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Dead Emerson – On The Outs
By Dean Benzaken
Born and raised in Maryland, US, singer-songwriter and producer Dead Emerson wears his heart on his sleeve on his latest self-released single 'On The Outs'. There are certain songs that stop you right in your tracks upon first listen and 'On The Outs', released off Dead Emerson's debut EP '…And, Action!', is certainly one of those. This hauntingly beautiful single is simple in production yet is heavy in raw emotion. Its stripped back nature of piano accompanied by a sustained ethereal synth pad is the perfect bed for Emerson's raw yet soothing vocal tone to take centre stage. Emerson opens the track vulnerably with "You said I would never love you right…You did me that haunting night" before concluding in falsetto "You said you'd be here on the other side" followed by an emotive yearn with "Well I'm here now!" Although the addition of retro synths brings about an 80s sonic feel to the track, it's the melodic arrangement of the piano and at times Emerson's heartfelt vocal delivery that leaves me thinking 'On The Outs' strongly reminiscent of The Pogues 1988, now Christmas smash single 'Fairytale of New York' featuring Kirsty MacColl.
Dead Emerson first made his appearance with his debut single 'Fools Gold' back in 2019. The track showcased Emersons ability for crafting infectious shoegaze-leaning, indie-rock songs accompanied by his vulnerable introspective lyricism and cathartic vocal delivery. Since then, Emerson has released a handful of singles varying from more laid-back indie-pop singles such as 'Cold Summer' and '24' whereas the 2020 single 'Sucker Punch' displays Emerson's more brisk side on a fast tempo surf-rock, indie-punk inspired production. Lyrically Emerson centres around themes of commercialisation, adolescence and the idea of "embracing life's uglier moments" on his debut EP. '…And, Action!' is a body of work that has enabled Emerson to freely produce sonic instrumentals from varying inspirations. While lead single 'American Daydreaming' offers Emerson's views on the myth of the American dream over a hazy guitar and synth driven production, 'Eleventh Hour' picks up the pace with its 16th hi-hat pattern and arpeggiated lead guitar melody reminiscent of early Vampire Weekend.
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We passed through Granada on the way to Almeria on the coast before heading north to Cartagena our next stopover.
It was not one of our best moves as the landscape was again very hard and uninteresting.
Cartagena was a nice town with a great harbour area with many fascinating boats in dock. A cruise liner was berthed so the place was bombarded with tourists some of which we met.
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Schramsberg Vineyards is a winery located in Calistoga, California in the Napa Valley region.  The vineyard, which was founded in 1862 by the German immigrant Jacob Schram, produces a series of sparkling wines using the same method as champagne.  Schramsberg is considered one of the premium brands in the production of sparkling wine in California and the first U.S. wine to "match the style and quality of the best French Champagnes".

After nearly 50 years of inactivity, Schramsberg was acquired by Jack and Jamie Davies in 1965 who began producing champagne method wine.  Today, Schramsberg is managed by Hugh Davies, the youngest son of Jack and Jamie Davies.

History

Early history (1862–1905)

In 1862, Jacob Schram purchased what would later become Schramsberg in the hills of Napa Valley with the intention of producing wine.  Although Schram was born into a winemaking family, he made his living as a barber.  Schram was one of a small group of early winemakers to arrive in Napa in the middle of the 19th century.  Schram was born in 1826 in Pfeddersheim, Germany and came to the U.S. in 1852.  Schram married Annie Weaver, also of German descent in 1859.

After clearing the property, the couple began planting a variety of grapes to produce wine.  In the 1870s, Schram dug cellars into hills on the property and by 1876 Schramsberg was producing 12,000 gallons.  Within a few years, Schramsberg had expanded to over  and was producing 12,000 cases each year.

Schramsberg gained significant attention in the 1880s when it was featured in Robert Louis Stevenson's book The Silverado Squatters.  Stevenson, accompanied by his new bride Fanny Vandegrift and her 12-year-old son from a previous marriage, Lloyd Osbourne, spent the late spring and early summer of 1880 honeymooning in the Napa Valley.  In the book, Stevenson documented his ventures in the area and profiled several of the early pioneers who played a role in shaping the region's commerce and society.  He relates that while visiting Schramsberg, he tasted eighteen different wines. Stevenson writes:

"I was interested in California wine. Indeed, I am interested in all wines and have been all my life, from the raisin wine that a school-fellow kept secreted in his play-box up to my last discovery, those notable Valtellines that once shone upon the board of Caesar... A California vineyard, one of man's outposts in the wilderness, has features of its own. There is nothing here to remind you of the Rhine or Rhone, of the low cote d'or or the infamous and scabby deserts of Champagne; but all is green, solitary, covert. We visited two of them, Mr. Schram's and Mr. McEachran's, sharing the same glen..."

Schramsberg continued to prosper through the end of the 19th century.  Annie Schram died in the summer of 1901 after falling ill the previous autumn.  Jacob Schram died four years later in 1905, leaving the property and the winemaking business to his son Herman Schram.

Decline of Schramsberg (1905–1965)

Herman attempted to continue the business but sold the property to the Sterling Investment Company after just a few years. In 1916, the property was sold again to W. J. McKillop. Instead of producing wine, McKillop, a wealthy San Francisco businessman, used the Schramsberg as a summer home. After McKillop, the property changed hands several times over the next four decades and none of the owners used the property as a vineyard. Schramsberg was sold to Captain Raymond C. Naylor and then to John Gargano in 1940.

