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Staring At The Embers / Through The Years
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Escapade is the first solo album by Split Enz frontman Tim Finn. After the release of Split Enz 1982 album Time and Tide, Tim Finn decided to give the band a break after 10 years. Younger brother Neil Finn worked on some demos for the upcoming Split Enz album, while percussionist Noel Crombie released the single My Voice Keeps Changing On Me. It was Tim's intention to take the time to work some of the new songs that he wanted to release, but felt were not Enz material.
Staring At The Embers. AA. Through The Years. Engineer – Mark Moffatt, Tim Kramer. Made in Australia by Festival Records Pty. Ltd. Other Versions (4 of 4) View All. Cat.
Опубликовано: 7 years ago. Tim Finn had some pretty fine solo performances. Fraction Too Much Friction, Made My Day and Staring At The Embers are certainly proof of this. Went fro Split Enz to Crowded House with brother Neil and made another load of hits. tim the best --nz music forever -im staring at the embers. Staring At The Embers. 3. 30. Tim Finn's first solo outing is a triumph. Made 10 years after he was told to get off the stage at a music festival in New Zealand (when the acoustic Split Ends were struggling for recognition) Tim had come a long way since then. The best track on the album is the catchy "Fraction Too Much Friction", which was actually written in the late 1970s. It didn't fit in with the Split Enz repertoire at the time. Little did Tim realize he had written a huge hit. The irony of this great album was that Tim felt so guilty about its success.
Read or print original Staring At The Embers lyrics 2019 updated! Staring at the embers, Of my memory, trying to remember, Just what yo. the embers They're all that's left to me Don't know where I'm going There's no way of knowing Staring at the embers The flame has gone you put it out Out without a word of warning The pleasure palace goes Up in smoke But this fool goes on yearning Staring at the embers Of my memory Fire-place. surrender Please give her back to me Now and then I'm falling Alligators crawling Staring at the embers Staring at the embers of My memory Trying to remember just What you meant to me Now and then I'm falling Alligators crawling Staring at the embers (repeat)
Слова песни Staring At The Embers, которую исполняет Tim Finn. На нашем сайте наиболее полная коллекция, в которой хранятся самые правильные тексты - Lyricsworld. surrender Please give her back to me Now and then I'm falling Alligators crawling Staring at the embers Staring at the embers of My memory Trying to remember just What you meant to me Now and then I'm falling Alligators crawling Staring at the embers (repeat).
Say It Is So. Strangeness and Charm.
A Staring At The Embers 3:02
AA Through The Years 3:48
Made By – Festival Records Pty. Ltd.
Engineer – Mark Moffatt, Tim Kramer
Producer – Mark Moffatt, Ricky Fataar
Written-By – Tim Finn
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Both tracks are credited as being side A, but on the back of the 7", Staring At The Embers is listed above Through The Years.
Made in Australia by Festival Records Pty. Ltd.
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Rosenthal: Sale extension 5 years, $145 million
Thread starter RedOctober3829
We can talk about tough breaks and cheap hits all we want, but Sale's last three games have been against the iron of the American League - two against Houston and one against NY. In those three games, he's put up this line: 17.1 ip, 14 h, 11 r, 9 er, 8 bb, 25 k, 4.67 era, 1.27 whip, 13.0 k/9
So the strikeouts have been fine, but the whip and era....not so much. I get that Hou and NY have good offenses but you need your ace to do better than this. In fact, in his four games against Hou and NY this season.....
22.1 ip, 21 h, 15 r, 13 er, 9 bb, 31 k, 5.24 era, 1.34 whip, 12.5 k/9, with an 0-3 record
Not at all what you need from your ace.
LesterFan
I am not worried about Chris Sale. His bad April was due to limited spring action + the toe injury he was pitching through. In May, he made 6 starts, including 3 vs Houston and NY, pitched 38.1 innings with a 2.82 ERA and 2.16 FIP. That's with a 15.50 (!) K/9 and 2.11 BB/9. For the season he has a 4.35 ERA but a 3.51 FIP. He is due for some better luck.
Last night for example, he only gave up 2, maybe 3 well hit balls - the LeMahieu double and the LeMahieu homer. The other 5 hits were a Sanchez 62 MPH bloop, Gardner 72 MPH bloop, Urshela chopper that skipped through up the middle, Hicks 76 MPH liner perfectly in the hole, and Urshela 88 mph liner off the chalk down the 3rd base line. He only walked 1 and struck out 10 of the 25 batters faced while getting 21 swings and misses. I thought he was much better than the 7 hits and 4 ER indicates.
jerry casale
I've played sports for 60 years and there is no question there are athletes that just seem to have a knack of winning and others seem to have a knack for not winning. In basketball, the loose ball always seemed to end up in the same hands. In tennis, some always get the let cords, others never get them. Why do some pitchers seem to get all the run support and bigger strike zones?
Since Sale has been here, he has been extremely unlucky. No run support or a BP that implodes on the day he pitches.
I hope this does not continue for the next four years.
We have $60M tied up in 3 pitchers for the next 3 years. One on the DL and a history of injuries, one that's 1-7 and the third is inconsistent.
Sale and Price should go to the course of how to turn an aging lefty into a crafty lefty ( Moyer, Sabathia, Petite, Tommy John, Wells etc.).
AND, no hope of the farm system helping. The Sox farm system has produce only 5 starting pitchers of any note that have helped the Sox in the last 60 years!!
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jerry casale said:
The Sox farm system has produce only 5 starting pitchers of any note that have helped the Sox in the last 60 years!!
That seems hard to believe, I am not a Sox fan and I came up with 6 in a couple of minutes: Clemens, Hurst, Lester, Buchholz, Bill Lee, Oil Can Boyd.
So the strikeouts have been fine, but the whip and era....not so much. I get that Hou and NY have good offenses but you need your ace to do better than this.
Personally I would argue that if he is putting up a 4.67 ERA with a 1.27 WHIP against the very best teams, that is pretty good. That is a shade over 3 runs in 6 innings of work, on < 8 baserunners. Would you like it to be a bit better? Sure. But those are great teams with great offenses. That ERA and WHIP is probably well below what those offenses average.
jon abbey said:
OK, 6, now I feel a lot better about our ability to produce starting pitchers
What do you mean any note? Aaron Sele has 20 WAR. Matsusaka was aigned by BOS and pitched in big leagues. Derek Lowe wasn't drafted by BOS but pithed in their minor league system. Stanley? Ojeda? Not to mention guys like Sanchez that were used in trades.
Plus, how does the Sox compare to other teams?
What is your point? Does it matter if the Sox draft and develop starting pitching versus signing them as FAs versus acquiring them in trades?
Pandarama
This post would make Jim Lonborg sad.
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Exactly. I'd add in Tudor. Pavano (and Armas, Jr) for Pedro. Kopech for Sale. Etc.
Clemens. Pedro. Sale. Quit fucking whining.
Pandarama said:
Before my time, I was born in 1966 and my first baseball memory was 1975, so he didn't pop to mind quickly.
I'm not sure Lonborg was good enough to be "of note," especially not if people are raising eyebrows at Aaron Sele. He had 6.6 bWAR with Boston, 14.2 overall. We might propose Buchholz' 18 bWAR (15.5 with Boston) as a floor for what counts as "of note."
That yields a few more candidates:
Bob Stanley (24 bWAR)
Anibal Sanchez (24 bWAR)
Jonathan Papelbon (24 bWAR)
Bill Lee (22 bWAR)
Bigger picture, though: I think a lot of this is that Boston's farm system has produced an absolutely astronomical amount of value for the Sox and their trading partners. The Hardball Times found it to be the most productive in WAR terms, both over a long span of time (which includes, of course, HOFers like Clemens, Rice, and Boggs), but also (and I can't lay my hands on the link for this; somewhere on Fangraphs) among active players, which gives us credit not only for our home-grown core, but also for the careers of guys like Reddick (25 bWAR), Lowrie (18 bWAR), Rizzo (31 bWAR), Hanley (38 bWAR), and Ellsbury (31 bWAR).
That not a ton of that value has been pitching leads to the impression that we're bad at drafting and developing pitching, but I think a big part of it is the skew to our perspective produced by our productivity on the position player side.
Harry Hooper
I have to re-post an old response to Jerry's lament:
As of 7/1/2016, pitchers produced by the Red Sox landing in the top 700 in career WAR included:
Papelbon
Monbouquette
Pavano
Harry Hooper said:
Please read the post before writing. I said starting pitching. I said pitched well for the Red Sox.
Wood who?
Tudor pitched well for another team/\.
Ojeda, really??
Pap is not a starter.
Stanley was a lousy starter but a good reliever.
Lyle was a reliever and played for the Yankees but we did get Danny Cater for him so I suppose that makes it OK.
Monbouquette was more than 60 yrs. ago.
Wilson was good with Detroit.
Sele, really??
Pavano, come on, you can't be serious??
Every time I post on SOSH someone jumps on my post without reading it.
The list is now down to 6 as Abbey and I had it.
nvalvo said:
Let's just call it like it is, we can't develop starting pitching. I'm not gripping, not whining, it is what it is. It's just a curse or whatever.
Position players galore, starting pitching, mea.
Can you imagine what Tampa would do with the Sox resources?? But maybe that excess would make you careless. Maybe if the Sox had a tighter budget they would have to be more careful, who knows?
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Actually, you said that have helped the Sox. As painful as it is, you should actually read what you post.
You can help the Sox by being a good trade chip.
Bob Montgomery's Helmet Hat said:
Actually, you said that have helped the Sox. .
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Ojeda earned 24 WAR over his career and had three seasons for Red Sox at 3.4, 3.0, and 2.8 WAR.
Sele earned over 20 WAR over his career and his first two seasons with the Sox were 3.1 and 3.5 WAR.
Matsuzaka's first two seasons with BOS were at 4.1 and 5.4 WAR.
Pavano was included because he was the centerpiece of a guy who did pretty well I'm told.
If you are going to exclude all of these guys - basically, if you are going to ask how many pitchers the Red Sox drafted and became perennial All-Stars, I'd ask you to see how many other teams have taht fits this category.
edit: it doesn't even matter. The Red Sox have won 4 series in 15 years. Doesn't this mean they are doing something right on the player development side?
I guess I forgot about our farm system in Japan that produced Matsuzaka.
RE: edit, a couple of posts back I said our system produces position players galore. Yes, our development system is doing something right.
BTW, before everyone played semantics and nitpicked to derail the thread, my original thought was: Is Sale one of those unlucky guys with great stuff but just has trouble getting Ws? Also, does it worry anyone we have $60M tied up In 3 starting pitchers for 3 years and not much help in the system?
Sale seemed to do fine last year with Ws (12-4), Year before he was 17-8.
