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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using CopaceticSoftware.pMixins.Interceptors;

namespace CopaceticSoftware.pMixins.Infrastructure
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Provides the infrastructure for proxying Mixed in type's member
    /// invocation events to <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/>s.  Generated
    /// MasterWrapper's inherit from this base class.
    /// </summary>
    /// <remarks>
    /// This class is intended for internal use by pMixin
    /// and should not be used directly.
    /// </remarks>
    public abstract class MasterWrapperBase
    {
        private object _target;
        private object _mixin;

        protected IEnumerable<IMixinInterceptor> Interceptors { get; private set; }

        protected MasterWrapperBase()
        {
            Interceptors = Enumerable.Empty<IMixinInterceptor>();
        }

        #region Mixin Activator

        protected TMixin TryActivateMixin<TMixin>(params object[] p)
        {
            try
            {
                return MixinActivatorFactory.GetCurrentActivator()
                    .CreateInstance<TMixin>(p);
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                throw new MixinActivationException(
                    string.Format(
                    @"Could not create Mixin of Type [{0}] with Params [{1}]: {2}.

                      Did you mean to use 'ExplicitlyInitializeMixin = true' on the pMixin Attribute constructor?",
                        typeof(TMixin).FullName,
                        string.Join(",",
                            (p ?? new object[0])
                            .Select(o =>
                                (o == null)
                                ? "null"
                                : o.GetType().FullName)
                            .ToArray()),
                        e.Message),
                    e);
            }
        }

        #endregion

        #region Interceptors

        /// <summary>
        /// Called during a Master Wrapper's constructor
        /// to initialize the <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/> proxying
        /// infrastructure.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="target">
        /// The Target that of the Mixin
        /// </param>
        /// <param name="mixin">
        /// The Mixed in instance
        /// </param>
        /// <param name="interceptors">
        /// Optional array of <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/>s
        /// </param>
        protected void Initialize(object target, object mixin,
            IEnumerable<IMixinInterceptor> interceptors = null)
        {
            _target = target;
            _mixin = mixin;

            Interceptors = interceptors ?? new IMixinInterceptor[0];

            //Fire Initialized Event
            foreach (var interceptor in Interceptors)
                interceptor.OnTargetInitialized(
                    this,
                    new InterceptionEventArgs
                    {
                        Target = _target,
                        Mixin = _mixin
                    });
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Proxies a non-void method invocation.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="TReturnType">
        /// Method return type.
        /// </typeparam>
        /// <param name="methodName">
        /// Method name that will be invoked.  This will
        /// be passed to the <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/>s but
        /// does not influence method invocation.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name="parameters">
        /// Parameter list.  This will
        /// be passed to the <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/>s but
        /// does not influence method invocation.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name="methodInvocation">
        /// Function for invoking the method.
        /// </param>
        /// <remarks>
        /// A <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/> can prevent the
        /// method from being invoked
        /// <paramref name="methodInvocation"/> from firing or
        /// could change the return value after it has been invoked.
        /// </remarks>
        /// <returns>
        /// The result of <paramref name="methodInvocation"/> or
        /// the result returned from an <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/>.
        /// </returns>
        protected TReturnType ExecuteMethod<TReturnType>(
            string methodName,
            IEnumerable<Parameter> parameters,
            Func<TReturnType> methodInvocation)
        {
            TReturnType returnValue = default(TReturnType);

            ExecuteMethodImplementation(
                typeof(TReturnType),
                methodName,
                parameters,
                methodEventArgs => methodEventArgs.ReturnValue = methodInvocation(),
                invocationComplete: methodEventArgs =>
                    {
                        returnValue =
                                (TReturnType)
                                ((null != methodEventArgs.CancellationToken && methodEventArgs.CancellationToken.Cancel)
                                    ? methodEventArgs.CancellationToken.ReturnValue
                                    : methodEventArgs.ReturnValue);
                    }
                );

            return returnValue;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Proxies a void method invocation.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="methodName">
        /// Method name that will be invoked.  This will
        /// be passed to the <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/>s but
        /// does not influence method invocation.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name="parameters">
        /// Parameter list.  This will
        /// be passed to the <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/>s but
        /// does not influence method invocation.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name="methodInvocation">
        /// Action for invoking the method.
        /// </param>
        /// <remarks>
        /// A <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/> can prevent the
        /// method from being invoked
        /// <paramref name="methodInvocation"/> from firing or
        /// could change the return value after it has been invoked.
        /// </remarks>
        /// <returns>
        /// The result of <paramref name="methodInvocation"/> or
        /// the result returned from an <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/>.
        /// </returns>
        protected void ExecuteVoidMethod(
            string methodName,
            IEnumerable<Parameter> parameters,
            Action methodInvocation)
        {
            ExecuteMethodImplementation(
                typeof(void),
                methodName,
                parameters,
                methodEventArgs => methodInvocation());
        }

        private void ExecuteMethodImplementation(
            Type returnType,
            string methodName,
            IEnumerable<Parameter> parameters,
            Action<MemberEventArgs> callMethodInvocationDelegate,
            Action<MemberEventArgs> invocationComplete = null)
        {
            var eventArgs = new MethodEventArgs
                            {
                                Target = _target,
                                Mixin = _mixin,
                                MemberName = methodName,
                                ReturnType = returnType,
                                Parameters = parameters
                            };

            if (FireInterceptorEvent(
                    eventArgs,
                    (i, e) => i.OnBeforeMethodInvocation(this, eventArgs),
                    invocationComplete))
            {
                return;
            }

            try
            {
                callMethodInvocationDelegate(eventArgs);
            }
            catch (Exception exc)
            {
                eventArgs.MemberInvocationException = exc;

                if (FireInterceptorEvent(
                    eventArgs,
                    (i, e) => i.OnAfterMethodInvocation(this, eventArgs),
                    invocationComplete))
                {
                    return;
                }
                else
                {
                    throw;
                }
            }

            FireInterceptorEvent(
                eventArgs,
                (i, e) => i.OnAfterMethodInvocation(this, eventArgs),
                invocationComplete);

            if (null != invocationComplete)
                invocationComplete(eventArgs);

        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Fires the event and returns true if cancellation token is present.
        /// </summary>
        private bool FireInterceptorEvent<TEventArgs>(
            TEventArgs eventArgs,
            Action<IMixinInterceptor, TEventArgs> interceptorEvent,
            Action<TEventArgs> invocationComplete)
            where TEventArgs : MemberEventArgs
        {
            foreach (var interceptor in Interceptors)
            {
                interceptorEvent(interceptor, eventArgs);

                if (null != eventArgs.CancellationToken && eventArgs.CancellationToken.Cancel)
                {
                    if (null != invocationComplete)
                        invocationComplete(eventArgs);

                    return true;
                }
            }

            return false;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Proxies a Get Property invocation.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="TReturnType">
        /// Property return type.
        /// </typeparam>
        /// <param name="propertyName">
        /// Name of the Property that will be invoked.  This will
        /// be passed to the <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/>s but
        /// does not influence method invocation.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name="methodInvocation">
        /// Function for invoking the method.
        /// </param>
        /// <remarks>
        /// A <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/> can prevent the
        /// method from being invoked
        /// <paramref name="methodInvocation"/> from firing or
        /// could change the return value after it has been invoked.
        /// </remarks>
        /// <returns>
        /// The result of <paramref name="methodInvocation"/> or
        /// the result returned from an <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/>.
        /// </returns>
        protected TReturnType ExecutePropertyGet<TReturnType>
            (string propertyName,
                Func<TReturnType> methodInvocation)
        {
            TReturnType returnValue = default (TReturnType);

            ExecutePropertyImplementation<TReturnType>(
                propertyName,
                new List<Parameter>(),
                eventArgs => eventArgs.ReturnValue = methodInvocation(),
                invocationComplete: methodEventArgs =>
                {
                    returnValue =
                            (TReturnType)
                            ((null != methodEventArgs.CancellationToken && methodEventArgs.CancellationToken.Cancel)
                                ? methodEventArgs.CancellationToken.ReturnValue
                                : methodEventArgs.ReturnValue);
                });

            return returnValue;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Proxies a Set Property invocation.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="TReturnType">
        /// Property return type.
        /// </typeparam>
        /// <param name="propertyName">
        /// Name of the Property that will be invoked.  This will
        /// be passed to the <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/>s but
        /// does not influence method invocation.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name="value"/>The <c>value</c> passed into
        /// the Property by the invoker.
        /// <param name="methodInvocation">
        /// Function for invoking the method.
        /// </param>
        /// <remarks>
        /// A <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/> can prevent the
        /// method from being invoked
        /// <paramref name="methodInvocation"/> from firing or
        /// could change the return value after it has been invoked.
        /// </remarks>
        /// <returns>
        /// The result of <paramref name="methodInvocation"/> or
        /// the result returned from an <see cref="IMixinInterceptor"/>.
        /// </returns>
        protected void ExecutePropertySet<TReturnType>(
            string propertyName,
            TReturnType value,
            Action<TReturnType> methodInvocation)
        {
            ExecutePropertyImplementation<TReturnType>(
                propertyName,
                new List<Parameter>
                {
                    new Parameter{Name="value", Type = typeof(TReturnType), Value = value}
                },
                eventArgs => methodInvocation(value));
        }

        private void ExecutePropertyImplementation<TReturnType>(
            string propertyName,
            IEnumerable<Parameter> parameters,
            Action<MemberEventArgs> callMethodInvocationDelegate,
            Action<MemberEventArgs> invocationComplete = null)
        {
            var eventArgs = new PropertyEventArgs
                            {
                                Target = _target,
                                Mixin = _mixin,
                                MemberName = propertyName,
                                ReturnType = typeof(TReturnType),
                                Parameters = parameters
                            };

            if (FireInterceptorEvent(
                    eventArgs,
                    (i, e) => i.OnBeforePropertyInvocation(this, eventArgs),
                    invocationComplete))
            {
                return;
            }

            try
            {
                callMethodInvocationDelegate(eventArgs);
            }
            catch (Exception exc)
            {
                eventArgs.MemberInvocationException = exc;

                if (FireInterceptorEvent(
                    eventArgs,
                    (i, e) => i.OnAfterPropertyInvocation(this, eventArgs),
                    invocationComplete))
                {
                    return;
                }
                else
                {
                    throw;
                }
            }