In 1951, Schramsberg was sold again, this time to Douglas Pringle. Aided by the lobbying efforts of Pringle's wife, Katharine Cebrian, the winery was named a state historical landmark on December 31, 1956. Following the Pringles' divorce in 1959 the property was not used for a number of years.

Restoration under the Davies (1965-Present)

After years of neglect, Schramsberg was sold to Jack and Jamie Davies in 1965.  The couple had spent a year looking for a property in the Napa Valley to produce wine.  At the time of their purchase, Schramsberg was run-down and the property had been abandoned for years.

Rather than produce the typical varietals of wine found in Napa at that time, the Davies determined to produce Champagne (or sparkling wine to be more technically accurate) in the same method as was used in France.

In 1972, Schramsberg's 1969 vintage "Blanc de Blancs" (white of whites) was served at the "Toast to Peace" in Beijing, between Richard Nixon and Chou Enlai.  Since that time, Schramsberg's wines have been served by every subsequent presidential administration.

Schramsberg earned numerous awards over the years.  In 1995, Schramsberg was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award by the International Festival of Méthode Champenoise and in 1996 the James Beard Foundation awarded Schramsberg the Wine and Spirits Professional Award for "making a significant impact in the wine and spirits industry."

In 1996, Hugh Davies, the youngest son of Jack and Jamie Davies joined the winery full-time.  Hugh had earned a master's degree in enology from the University of California, Davis.  Hugh, coincidentally was born in 1965, the year that the Davies family purchased the Schramsberg property. The winery was then added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1998.

Jack Davies died in the spring of 1998 and in 2008, Jamie Davies also died.  Today, Hugh Davies serves as CEO of Schramsberg.  John Winsell Davies, one of three Davies sons, contested his family's trust agreement, which left him no share of the winery.

Gallery

See also
 John Winsell Davies, son of Jack and Jamie Davies

References

Jamie Davies Is Dead at 73; Made Sparkling Wine, New York Times, February 19, 2008
Napa Sparkle to Make a French Nose Twitch, New York Times, December 20, 2006
Bubbles That Are Red, White and Blue.  New York Times, December 26, 2001
California Pop.  Black Enterprise, June 1985
Wine Review: J. Schram and J. Davies Diamon. San Diego Magazine, Apr 2006
Not a soft option.  Decanter.com, May 30, 2007

External links

Schramsberg Vineyards (official company website)

Wineries in Napa Valley
Companies based in Napa County, California
Sparkling wines
1862 establishments in California
California Historical Landmarks
National Register of Historic Places in Napa County, California
American companies established in 1965
1965 establishments in California

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I am designing and building a system to allow for storage and retrieval of large amounts of network measurement and monitoring data. I need to make a flexible system that will be capable of dealing with a wide range of data such as polled data and data from flows as well as being fast enough to cope with high rates of live network data. The end goal is to provide this information to an anomaly detecting algorithm that can detect changes in the network and alert system administrators of the exact problem as well as presenting the information using graphs via a web interface.
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Added a new dataparser to NNTSC for reading the RRDs used by Munin, a program that Brad is using to monitor the switches in charge of our red cables. The data in these RRDs is a lot noisier than smokeping data, so it will be interesting to see how our anomaly detection goes with that data. Also finally got the AMP data actually being exported to our anomaly detector - the glue program that converted NNTSC data into something that can be read by anomaly_ts wasn't parsing AMP records properly.
Spent a bit of time working on adding some new rules to libprotoident to identify previously unknown traffic in some traces sent to me by one of our users.
Spent Friday afternoon talking with Brian Trammell about some mutual interests, in particular passive measurement of TCP congestion window state and large-scale measurement data collection, storage and access. In terms of the latter, it looks many of the design decisions we have reached with NNTSC are very similar to those that he had reached with mPlane (albeit mPlane is a fair bit more ambitious than what we are doing) which I think was pretty reassuring for both sides. Hopefully we will be able to collaborate more in this space, e.g. developing translation code to make our data collection compatible with mPlane.
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Managed to come up with a new design that will hopefully satisfy Brendon while still allowing for a consistent querying approach. Implemented the data collection side of this, including creating tables for the traceroute test. This was a bit trickier than planned, because SQLAlchemy doesn't natively support views and also the traceroute view was rather complicated.
Currently working on updating the exporting side to use id numbers to identify collections rather than names, since there is no longer any guarantee that the data will be located in a table called "data_" + module + module_subtype.
Also spent a fair bit of time reading over Meenakshee's report and covering it in red pen. Pretty happy with how it is coming together.
development of a new solution to address these problems.
The new NNTSC now supports the LPI collector and installs nicely. Still waiting on Brendon to get his AMP message decoding code finished to his satisfaction and that will be the next thing to get working on the data collection side.
Also started developing a new data query / export mechanism that allows clients to connect and register their interest in particular data streams to receive ongoing live data as it is collected by NNTSC. The old approach for this involved the client explicitly stating the ID numbers for the streams they wanted data for, which was pretty suboptimal because it required knowledge that should really be internal to the database.
The other problem is that now we have different data table layouts for each different type of data stream, we need to inform clients about that structure and how to interpret the data stream.
All of this meant that I've had to design and implement an entirely new protocol for NNTSC data export. It's a request/response based protocol - the client can request the list of collections (i.e. the different data stream types), details about a specific collection (i.e. how the stream and data tables are laid out) and the list of streams associated with a given collection. It can then subscribe to a given stream, giving a start and end time for the time period required. If the time period includes historical data, that is immediately extracted from the database and sent. If the time period includes future data, the client and stream id is remembered so that new data can be sent to the client as it rolls into NNTSC.
Currently at the stage where we're getting historical data out of the database and preparing to send it to the client, with live data being the next main task to do.


