ourselves, which for me, questions the audience on the importance of stories and why we put ourselves in a room full of strangers to be entertained. It's such a relief not to have to suffer at the theatre- both as actors and audience! I often think, why I have played a ridiculous amount of money to see this actor pretend to feel awful when actually what we need is beauty and connection and thought. The Unknown Island gives us a bit of that really.
BBMAG – What do you like doing in your free time? Do you have any hobbies?
THALISSA TEIXERA – Making things, all sorts of things. I'm also part of a story telling group called The Embers Collective (https://www.theemberscollective.com) We tell stores all round London, which gives me an opportunity to do some creative writing – I've talked a lot about stories haven't I? They must mean a lot then.
BBMAG – What is your recommendation for young actors who are starting their professional careers? Do you have any tips for them to succeed in their profession?
THALISSA TEIXERA – I always answer this question with 'Listen' and watch a lot of theatre and get to know what it is you like about performance.
BBMAG – Finally, please tell a little bit about your future projects.
THALISSA TEIXERA – Ah the future! That's something else to know about for young actors, always be prepared not to know! There are a few things in the pipe line, but mostly uncertain bits clogging up my way to go on holiday to Brazil.
THE UNKNOWN ISLAND:
The Unknown Island play at the Gate Theatre in London is produced by Ellen McDougall, Production Artistic Director of Gate Theatre. Ellen directs Jon Foster, Hannah Ringham, Thalissa Teixera and Zubin Varla in the adaptation of Nobel Prize winner Jose Saramago's short story running until 7 October 2017.
Gate Theatre: Above The Prince Albert Pub, 11 Pembridge Road, London W11 3HQ
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Captioned performance: 5 October
Previews and matinees: £10
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Q: MySQL Error: "Unknown table engine 'InnoDBopt'" I'm getting the following error on some code from an old app:
A Database Error Occurred
Error Number: 1286

Unknown table engine 'InnoDBopt'

INSERT INTO `sessions` (`session_id`, `ip_address`, `user_agent`, `last_activity`) VALUES ('2ef196aba7f060308be6b7bc1133671f', '127.0.0.1', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US) Ap', 1290342372)

I'm using MySQL version 5.1.36. This app was developed a while ago, so most likely I just need to downgrade my MySQL version to run this? If so, please advise what version I need to run this.
Edit: To clarify, I had to copy my database from one mysql installation to another, so I copied everything inside `c:/mysql/data' to the other installation of MySQL, that's likely what's causing this issue.

A: Make sure the mysql user can write to /tmp. I got 'Unknown table engine InnoDB' after restore where /tmp was not writable for that user.

A: There is another reason  why INNODB engine is absent from MySQL. If your innodb_buffer_pool_size variable is too high and MySQL can't allocate the buffer it will disable the INNODB engine.
You should see something like this in the error log :
140204 13:12:26  InnoDB: Initializing buffer pool, size = 4.9G
140204 13:12:26  InnoDB: Error: cannot allocate 5242896384 bytes of
InnoDB: memory with malloc! Total allocated memory
InnoDB: by InnoDB 36878736 bytes. Operating system errno: 12
InnoDB: Check if you should increase the swap file or
InnoDB: ulimits of your operating system.
InnoDB: On FreeBSD check you have compiled the OS with
InnoDB: a big enough maximum process size.
InnoDB: Note that in most 32-bit computers the process
InnoDB: memory space is limited to 2 GB or 4 GB.
InnoDB: We keep retrying the allocation for 60 seconds...
140204 13:13:26InnoDB: Fatal error: cannot allocate the memory for the buffer pool
140204 13:13:26 [ERROR] Plugin 'InnoDB' init function returned error.
140204 13:13:26 [ERROR] Plugin 'InnoDB' registration as a STORAGE ENGINE failed.

This error was logged on a server with 1GB of RAM while the buffer pool request 4.9G

A: As suggested by Pekka, there is no engine 'InnoDBopt'
Try show engines;
If mysql return something like

+------------+----------+----
| Engine     | Support  | ...
+------------+----------+----
| InnoDB     | DISABLED | ...

Most likely engine innodb has been disabled.
Look for option skip-innodb in your mysql configuration (such as my.cnf),
comment out this option,
restart mysql daemon, it should fix

A: where is the table engine define? in my.cnf? check the spelling in my.cnf ... "opt" sounds like a path to a log file or something defined in the config file.

A: Run SHOW CREATE TABLE sessions
and then run
SHOW engines
You will see something like
ENGINE=xyz at he end of the first command result
xyz has to be in the list returned by SHOW engines
Edit:
To be more explicit: The result of SHOW CREATE TABLE sessions is somethig like:
Table: sessions
Create Table: CREATE TABLE sessions (
................
) ENGINE=xyz
where xyz could be MyIssam , Innodb, etc.

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