            FireInterceptorEvent(
                eventArgs,
                (i, e) => i.OnAfterPropertyInvocation(this, eventArgs),
                invocationComplete);

            if (null != invocationComplete)
                invocationComplete(eventArgs);

        }

        #endregion
    }

    [Serializable]
    public class MixinActivationException : Exception
    {
        public MixinActivationException() : base() { }
        public MixinActivationException(string message) : base(message) { }
        public MixinActivationException(string message, Exception e) : base(message, e) { }
    }
}

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A van apparently jumped onto a sidewalk Monday from a busy intersection in Toronto and struck a crowd of pedestrians and before it was found and the driver was taken into custody, Canadian police said.
The white van possibly struck eight to 10 people near Yonge Street and Finch Avenue just before 10:30 p.m., police said.
At least two people are reported to have been killed and many more injured after a van ploughed into pedestrians in Toronto, Canada.
Police Constable Jenifferjit Sidhu says authorities do not yet know the cause or reason for the collision.
A waiter at a nearby cafe says he saw several people injured, including a girl who he said appeared to be in serious condition.
No description was given of the driver, including name, age, gender or possible motive.
The United States and Europe have seen a string of deadly attacks in which vehicles were used to mow down pedestrians, including an October 31 attack in NY that killed eight.
The TTC has suspended Line 1 subway service between Sheppard and Finch stations and said there will be no shuttle bus service.
Yonge Street is large, divided boulevard at the point where the incident occurred, its centre meridian dotted with planter boxes and sculptures.
There was no noticeable change in security around the Intercontinental Hotel where the foreign ministers were about to gather for a group photograph.
"Our hearts go out to anyone affected", Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters.
Ahmed Abed al-Nafaa said helicopters were flying before the attack and when he reached the site, people were screaming "chlorine". The assault on eastern Ghouta began in February and ended in government victory on Saturday when rebels withdrew from the town.
Meanwhile, Keira Walsh was runner up in the Women's Young Player of the Year, with Ellie Roebuck in third place. He was voted as the division's best player in November, February and March.
From all those live-streaming and watching #Couchella to the live crowd at actual Coachella, everyone was S C R E A M I N G. After a long year of patiently waiting, it happened: The Beyhive was finally able to see their queen perform at Coachella.
Johnson fled the country after his conviction, but he agreed years later to return and serve a 10-month jail sentence. Activists and family members have long advocated for Johnson's posthumous pardon, as have USA officials like Sen.
Prosecutors said she required women she recruited to engage in sexual activity with Raniere, who paid Mack in return. The Latest on the actress charged with helping to recruit women into a cult-like organization.
Online shopping, which has affected all brick-and-mortar retailers by reducing mall traffic, hit Bon-Ton particularly hard. Bon-Ton had been working with a group of investors including two mall developers on a going-concern bid .
Khan added: "I want to give the United Kingdom fans some big fights and sell out arenas and stadiums". I'm a 147lb fighter. "I want to become a world champion this year or next year".
This means the Cavs will have homecourt advantage for this round, but likely won't should they progress further in the playoffs. The Cavaliers remade their roster at mid-season, bringing in Rodney Hood , Larry Nance Jr , Jordan Clarkson and George Hill .
Bush and Barbara Bush during the meeting. "She was fierce & feisty in support of her family & friends, her country & her causes". She knew everything about him the next morning. "I wish him well", she said. "Since I didn't waltz, we sat the dance out".
After Facetiming Kevin De Bruyne , who was out of the country with his family, Kompany roused a number of nearby team-mates and took them to the Railway.
The study shows that the parent body from which the meteorite came was a planetary embryo of a size between Mercury to Mars . Second, the flecks of diamonds inside the rocky meteorite were much larger than those often found in other space rocks.
Moreover, Fundx Group Inc Limited Liability Com has 0.16% invested in International Business Machines Corporation (NYSE: IBM ). Following the sale, the insider now directly owns 29,856 shares of the company's stock, valued at approximately $5,323,623.36.
That to me was the turning point of the game. "I guess it's just a nice milestone that me and my family will enjoy". If you had a chance to get him out, you'd play it as hard as you could, so I don't have any problem with that".
The only thing to note is that this week's challenges include the same "Taco Shops" task that turned out to be false last week. This lines up with the end of season 3 and could signal major changes to the map for Fortnite Season 4 .


This cumulative update includes all hotfixes and regulatory features that have been released for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013, including hotfixes and regulatory features that were released in previous cumulative updates.
This cumulative update replaces previously released cumulative updates. You should always install the latest cumulative update.
It may be necessary to update your license after implementing this hotfix to gain access to new objects included in this or a previous cumulative update (this only applies to customer licenses).
Cumulative updates are intended for new and existing customers who are running Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013.
This update is available for manual download and installation from the Microsoft Download Center.
You must have Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 installed to apply this hotfix.
See how to install a Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 cumulative update .
Dynamics NAV 2013 and Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 are reaching the end of mainstream support on January 9, 2018. Microsoft recommends customers using this version to upgrade to a newer version of Dynamics NAV in order to ensure supportability.
Products Transitioning from Mainstream to Extended Support: These products are moving from Mainstream Support into Extended Support over the next year. Extended Support lasts for a minimum of 5 years and includes security updates at no cost, and paid non-security updates and support. Additionally, Microsoft will not accept requests for design changes or new features during the Extended Support phase.
Most of the contents you find in this blog will be either inherited from MSDN or Navision Developer IT Pro Help. Some places images are also directly taken from these sites. Purpose is simple to try those stuffs and re-produce adding few things as per my understanding to make easy understanding for others and quick reference.
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Hope stuffs used here will not violate any copyright agreement with them. In case by mistake or in-intestinally it happens and the Microsoft feels these should not be used Microsoft have full right to inform me about same and will be glad to take down any such content which may be violating the norms.
Purpose is to promote Navision and share with community.


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A Quiet Sunday Disturbed
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'Looks like a driving lesson gone bad,' said a fire battalion chief at the scene after a black Acura had crashed into a corner support for a sidewalk construction shed at the corner of Pierrepont and Willow Streets late Sunday afternoon. At top, an emergency worker carries a chock to help stabilize the tilted shed. An eyewitness remarked that a total of seven Fire Department vehicles initially responded to the incident, plus an ambulance and police cars. Office of Emergency Management (OEM) personnel also responded. A young man had apparently been teaching his female companion how to drive, when control was lost. No one was hurt. As a police officer interviewed the man and checked his insurance credentials, the petite young woman, perhaps not yet out of her teens, stood looking dazed. By two hours later, as Ladder Company 118 from Middagh Street stood by, workers were already dismantling the damaged section of the shed (pictured below).
https://brooklyneagle.com/articles/2012/03/28/a-quiet-sunday-disturbed/

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Dreams of Final fantasy is something we'll call an Role playing club. We'll vote on which Final Fantasy we play and each claim characters, pretty simple, ya?
So far, all thats up is this front page, so... keep checking... I might get a little bit less lazy and put more up... v_v; who knows.
Current: Looking for members and GM's.