If you want to judge him an unlucky guy who can't get wins due to 1/3 of his third season here you can do so, but expect to get blowback.
It was a question for discussion. I was throwing it out there for discussion because I am worried about the fact he is part of the $80M threesome.
I didn't look for "blowback" like people saying Sparky Lyle and Matsuzaka were players the Sox developed and went on to help the Sox.
Too bad all the replies are true. You picked a position to defend that is very hard to defend, perhaps indefensible.
In what universe is Matsuzaka a player that came from our farm system. How did Sparky Lyle ever help the Sox? Papelbon considered a starter?
The replies are NOT all true.
OK. Not all. But we did develop a whole lot more than 5 or 6. And although they didn't get anything for Lyle, they certainly got value for Kopech and other starters from the system, just not W's here in Boston. And Sale isn't "unlucky" getting W's
The point of Matsusaka and Papelbon and Lyle and Derek Lowe and Sele and Pavano is that your criteria is stupid. If you limit your universe to (1) starting pitchers that (2) were drafted by the Red Sox and (3) apparently were multiple All-Stars, who cares? The Red Sox have acquired talent that have helped them win a world series or three through trades, international acquisition, or free agent signing. Os that somehow "worse" than through the US amateur draft? Would have rather BOS try to develop Espinoza or get Kimbrel? Would have rather BOS not get Pedro?
Plus, the fact that the Red Sox can spend of FA starting pitchers is because they can develop cheap position players like X and Betts and AB (etc.).
And to answer your real question, no I am not worried about Sale, Price, and Porcello, not after last year. Yeah, that's a lot of $ locked up but as they say, if that was the price of winning a WS, I'm okay with it.
Now if you want to go back and discuss whether Sale's extension was a good idea, there's a thread for that.
I believe this is the thread which was my original post on whether Sale is "unlucky" and was the extension good or bad?
I didn't stray, everyone else did so they could jump in with stupid answers like Papelbon, Lyle and Matsuzaka.
My criteria is not stupid. The Sox have a poor record of developing starting pitchers and keeping them around to help is a fact and I only brought that up because we have to commit $80M in 3 starters for the next 3 years because there is nothing on the horizon.
By the way, how is Derek Lowe an answer? He was drafted by and in the Seattle organization.
You could make your point better if you actually compared the Sox success with SP compared to the rest of the league. Seems easy enough to set a WAR limit for players and go through the list for the last 60 years or whatever.
But I dont get the impression you're interested in doing legwork on this. In which case you shouldn't be forming such a strong stance and getting indignant when people want some proof.
Ahhh. I forgot it wasn't you with the "only 5 starters" and "unlucky with W's" comments here.
Oh wait. It was you.
And I am done with this part of the discussion. Losing too many brain cells pointing out to you what you said.
Kenny F'ing Powers said:
Nobody asked for proof. Nobody. All I got is names of players that had nothing to do with what I said. I get a little put off
when people come up with stuff totally off base.
Remember, I was floating the idea of whether Sale was an unlucky pitcher, it only went off the tracks when posters started throwing out
names of players totally irrelevant.
The "unlucky pitcher" was a question for discussion. What could possibly be wrong with that?
Read my original post. It was harmless until everyone wanted to play with semantics and nitpick.
OK. Tell me one reason why anyone should care whether Derek Lowe was drafted by the Red Sox. He was a very good pitcher that was an important part of a World Series winner.
And you never answered my question. Would you have been happier if the Sox kept Pavano and not traded for Pedro?
Or just answer this one other question: in 25 words or less, why does it matter if the Red Sox actually draft the player? Tell me why anyone should care about your arbitrary, irrelevant criteria that the Sox draft the player?
Or just answer this one other question: in 25 words or less, why does it matter if the Red Sox actually draft the player? Tell me why anyone should care about your arbitrary, uninteresting criteria?
Because he says so
Read my original post! You are so far off track. Geez I can't talk to people who are so far away from the subject.
Also, I said $80M going forward, that means Sale, Price and Evoldi. Porcello is as far wrong as saying Derek Lowe to my original. post.
All you want to do stir things up with out reading what has been posted earlier.
You made a shitty incorrect post and you won't shut up. I hate interceding on the main board but since no one else is, you are thread banned so people can go back to talking about the actual topic.
Thank you, Jon.
I think, like usually, the answer to whether this turns out to be a good contract is "it depends" and "we'll see". Just like when Pedroia signed his undermarket contact everyone thought it was a great deal, and now . . . . we'll know much more about the value of this contract in 4-5 more months, and then a year from then, and so on and so on.
I don't wanna wade into the conversation as it currently stands, but it seems like there may be a kernel of truth to the idea that the Red Sox have an organizational practice of acquiring rather than developing pitchers.
It's possible the Red Sox have a slight handicap attracting free agent pitchers relative to other major-market teams. A few factors play into that: the offense-oriented park and perpetually tough division are unfavorable to pitchers. I figure the Sox FO, more than small market teams, puts a premium on players with demonstrable intangible tools like makeup and resilience before they commit to them long-term. And finally, the few free agent targets we do want to sign can often also be targets of the Yankees, who are likely to outbid us (as they did for Mussina, Pavano, Kuroda, Sabathia, Burnett, Contreras, et al.).
I haven't done the requisite research to prove this and I may be wrong, and it may certainly differ by GM, but the Red Sox may believe that it's more effective to acquire MLB-caliber pitching by way of trading from a draft+develop pool of hitting prospects as a way of making up for a slight (relative) handicap in attracting free agent pitching.
Red(s)HawksFan
And finally, the few free agent targets we do want to sign can often also be targets of the Yankees, who are likely to outbid us (as they did for Mussina, Pavano, Kuroda, Sabathia, Burnett, Contreras, et al.).
There may be a kernel of truth to the idea that the Sox expect to have trouble signing top flight free agent pitching due to the Yankees financial advantage, but how often does it really manifest? Who was the last player (pitcher or otherwise) that both teams were in dogged pursuit of only to have the Yankees come over the top with more money? Teixeira?
Of the pitchers you list, how many were actively pursued by the Red Sox as free agents? Mussina for sure. Contreras was obviously a target but on a lesser scale (and the Sox arguably dodged a bullet). Pavano reportedly was offered more by multiple teams including the Red Sox before signing with the Yankees, so that doesn't fit the "getting outbid" thing. I don't recall the Sox being heavily involved in trying to sign Kuroda, Sabathia or Burnett at all. I mean, just because a free agent signs with New York, that doesn't mean that the Red Sox lost out on a player they really wanted.
Red(s)HawksFan said:
I can dig up the articles I found in a bit, but I found reports of the Sox interest for all those I listed. It's hard to know the difference between reported interest and "genuine" interest, of course.
You're right, too, that the outcome hasn't always been good for New York. The Sox were famously interested in Contreras and it was reported that the Sox offered Pavano more than New York did, and both those deals obviously went poorly for them.
The bolded is the key. It's every good agent's strategy to get every high payroll team on his client's list of possible landing spots. So of course the Red Sox are going to be rumored to be interested in every player out there. And since every beat reporter is going to jump on every possible mention of the team to get clicks or likes or whatever, it's hard to separate the true interest from the agent-generated "interest".
Closest we can get is probably searching out reports of actual contract offers rather than mentions of interest. For example, we know that the Red Sox had multiple meetings with Mark Teixeira and had a serious offer on the table (didn't John Henry fly to ATL to meet at his house?). But I don't recall any significant talk about Sabathia in that same vein. This was the off-season that Theo signed Brad Penny and John Smoltz...two relatively low cost fliers for the back end of the rotation fronted by Beckett, Lester, Matsuzaka (coming off a 18-3, 2.90 ERA), and a still viable Wakefield with Buchholz and Masterson as depth. Breaking the bank for a pitcher like Sabathia at that point didn't seem like something Theo would be doing.
Sure, but didn't Theo did break the bank signing an older and inferior John Lackey the following winter after the Penny/Smoltz experiment bombed and Matsuzaka's luck regressed (there's no way Theo was fooled by that 18-3, 2.90 ERA season)?
Sabathia at the time wanted to go to California — the Sox met with him in late 2008, but the Yankees gave him record money. When he opted out after 2011, there were rumors Cherington would make a splash in his first year as GM and sign him to fill Lackey's spot in the rotation post-surgery, but the Yanks re-upped him a week after the World Series. Cherington then whiffed on Yu Darvish (despite hiring Bobby V as a carrot) and Mark Buehrle and (smartly) passed on C.J. Wilson, choosing instead to make Felix Doubront a full-time starter, sign Aaron Cook and ruin Daniel Bard.
Anyway, my hypothesis is not that the Yankees (or anyone) always poach Red Sox pitching targets, but that there may be enough data over the last 20 years to surmise that Red Sox organizational practice has been to acquire significant pitching additions (i.e. not guys like Penny, Smoltz, Byrd, Wade Miller, et al.) via the trade market rather than free agency, and that may inform how they draft and develop prospects. We could tally how pitchers for major market teams were acquired, but we'll never know the complete picture of who received and declined contract offers.
It's hard to give prospect SPs the starts they need in the bigs to develop and also compete for the playoffs every year or almost every year, NY hasn't been able to do it much either but finally a few exceptions in recent years (Severino, Montgomery, German).
Some guys succeed right away (Paddack) but even a guy as highly touted as Lucas Giolito needed 50 big league starts before breaking through. He was the worst SP in MLB last year, could BOS or NY afford to keep running him out there?
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I'm not convinced that there's some organizational strategy that puts a lower priority on drafting and developing pitchers versus position players. First, data from the 1980's or 1990's is useless; the organization has had complete turnover since that time. Even data from last decade is of limited value.
Bottom line is that a very, very, very, very tiny percentage of drafted pitchers ever become All Star performers, regardless of draft round. Injuries and inability to adjust to the next level claim a large share. Some end up being capable middle reliever arms for a couple of seasons. Some end up topping out as journeyman 4/5 starters.
