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At 7 p.m. on a weeknight, the month-old Brewer's Fork is stuffed to its exposed beam-and-brick, industrial-chic gills. Table for two? "An hour to an hour-and-a-half wait," announces the friendly hostess. It's hot, loud, and humming. Charlestown hasn't seen this much restaurant excitement since Todd English first opened Figs. This is the first restaurant for co-owners Michael Cooney (formerly of Publick House) and chef John Paine (Moody's Delicatessen).
Brewer's Fork does not take reservations, and even bar seats are doled out per the waitlist. Diplomatic? Maybe. But it feels very un-Boston to be stripped of your jockeying rights to a bar stool on an impromptu night out. Happily, there is a vast selection of craft beers and wines by the glass to sip huddled in front of the bar while you wait for your table. This is a double-edged sword: a couple of Dogfish Head Palo Santo Marrons ($9) can catapult you right out of your cheap night. On one visit, the bar was out of a fellow diner's first two selections, so beer geeks will want to approach the list with an open mind.
The wait turns out to be just shy of an hour, but one bite of the cured beef salad ($13) makes it all seem worth it. Paine's take on carpaccio hits hard, with salty-sweet Southeast Asian flavors — crunchy peanuts, creamy chicken-fat mayo, pungent black garlic, and bright herbs. It's a dish I think about a week later, and a lovely contrast to the rich, warming foods out of the wood-fired oven, which make up most of the menu.
Oven-roasted meatballs ($12) taste like your Sicilian grandma's, cloaked in tangy marinara and topped with salty pecorino. Wood-roasted carrots ($8) take a page from restaurateur Ana Sortun's Eastern Mediterranean book, "Spice," an assortment of roasted vegetables including parsnips and Brussels sprouts, topped with dukkah, the Egyptian spice blend, and a rich yogurt sauce, made savory with a chickpea miso from South River Miso Co. in Western Massachusetts.
We've come for the pizza, but can't seem to tear ourselves away from the small plates.
Smoked bluefish pate ($12) is accompanied by thinly sliced crudites of celery and radish, and in a nod to old-timey Boston, brown bread toast. Chopped salad ($9) is a satisfying amalgam of crunchy romaine, cucumber, radish, sweet little tomatoes, sharp cheddar, and chewy cubes of salami tossed with sunflower seeds and a creamy avocado-yogurt dressing.
We finally get to the pies, which are smallish and rich with a chewy, thin, charred crust. Margherita ($13) proves they've got the basics down, with tomato, basil, and just enough gooey mozzarella. Clam ($15) somehow avoids the too-salty trap with nicely briny mollusks, bits of bacon, shallot, thyme, pecorino, and parsley butter. Squash ($14) with tomatoes, spinach, caramelized onion, and Great Hill blue cheese is addictively savory-and-sweet. In that same vein, the smoked pork ($17), a pricier pie, is super satisfying with pork shoulder, sweet Honeycrisp apples, thyme, and sharp cheddar.
Brewer's Fork is probably just the first hipster spot to open in the grittier side of "The Town." Hayes Square real estate looks ripe for the picking. On another visit, the restaurant is lively but more subdued: There is no wait for five people at 7 p.m. We don't have to scream across the table to converse. On a night like this, Brewer's Fork feels like a real neighborhood restaurant, suitable for baby boomers and millennials.
There have always been reasons to love Boston's oldest neighborhood. You can add Brewer's Fork to the list.
Pizza Margherita.Katherine Taylor for The Boston Globe/Globe Freelance
Cured beef salad.The Boston Globe
Catherine Smart can be reached at cathjsmart@gmail.com.


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The students enter their last semester at Las Encinas. In a flash-forward plot, the students are interviewed about Polo's death during their graduation party. Polo and Cayetana are left as outcasts by their peers, with the exception of Valerio. Samuel and Guzman continue their plot to bring justice for Polo's crimes. Lu and Nadia compete for a scholarship to Columbia University, leading the two to form a mutual friendship. Ander is diagnosed with leukaemia and begins chemotherapy, causing friction between him and his loved ones. On the night of their graduation, in a drunken stupor, Lu accidentally stabs Polo, who stumbles and falls to his death. Samuel, Guzmán, Ander, Omar, Nadia, Carla, Valerio, Rebeca and Cayetana agree to cover up the murder. Unable to find a suspect, Polo's death is eventually ruled as a suicide and his parents tell the police he confessed to Marina's murder. Two months later, Samuel, Guzman, Ander and Rebeca return to repeat their final year with Omar, who has enrolled as a full-time student.

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Current Czech Covid figures among worst in world
https://english.radio.cz/current-czech-covid-figures-among-worst-world-8704617#player=on
Photo: ČTK/Michal Kamaryt
The Czech Republic registered the highest per capita rate of new Covid-19 cases in the world over the last week, when its figure for deaths per million inhabitants was fifth highest. Over 750,000 cases of the virus have now been confirmed since the pandemic hit the country.
The Czech Republic recorded the highest per capita number of new coronavirus cases in the world over the last week, according to international data published by ourworldindata.org/coronavirus.
The country, which is in the throes of a third wave of the pandemic, saw an average of 965 cases a day per one million inhabitants during the seven-day period.
The Czech Republic places fifth in the world in terms of per capita number of Covid-19 deaths in the last week.
On Monday the number who died passed the 12,000 mark, while statistics show that the number of deaths to the end of November 2020 was similar to the figure for an average year.
Meanwhile another sad landmark was reached on Tuesday: the total number of known infections since the pandemic hit in March now exceeds three-quarters of a million. The country has a population of 10.69 million.
Photo: Martin Pařízek, Czech Radio
The one-day record number of new cases – 17,042 – was recorded just last week.
On top of that the number of known active cases at present stands at 121,500, which is the highest number seen since the end of October.
These figures may well be influenced by a programme of free antigen tests that was introduced in mid-December and will conclude in a week and a half's time.
The scheme is evidently a reason that positive test percentages have shot up in recent weeks.
Unrelated to this, however, is the rise in hospitalisations. The number of people with the virus requiring specialised care has climbed by 940 in the last week to reach just under 6,700 on Monday. Almost 1,000 of those in hospital are in a critical condition.
On Tuesday morning the national Covid risk index stood at 89 points out of a possible 100, a rise of 4 points from the previous day, due to an increase in transmission among the elderly.
This keeps the country in the highest bracket – for level five – on the government's tiered system of restrictions.
The colour-coded system, which was introduced in mid-November, is currently being overhauled.
Measures such as the closure of restaurants, a 9 pm curfew and a ban on gatherings of more than two were introduced between Christmas and New Year in a bid to contain the third wave of the virus.
Such restrictions will be in place until at least January 10, pending a cabinet assessment of the situation.
Epidemiologist and ex-health minister Roman Prymula says he expects the current wave of infections to reach a peak in the middle of this month.
Czech government scraps plan for mandatory vaccination
Czech government outlines new crisis plan: "Working quarantine"


