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Army Corps of Engineers' first P3, a $2.8B flood control project, restarts
Work is progressing, according to Construction Equipment Guide, on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' first public-private partnership (P3), the $2.8 billion Fargo-Moorhead Metropolitan Area Flood Risk Management Project, which is being built in Fargo, North Dakota, and Moorhead, Minnesota. The non-federal partners in the P3 are the cities of Fargo and Moorhead as well as the Metro Diversion Authority.
The Army Corps awarded Ames Construction of Burnsville, Minnesota, a $46 million contract in 2016 to complete the diversion inlet control structure portion of the project beginning in 2017, but work was halted by court order for lack of a Minnesota permit. In April 2019, after a Minnesota-North Dakota task force came up with a solution that satisfied Minnesota permitting, the injunction was modified to allow construction to move forward. Ames' work includes construction of a concrete control structure with three gates that will regulate flows into a diversion channel.
The federal government's financial commitment to the project is capped at $750 million plus inflation, and, according to a report from Icons of Infrastructure, the revisions necessary to secure a permit from Minnesota will likely increase the share that local and state governments must contribute.
Flooding in the Fargo-Moorhead area causes about $238 million of damage each year, and a 500-year flood event would likely flood almost all of Fargo, a large portion of Moorhead and surrounding communities. Six of the area's top 10 floods have occurred in the last 30 years.
Before work was halted, project officials published a shortlist of potential partners for the P3 portion of the project, which includes the design, construction, financing, operation and maintenance of a 20,000-cubic-foot diversion channel and associated infrastructure. They are:
Lake Agassiz Partners (Meridiam/Walsh/AECOM)
Red River Valley Partners (Fluor/Plenary/Ames/Barnard)
Red River Valley Alliance (Acciona/InfraRed/North American Enterprises/Shikun&Binui)
Red River Partners (Graham/Parsons/Alberici/BBGI)
The Army Corps has not indicated how it will re-engage with these groups after the fairly lengthy stop of construction.
The Army Corps is also using the P3 model as part of the Revolutionize USACE Civil Works Program, which is intended to streamline delivery of large projects. The four projects in the pilot program will first go through a development phase that is meant to ensure that each is suitable for a P3. They include:
Brazos Island Harbor Channel Improvement at the Port of Brownsville in Brownsville, Texas ($2.8 billion)
Los Angeles River P3 ecosystem restoration ($1.4 billion)
New Soo Lock at St. Mary's River in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan ($922.4 million)
Sabine Pass to Galveston Bay (S2G) Coastal Storm Risk Management (CSRM) project off the coast of Texas ($3.9 billion)
Construction Equipment Guide Army Corps' First-Ever P3 Project Presses On


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Die Munizipalität Achmeta (, Achmetis munizipaliteti) ist eine Verwaltungseinheit (etwa entsprechend einem Landkreis) in der Region Kachetien im Osten Georgiens.

Geografie
Verwaltungszentrum der Munizipalität ist die Stadt Achmeta. Die Fläche beträgt 2207,6 km².

Im Westen wird die Munizipalität Achmeta von den Munizipalitäten Duscheti und Tianeti der Region Mzcheta-Mtianeti, im Norden und Nordosten von den Republiken Tschetschenien und Dagestan der Russischen Föderation, im Südosten von der Munizipalität Telawi und im Süden von der Munizipalität Sagaredscho begrenzt.

Der Süden der Munizipalität, in dem sich alle größeren Ortschaften befinden, nimmt den oberen Teil des Alasani-Tals ein. Den zentralen Teil quert in West-Ost-Richtung der Hauptkamm des Großen Kaukasus, der dort eine Höhe von etwa 3000 bis  erreicht; mit dem  hohen Schawiklde an der östlichen Grenze zu Russland. Das Gebiet nördlich des Haupt- und Wasserscheidekammes, genannt Tuschetien, gehört bei Annahme des dortigen Verlaufs der innereurasischen Grenze somit bereits zu Europa. Es wird von den Flüssen Tuschetis Alasani und Pirikiti Alasani durchquert, die sich kurz vor der Querung der Staatsgrenze zu Russland zum Andijskoje Koisu vereinigen. Im Norden wird Tuschetien vom Tuschetischen Kamm entlang der Staatsgrenze abgeschlossen, der mit Gipfeln wie Tebulosmta (, höchster Berg des Ostkaukasus, ganz im Nordwesten der Munizipalität an der Grenze zu Russland und zur Munizipalität Duscheti), Komito () und Diklosmta () den Hauptkamm in diesem Teil des Gebirges erheblich überragt.

Tuschetien ist von Achmeta auf dem Territorium der Munizipalität nicht per Straße erreichbar; als einzige überquert die Nationalstraße Sch44 () weiter östlich, aus Richtung der Munizipalität Telawi den Hauptkamm über den  hohen Orizqali-Pass.

Bevölkerung und Verwaltungsgliederung
Die Munizipalität hat 28.900 Einwohner (Stand: 2021). 2014 betrug die Einwohnerzahl 31.461; das war fast ein Viertel weniger als bei der vorangegangenen Volkszählung 2002 (41.641).

Die größten Ortschaften neben der Stadt Achmeta (7105 Einwohner) sind mit jeweils über 2000 Einwohnern die Dörfer  Duissi, Kwemo Alwani, Matani und Semo Alwani (2014).

Die Munizipalität gliedert sich in den eigenständigen Hauptort Achmeta sowie 15 Gemeinden (georgisch temi,  beziehungsweise bei nur einer Ortschaft einfach "Dorf", georgisch sopeli, ) mit insgesamt 107 Ortschaften. Von diesen haben allerdings 51 keine ständigen Einwohner; es handelt sich überwiegend um faktisch aufgegebene kleine Dörfer in der Gemeinde Tuscheti (auch Omalo nach dem Hauptort genannt), die der entlegenen Bergregion Tuschetien im Norden der Munizipalität entspricht.

Sehenswürdigkeiten
In der Munizipalität befinden sich bekannte Baudenkmäler, wie die Burgen Bachtrioni und Kwetera sowie die Klöster Alawerdi und Matanier Zchrakara.

Weblinks

 Webpräsenz der Munizipalität Achmeta (georgisch, teilweise englisch)

Einzelnachweise

Kachetien
Achmeta

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This wood straight shaft canoe paddle is ideal for long wilderness tripping or light whitewater use .
The Bending Branches Java 11 is for the pure traditionalist for whom only an all wood canoe paddle will do. The overall design of this handsome paddle makes it light, durable and distinctive.
The Bending Branches Java ST canoe paddle is for the pure tradtionalist for whom only an all wood canoe paddle will do. It's lightweight, durable and distinctive.


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Q: Why is the second method not called while I pass a parameter? It's something strange that I don't met before. I have handler in TestsViewModel.class. I need set it like parameter in startMapThreads() method (startMapThreads(viewModel.handler)). When I called it without handler all work fine. But if I set handler like parameter it's can't reach second method. I also don't make any changes only add the parameter. Does anyone know why I cannot reach the second method together with the parameter?
On first picture I reach the 3 method, on second with handler parameter only first method.
public class TestsViewModel extends ViewModel {

    public MutableLiveData<DataClass> testResult = new MutableLiveData<>();
    public Handler handler;

    public TestsViewModel() {
        handler = new Handler() {
            @Override
            public void handleMessage(Message msg) {
                Log.i("tester", "result: " + (DataClass) msg.obj);
            }
        };
    }
}

public class FragmentMaps extends Fragment {

    private static FragmentMaps mapsInstance;
    private static FragmentMapsBinding binding;
    public TestsViewModel viewModel;

    public static FragmentMaps getMapsInstance() {
        if (mapsInstance == null) {
            mapsInstance = new FragmentMaps();
        }
        return mapsInstance;
    }

    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container, Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        binding = FragmentMapsBinding.inflate(inflater, container, false);

        initObjects();

        return binding.getRoot();
    }

    private void initObjects() {
        viewModel = new ViewModelProvider(this,
                new TestModelFactory())
                .get(TestsViewModel.class);
    }

    public void startMapThreads() {
        Log.i("tester", "method called 1");
        ThreadsManager threadsManager = new ThreadsManager();
        threadsManager.startMapThreads();
        //displayProgressBars();
    }
}

public class ThreadsManager {

    public static boolean stopThreads = false; //We change this variable MainActivity
    public static long timeOfStartTest = 0;

    public void startMapThreads() {
        Log.i("tester", "method called 2");
        createMapThreadWithMap(() -> new TreeMap());
        createMapThreadWithMap(() -> new HashMap());
    }

    private void createMapThreadWithMap(MapFactory mapFactory) {
        Log.i("tester", "method called 3");
        stopThreads = false;
        timeOfStartTest = new Date().getTime();