The Sox were aggressive in moving some of their star pitching prospects, which contributes to the dearth of prospects in the system today. That will be a concern at some point. But for now they have Sale and Price here long term, and hopefully their pitching depth is replenished by the time their contracts expire. Anderson Espinoza should be held up as warning signs of the difficult path even highly touted pitchers have to the bigs.
Dombrowski won a World Series; it wasn't because he was too stupid to grasp the value of young pitchers.
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He opened a bar in Boston.
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The character was based on him, but it sounds like the combination of career-long poor control, back and arm issues as well as drinking caught up to him after a hold out and a trade.
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On November 2 at 6:30 p.m., distinguished author Jayne Anne Phillips will speak in the Gallery in our lower level. Ms. Phillips will be in in town to address the Southern Lit Alliance's SouthWord conference to be held November 3 and 4 and has graciously agreed to speak here.
Phillips is the author of five novels – "Quiet Dell," "Lark and Termite," "MotherKind," "Shelter" and "Machine Dreams." She has also written two widely anthologized story collections, "Fast Lanes," and "Black Tickets."
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Film takes the 'Age of Aviation' to gorgeous heights and beautiful places
A shot out of an airplane window, a view that captures "more in a single glance than people once saw in a lifetime," according to the "Living in the Age of Airplanes" script. - photo by Sharon Haddock
LOS ANGELES Brian J. Terwilliger, director of "Living in the Age of Airplanes," was waiting to board a plane when he participated in a phone interview this week.
He was on his way to the premiere of the spectacular new film that will be introduced at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C. It's a film brilliantly shot at 95 different sites in 18 countries in seven continents, and narrated by film star and aviation aficionado Harrison Ford.
"This is just a subject that has fascinated me since I was a kid," Terwilliger said. "It's a huge story, and there are so many ways to capture that. I didn't fully appreciate that until I started doing research and really began realizing all the ways aviation changed the world."
Terwilliger and his team of photographers, writers, researchers and technical experts spent six years working on the 47-minute film sponsored by National Geographic Studios for the big screens like Imax.
They cover the planet from ice caps to the savannahs in the five parts of the story, examining the world before the airplane, explaining how aviation opened up a portal to the entire planet, redefined remote, brought the world to humanity's doorstep and changed humanity's perspective on everything from relationships to doing business.
"Because we tend to romanticize the past, we tend to take the present for granted when it's incredible what we can do. We try to show that in the film," he said. "We just arrive at something ordinary that's extraordinary. I hope this changes peoples' perspective, people who were born into the age of airplanes."
With airplanes, people can not only travel to places formerly inaccessible like the South Pole and the Maldive Islands off the coast of India, but also get there in hours and days rather than in weeks, months and years, he said.
"We can go anywhere that anyone has ever lived," Ford says in the film. "An airplane is the closest thing to a time machine we've ever had. No other single mode (of transportation) could cross both land and sea (until the airplane).
"In a century, aviation went from impossible to nearly perfected. In the world we've made everything is connected. There's no virtual technology that can take the place of an airplane."
Terwilliger said the greatest challenge in telling the story of the development of the airplane, from its origins tied to the steam engine to the jetliner and 100,000 flights taking off and landing a day, was in boiling the story down to workable size.
"There were lots of moving parts," the director said. "We did a lot of research; a lot of writing."
The film's dramatic musical score by James Horner is accompanied by cinematography by Andrew Waruszewski that includes inventive shots, time-lapse photography and spectacular aerial views.
All combined, it makes for an enlightening and remarkable ride.
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Nov 15 Little Test on Class Quest Rewards Hey guys, I did a little test on certain class rewards to check whether they are adequate or not for the level they are obtainable. Paladin - Verigan's Fist is a famous weapon, added probably during the Naxx patch and lot of paladins remember lasting it for long time. Obtainable level is like 22, with party of same level players. And the Mace is equivalent to a level 26 Blue Mace. This means it's not bad! Warrior - Brutal Hauberk is infamous warrior chest. It is obtainable at level 20(as I remember), but it requires running a level 28+ dungeon. And it's mediocre - it compares to a level 24 blue, which is stupid. Whirlwind Axe is a famous warrior weapon which requires a nanny. :D You get level 30 and then pay people money or beg them to help you. This is not even doable with normal party until 35ish. Whirlwind Axe is equivalent to a 35 level Blue Axe, which is decent but still seems to be forcing it. Unless you hire a nanny, being social will probably help you get it at around 35-36 with similar level players. Warlock - Enchanted Gold Bloodrobe is pretty famous. I am not sure when it is exactly doable but is comparable to a level 35ish Robe. I think the verdict is that Paladin's Hammer is by far the best and the reason for it is that it was added later, at the end of vanilla, when Blizzard had more brains. :DHolylr1	Nov 15
For classes who rely on energy regeneration such as Rogues, things have also changed significantly since the classic era. Regeneration used to occur in chunks based on the server "heartbeat." So, to gain 20 energy, it would take a full two seconds. Today, the system is smoothed out so that that 1 energy regenerates every tenth of a second. This difference changed the timing of being able to use certain abilities. What seems like a minor convenience today actually changes the very flow of combat rotations and burst capabilities in classic gameplay. We felt this was important to restore to provide this authentic experience.
File data: This is often very dense data like 3D models, textures, animations and terrain. Our user interface is built up from XML and Lua files. Many of the art files do not use the same file formats that commercial art tools spit out. Our build pipeline takes these raw art files and translates them into something optimized for our game to read and process.
The priest was considered the best overall healer in vanilla WoW. Priests had the biggest selection of healing and defensive spells which could be used in various different situations. Due to this fact, Priests had an easy time finding groups and guilds. If you'll embark on leveling priest, expect some random whispers from other players inviting you to join their group as a healer. Shadow Priests were also considered as one of the best duelists in the game boasting with serious damage and healing.
What add-ons can do has changed over the years and have become much more sophisticated as authors have gained years of experience and savvy. We're not 100% on a concrete solution to what this means for WoW Classic yet, but one thing we know is that we're not going to roll all the way back to the 1.12 add-on API. Doing so would open the way for nearly complete automation of combat decision making allowing for "bot" behavior that is counter to the core WoW gameplay experience. This is one thing we know we don't want. On the other end of the spectrum, the modern API offers some additional functionality for creating social features that could also undermine the authentic classic experience. We're still figuring out the details and looking for a good middle ground. We'll be keeping a close eye on feedback from the community and add-on authors on where we should be setting those boundaries.
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Q: Pacemaker + Corosync + DRBD + Samba + NFS Hello everybody,
i am trying to setup a 2 PC cluster with shared resources ClusterIP, ClusterSamba, ClusterNFS, DRBD (cloned resource) and a DRBDFS.The beginning of the project was made following the Clusters from Scratch. And when all together from this guide is done it works without problems. So i wanted to use some chunks from this guide and to make my project where i set up one shared IP (ClusterIP) which is automatically assigned to one node and ( here it begins :/ ) on that node mount my /dev/drbd1 device to /exports and then this mount share through SAMBA and NFS.
When i start the cluster all resources go up as they should, but DRBD does not go up on secondary node ( Primary/Unknown ). If I rise it manually it syncs and works, and when I stop the cluster ( or forcibly reboot first node) all resources transfer to other node and everything works ( except that DRBD on other node goes down into Unknown state).
So now, here is the problem: Why does the DRBD goes down on secondary node when I stop the cluster? Or why doesn't it start in Secondary role on secondary node?
Sorry if my description is bad :)
Here are the commands I used and lower are configs and results:
# apt install -y pacemaker pcs psmisc policycoreutils-python-utils drbd-utils samba nfs-kernel-server
# systemctl start pcsd.service
# systemctl enable pcsd.service
# passwd hacluster
# pcs host auth alice bob
# pcs cluster setup myCluster alice bob --force
# pcs cluster start --all
# pcs property set stonith-enabled=false
# pcs property set no-quorum-policy=ignore
# modprobe drbd
# echo drbd >/etc/modules-load.d/drbd.conf
# drbdadm create-md r0
# drbdadm up r0
# drbdadm primary r0 --force
# mkfs.ext4 /dev/drbd1
# systemctl disable smbd
# systemctl disable nfs-kernel-server.service
# mkdir /exports
# vi /etc/samba/smb.conf
# vi /etc/exports
# pcs resource create ClusterIP ocf:heartbeat:IPaddr2 ip=10.1.1.30 cidr_netmask=24 op monitor interval=30s
# pcs resource defaults resource-stickiness=100
# pcs resource op defaults timeout=240s
# pcs resource create ClusterSamba lsb:smbd op monitor interval=60s
# pcs resource create ClusterNFS ocf:heartbeat:nfsserver op monitor interval=60s
# pcs resource create DRBD ocf:linbit:drbd drbd_resource=r0 op monitor interval=60s
# pcs resource promotable DRBD promoted-max=1 promoted-node-max=1 clone-max=2 clone-node-max=1 notify=true
# pcs resource create DRBDFS Filesystem device="/dev/drbd1" directory="/exports" fstype="ext4"
# pcs constraint order ClusterIP then ClusterNFS
# pcs constraint order ClusterNFS then ClusterSamba
# pcs constraint order promote DRBD-clone then start DRBDFS
# pcs constraint order DRBDFS then ClusterNFS
# pcs constraint order ClusterIP then DRBD-clone
# pcs constraint colocation ClusterSamba with ClusterIP
# pcs constraint colocation add ClusterSamba with ClusterIP
# pcs constraint colocation add ClusterNFS with ClusterIP
# pcs constraint colocation add DRBDFS with DRBD-clone INFINITY with-rsc-role=Master
# pcs constraint colocation add DRBD-clone with ClusterIP
# pcs cluster stop --all && sleep 2 && pcs cluster start --all