Surveys conducted across the US show that the majority of Americans, including senior citizens old enough to remember the US entry into World War II, regard the September, 11, 2001 drama as exceeding in historical importance the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack. Speaking of the latter, these days it is an open secret that the US Administration was aware of the coming Japanese offensive and, instead of taking adequate measures beforehand, knowingly sacrificed around 1,500 lives to have the country drawn into a war as planned in Washington. US Secretary of War Henry Stimson rote in his diary following the November 25, 1941 government meeting: "The question was how we should maneuver them [the Japanese] into the position of firing the first shot without allowing too much danger to ourselves. It was a difficult proposition".
A decade since the September 11 tragedy, a series of questions remain unanswered. Attempts to solve the conundrum were made by former German government minister Andreas von Bülow, US intellectual prose author Gore Vidal, French journalist Thierry Meyssan who wrote "9/11: The Big Lie" and many others, and all of them reject the storyline popped by the US Administration… Gore Vidal said in a February 23, 2003 interview to Journalist Kenneth Hubbard published in Spain's La Vanguardia that the US media were concealing from the audience a part of the truth and, among other things, told that a connection might have existed between the CIA, the Pakistani intelligence service, and one of the September 11 perpetrators. Gore Vidal and others marshal an impressive array of facts that were impossible to overlook but were never explained away by the official investigation.
First, it is unclear how groups of 3-4 people armed with utility knives were able to hijack airplanes with so many passengers and staff on board. Even if it could happen once that the pilots capitulated momentarily before sending out an alarm signal and the terrorists managed to momentarily switch off the transcoder, the same occurring in all of the hijacked planes is too unlikely a coincidence. It should be further taken into account that the US — as the USSR in its glory days — operates a surveillance system covering its entire territory, and the information is supplied continuously to the National Security Agency which is clearly immune to hacker attacks.
The reports that 10 or even 14 planes were seized sound even more suspicious. Anyhow, the hijacked planes were in the air for 40-60 minutes after the plot began to unfold, and over the time reports that something extreme was going on had to reach the US President. An explanation why they did not is still missing, but answers to the questions listed below could help to fill in the gap.
How could the planes suddenly turn invisible to civilian Air traffic controllers and military radars? Even if they did, the services had to react to their not being on the trajectories they were supposed to be on. Why were the information in the black boxes meant to survive any type of disaster and the recordings of the pilots' conversations completely illegible? Curiously, the passport of a terrorist who allegedly flew the plane was found unharmed.
Who was picturing the upper parts of the northern tower of the World Trade Center before and at the moment when Boeing 767 of the American Airlines slammed into it? How did several uncorrelated cameras in New York city happen to be focused on the collision spot? Why did the US Administration and personally President Bush take to preaching around the world right on September 11 that the attack could be traced back to Al Qaeda, with a probe just waiting to be opened?
Why neither of the alleged terrorists was on the planes' boarding lists? Why was it that they left so many footsteps behind while preparing for an attack? They paid bills with real credit cards, registered under real names at the pilots' school, and, on the last day, had their farewell letters on them, mailing the envelopes to a wrong address so that the FBI was able to intercept the stuff. Isn't it odd that the terrorists' car was quickly located on the airport parking lot where thousands of vehicles were anchored? In a blockbuster style, the findings included Arab-language copies of The Quran, Boeing manuals, and – to erase any doubts that the nominees were indeed those responsible – personal videos showing how they exercise at the pilots' school.
For some reason, the US Administration declined the assistance offers from Russia's ministry for emergencies, other countries' similar institutions, and individuals. Why didn't the constituency and the US Congress representing them demand the displacement of the chiefs of agencies in charge of the national security? Why was it that Gen. Ralph Eberhart who, on the day of the attack, supervised the US airspace control was promoted rather than reprimanded? Why were the CIA director allowed to retain his post and "the company" – given a 42% budget boost? Why did the US defense budget which had been shrinking since the collapse of the USSR start to climb after the September 11 attack to currently attain the $396b mark? For comparison, the defense spendings of Russia, China, Great Britain, Japan, Germany, France, Italy, India, Spain, etc. altogether weight $382b.
Even if bin Laden or other leaders of Muslim groups branded terrorist hoped to really hurt the US, logically, they would have ordered the strikes a couple of weeks later when the US Congress was to convene, with the US President, key Administration members, and intelligence community heads attending. A blow on the Congress building at the time would have thrown the US into deep chaos, while what the terrorists actually achieved was essentially limited to a psychological shock.
How could the twin towers, on which 500,000 tons of top-quality concrete had been spent, implode so miserably? Where did the energy which ground up the material and sustained the temperature of 3,000C – higher than in a volcano – come from? What could keep burning on the disaster site till December 19 and why extinguishing the fire, despite the firefighters' continuous work, proved so difficult?
Quite a few US and European watchers alike hold that the twin towers collapsed due to being blown up from within, not as a result of being hit by the planes. As stated in the "Loose Change 9/11" documentary, US experts who, on September 11, 2009, supplied to the US Congress a report of their independent inquiry maintained that the twin towers were loaded with explosives. The group, moreover, hinted at the US government's complicity. "FBI Blows America", asserted a group of dozens of US construction engineers and architects. Besides, their point was that much later there had to be the same causes behind the implosion of the 47-floor Salomon Brothers building located nearby. The skyscraper did not come under a terrorist attack but still turned into ruins 8 hours after the World Trade Center. All the people from the Salomon Brothers premises had been evacuated by the time, but, on the other hand, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, preoccupied with the twin towers, provided no clues about what might have triggered this part of the disaster. French commentator Thierry Meyssan believes that transmitters were installed in the Salomon Brothers building to guide the hijacked planes and, accordingly, that it was destroyed to get rid of the implicating evidence.
In my view, the economic repercussions of the September 11 tragedy should be taken into account along with the fact that it gave the US a license for military campaigns worldwide, if we are to disclose the drivers behind the epic development. The suspension of stock-market transactions in New York and elsewhere in the US presented Washington with an opportunity to subject to an overhaul the financial and securities markets and to redirect the evolution of the brewing economic crisis. It is worth noting in the context that, after years of exerting pressure on a number of national economies and ignoring continuous criticisms over the corrosive impact of its policies, by September 2011 the IMF managed to shove most of them to the brink of big troubles. Downward trends – with assets shedding 10-20% of their values – persisted across most stock markets for some 30 days in a row in the run-up to the September 11 attack, and the problem confronting the US economy could not be written off as a fleeting recession. The situation was best described as a structural crisis manifest in a frightening gap between the real and financial sectors correspondingly measuring 15% and 85% of the US GDP, with the available goods and services capable to absorb only 4-6% of the total US dollar mass. The US currency owed the remaining nominal value to its global status but, again, the amount was mostly balanced by various derivatives. The bubble was expected to go bust, likely in September, 2011, and it took a war-like shock to put the slide on hold. The World Trade Center demolition accomplished more than that – it served to unlock the potential for an unprecedented dollar emission which reinforced the US currency vs. the rising Euro. US Federal Reserve President A. Greenspan voiced a timely reaction when he promised adequate currency volumes to the banks worldwide, ostensibly to soften the consequences of the terrorist attack.
Moreover, the day after the attack the pledge was upheld by the trio comprising the US Federal Reserve, Europe's Central Bank, and the Bank of Japan. The US financial authorities lifted restrictions on the types of players in short-time financial deals and set up a commission run jointly by the Department of Treasury and the CIA to monitor the market. As a result, the switching of the global economy to the emergency mode and to the anticipation of a large-scale war helped reinstate the US dollar, and the game of terrorist attacks and retaliation strikes began to recur worldwide.


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Le mont Silverthrone (, le « trône d'argent ») est un dôme de lave érodé situé en Colombie-Britannique, dans le Sud-Ouest du Canada. Il culmine à  d'altitude, dans les chaînons du Pacifique et dans l'arc volcanique des Cascades. Il a été nommé puis gravi pour la première fois par Don Munday, accompagné de sa femme Phyllis, de H. Hall et de Hans Fuhrer en 1936.

Toponymie
Le nom Silverthrone, littéralement « trône d'argent » en anglais, provient d'une description de son apparence. Probablement baptisé ainsi par Don Munday, il a été officiellement adopté le . L'alpiniste l'a également surnommé la « maison des neiges ».

Géographie
Le mont Silverthrone est situé au Sud-Ouest du Canada, à la limite des districts régionaux de Central Coast et Mount Waddington de la province de Colombie-Britannique. Il se trouve à  au nord-ouest de Vancouver. Le sommet s'élève à  d'altitude dans les chaînons du Pacifique de la chaîne Côtière. Avec une hauteur de culminance d'environ , il est le plus haut de tous les volcans de la région. Il constitue le rebord le plus élevé de la caldeira érodée du même nom, qui fait à la fois partie des ceintures volcaniques de Garibaldi et Pemberton, dans l'arc volcanique des Cascades. Sa dernière éruption a eu lieu au cours de l'Holocène mais n'est pas datée avec précision. Le mont Silverthrone est un ancien dôme de lave probablement constitué de rhyolite, dacite et andésite.

Fortement enneigé, il alimente le champ de glace Ha-Iltzuk qui s'étend à l'est et constitue le plus vaste système glaciaire de la chaîne Côtière au sud de l'Alaska Panhandle.

Histoire
La découverte du sommet est officialisée en 1933 dans le Canadian Alpine Journal. La première ascension est l'œuvre du couple d'alpinistes Don et Phyllis Munday, accompagnés de H. Hall et Hans Fuhrer, en 1936, par le  sur le versant nord-est.

Ascension
L'accès à la montagne se fait généralement par les airs depuis Tatla Lake avec une dépose sur le champ de glace Ha-Iltzuk. Il est aussi possible d'approcher la montagne à skis par le camp d'Owikeno Lake à l'ouest ou depuis la baie Knight. Peu de voies techniques ont été ouvertes au mont Silverthrone.

Références

Annexes

Articles connexes
 Géographie du Canada
 Arc volcanique des Cascades

Liens externes

  Catalogue des volcans Canadiens - Caldeira Silverthrone, Ressources naturelles Canada

Volcan en Colombie-Britannique
Volcan sous-glaciaire
Dôme de lave
Sommet en Colombie-Britannique
Arc volcanique des Cascades

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Q: $x=p^{k/5}+p^{l/5}+p^{m/5}+p^{n/5}$ is a root of a quintic equation for any $p \in \mathbb{Q}$ and $k,l,m,n \in \mathbb{Z}$? I first derived a special case of $k=1,~l=2,~n=3,~m=4$:
$$x=p^{1/5}+p^{2/5}+p^{3/5}+p^{4/5}$$
$$x^5-10 p x^3-10p(p+1)x^2-5p(p^2+p+1)x-p(p^3 + p^2 + p + 1)=0$$
More general case works (even though it gives much longer formulas for coefficients):
$$x=ap^{1/5}+bp^{2/5}+cp^{3/5}+dp^{4/5},~~~~a,b,c,d,p \in \mathbb{Q} $$
But after encountering some other cases, I checked with Mathematica (MinimalPolynomial) and found that much more general case also leads to quintic polynomials:

$$x=ap^{k/5}+bp^{l/5}+cp^{m/5}+dp^{n/5} \tag{1}$$

For any $k,l,m,n \in \mathbb{Z}$ - including negative exponents.
I can probably derive the polynomials for any particular combination of exponents, and I can't hope for a general formula.

But can we prove that the numbers defined by $(1)$ are always roots of some quintic (degree $5$) polynomial with rational coefficients?