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I need a concept paper on attention deficit disorder.
Write an essay about a concept that interests you and that you want to study further. When you have a good understanding of the concept, explain it to your readers, considering carefully what they already know about it and how your essay might add to what they know.
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Formatosi nel Brescia, club con il quale esordisce in serie B nella stagione 1947-1948. Con i bresciani si piazzerà in quella stagione al secondo posto del Girone A, sfiorando la promozione in serie A.
La stagione seguente scende in campo con le rondinelle 13 volte ottenendo il quinto posto.

Lascia il Brescia dopo la stagione 1949-1950, annata nella quale non era sceso mai in campo, per passare al , militante in serie A.

In rossoblu scende in campo in sei occasioni subendo complessivamente 13 reti, esordendo in massima serie nell'incontro perso fuori casa per quattro a zero contro il  il 31 dicembre 1950.
Al termine della stagione retrocede all'ultimo posto con il sodalizio genovese.

Tornato a Brescia, dove giocherà un solo incontro, sfiora nuovamente la promozione con il club lombardo, perdendo lo scontro qualificazione contro la .

Nel 1953 passa al Marzotto Manerbio, dove giocherà 27 incontri su trenta, ottiene il tredicesimo posto e la salvezza nel Girone C della IV Serie 1953-1954.

Nel 1956 viene ingaggiato dall'Aurora Travagliato, dove retrocede dalla IV Serie nella stagione 1956-1957.
Rimarrà tra le file dei lombardi anche nella stagione seguente, nella Seconda Serie della Campionato Interregionale 1957-1958, ottenendo il sesto posto.

In carriera ha collezionato complessivamente 6 presenze in Serie A e 15 in Serie B.

Nell'anno 2000 viene insignito dal C.O.N.I. della Stella al merito sportivo.

Si spegne il 29 marzo 2012 all'età di 83 anni.

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Bibliografia
 Davide Rota, Dizionario illustrato dei giocatori genoani, De Ferrari, 2008.
 Rino Tommasi, Anagrafe del calcio italiano, Libreria dello Sport - Collana Statistica, 2006, p. 227, ISBN 88-86753-95-0
 BresciaOggi.it Sport, "Morto Seri, lo sport come passione", Sergio Zanca, 31 marzo 2012.

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The wide availability of automated teller machines, Web banking and electronic payroll deposits has made banks an almost abstract concept. About the only time you need to visit a branch these days is to deposit a check.
And now even that trip is becoming obsolete. Many small businesses are starting to use scanners specially designed to turn paper checks into screen images that can be deposited over the Internet, without having to leave the office.
The practice, called remote deposit, has trickled down from companies that process huge volumes of checks, like the credit card companies. After a federal law was passed in 2003 giving digital check images the same legal weight as paper checks, these companies set up operations to scan the checks they receive from customers and deposit them electronically, en masse.
Now banks are issuing miniature versions of those scanners to their small-business customers. The Stone Age, a 10-person company that sells stones, bricks, statues and tools to landscapers, started scanning its checks for deposit a few months ago. One of its owners, Jack Longo, estimates that it saves him five hours a week that used to be spent driving to and from the PNC branch about 10 miles away from his office in Totowa, N.J.
Mr. Longo had to go to the bank only twice in August: once because he had a check, for $50,000, that exceeded the dollar limit for remote deposit, and another time because he needed to initiate wire transfers that could be handled only at the branch.
Adding to the benefits, the device — a single-feed scanner made by the RDM Corporation — is connected to the company's QuickBooks accounting software. After both sides of a check are scanned, the device's software reads the routing number and dollar value and creates an electronic deposit slip. It also updates the company's account balances and its accounts-receivable log.
Over time, the system will also mean less photocopying and filing of paper, though for now, during the pilot phase of PNC's program, Mr. Longo says that as a backup, he is continuing to keep paper records of the 200 or so checks he receives monthly.
A similar system from Wells Fargo came in handy for Southmost Drywall last September when it moved from Omaha to Fremont, Neb., putting it 45 minutes away from the closest Wells Fargo branch. The company had been banking with Wells Fargo for years, and Mike Zinnel, the company's controller, did not want to switch banks.
Mr. Zinnel said he liked the system so much that he would use it even if the company were still five minutes from the branch. "You don't have to worry about employees getting into wrecks on the way to the bank, or someone getting mugged," he said.
There are other advantages. Companies that use more than one bank because their offices are in different locations can consolidate their accounts using remote deposit, said Mary Pilecki, a technology analyst at Forrester Research. "Banks are offering it primarily to capture that bigger relationship and to hold onto customers," she said.
While checks do not necessarily clear any faster using remote deposit, the practice does help eliminate "desk float," or the delay between trips to the bank. Stephanie Sturgis-Griffin, a product manager at Wells Fargo, said she knew of a company in Denver that had a bank branch in its building but would still deposit checks only once a week.
These remote deposit programs, most of them in the pilot phase, are made possible by a 2003 federal law commonly referred to as Check 21. It was passed to keep money moving in the event of another disaster like the 9/11 attacks, which grounded flights across the country.
Soon after the law took effect in 2004, banks started scanning checks to simplify tracking and storing them, and they started using images to clear payments with other banks. Now, many banks, especially the bigger ones, have stopped sending original checks back to account holders with their monthly statements, sending copies instead.
Prices vary widely for the check scanners: The Stone Age paid about $550 to PNC, and Southmost Drywall paid $1,200 to Wells Fargo. Other models are available from manufacturers like Panini, Unisys and Epson.
The scanners can print the date and time of the deposit on the back of checks as they are scanned, much as a bank does when a deposit is made at a branch. But the imprints have no legal standing, and the banks say that most of their customers keep that function turned off.
Remote deposit alone does not offer much relief for cash businesses that need to visit a branch regularly for currency and coin exchanges. But Ms. Pilecki, the analyst, said that armored car companies like Brink's and Loomis Fargo have started offering to collect cash and checks from companies, consolidate them into one check and make the deposit remotely using the check image. Such services can offer relief to mom-and-pop shops that have to close their doors whenever trips to the bank are necessary.