Here are configs and stats:
cat /etc/drbd.d/r0.res
resource r0 {
 device /dev/drbd1;
 disk /dev/sdb;
 meta-disk internal;
 net {
  allow-two-primaries;
 }
 on alice {
  address 10.1.1.31:7788;
 }
 on bob {
  address 10.1.1.32:7788;
 }
}

cat /etc/corosync/corosync.conf
totem {
    version: 2
    cluster_name: myCluster
    transport: knet
    crypto_cipher: aes256
    crypto_hash: sha256
}

nodelist {
    node {
        ring0_addr: alice
        name: alice
        nodeid: 1
    }

    node {
        ring0_addr: bob
        name: bob
        nodeid: 2
    }
}

quorum {
    provider: corosync_votequorum
    two_node: 1
}

logging {
    to_logfile: yes
    logfile: /var/log/corosync/corosync.log
    to_syslog: yes
    timestamp: on
}

pcs status
Cluster name: myCluster
Stack: corosync
Current DC: alice (version 2.0.1-9e909a5bdd) - partition with quorum
Last updated: Fri May 15 12:28:30 2020
Last change: Fri May 15 11:04:50 2020 by root via cibadmin on bob

2 nodes configured
6 resources configured

Online: [ alice bob ]

Full list of resources:

 ClusterIP      (ocf::heartbeat:IPaddr2):       Started alice
 ClusterSamba   (lsb:smbd):     Started alice
 ClusterNFS     (ocf::heartbeat:nfsserver):     Started alice
 Clone Set: DRBD-clone [DRBD] (promotable)
 Masters: [ alice ]
 Stopped: [ bob ]
 DRBDFS (ocf::heartbeat:Filesystem):    Started alice

