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DINWIDDIE, Va. (WRIC) –The family that runs Richlands Dairy Farm is devastated after a fire killed nine of their calves and destroyed a barn. The blaze erupted around 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, according to Brittany Jones, who helps operate the farm.
"Just shock. Immense sadness. There [are] absolutely no words to describe that particular feeling," Jones said.
All nine of the cows killed were two weeks old or younger, she said. Jones took care of them every single day.
"I haven't processed yet. I'm pretty sure I'm still in shock," she said.
She said it feels like her family can't catch a break throughout the last few years. A barn collapsed onto more than 100 cows in 2018. Thankfully, none of the cows died, but it was a costly situation. The pandemic has also brought new challenges.
There's no word yet on what caused Tuesday's tragedy.
"Whatever happened, it went really fast," Jones said.
Several people were at the site cleaning up Wednesday morning. (Photos: Alex Thorson)
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Meanwhile, her family isn't wasting any time. Several people were at the site cleaning up Wednesday morning. Jones said her husband was out getting lumber and supplies throughout the day.
"This barn needs to be rebuilt. It was one of the nicest, best barns on the farm," she said. "They're clearing out the drains, washing everything, digging the posts out and trying to rebuild."
According to the family, the barn was built just a few years ago and carried a price tag of about $30,000. Because of supply chain issues and lumber price increases, the family is expecting it to cost more this time around.
In spite of all the hardships, Jones has a message to those who've expressed condolences on social media or stopped by to check in on them since the fire.
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"Thank you to the community, for continuing to show us all the love and support and stand behind us as it seems we are continually taking hit after hit, "Jones said. "Keep us in your prayers."
She also thanked the several fire departments who showed up to help contain the fire so it didn't spread further. If you want to help the business, you can donate on their website.
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Peru scraps Southern Gas Pipeline contract in Odebrecht fallout
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Article Updated: January 23, 2017
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Peru's finance ministry has cancelled the contract to build the Southern Gas Pipeline after the consortium to build it missed a key financing deadline.
The Southern Gas Pipeline consortium which included the scandal-embroiled Odebrecht, Peruvian firm Graña y Montero and Spanish company Enagas failed to raise required financing on Jan. 17. A group of 22 banks had refused to provide more money until Odebrecht sold its 55% stake in the project, which the company failed to do after Sempra Energy pulled out of negotiations in November.
"The pipeline project will not go forward with the current partners," mining and energy minister Gonzalo Tamayo said. "The consortium was not able to continue [working on] the pipeline because the financial system does not believe in them."
Tamayo added that a new auction would be held for the same contractual terms in order to complete the pipeline, which is slated to bring cheap gas from fields in Camisea to cities in southern Peru.
Odebrecht failed to sell its stake in the project due to a clause which rendered the contract null and void if acts of corruption in the bidding process were discovered. The banks financing the deal demanded Odebrecht withdraw in the wake of Brazil's Carwash scandal, and the contract became truly toxic after the company admitted to the U.S. Department of Justice that it paid $29 million in bribes in Peru.
The $7 billion pipeline is just over 30% completed as Peru's government scrambles back to the drawing board to keep work going. Officials hope the pipeline will help develop cities in the impoverished Andean highlands and provide cheap energy for petrochemical plants and large mines.
Legal experts told El Comercio that a new contract will take at least one year to complete, and any deal is likely to include changes such as how the companies are paid from utility charges and even the route of the pipeline.
Finance minister Alfredo Thorne told Bloomberg that Odebrecht's corruption scandals would hold back Peru's economic growth in 2017.
"It is likely that some of [Odebrecht's contracts] will not materialize and we will have to look at a plan B," Thorne said. "We are focused on private-sector-partnered projects and public works in a portfolio of infrastructure projects worth $40 billion that will help offset [the losses]."
Graña y Montero shares have plunged over 40% from over $8 in November, when Sempra Energy was in talks to buy Odebrecht's stake, to $4.50 today.
"It is clear that we are mistaken in this association," Graña y Montero CEO Mario Alvarado told Caretas magazine. "Regarding next steps, we are studying our legal options to make a decision."
The company was not originally a member of the consortium, acquiring a 20% stake in 2015. The company has previously said that the state would have to compensate the consortium for over $1 billion in investments. The government, on the other hand, said it intends to collect a $262 million guarantee from the consortium for breach of contract, according to Reuters.
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This is terrible news for the economy in 2017 & beyond. Possibly with 30% of the project completed, a consortium of companies may see the value to get involved. Why does corruption appear so rampant in South America; what ever happened to submitting bids that are fair to all involved in a WIN-WIN strategy? Now, no one wins & Peru LOSES!
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It has been resolved I just had to go into NVIDIA X setting servers then from there click on X server display config and under the resolution tab click auto. If you don't have NVIDIA X setting server I have no idea what to do for you, but try to find one for your specific graphics card.