We like to think that we understand our dogs. Dogs are happy, friendly creatures who will be loyal to us, no matter how badly we mess up. Our dogs will always love us, even if people don't. But are all the things that we think we know about dogs true? Do we really understand their psychology, or do we fool ourselves with platitudes and stories that feel nice?
New studies on the psychology of dogs come out practically every month, offering new insights into what our four-legged canine friends are thinking. Let's take a look at some of the findings of those studies.
Barking sounds like shouting to us. It's a loud noise, often unnecessary, that we associated with negative feelings and hostility. But from the dog's perspective barking is anything but. For dogs, the activation of the vocal cords is related to a sense of self-reward. Dogs often bark as a pat on the back to themselves: as far as modern science can tell, it's something that they actively enjoy and would do more if their owners didn't have a say in the matter.
Dogs can't talk. That's a shame – we'd love to know what they are thinking. But dogs have the ability to understand non-verbal human cues and sign language to a surprising extent. Science shows that dogs can recognize the same level of sign language as the average human two-year-old: not Einstein-levels of intelligence, but enough to understand why progressive puppy day care provides dogs with mentally-stimulating activities. They need it.
Dogs are energetic creatures, as anyone who owns one will attest. Far from being something only good for their physical health, getting exercise is also beneficial for your pooch's mental health too – similar to humans. What's so interesting, though, is the effect that regular walking has on the chances that a dog will be rehomed. The more dogs get walked in their formative years, the less likely they are to be passed over to a dog shelter. Better behavior encourages people to hold onto their pups for longer.
As surprising as it might sound, dogs can learn from other dogs. If you already have one well-trained dog in your home, it can be easier to train another. The new dog will model its behavior after the dog that you already own, helping it to ease into family life and accept the rules. New puppies, especially, are easier to train with another dog in the house.
Have you ever wondered whether your dog can tell if you're happy or sad? Excited or washed out? Well, it turns out that they, can – at least according to some researchers. When you put a dog in an MRI scanner, you can watch which parts of their brain light up when they are exposed to happy or sad images or emotions. Dogs brains, it turns out, light up in a similar pattern to our own, meaning that your dog really can feel your pain. Dogs seem to have an ability to interpret human speech patterns accurately and can tell when we're happy or sad, pleased with them or not, and so on. It's quite remarkable when you think about it.
The way a dog wags its tail isn't random, according to researchers. Different wagging patterns are indicative of varying thoughts and feelings. A tail that wags from side to side is different to, say, a tail that wags more on the right or the left. What exactly different wags of the tail mean is still an open question, but research seems to indicate that it is related to the dog's mood.
Have you ever gazed into your dog's eyes and seen the face of a small human child? Well, it turns out that you might not be imagining things after all. Dogs may have an inner child hiding in plain sight. When researchers wheel dogs into MRI scanners, they find something interesting: their brains look very similar to those of children when they experience positive emotions, like excitement. Dogs have that same giddy-brain response to interesting external stimuli that children get, suggesting a connection between the two. It's no wonder that dogs can be so hyperactive sometimes, especially when they're young.
So there you have it: some interesting new insights into canine psychology. Did you find any of them surprising?