        MapRunnable mapRunnable = new MapRunnable();

        new Thread(mapRunnable.addingNew(mapFactory.create())).start();
        new Thread(mapRunnable.searchByKey(mapFactory.create())).start();
        new Thread(mapRunnable.removing(mapFactory.create())).start();
    }
}

A: I finally found the reason all of it. I created handler in viewModel and in constructor initialized it. But I don't initialized looper. So while I tried to get method number 2 it was on another loop. Handler constructor is duplicated,  you need initialed in like this:
Handler handler = new Handler(Looper.getMainLooper());

Duplicated:
Handler handler = new Handler();

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Inside Out – director Peter Docter. Animated Feature. 102 minutes Color 2015.
The Story: The inside of an eleven-year-old girl's mind in crisis.
Even in 3-D the most noticeable aspect before us is not birds flying into our eyes, but the greater interest lying in the witty veracity of responses of the main characters to what confronts them. In this, all human comedy consists, and we are treated with an untiring and untiresome display of it, even when the film sinks beneath its own spectacle, as it is bound to do, because nowadays each film released must exceed the one before in vulgar excess, or the audience, it is imagined, will be failed and fail it.
For I long to dwell upon a detail. Won't they allow me that, even once? Inside the little girl's head we have such Castles In The Air as FAMILY, HONESTY, HOME, GOOFBALL, each one set up as elaborate Pleasure Islands Of Nostalgia And Habit. Oh, I want to examine one of those, see what it contains! Please! But no, we are whisked away to the next loom of catastrophe quicker than two eyes can blink or even one.
The trouble with catastrophe is that it soon becomes labored and ho-hum. Still, there is pleasing suspense in just how the two heroines will be reunited. For OUTSIDE is the girl Riley, whose thumbnail bio we are given from birth to introduce the human qualities she was born with and contains INSIDE.
INSIDE, from her first glimpse of air, Riley is possessed of and is possessed by a quintet of forces and tendencies, Grief, Rage, Paranoia, Revulsion, and Joy. Joy alone is female. Joy is Riley's default position, and so Joy womans the controls.
But something goes wrong, and she and Grief are zoomed into a region separated from those controls and, to save the day for Riley, must get back to where they belong, a journey more picaresque and fraught than any one ever had getting back to Tara or There's No Place Like Home.
On their way they enter many a curious station, The Warehouse Of Memory, The Palace Of Imagination, The Compost Bin Of Experience. They meet up with Riley's imaginary childhood friend, Bing-Bong, with whom they try to jump The Train Of Thought. He's a lot of fun, too.
I say no more, save that, as in Frozen, it was good to see two female heroes before us, and no romance. The idea of animation entering the mind was overdue, although it has always been present in Bugs Bunny without saying so. Best of all I liked the wit of the drawing and the script. If the film confuses movement for zest, that is the temptation of all cartoon.
So much was included it was hard to note what was missing, which was the presiding character of Attention – that which discerns the INSIDE with the OUTSIDE. But perhaps that was left in the hands of the audience for a job, which, with no applause, we all did accurately and with care.
The style is Silent Gestural, with the body cocked back and the arms thrown wide and hair tossed rakishly. There are no small gestures, there are only gesticulations. And Fairbanks is an excellent actor in this style. No pose he strikes does he strike too long, and he knows that the purpose of the style is to provide the narrative with an exuberant foundation. This is one of the great silent films because of his keen acrobatic sense of himself in film, because of his fine physique which is bare to the waist at all times, and because of the irrepressible impudence of the character he makes for us. All this is played against sets of unheard of magnificence and spectacle, elaborate, yet quite spare and because spare, surprising. It is the film which launched the young designer William Cameron Menzies, and the sets are revolutionarily entertaining, as are the highly imaginative and varied costumes by Mitchell Leison (later to become a director). So in a sense there is not an ounce of spare flesh on either the actor or the settings, and these elements works brilliantly together. When you are not entertained by the one, you are by the other. Arthur Edison (who later filmed Casablanca and many another masterpiece) held the camera. But it is Fairbanks' vehicle or rather he is its vehicle, as all this whizzes by this speed demon of a character, who never walks when he can stride and never strides when he can fly. After a bunch of establishing escapades, all of which are comic in a way which only silent pictures can make them, he sets out to woo, since after all this is a fairy tale, the princess. Never mind what happens then; we know there are dread feats to be faced. With his narrow glittering eyes, he accomplishes them all. He's very good in love scenes: he's perplexed, which means he doesn't know whether she loves him or not; in nothing else is he uncertain. And opposing him is the Mongol Highmuckymuck aided by the princess' handmaiden, played by the great Anna May Wong, who slinks. Fairbanks, however, bounds – with bowed arms always swinging in determination, so how can he lose. In the meantime, never have you seen such headdresses as on the men: hats the size of skyscrapers, turbans the size of hot air balloons, all towering above Fairbanks to make him appear like a boy, which at 41 he was. Raul Walsh was a master director of extras (see The Big Trail), and here he has several thousand, so it's well worth waiting to the end of this, Fairbanks' longest film, to see them moving through Menzies' fantastic sets as Fairbanks wins the day.
A lavish silent picture. The story of a young woman given three chances to redeem her lover from death. She deals with Death himself –– that Mephistophelean figure which the Germans seem to love –– and the three trials send her to foreign lands with the most elaborate sets and costumes imaginable. A beautifully made picture. It's acted in the style of the silents with broad narrative histrionical gestures, but they work, because they are designed to, and they are needed to tell such a story. Don't be put off by the style. It's not old fashioned; it's just a style –– mimetic, gestural, broad. Enjoy it for what it is and for what it does. Respect it. Lang is working on a mythic level here, and no medium in the world does this better than film –– for film more than any other art medium resembles dream.
Batman Forever –– directed by Joel Schumacher –– the caped superhero is beset on all sides, of course. ––122 minutes color 1995.
"Was that over-the-top? I can't tell," utters Jim Carrey, and one wonders at the question. Has Jim Carrey ever been under over-the-top? Certainly not in this film. He is clearly a great film creature, and give him a gilded cane and stand back. The picture itself is overloaded with focal possibilities. First we have Tommy Lee Jones miscast as someone who is not a genius and therefore cannot be played by him. All Jones can do is howl with gruesome laughter. He plays a petty thief running a covey of red capped robbers, but he is at once supplanted by Nicole Kidman, whose blond hair brings the only daylight into the night-owl doings of the Batman milieu. God helps anyone who commits a 9-5 crime in Gotham; Batman only saves the night, never the day. Kidman, no matter how ever-glorious, is soon supplanted by Jim Carrey as a sedulous inventor employee of Bruce Wayne. Carrey consumes every scene he is in, with his brilliant physical comedy and hyperbolic acting style and range of invention. He's wonderful of course. But his Niagara turns everyone around him into a trickle. He is followed but not supplanted by Chris O'Donnell who enters as a fledging Robin. The whole film is all quite lovely, and gives full satisfaction to one's longing for midnight draughts. Val Kilmer is Bruce Wayne, and why not? The part is cast for the mouth showing under the mask. He is a very good actor and perfectly at ease in the role of the adult orphan. Complaints are irrelevant. So is praise. Who could critique a mud bath at a spa or champagne fountain at a wedding? Not I. Over-indulgence is at times the only proper rule of law. All I can say is that Jim Carrey fifteen years ago was at the perfect age to have played Hamlet, and should have done so. He had the antic temperament, the innocence of eye, and the pain.
Lee Pace forms half of the power of this piece; the other half is supplied by a 5 year old girl, Catinca Untaru, who is also beautiful — in the same way Elizabeth Taylor was beautiful at her age — dark eyed and forthright. She plays the enchanting and enchanted unwitting go-between in a dangerous plot in half of the movie, and in the other half she is part of a fabulous fable along the lines of The Wizard of Oz, in which all her regular-life characters also feature. The story is directed well in the first part of this fable, but things do not so much progress as parade as the treatment comes to depend too much on extravagant settings, so the conflicts in the tale become somewhat mocked by the spectacle. However, the film is beautifully shot throughout. And the little girl is so true that I would watch nothing else, were the young man not being played by The Great Lee Pace, for he matches her in connection, in humor, in reality of response, at every point. He is the only actor I have ever seen who is actually capable of contemplation on the screen. His ability to be present unselfishly is a wonder to behold. Of course, he is wonderful to look at also, as great stars always are, even those not as physically good looking as he is, and he is a male at the peak of his masculinity here, which is an additional great natural treat. I found the film unusual and gripping. It's worth more than a casual viewing in my view. For we all share the same false and true stories of our lives.