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Hawks coach Woodson offered extension
Atlanta Hawks coach Mike Woodson has been offered a two-year extension, a person close to the negotiations said Thursday.
The person familiar with the situation requested anonymity because the negotiations are ongoing.
Woodson's contract will expire at the end of June.
New Hawks general manager Rick Sund would not confirm the offer to Woodson.
Also: The SuperSonics' argument for why they should be allowed to move to Oklahoma City next season is succinctly stated in the trial brief for the team's upcoming court battle with the city of Seattle.
"Leases are generally not specifically enforceable," reads the first sentence of the Sonics' brief, obtained by The Associated Press after it was filed in federal court in advance of a trial set to begin here Monday.
The Sonics, Seattle's oldest professional sports franchise with 41 years in town, are seeking to break the final two years of their lease at KeyArena by paying the city a sum of no more than $10 million, which the team believes would satisfy the rental agreement with the arena.
Guard Doneal Mack wants more playing time than he's receiving with the Memphis Tigers, and his father says his son will be transferring once he receives his release.
The Commercial Appeal reported on its Web site that the 6-foot-5-inch guard feels it's time to move on. Greg Mack told the newspaper that they believe it's time to go now with two seasons of eligibility remaining.
Florida's Marreese Speights has decided to keep his name in the upcoming NBA Draft, hiring an agent and skipping his final two years of eligibility.
The center averaged 14.5 points and 8.1 rebounds last season. He also led the Gators with 49 blocked shots and 10 double-doubles.
Jane Albright has been named head women's basketball coach at UNR.
Albright, 52, comes to UNR after five seasons at Wichita State. She replaces Kim Gervasoni, who resigned last month for personal reasons.
Albright had one winning season at Wichita State, finishing 15-13 in 2005-06.
Croatia stuns Germany in Euro 2008 soccer
Croatia stunned European Championship pretournament favorite Germany 2-1 in Klagenfurt, Austria.
The Germans hardly looked the odds-on choice, often appearing confused on defense and sloppy on offense. And the Croats were unlucky not to score more often in advancing to the quarterfinals.
Croatia now has six points and clinched the group when Austria tied Poland 1-1. In that match, Austria broke through in the closing moments of injury time to force the tie.
Also: Cat Whitehill, a defender for the U.S. women's national team, will miss the Olympics after tearing a knee ligament.
Whitehil tore the anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee during Tuesday's practice in Seoul, and will have surgery sometime in the next few weeks, according to U.S. Soccer.
Cuban hurdler Robles sets 110-meter mark
Cuba's Dayron Robles broke the world record in the 110-meter hurdles, finishing 0.01 seconds ahead of the mark set two years ago by Liu Xiang, China's Olympic and world champion.
The record at the Golden Spike meet in Ostrava, Czech Republic, overshadowed Usain Bolt's victory in the 200 in 19.83. That was a world-leading time for the season in what was the Jamaican's first appearance in his favorite event this year. He was a half-second shy of what he needed to set world records in consecutive meets.
Bolt set the 100 world record of 9.72 last month in New York.
Robles was timed in 12.87 seconds, just ahead of the record by set by Liu in 2006 at Lausanne, Switzerland.
Also: Hozumi Hasegawa of Japan defeated Uruguay's Cristian Faccio by technical knockout in the second round to retain his WBC bantamweight title in a fight held in Tokyo.
Hasegawa (24-2), making his sixth title defense, dominated from the start and won with a left hook that sent Faccio (15-3) to the canvas midway through the second round.
Edwin Valero (24-0) of Venezuela defeated Japan's Takehiro Shimada (22-4-1) by technical knockout to retain his WBA super featherweight title on the same card.
France's Cyril Dessel used a late breakaway to win the fourth stage of the Dauphine Libere cycling race in Annemasse, France, while Spain's Alejandro Valverde retained the overall lead.
Dessel finished the 120-mile leg in 4 hours, 37 minutes, 16 seconds, beating fellow Frenchman Pierre Rolland by 19 seconds. Amael Moinard, also of France, was 1:21 back in third.
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IBF champion Caleb Plant fights for late daughter, mother
By Sam Gordon / RJ
The Las Vegas resident will defend his super middleweight title Saturday against Mike Lee on the Manny Pacquiao-Keith Thurman undercard at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
AEG sees no problem filling 46 events at Las Vegas stadium
By Mick Akers / RJ
With a lot of interest being shown by representatives tied to sports, entertainment and corporate events, AEG Facilities Regional Vice President Chris Wright said they'll have no issue filing the stadium for 46 events annually.
Arbor View senior guard Donavan Yap commits to UNLV
By Mark Anderson / RJ
The 6-foot-3-inch guard chose the Rebels over UNR, San Diego State, Colorado State, Washington State and Minnesota. He averaged 15.2 points last season for the Aggies.
Golden Knights' Chance to be made into Funko Pop! figure
By Rochelle Richards / RJ
Funko announced on Thursday a new batch of NHL mascots that will forever be immortalized as a Pop! figure, including Knights mascot, Chance.
Raiders sign receiver De'Mornay Pierson-El
The Raiders have signed free agent receiver De'Mornay Pierson-El.
Bookmaker William Hill lost bets when US landed on moon in 1969
By Todd Dewey / RJ
Englishman David Threlfall made a 10-pound wager at 1,000-1 odds at British bookmaker William Hill in 1964 that man would land on the moon by 1971. He won 10,010 pounds.
2 horses killed after collision at Del Mar
Two horses have been killed in a collision at Del Mar during training on the second day of its 2019 season.
UNLV football assistant Barney Cotton resigns due to heart issue
The 62-year-old, who needs a heart transplant, was one of coach Tony Sanchez's first hires after taking over the program following the 2014 season.
Yankee's Rivera to be inducted into Hall of Fame on Sunday
By John Kekis The Associated Press
It never changed for Mariano Rivera — from his childhood in the fishing village of Puerto Caimito in Panama to the pitcher's mound at Yankee Stadium.
Hall of Fame trainer fires back in lawsuit against Del Mar
By Mike Brunker / RJ
The track's decision to bar Hall of Fame trainer Jerry Hollendorfer from running horses draws a lawsuit saying the action violates its contract with California horsemen.