As a random example, we have:
$$x=13^{-11/5} - 3 \cdot 13^{-13/5} + 2 \cdot 13^{3/5} - 7 \cdot 13^{19/5}=-119687.54649388942204$$
Which is a root of:
$$302875106592253 x^5+53764811821110 x^3+98398475724403213219380 x^2+ \\ +24203484201970417908238969616010 x +7441789985038797830837836893979741390939$$

A: We prove the following slightly more general statement:

For $a,b,c,d,e\in\mathbb Q$, if $x=ap^{1/5}+bp^{2/5}+cp^{3/5}+dp^{4/5}+e$, then $x$ has a minimal polynomial of degree at most $5$.

(By moving powers of $p$ into/out of the coefficient, we can restrict the exponents $k,l,m,n$ to the set $\{0,1,2,3,4\}$.)
Consider the vector space $V$ with basis $\{1,p^{1/5},p^{2/5},p^{3/5},p^{4/5}\}$ over $\mathbb Q$. Then each element of $S = \{1,x,x^2,x^3,x^4,x^5\}$ can be interpreted as a vector in $V$. Since $V$ is a vector space of dimension $5$, set $S$ cannot be linearly independent--thus some linear combination of these vectors must equal $0$. This gives us a corresponding polynomial of degree at most $5$.

A: Characteristic polinomial of matrix:
$$\begin{pmatrix}a & gm & dm & cm & bm\\
b & a & gm & dm & cm\\
c & b & a & gm & dm\\
d & c & b & a & gm\\
g & d & c & b & a\end{pmatrix}$$
has a root:
$$x=g\,{{m}^{4/5}}+d\,{{m}^{3/5}}+c\,{{m}^{2/5}}+b\,{{m}^{1/5}}+a$$

A: It becomes easier to understand if we embed the original expression in an appropriate group of five:
1)  $ap^{1/5}+bp^{2/5}+cp^{3/5}+dp^{4/5}$
2)$a\omega p^{1/5}+b\omega^2p^{2/5}+c\omega^3p^{3/5}+d\omega^4p^{4/5}$
3)$a\omega^2p^{1/5}+b\omega^4p^{2/5}+c\omega p^{3/5}+d\omega^3p^{4/5}$
4)$a\omega^3p^{1/5}+b\omega p^{2/5}+c\omega^4p^{3/5}+d\omega^2p^{4/5}$
5)$a\omega^4p^{1/5}+b\omega^3p^{2/5}+c\omega^2p^{3/5}+d\omega p^{4/5}$
Here $\omega$ is one of the non-real fifth roots of unity (all four choices work equally well).   We take the usual sum-product cominatoons of these roots to get their polynomial, and all the terms containing $\omega$ are killed by the relationships
$1+\omega+\omega^2+\omega^3+\omega^4=0$
$\omega^5=1$
We are then left with only rational coefficients, and there we are.

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Health Debate Resumes with WH Meet
By Patrick O'Connor	• Published at 8:30 pm on January 4, 2010
NBC 5
The health care debate resumes in earnest on Tuesday after more than a week of quiet following Senate passage of its landmark bill on Christmas Eve.
The four relevant House chairmen will meet with Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her leadership team at 1 o'clock in the speaker's Capitol office to start setting the parameters for negotiations with the Senate.
Then, Pelosi and House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Nev.) will head to the White House for an early-evening meeting with President Barack Obama to discuss the final bill, according to Democratic officials. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and party Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) will participate in the meeting via conference call because neither has returned to Washington from the holiday break.
House negotiators have their work cut out for them because Reid – and his wavering moderates – will be reluctant to make any changes that would upset the fragile accords that paved the way for last month's historic, hard-fought, party-line vote to approve the Senate bill. This spells trouble for the public option, but there are plenty of other substantive differences between the two bills that could give House leaders a foothold to make other changes.
Democrats in the House are expected to push for increased subsidies for the lowest-income Americans who don't qualify for Medicaid. On the eve of the Senate vote, Democratic aides in the House also suggested they would push for a blend of new taxes to help pay for the subsidies and new programs created by the bill. That could include a tax on high-end insurance plans at a higher threshold organized labor could accept along with a tax on the wealthiest Americans.
But House aides acknowledge they don't have much room to maneuver. For starters, congressional negotiators need to keep the final 10-year price tag below $900 billion, forcing Democrats to pick priorities, since the House bill costs more than $1 trillion compared with a Senate measure that would cost an estimated $871 billion over the next decade.
House leaders also want the Senate to adopt a national insurance exchange, instead of the state-by-state exchanges established under the Senate bill, and add tougher mandates for employers and individuals. And, of course, Democrats get another chance to spar over the public option, coverage for abortion and whether illegal immigrants can purchase insurance through the exchanges.
Other issues are sure to pop up. For example, Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) wants to squeeze more money from drugmakers by reimbursing them at a lower rate for seniors who qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid, and a pair of senators is pushing to include more money for the state-run Children's Health Insurance Program, while the House bill would fold it into the new exchange program.
Congressional Democrats are embarking on an abbreviated negotiation to save Reid the hassle of overcoming more procedural hurdles, but that means the resulting negotiations will be held behind closed-doors as the various stakeholders push for final changes. Liberal Democrats in the House have taken exception with the revised process, but most aides argue a drawn-out conference negotiation would give Senate Republicans too many opportunities to derail the process.
The White House is expected to take a very active role in melding the two bills after keeping quiet publicly during negotiations in the House and Senate. Obama's top aides took a much more hands-on role crafting the Senate bill, so it includes administration priorities that the House bill lacks, like the tax on high-end health care plans and language giving an outside panel the authority to increase efficiency and advocate cost-containment under Medicare.
They also want to make sure congressional negotiators wrap up work as quickly as possible so the administration and its congressional allies can turn their attention to the economy and job creation. That means bartering with lawmakers on other issues. According to TalkingPointsMemo, the Congressional Hispanic Caucus might relent in their push to let undocumented immigrants buy insurance on the exchange if the president pushes a comprehensive overhaul of the country's immigration laws – one that grants immigrants who seek a path to citizenship the right to purchase this insurance.
During the Tuesday session, the speaker is expected to set loose parameters for the abbreviated conference negotiations with the four chairmen with jurisdiction over the final legislation, Waxman, Education and Labor Chairman George Miller (D-Calif.), Rules Chairwoman Louise Slaugher (D-N.Y.) and Ways and Means Chairman Charlie Rangel (D-N.Y.).
Democrats are also scheduled to hold a caucus meeting on Thursday at noon in the Capitol. But since few lawmakers are expected to be in town to attend, party leaders are setting up a conference call that will give every member a chance to participate in the dialogue and hear how the process will work. Aides suggested Pelosi might even walk her members through some of her early priorities for the final bill. The speaker also wants to hear from her members frequently as the process moves along.
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Kate Murray and Jason Fults: Divide and conquer works on 'Santa Fe family'
By Kate Murray and Jason FultsSpecial to The Sun
As reported in The Sun on Sept. 20, the recent election among Santa Fe adjunct faculty about whether to form a union was a resounding defeat for the union. The Sun also reported that the Santa Fe administration hired an anti-union law firm, and that the administration insisted that health science and public safety professionals who teach part time be included in the list of adjuncts. There is more to this story.
Although the Faculty Senate formally requested otherwise, the administration waged a full-throated campaign to beat back the union drive, employing fear tactics and misinformation. Most glaring are the cases of health sciences and public safety. The Service Employees International Union argued that these faculty should not be included in the bargaining unit, as their pay packages and working conditions differ significantly from the college's other adjuncts. Many if not most of those adjuncts work full-time jobs elsewhere and already have access to union representation and/or livable wages and benefits.
Adjuncts in the health sciences reported being told that an adjunct union might affect their critical need stipends and that if the union was approved, the college would be forced to level the playing field and health-care adjuncts would take a hit. This misinformation failed to note that critical need stipends have never been affected nor under discussion from any of the six colleges/universities where adjunct faculty are represented by SEIU.
As first responders, law enforcement adjuncts have their addresses protected from public records requests. As such, almost all criminal justice adjuncts' ballots were delivered to them at work. In the weeks leading up to the election, law enforcement adjuncts received a 24% raise from the college. They were informed of this raise in an Aug. 20 email from Human Resources Director Lela Frye that also encouraged them to vote "no" for the union.
In the days preceding the union ballots' arrival, the college held a beginning-of-the-semester meeting with criminal justice adjuncts where the college's position on the adjunct union was again made clear. Most of the ballots for the union election were delivered to the individuals following this departmental meeting, at their workplace.
The administration's anti-union appeals repeatedly called on adjunct faculty to participate in "shared governance," failing to acknowledge that adjunct faculty are very unevenly represented in the College Senate. Even when the Senate's Salary and Benefits Committee has made recommendations that would benefit part-time instructors, those recommendations have too often been ignored.
Instead, adjunct faculty wages continue to lose ground and they remain without most of the benefits enjoyed by our full-time faculty, including health care, sick leave and retirement benefits. As we have attempted to remind the college from the beginning of this campaign, teacher working conditions are student learning conditions. Does it benefit our students to have instructors behind on their bills, stressed out about their lack of health care, and unable to take time off from work in the event of sickness or a death in the family?
In these circumstances, the often-repeated trope that "we are all the Santa Fe family" rankles. That is, of course, the very definition of patronizing. If this is a family, adjunct faculty in fields like English, math, basic science and the arts must be poor relations.
All working people — whether education, construction, retail, public safety or service workers — deserve a living wage and benefits and to be treated with respect in the workplace. And employers, especially those funded by taxpayer dollars, have a responsibility to utilize their funds to the benefit of their workforce and clients, not on administrative largesse and efforts to repress their employees' rights.
We will keep working to help Santa Fe students develop as thinking, self-aware, expressive human beings, as citizens who among other things can earn a decent living doing honest, skilled work. We will keep working on teaching them a regard for history, ethics and the long term well-being of our nation and our planet. And we will keep working together for dignity and equity for Santa Fe's most precarious instructional workforce.
Kate Murray is an adjunct instructor in Santa Fe's visual arts department. Jason Fults is a part-time employee at Santa Fe and represents part-time staff and adjunct faculty on the college's Senate.