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Know Breaks
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Know Breaks Self titled LP "Know Breaks" is soon to be released on their new website set to launch within the next coming months under no label.
The Know Breaks are some of the newest fresh Hip-Hop coming out of the Twin Cities. I am an extremely picky Hip-Hop critic, if you have no flow, now rhymes with a bad beat, prepare yourself to be shredded to pieces with my words. Luckily, the Know Breaks keep it hot and fresh through the entire album, even the interludes have great vibes with just enough of a break to work as the interlude but keeps you wanting more.
My favorite track on the album is "Any Moment" with both Colin Hodges and Dez Da Scribe together on the mic, the song just works. The instrumentals are great as well. Dez Da Scribe has great flow which gives all of their songs the potential of some great Hip-Hop. Colin has a great R&B voice that could give any other R&B singer not only in the Midwest but in the US a run for their money. Not to mention he plays guitar with great soul and he shreds his guitar as if he is the male Orianthi (before her pop album.) Wade Donze is the third main member of Know Breaks, besides playing keys he also "plays a very involved role in the production and writing of the music and lyrics," says Dez and from what I can tell the partnership between these guys is working out great.
I can't wait to see what is to come from this group. As soon as I get more information on the Know Breaks new website I will be Twittering about so be sure to follow me on Twitter. And for more information about the Know Breaks check out their Facebook page.
http://rokcour.com/knowbreaks - Shelby Fisher
Know Breaks Self Titled Debut Album
01) Know Breaks Intro
02) Monday Morning
03) Dying To Know
04) MOVE!
05) Dez Interlude
06) Any Moment
07) Open & Closed Case
08) Answer The Door (When Opportunity Knocks)
09) Go Ahead
10) Lesson Learned
11) Colin Interlude
12) Just Sayin' Nuff Playin'
13) You Can Try
14) Say Goodbye
Depending on whom you ask, or when you ask them, Know Breaks might be defined as a number of things. On their debut album, (self titled) or at a live performance, you could hear anything ranging from Hip-Hop, Rock & Roll, to R&B, and Soul. With influences ranging from The Roots and Big L, to Jimi Hendrix and The Who, Know Breaks has created a truly unique style of cross-genre, boundary shattering music that is sure to catch the attention of any listener.
When it comes to songwriting, all three members of Know Breaks (Courtney, Hodges, and Donze) play an equally involved role in the entire creative process. Some songs are primarily written on the keyboard, while others are written on the guitar, but the final product is always Know Breaks.
Since forming in late 2009, Know Breaks released a full-length album, and is currently working on a second.
Jared Desmond Courtney A.K.A. Dez Da Scribe is a songwriter, rhythm guitar player, and the primary mouthpiece for the hip-hop end of the Know Breaks spectrum. After penning his first song at fifteen, Courtney manifested "Dez Da Scribe", his over-the-top performance persona who grew to be known for quality writing, impeccable rhythm, and powerful delivery. These skills matched with his ability to play and compose on the guitar make Jared a crucial ingredient in the Know Breaks mixture.
If Know Breaks is sweet fried chicken, then Colin Hodges is the hot sauce to spice things up. Singer, songwriter, and lead guitar player, Hodges views himself as "Another brush to supply groovy hues to brighten the picture that is Know Breaks." Hodges released his first full-length album in 2007 with his Hendrix-like power trio Casual Confusion, an experimental indie classic that explored areas from psychedelic rock, to sensual Motown-like R&B ballads. The son of soul singing legend Johnny Hodges, (managed and opened for The Temptations for 15+ years) Colin and the rest of Know Breaks are forging what will soon be known as the "new Minneapolis sound".
Wade Donze (production, songwriting, keyboard) does what he has to do. As the world rotates on a broken axis Donze tries to capture the harmony of motion through song. Approaching each composition as a "set of sequences" allows for "subtle intricacies in his completed productions". Wade views Know Breaks as "the strongest and most inspiring thing he has ever been involved with".
Supported live by a full band, (Zach Dennison on drums, and David Belanus on bass guitar) Know Breaks (and it's members individually) have performed with several hard-hitting acts like Toki Wright, The Unknown Prophets, Parallax, and White Light Riot.
"When you listen to us, we look at each other, then make you look at yourself." -Colin Hodges

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<>, Inspire-O-Gram, "Is God unfair?"
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Welcome to the Easter 2008 edition of Inspire-O-Gram.
This Easter many of you are not where you'd like to be. Some of you are far away from home. Some are far away spiritually. And many are far away from where you want to be matrimonially.
That's why I decided to take a very different approach in this issue, starting with our main article, "Is God unfair?"
Folks said I wasn't much.
while leaning on my crutch.
a man all bruised and bloody.
I thought, "That's no way to die."
where the lilies were in bloom.
with wax and signet ring.
Then soldiers came to guard it.
no closer did I dare.
Two fellows looked into the tomb.
The dead man was not there!
and met up with his followers.
A group had gathered 'round.
as close as I could tell.
He came back as he said.
I live now and will never die.
The single life can be perplexing. Many influences pull on you from all directions. What to do? What to do?
Single & Sure, my ebook, will help you sort things out. You'll understand what's important and what's not, what matters and what won't in 10, 20 or 100 years from now.
This is practical, down-to-earth stuff, based on biblical principles and my nearly 40 years' experience in the single life. And all for the price of a couple combo meals in a fast food restaurant!
That wraps up our Easter 2008 issue. If you've ever wondered why we don't list an email address in this newsletter or on the site, it's because spammers have nasty little programs that scour the Internet, harvesting email addresses wherever they can find them. Then they start sending the trash we all hate so much.
But if you ever want to comment on this newsletter or just send me a greeting, you can use this handy contact form.
I hope to see you again next month. Until then, go with God!


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Q: What is this HDD noise so low it's only detectable at night? My HDD that seems not be writing anything is giving a low, continous, repetitive, systematic noise pattern. It's so low I can only hear it at night. It goes away after some time. Comes several times a night.
I'm pretty sure it's the HDD since, well, it has a very HDD-like sound, like it's doing some low-noise diagnostics or something. Also, my computer is pretty silent otherwise, and I'm not doing anything CPU heavy, my utilization at these times is <10%.
edit I think the drive is 'idle' because if I do anything non-cached the sound disrupts, however if I only do cached reads it's not. But I've also done some copies of small files I've recently edited and the noise didn't go away. Still, it always go away if I enter a directory what I didn't visit since startup.
But spinning up or writing are usually very different and more noisy from what I hear, because they are not that repetitive. The one I hear is cyclic, after some time it dies off. I've run handle as administrator on the singular and non-system partition the HDD has, E: (my only other drive C: is an SSD):
C:\Users\-->handle e:

Handle v3.46
Copyright (C) 1997-2011 Mark Russinovich
Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com

System             pid: 4      type: File            50: E:\$Extend\$RmMetadata\$TxfLog\$TxfLogContainer00000000000000000001
System             pid: 4      type: File            6C: E:\$Extend\$RmMetadata\$TxfLog\$TxfLogContainer00000000000000000002
System             pid: 4      type: File           108: E:\$Extend\$RmMetadata\$Txf
System             pid: 4      type: File           130: E:\$Extend\$RmMetadata\$TxfLog\$TxfLog.blf
System             pid: 4      type: File           D54: E:
svchost.exe        pid: 940    type: File           31C: E:
svchost.exe        pid: 940    type: File           43C: E:\System Volume Information\tracking.log
svchost.exe        pid: 940    type: File           44C: E:\$Extend\$ObjId
svchost.exe        pid: 2884   type: File           490: E:\--\handle.exe
svchost.exe        pid: 2884   type: File           6A8: E:\--\handle.exe

edit not a proof, but I usually assume that no write happens when I hear the strange repetitive noise. I sometimes hear the drive spin up after I hear the strange noise (usually after I access some non-cached directory), and the sound of writing large files is very different (not this repetitive and systematic but fairly random).
What could be the origin of this sound?