Daemon Status:
  corosync: active/disabled
  pacemaker: active/disabled
  pcsd: active/enabled

pcs constraint --full
Location Constraints:
Ordering Constraints:
  start ClusterIP then start ClusterNFS (kind:Mandatory) (id:order-ClusterIP-ClusterNFS-mandatory)
  start ClusterNFS then start ClusterSamba (kind:Mandatory) (id:order-ClusterNFS-ClusterSamba-mandatory)
  promote DRBD-clone then start DRBDFS (kind:Mandatory) (id:order-DRBD-clone-DRBDFS-mandatory)
  start DRBDFS then start ClusterNFS (kind:Mandatory) (id:order-DRBDFS-ClusterNFS-mandatory)
  start ClusterIP then start DRBD-clone (kind:Mandatory) (id:order-ClusterIP-DRBD-clone-mandatory)
  start ClusterIP then promote DRBD-clone (kind:Mandatory) (id:order-ClusterIP-DRBD-clone-mandatory-1)
Colocation Constraints:
  ClusterSamba with ClusterIP (score:INFINITY) (id:colocation-ClusterSamba-ClusterIP-INFINITY)
  ClusterNFS with ClusterIP (score:INFINITY) (id:colocation-ClusterNFS-ClusterIP-INFINITY)
  DRBDFS with DRBD-clone (score:INFINITY) (with-rsc-role:Master) (id:colocation-DRBDFS-DRBD-clone-INFINITY)
  DRBD-clone with ClusterIP (score:INFINITY) (id:colocation-DRBD-clone-ClusterIP-INFINITY)
Ticket Constraints:

cat /proc/drbd
version: 8.4.10 (api:1/proto:86-101)
srcversion: 983FCB77F30137D4E127B83

 1: cs:WFConnection ro:Primary/Unknown ds:UpToDate/DUnknown C r-----
    ns:0 nr:4 dw:8 dr:17 al:1 bm:0 lo:0 pe:0 ua:0 ap:0 ep:1 wo:f oos:4

P.S.
I am usually the one who looks for the answers through answered questions, but this one I couldn't find.

A: Managed to solve the problem with starting the cluster through script which makes sure that drbd is running on both nodes.


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Gwen Adshead (born 1960) is a forensic psychotherapist, Visiting Professor of Psychiatry at Gresham College, Jochelson visiting professor at the Yale School of Law and Psychiatry, and consultant forensic psychiatrist at Ravenswood House.
At the age of 11 Adshead flew to England alone to attend Cheltenham Ladies' College as a boarder.
Adshead qualified in medicine in 1983 and holds two master's degrees; in medical law and ethics, and in mindfulness based cognitive therapy. She was elected a Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists in 2005. She was previously a consultant at Broadmoor Hospital, where she treated people referred to by the media as "the violent insane", but whom she described as "not mad or bad, but sad". She has written more than a hundred academic papers.

In 2012 received a Jerwood Award to support the writing of A Short Book About Evil, published 28 Apr 2015.

Personal Life
She is the mother of two boys. She is a Christian and enjoys singing as part of a choir.

Media Appearances
She was the castaway on the BBC Radio programme Desert Island Discs on 1 July 2010.

In August 2022 she was on BBC HARDtalk where she discussed her career, compassion and the concept of evil.

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Ілля Вікторович Найшуллер ( 19 листопада 1983, Москва) — російський кінорежисер, кіноактор, продюсер, сценарист, а також фронтмен інді-рок-групи Biting Elbows.

Біографія
Народився 19 листопада 1983 року в Москві. Батько — олігарх Віктор Найшуллер. З 8 до 14 років навчався в Лондоні. Після повернення в Росію закінчив Британську міжнародну школу в Ясенево. Вищої освіти не має. Найшуллер кинув Інститут телебачення і радіомовлення, потім вступив до університету в штаті Нью-Йорк, але його теж не закінчив. У 2008 році заснував російську інді-рок-групу Biting Elbows, у складі якої випустив два студійних альбоми.

У березні 2013 року зрежисирував відеокліп Biting Elbows «Bad Motherfucker» на YouTube, сумарна кількість переглядів якого перевищила 40 мільйонів.

У 2015 році зняв за власним сценарієм бойовик «Хардкор» з Шарлто Коплі, Хейлі Беннетт, Данилом Козловським, Дариною Чарушей і Світланою Устинової, який також сам і спродюсував, а також виступив як один з режисерів серіалу «Барвіха».

У 2016 році зняв кліп на пісню The Weeknd «False Alarm», а в 2017 році — на пісню групи «Ленінград» «Кольщик».

З літа 2010 року одружений на актрисі Дарині Чаруші.

За підсумками вихідних 26-28 березня 2021 року бойовик «Ніхто» (Nobody) режисера посів перше місце за зборами в прокаті в США. Фільм заробив $6,7 млн при показі у 2460 американських кінотеатрах. «Ніхто» став першим фільмом російського режисера, який очолив американський прокат.

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 2014 — Все і одразу — зброяр
 2015 — Хардкор — Тимофій / особа Генрі у відображенні
 2021 — Ніхто — кілер, убитий батьком Хітча

Режисер

Кіно

 2009 — Барвиха
 2015 — Хардкор
 2018 — Карамора (пілотна серія)
 2021 — Ніхто

Кліпи

 2010 — Biting Elbows — Dope Fiend Massacre
 2011 — Biting Elbows — The Stampede
 2012 — Biting Elbows — Toothpick
 2013 — Biting Elbows — Bad Motherfucker
 2016 — The Weeknd — False Alarm
 2017 — Ленінград — Кольщик
 2017 — Ленінград — Вояж
 2018 — Ленінград — Жу-Жу (за участю глюк'oza і ST)
 2018 — Ленінград — Цой
 2019 — Biting Elbows — Heartache
 2019 — Biting Elbows — Control
2021 — Biting Elbows — Boy is dead

Продюсер

 2015 — Хардкор
 2018 — Я худну
 2019 — Марафон бажань
 2021 — Серж Танкян — Elasticity

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Співаки та співачки XXI століття
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Уродженці Москви
Народились 1983
Народились 19 листопада


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Freds klassiker vol. 1 – Jag ger dig min morgon är ett samlingsalbum av vissångaren Fred Åkerström, utgivet 1988 på skivbolaget WEA. Samlingen består av visor tidigare utgivna 1963–1982.

Innehåll
 "På källaren Fimmelstången" (musik Ulf Nilsson text Nils Ferlin)
 "Fimpen och Tändstickan" (Ruben Nilson)
 "Vaggvisa" (musik Fred Åkerström, text Stig Dagerman)
 "Fröken Saga" (musik Åkerström, text Dagerman)
 "Den sorte seller" (Erik Bye)
 "Berceuse" (musik André Bjerke, Finn Kalvik, text Åkerström))
 "Oslo" (Åkerström)
 "Nordsjön" (Martin Nilsson)
 "Storbynatt" (musik Lars Klevstrand, text Rudolf Nilsen)
 "Fragançia (serenad i Havanna)" (Evert Taube)
 "Kajsas udde" (Alf Hambe)
 "Rus" (Fritz Sjöström)
 "Visa till Katarina" (Sjöström)
 "Två tungor" (musik Inger Hagerup, Kalvik, text Åkerström)
 "Natt i en stad" (musik Lillebjørn Nilsen, text Åkerström)
 "Jag ger dig min morgon" (musik Tom Paxton, text Åkerström)
 "Stängd teater" (Sjöström)

Källor

Svenska samlingsalbum
Svenskspråkiga musikalbum
Musikalbum 1988
Album av Fred Åkerström