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The Ugly Face of Nationalism in Scotland
June 7, 2015 June 24, 2015 24 Comments
I grew up in a single parent family in one of the most deprived areas in Scotland during the Thatcher years. Education and support of a loving family was what enabled me to now lead a relatively comfortable life. As was the case for many Scots, the independence referendum forced me to think carefully about my values and what kind of country will ensure young working class Scots had the same opportunities I had.
Last year when I looked at the SNP's record in government, particularly on education, and the economic basis of their argument for independence, I could not conclude that what they offered would improve the lives of ordinary working class Scots. For that reason, I volunteered to support the Better Together campaign.
The very first event I took part in involved distributing leaflets at Waverley station with 10-15 other people ranging from students to senior citizens. We quite quickly discovered the pro-independence website Wings Over Scotland had asked its nationalist readership to photograph us. Although this was not illegal, many of the volunteers did find it intimidating.
My next brush with the ugly side of nationalism came when I was in the audience of a TV debate. During the show I was given the opportunity to ask John Swinney about the poor record of the SNP in funding and managing the NHS. Within 24 hours Wings Over Scotland had dedicated a page to me – including details of where I work, my email address and telephone number. Almost immediately, I was being emailed abuse by "cybernats", with some even asking my employer to sack me.
The article on Wings Over Scotland was fantasy. It ranged from saying I had been planted in the audience to claiming I had tried to pass myself off to the BBC as an undecided voter. As these arguments fell apart the content was removed, but I received no apology. Eventually all that remained is text suggesting that I had sinister motives for openly having 3 Twitter accounts (work, personal & referendum). I can't set the record straight on this as Wings Over Scotland offers no right of reply.
My story is not unusual. The final six months of the referendum campaign saw many people like me being attacked simply for daring to express an opinion. Just as with me, the attacks are hate filled and often simply designed to humiliate and intimidate, with those perpetrating the attacks often hiding behind anonymous internet accounts. Sad.
The intimidation of those who dare to question the SNP did not end with the referendum. I saw this first hand when I attended a Labour rally in Glasgow last month where Jim Murphy was due to speak alongside Ed Miliband, Margaret Curran and Kezia Dugdale. Outside the leisure centre where the event was taking place a sizeable mob of nationalist protesters, at least some of whom were SNP party members, had formed to welcome those attending the event.
Intimidation was their tactic. They angrily waved saltires, screamed "Red Tories Out" and swore in the faces of those attending the event and families intending to use the swimming pool. One protester took a close-up picture of every single person who entered the venue – men, women and children. Worst of all, I saw one nationalist make a sexual gesture towards a young female Labour Party supporter.
The irony of chanting "Red Tories Out" when Labour is not actually in power in Westminster or Holyrood was clearly lost on this humourless bunch. Likewise, the fact that the SNP apparently wants to work with Labour.
Inside the venue most people were bemused by the protest and grateful for the sizeable police presence. However, some people were clearly shaken and fearful. Children were crying. Personally, I felt a little disappointed that a group driven by hatred and bitterness, not a love for Scotland, were intimidating people whilst waving my country's flag.
My most recent encounter with cybernats came on Sunday. During the BBC debate in Edinburgh I had a chance to make a legitimate point to Nicola Sturgeon about her party voting against the living wage five times. Almost instantly I was being attacked online as a "Labour Nazi" and "henchman" who had been "planted in the audience". Not one of the dozens of comments mentioned the living wage.
I fundamentally believe in freedom of speech. I also have no problem with politicians being heckled where they are avoiding questions or misleading people – it is part of our political culture. However, there is a stark contrast between heckling and shouting people down. Furthermore, the type of personal abuse we are increasingly seeing directed at ordinary Scots by nationalists is sickening. I absolutely accept that the SNP do not organise these attacks on our streets or online, but I also believe that Nicola Sturgeon could do more to stop them. The SNP's involvement in the attacks against Charlie Kennedy should have been a trigger for action by Nicola Sturgeon. The same could also be said about the comments made by and Michelle Mone.
Even in my own constituency of Edinburgh South the choice in the General Election was between Labour's Ian Murray, who was attacked by Wings Over Scotland after he mentioned his office was vandalised by nationalists, and an SNP candidate personally endorsed by Nicola Sturgeon who was exposed as using an anonymous internet account to insult people. You can guess who I voted for.


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Milan prevailed from a vibrant home game against Fiorentina and maintained their two-point lead at the Serie A summit. Rafael Leao stole the show at the San Siro by scoring a late goal to secure the goal Rossoneri one step closer to a long-awaited Scudetto.
Milan suffered badly at the hands of Vincenzo Italiano's men on Sunday afternoon but the Portuguese winger's late exploits got them over the line. Stefano Pioli's side endured an uneventful first half as Olivier Giroud squandered the best chance of the game after sending the ball wide in a one-on-one situation.
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Q: WPF-Window Topmost for own application only? The Splashscreen/Loading-Window in my WPF application is set to Topmost="True". Now this windows in on top of all other windows even when you switch to another application (because loading will take some time). I don't want this kind of behavior.
If I set Topmost="False" the window in not topmost at all. But If you switch back to my application after working with with another application my customers sometimes don't realize the Loading-Windows is still working. The application appears to be unresponsive because the Loading-Window in the background is still the active window and it is modal.
I want to have the Loading-Window topmost but only if my application is in foreground. If you switch to another program the window should disappear and reappear topmost when you switch back.

A: I think maybe a change in the loading pattern of your MainWindow might help. If you can put to time consuming part of loading the window on a background thread then you can take this path:

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*Show MainWindow empty or bare bones (empty fields/grid etc)

*Launch async load method to get data and populate main window

*Create splash screen, set owner to self and show

*make sure to close splash screen when load is complete.

that should keep the splash on top while load is being processed.

A: You can try to use the "Owner" property of the window, with that the splash screen will always overlap the other windows.

A: To clarify I will reanswer this question:
Martin Moser's answer is the correct one.
Set the owner property like:
secondarywindow.Owner = parent;

AND set TopMost to false.