A: After asking I suddenly realized the suspicion that it may be some seeking noise.
I could only find this trial/shareware program HD Tune Pro to test it (no affiliation; but the free version has no tests).
It has separate tests containing seek tests in the "extra tests" tab. I've tried all of them one by one. The sound I hear seems to be tested by Sequential outer / Read - only my does it longer than the test. (I don't know practically anything about HDD hardware yet so I'm not sure what does this test do.) Why my system does this on its own is a question that remains. :)


Scuba Blue take Diver Safety very seriously. Whether it is a course, training session or dive trip, we plan carefully to make sure the activity is successful, safe and, of course, fun. When the opportunity arose to take part in a Diver Safety UK event at PADI's European headquarters, based in Bristol, we jumped at the opportunity. Brian Scowcroft, Scuba Blue Staff Instructor, represented the team. Inevitably his first report back concerned the quality of lunch provided, but once over that hurdle we got down to discussing the course content.
As well as the brilliant presentations Brian came back with free stickers, a poster, badge and a keyring..... a Happy Bunny!.


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require File.expand_path('../../../spec_helper', __FILE__)
require File.expand_path('../fixtures/classes', __FILE__)

describe "Binding#eval" do
  ruby_version_is '1.8.7' do
    it "behaves like Kernel.eval(..., self)" do
      obj = BindingSpecs::Demo.new(1)
      bind = obj.get_binding

      bind.eval("@secret += square(3)").should == 10
      bind.eval("a").should be_true

      bind.eval("class Inside; end")
      bind.eval("Inside.name").should == "BindingSpecs::Demo::Inside"
    end

    describe "with a file given" do

      it "does not store the filename permanently" do
        obj = BindingSpecs::Demo.new(1)
        bind = obj.get_binding

        bind.eval("__FILE__", "test.rb").should == "test.rb"
        bind.eval("__FILE__").should_not == "test.rb"
      end

    end

    it "needs to be completed"
  end
end

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EU parliamentarians are today expected to back action to stimulate carbon prices in the bloc's emissions trading scheme (ETS) as part of a wider vote on energy efficiency.
With prices of EU Allowances (EUAs) hitting record lows over the past few months, politicians are considering proposals to set aside a number of emissions permits due to be sold from 2013 in a bid to reduce an estimated surplus of a billion allowances in the carbon market.
The impact of the world-wide recession left carbon intensive firms with far more permits than they needed, leading to an over-supply in the carbon market that resulted in EUA prices falling to less than €7 a tonne, far below the level needed to encourage investment in low carbon technologies.
Fears were raised that the Energy Efficiency directive, which aims to reduce energy use 20 per cent by 2020, would only exacerbate this effect by curbing emissions further.
A previous proposal to hold back a specified 1.4 billion permits was passed by only one vote in December, but earlier this month a compromise emerged calling on the Commission to consider measures that could include withholding "the necessary amount" of allowances.
This draft document has "a very broad consensus with all the political groups", Claude Turmes, vice president of the Green Party and the driving force behind the energy efficiency draft directive, told reporters.
Businesses including Shell, Alstom, SSE and Dong Energy have signalled their support for the proposal and wrote a letter to European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso in December urging him to reduce oversupply in the market.
However, businesses will be looking for reassurances the held-back permits are not simply released later on.
Significantly, Poland remains opposed to the proposals, warning that its strong coal base means that higher carbon prices could have a negative impact on its economy.
This could mean the Directive is in for a bumpy few months of ministerial negotiations, given it has been identified by Denmark as a key priority for its EU presidency, which comes to an end on June 30.
As well as the overall efficiency targets, the Directive would require energy companies to make annual energy savings equal to 1.5 per cent of their sales and set a target for public bodies to renovate three per cent of the floor area of public buildings each year.
A quiet morning of trading saw EUAs reach €9.33, 1.89 per cent up, but analysts said a price breakout is "likely" today depending on the result of the vote.
A note issued by Matthew Gray, an analyst at Jeffries, this morning noted less than expected volatility over the past week.
Gray said: "This could suggest that since the draft agreement news on the 16th of February the market has become increasingly relaxed and confident that today will go well."


The future of Cambridge Bobcats Track and Field looks awfully bright after the performance of the middle school teams at the Barnesville Invitational held today at Barnesville High School. Finishing an impressive first out of sixteen team, the boys team showed a balance of strength, talent and determination. Included in today's accolades were some top performances in the following events: 4×100 first place (with a PR of 51:23), 4×200 second place and 4×800 fourth place.
Both teams return to action on Wednesday as they welcome the Dover Middle School Teams to Cambridge. First event set to begin at 4:30pm.


Stuart Hood is currently considered a "single author." If one or more works are by a distinct, homonymous authors, go ahead and split the author.
Stuart Hood is composed of 2 names. You can examine and separate out names.


Is the President a friend of a friend of yours? Or perhaps a friend of a friend of a friend? How many social links, do you think, separate you from the author of this post? Have you ever played the Kevin Bacon game? Do you know the Erdős number of Albert Einstein? Games aside, computing distances between nodes of social networks is a rather common problem both for sociological research as well as for various practical applications.
One interesting practical example is social search. Suppose you are looking for a person named Mary in, say, Facebook or Skype. Obviously, presenting you with a list of the many millions of Marys out there will not be too helpful. If you are instead shown only the Marys that are close to you in the social graph, your chances of finding the right person are much higher. Similarly, if you are looking for a webpage about a "rock concert", you might prefer to see the pages visited by your friends and friends of friends higher up in the result list. Now, in order to implement such sorting, a method is required for quickly determining distances between the various nodes in the social graph.
The problem of finding distances in graphs is old and well-studied. Unfortunately, many classical algorithms for solving it are a bit too slow to be useful in certain cases (such as the social search example above). Indeed, the naive shortest path search algorithm will have to traverse nearly the whole graph in order to compute the path between you and the several Marys in your search results. For a modern billion-user social network, this means performing billions of operations — way too much to spend on a single search request.
Red circle denotes a "landmark node" with a table of precomputed distances to all other nodes.
Computation time may be significantly reduced if we resort to certain approximate algorithms. A popular family of such algorithms are landmark-based methods. The idea is simple: pick several (say, 100) random "landmark nodes" in the graph, then precompute and store shortest path distances from each landmark node to all other nodes. Now suppose that we want to quickly find the approximate distance between "Joe" and "Mary". For that we simply check the lengths of all possible paths through the landmark nodes, i.e. [Joe → Landmark1 → Mary], [Joe → Landmark2 → Mary], etc, and choose the smallest one of them. Recall that all the distances [Joe → Landmark#] and [Landmark# → Mary] have been precomputed and stored. We'll only need to retrieve and add them up, so the whole computation will take around ≈300 operations or so — many orders of magnitude less than a billion.
The problem with this approach is that it requires quite a lot of memory to store the precomputed distances. In a graph with a billion nodes there are billion distances from "Landmark1" to each of the other nodes. And if you have 100 landmarks – you need to store 100 billion distances, eating up hundreds of gigabytes of disk space or RAM.
The work by Floreskul, Tretyakov and Dumas, that will be introduced at the Wednesday's lightning talk session of ICWSM'14 proposes a simple algorithmic trick, which makes it possible to significantly reduce the memory requirements of the landmark-based algorithm. The idea is to limit the number of nodes, for which the distance needs to be stored, in a smart way. If you are interested, you are welcome to check out the paper and visit the poster at the conference.