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Q: Nodejs OpenCV overlap image on face detection This sounds simple, but it is really tricky.  I'm using NodeJS OpenCV to identify the X and Y of a face from a picture.
From the Examples:
cv.readImage("./files/mona.png", function(err, im){
  if (err) throw err;
  if (im.width() < 1 || im.height() < 1) throw new Error('Image has no size');

  im.detectObject("../data/haarcascade_frontalface_alt.xml", {}, function(err, faces){
    if (err) throw err;

    for (var i = 0; i < faces.length; i++){
      var face = faces[i];
      im.ellipse(face.x + face.width / 2, face.y + face.height / 2, face.width / 2, face.height / 2);
    }

    im.save('./tmp/face-detection.png');
    console.log('Image saved to ./tmp/face-detection.png');
  });
});

I don't want to add an Ellipse to the image, I want to add an image ontop of the person's face.  How do I do this?
Using OpenCV, I tried creating a buffer matrix and merging the data from the 2 pictures.  It is really complicated.  I'm now looking into Node Canvas, but I would have thought OpenCV would provide a simple solution for this.  Anyone have some sample code that does it?
Thanks

A: You can achieve that using the function copyTo() that is currently available in node-opencv, simply indicates as argument the destination image and the ROI (Region of interest) where you want to apply the second image.
NAN_METHOD(Matrix::CopyTo) {
Nan::HandleScope scope;

Matrix * self = Nan::ObjectWrap::Unwrap<Matrix>(info.This());
int width = self->mat.size().width;
int height = self->mat.size().height;

// param 0 - destination image:
Matrix *dest = Nan::ObjectWrap::Unwrap<Matrix>(info[0]->ToObject());
// param 1 - x coord of the destination
int x = info[1]->IntegerValue();
// param 2 - y coord of the destination
int y = info[2]->IntegerValue();

cv::Mat dstROI = cv::Mat(dest->mat, cv::Rect(x, y, width, height));
self->mat.copyTo(dstROI);

return;}

I strongly recommend you to take a look at the source code because this library is not documented.
It should work
overlapImage.copyTo(sourceImage, x, y, width, height);


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Whipps pleads with world leaders to take "radical action now" on climate crisis
Palau's President Sunangel Whipps Jr. has appealed to the world leaders to take "radical actions" to combat the devastating impacts of climate change to the Pacific's livelihoods, security, and wellbeing, translating into economic losses for nations.
On Tuesday, President Whipps who is in the United States on his way to the climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland said the efforts to curb climate crisis are not enough.
"Over the past five years, our homes, our food, our blue economy, our health, and overall wellbeing have been ravaged by the climate crisis and resulted in economic losses ranging from 31-63% of national GDPs. The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reports tell us that our collective climate change efforts to date are not enough for a 1.5- degree trajectory," he said.
Whipps said the Pacific small island developing states contribute just 0.03% of the global emissions level, but the 'emissions gap' has only been narrowed by 11-14%.
President Whipps also reiterated that during the summit, equitable access to climate financing must be established and viable technological transfer for both mitigation and adaptation as the funding is not for the small and vulnerable nations.
"Only 20% of climate financing has gone towards adaptation; of that, only 2% went to SIDS, and about half of those funds were only available as loans."
He said in 2020, the World Bank recommended an annual $4trillion in investments to adequately address global climate change needs but only $100 billion was pledged by the biggest emitters.
"To date, they have contributed only $66 billion (or 1.65% of the target," Whipps said.
He said all countries must step up and "paddle together."
"A Palauan proverb imparts wisdom we can apply to our efforts. "A le ta bedesid, e ke denguu a cheroid." In translation, it means, when in a canoe, we have to paddle together in unison in order to go far. Just like the African proverb, "If you want to go fast, go alone, but if you want to go far, go together."
The climate summit is scheduled from 31 Oct to 12 Nov.
SOURCE: ISLAND TIMES/PACNEWS
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import edu.clarke.team2988.subsystems.ShooterSubsystem;
import edu.clarke.team2988.framework.RobotTemplate;
import edu.clarke.team2988.framework.OI;

import edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.Joystick;
import edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.smartdashboard.SmartDashboard;

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public class AxisShootCommand extends CommandBase {

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    private static boolean started = false;

    public AxisShootCommand() {
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    protected void initialize() {
        started = true;

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        if (RobotTemplate.BaseContext.isOperatorControl()
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            return false;

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Richard F. Leighton, M.D.; William L. Page, M.D.; Richard S. Goodwin, M.S.; Charles F. Wooley, M.D.; Joseph M. Ryan, M.D., F.A.C.P.
Nine patients, aged 19 to 48, with apical systolic murmurs, without radiologic or electrocardiographic evidence of cardiac enlargement, were studied. An innocent murmur was frequently suspected. All had external phonocardiograms with pharmacologic studies. Phonocardiograms were also recorded from within the esophagus at the atrial level in eight, and from within the left and right sides of the heart in five and seven patients, respectively. Right heart and pulmonary artery murmurs were thereby excluded and mitral regurgitation was diagnosed in all patients. Confirmation was obtained in three who had left ventricular angiography.
Published: Ann Intern Med. 1964;61(4):797.
Does Echocardiography Have a Role in the Cardiologist's Diagnosis of Innocent Murmurs in Childhood?