This specification defines an interface to help web developers measure the performance of their applications by giving them access to frame performance data to facilitate smoothness (i.e. Frames per Second and Time to Frame) measurements.
Slow page loading (such as extensive DOM manipulation), which may consume a lot of time on the rendering thread and allow the main thread to fire a requestAnimationFrame event even though the new content has not yet been displayed to the user.
This document defines the PerformanceRenderTiming and PerformanceCompositeTiming interfaces, and extensions to the Performance interface, which expose frame performance data to be used for smoothness measurements.
PerformanceCompositeTiming captures events performed by the compositor to place rendered content onto the screen.
The relationship between PerformanceRenderTiming and PerformanceCompositeTiming events will vary based on the workload, and architecture and configuration of the user agent. For example, the user agent may report many PerformanceCompositeTiming events corresponding to a single PerformanceRenderTiming event due to a CSS animation, composite thread scrolling, or similar activities. Other workloads may result in 1:1 mapping of PerformanceRenderTiming and PerformanceCompositeTiming events, and the exact relationship is also subject to user agent architecture and configuration.
The event handler for the frametimingbufferfull event. Immediately after the buffer used to store the list of PerformanceRenderTiming and PerformanceCompositeTiming resources becomes full, the User Agent MUST fire a simple event named frametimingbufferfull that bubbles, isn't cancelable, has no default action, at the Performance object [ Navigation-Timing-2 ].
The method clearFrameTimings clears the buffer used to store the current list of PerformanceRenderTiming resources.
The setFrameTimingBufferSize method, when invoked, MUST set the maximum number of PerformanceRenderTiming resources that may be stored in the buffer to the value of the maxSize parameter.
maxSize unsigned long ✘ ✘ The maxSize parameter sets the maximum number of PerformanceRenderTiming resources that will be stored in the buffer.
This attribute MUST return the DOMString "render".
This attribute MUST return a DOMHighResTimeStamp with current frame's beginning time value, which is the time that the requestAnimationFrame callback (see [ Animation-Timing ]) would have fired for the frame. [ HR-Time ].
This attribute MUST return a DOMHighResTimeStamp with the difference between the end of the frame and the startTime of the frame. The end of the frame is defined as what the beginning time of the next frame's requestAnimationFrame callback (see [ Animation-Timing ]) would have been, had one been scheduled in the current frame. If a requestAnimationFrame is already requested, its beginning time SHOULD be used.
This attribute MUST return the source frame number for the event. This is used to correlate PerformanceRenderTiming and PerformanceCompositeTiming events to measure time-to-frame delays.
This attribute MUST return the name of the requesting document.
This attribute MUST return the DOMString "composite".
This attribute MUST return a DOMHighResTimeStamp with the event's time value [ HR-Time ].
This attribute MUST return the last known source frame number for the event. This is used to correlate PerformanceRenderTiming and PerformanceCompositeTiming events to measure time-to-frame delays.
The time values stored within the interface MUST monotonically increase to ensure they are not affected by adjustments to the system clock. The difference between any two chronologically recorded time values MUST never be negative. The user agent MUST record the system clock at the beginning of the navigation and define subsequent time values in terms of a monotonic clock measuring time elapsed from the beginning of the navigation.


We are delighted to announce that the medical scientists register will open on Sunday 31st March 2019. The Academy will support its members to ensure this process is as simple as possible for them. In the meantime please see attached pages from the Academy diary which outlines the pathways to state registration.


The Cedar City Arts Council has announced the fifth annual Cedar City Art Walk. There are eight participating locations in a concentrated area, spreading from Artisan's Art Gallery on University Boulevard to 300 West at the Southern Utah Museum of Art. Exhibits and live music also available along 100 West.
The Final Friday Art Walks feature various art forms; live jazz, contemporary and classical music, and art demonstrations. Final Friday Art Walks will be June 29, July 27, Aug. 31 and Sept. 28 from 5 - 8 p.m. The Final Friday Art Walks are free events and the exhibits are open throughout the summer.
The Final Friday Art Walks are scheduled during the top tourist season in Cedar City, we hope to create enthusiasm from the local community as well as summer visitors. All of the participating businesses and galleries are located in or near the downtown area and within walking distance of the Utah Shakespeare Festival and Southern Utah University.
The first Final Friday Art Walk will feature demonstrations and exhibits, from the Sagebrush Fiber Artisans Guild on the lawn at 100 West and Center. Carved wood bowls by Steven Dunn, Horsehair bracelets and paintings by Carole Foster, art by Joey Favino, Andy Levine, and more will be presented throughout the evening in designated locations. Performances will be occurring thru the night.
Violin and guitar duo, Lindsay and Stan Szczesny will be at Stone Path from 5 - 6 p.m. Lindsay Szczesny's violin students will be playing at Stone Path from 6 - 7 p.m.
The Washburn Family Bluegrass Band will be at Artisans Gallery from 5 - 6 p.m. April MacPherson and Steven Swift of Mountaintop Sound will be performing from 6 - 7 p.m.
Sofie Scaletta, who sings and plays ukulele and guitar, is set for Art Works.
The Storytellers band will be playing at the SUMA Plaza. Yidan Guo will be doing watercolor demonstrations at this location, there will be make-n-take activities in the SUMA classroom and light refreshments will be available.
IG Winery will be hosting 3hattrio band with folk music and more. More information is soon to come,.
For updates about featured artists and musicians visit the Cedar City Art Walk page at facebook.com/Cedar-City-Art-Walk-488202448044670.
The City of St. George pulls out all the stops for the Fourth of July and this year is no exception. There's a parade, carnival rides (which will continue through July 8), games and activities, a 4K Uncle Sam Race, but if citizens want to show off their talents, there is the Fourth of July Star Search Talent Show. The talent show is presented by State Bank of Southern Utah and is open to anyone who wants to compete with any sort of family-friendly act: singing, dancing, juggling, magic, playing an instrument, dramatic recitation.
Prizes will be awarded to top-three overall talent winners, and the top winner in each category. Judging will be done by panel of community leaders. This is a free event, but contestants should register online at sgcity.org/sportsandrecreation/allartsandrecreation/4th/starsearchtalentshow or an entry form may be picked up at St. George Leisure Services, 220 N. 200 East, St. George, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m..
Questions and more info -- Jordan Bird, jordan.bird@sgcity.org, (435) 627-4593.