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Marcus Furius Crassipes († nach 173 v. Chr.) war ein im späten 3. und frühen 2. Jahrhundert v. Chr. lebender Politiker der römischen Republik. Er amtierte 187 v. Chr. und 173 v. Chr. als Prätor.

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Marcus Furius Crassipes entstammte dem altrömischen Patriziergeschlecht der Furier. Er ist vielleicht mit jenem vom römischen Geschichtsschreiber Titus Livius erwähnten Gesandten Marcus Furius identisch, der von Marcus Aurelius 201 v. Chr. aus Makedonien zum Senat geschickt wurde. Ferner könnte er mit jenem Marcus Furius identisch sein, der 200 v. Chr. als Legat des Prätors Lucius Furius Purpureo in der Provinz Gallia cisalpina diente, sowie mit jenem Militärtribun, der in der Vaterstadt seines Geschlechts, Tusculum, dem Mars und der Fortuna Weihgeschenke stiftete.

Ab 194 v. Chr. gehörte Crassipes drei Jahre lang einem dreiköpfigen Gremium zur Gründung einer Kolonie (Triumvir coloniae deducendae) bei den Bruttiern an. In dieser Eigenschaft legte er 192 v. Chr. auf dem Gebiet der süditalienischen Stadt Vibo Valentia eine aus 3700 Infanteristen und 300 Reitern bestehende latinische Kolonie an. 187 v. Chr. wurde er zum Prätor der Provinz Gallia cisalpina ernannt und entwaffnete, um sich einen Vorwand für einen Krieg zu verschaffen, grundlos den Volksstamm der Cenomanen. Diese führten daraufhin vor dem Senat Klage gegen ihn, die als berechtigt anerkannt wurde. Der Konsul Marcus Aemilius Lepidus ordnete daraufhin an, dass Crassipes den Cenomanen ihre Waffen wieder auszuliefern, die Provinz zu verlassen und eine Geldstrafe zu zahlen hatte. Möglicherweise war Crassipes aufgrund seines widerrechtlichen Vorgehens gegen die Cenomanen einer jener drei Männer, die später (179 v. Chr.) von Marcus Aemilius Lepidus – als dieser als Zensor fungierte – aus dem Senat ausgeschlossen wurden. Dies würde jedenfalls erklären, warum er 173 v. Chr. erneut als Prätor amtierte, wobei er als Provinz Sizilien erhielt, und nicht das höchste Staatsamt, das Konsulat, erreichte.

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Crassipes, Marcus Furius
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Geboren im 3. Jahrhundert v. Chr.
Gestorben im 2. Jahrhundert v. Chr.
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A Dancer's Second Act
Nancy Joseph
July 2013Perspectives Newsletter
It only took a second. A lift gone wrong in a dance rehearsal. When Anna Zemke fell from that lift, shattering multiple bones in her foot, her future was forever altered. She just didn't know it yet.
Zemke (BA, Dance, Biochemistry, 2013) was in her second year at a prestigious East Coast dance conservatory when she injured her foot. It would take another year for her to give up one dream and pursue another, this time at the University of Washington. Before graduating from the UW in June, she was named 2013 A&S Dean's Medalist in the Arts.
"I will always miss dancing at the leveI I was at before the injury," says Anna Zemke, "but I'm lucky in all that I still can do in dance." Media credit: Isaiah Brookshire
"When that injury happened, I kept repeating to the paramedics and the dance teacher that I wanted to be a dancer," recalls Zemke. "I didn't know how bad it was. I had multiple fractures and all five metatarsals were dislocated. My x-rays
looked like someone had stomped on my foot."
After surgery, Zemke finished out the semester at the conservatory (minus any dancing), then took a leave of absence and returned to her home in Seattle. Between physical therapy sessions, she took courses at the UW in calculus, political science, and chemistry—the latter being a favorite subject in high school. "I was still using crutches at the start of the quarter," she recalls. "I was lucky that all the classes were around the fountain. I never would have made it across campus."
As Zemke continued to heal, her quarter at the UW turned into a full year. Along with physics and math courses, she enrolled in dance classes, taking care to protect her still-fragile foot. "Everyone was really supportive and understanding," she says of her UW dance instructors. "I felt like they were looking out for me." This was in stark contrast to the environment at the dance conservatory, where while faculty were still supportive, dancers would hide injuries to remain competitive.
Yet Zemke was still set on returning to the conservatory. She did so the following fall, and quickly discovered that it was not meant to be. "The focus there is strong, athletic dance," she explains. "That wasn't going to be my strong point anymore. I felt I could improve on the performance aspect, but I needed to be in an environment that allowed me flexibility to modify classical technique." She officially transferred to the UW and rethought her career plans. "I finally accepted that dance was not going to be my main focus for a career. Dance was going to be for pleasure."
In the past, Zemke had imagined medicine as a possible second career, after she retired from dance. Now she worked toward finishing the prerequisites required for medical school, ranking at the top of the class in courses ranging from electromagnetism to anatomy. She also spent a summer in India, shadowing medical professionals through a study abroad program that focused on public health and community medicine in urban and rural settings. She has since shadowed primary care doctors in Seattle as well—a requirement for medical school. Both shadowing experiences have strengthened her interest in medicine.
Anna Zemke. Media credit: Isaiah Brookshire
"I like the patient interaction and the problem-solving aspect of it," says Zemke. "It combines counseling and science and elements of physical therapy. Every person you see is different and expresses their concerns
differently."
Zemke has completed degrees in biochemistry and dance, with plans to apply to medical school next year. She hopes to combine her interests, possibly specializing in dance medicine—a field that is not yet well recognized. "I know so much about dancers and about the body already," she says. "And with my injury, I understand what it means to tell a dancer how their injury will affect their life."
R. Daryl Pedigo, principal lecturer in physics, has no doubt that Zemke will accomplish her goals. Impressed by Zemke's "indefatigable spirit, resilience, and boundlessly positive attitude toward life and her fellow human beings," Pedigo anticipates great things from his former student."My guess is that within a decade or so she will bring the field of dance medicine, which is now not even a recognized specialty, into the celebrated status of sports medicine," says Pedigo. "She has that kind of persistence and talent."
Thinking back on the split second when her life changed, Zemke chooses to see the glass as half full. "I will always miss dancing at the leveI I was at before the injury," she says, "but I'm lucky in all that I still can do in dance. I can't do certain jumps or turns, but I've been able to figure out modifications so that people who don't know I injured my foot can't even tell. The faculty has been totally supportive of these adaptations. I've had the chance to perform solos on the large stage at Meany Hall and to choreograph in the Dance Majors Concert. I'm proud of what I've done, and I've gained so much confidence at the UW. Looking back at what's happened, I have no regrets."


Horsepower from a Case JXU105 tractor and a really big rotavator saved huge amounts of time at our allotment, which will enable the team to start work on pathways and other projects before the winter sets in.
Below: mum and daughter check their green credentials, and meet some of the team.
...but Daisy's not bothered about where the first fruit tree to be planted on the site goes.
She'd rather hear about the characters in her book than watch mum and dad place the Conference pear (right).
The first of the narcissus bulbs are showing their bright yellow sign that Spring has arrived (below).
The covers go on (left), not because rain stopped play rain, more to help control the weeds still being cleared from the site.


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Hem » Vinyl & Tapes » Tape Archive » Avskum -S/T (1982)
Avskum -S/T (1982)
August 21:th 2013 – Värmland d-beat
Avskum – S/T
Not on label – - 1984 – Cassette
♬ Face A MP3 320 kbps
New rips from Nakamichi CE-4E Dec 30 2014
Avskum introduced d-beat to Kristinehamn, Sweden. They were quite early too. This demo is from 1982. Punktjafs has been collected some material from the early years of the city. It has has partly been used for the article. One of the first bands were Skäms which made an awesome punk EP. That in combination with a Sex Pistols gig made the local scene to explode.
Stefan "Pyri" Tyresten from Adrian Cuba wanted to play "Råpunk" and a band was formed. Pyri on drums, Gunnar Larsson on vox, Håkan Tyresten on guitar and Fredrik "Nisse" Nilsson on bass. It has been sad that Håkan was supposed to sing but when Gunnar heard him we thought it was so bad that he decided to join the band. 1982 – The city was not ready for the band. In zines from the time (Morbid issue 1) we can read: "They played 8 songs in 15 minutes. They said they were inspired by Discharge, but Discharge is a bunch of pussies compared to Avskum".. I believe Magnus Jansson tried to interview them for the zine "Silvias Ovänner issue 1" but just got strange statements like: Gunnar: My inspiration ended a year ago and since that I have not been able to write any songs. Pyri: We were supposed to play in Skövde … but I could just not do it. I had been wanking too much. I had to stay to the whole day to rest. I could not even get out of my bed as I had pain in my arm. You know – One cannot play with a damaged arm. But it was nice.
I believe they band was connected in some way to Slaskfittorna . I know that Stefan Carlén was singing in that band. Arabens Anus was also from Kristinehamn by the way.
There is an article in the local newspaper (Värmlands Folkblad) by Martin Olsson (published 2011-09-16 12:00) for more into on the Kristinehamn punk scene. It's also said that Bengt Löfgren will make a documentary on the Kristinehamn punk scene.
The band used to have web-page www.avskum.com but that one does not seem to work anymore. 1984 they put out the self-released EP Crucified by the System where the misspelled Crusified. 500 copies, recorded at Rosa Studion. The band played up to 1988. The later due to: quote; the result of the search for a "new musical direction" was so horrible that we decided to give it all up. end quote. In 1995 they did their first re-union and is now larger than ever. Check out their Facebook page for tours records and other stuff.
Check the images below for song titles etc, just click on the images below to expand them to higher resolution. There are some quality issues with this tape, I guess from age and bad storage. Face AA is silent. It was later released on Prank records in 2009.
avskumfan 5 January 2015 kl. 11:22
they also put this on a tape"greatest hits vol 001"with extra demos and a live b-side. tape is from about 1984 and came from hakan