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Tramonti di Sotto (Tramonç Disot en frioulan standard, Vildisot en frioulan occidental) est une commune d'environ 500 habitants, de la province de Pordenone dans la région autonome du Frioul-Vénétie Julienne en Italie.

Elle est située dans la Valtramontina des Préalpes carniques et vit grâce à l'agriculture de montagne (élevage) et au tourisme.

Administration

Depuis 2014, Bidoli Giampaolo Liste Civique Tramonti Vive

Hameaux
Tramonti di Mezzo, Campone Centro, Barzanai, Beloz, Brandolin, Chiarandin, Chiarchià, Chiasars, Cleva di Sopra e di Sotto, Comèsta, Cotèl, Faidona, Ferrara, Gai, Grisa, Martin di Sopra e di Sotto, Matan, Miâr, Moschiasinis, Muintà, Ombrena, Pagnàc, Pala, Pàlcoda, Pecol di Selva, I Piani, Pra di Leva, Prapitol, Sàcchiaz, San Vicenzo, Sclàf, Selva, Sghittosa di Sopra e di Sotto, Sgualdin, Sialin, Sottoriva, Stalla del Cont, Tàmar, Tamaràt, Tridis e Clevatta, Valènt, Vuâr, Zanon, Zuliàn.

Communes limitrophes
Castelnovo del Friuli, Clauzetto, Frisanco, Meduno, Preone, Socchieve, Tramonti di Sopra, Travesio, Verzegnis, Vito d'Asio

Personnalités liées à la commune

Notes et références

Liens externes
 http://www.comune.tramontidisotto.pn.it

Commune dans la province de Pordenone


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Q: Responsive two column grid into one alternating rows I would like to create the following responsive grid structure, taking in mind that element 3 and 5 are not always present and they have variable height.:
grid image
I've tried with floating elements, but element 2 get's into the second column:
https://jsfiddle.net/a2tbbs2b/2/
CSS:
.panel{
  background: white;
  box-sizing: border-box;
  overflow: auto;
}

.panel::after {
  content: "";
  clear: both;
  display: table;
}

.section{
  width: 60%;
  float: right;
  text-align: center;
}

.section.left{
  float: left;
  width: 40%;
}

.one{
  background: green;
  height: 80px;
}

.two{
  background: blue;
  height: 70px;
}

.three{
  background: red;
  height: 20px;
}

.four{
  background: brown;
  height: 20px;
}

.five{
  background: yellow;
  height: 50px;
}

HTML:

3

1

4

2

5

I'm trying not to duplicate HTML to create this layout.
Any help is welcome. Thank you for your time!

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#main {
    width: 98vw;
    height: 300px;
    border: 1px solid black;
    display: -webkit-flex; /* Safari */
    display: flex;
}
#main div{ margin:5px;}
.flex-1{flex:1;}
.flex-2{flex:2;}
.flex-3{flex:3;}

RED

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Green div with more content.

you can add the content in their specific containers .I am unable to understand your numbering scheme , but you can add content likewise.
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Q: Как добавить в TreeView картинку? Как к моему примеру вставить любую картинку?
xaml:
<TreeView x:Name="tw_tree"   TreeViewItem.Expanded="TreeViewItem_Expanded"   TreeViewItem.Selected="TreeViewItem_SelectedItem" >
            <TreeView.ItemTemplate>

//здесь происходит привязка //Нужно добавить картинки

                <HierarchicalDataTemplate ItemsSource="{Binding Path=collection_node}">
                    <TextBlock Text="{Binding name_}" />
                </HierarchicalDataTemplate>
            </TreeView.ItemTemplate>

        </TreeView>

Но мне нужно чтобы картинка определялась уровнем level моего класса Node.
 public class Node
    {
        public string name_ { get; set; }

        public int level { get; set; }

        public ObservableCollection<Node> collection_node { get; set; }

        public Node()
        {
            collection_node = new ObservableCollection<Node>();
        }
    }

так добавляется объекты Node дерево:
tw_tree.ItemsSource = GLOBAL.node.collection_node;

A: Проще всего, наверное так:
<HierarchicalDataTemplate ItemsSource="{Binding Path=collection_node}">
    <StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal">
        <Image MaxHeight="30" MaxWidth="30"
               Source="{Binding level, Converter={StaticResource LevelToImageConverter}}"/>
        <TextBlock Text="{Binding name_}" />
    </StackPanel>
</HierarchicalDataTemplate>

Вам понадобится ещё конвертер, который надо положить в ресурсы страницы (знаете, как?). Сам конвертер выглядит как-то так:
public class LevelToImageConverter : IValueConverter
{
    public object Convert(object value, Type targetType, object parameter,
                          CultureInfo culture)
    {
        var level = (int)value;
        var uriString = ("pack://application:,,,/Images/tree" + level + ".png";
        return BitmapFrame.Create(new Uri(uriString));
    }

    public object ConvertBack(object value, Type targetType, object parameter,
                              CultureInfo culture)
    {
        throw new NotImplementaedException();
    }
}