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SPORTS | MEN'S SOCCER
Duke men's soccer edges by Wake Forest in ACC tournament
Junior Cameron Kerr recorded two assists against Wake Forest.
Photo by Neal Dalal | The Chronicle
By Sasha Richie | @sashabella_r
November 10, 2021 | 2:19pm EST
Sunday afternoon at home in the ACC quarterfinals, the Blue Devils toppled the Demon Deacons 3-2 in the soccer equivalent of a back-alley fistfight.
With a whopping 30 fouls, six yellow cards, two red cards and one penalty kick, both teams clawed at each other for any scrap of advantage in the nailbiter. However, by the end of the night, through blood, sweat and tears—maybe that's a little dramatic—Duke had secured itself its first ACC semifinal appearance since 2018.
"Well, it's playoff season, right?" head coach John Kerr joked after the game. "Everyone gears it up another notch, and you have to step up and be on your toes, because if you're hesitant, then you're going to pay a price."
Pay a price the Blue Devils did, at least at first, as a foul in the box led to a penalty kick for Wake Forest. Though goalie Eliot Hamill made the initial save, he couldn't control the rebound, and the Demon Deacons were able to tap the ball in for a one-goal lead in the 27th minute.
However, Duke would not be discouraged and immediately made a push for a goal. Passing circles around Wake Forest, the Blue Devils created enough pressure that the Demon Deacons didn't know what to do with it and fouled freshman midfielder Jai Bean just outside the box directly in front of the net. Sophomore striker Thorleifur Ulfarsson lined up for the freekick, and, despite the line of Demon Deacons in front of him, sent an absolutely beautiful, arcing shot into the top left corner of the net to tie up the score at one.
Just a minute and five seconds later, off a quick press from the kickoff, Ulfarsson scored again. A member of this week's TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week, Ulfarsson became just the fifth Blue Devil to ever score two goals in an ACC tournament game. He also leads the nation in goals per game as the only player with a measure greater than one, and he's tied for most goals in the ACC.
Kerr simply said he was, "Excellent, as usual."
"He's a force, not only in the goal-scoring category, but he's pressing well, he's getting around the field and he's holding balls up, bringing his other teammates into the play...that's a big plus for us offensively, because he opens up new spaces for other guys," Kerr said.
Ulfarsson wasn't the only one to have a big game, though, as the Blue Devils brought the heat at Koskinen Stadium, giving the refs plenty of work to do in the process. Bean scored the game-winner in the 77th minute, ending a 32-minute scoring drought between both teams and potting his first collegiate goal in the process.
Meanwhile, junior midfielder Cameron Kerr, Coach Kerr's son, came off the bench and had the best game of his college career, playing a career-high 47 minutes and assisting on the Blue Devils' final two goals, his first career points. The assists were also secondary assists, which speaks to the playmaking value he added as he's stepped into a larger role this season.
Though he was wearing a mask, you could hear the smile in the older Kerr's voice as he said, "Very proud as a dad, very proud as a coach. I was really pleased for him. He's been working hard, and finally got some extended minutes where he could really show what he could do...So good day for the Kerrs!"
However, despite an ultimately victorious performance, the Blue Devils know they have a few things to work on before they take on the Clemson team Wednesday that handed them one of their just three losses this season in the semifinals. While the chippiness was emblematic of an emotional playoff game and the pressure both teams were able to bring, against better teams like Clemson and in the NCAA tournament, fouls could get them in trouble, as Wake Forest's second goal to close out the first half was also catalyzed by a setpiece play.
Still, after their final goal, all Duke had to do was defend the lead. While Wake Forest got some close calls, including a terrifying freekick with seven seconds left, the feisty Blue Devils were able to hang on for those last 13 minutes until the buzzer sounded.
In a game seemingly decided by who could survive a slugfest, what ultimately won the game for the Blue Devils was sticking with their gameplan. Scoring on their trademark aggressive press and a setpiece play they practice often, Duke showed that it is ready to fight in the ACC tournament.
"As a coach, I'm never happy unless you win 10-nothing and don't make any mistakes. I think there's a lot of areas that we can still improve on," Kerr said.
Still, he pointed to the team's resiliency in a tough match as the game's greatest strength and added, "I'm just happy for the guys. It's been a while since we've been in the semifinals, and hopefully we can continue the run."
Sasha Richie
Sasha Richie is a Trinity junior and the Blue Zone Editor of The Chronicle's 117th volume.
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Mariners Activate Sam Tuivailala From 60-Day Injured List
By Steve Adams | July 15, 2019 at 2:07pm CDT
The Mariners announced Monday that they've reinstated right-hander Sam Tuivailala from the 60-day injured list, thus filling one of the two vacancies on their 40-man roster. Tuivailala will join the MLB bullpen as righties Parker Markel and David McKay are optioned to Triple-A Tacoma, per the club. An additional move to fill the 25th spot on the active roster will be announced tomorrow when the M's return from today's off day.
It was less than a year ago that the Cardinals traded Tuivailala to Seattle in exchange for minor league righty Seth Elledge as part of a dramatic midseason roster shakeup. The Mariners were surely pleased to acquire four and a half seasons of a reliever who appeared to have established himself as a solid middle reliever, but Tuivailala suffered a torn Achilles tendon just weeks after being traded and hasn't pitched in the Majors since.