IUPUI-Fitness Center | MSKTD & Associates, Inc.
The Fitness Center is a wonderful addition to the Wellness and Recreation programs that support campus life at IUPUI in downtown Indianapolis. A facility of this kind has been discussed for over 20 years. So when this lower-level area in the Campus Center became available, MSKTD & Associates was excited to design and transform the facility. Plans were initiated in 2016 and construction began in July 2017. The new Fitness Center opened in March of 2018 serving faculty, staff and students alike.
With access from the atrium and theater levels, the facility is complete with cardio, strength training, aerobics and spinning activity areas. Spacious and well-appointed locker rooms and separate private shower areas serve those visiting the facility. In addition, private offices, meeting rooms and break rooms accommodate the needs of the IUPUI Recreation staff.
The facility is outfitted with the latest technologies. Features include Internet and Wi-Fi access points, large screen monitors, satellite TV, and other A-V and sound systems. The power and data infrastructure is expandable allowing the inclusion of smart exercise equipment that connects directly to the Internet for a more customized workout. The 10,000 square-foot Fitness Center has a modern and vibrant look and is working out nicely for the IUPUI Campus!


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Magic is a paradox, one that can never be fully resolved. Within other worlds are mysteries beyond the imagination. It is within these extraordinary realms that our psychic investigator willingly explores. Standley-Strange, the arch magus, scholar and man-of-the-world is saved from becoming an eternal recluse by the vivacious Cyndi.
Fleeing to England from a dangerous darkness in America she has sought shelter, her intuition guiding her unerringly to the very door of Standley-Strange! They speedily become magical allies and Standley-Strange later initiates his willing pupil into the Mysteries.
Called to the aid of Debroneth, a Medieval province, inexplicably manifested in another dimension, the magus vows to protect its people from the ravages of the Evil Empire. Standley-Strange must also face his own challenges when he confronts the Emperor Tortius and Bredon Shaft, his vicious Chief Inquisitor.
Treachery, tyranny and a ruthless desire for power are the hallmarks of the Empire.


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El CS Concordia Chiajna es un club de fútbol rumano de la ciudad de Chiajna, Ilfov. Fue fundado en 1957 y juega en la Liga II.

Historia

El Clubul Sportiv Concordia Chiajna fue fundado en 1957. Desde su fundación cambió en varias ocasiones su denominación y sus nombres fueron GAC Chiajna, AS Chiajna y ILF Militari (Întreprinderea de Legume-Fructe Militari). El club ha jugado durante muchos años en las categorías más modestas del país, hasta que en 1988 tuvo la oportunidad de alcanzar la entonces Divizia C, actual Liga III, aunque no pasó la promoción de ascenso. A partir de 1992 jugaron esta categoría, aunque fue debido a la reforma del campeonato que se dio entre 1992 y 1997, cuando la Divizia C fue la cuarta categoría.

Durante la primera mitad de la temporada 2005/06, Adrian Bumbescu aceptó la oferta de entrenar al Concordia en la Divizia D. En las vacaciones de invierno de esta temporada, el Concordia se fusionó con el Argeşul Mihăileşti de la Divizia C, en peligro de descenso. A principios de 2006, Ion Dumitru se hizo con el cargo de director técnico del nuevo club, llamado Concordia Chiajna – Mihăilești, para disputar la segunda vuelta del campeonato y no descender a la cuarta categoría, hecho que consiguieron en el último partido. Antes del comienzo de la nueva temporada, el equipo que se encontraba en la Liga IV se convirtió en el equipo juvenil, y el equipo de la Liga III recibe el nombre de Concordia Chiajna. Dumitru reemplazó como entrenador a Vasile Bârdeș, y consiguió en 2007 el ascenso del club a la Liga II. En la octava jornada de la temporada 2007/08 de la segunda categoría, Dumitru Bolborea es designado nuevo entrenador del club hasta su destitución el 1 de junio de 2009. De nuevo Adrian Bumbescu se hizo con el cargo de entrenador, hasta el 5 de octubre que, aunque el equipo ocupa el tercer puesto en la Seria I, pierde tres partidos y Adrian es despedido. El antiguo director técnico Ion Dimitru toma el puesto de nuevo. Sin embargo, el 6 de abril de 2010 el contrato de Dimitru es disuelto por la falta de éxito, volviendo de nuevo a hacerse cargo del equipo Bumbescu. El 30 de mayo dejó por segunda vez en la temporada el cargo y tomó las riendas del equipo Laurenţiu Diniţă como jugador-entrenador.

Tras el final de la temporada de la Liga II, Diniţă terminó su carrera como jugador y se dedicó a tiempo completo como entrenador para el equipo. Pero allá por la jornada 8 de la temporada 2010/11 es sustituido por Costel Orac, hasta ahora el director técnico del club. En las vacaciones de invierno de dicha temporada fracasó un intento de fusión con el Unirea Urziceni de la Liga I. El 5 de mayo de 2011 Orac fue despedido como entrenador y Diniţă volvió de nuevo como jugador-entrenador. Al finalizar la temporada 2010/11 el club quedó en segundo lugar por detrás del Ceahlăul Piatra Neamţ, y ascendió por primera vez en su historia a la Liga I.