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Aquatic Centres set for sizzling season
SHIRE of Mundaring's aquatic centres are opening this month for the summer season with parents urged to remain vigilant.
Deputy Shire President Patrick Bertola said while it was a little chilly now, the warm weather would soon set in.
"Bilgoman and Mt Helena Aquatic Centres are extremely popular with people across all age groups," he said.
"The Shire is proud to continue delivering this service so people can cool off in the hot Perth summers."
Cr Bertola said while the pools provided a great day out for children and families, guardians needed to be alert.
"The aquatic centre employees have seen a significant increase in the number of parents and guardians who are glued to their smart phones and not paying attention to children in the water," he said.
"A pool is no place for a phone. We ask all adults to put their phones away and concentrate on the children in their care, especially those under five years. For this age group parents must be in the water with them and ensure children are within arm's reach at all times.
"Both aquatic centres do have life guards, but ultimately children under your care are solely your responsibility."
The Shire's aquatic centres open on Saturday 22 October. For more information visit the Shire website at www.mundaring.wa.gov.au


One answer is to promote coaching as a way of developing talent. It's fine for the top sports stars and teams, so it should be welcome in most organisations. Valuing coaching means you are saying that it is OK to do such things as ask for help and to take time to reflect. It leads on to appreciating the value of experiments, releasing your organisation from the pressure for everything to succeed instantly. New growth follows further adaptation based on feedback. That's a large part of a learning culture.
Along with the coaching, the leaders of an organisation need to support the value of learning in their communications, institutionalise it in their systems and demonstrate it themselves.
And finally there must be ways in which individual learning grows into organisational learning. Individual learning can be guided by individual passion, by what people care about. Organisations are different. They are interested in better standards, shared sets of understandings and skills, that scale up from the perhaps more disparate range of individual interests and discoveries.
Organisational learning happens when individual learning gets shared at a collective level, through mechanisms such as new practices – like coaching - getting adopted, recognised, reflected upon and institutionalised.


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The CEO of the Sofa
Author: P. J. ORourke
New York Times bestselling author P.J. ORourke has toured the fighting in Bosnia, visited the West Bank disguised as P.J. of Arabia, lobbed one-liners on the battlefields of the Gulf War, and traded quips with Communist rebels in the jungles of the Philippines. Now in The CEO of the Sofa, he embarks on a mission to the most frightening place of all - his own home. Ensconc New York Times bestselling author P.J. ORourke has toured the fighting in Bosnia, visited the West Bank disguised as P.J. of Arabia, lobbed one-liners on the battlefields of the Gulf War, and traded quips with Communist rebels in the jungles of the Philippines. Now in The CEO of the Sofa, he embarks on a mission to the most frightening place of all - his own home. Ensconced on the domestic boardrooms throne (although not supposed to put his feet on the cushions), he faces a three-year-old who wants a cell phone, a freelance career devoted to writing articles like Chewing-Mouth Dogs Bring Hope to People with Eating Disorders, and neighbors who smell like Democrats (That is, using smell as a transitive verb. When I light a cigar they wave their hands in front of their faces and pretend to cough.). Undaunted - with the help of martinis - by middle age, P.J. holds forth on everything from getting toddlers to sleep (Advice to parents whose kids love the story of the dinosaurs: Dont give away the surprise ending) to why Hillary Clintons election victory was a good thing (We Republicans were almost out of people to hate in the Senate. Teddy Kennedy is just too old and fat to pick on). And P.J. leaps (well, groans and pushes himself up) from the couch to pursue assignments such as a high-speed drive across the ugliest part of India at the hottest time of the year, a blind (drunk) wine tasting with Christopher Buckley, and a sojourn at the U.N. Millennial Summit, where he runs the risk of perishing from boredom and puts readers in peril of laughing themselves to death.
Title The CEO of the Sofa Height 176 mm
Author P. J. ORourke Width 110 mm
Publisher Picador Pages 320


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Bankia carinata is a species of bivalves belonging to the family Teredinidae.

The species has almost cosmopolitan distribution.

References

Bivalves described in 1827


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Cartmel Priory church serves as the parish church of Cartmel, Cumbria, England (formerly in Lancashire).

Priory
The priory was founded in 1190 by William Marshal, created 1st Earl of Pembroke, intended for a community of the Augustinian Canons regular and was dedicated to Saint Mary the Virgin and Saint Michael.

To support the new house, William granted it the whole fief of the district of Cartmel. It was first colonised by a prior and twelve canons sent from Bradenstoke Priory in Wiltshire.

14th century
Between 1327 and 1347 a chapel with four traceried windows was provided by Lord Harrington in the south choir aisle; his tomb is in the building. The gatehouse, which apart from the church itself is the only surviving structure of the medieval priory, was built between 1330 and 1340.

15th and 16th centuries
In the 15th century extensive work was undertaken, in part due to damage (believed to be from natural causes) in the northern part of the church. In the east end of the church, the early lancet windows were replaced by one huge window of stained glass, misericords were installed in the choir, and the tower was extended. Unusually, the extension to the tower sits at a 45-degree angle to the base on which it rests, a feature believed to be unique in England. Work on the building continued intermittently into the 16th century, when the choir screen was constructed.

The 25 misericords date from 1440, and are of an exceptional quality. They include representation of the Green man, which with its three heads sprouting foliage is said to symbolize the devil.