The now-26-year-old Tuivailala allowed just one run in 5 1/3 innings with Seattle prior to his injury. In 79 1/3 innings from 2017-18, the 2010 third-round pick worked to a 2.95 ERA with 7.3 K/9, 2.6 BB/9, 0.8 HR/9 and a 49 percet ground-ball rate. For a team with baseball's fourth-worst ERA (5.06), the return of a potential long-term option like Tuivailala will be a welcome sight.
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Pitcher Notes: Zimmermann, Yanks, Cahill, Mariners, White Sox
By Connor Byrne | June 19, 2019 at 4:06pm CDT
The Tigers announced that they've reinstated right-hander Jordan Zimmerman from the 10-day injured list. Zimmermann, who hasn't taken a major league mound since April 25 because of a sprained ulnar collateral ligament in his pitching elbow, will start Wednesday. Zimmermann's nearly two-month absence added injury to insult in what has been a terrible Tigers tenure for the 33-year-old. A run as a front-line starter for the Nationals convinced the Tigers to give Zimmermann a five-year, $110MM contract entering 2016, but he has come up way short of expectations since then. Now 33, Zimmermann owns a 5.29 ERA/4.92 FIP with 6.34 K/9, 2.26 BB/9 and a 36.7 percent groundball rate in 427 innings as a Tiger.
Yankees southpaw Jordan Montgomery seemingly isn't recovering as hoped from June 2018 Tommy John surgery, as Kristie Ackert of the New York Daily News reports. Montgomery exited a live batting practice session Tuesday after throwing 15 pitches. Manager Aaron Boone said afterward Montgomery "had a little discomfort." The Yankees hope Montgomery will be able to help their pitching staff later in the season, Ackert notes, but that seems even less likely now. The 26-year-old functioned as a full-time starter from 2017-18, a 182 2/3-inning span in which he recorded a solid 3.84 ERA/4.09 FIP with 8.23 K/9, 3.10 BB/9 and a 41.4 percent grounder rate.
Angels righty Trevor Cahill will make a rehab start Friday with Triple-A Salt Lake, Jeff Fletcher of the Orange County Register was among those to report. Cahill has been on the IL since June 8 with soreness in his pitching elbow. The offseason signing got off to a horrible start before then, as shown by a 7.18 ERA/6.37 FIP in 57 2/3 innings.
The shoulder MRI that Mariners righty Felix Hernandez underwent Tuesday didn't show any new issues, per Greg Johns of MLB.com (Twitter links). As a result, Hernandez – out since May 11 – will resume his rehab, likely throwing a few bullpen sessions before taking the ball again in the minors. Meanwhile, teammate and fellow righty Sam Tuivailala will begin a rehab stint at the Single-A level Friday. Tuivailala, a July 2018 Mariners trade acquisition, has been out since last August with a right Achilles injury.
The White Sox have placed southpaw Manny Banuelos on the 10-day IL with shoulder inflammation and recalled righty Carson Fulmer, Daryl Van Schouwen of the Chicago Sun-Times tweets. This is the second time in 2019 that shoulder issues have sent Banuelos to the shelf. Injuries have been a common theme throughout the pro career of Banuelos, once a well-regarded prospect with the Yankees. The 28-year-old has pitched to an ugly 6.90 ERA/6.78 FIP with 8.28 K/9, 5.91 BB/9 and a 33.3 percent grounder rate in 45 2/3 innings (13 appearances, eight starts) with the White Sox this season.
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Minor MLB Transactions: 5/25/19
By Connor Byrne | May 25, 2019 at 10:20pm CDT
A look at a few minor 40-man roster transactions from Saturday…
The Phillies moved reliever David Robertson from the 10-day injured list to the 60-day version, clearing space for fellow righty J.D. Hammer's promotion. Robertson went to the IL on April 15, so this shift means he'll be out until at least mid-June. While Robertson was one of the Phillies' many headline-grabbing additions in the offseason, when they signed him to a two-year, $23MM contract, a flexor strain has helped prevent him from making a positive impact. Across the 6 2/3 innings Robertson has thrown this season, the 34-year-old has only mustered a 5.40 ERA with matching strikeout and walk rates (8.10 per nine).
The Indians selected left-hander Josh D. Smith's contract from Triple-A Columbus, per a club announcement. In other moves, they recalled outfielder Greg Allen and optioned righty Adam Plutko and catcher Eric Haase. The Indians' 40-man roster is at 39 with Smith, a 29-year-old who's in his first season with the organization after signing a minor league deal over the winter. Smith went to the Pirates in the 25th round of the 2012 draft, later joining the Red Sox (who currently employ the other Josh Smith) in 2017, but still hasn't taken a big league mound. He earned a promotion on the strength of a 1.82 ERA with 11.68 K/9 and 3.65 BB/9 in 24 2/3 innings with Columbus.
The Mariners transferred reliever Sam Tuivailala from the 10-day IL to the 60-day shelf when they welcomed back third baseman Kyle Seager. Tuivailala, 26, is still on the mend from the right Achilles injury he suffered last August.
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Health Notes: Trout, Jeffress, Murphy, Tuivailala, Volquez
By Jeff Todd | April 12, 2019 at 8:57pm CDT
It doesn't seem as if the Angels will end up needing to place superstar Mike Trout on the injured list. The club indicated in an announcement today that he's recovering well after tweaking his groin muscle recently, with an MRI showing that the swelling is subsiding and Trout "report[ing] daily improvement." Another medical review is scheduled for Sunday. It's not known whether Trout could be activated thereafter, but a decision will need to be made sooner than later. While the club obviously prefers not to go without him any longer than necessary, the worst outcome would be for Trout to make things worse by rushing back.
More on the injury front from around the game:
Late-inning man Jeremy Jeffress is expected to return to the Brewers after one more rehab outing, skipper Craig Counsell tells reporters including Tom Haudricourt of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel (Twitter link). Jeffress has been moving at about the pace that was hoped when it was announced he'd open the year on the injured list with a somewhat balky shoulder. He has been knocked around a bit on his rehab assignment, though that's hardly the focus. Jeffress says he's gaining velocity and feeling stronger as he goes. He'll soon get the chance to try to replicate his magnificent 2018 season.