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Diabetes is a disease that's becoming increasingly visible in our society. The World Health Organization has estimated that about 8.4% of the world's population actually suffer from Type II diabetes. Currently, there are two types of diabetes. Type I is usually detected in young children and they need constant insulin jabs as their body can't produce sufficient insulin.
Type II diabetes, which is more common, develops in adults. This type of diabetes can be treated with drugs and diet control. Diabetes patients in this category produce enough insulin, but somehow the body just can't detect it or use it. Insulin is the hormone responsible for turning excess sugar in your blood into glucagon, a storage form of sugars.
2. Failing eyesights and eye disease including glaucoma, retinopathy and cataracts.
7. Problems with the liver, including fatty liver.
Once you see a doctor, they will be able to discuss treatment regimes with you. However,you'll also have to change your lifestyle in addition to taking your medication regularly. This means exercising more and reducing your carbohydrate intake.
What can I eat if I'm diabetic?
It's really not easy to eat if you're diabetic. The key is to cut out sugary drinks and desserts to a minimum. However, cutting out carbs is the most challenging. If you live in a culture where carbohydrates like rice, pasta and bread are the main staples, it's even harder.
Basmathi rice originated in India, and is usually used to make dishes like Pulao, Briyani and more. Instead of eating your normal rice, choose Basmathi instead. It's a much better option as it has a very low glycemic index. This means that it is low in sugars and starch. In fact, Basmathi has the lowest amount of sugars out of all the rice in the world.
Avoid: Short grain and calrose rice. The stickier the rice, the higher the sugar content.
Contrary to popular belief, you can actually still enjoy sweet things if you're diabetic. The trick is to choose desserts and drinks made with artificial sweeteners. One artificial sweetener that's suitable for diabetics is Stevia extract.
Unlike other sweeteners, this one comes directly from natural sources rather than processed chemicals. Nowadays you can find chocolate and soft drinks flavored with Stevia, especially in health shops and pharmacies.
Avoid: Pure refined sugar in anything, including cakes and drinks.
Avocado is a pretty versatile fruit that's nutty tasting and not sweet. Most often, people mash it up to eat on toast or cut it into cubes to put into salad. It can also be turned into guacamole, a dip that's great for for anything crispy. Avocado is high in vitamins and minerals, with very low calories. Make sure you learn the tricks on how to spot a ripe one.
Avoid: Starchy root vegetables like sweet potatoes and yams. Avocado can be used to replace many of these root vegetables in a recipe.
If you're the type that likes to munch on potato chips while watching TV or surfing the net, then you'll be glad to know that there are low carb alternatives. Some of the these include corn chips, flaxseed chips, hummus crisps, lentil chips, soy tortilla and many more. All of these can be ordered online from health food stores or bought at your local supermarket.
If you want to take it a step further, make your own vegetable chips from veggies like radish, carrots, butternut squash and zucchinis. Slice them thin and bake them till they're crisp.
Avoid: Potato chips and other chips made with other starchy root vegetables.
If you have some time on your hands and are craving some noodles, just cut a butternut squash in half and pop it in the oven. Leave it in until the flesh becomes soft. Next, use a fork and scrape out the flesh. Voila! You have yourself some noodles.Top it off with some white cream sauce or tomato based sauce for a quick dinner.
Avoid: Too much pasta. Once or twice a week is fine but not more than that.
Almond bread is made with crushed almond flour.Being a nut, it has a very low carbohydrate count compared to regular breads made with wheat flour. If you can't find almond bread in your local bakery, try making your own. Almond flour is pretty easy to find in any bakery supply shop. Almond bread is usually softer than normal bread and uses eggs to hold the flour together.
Avoid: Breads and buns made with wheat flour.
Your diet as a diabetic isn't all about avoiding things and suppressing your cravings. Instead, it's about finding the right replacements. Remember to also eat plenty of fruits and vegetables.


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Q: How do I place my data on git with this error and connected with ssh? I am trying to push to get files to git and it does not seem to be working. It says it cannot find the repository although it seems to exist.  Terminal command thread below. Any help would be appreciated.
Bens-MacBook-Pro:week7 benmyhre$ cd site
Bens-MacBook-Pro:site benmyhre$ git init .
Initialized empty Git repository in /Users/benmyhre/Desktop/RubyProjects/week7/site/.git/
Bens-MacBook-Pro:site benmyhre$ git remote add origin git@github.com:bemyhre/site.git
Bens-MacBook-Pro:site benmyhre$ git commit -m'immapunch this screen'
# On branch master
#
# Initial commit
#
# Untracked files:
#   (use "git add <file>..." to include in what will be committed)
#
#   README
#   contact.html
#   css/
#   img/
#   index.html
#   projects.html
#   untitled.html
nothing added to commit but untracked files present (use "git add" to track)
Bens-MacBook-Pro:site benmyhre$ git add
Nothing specified, nothing added.
Maybe you wanted to say 'git add .'?
Bens-MacBook-Pro:site benmyhre$ git add .
Bens-MacBook-Pro:site benmyhre$ git push origin master
ERROR: Repository not found.
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.
Bens-MacBook-Pro:site benmyhre$ ssh -T git@github.com
Hi bemyhre! You've successfully authenticated, but GitHub does not provide shell access.
Bens-MacBook-Pro:site benmyhre$

A: Seems like your git URL is not correct.
Go to the repository page in github and copy the clone URL in the middle right part.
Are you sure it is the same as the one you used?


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Q: return two dimensional array from function in c++
Possible Duplicate:
C++ Returning multidimension array from function

how can i return two dimensional array from function in c++?

A: struct MyArray
{
    int arr[8][8];
};

MyArray getMyArray() {
    MyArray arr = {};
    // ...
    return arr;
};

A: Use a std::vector <std::vector<T> > instead of using C style arrays.
For example:
typedef std::vector<std::vector <int> > VVector;

VVector func()
{
    VVector abc;
    //push_back and stuffs
    return abc;
}

A: using an STL vector or other STL container is one way of doing it.
Another way would be to return a pointer to a pointer , since a 2 dimensional "array" is nothing more then a pointer to a pointer so in practice it looks like this
int **func_return()
{
    int **ppArray = NULL;
   ....do stuff here....

    return ppArray;
}

Note: in 99% cases you have to know how big the array is, so you also have to return the actual size of the array. for this purpose you could use the function parameters , for example
 int **func_return(std::size_t &xsize, std::size_t &ysize)
 {
        int **ppArray = NULL;
       ....do stuff here....

        return ppArray;
  }

A: you have to return it as return **arr


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Davide Astori (; 7 January 1987 – 4 March 2018) was an Italian professional footballer who played as a central defender.

After playing youth football for Pontisola and AC Milan, Astori started his senior career at Serie C clubs Pizzighettone and Cremonese, playing one season for each while on loan from Milan. In 2008, Cagliari signed him in a co-ownership deal, before signing him fully from Milan, for whom he never made a first team appearance, in 2011. He later spent loan spells at Roma and Fiorentina, before signing with the latter club permanently in 2016; he was subsequently named the team's captain in 2017.

Astori made his international debut for Italy in 2011 and represented his country on 14 occasions, scoring one goal, which came in the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup third place play off, where he won a bronze medal.

On 4 March 2018, Astori was found dead in his hotel room prior to a league match. His autopsy revealed cardiac arrest as his cause of death.

Club career

Early career
Born and raised in the province of Bergamo, Astori started playing football with local team Pontisola before joining AC Milan in 2001. He spent five years in the club's youth system. Astori later reflected on his development, saying: "After a year of courtship, of auditions, I came to wear the AC Milan shirt with the very young regional players. Along with twelve, thirteen new players. There was always a lot of change. I'm from San Giovanni Bianco, so it was already an adventure. But the greatest memories are precisely due to transfers with teammates, making the return from training. They were beautiful years, lived positively, for a boy there was no better experience. Honestly, it is difficult to get out of balance, because in fifty professional clubs there are twenty boys for each team in the youth sector, so every word is illusory. I have always believed in it and hoped for it, growing from year to year until it becomes one."

Astori was sent on two consecutive loan spells to Serie C1 clubs Pizzighettone and Cremonese for the 2006–07 and 2007–08 seasons, respectively.

Cagliari
At the beginning of the 2008–09 season, Astori was signed by Serie A club Cagliari in a co-ownership deal with Milan, for €1 million. Upon joining the club, he said: "For me, she is an adventurer who I undertake with great desire to test myself, learn and grow. I will be ready if and when the coach's call arrives."

Astori made his official debut in the top-flight during an away game against Siena on 14 September 2008, coming on as a 53rd-minute substitute, in a 2–0 loss. Since making his debut for the club, he spent most of the season on the substitute bench throughout the season. But Astori made six starts for Cagliari, all of them were centre–back position. At the end of the 2008–09 season, Astori made eleven appearances for the side.

In June 2009, the club renewed their ownership with A.C. Milan to keep Astori at Cagliari for another year. At the start of the 2009–10 season, he replaced Diego López and quickly became a first team regular, playing in the centre–back position. Astori then helped the club keep three consecutive clean sheets between 28 October 2009 and 8 November 2009. He then scored his first goal for the club in a 2–2 draw against Fiorentina on 31 January 2010. A month later on 28 February 2010, Astori scored his second goal in a 2–1 loss against Chievo. On 3 April 2010, Astori scored an own goal against A.C. Milan to allow Milan scored the third goal in the match which Cagliari lost 3–2. Despite missing three matches during the 2009–10 season, Astori made thirty–five appearances and scoring two times in all competitions.