Ambushed by Afghans, Phantom is captured, tortured and made to witness the assassination of his partner – all in an attempt by the Afghanis to undercover the truth of Operation Quisling, a mysterious CIA operation that nobody knows much about but which everybody fears. I'm not spoiling things by saying that Phantom escapes, because his time as a prisoner is just the beginning of Phantom's involvement with the tangled web of Operation Quisling.
Patriot-1 surprised me in its mood, emotions and character depth. Writer Kevin Powers delivers a taut action plotline that truly could be happening right now in Afghanistan. He takes pains to keep everything feeling genuine, with characters' attitudes and approaches to their lives seeming like they came directly from the mouths of active duty Special Forces agents.
That's helped along by Dexter Wee's art. As someone who has only seen our Afghani forces on television, I can't say how accurate the uniforms, guns and settings are, but they certainly seem real as he draws them and are thoroughly consistent with the way that I imagine our soldiers being dressed.
Secondly, there's the Patriot-1 outfit that's shown on the book's cover. Frankly, I was worried that this outfit would be lead the way towards a character like Captain America in this comic, something to take the book away from its realistic look and feel. But Wee and Powers put the costume in context by explaining it logically as body armor and having the military men debate whether the suit should be used at all.
It's that level of true-seeming detail that makes Patriot-1 stand out on the stands. While it has elements of a summer action film with its heist plot, big guns and buff military men, this graphic novel is grounded in our world in ways that make the plot feel honest. Because so much of Powers and Wee's work is grounded in the world outside our window, and because nothing about the book feels outlandish, it feels almost like a "based on a true story" sort of book than any sort of fictional creation.
Donna Gregory shares the praise for that feeling. Her palette, all greens, blacks and desert oranges, gives everything the oversaturated feel of a desert where bullets are more plentiful than water.
Patriot-1 has all the elements of a summer blockbuster – big explosions, major fights, even a romance. But in the way it's grounded in the real world and the thoughtful way it builds characters, events and action, this fun graphic novel delivers something more memorable than that. I love Captain America, but it's great to have lifelike patriotic heroes too.
Jason loves his country, his comics and comics about his country. Follow him on Twitter and Tumblr. His upcoming book The American Comic Book Chronicles: the 1970s is now available for pre-order on Amazon.


Gothamist, which is a media company in the city of New York, has been bought by another media company, DNAInfo. Gothamist runs the local news websites in a total of five cities all across the United States. On the other hand, DNAinfo also runs local news. The company DNAInfo is owned by a billionaire named Joe Ricketts.
Gothamist.com, which is the flagship site for the city of New York, will be serving as DNAInfo's official blog. The company said that it will be covering various topics like arts, food, and viral stories and in addition to this it will also promote various stories that will be churned out by the reporters' network of DNAInfo. It also has a sister site called Chicagoist, which does the same for the site DNAInfo in Chicago.
The network of Gothamist also comprises of 3 other websites in Washington, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. A statement by Gothamist said that these three sites can be used as the launch pads for the stories of DNAInfo sometime in the future when required.
The owner of DNAinfo, Joe Rickets said that by collaborating and joining forces and resources with Gothamist, DNAinfo will enhance its job and increase its performance. They will also improve the user experience with the company by providing news that will be both interesting as well as relevant. This merger will help DNAInfo to achieve all its objectives in the long run.
Gothamist was founded in the year 2003 and DNAInfo was a startup that was initiated in the year 2009. Both these media companies have done remarkably well since the time of their inception. Gothamist has assisted in shaping the mold for the aggregation of the local news to take place as well as its coverage on the fast growing internet. DNAInfo has been advancing very aggressively to fill up the void with an attempt of the newspapers of the city to cut back on the coverage of the local news.
But these two publications also have a few differences between them. DNAinfo has gained popularity owing to its publications and coverage of news in the neighborhoods. On the other hand, Gothamist is popular for features like reports on pressing issues and various snappy writings that largely appeal to the populations of left leaning cities.
The type of news covered by both these media companies will be a delight for the audience of the United States as both Gothamist and DNAInfo are pioneers when it comes to coverage of the news people want to watch.


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Cook County's "Kinder" Evictions May Be Nation's First
Published April 1, 2009 • Updated on April 1, 2009 at 4:30 pm
Nearly six months after Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart ordered a halt in mortgage foreclosure evictions, the new system he's installed may be unique in the country.
Not only must banks prove people living in homes are the same ones whose names are on eviction papers, but deputies now post eviction notices three times before evicting the tenants on the fourth visit.
He's hired a social worker who helps connect residents with public services and sometimes even helps them find new landlords.
Fred Wilson of the National Sheriff's Association said he doesn't know of another sheriff's office taking such extensive steps, but as the number of mortgage foreclosures skyrocket, they're asked to take part in more evictions. Wilson said he wants to learn more from Dart.
Dart was thrust into the national spotlight last October when he refused to carry out eviction foreclosures of renters who were unaware that their landlords were falling behind on their mortgage payments.
Shortly after Dart's edict, Cook County judges aiming to quell his concern began using a new court document for foreclosure evictions that specifically names tenants living at the foreclosed property and states how long they are allowed to remain in units -- the length of their lease or 120 days, whichever is shorter -- before deputies haul out their belongings.


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Origem

A Administração Geral das Matas do Reino (AGMR) constituiu o primeiro organismo especificamente devotado à gestão e conservação de áreas florestais no Portugal moderno, após a Revolução Liberal de 1820, sendo o mais antigo antecessor do atual serviço de florestas e conservação da natureza (Instituto da Conservação da Natureza e das Florestas).

A profunda renovação dos serviços de administração florestal do Estado havia sido já proposta em 1815 por José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva, na  sua obra  "Sobre a necessidade e utilidade do plantio de novos bosques em Portugal [...]". Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva exerceu o cargo de intendente-geral das Minas e Metais do Reino de 1801 a 1819, superintendendo a gestão florestal em todos os distritos mineiros de Portugal e domínios ultramarinos (também possuía formação em silvicultura adquirida na Europa Central), e defendia a criação de um organismo que centralizasse a administração de todas as matas do Estado, a qual deveria ter por base os princípios das ciências florestais, então em rápido desenvolvimento na Europa.

Em face da grande degradação das matas do Estado resultante das Invasões Francesas e da instabilidade política, é criada em 1823 uma comissão para o estudo e proposta de um novo modelo de gestão das matas nacionais, sendo por Alvará de 24 de julho de 1824 criada a AGMR, tendo como primeiro administrador-geral o engenheiro Frederico Luís Guilherme Varnhagen, de origem alemã. Este serviço ficou integrado no Ministério da Marinha e Ultramar.

Missão e organização
A AGMR tinha como missão a administração das matas do Estado, dentre as quais sobressaía a Mata Nacional de Leiria. Com a extinção das ordens religiosas, em 1834, diversas propriedades foram incorporadas no património do Estado como matas nacionais, incluindo a Mata Nacional do Valado (Nazaré) ou a Mata Nacional da Machada (Barreiro), o mesmo sucedendo a outras propriedades pertencentes aos bens da Coroa.

A sua sede era na Marinha Grande, estando ainda hoje o seu edifício adstrito ao Instituto da Conservação da Natureza e das Florestas, autoridade florestal nacional em Portugal.

Entre 1824 e 1881 a AGMR foi alvo de diversas reformas, no sentido de aumentar o número de administrações e de acomodar uma maior especialização, resultante de um número crescente de técnicos e funcionários. Foram mais relevantes as reformas de 1847 (que expandiu o número de administrações florestais), de 1852 (transfere a AGMR para o Ministério das Obras Públicas, Comércio e Indústria, ficando subordinada à Direcção Geral do Comércio e Indústria) e a de 1872 (cria 3 divisões florestais - Norte, Centro e Sul, a cargo de silvicultores, extinguindo as administrações florestais).

Extinção
A reforma de 1872 criou problemas internos de organização pelo que, por decreto de 14 de julho de 1881, a secretaria da AGMR é transferida para a 2.ª Secção da Repartição de Agricultura (em Lisboa), sendo igualmente extinto o cargo de administrador-geral.