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Doris Lessing's blogger bashing
Doris Lessing has a pop at the world wide web, Stephen Fry does panto and the Beijing Eunuch Museum
By Ben Coren
Oh, the irony. Just weeks after this blog praised Doris Lessing for her strong web presence, she's gone and slated the internet in her Noble Prize acceptance speech. She argued that the net "has seduced a whole generation with its inanities so that even quite reasonable people will confess that, once they are hooked, it is hard to cut free, and they may find a whole day has passed in blogging etc."
Cue much uncomfortable shuffling at NS Arts Blog HQ. But, Lessing's comments, which seem to view blogging as an activity roughly akin to opium addiction, are part of a broader debate that's been going on all year.
On the one hand, at the end of 2006 Time Magazine celebrated the arrival of the interactive age by whacking a reflective(ish) panel on their cover and naming "you" (yes, that means you) as their Person of the Year, and Salman Rushdie has also been making complimentary noises about the growth of new media. Conversely, the rise of user-generated content was lambasted by Andrew Keen in his book "The Cult of the Amateur" (which he somewhat ironically blogs about here), and Jeremy Paxman announced that Newsnight was open to viewer submissions in a tone which made it sound like you'd have to be an incorrigible moron to take him up on the offer. So is the blogging community usefully democratising the media or just offering so much ill-informed blather?
At the risk of being accused of vested interests, surely "user-generated" content on the net is diverse and interesting enough to resist any glib generalisations or totalising theories. Moreover, on the literary side of things, the internet has the capacity to make great writing more readily accessible then ever before. Even if some of us spend more time on sites like this than browsing the complete works of Shakespeare, you can now, provided you have web access, view both from anywhere in the world.
During a meal at one of London's finest restaurants, I put my life in mortal danger
Francesca Stavrakopoulou Q&A: "In my field, people often talk about doom"
Book of the Day
What does Rick Rubin actually do?
It might also be worth noting that you get many more hits Googling "Doris Lessing" than you do Googling "inanities" but, of course, that's a fairly inane point in itself.
A handy blog directory
An article on Google's plans to digitise 32 million books
Online alternative news sources from around the world
Christmas Arts Round-Up
Christmas is coming, the geese are getting fat, the billboards are crammed with tinselly exhortations to prop up the flagging economy in a frenzy of consumerist excess and, of course, the theatres are wheeling out their big festive shows.
Stephen Fry's "Cinderella" leads a crowded, star-studded field of pantomimes, while writer-director Anthony Neilson offers an alternative Christmas show with his "Gods In Ruins". Our bumper Christmas issue includes all the tips you need on the best theatre to catch this yuletide.
However, if you're a crotchety Scrooge looking to rise above the seasonal cheer, the Guardian was keeping things intellectual with a Freudian reading of Jack and the Beanstalk and Wired offered a decidedly sarcastic list of "10 Christmas Movies You'll Never See."
Meanwhile, a series of outdoor light installations reflecting the lives of families living on an estate in Oxford promises to be one of the most interesting displays of festive art on offer.
Of Pogues and Eunuchs
In other news this week, Lily Allen was announced as one of the judges for the Orange Prize, Orson Wells' Citizen Kane Oscar failed to sell at auction and 37 African musicians have recorded a UN sponsored record to boost awareness of HIV/AIDS across the continent.
Meanwhile, the Russian government instructed the British Council to close its two offices outside Moscow (you can read our take on a BC sponsored project in the country here) and the erstwhile Pogues musician and NS diarist Jem Finer won the British Composer Awards 2007 with his "Score for a Hole in the Ground", an acclaimed installation paid for by the PRS New Music Award.
Happily, the Beijing Eunuch Museum looks set to reopen in time for the 2008 Olympics, but there was bad news for the Museum of Ethnology in Hamburg as they discovered that the terracotta warriors they have been exhibiting are apparently faked.
Equally bizarrely the British Press picked up on the story of Barry Cox, a Merseyside shelf-stacker turned Chinese Pop Sensation. There's hope for us all…even the bloggers.
Ben Coren
The year of the spat
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HomeWorldAmbassador signs donation pact for Philippine studies program of Thammasat University
Ambassador signs donation pact for Philippine studies program of Thammasat University
BANGKOK—Ambassador Millicent Cruz Paredes and Dr. Passapong Sripicharn, who is the dean of Thailand's Thammasat University's Faculty of Liberal Arts, signed the donation agreement on October 20 for the implementation of the "Philippine Studies" program in the educational institution.
The program is focused on activities that enhance people-to-people relations between the Philippines and Thailand—including academic exchanges, a lecture series, research grants, enhancement of the Filipiniana collection, and other projects related to Filipino history, cultures, and society.
Paredes congratulated Thammasat University for being an instrument in strengthening Philippine-Thailand ties. She likewise lauded the higher education institution for accepting the task of implementing the said program, and providing the opportunity for Thai students and faculty to learn, experience and appreciate Philippine history, language, and culture.
The ambassador also acknowledged Senator Loren Legarda, whose congressional initiative made the conduct of the studies on the Philippines possible.
The signing ceremony was witnessed by Vice Consul Susan Phoebe R. Sabado, Cultural Attaché Evonne Avril B. Manayao, as well as university officials.
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What did you do to your E9 today?
Discussion in 'E9 General Discussion' started by adawil2002, Oct 24, 2014.
We pulled the plastic stretch wrap off yesterday. It's a good motivator to see that shiny paint and chrome.
Rolled front and rear fender lips.
Installed my car cover from NASA. It's a bit intense. Fitment is "okay". Made by cover king.
Finished my headliner and A & C pillars.
Hmmmm. Based on that pic, "okay" seem generous.
Is that one of those that is supposedly custom made?
It will fit better but I didn't open the garage door and fit the front properly. With that said I'm sure the result will still be "okay" and not "good".
Just for due diligence... it's not on backwards by any chance, right? It almost looks like it is.
The paintwork or the brightwork? What benefit does the ceramic coating give? Certainly a nice finish.
I have used Opti-Coat ceramic coatings on two of my BMWs the 2007 X3 and the 1988 M5. The coating is a two part cross link polymer clear coat, it does add more sheen and eliminates the need to wax or polish brightwork. The company has specific cleaning products to maintain the water and dirt shedding properties.
Hi Rek, as it was said, it gives the paint a deep shine, and prevents small scratches. First time I do this, we will see how it holds.
What technique did you use for the rolling? Baseball bat, the 'fender roller' such as sold by Eastwood, etc.??
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Finally got to breathe some fresh air again, now it's time for pre-season service and overall inspection.
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Gary -- I used one of the Eastwood fender rollers to do mine. I can bring it to Sharkfest if you want to use it.
Beautiful! The stance is perfect.
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The 2022 Grammy Awards Officially Postponed Amid Covid Surge
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The 2022 Grammy Awards ceremony has officially been postponed indefinitely due to the recent surge in Covid-19 cases, which has largely been driven by the Omicron variant of the coronavirus.
This year's event was set to be held on Jan. 31 at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles with host Trevor Noah of The Daily Show fame, but now the Recording Academy and television partner CBS have released a joint statement explaining that the annual ceremony had been postponed over concerns for the health and safety of everyone involved.
The statement reads, "After careful consideration and analysis with city and state officials, health and safety experts, the artist community and our many partners, the Recording Academy and CBS have postponed the 64th annual Grammy Awards show. The health and safety of those in our music community, the live audience and the hundreds of people who work tirelessly to produce our show remains our top priority. Given the uncertainty surrounding the Omicron variant, holding the show on January 31st simply contains too many risks. We look forward to celebrating Music's Biggest Night on a future date, which will be announced soon."
Yesterday (Jan. 4), it was reported that the United States shattered the world record for reported daily coronavirus cases in a single country with over one million positive results tabulated on Monday (Jan. 3), a substantial increase from the previous record set four days earlier (also by the U.S.) with a tally of 590,000 new cases.
While a new date has yet to be released, what has been confirmed is that Noah will remain the host as the nominees await the results.
Head here to see every 2022 rock and metal Grammy nominee.
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Full wavefield inversion (FWI) is an integral part of our exploration and development efforts and a signature part of our suite of seismic capabilities known as EMprise.
Combined with supercomputing technology, FWI provides our geoscientists with unparalleled insights into subsurface geologic structures and the physical characteristics of rocks.
In the past, the industry could only utilize a portion of the data recorded in 3D seismic surveys due to the high complexity of the seismic waves and the sheer quantity of data. Now, FWI has provided us the ability to better leverage all of the data from a seismic survey to produce high-definition images of the subsurface. Specifically, FWI enables us to more accurately map geologic structures and determine with more certainty whether or not the rock may contain hydrocarbons. In doing so, we can help make oil and gas resources easier to identify and target in exploration, development and production programs. For fields where ExxonMobil is currently producing oil and gas, FWI is applied to time-lapse, or 4D seismic surveys to help map out remaining hydrocarbons. These capabilities can make resource development and production more efficient, less costly and more environmentally friendly through optimised drilling.
The full wavefield inversion process begins with a geologic model of the subsurface rock properties. Computer-generated synthetic seismic data derived from the model is then compared to the real-world field seismic data. The differences between the two are used to update the model to more accurately reflect reality. This process is repeated until there is a match between the synthetic and real data. The simulation needs to incorporate a high degree of realism, correctly representing the seismic acquisition geometry and the physics governing seismic wave propagation in the subsurface.
Photo — With FWI technology it is possible to see and dissect the very subtle physical properties of rocks and more accurately locate oil and gas reservoirs. The difference between analyzing FWI results and conventionally-processed seismic data would be similar to evaluating the physical characteristics of the Mona Lisa. Previously, one would only be able to see contours and basic outlines. But thanks to these technological advancements, the physical characteristics of her face and clothing come into much more vivid color and detail, more closely depicting reality.
The FWI approach is a significant departure from the way seismic data are currently used to image the subsurface. Standard seismic analysis is time- and labor-intensive, consisting of a series of operations designed to remove noise and unwanted signals from the data prior to imaging. After imaging, subsurface properties are estimated, but there is no explicit feedback loop to compare these estimates with the original field data. In contrast, the FWI process is largely automated using computer simulation to bypass the time-consuming steps of the traditional approach.
ExxonMobil's proprietary algorithms and investments in supercomputers allow us to increase the range of frequencies used by full wavefield inversion so we can create remarkably precise maps of subsurface structures. In most published FWI studies, only the lowest frequency portion of the data (less than 10 Hz) is inverted, resulting in low-resolution models. At ExxonMobil, we have run FWI on 3D seismic surveys using much higher frequencies, generating high resolution models of the subsurface.
The improved imaging and reservoir characterisation provided by FWI has quickly translated to improved results in the field. For example, high-resolution rock property volumes derived from our FWI technology were used to optimally target drilling and form an integral part of our ongoing Black Sea exploration and development efforts.
Full wavefield inversion remains an active area of research at ExxonMobil. Advancements in computing and algorithms remain necessary as we use more complex simulation physics and push the resolution limits of seismic data. Our investments in high-performance computing and in full wavefield inversion technology have allowed us to be an industry leader in seismic imaging.