Over the summer, rumours spread when A.C. Milan was keen to sign Astori but nothing happened. Despite the rumours, Astori was keen to rejoin A.C. Milan in the summer. The club renewed their ownership with A.C. Milan to keep Astori at Cagliari for another year in June 2010. At the start of the 2010–11 season, he helped the side keep three clean sheets in the first five league matches. Since the start of the 2010–11 season, Astori continued to regain his first team place in the centre–back position, forming a partnership with Michele Canini. He also started in every match until missing one match for picking up five yellow cards and served a suspension against Catania on 12 December 2010. After serving a one match suspension, Astori returned to the starting line–up against Cesena on 18 December 2010, starting the whole game, in a 1–0 loss. Following his return, he continued to start in the centre–back position for the next twelve matches. This lasted until Astori was suspended for the second time for picking another five yellow cards and served a suspension against Napoli on 20 March 2011. After serving a one match suspension, Astori returned to the starting line–up against Genoa on 3 April 2011 and helped the side keep a clean sheet, in a 1–0 win. In a follow–up matcha against Brescia, he set up the club's opening goal of the game, in a 1–0 win. In the last game of the season against Parma, Astori set up the equalising goal, in a 1–1 draw to end Cagliari's four match losing streak. At the end of the 2010–11 season, he made thirty–six appearances in all competitions.

On 22 June 2011, the club bought the residual 50% registration rights from Milan for another €3.5 million. (pre-agreed €1 million tagged in 2008 and additional €2.5 million) At the start of the 2011–12 season, Astori started in the first eight league matches, playing in the centre–back position, continuing to partner with Canini. However, he suffered a fractured foot in a match against Napoli on 23 October 2011 following an intervention by Ezequiel Lavezzi and have to come off on the 21 minutes in a 0–0 draw. His injury resulted in his being out for 3 months. After the match, Astori revealed that Lavezzi personally apologised for injuring him. It wasn't until on 8 January 2012 when he returned to the starting line–up, in a 3–0 win against Genoa. Since returning from injury, Astori regained his first team place, playing in the centre–back position, for the next twelve matches. But he missed one match for picking up five yellow cards and served a suspension against Atalanta on 1 April 2012. It wasn't until on 7 April 2012 when Astori returned to the starting line–up against Inter Milan and scored his first goal of the season, in a 2–2 draw. He later regained his first team place, playing in the centre–back position, for the rest of the season.  At the end of the 2011–12 season, Astori made twenty–nine appearances and scoring once in all competitions.

On 9 July 2012, Astori revealed he turned down a move to Russian side Spartak Moscow worth a €15 million (£11.9 million) fee after agreement between two clubs. Instead, Astori signed a contract with Cagliari that keep him until 2016. Astori explained turning down a move to Spartak Moscow because he wanted to stay at Cagliari and achieve his goals with the club.<ref>{{cite news|title=Addio Spartak, Astori annuncia: Resto per dare un senso alla mia carriera in rossoblù|url=https://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/cagliari/?action=read&idnet=dHV0dG9jYWdsaWFyaS5uZXQtMTU4NTI|publisher=Tutto Mercato Web|language=it|date=8 July 2012|access-date=11 June 2020}}</ref> At the start of the 2012–13 season, Astori appeared in the first two league matches for Cagliari before being dropped from the squad for the next two league matches, due to sustaining a muscle injury while at international duty. He then returned to the starting line–up, starting the whole game, in a 2–0 loss against AC Milan on 26 September 2012. Astori then helped the club keep three clean sheets between 7 October 2012 and 28 October 2012. But he was suspended on two occasions, including his sending off for a second bookable offence, in a 3–1 los against Juventus on 21 December 2012. In the January transfer window, Astori was linked with a move to Premier League side Southampton, but the move fell through and he stayed at the club. Astori was once again sent–off for the second time for a second bookable offence, in a 1–1 draw against AC Milan on 10 February 2013. He then captained for Cagliari for the first time in his career against Napoli on 21 April 2013, as they lost 3–2. Despite being sidelined throughout the 2012–13 season, Astori continued to regain his first team place, playing in the centre–back position. He went on to make thirty–three appearances in all competitions.

Ahead of the 2013–14 season, Astori was linked a move away from Cagliari with Napoli interested in signing him. But he ended up staying at the club. As a result, Astori was dropped to the substitute bench amid to his future at Cagliari. It wasn't until on 15 September 2013 when he made his first league appearance of the season, starting the whole game, in a 1–1 draw against Fiorentina. Since the start of the 2013–14 season, Astori continued to regain his first team place, playing in the centre–back position. He then captained the side for the first time in the 2013–14 season against Parma on 15 December 2013 and helped the side keep a clean sheet, in a 0–0 draw. In a follow–up match against Napoli, Astori set up the opening goal of the game, in a 1–1 draw. After missing a match against Livorno on 16 February 2014 due to "muscle ache in the rectus femoris of the left leg", he returned to the starting line–up and captained for Cagliari in the next two matches, earning four points for the side. But after serving a one match suspension for picking another five yellow cards and served a suspension against Lazio on 16 March 2014, Astori returned to the starting line–up and captained Cagliari in the next two matches, earning three points for the side. Having captained the total of six times in the 2013–14 season, Cagliari News 24 made an assessment of Astori's performance, as he alternated good matches with less good performances. As the season was concluded, Astori went on to make thirty–five appearances in all competitions.

 Roma

On 24 July 2014, Cagliari announced Astori's move to Roma on a season-long loan deal. The transfer was settled in €2 million and Roma held the option to make it permanent at the end of the season for another €5 million. It came after when Astori renewed his contract with Cagliari a day before the Roma transfer.

Astori made his Roma debut in the opening game of the season against Fiorentina and helped the side keep a clean sheet, in a 2–0 win. Two weeks later on 17 September 2014, he made his UEFA Champions League debut, starting the whole game, in a 5–1 win against CSKA Moscow. However, after the match, Astori suffered a knee injury that kept him out for three weeks. It wasn't until on 18 October 2014 when he returned to the starting line–up against ChievoVerona and helped Roma keep a clean sheet by winning 3–0. Astori then followed up by keeping two clean sheets in the next two matches against Sampdoria and Cesena. However, during a 2–0 loss against Cesena, he suffered a hamstring injury that saw him substituted and was sidelined for two weeks. It wasn't until on 22 November 2014 when Astori returned to the starting line–up, in a 2–1 win against Atalanta. Two months later on 6 January 2015, he scored his first goal for the club, scoring the only goal of the game, in a victory over Udinese. Throughout the 2014–15 season, Astori found himself in and out of the starting line–up for the side, as he continued to fight for his place over the centre–back position. Having helped Roma finish in second place to qualify for the UEFA Champions League next season, Astori made 30 total appearances during his time at the Stadio Olimpico, and scoring once in all competitions.

Following this, it was speculated on Astori's future on whether Roma would sign him on a permanent basis. But it was reported on 23 June 2015 that Roma has decided against signing Astori on a permanent basis.

 Fiorentina
On 4 August 2015, Astori signed on loan for Fiorentina until the end of the season with an obligation to buy. Upon joining the club, he was given a number thirteen shirt ahead of the 2015–16 season.

He made his Fiorentina debut on 23 August in the 2–0 victory against AC Milan, coming on as a substitute for Facundo Roncaglia in the 59th minute. Since making his debut for the club, Astori quickly became a first team regular for the side, playing in the centre–back position. He also played all eight matches in the UEFA Europa League for Fiorentina and helped the side qualify for the knockout stage. However, they were eliminated in the knockout stage after losing 4–1 to Tottenham Hotspur in the UEFA Europa League Round of 32. Despite being out of the starting on five occasions during the 2015–16 season, he made forty–two appearances in all competitions. At the end of the 2015–16 season, it was announced that Fiorentina took an option to sign Astori on a permanent basis.