En la temporada 2012/13 terminó en la 15º posición, , con lo que en teoría sería descendido a la Liga II, pero pudo quedarse en la Liga I jugando un play-off amte el Rapid Bucarest. El play-off see jugó el 13 de julio del 2013 y el Rapid ganó 2-1 en tiempo extra. El resultado fue apalado por el Concordia ante la Corte de Arbitraje Deportivo, y el 2 de agosto se decidió que el Concordia podía jugar en la Liga I y el Rapid fue descendido a la Liga II, y los partidos del Rapid ante el Vaslui y el FC Viitorul Constanta fueron cancelados.

Estadio

El equipo disputa sus partidos como local en el Stadionul Concordia, que tiene una capacidad de 4.000 espectadores.

Jugadores y cuerpo técnico

Equipo 2019/20

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| colspan=7 style="background: #FFFFFF" align=center| Delanteros

Entrenadores

Cronología de los entrenadores
 2005-2006:  Adrian Bumbescu
 2006-2006:  Vasile Bârdeș
 2006-2008:  Ion Dumitru
 2008-2009:  Dumitru Bolborea
 2009-2009:  Adrian Bumbescu (Segundo ciclo)
 2009-2010:  Ion Dumitru (Segundo ciclo)
 2010-2010:  Adrian Bumbescu (Tercer ciclo)
 2010-2010:  Laurențiu Diniță
 2010-2011:  Costel Orac
 2011-2012:  Laurențiu Diniță (Segundo ciclo)
 2012-2013:  Ilie Stan

Palmarés

Torneos nacionales
 Liga II: (0):
 Sub-Campeón: (1): 2010/11

 Liga III (1): 2006/07 (Seria III)
 Subcampeón de la Liga II (1): 2010/11 (Seria I)

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Sitio oficial
 Concordia en UEFA.com
 Historia y estadísticas del Fútbol Rumano
 soccerway.com

Equipos de fútbol fundados en 1957
Equipos de fútbol de Rumania
Rumania en 1957
Distrito de Ilfov

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How can developing countries grow their economies? Most answers to this question center on what the rich world should or shouldn't do for the poor world. In The Quest for Prosperity, Justin Yifu Lin--the first non-Westerner to be chief economist of the World Bank--focuses on what developing nations can do to help themselves.
Since the end of the Second World War, prescriptions for economic growth have come and gone. Often motivated more by ideology than practicality, these blueprints have had mixed success on the ground. Drawing lessons from history, economic analysis, and practice, Lin examines how the countries that have succeeded in developing their own economies have actually done it. He shows that economic development is a process of continuous technological innovation, industrial upgrading, and structural change driven by how countries harness their land, labor, capital, and infrastructure. Countries need to identify and facilitate the development of those industries where they have a comparative advantage--where they can produce products most effectively--and use them as a basis for development. At the same time, states need to recognize the power of markets, limiting the role of government to allow firms to flourish and lead the process of technological innovation and industrial upgrading. By following this "new structural economics" framework, Lin shows how even the poorest nations can grow at eight percent or more continuously for several decades, significantly reduce poverty, and become middle- or even high-income countries in the span of one or two generations.
Interwoven with insights, observations, and stories from Lin's travels as chief economist of the World Bank and his reflections on China's rise, this book provides a road map and hope for those countries engaged in their own quest for prosperity.
Justin Yifu Lin is founding director and professor of the China Centre for Economic Research at Peking University. From 2008 to 2012, he served as chief economist and senior vice president of the World Bank. His many books include Demystifying the Chinese Economy and Economic Development and Transition. He is a corresponding fellow of the British Academy, and a fellow of the World Academy of Sciences for the Developing World.


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HomeBusiness & CommunityA "Loving Start" for new moms and newborns
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A "Loving Start" for new moms and newborns
By Megan Hussey
Launch of "Loving Start" with the Cuddle" book at Bayfront Health's Baby Place. Photo by Summer Hampton.
When Sherri Sabadishin, PHELC Early Literacy Specialist at The Early Learning Coalition of Pasco and Hernando Counties, Inc. (PHELC), gave birth to each of her three children, she found that the hospital overseeing her births provided her with everything she needed to bring her precious children into the world, save for one thing. "I had the baby bottles, but not the books," she said.
This is why Sabadishin is thrilled to head the launch of "Loving Start," a new early literacy initiative operating under PHELC, a 501c3 organization, that kicked off in Hernando County at Bayfront Baby Place in Spring Hill on Oct. 15. PHELC partnered with Free Spirit Publishing to supply the infant board book "Cuddle" by Elizabeth Verdick and Marjorie Lsoviskis, an entry in the publisher's Happy Healthy Baby Series. This series of books support new moms in their journey to build language development and relationships from the time of birth.
The Coalition launched "Loving Start" with a donation of 500 "Cuddle" books (valued at $2,800), personalized with PHELC title pages, to Bayfront Baby Place, which will be distributed to all new moms supported by the women's services: OB and NICU units. A future donation of books will take place at Trinity Medical Center in Pasco County.
"When you foster literacy skills at a young age," said Sabadishin. "You give kids a head start on their growth and development." Early literacy, according to information provided by PHELC, improves language skills and prepares young children for school. It well mirrors the goals of the Early Learning Coalition, which since 2005 has supported high-quality education for children ages 0-5 in Pasco and Hernando Counties with School Readiness and VPK services. "We want these mothers and babies to know we are there for them. The Coalition's Loving Start program serves to support new mothers in their journey to building language development and positive relationships with their children. This book-sharing experience may very well be their child's earliest memory of loving to read."
Cover of the book "Cuddle"
The National Association for the Education of Young Children, in the information provided by PHELC, verifies the value of early childhood literacy. "When you share books with your very young child you support emerging literacy as you: help your child learn that pictures and words are symbols that can be interpreted; expose your child to new words and thereby increasing their vocabulary," the info read. And the book "Cuddle," in Sabadishin's view, is the ideal book to suit and promote this effort. "The book is about cuddling and kissing, It's about building that connection," she said.
Administrators at Bayfront Health Spring Hill expressed gratitude for the book donation. "Providing access to resources that support healthy babies and families is a priority for us. The Baby Place is excited about a partnership that provides an opportunity for early learning," said CJ Hamilton, Chief Administrative Officer at Bayfront Health Spring Hill.
And Dr. Steve Knobl, PHELC Executive Director, is pleased to be getting more books into more tiny hands. "We are grateful to partner with Bayfront Baby Place who sees the value of prioritizing children's literacy in Hernando County and together we can advance this early literacy initiative," he said. "We are excited to be a part of encouraging a parent-child's bond with their first book, 'Cuddle'" For more information about how to spread sunshine throughout the community through support of "Loving Start," contact Sherri Sabadishin, Early Literacy Specialist at 727-233-8291.
The Early Learning Coalition of Pasco and Hernando Counties, Inc. is a 501c3 organization and one of 30 Early Learning Coalitions in Florida. Florida's Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) program is for all children who are four years old on or before September 1. School Readiness provides subsidized childcare for low-to-moderate-income working families. The nonprofit serves over 12,000 children between infancy and twelve years old, working with more than 300 childcare providers in both counties.
Excerpt from the book "Cuddle"
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Q: SystemD per unit LogRateLimitIntervalSec not working? SystemD journal limits logged messages according to RateLimitIntervalSec and RateLimitBurst global configuration options. There is a possibility to change those values per specific unit/service using LogRateLimitIntervalSec and LogRateLimitBurst directives. Unfortunately I can't make these per-service options work. I hope that you will help me find what I'm doing wrong or confirm that there is something wrong with systemd.
My environment:
# uname -srvmpio
Linux 4.18.0-193.14.2.el8_2.x86_64 #1 SMP Sun Jul 26 03:54:29 UTC 2020 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