Rockies first baseman Daniel Murphy will not require surgery to repair his fractured left index finger, Patrick Saunders of the Denver Post reports on Twitter. That seems generally promising, if only because it's always preferable to avoid the risks of a procedure. It's not clear exactly how long he'll be sidelined; at last look, the club expected he'd be out of commission through at least the end of the month, but that seems like the bare minimum. Whatever the duration, it'll be more than desirable for a team that currently sports the league's worst offense.
While there's still no precise timeline, a return to action is now in sight for Mariners reliever Sam Tuivailala. He's still at least a month away from the majors but is nearing live BP sessions, MLB.com's Greg Johns reports via Twitter. The 26-year-old hurler, who is working back from a torn Achilles, appears to be a bit ahead of schedule as compared to expectations last fall. He still has a fair number of additional hurdles yet to clear, of course, but it's generally promising for the increasingly interesting M's.
The Rangers still lack clarity regarding the severity of the elbow injury to veteran starter Edinson Volquez. For now, the plan is to put him on the shelf for the next four to six weeks before bringing him in for imaging and a medical review, Jeff Wilson of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram was among those to cover (Twitter link). It's a bit of an unusual situation, but it seems the hurler preferred to wait; the team agreed since he'd be sidelined regardless and the results would be more reliable after swelling has gone down. Volquez has suggested he'll retire if he has again blown out his ulnar collateral ligament. If that's not necessary, he could presumably return to pitch this year in Texas. It seems we'll all wait a while longer to learn the outcome.
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West Notes: Hosmer, D-backs, Mariners, Ichiro
By Connor Byrne | October 1, 2018 at 8:19pm CDT
On paper, Padres first baseman Eric Hosmer had a trying 2018 in the first season of an eight-year, $144MM contract, though he did impress the team with his leadership, Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune details. As for Hosmer's production – he hit a below-average .253/.322/.398 in 677 plate appearances – the 28-year-old remarked: "I know I'm going to go back and be the player I know I can be. This isn't the impression I wanted to make the first year, but there's nothing I can say to make it any better. Just, I'll be ready to go next year." Hosmer added that not having to deal with the free-agent process this winter and knowing he'll be a Padre for the long haul will help him "have a clear mind this offseason." And the executive who signed Hosmer, general manager A.J. Preller, suggested that the ex-Royal may have been pressing in his first year of a big contract, adding: "We have a lot of faith we're going to look up next year and it's going to be an All-Star caliber season for him. Just because of the type of person he is. That's what gave us the comfort in signing him and a lot of comfort going forward he's going to be that guy."
Hosmer's on-base percentage was just above the National League mean of .318, but the Padres as a whole struggled in that department, posting a league-worst .297 mark. The Padres have now recorded the majors' lowest OBP five times in a row, AJ Cassavell of MLB.com notes, and that's a trend they'd obviously like to break. "It starts with getting guys who've shown a history of being on base," Preller said. "From a talent and personnel standpoint we'll continue to look at changing the mix a little bit. … And then from a messaging standpoint we'll continue to hammer it home every possible way for guys to understand: Getting on base is probably the most important thing in the game."
Diamondbacks GM Mike Hazen spoke to the media Monday on the heels of an 82-80 season in which the club went 8-19 in September to fall out of contention. While the offseason's only about a month from beginning in earnest, Hazen's not sure yet which direction the club will go, as he suggested (via Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic) that it may take until November for a decision to come. It seems unlikely the club will go all in toward contention or launch a full rebuild, though, as Hazen told Zach Buchanan of The Athletic: "I think realistically it's probably more narrow than that, than the spectrum you portrayed."
Although Ichiro Suzuki moved from the Mariners' outfield to a front office role in May, the future Hall of Famer's agent, John Boggs, insisted at the time he wasn't retiring. That hasn't changed, as Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto said Monday (via Corey Brock of The Athletic) that the team will give Ichiro a chance to win a job on its 2019 Opening Day roster, if he's healthy. Notably, the Mariners will begin their season in Ichiro's homeland of Japan, where he thrived as a professional before immigrating to Seattle in 2001.
More on the Mariners, who "hope" reliever Sam Tuivailala will return by next June, Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times tweets. The M's acquired Tuivailaila from the Cardinals in late July, only to see his season end a couple weeks later on account of a right Achilles injury. The 25-year-old Tuivailala pitched to a 3.41 ERA with 7.3 K/9, 2.92 BB/9 and a 49.2 percent groundball rate before undergoing surgery in August.
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Mariners Reinstate Robinson Cano
By Steve Adams | August 14, 2018 at 1:55pm CDT
The Mariners announced Tuesday that infielder Robinson Cano has been reinstated from his 80-game suspension and added to the active roster. In a pair of corresponding moves, Seattle optioned right-hander Casey Lawrence to Triple-A Tacoma and transferred right-hander Sam Tuivailala from the 10-day DL to the 60-day DL. Tuivailala was already known to be out for the season following surgery to repair an injured Achilles tendon.
Cano, 35, batted .287/.385/.441 with four homers and 10 doubles through 169 plate appearances before the bombshell announcement that he'd been hit with an 80-game suspension following a failed PED test. Cano was on the disabled list due to a fractured finger at the time, though that injury is well behind him given the length of his ban. In his absence, the Mariners moved Dee Gordon from center field to second base and supplemented their outfield mix with acquisitions of Denard Span and Cameron Maybin.