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Graves practices as No. 1 QB | The Honolulu Advertiser | Hawaii's Newspaper
Graves practices as No. 1 QB
By Stephen Tsai
HawaiiWarriorBeat.com Editor
Nick Rolovich
Heading into the final stretch of spring training, the Hawai'i football team still has not settled on a No. 1 quarterback.
And, for yesterday's practice — the 12th this spring — that opened the way for freshman David Graves.
"We threw Dave in there with the (first team) because we wanted to see how he responded," offensive coordinator Nick Rolovich said. "He has a great on-field personality. He's got some real good characteristics. He brings some life to the guys."
Since Bryant Moniz, who entered No. 1, went on a leave of absence April 8, junior Shane Austin and Graves have running 1-2. Brent Rausch, who will be a fifth-year senior in the fall, also has played well. Moniz said he hopes to rejoin the team this summer.
"I don't know if have a No. 1 yet," said Rolovich, who expects to release a depth chart in about two weeks. "We feel Shane is competing and doing some good things. Again with Brent, it's consistency. .... I don't think Dave is scared of anybody on the field. ... I thought he did well. He moved the ball."
With Graves at the controls, the offense "tied" the score in yesterday's scrimmage before a few hundred spectators at Ching Athletic Complex. In the overtime, the two left-side receivers ran post patterns, pulling the defense to the middle of the field.
"I ran to the (left) pylon," Graves said. "I was taught that at a young age. If there's nobody there, run to the pylon. It was a touchdown."
Or it should have been ruled a score. Head coach Greg McMackin called to replay the down.
"I counted it," Graves said, smiling.
"Things are going good," Graves said. "But I have to do better. I'm going to say that until the end of this. Five years from now, if we go undefeated or something, I'll say, 'I need to keep getting better.' "
DIMUDE BOUNCES BACK
On a simple bubble screen, running back Chizzy Dimude caught the pass. But he was met immediately by cornerback Lametrius Davis, and driven to the artificial turf.
"I don't know what to say about that one," Dimude said. "I ate it up."
But on the next play, he got the ball and scooted for a long gain.
"We're competing, man," Dimude said. "It's all about putting in 100 percent."
Being 100 percent has been an elusive goal for Dimude, who was limited last year because of a labrum tear in his left shoulder. He underwent surgery after the season.
This spring, he has been slowed by a groin injury.
"When the fall comes, I'll be all right," Dimude said.
McMackin is counting on Dimude to serve as the complement to running back Alex Green.
"(Dimude) gives a different dimension," McMackin said. "Alex is a powerful fast guy. (Dimude) is a quick fast guy. He brings a change-up to the package. I like the change-up. It sure makes it a lot tougher for the defense."
Dimude said he will work on improving his leg strength this summer. Because of the shoulder surgery he could not power clean the past few months.
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The Davisons finally settled in Bargy Castle, County Wexford, Ireland, which was somewhat dilapidated at the time. This became a familiar pattern for the singer/songwriter, as every one of his 1970s albums failed to chart in the UK or US while they racked up big sales in continental European and South American countries. post. 1980's Eastern Wind also failed to build further on the (still cult) following in the major territories. [1] His 1986 love song "The Lady in Red" reached number one in several countries. [18], De Burgh has a noted interest in war history, especially that of the First and Second World Wars. Chris de Burgh is amazing and so humble. De Burgh has pursued and won 16 defamation actions. [17], In 2011 bottles from de Burgh's vintage wine cellar sold for over $500,000, including a world record set for a magnum collection of postwar vintages. Get Your Tickets Here… Read More, Each Sunday morning music man Ronan Collins shares the studio with a well known musical artist to talk about their career, their music and what motivates them to perform. His songs contain numerous references to soldiers and battle, and in 2006 he purchased a rare First World War letter written by an unknown soldier. That Christmas season, a re-release of de Burgh's 1976 Christmas song "A Spaceman Came Travelling" became a Top 40 hit in the UK. In 1994 he was found to have had an affair with his children's 19-year-old Irish nanny, Maresa Morgan, who was assisting the family while de Burgh's wife Diane was recuperating in the hospital from a broken neck suffered during a horse-riding accident. But to many others he's a figure of fun. [22] The Irish Independent said he has always been a bit prickly about criticism. Christopher John Davison (born 15 October 1948), known professionally as Chris de Burgh, is a British-Irish singer-songwriter and instrumentalist. Further information in our Tours section and at the link below. "[24] When the staff of Melody Maker were putting together a lampoon edition of a new arts and music magazine, they chose de Burgh for the cover. He started out as an art rock performer but subsequently started writing more pop-oriented material. THE LEGEND OF ROBIN HOOD TOUR 2021 – DUBLIN. https://www.ticketmaster.com/Chris-de-Burgh-tickets/artist/975790 In his latest concert he kept the music going. Chris de Burgh's follow-up album, Man on the Line, also performed well, charting at 69 in the US and 11 in the UK. Chris de Burgh in the studio recording, and a little surprise for his fans… Chris is hard at work recording his 23rd studio album set to release in Autumn 2020. De Burgh attended Marlborough College in Wiltshire, England, where he was in the year below Nick Drake; de Burgh asked to join a jazz band Drake had formed with four schoolmates, the Perfumed Gardeners, but was rejected as his taste was "too poppy". His second cousin,[16] Danny Kinahan of Castle Upton, served as Member of Parliament for South Antrim between 2015 and 2017. He claims that he has been able to heal people with his own hands and that he gained an "all-encompassing strength" that was contacted through prayer.[21]. [9] De Burgh went on to graduate from Trinity College Dublin, with a Master of Arts degree in French, English and History. For the academic, see, Burke's Irish Family Records, 1976, p. 342. Chris De Burgh songs, descargar Chris De Burgh mp3. A feverishly fast-paced tune, it contained vibrant keyboards and had de Burgh powerfully barking out the chorus in one of his most intense offerings. The album also featured Sky keyboard player Francis Monkman and Mike Moran. His début album, Far Beyond These Castle Walls, was a folk-tinged stab at fantasy in the tradition of the Moody Blues. The Official Site. Chris de Burgh to embark on Summer Solo Tour in Germany, Listen to Chris chatting with Ronan Collins on RTE. [24] His signature song, "The Lady in Red", has been repeatedly voted one of the public's most disliked songs. Chris De Burgh's daughter has announced she's pregnant with twins after suffering 14 miscarriages. Chris de Burgh in the studio recording, and a little surprise for his fans… Chris is hard at work recording his 23rd studio album set to release in Autumn 2020. [13], On 25 June 2019, The New York Times Magazine listed Chris de Burgh among hundreds of artists whose material was reportedly destroyed in the 2008 Universal fire.[14]. "[2] The BBC has said of de Burgh: "To his millions of fans, Chris de Burgh is the ultimate romantic singer. De Burgh was born in Venado Tuerto, Argentina, to Colonel Charles John Davison, MBE,[6] a British diplomat, and Maeve Emily (née de Burgh), an Irish secretary. Experience the intimate magic of Chris playing solo. It failed to chart upon its release in late 1974. Crawley wrote: "He departs the stage for 'Lady in Red', invading boxes and draping himself over audience members ... Certain toes will never uncurl after this experience, but it is almost admirable how unaltered de Burgh has remained by the flow of time." This week it is Chris. [11], In 2007 a concert in Tehran was planned for mid-2008, together with local band Arian, which would have made Chris de Burgh the first western pop singer to perform in Iran since the 1979 revolution. [19], De Burgh has said that he is "certainly a believer in Christ" but he has always had a deep distrust of organized religion. [25][26][27] In 2006, Neil Norman, writing for The Independent, described de Burgh as "the world's naffest balladeer". He has had several top 40 hits in the UK and two in the US, but he is more popular in other countries, particularly Norway and Brazil. Chris de Burgh has been married to his wife Diane since 1977 and lives in Enniskerry, County Wicklow, in Ireland, having moved there from Dalkey, Dublin, in 1997. 07 / Nov. Tour! He has had several top 40 hits in the UK and two in the US, but he is more popular in other countries, particularly Norway and Brazil. Purchase was completed successfully. He converted it into a hotel, and the young Chris sang for the guests there.