Administradores-gerais

Frederico Varnhagen (1824-1842)
João de Fontes Pereira de Melo (1842-1848)
Porfírio Caminha (1848-1857)
José Mello e Gouveia (1857-1865)
Ernesto de Faria (1865-1879)
João Cândido de Morais (1879-1881)

Silvicultores notáveis

Adolfo Frederico Moller
Bernardino Barros Gomes
Carlos Augusto de Sousa Pimentel
João Maria de Magalhães
Pedro Roberto da Cunha e Silva

Organismos sucessores
 Direcção Geral do Comércio e Indústria (Repartição de Agricultura, 2.ª Secção)
 Direcção Geral da Agricultura (Serviços Florestais)
 Direcção-Geral dos Serviços Florestais e Aquícolas
 Direcção-Geral dos Recursos Florestais (1.ª)
 Direcção-Geral do Ordenamento e Gestão Florestal
 Direcção-Geral das Florestas (1.ª)
 Instituto Florestal
 Direcção-Geral dos Recursos Florestais (2.ª)
 Autoridade Florestal Nacional
Instituto da Conservação da Natureza e das Florestas

Referências

Administração pública de Portugal


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Q: How to filter-out and print only rows that have field with a specific value using csv.DictReader? I am reading a CSV file in Python.
with open('file.csv', newline='') as f:
    reader = csv.DictReader(f)
    for row in reader:
        print(row['id'], row['first_name'], row['last_name'], row['state'])

How can I add some code to filter out and print only rows for a specific "State"? I mean the program will ask the user which state they want to print and print only rows (include also "id", "first_name", "last_name") for a specific state that the user wants.
I can not use Pandas or Numpy libraries.

A: Here is a suggestion using a list comprehension. Note that we first load all records here and then filter. Other solutions propose to filter while loading the file.
import csv

def filter_by_state(rows, target_state):
    return [row for row in rows if row['state'] == target_state]

with open('file.csv') as f:
    # This loads all records into memory and closes the CSV file afterwards
    rows = list(csv.DictReader(f))
rows = filter_by_state(rows, 'OK')

A: if row['state'] == something:
    print(row['id'], row['first_name'], row['last_name'], row['state'])

should work, if you want the user to choose, let him modify the variable "something" to what he want

A: With the method input() you ask for the user input (the needed state).
With the if statement you control the printed output.
with open('file.csv', newline='') as f:
        reader = csv.DictReader(f)
        user_state = input('Enter the searched state')
        for row in reader:
            if user_state == row['state']:
                 print(row['id'], row['first_name'], row['last_name'], row['state'])


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In light of the pandemic, households are stocking up on non-perishable food items which may be higher in calories. Photo courtesy: Unsplash
COVID-19 Is Feeding into America's Childhood Obesity Problem
Higher calorie diets and limited physical exercise could lead to weight gain among children.
Sherina Poyyail
While healthcare systems across the world strain to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers are pointing to a potential long-term effect on public health that the lockdown could cause: an increase in childhood obesity.
In a recently published study, researchers from Smith College School for Social Work, Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health, and the New York Academy of Medicine revealed that an increase in time spent out of school could exacerbate the risk factors for weight gain in children.
In a measure to contain the spread of the virus, schools across parts of America began closing during the second week of March. CNN reports that districts are preparing to possibly keep them closed until the end of the year. The study uses learnings from Hong Kong and Singapore to postulate that even if social distancing orders are ceased, it may have to be reinstated as and when the situation demands it. The research cites data which showed that children tend to experience unhealthy weight gain in the summer months when they are on a break from school rather than during the regular academic year.
Some of the factors that could influence an increase in the rate of obesity in school children during this time are:
Food insecurity due to missed school meals
The study states that in the U.S., over 30 million students receive free or subsidized lunches at their schools. The absence of such meals could result in food insecurity, which has been linked to weight gain and obesity.
Stocking up of non-perishable food
In light of the pandemic, the research suggests that households are stocking up on non-perishable items, which may also be richer in calories and highly processed. The researchers state that food items like crackers, ramen, noodles, and cereals saw a higher demand during this time leading them to believe that children may be consuming higher calorie diets during this period.
With schools and parks shut, children are spending more time indoors often with limited physical activity. Photo courtesy: Unsplash
A decrease in physical activity
With schools and most parks and playgrounds closed, children, especially those who reside in urban areas, are witnessing a significant reduction in their physical activity. The paper further adds that online gaming usage has seen a rise, and an increase in screen time is associated with weight gain because of its sedentary nature and the tendency to snack more while engaging in it.
"Hispanic and African American kids are at higher risk of poverty and food insecurity, both of which are associated with unhealthy weight gain."
Co-author of the study and an associate professor of epidemiology, Andrew Rundle commented that there could be long-term consequences of this weight gain in children. "Overweight and obesity experienced [during a] young age, as early as five years of age in our studies, places an individual at the risk of higher weight throughout adulthood," he told Re:Set.
The study reiterates that Hispanic and African American children are more prone to weight gain. Rundle believes that this may be linked to the fact that these children have fewer opportunities for physical activities. "Hispanic and African American kids are at higher risk of poverty and food insecurity, both of which are associated with unhealthy weight gain and food insecurity is higher when school is out," commented Rundle, who specializes in research to prevent childhood obesity. He pointed out that with the looming economic crash, more families are likely to experience food insecurity and that families facing economic challenges will depend on cheaper, processed foods that are high in calories.
Also read: Coronavirus Is Impacting Mid-Day Meal Consumption in Delhi
To counter the public health challenge of growing obesity, the researchers suggest a variety of measures, starting with addressing food insecurity. They believe that providing grab-and-go meals at school sites or providing meals via school buses along their regular routes could be useful solutions. They also advocate for incorporating and prioritizing physical education as schools expand their remote teaching capabilities, further emphasizing that educational institutions should also look into sending home lesson plans for physical activity alongside their regular coursework.
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Videofield Launches Dealer / DIY Service Dragonfly
By Ethan Ace, Published Jan 21, 2016, 12:00am EST
RSI Technologies, the company behind Videofied, has launched a new DIY offering called DragonFly. There are many DIY security / intrusion offerings out there (e.g., Simplisafe - The Startup Silicon Valley Bets Will Beat ADT) and typically those DIY companies are out to crush the 'caveman' alarm dealers.
However, RSI / Videofied says they have a new model that rewards security dealers richly while reducing their work.
In this note, we examine DragonFly's offering, the business model, the revenue potential for dealers and how this might impact the market.
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Its an interesting approach and okay for domestic users, so why not make some money for basically doing nothing. Are they planning to do this outside the USA, I hope so, sign me up
It appears they are selling the hardware at dealer pricing or a bit cheaper.
Steven Wirz
What happens if the dealer gets a call indicating that this product does not meet their needs? Will the "Dealer" get booted when the dealer visits the customer to upgrade them to the correct equipment for their purpose?
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Don't Panic: Pope Francis Is a Sinner and Open to Limited Use of Married Priests
Michael Wyland
By Benhur Arcayan (Malacañang Photo Bureau) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
March 8, 2017; National Catholic Register
As NPQ has observed in its coverage of Pope Francis, he tends to be far more careful and incremental in his statements and interviews than the media often give him credit for. The latest examples of this are reports of an interview he gave to the left-leaning German newspaper Die Zeit. In the long and wide-ranging interview, Pope Francis made news when he expressed a willingness to consider the option of the Catholic Church "ordaining some married men as priests" as a response to the "enormous problem" of a worldwide shortage of Catholic men to serve.
Let's talk first about what this statement doesn't mean. There are no proposals to allow priests to marry. Voluntary celibacy is the predominant path to the Catholic priesthood and is envisioned to remain so; "optional celibacy is not the solution," according to Pope Francis. This belief reflects his response to a bishop's question last year when he said, "Priestly celibacy remains as it is."
Secondly, there are already married Catholic priests. There is a path for non-Catholic married men who become Catholic to become priests—some former Anglican clergy are a key example. The NCR article explains: "The Eastern Catholic Churches allow the ordination of married men as priests but like the Orthodox and Latin Catholic churches, they do not allow clerical marriage; that is, priests to marry once ordained." In the interview, Pope Francis expressed openness to the "possibility" of "viri probati, married men proven in faith and virtue who could be ordained to the priesthood."
Even the pope's modest forays into the issue have encountered resistance from Catholic bishops. He wanted the next synod to discuss celibacy for priests, but the Ordinary Council of the Synod of Bishops voted it down. "Asked by LifeSiteNews after a press conference at the Vatican about the possibility of priestly celibacy and a women's deaconate being on the agenda in 2018, Cardinal Lorenzo Baldisseri [secretary for the Synod of Bishops] responded abruptly, 'No.'" The topic would seen germane to the theme of the 2018 Synod: "Young People, the Faith, and Vocational Discernment."
The pope's well-known humility was displayed in the interview when he said, "I am a sinner and I am fallible." He ended the interview with an apology: "I am sorry if I haven't met your expectations…Pray for me!"—Michael Wyland
Michael L. Wyland currently serves as an editorial advisory board member and consulting editor to The Nonprofit Quarterly, with more than 400 articles published since 2012. A partner in the consulting firm of Sumption & Wyland, he has more than thirty years of experience in corporate and government public policy, management, and administration.
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pies and can be doubled.
pieces at a time, removing each piece as it browns.
until the onion starts to turn transparent.
and allow to cook around 1 1/2 hours, stirring occasionally.
While this cooks, chop potatoes and carrots into 1/4-1/2-inch chunks.
beef and vegetables for tenderness and simmer longer if necessary.
when dough is moist but not sticky.
Gather dough into a ball and divide into 8 pieces.
up not quite full (chunks of food can stick up a bit above the top).
fork and lightly dust with flour.
Place each pan in a freezer bag and freeze.
until crust is well browned.
well, but assembling the pies is mind-bogglingly tedious as it is.
pulling it out, and seeing how hot the tines are.