The plan in Seattle has been for Cano to return in a multi-position role. He's seen some work at third base while playing on an unpaid minor league assignment to get back up to speed, and he's also likely to see time at first base and his customary second base slot as well. The Mariners, though, have plenty of reason to continue keeping Gordon sharp at second base, though. Gordon is, after all, a markedly better defender at second base than he is in center field, making Seattle a better defensive unit when he's playing on the infield. Beyond that, Cano will be ineligible for postseason play having been suspended, so if the Mariners are able retake the second Wild Card spot away from the surging A's (or, more improbably, steal the division away from the two teams ahead of them), it'd be Gordon receiving all of the team's reps at second base in the playoffs.
At the time of the news, Cano's suspension was viewed as a potentially critical blow to a surprisingly strong start to Seattle's season. However, in his absence, the Mariners actually have a slightly better winning percentage than they'd enjoyed with Cano on the roster and producing rather well. Whether one considers the Mariners' success in one-run games to be a sustainable means of winning, the fact remains that they're now firmly within striking distance of ending their playoff drought. The return of Cano should only make them a more formidable team down the stretch, even if he'll be a nonfactor should they earn a postseason berth.
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Mariners' Sam Tuivailala To Undergo Season-Ending Surgery
By Connor Byrne | August 11, 2018 at 3:46pm CDT
Mariners reliever Sam Tuivailala will undergo season-ending surgery on his right Achilles, manager Scott Servais announced Saturday (via Greg Johns of MLB.com, on Twitter).
Tuivailala exited his outing against the Rangers on Wednesday with an Achilles injury, and it'll prove to be his last time on the mound for a while. He only threw 5 1/3 innings this year with Seattle, which acquired him from St. Louis two weeks ago in a surprising trade. Between the two teams in 2018, the 25-year-old Tuivailila registered a 3.41 ERA/3.72 FIP with 7.3 K/9, 2.92 BB/9 and a 49.2 percent groundball rate in 37 innings.
It's not yet clear if Tuivailala will be ready to go in spring training, but the good news for the Mariners is that he's controllable through the 2022 campaign. Tuivailala played this year on a relatively minimal salary and will do the same in 2019, which is slated to be his final pre-arb season. In the meantime, the playoff-contending Mariners will have to make do without a capable reliever as they try to erase the division-rival A's 1 1/2-game lead on the AL's second wild-card spot.
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Mariners Notes: Felix, Erasmo, Tuivailala, Scouts
By Connor Byrne | August 8, 2018 at 3:59pm CDT
Once among the game's elite pitchers, former Mariners ace Felix Hernandez has reached a point where he's so ineffective that he may not continue to keep his spot in the team's rotation. Hernandez allowed 11 runs (seven earned) on eight hits, including three home runs, in six innings in a loss to lowly Texas on Tuesday, and after the game, manager Scott Servais wasn't willing to guarantee the 32-year-old would make his scheduled start Sunday in Houston. "We'll see," Servais said (via ESPN.com). "You have to take a look at where we're at going forward here. The next time that spot [in the rotation] comes around, we'll be over in Houston. They've also got a good club." Hernandez, who's in the penultimate guaranteed season of a seven-year, $175MM contract, has thrown 124 innings (23 starts) in 2018 and logged a career-worst ERA (5.73), FIP (5.03) and xFIP (4.71).
More from Seattle, which is two games out of a wild-card spot and trying to break a 16-year playoff drought…
While the Mariners don't seem sure if Hernandez will make his next start, it's fair to say fellow righty Erasmo Ramirez won't serve as an immediate replacement. Ramirez, who has missed most of the season with lat and shoulder injuries, isn't quite ready to return, Servais told Greg Johns of MLB.com and other reporters. According to Servais, Ramirez "wasn't that sharp" and "was off a little mechanically" in his latest Triple-A rehab outing Sunday, in which he gave up four runs (three earned) in as many innings. With Ramirez still not ready to rejoin the club, it could turn to Robert Whalen, Casey Lawrence or Christian Bergman if it doesn't want to start Hernandez against the Astros, Johns notes.
Reliever Sam Tuivailala left his outing Wednesday with a strained right Achilles tendon, Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times was among those to tweet. There's no word on how much time Tuivailala will miss, but it's fair to expect a lengthy absence in this case. The Mariners just acquired the 25-year-old from the Cardinals on July 27, when they dealt minor league righty Seth Elledge to St. Louis in a one-for-one swap. Since then, Tuivailala has thrown 4 2/3 innings of one-run ball in Seattle, which – combined with his Cardinals numbers – gives him a 3.47 ERA with 7.2 K/9 and 3.0 BB/9 in 32 frames this year. [Update: Tuivailala is in a walking boot and will require a DL stint, Divish tweets.]
One more Mariners note: The club has laid off 10 scouts – five on the amateur side, five in the professional ranks – Bob Nightengale of USA Today tweets.
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Mariners Acquire Sam Tuivailala From Cardinals
The Mariners have acquired right-handed reliever Sam Tuivailala from the Cardinals in exchange for minor league right-hander Seth Elledge, the teams announced Friday. Elledge has been assigned to Double-A Springfield.
"Sam is in the midst of his second consecutive solid big league season, and has pitched in parts of four Major League seasons but has barely two years of service time," Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto said in a press release announcing the move. "We view this as a move for our present and our future."