Astori's first game after signing for the club on a permanent basis came in the opening game of the season, starting the whole game, in a 2–1 loss against Juventus. This was followed up by keeping a clean sheet in the next three matches. However, he suffered a muscle injury that kept him out for two matches. It wasn't until on 2 October 2016 when Astori returned to the starting line–up against Torino and started the match, as Fiorentina lost 2–1. Three weeks later on 26 October 2016, he scored his first goal for the club, in a 1–1 draw against Crotone. Following his return, Astori continued to regain his first team place, playing in the centre–back position for the next three months. This lasted until he missed one match for picking up five yellow cards and served a suspension against Pescara on 1 February 2017. After serving a one match suspension, Astori returned to the starting line–up, in a 4–0 loss against Roma on 7 February 2017. He then helped the club keep four consecutive clean sheets between 3 March 2017 and 2 April 2017. Astori then played an important role in the UEFA Europa League, setting up two goals for Fiorentina that saw the club progress to the knockout stage. However, they were eliminated in the knockout stage after losing 4–3 to Borussia Mönchengladbach in the UEFA Europa League Round of 32. He then scored his second goal of the season, in a 5–4 win against Inter Milan on 22 April 2017. Despite being suspended on two occasions later in the 2016–17 season, including a second bookable offence against Palermo on 30 April 2017, Astori went on to make forty appearances and scoring two times in all competitions.

At the beginning of 2017–18 season, Astori was appointed as the team captain following the departure of Gonzalo Rodríguez. He captained his first match at Fiorentina, starting the whole game, in a 3–0 loss against Inter Milan in the opening game of the season. Three weeks later on 10 September 2017, Astori scored his first goal of the season, in a 5–0 win against Hellas Verona. Since the start of the 2017–18 season, he continued to regain his first team place, playing in the centre–back position. Astori then helped the club's defence keep four league consecutive clean sheets between 3 December 2017 and 22 December 2017. Since the start of the 2017–18 season, he started in every match until he missed one match for picking up five yellow cards and served a suspension against Sampdoria on 21 January 2018. After serving a one match suspension, Astori returned to the starting line–up, in a 4–1 loss against Hellas Verona on 28 January 2018. On 25 February 2018, Astori made his final appearance for the club, playing the full match in a 1–0 home win over Chievo; six minutes into the match, Astori made a run forward, joining the attack, and passed the ball to Cristiano Biraghi, who scored the only goal with a long-range shot.

 International career
Astori played 4 games for Italy's under-18 team, beginning in 2004. He did not receive any further call-up at higher levels of youth international football.

Astori received his first call-up for the senior team under newly appointed coach Cesare Prandelli who named him in the squad for a friendly against Ivory Coast, to be played on 10 August 2010; however, he was left on the bench as an unused substitute. He made his full debut for Italy on 29 March 2011, in a 2–0 friendly win against Ukraine in Kyiv. He came on as a 17th-minute substitute for the injured Giorgio Chiellini but was sent off with 15 minutes remaining in the second half after receiving two yellow cards. A year later, Astori was named in the provisional 32-man squad ahead of the UEFA Euro 2012. However, he was subsequently cut from the squad on 28 May 2012. But following Andrea Barzagli's injury, there were speculation on whether Astori would be Barzagli's replacement. Eventually, Barzagli was kept in the squad and Astori stayed with Italy's training camp until 9 June 2012. Two months later, Astori was called up to the Italy and started the whole game, in a 2–1 loss against England on 15 August 2012.

Astori was a member of the 23-man Italy squad that took part at the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup under Prandelli; Italy reached the semi-finals, only to suffer a penalty shoot-out defeat to Spain following a 0–0 draw after extra time, on 27 June 2013. On 30 June 2013, Astori scored the opener against Uruguay in the third-place match after knocking in the rebound from Alessandro Diamanti's free kick, as Italy won 3–2 on penalties to win the bronze-medal, following a 2–2 draw after extra time; this was his only international goal, and he became the first Cagliari player to score for Italy since Luigi Riva had done so 40 years earlier, in a 2–0 victory over Switzerland on 20 October 1973. A year later in September 2014, Astori was called up to the national team and earned his eighth international cap, in a 1–1 draw against Netherlands. Three years later on 5 September 2017, he played his last international match for Italy, starting the whole game and helped the national side keep a clean sheet, in a 1–0 victory over Israel. In total, Astori made 14 senior appearances for Italy between 2011 and 2017.

 Style of play
Astori was a tall, consistent, tenacious, attentive, and physically strong left-footed central defender, with good aerial ability and heading accuracy, which made him a goal threat on offensive set pieces; although he was not the quickest defender, he also possessed good leadership qualities, positional sense, organisational skills, distribution, and technique, which enabled him to play the ball out or start attacking plays from the back. A versatile defender, he was comfortable playing as left-sided centre-back in both a three-man or a four-man defensive line.

 Personal life
Astori spoke about his fondness of Bergamo, saying: "Let's say it's always nice, I leave my childhood, my family. It is a place that I will cherish in my life." He also spoke about his interests outside of football, saying: "More design because it is less difficult to understand (jokes, ed). Interior design, my brother is an architect. I started to bring some design magazines to training camp with me, my passion started."

Astori and his partner Francesca Fioretti had a daughter, Vittoria, who was two years old at the time of his death. Their daughter was born in Florence.

 Death and legacy

On 4 March 2018, Astori died in his sleep while staying in a hotel in Udine prior to Fiorentina's match against Udinese, proven to be caused by cardiac arrest determined from an autopsy conducted two days later. A club statement said "Fiorentina are profoundly shaken and forced to announce that their captain Davide Astori has died." His former Cagliari teammate and coach Diego López and former Fiorentina teammate Carlos Sánchez collapsed to the ground after hearing the news of his death. All Serie A and Serie B matches scheduled for 4 March were postponed. His death had caused shock across the footballing world, and many coaches and players paid their respects. UEFA later announced on Twitter that a minute's silence was to be observed before every European match scheduled for that week. Cagliari and Fiorentina both retired the number 13 jersey worn by Astori in his honour (Astori wore this number as it was the number that his idol, Alessandro Nesta, had also worn throughout his career). He was buried at San Pellegrino Terme cemetery on 8 March 2018. Fiorentina's next home game against Benevento, on 11 March, was paused for 60 seconds at the 13 minute mark in his honour, while children from both teams entered wearing Astori's jersey to pay tribute to him; Fiorentina won the match 1–0, with the only goal coming from Vitor Hugo, who celebrated after scoring by saluting a T-shirt bearing Astori's image.

Later that month, Fiorentina announced that they would rename their training ground "Centro Sportivo Davide Astori" after Astori. Also later that month, in Italy's friendly with Argentina on 23 March, as well as Italy's friendly against England on 27 March, the Italy squad shirts were embossed with, under the crest, "Davide sempre con noi", Italian for "Davide always with us", with the number 13 below. Although Serie A introduced a new ruling ahead of the 2018–19 Serie A season, which introduced a standardised armband for all club captains, Fiorentina's new captain, Germán Pezzella, was granted an exemption by the league, and was allowed to wear a personalised captain's armband in tribute to Astori. Later that year, Astori was inducted into the Fiorentina Hall of Fame.

To commemorate one year since his death, all Serie A matches were stopped at the 13th minute mark on 2 and 3 March 2019.

In April 2019 it was reported that Astori's contract would be renewed for life with all the money going to his wife and child, but it was later revealed to be a hoax.

In May 2019, during the 2018 ceremony for new members being inducted into the Italian Football Hall of Fame, a Fair Play Award in memory of Astori was also awarded for the first time ever; the recipient of the award was Igor Trocchia.

On 2 April 2021, Giorgio Galanti, a former Fiorentina sports consultant, was put on trial for culpable homicide in Astori's death. Galanti had signed off on two different certificates of fitness for Astori to practice football in July 2016 and in July 2017 despite stress tests showing cardiac arrhythmias that should have induced doctors to carry out more in-depth diagnostic tests. On 3 May 2021, Galanti was given a one-year suspended jail sentence, and ordered to pay provisional compensation for damages in the total amount of €1,090,000, of which €250,000 is paid to Astori's partner Francesca Fioretti, €240,000 to his daughter Vittoria, and the remaining €600,000 to his parents Renato and Giovanna, and his brothers Marco and Bruno.

During a reception hosted by the President of Italy Sergio Mattarella at the Quirinal Palace following Italy's victory in the UEFA Euro 2020, team captain Giorgio Chiellini in his speech on behalf of his team mates dedicated their victory to Davide Astori, whom the team "would have liked to have here with us today".

 Career statistics
 Club

 International Score and result list Italy's goal tally first, score column indicates score after each Astori goal.''