[7]. read more. In 1981 de Burgh had his first UK chart entry with Best Moves, a collection culled from his early albums. Chris De Burgh contact information is available for you to look at. A few months later, he released a single called "Turning Round" from the album, released outside the UK and Ireland as "Flying". Booking price. Peter Crawley, a theatre reviewer at The Irish Times, received a directed response from de Burgh when he wrote a less than sympathetic review of de Burgh's show in Dublin's Gaiety Theatre in September 2009. Click here to be taken to the RTE Player… Read More, Copyright 2020 Chris De Burgh. During the 1970s de Burgh received mainly positive feedback from the music press, as he attempted to build his career. [29], Media related to Chris de Burgh at Wikimedia Commons, "Christopher Davison" redirects here. He is most famous for his 1986 love song "The Lady in Red", which reached number one in several countries. We'll have to wait a while to hear the final results but in the meantime, we have an exciting surprise to keep you going. "The Legend of Robin Hood & Other Hits" Tour 2021/22, IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Summer Solo Tour (English/German), Chris de Burgh in the studio recording, and a little surprise for his fans…, Tour! Chris de Burgh had an across-the-board success with the ballad "The Lady in Red" in late 1986; the single became a number one hit in the UK (number three in America) and its accompanying album, Into the Light, reached number two in the UK (number 25 in the U.S.). 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[28] In his favour, Mike DeGagne, writing for AllMusic, has acclaimed de Burgh as "a genuine master of the soft ballad" and "one of the finest mood-invoking artists ever". [8] His father had substantial farming interests, and Chris spent much of his early years in Malta, Nigeria and Zaire, as he, his mother and brother accompanied Colonel Davison on his diplomatic and engineering work. However, since the release of "The Lady in Red", in 1986, both the music and news media have become significantly more negative towards him, both personally and professionally. It failed to chart upon its release in late 1974. [12], He was the first Western act to play in Lebanon after the Lebanese Civil War. 07 / Nov. Tour! Never heard before live tracks performed by Chris and… Read More. We'll have to wait a while to hear the final results but in the meantime, we have an exciting surprise to keep you going. Chris de Burgh tabs, chords, guitar, bass, ukulele chords, power tabs and guitar pro tabs including a spaceman came travelling, crusader, borderline, carry me, blonde hair blue jeans Chris De Burgh contact information (name, email address, phone number). Chris de Burgh signed his first contract with A&M Records in 1974, and supported Supertramp on their Crime of the Century tour, building himself a small fan base. Chris De Burgh booking agent, manager, publicist contact info. Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium - Calgary. De Burgh has sold over 45 million albums worldwide.[5]. Whilst it attracted a significant number of new fans, Crusader still failed to break through in the UK and US. Bord Gais Energy Theatre Footage of "Notting Hill" with Julia Roberts along to de Burgh's "Missing You" from 1988. Along with the epic title track, other fan favourite tracks from the album included "Patricia The Stripper" and "A Spaceman Came Travelling" (the latter released the following year as a single). Burke's Irish Family Records, 1976, pp.342–3. It failed to make an impression in the UK, but it stayed on top of the Brazilian charts for 17 weeks. [7] He took his mother's maiden name, "de Burgh", as a stage name when he began performing, while his legal surname remains "Davison". Chris can't wait to see you! All Rights Reserved, The Legend of Robin Hood Tour 2021 - KILLARNEY, THE LEGEND OF ROBIN HOOD TOUR 2021 – CORK, THE LEGEND OF ROBIN HOOD TOUR 2021 – GALWAY, THE LEGEND OF ROBIN HOOD TOUR 2021 – DUBLIN, THE LEGEND OF ROBIN HOOD TOUR 2021 – DRESDEN, THE LEGEND OF ROBIN HOOD TOUR 2021 – BERLIN, THE LEGEND OF ROBIN HOOD TOUR 2021 – HANNOVER, THE LEGEND OF ROBIN HOOD TOUR 2021 – HAMBURG, THE LEGEND OF ROBIN HOOD TOUR 2021 – ROSTOCK, TOUR ANNOUNCEMENT! Reminded me of how wonderful he has been for over 30 years. Christopher John Davison (born 15 October 1948), known professionally as Chris de Burgh, is a British-Irish singer-songwriter and instrumentalist. However, the concert never went ahead because he had not been given permission by the Iranian authorities to perform in the country. [citation needed] His maternal grandfather was Sir Eric de Burgh, a British Army officer who had been Chief of the General Staff in India during the Second World War. It was a twelfth-century castle which Eric de Burgh bought in the 1960s. 1977's third album, At the End of a Perfect Day, whilst well received and featuring both former Fairport Convention drummer Dave Mattacks and later Fairport drummer Gerry Conway, failed to push de Burgh's career significantly, leading to the release of his fourth album Crusader in 1979. His début album, Far Beyond These Castle Walls, was a folk-tinged stab at fantasy in the tradition of the Moody Blues. [15] They have two sons, Hubie and Michael, and a daughter, Rosanna, best known as the winner of the Miss World competition in 2003 for Ireland. post. SUMMER SOLO TOUR*** Dear friends, As you all know, and as we already announced at the end of May, the originally planned Solo Summer Tour 2020 couldn't take place this July due to Covid-19 and the government regulations for events in Europe. Chris De Burgh - Biography. [23], AllMusic critic Greg Prato has stated: "Depending on who you ask, Chris de Burgh either specializes in pretentious, bombastic art rock disguised as pop or is a master of penning soaring and majestic compositions. In the 45th year since the release of his album "Spanish Train and Other Stories", we are proud to announce that Chris will be embarking on an epic tour with his band to promote his brand new album "The Legend of Robin Hood." The tour, starting in Autumn 2021,… Read More, **IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT re. De Burgh later said he felt very guilty about the affair and subsequently reconciled with his wife. read more. It set the stage for 1982's Rupert Hine produced The Getaway, which reached number 30 in the UK charts and number 43 in the US, thanks to the eerie single "Don't Pay the Ferryman". [20] De Burgh believes in the power of spiritual healing as an alternative therapy to reduce pain. In a lengthy, much-publicised reply to the critic, de Burgh made his feelings known, particularly in the postscript: We were wondering by way of explanation and, as you seem to portray yourself as a bitter and unfulfilled man, were you much teased by your school chums in the schoolyard and called 'Creepy Crawley'? In 1975 his second album, Spanish Train and Other Stories, was released. Crusader took a more electric direction, including guitar contributions from Ian Bairnson (formerly of Pilot), bass player David Paton (also of Pilot), and drummer Stuart Elliott (formerly of both Cockney Rebel and of Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel), all of whom were also working, at the time, with Kate Bush. Whilst (again) not a huge commercial success, the album and tour expanded the fan base, with de Burgh starting to attract a cult following. The Getaway gave Chris de Burgh his first charted single with "Don't Pay the Ferryman," which peaked at number 34 in 1983. He started out as an art rock performer but subsequently started writing more pop-oriented material. This is mainly due to inactivity of his previous recording label A&M Records UK division in the U.S.[10], In 1997 de Burgh composed a song entitled "There's a New Star Up in Heaven Tonight", dedicated to Diana, Princess of Wales. Flying Colours, his follow-up to Into the Light, entered the British charts at number one upon its 1988 release, yet it failed to make the American charts. Tags: Born in 1948 Irish Musician Fact Check. Never heard before live tracks performed by Chris and… Read More. We'll have to wait a while to hear the final results but in the meantime, we have an exciting surprise to keep you going. We have Chris De Burgh's manager information, along with his booking agents info as well The song was released as a 100-copy limited edition and included on the compilations The Ultimate Collection (2000) and Now and Then (2009). Never heard before live tracks performed by Chris and… Read More, Rockware is pleased to announce Chris de Burgh's Summer Solo Tour taking place in venues across Germany in 2020. The model, 36, who is the daughter of singer Chris de Burgh, took to Instagram on Tuesday and shared a photo of herself alongside her sons Hugo and Oscar and husband Wes Quirke. De Burgh has not had another hit in the US and his commercial fortunes began to slide in Britain in the early 1990s, yet he retained a following around the world. De Burgh has sold over 45 million albums worldwide. Chris de Burgh signed his first contract with A&M Records in 1974, and supported Supertramp on their Crime of the Century tour, building himself a small fan base. Listen at the link below! Nevertheless we are happy to… Read More, Chris is hard at work recording his 23rd studio album set to release in Autumn 2020. Christopher John Davison (born 15 October 1948), known professionally as Chris de Burgh, is a British-Irish singer-songwriter and instrumentalist.
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