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Family At Odds Over Validity Of Wills
It might seem that simply having a will in place is a sure way to avoid your estate being subject to litigation after you pass away. After all, one of the primary reasons someone would draft a will is to limit the likelihood of estate litigation after their deaths. However, as we can see in a recent decision from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, even a small estate with a relatively small number of potential beneficiaries can be subject to disagreements about the validity of a will.
Mother dies with two wills in place
The parties involved are immediate family members. The deceased passed away on June 24, 2020. The son applied for a certificate of appointment of estate trustee with a will, but the husband and daughter objected, disputing the wills.
Both of the wills were dated October 31, 2018. The father and daughter allege that she lacked testamentary capacity when she made the wills and did not have the knowledge to approve of their contents, that they were made under suspicious circumstances, and were procured by undue influence.
The son said that his father and sister have not met the necessary evidentiary threshold to support their position and that even if they have, the result should be that the lawyer who prepared them is made to provide testimony, not that a third party become involved to help reach a resolution.
Has the threshold requirement been met?
The court looked at the last few years of the deceased's life, noting that she had to deal with serious and debilitating medical problems that required daily care and assistance. Her husband provided much of this. Her and the father had made "mirror wills" in 2008, but the father later found out from their son that she had made another will in June 2020 which limited the father's entitlement to a $250,000 bequest.
The court stated that the parties lived a middle-class lifestyle until the deceased's parents died. They were quite wealthy and left her millions of dollars.
The court was given evidence that the deceased's son became heavily involved in her life during her last few years, exhibiting controlling behaviour.
The son did not provide an affidavit to rebut his father and sister's allegations, though he did provide testimony from the mother's financial advisor, who stated that the mother "conversed freely and with an apparent good understanding of her affairs." An accountant also testified that the son was not "in any way acting improperly or exerting any undue influence" over his mother.
The court found that the son's evidence supports the validity of the wills, but does not go any further, stating "It is certainly not determinative and is far from the kind of cogent evidence that would cause me to effectively end the objectors' challenge to the wills at this preliminary stage of the litigation."
The court did not agree that all of the father and daughter's requests were necessary, including a request for medical and hospital records. The court also agreed with the son that the estate seemed relatively uncomplicated. However, the court found the son to be not entirely forthcoming with information about the estate's assets.
The court seemed to strike some sort of middle ground, ordering that a third party work with the parties as an estate trustee to receive comprehensive information about the financial circumstances of the estate.
If you are considering filing an application to challenge a will, contact the estates lawyers at Derfel Estates Law before you proceed. We can help you determine whether you are eligible to bring such a claim, can help you understand your options and rights, and can represent you throughout the challenge process. Call us at 416-847-3580 or contact us online to schedule a consultation.


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Donizetti - Anna Bolena
Please note: This title is a special order/import title. Dispatch is likely to take slightly longer than usual.
Label: Decca - Classic Opera
Genre: Opera
Release Date: 13th November 2006
Samuel Ramey
Susane Mentzer
Jerry Hadley
Bernadette Manca di Nissa
Giorgio Surian
Ernesto Gavazzi
Orchestra and Chorus of the Welsh National Opera
This CD is one of six 'Classic Operas' celebrating the 80th Birthday of Decca's greatest soprano - Dame Joan Sutherland.
The story of England's King Henry VIII, the demise of his second wife Anne Boleyn, and the rise of her rival Jane Seymour fascinated a wide 19th Century audience. With the opera Anna Bolena, Donizetti brought his art to a new height and created what many believe to be his masterpiece.
Joan Sutherland brings all the experience of a remarkable career as a Donizetti singer to this recording which showcases the extraordinary longevity of her magnificent bel canto technique in one of her greatest stage roles. She is particularly impressive in the demanding final scene in which Anna prepares to face her execution - by beheading.
A strong supporting cast is led by three outstanding American singers - bass-baritone Samuel Ramey as Henry VIII, tenor Jerry Hadley as Anna's beloved Lord Percy and Susanne Mentzer in the demanding mezzo-soprano role of Giovanna.
Joan Sutherland's last complete bel canto opera recording is also one of her most triumphant.
- Joan Sutherland (Anna Bolena)
- Samuel Ramey (Enrico VIII)
- Susanne Mentzer (Giovanna Seymour)
- Jerry Hadley (Lord Riccardo Percy)
- Bernadette Manca di Nissa (Smeton)
Recorded: Walthamstow, February 1987


You know the saying – 'time flies when you're having fun'. For me, that's especially true when I'm working in my Yellow Room (the extremely creative name I came up with for my sewing room – because the walls are yellow). As soon as I get started on something in there, an hour immediately passes. Then I look at the time again and another 30 minutes have passed.
It was never a big problem until the minute hand on my clock stopped working and hung down toward the 6 at all times, even though the clock kept on ticking. I left it that way for a while – until I started losing track of time. I'd look up and it would be 6:00…and I wouldn't have even thought about what to do for dinner. Then I was at Target one day and saw this clock for $6.99. Can't beat that! I took it home and hung it up in place of my sad, broken clock. It was fine as it was- nice and simple – and it did its job. Dinner started getting fixed again!
It's a little plain, don't you think?
It stayed plain for a few months, hanging behind my collection of old buttons. And then one day, it hit me. Why not combine the two? Plain white clock + colorful vintage buttons = cute, colorful button clock!
I started out by separating the buttons that I wanted to use. I stayed away from blues and blacks, sticking with yellows, greens, pinks, golds, and other neutrals to match the rest of the room. I wasn't sure how many I would need, so I went through the whole collection and picked any I thought would look good.
Once I had selected the buttons I wanted to use, I started arranging them on the clock border and when I was happy with the arrangement, I started gluing them in place. There were a few leftovers, so I stuck them back in their jars.
wound up sticking with just buttons.
The glue that I used is called E6000. The Mister put a tube in my stocking a few Christmases ago, and I've probably used three more since then. It's a great all-purpose glue – it's super strong, it doesn't leave strings like hot glue, and it doesn't dry so quickly that you can't make adjustments if needed.
This is a great craft glue!
I left it to dry overnight, and the next morning I had a snazzy new clock! It fits right in with the button collection and antique thread spools on the shelf below it. Success!
A clock fit for a sewing room!


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