It's another somewhat creative and unexpected trade for a Mariners club that has made a habit of identifying atypical trade candidates in recent seasons in spite of a poor farm system. In Tuivailala, Seattle is adding a 25-year-old righty who is in the midst of a solid season and can be controlled through the 2022 campaign.
Tuivailala, who won't be eligible for arbitration until after the 2019 season, has spent his entire career in the Cardials organization since being selected in the third round of the 2010 draft. Dating back to Opening Day 2017, he's stepped up and established himself as a useful contributor at the MLB level, tossing 74 innings of 3.04 ERA ball with 7.3 K/9, 2.7 BB/9, 0.85 HR/9 and a 48.4 percent ground-ball rate. He's averaged 95.3 mph on his fastball over the past two seasons and made positive gains in both swinging-strike rate (from 9.5 percent to 10.1 percent) and chase rate (from 27.9 percent to 29.2 percent) so far in 2018.
While much has been made of the Mariners' pursuit of rotation help, they've also been linked to bullpen upgrades, and Dipoto and his staff have previously prioritized acquiring longer-term assets when trading their own young talent away (e.g. Ryon Healy, James Pazos, Ben Gamel, Mitch Haniger). Tuivailala adds to that trend and gives recently extended manager Scott Servais another option late in games to help bridge the gap from the rotation to All-Star closer Edwin Diaz.
For the Cardinals, the trade of Tuivailala comes as a surprise component to an otherwise highly anticipated shuffling of the team's pitching staff. President of baseball ops John Mozeliak recently indicated that changes were coming to his roster, specifically as pertains to the 'pen, though given Tuivailala's remaining club control and general success over the past two seasons, few could've reasonably expected him to be a part of the machinations.
That said, in prying Elledge away from the Mariners, the Cards will pick up an intriguing relief prospect who seemingly has more upside than Tuivailala carries. Seattle selected Elledge in the fourth round of last season's draft, and he's absolutely torn through Class-A Advanced with the Mariners, working to a 1.17 ERA with 12.7 K/9, 3.5 BB/9, 0.23 HR/9 and a 50 percent ground-ball rate.
Elledge has been virtually untouchable to Class-A Advanced batters, yielding just 18 hits in 38 1/3 innings of work. Jim Callis and Jonathan Mayo of MLB.com ranked Elledge 10th among Seattle farmhands on yesterday's midseason update of each team's Top 30 lists. The MLB.com duo writes that he sits 93-95 mph with a fastball that features "heavy sink" and is complemented by a slider and changeup — both of which have the potential to be average offerings.
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Addressing the reporters at the district Congress office on Monday, April 15, Moideen Bava opined that not a single developmental work was undertaken in Mangaluru North Assembly constituency. "Though a total of Rs 10 Crore was earmarked for developmental works in Mangaluru North Assembly constituency, it has not been spent here. If Nalin has really spent the money from his MP's funds on Suratkal and Gurupura block, he should reveal it in public", he challenged.
Listing out the developmental works during his tenure as MLA, Moideen Bava said, a total of 29 Ambedkar Bhavans were built in Mangaluru North Constituency and Rs 180 Crore spent on road works ", he said.
Meanwhile, Moideen Bava asked the public to vote for coalition candidate Mithun Rai claiming that Nalin is not capable of speaking in the Parliament. "As Mithun Rai is an educated person and has a strong will to do any work, people should support and elect him", he said.
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Notable Streets of the Budapest Party District
When going on a pub crawl in Budapest, you should know a thing or two about the coolest streets in town to make the most of your stay. The 7th district offers an excellent selection with most bars, clubs and new wave restaurants packed in this area.
Maybe the most well-known is Kazinczy Street, winding through the district like a snake. It features the famous Szimpla Kert, which was the first ruin pub in Hungary. The place is now heaven for foreigners and some locals, but it hasn't lost its charm. Around the bar there are plenty of options to eat, from street food to Asian, Cajun, Jewish and sandwiches all away to Mexican food. Nearby, you will see Tesla Club with electronic music blasting from the speakers, and later on Mika Tivadar Mulató will keep you entertained with a great world music scene. Ellató kert and Kőleves are the summer favorites with open air terraces and a cheap selection of beer and wine.
For those who want to see a lively spot in the city, just follow Király Street from Deák Ferenc Square and head straight for the Gozsdu Courtyard. It has some higher end restaurants and innovative world cuisine with fancy bars and sky terraces to show you another Budapest party scene. The area gets pretty busy during weekends with most of the tourists gathering here to find a nice spot, but it shouldn't discourage you from coming here, since there are plenty of options to choose from.
Just around the corner, Wesselényi Street has a lot to offer with a wider variety of places. Shot bars, cheap pubs and gyro stands are available in abundance with more locals to hang out with. Though it might not be as fancy as Király or Kazinczy, the street is a home for alternative music and underground clubs around Kéthly Anna Square. Last, but not least, Dohány Street, starting at the Great Synagogue has some exciting venues to offer with new hostels and cafés along the way. A pub crawl in Budapest is incomplete without a drink in Akácfa Söröző, a messy bar in the middle of the street. Feeling excited? Just go ahead and book our pub crawl in Budapest online to get a discount!
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Q: Vim vs command is creating duplicate output in second pane Whenever I create a vertical split in VIM using the :vs command, the newly created panel is a duplicate of the first, and it updates both panels in real-time as I type.
How can I turn this behaviour off and make it revert to opening a second independent panel?