# cat /etc/centos-release
CentOS Linux release 8.2.2004 (Core)

# systemctl --version
systemd 239
+PAM +AUDIT +SELINUX +IMA -APPARMOR +SMACK +SYSVINIT +UTMP +LIBCRYPTSETUP +GCRYPT +GNUTLS +ACL +XZ +LZ4 +SECCOMP +BLKID +ELFUTILS +KMOD +IDN2 -IDN +PCRE2 default-hierarchy=legacy

# rsyslogd -v
rsyslogd  8.1911.0-3.el8 (aka 2019.11)

Make sure global journald limits are left as default in /etc/systemd/journald.conf:
[Journal]
#RateLimitIntervalSec=30s
#RateLimitBurst=10000

and restart if any change was necessary
systemctl restart systemd-journald

Prepare the test script /root/test.sh:
#!/bin/bash
for i in {1..1000000}
do
   echo "Hello world $i"
done

Prepare the test service unit /root/test.service:
[Unit]
Description=Test limit service

[Service]
Type=simple
WorkingDirectory=/root
ExecStart=/root/test.sh
StandardOutput=syslog
StandardError=syslog
SyslogIdentifier=test
LogRateLimitIntervalSec=0
LogRateLimitBurst=0

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

Make sure rsyslog rate limit is off by changing /etc/rsyslog.conf:
module(load="imjournal"
       StateFile="imjournal.state"
       Ratelimit.Interval="0")

Configure test service log file location by creating /etc/rsyslog.d/test.conf:
if ($programname == 'test') then {
    action(
        type="omfile"
        File="/root/test.log"
    )
    stop
}

Restart rsyslog:
systemctl restart rsyslog

Install the test service:
# systemctl enable /root/test.service

Verify test service rate limit settings (LogRateLimitIntervalSec is internally stored as LogRateLimitIntervalUSec):
# systemctl show --property LogRateLimitIntervalUSec test.service --no-pager
LogRateLimitIntervalUSec=0

# systemctl show --property LogRateLimitBurst test.service --no-pager
LogRateLimitBurst=0

Start the service:
systemctl start test.service

My result:

*

*/root/test.log stops at Hello world 12500

*journalctl -u test.service --no-pager stops at Hello world 12500

*/var/log/messages reports (sometimes this message is not logged)

systemd-journald[304398]: Suppressed 982500 messages from test.service

I've also confirmed that changing the global journald settings to (and restarting systemd-journald):
[Journal]
RateLimitIntervalSec=0
RateLimitBurst=0

results in no rate limiting as expected.
I'm clueless at this point. Even tried to analyze the systemd source code but it's over my head.
If anyone would at least recreate my steps and report the results that would be helpful in reporting this on systemd Github issue tracker.
Thanks.

A: The RateLimitIntervalSec=, RateLimitBurst= section in man journald.conf says:

To turn off any kind of rate limiting, set either value to 0.

However you cannot find this in the LogRateLimitIntervalSec=, LogRateLimitBurst= section in man systemd.exec. With your test.service you can easy verify that setting this to something other than 0 does work as expected.