Honours
Italy
FIFA Confederations Cup: 2013 (bronze medal)

Individual
Fiorentina Hall of Fame: 2018

References

External links

Profile at official club website
Profile at Assocalciatori.it

International caps  at FIGC.it

1987 births
2018 deaths
2013 FIFA Confederations Cup players
A.C. Milan players
A.C. Ponte San Pietro Isola S.S.D. players
A.S. Pizzighettone players
A.S. Roma players
ACF Fiorentina players
Association football central defenders
Cagliari Calcio players
Italian footballers
Italy international footballers
Italy youth international footballers
Sportspeople from the Province of Bergamo
Serie A players
U.S. Cremonese players
Footballers from Lombardy


Smart investors are constantly educating themselves so that they can make educated investing choices. (Makes sense, yes?) With that in mind, and with very little hyperbole, today's blog brings you some of the best investing tips from around the net. Enjoy.
Many investors make the mistake of letting their emotions force their investing decisions. As the market moves up, they feel great about their investment decisions but, when it starts to go back down again, their fear and anxiety get the best of them. Unfortunately, they make decisions based on both their positive and negative emotions and lose both ways. This is called "reactive investing" and can oftentimes lead to very poor decisions at the worst possible time.
As we mentioned above, nobody can predict the direction of the market or, for that matter, correctly pick outperforming stocks or fund managers on any sort of regular basis. For that reason you should instead focus on creating a well diversified portfolio that will allow you to capture excellent returns from markets around the globe.
If you only take one bit of advice away from this blog today it's that you need a well diversified portfolio. Concentrating on one market, one country or one type of stock is extremely risky.


If you live in a warm or cold climate, like the Midwest, then getting consistent Porsche service in Chicago will be essential. You need to be able to keep leaks from the AC or heating element from getting worse. If they pile up, your engine or transmission can eventually go out.
Your car should run pretty smoothly most of the time. However, sometimes these cars start clinking or making other noises. This is a sign you need a pro Porsche service by a Chicago expert.
Porsche cars have great brakes. However, they are still some of the first things to go. This is just because of how hard and fast people typically drive them. Make sure you keep an eye on brakes and get new ones if they start to show signs of wear.
When it comes to getting your Porsche serviced, it is not as complicated as you think. If you go with a reputable service, they will help you diagnose your problem relatively quickly. That way, you can get on with all the other things that are a priority in your schedule. Then, you can enjoy peace of mind knowing that your high performance car will do well for the long term.
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I would recomend against getting the H1N1 "vaccine" because it is still very new and untested doctors are going to force it upon people "for the greater" good when it can actually do more harm than necessary, they might be sick because of the flu shots.
just my opinion though, take it with a grain of sand.
they are probably sick BECAUSE of the flu shots. I was just stuffy and coughing immediately following my flu shot. don't stress too much. and i am getting the h1n1 shot.
how cute! they look so alike with glasses! and about the H1N1 shot, it's very new and there are no long term test results. ask your pediatrician if she would get it for her kids.
I am definitely getting the shot, as well as every single person who is frequently in Chloe's life.
They look so much alike with those glasses on! so beautiful and so grown-up-- a look to go with their beyond-their-years life experiences.
Nice pics! Love how the eye patch coordinates with the outfit. Very stylish! Hope your girls are feeling better soon.
That pink camo Ortopad was my favourite design. I love the coordinated shirt/patch look.
Eden and Holland look so much more similar in glasses, especially in the (adorable) first photo.
Looking great in the glasses!
It's interesting that your peds are highly recommending the H1N1 vaccine. Our ped is very opposed to it until he sees how people are reacting to it... I think I'll call and ask again tomorrow. I'm leaning towards maybe it's a good idea.
I hope the girls are feeling better soon!
The glasses look great. They are so much cuter these days than the huge things I had to wear as a kid. I do agree the girls look much more alike now!
Okay, I wasn't going to comment because I usually just lurk, but after the "anonymous" comment that the shot will make your children sick because flu virus is injected, I can't be silent.
The vaccine contains inactivated (killed dead)virus, not live virus. It cannot give anyone the flu. Ask your doctor and he/she will tell you this is so. I'm an RN and I worked in a NICU for 11 years. I got the flu shot every year (and still do) because I cared so much for my tiny patients and it was a way I could protect them. You and your doctor will decide what is right for Eden and Holland.
I'm a new anon. There's a fascinating new study out in Canada about how people getting this new vaccine are actually MORE prone to getting the flu. Also, the vaccine contains squalenes in it. If I were you I wouldn't get near the thing.
Aww..so cute with all the glasses! Hope the girls feel MUCH better soon!
p.s. Merry and Kelsey say hello.


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Looking back at Rio: 10 Olympic Facts You Might Have Missed
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Home » Blog » Looking back at Rio: 10 Olympic Facts You Might Have Missed
The Summer Olympic Games kick off on 08/5th in Rio de Janeiro, the first South American country ever to host. But like us, you might be wondering: when were the first Olympics ever held? Are gold medals actually made of gold? And what do those Olympic rings really mean?
#1. The first ever Olympic Games were held in 776BC in Olympia, Greece. Today, at the site, it's possible to see ruins of the stadium where ancient events were held, as well as various other religious temples dedicated to the Olympians. Athens then hosted the first modern Olympic Games in 1896.
#2. Although the symbol of the Olympic Flame originated in ancient times, it wasn't until the Amsterdam Olympics in 1928 that fire was first introduced as part of the ceremony. At the 1936 Games in Berlin, the first torch relay was also initiated and it has been part of the Games ritual ever since.
#3. The Summer Olympic Games have been cancelled only three times in history. First, in 1916, due to WWI; then in 1940 and 1944, because of WWII (both Summer and Winter Olympics were cancelled).
#4. Rio di Janeiro will host a record-setting 306 events at the Olympic Games this year, according to the Guinness World Records. This is four more than the previous record, set by Beijing in 2008, and includes two new sports: Golf and Rugby Sevens.
#5. Olympic gold medals are actually not made of gold. They consist of 92.5% silver and are obliged to contain only 6 grams of gold. The last solid gold medal awarded was at the Olympics in Stockholm, Sweden, in 1912. In ancient times, winners were awarded with an olive wreath or crown.
#6. Australia has hosted the Olympic Games twice! The first time was in 1956 in Melbourne, the first ever time the Games was held in the southern hemisphere. The second time, of course, was in Sydney in 2000; the Games here drew over 10,000 athletes, who participated in 300 events.
#7. The USA holds the most medals (2,406) won over every other country in the world. Russia has a total of 1,528 medals and Germany has 1,305. Great Britain, France, Italy and Australia follow (respectively) not too far behind.
#8. The Olympic Rings were designed by Frenchman Pierre de Coubertin, the co-founder of the Games. The five rings are meant to represent the union of the five continents (Africa, America, Asia, Oceania and Europe) that come together for the Games. The colours were selected because every nation has at least one in their national flag.
#9. Women first began competing in the Olympic Games in 1900, in Paris, France. That year, 22 women competed in 5 sports: tennis, sailing, croquet, equestrian and golf. By contrast, almost half of all athletes competing in the Games today are female. Notably, the 2012 Games in London was the first time women competed in every single sport.
#10. Some hilarious animals and characters have been used as mascots for both the Summer and Winter Olympic Games over the years. These include a Dachshund Dog (Munich, 1972), a Snowball and Icecube (Turin, 2006), a Sasquatch (Vancouver, 2010) and a character made from a construction girder (London, 2012).


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The intense nationalism fostered by the First World War resulted in many artists turning back to the French artistic heritoge. In essence this meant the classically inspired works of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Another popular model for contemporary French painters, however, was the work of the eighteenth-century Le Noir brothers Louis and Antoine. The Peasant's Repast, by Louis Le Noin, was a highly respected painting that occupied a prestigious position in the Louvre, It had also inspired the mid-nineteenth century French realist painters Jean Francois Millet, and Gustave Courbet.
In 1917 Picasso produced his own version of the work based - albeit loosely - on the famous original. Picasso has retained many of Le Nain's compositional features, especially in the positioning of the main characters. However, some figures ore entirely absent and Picasso has even changed the horizontal format of the original to the vertical. More importantly, Picasso has replaced Le Nain's muted browns with a chromatic explosion of colours, oil executed in a pointillist style. Here Picasso has simultaneously quoted from the past, yet has not abandoned modern developments in painting.


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            util.listEmptyTip();
        } else {
            $('.wshop-empty-tip').remove();
            $('.dTable').dataTable(DataTableConfig).api();
            fnFancyBox('.various');
        }
    });
}