A: That's exactly what's supposed to happen. If you don't want what a command does, use another command that does what you want.
From :help :vsplit:
Like :split, but split vertically.

From :help :split:
Split current window in two. The result is two viewports on the same file.

If you scroll down a bit you can find :help :vnew:
Like :new, but split vertically.

Which leads you to :help :new:
Create a new window and start editing an empty file in it.

So… what you want is :vnew.


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Marc Devade est un peintre et écrivain français né à Paris le  et mort le  à Paris.

Biographie
Marc Devade entame des études philosophie en 1962 et il commence par publier des poèmes dans la revue Tel Quel à partir de 1964. Il deviendra plus tard membre de la rédaction de la revue. En 1966, il décide de se consacrer exclusivement à la peinture, qu'il pratique en dehors du système des écoles d'art et du marché.

Il adhère au parti communiste en 1968 et il lie étroitement son travail de peintre à une réflexion théorique sur la peinture et son marché, si bien que ses écrits sont souvent jugés plus importants que ses œuvres picturales.

Il expose pour la première fois en  à la galerie Le Haut Pavé, installée quai de Montebello à Paris. La plaquette de l'exposition comprend un texte de Philippe Sollers et un autre de Marcelin Pleynet. Ses tableaux se rapprochent de ceux de l'abstraction américaine et du mouvement hard edge. En 1970, il participe également à la première exposition du groupe Supports/Surfaces au Musée d'art moderne de la ville de Paris. Avec les membres les plus politisés de ce mouvement, il participe à la création de la revue Peintures, Cahiers théoriques. À la suite de nombreuses divergences artistiques et politiques, le mouvement disparaît rapidement.

Alors que la plupart de ses œuvres de ses premières années sont faites à l'encre, Devade fait un retour vers la peinture à la fin des années 1970, peu de temps avant sa mort.

Publication
Les textes théoriques de Devade ont été réunis par Camille Saint-Jacques :

Bibliographie

Liens externes

 Article « Marc Devade », sur Encyclopædia Universalis. Consulté le .
 Vidéo d'une conférence consacrée à Marc Devade Pour un programme théorique pictural: Marc Devade et sa bibliothèque par Sylvie Mokhtari et Romain Mathieu - Mercredi 6 février 2008 - École régionale des beaux-arts de Rennes
 Hommage à Marc Devade par Philippe Sollers

Peintre français du XXe siècle
Écrivain français du XXe siècle
Naissance en novembre 1943
Décès en octobre 1983
Décès à 39 ans
Naissance dans le 17e arrondissement de Paris
Décès dans le 5e arrondissement de Paris

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Filmarens frustration över att nekas tillgång till arkitekten Barragáns arkiv inspirerar en elegant hypnotisk film om ägande och moraliskt ansvar.
Den amerikanska konstnären Jill Magids arbete undersöker, balanserar och suddar ut gränsen mellan konsten och livet – och hennes första långfilm är inget undantag. Magids projekt kring den mexikanske arkitekten Luis Barragán (1902–1988) kör fast när det visar sig att rättigheterna till dennes samlade arbete kontrolleras av en Federica Zanco. Hon fick Barragánarkivet i bröllopspresent av sin man, fraktade alltihop till Schweiz, och ger nu ingen utomstående access till samlingarna. The Proposal kretsar kring Magids försök att närma sig Zanco för att presentera ett lika makabert som romantiskt "förslag" med syfte att åter göra Barragáns samlingar tillgängliga för allmänheten.
American artist and writer Jill Magid's work is deeply ingrained in her lived experience, exploring and blurring the boundaries between art and life. Through her performance-based practice, Magid has initiated intimate relations with a number of organizations and structures of authority. She explores the emotional, philosophical and legal tensions between the individual and 'protective' institutions, such as intelligence agencies or the police. To work alongside or within large organizations, Magid makes use of institutional quirks, systemic loopholes that allow her to make contact with people 'on the inside'.
As a visual artist and writer, I search for new perspectives on long-established power structures. During the past eighteen years, I've trained as a spy, a police officer, and as a war journalist. I've starred in films made on police CCTV, and been hired by police to bedazzle their surveillance cameras. Gaining access to these systems takes research, trust, constant negotiation, and a series of unorthodox requests. From the inside, I engage these systems in personal dialogue. From there, I'm able to raise questions and concerns about how we live in relation to them. The Proposal? is my first feature film and the last chapter of a larger project I began in 2013 called ?The Barraga?n Archives. T?he project explores the contested legacy of Luis Barraga?n, Mexico's most famous architect, and how his legacy is affected by the fact that a private corporation now controls the rights to his name and work. This corporation has made his work all but inaccessible to the public out of concern for preserving its integrity. The film questions whether a single actor should be exclusively in control of how the outside world can engage with Barraga?n's work. I believe that it is crucial to discuss how artistic legacy is constructed, shaped, and manipulated. Does allowing the public to engage with an artwork threaten its integrity, or make it more integral to society over time?


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