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No. 1/2020 - Dated: 24-1-2020 - ADD
Seeks to amend notification No. 40/2017-Customs(ADD) dated 25-08-2017, to revise anti-dumping duty on imports of "Sodium Nitrite" originating in or exported from China PR, in pursuance of final findings of sunset review investigations issued by DGTR vide notification No. 15/06/2016-DGTR dated the 8th November 2019
No. 1/2020-Customs (CVD) - Dated: 8-1-2020 - ADD
Seeks to impose definitive countervailing duty on imports of Continuous Cast Copper Wire Rods originating in, or exported from Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam.
No. 47/2019 - Dated: 30-12-2019 - ADD
Seeks to amend Anti Dumping notifications issued under section 9A of the Customs Tariff Act,1975 (51 of 1975), read with rules 13, 18 and 20 of the Customs Tariff (Identification, Assessment and Collection of Anti-dumping Duty on Dumped Articles and for Determination of Injury) so as to align them with amended Customs Tariff.
Seeks to further amend notification No. 35/2018-Customs(ADD) regarding levy of anti-dumping duty on High Tenacity Polyester Yarn to amend the name of exporter name from " M/s. Oriental Textile (Holding) Ltd." to "M/s. Oriental Industries (Suzhou) Ltd".
Seeks to impose anti-dumping duty on imports of Clear float glass originating in or exported from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and UAE in pursuance of Final findings of Designated Authority in sunset review of notification No. 48/2014-Customs (ADD) dated 11.12.2014
Seeks to amend notification No. 1/2017-Customs dated 5th January, 2017 to insert S. Nos. 48 to 52 in the duty table to finalize the assessment of exports of jute products by M/s. Roman Jute Mills Ltd. (Producer/Exporter) and M/s SMP International, LLC,USA (Exporter/ Trader), M/s Aziz Fibres Limited (Producer/Exporter), M/s Natore Jute Mills (producer), Bangladesh and M/s PNP Jute trading LLC (Exporter/Trader), USA
Seeks to rescind notification Nos. 24/2018- Customs (ADD) the dated 7th May, 2018, 41/2018- Customs (ADD) and 42/2018- Customs (ADD) dated 24th August, 2018 which had prescribed provisional assessment on export of jute products from Bangladesh by specified exporters
Seeks to rescind notification No. 13/2019-Customs (ADD) dated 14th March, 2019, in pursuance of New Shipper Review investigation issued by DGTR
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Seeks to impose anti-dumping duty on imports of Flat rolled product of steel, plated or coated with alloy of Aluminium and Zinc originating in, or exported from China PR, Vietnam and Korea RP.
No. 39/2019 - Dated: 28-9-2019 - ADD
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Seeks to impose anti-dumping duty on imports of 'High -Speed Steel of Non-Cobalt Grade'originating in, or exported from Brazil, China and Germany.
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Corrigendum – Notification No. 33/2019-Customs (ADD), dated the 26th August, 2019
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Seeks to rescind notification No. 11/2018-Customs (ADD), dated 20.3.2018, in pursuance of New Shipper Review final findings issued by DGTR
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Seeks to impose countervailing duty on imports of 'Saccharin in all its forms' originating in or exported from People's Republic of China in pursuance of countervailing duty/anti-subsidy investigation issued by DGTR.
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MARC operates the Brunswick Line (orange), Camden Line (green), and Penn Line (purple).
MARC (Maryland Area Regional Commuter) Train Service  ( reporting mark MARC), known prior to 1984 as Maryland Rail Commuter, is a commuter rail system comprising three lines in the Baltimore–Washington metropolitan area. MARC is administered by the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA), a Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) agency, and is operated under contract by Bombardier Transportation Services USA Corporation (BTS) and Amtrak over tracks owned by CSX Transportation (CSXT) and Amtrak.
MARC has three lines and operates 94 trains on a typical weekday: the Brunswick Line (18 trains/19 trains on Fridays),  the Camden Line (21 trains),  and the Penn Line (58 trains).  The Penn Line is the only line that has weekend service, with 18 trains (comprising 9 round trips) on Saturdays, and 12 trains (comprising 6 round trips) on Sundays.  Service is suspended or reduced on select Federal holidays.
The Brunswick Line is a 74 mi (119 km) line that runs on CSX-owned tracks between Washington, D.C., and Martinsburg, West Virginia, with a 14 mi (23 km) branch to Frederick, Maryland.
The Penn Line is a 77 mi (124 km) line that runs on Amtrak's Northeast Corridor tracks between Washington, D.C., and Perryville, Maryland, via Baltimore Penn Station. It is the fastest commuter rail line in North America, with equipment capable of operating at speeds up to 125 miles per hour (201 km/h).  The service was initially operated by the Pennsylvania Railroad (hence the name) and is the busiest line, carrying more passengers than the other two lines combined. The Penn Line is the only line that operates on weekends.
A MARC EMD F9 leads a service through Point of Rocks in 1987.
The B&O's main line was extended to Frederick Junction (with a branch to Frederick) in 1831, to Point of Rocks in 1832, to Brunswick and Harpers Ferry in 1834, and Martinsburg in 1842. The B&O completed its Metropolitan Branch in 1873; most service from Martinsburg and Frederick was diverted onto the Metropolitan Branch to Washington and the old main line became a secondary route. This established the basic route for what would become the Brunswick Line.
The B&O ended local service on the Frederick Branch in November 1949. All B&O passenger service between Baltimore and Philadelphia ended in 1958; local service from Washington was curtailed to Camden Station. The B&O continued to offer local service to Brunswick plus long-distance service, while the PRR operated a mix of local, intercity, and long-distance service on the Northeast Corridor. Local service north of Baltimore on the PRR ended around 1964.
Conrail took over the unsubsidized ex-PRR Baltimore–Washington service from Penn Central at its creation on April 1, 1976.  MDOT began subsidizing that service after Conrail threatened to discontinue service on April 1, 1977.  Prior to 1978, most ex-PRR Baltimore–Washington service was operated by aging MP54 electric multiple units, most dating back to the line's 1933 electrification. In 1978, Amtrak and the City of Baltimore negotiated with the New Jersey Department of Transportation to lease a number of new Arrow railcars to replace the MP54s.  With funding from Pennsylvania and Maryland, Amtrak used some of the cars to initiate a Philadelphia–Washington commuter trip, the Chesapeake, on April 30, 1978.  The Chesapeake stopped at some local stations but fewer than the Conrail service; it provided commuter service from north of Baltimore for the first time since the 1960s.