Dissolution

The priory was surrendered by its then community of ten canons at the Dissolution of the Monasteries in 1536. An effect of the Pilgrimage of Grace was that the community was reinstated, one of perhaps 16 such cases.   The prior, Richard Preston, had not thrown in his lot with resistance, but had fled to the Crown forces under Edward Stanley, 3rd Earl of Derby. He was to secure a parochial living to supplement his Crown pension.  Others had a different fate. With the failure of the rising, as in other similar cases there came  a brutal end for some, the subprior and several of the canons being hanged, along with ten villagers who had supported them.

The priory's ancient responsibility for providing a Guide over Cartmel Sands was transferred to the Duchy of Lancaster. Thomas Hogeson was appointed by the Duchy as the first official guide to the sands on 29 January 1548.

Parish Church

The Dissolution commissioners had instructions to "pull down to the ground all the walls of the churches, stepulls, cloysters, fraterys, dorters, chapter howsys" and all the rest. The materials were then to be sold for the profit of the Crown. These habitual procedures would have meant Cartmel Priory's church being demolished along with the rest of its buildings. However, in this case the founder William Marshal had given an altar within the church to the village, and provided a priest along with it. The villagers petitioned to be allowed to keep the church as it was their only place of worship, and this was granted.

17th century
Despite the villagers' being allowed to keep the church, the lead was stripped from the nave, and until 1618 when George Preston, a landowner at nearby Holker Hall, provided considerable finances to allow the roof to be reinstated, the villagers actually worshipped in the choir, rather than the nave of the church. In 1643 some Roundhead troops stayed in the village, stabling their horses in the church. Bullet holes from this time are still visible in the southwest door of the nave.

The nave was used after the Dissolution as a prison and later between 1624 and 1790 as a grammar school.

19th and 20th centuries
By 1830 the church was in need of repair again, and underwent a restoration, which has been described in the Edge Guide as "more enthusiastic than sympathetic".  In 1850 a new panelled ceiling was inserted in the central part of the church, forming the belfry floor.

A further restoration was carried out in 1867 by E. G. Paley. The restoration was described in the Westmorland Gazette of 28 September 1867 The old seats and galleries have been removed from the nave and transepts, which have been reseated with new benches of oak. The plaster and whitewash of succeeding centuries has been entirely taken off an cleaned from the walls, pillars, and arches of the church. The ancient massive open timbered roof of oak, which for centuries has been hid behind a plastered ceiling, has been uncovered and restored. The whole of the windows have been reglazed with Hartley's cathedral glass. A new font, pulpit and reading-desk of stone have been added to the church. The font is square with moulded panels, carved and drapered work, and marble shaft. The pulpit is of octagonal design, supported by marble shafts, on three sides are moulded panels containing carved heads representing our Saviour, St. Peter, and St. Paul. A new organ has been erected in the town choir.

In 1923, the gatehouse became a museum,  and was used for exhibitions, and meetings, before being presented in 1946  to the National Trust who continue to operate it as the "Cartmel Priory Gatehouse".

The church is an active Anglican parish church in the deanery of Windermere, the archdeaconry of Westmorland and Furness, and the diocese of Carlisle. Its benefice is united with those of St Mary, Allithwiate, St Peter, Field Broughton, St John the Baptist, Flookburgh, St Paul, Grange-over-Sands, Grange Fell Church, Grange-Over-Sands, and St Paul, Lindale, to form the benefice of Cartmel Peninsula. The church is recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade I listed building.

Organ
The pipe organ was installed in 1867 by F. Jardine of Manchester. The inauguration was recorded in the Westmorland Gazette of 28 September 1867: The organ which has been built by Mr. Jardine of Manchester, had its capabilities tested by Mr. Stevens of Holy Trinity Church, Manchester. It had been intended where the rubric leaves it optional, whether any part shall be "said or sung" to have our beautiful church service sung by one of the finest choirs of Manchester, and the organ presided at by one of the most accomplished amateur players in the North of England. Arrangements having been made by Mr. Jardine for the attendance of Mr. Joule and his choir of St. Peter's; but the Bishop has so strong an objection to musical services, and such strong fears of its effects on worshippers, that out of deference to his opinion the people of Cartmel were deprived of what would certainly have been, and what they had long been anticipating as a good treat.

The organ was rebuilt in 1969 by Rushworth and Dreaper of Liverpool and in 2005 by Principal Pipe Organs. A specification of the organ can be found on the National Pipe Organ Register.

Bells
The church tower contains a ring of 6 bells. Four are new, dating from 1987 by Eijsbouts, with an old set of 4 bells (2 from 1661 and then 1726 and 1729) making an old 6 when combined with the 2 smaller bells of 1932 by John Taylor and Co.

Burials in the priory
John Harington, 1st Baron Harington
John Harington, 2nd Baron Harington

See also

Grade I listed churches in Cumbria
Listed buildings in Lower Allithwaite
List of ecclesiastical works by E. G. Paley
List of ecclesiastical works by Paley and Austin
List of English abbeys, priories and friaries serving as parish churches

References

External links

1536 disestablishments in England
Augustinian monasteries in England
Monasteries in Cumbria
Monasteries in Lancashire
Church of England church buildings in Cumbria
Grade I listed churches in Cumbria
Tourist attractions in Cumbria
Religious organizations established in the 1190s
Christian monasteries established in the 12th century
Paley and Austin buildings
1190 establishments in England
Monasteries dissolved under the English Reformation
Cartmel


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