In 1981, MDOT began installing highway signs to point drivers to commuter rail stations.  In 1982, law changes allowed Conrail to shed its commuter rail operations in order to focus on its more profitable freight operations. On January 1, 1983, public operators (including Metro-North Railroad, NJ Transit, and SEPTA Regional Rail) took over Conrail commuter rail systems in the Northeast. MDOT began paying Amtrak to run the ex-PRR Washington–Baltimore service.   That service was branded as AMDOT (Amtrak Maryland Department of Transportation).  On October 1983, with low patronage and largely duplicated by the MDOT-subsidized service, the Chesapeake was discontinued. In 1984, the SRA renamed its three subsidized lines as MARC as a branding strategy. Operations remained the same, but public-facing elements like schedules and crew uniforms were consolidated under the new name.   MARC soon began calling its three lines the Penn Line, Camden Line, and Brunswick Line.
Controversy first arose when the French-owned and Montgomery County, Maryland-based Keolis (already operating Virginia Railway Express trains) was the only bidder for the contract. The bidding process was suspended in the fall of 2010 due to lack of competition. Before bidding reopened in 2011, Maryland passed a law (at the request of Leo Bretholz and other Holocaust survivors) requiring Keolis's majority owner, French state railway company SNCF,  to fully disclose its role in transporting Jews to concentration camps during World War II (while SNCF was under control of the Nazi government). This disclosure would need to meet the satisfaction of the Maryland state archivist before Keolis would be allowed to place a bid for MARC service. Keolis faced similar issues while bidding for VRE operations in 2009, but was eventually given that contract.
Keolis and SNCF lawyers claimed that all documentation required by the law had been produced long before.  This was also asserted by Don Phillips in the July 2011 issue of Trains Magazine. Phillips states that a full 914-page independent report and complete history of SNCF's role in the Holocaust, released in 1996, is currently being translated into English.  Phillips cites from the publicly available English introduction to the report, noting that while some SNCF workers worked with the Nazis, acts of sabotage were frequent, and the Nazis shot 819 SNCF workers for refusing to carry out the rail orders of the government. An additional 1200 railway workers were themselves sent to concentration camps over SNCF rails. Phillips also notes that SNCF does business with the Israel rail system and works without government prompting to educate the current generation about the war and Holocaust.
EMD GP39H-2 6 70–75 Entered service in 1992, and are currently being refurnished.
Replaced GP40WH-2s  Entered service, December 2009.
Retired as of April 2017, units were placed in storage,  pending disposition.
Replaced by MP36PH-3Cs. Units 67-69 were rebuilt from GP40 work locomotives 30-32. One unit, no. 68, remains for non-revenue work duty and rescue use only.
EMD E9AM 10 60-69 Ex- Burlington Northern Railroad. Units were originally built as E8As. 67-68 renumbered to 91-92.
EMD F9PH 5 81-85 Ex- Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Units were rebuilt by Morrison-Knudsen from former F7 locomotives. Former MDOT 7181-7185.
7709 and 7752 were destroyed in 1996 Silver Spring train collision.
7711–14 were converted to "Bike Cars", equipped with 16 bike racks, left side, and 22 passenger seats on the right.
The remaining cars were retired in 2015 and are now placed in storage, after being replaced by the Bombardier Multilevel cars.
All units overhauled in 2009–2011 by Bombardier.
7720 was destroyed in 1996 Silver Spring train collision.
Coaches entered service 2014-early 2015; first cab cars accepted for passenger service September 2016.
Pullman Standard Gallery cars 12 Bi-level coaches 2004 7900-7911 Ex- Metra gallery cars. Replaced by Bombardier MARC IV.
MARC Memorial in the grounds of the Brunswick train station.
On February 16, 1996, during the Friday evening rush hour, an eastbound train headed to Washington Union Station via the Brunswick Line collided with the westbound Amtrak Capitol Limited headed to Chicago via Pittsburgh. The collision occurred at Georgetown Junction on a snow-swept stretch of track just west of Silver Spring, Maryland. The crash left 11 people dead aboard the MARC train. Three died of injuries suffered in the impact alone, with the rest succumbing to the ensuing smoke and flames or a combination of the two. Engineer Ricky Orr and conductors Jimmy Major Jr. and Jim Quillen were among the victims. Eight Jobs Corps students also were killed during the accident.
The NTSB report concluded that the MARC crew apparently forgot the approach signal aspect of the Kensington color-position signal after making a flag stop at Kensington station. The MARC train was operating in push mode with the cab control car out front. The Amtrak locomotives were in the crossover at the time of the collision; the MARC cab control car collided with the lead Amtrak unit, F40PH #255, rupturing its fuel tank and igniting the fire that caused most of the casualties. The second unit was a GE Genesis P40DC #811, a newer unit that has a fuel tank that is shielded in the center of the frame. The official investigation also suggests that the accident might have been prevented if a human-factors analysis had been conducted when modifications to the track signaling system were made in 1992 with the closing of nearby QN tower.
Two significant events in 2010 received official response.
On June 21, 2010, northbound Amtrak-operated Penn Line train 538 broke down at 6:23 p.m. Temperatures inside the train reached 100 °F (38 °C) due to malfunctioning air conditioning. After passengers called 911, 10 people were treated at the scene for heat-related problems. All passengers were cleared from the scene by 9:40 pm.  This incident prompted MDOT Secretary Beverley Swaim-Staley to apologize to the affected customers on June 27, 2010.
On June 28, 2010, an Amtrak engineer operating a MARC train overran a scheduled stop in Odenton, without notice to passengers. Secretary Swaim-Staley was aboard the train at the time, and issued public statements about the situation. Amtrak CEO Joseph H. Boardman apologized to riders the following morning.
Acquisition of new equipment. 54 Bombardier MultiLevels were ordered to replace aging single-level cars.
Increased mid-day service and reverse commute service on the Camden and Brunswick Lines. As of 2015, there is a somewhat limited reverse commute service in effect on the Camden Line.
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When you're young, you really hope that when you walk out of your school gates for the last time that you leave the bullies behind. I certainly did. I don't harp on about my time in school because I was bullied almost every day until I got to year 11. For me, it isn't the actions of the bully that sticks with me the most – it is actually the action (or lack thereof) taken by those around me. You think and hope that someone witnessing your soul and confidence being crushed would stand up for you but as school can be somewhat of a survival of the fittest, many people stay silent. I don't blame them, but it did make me promise myself to always stand up for others where I could.
I was giving a talk to students studying media recently and up the front were some keen beans. They were so interested in media, particularly radio and asking 100 questions. Every time they would put their hand up I would see eyes roll at the back of the class. Unfazed by this, I continued talking to the class but would occasionally drop hints that it is a small industry and you should just carry yourself through life with love blah blah blah but I am sure that meant nothing to the backseat bandits.
At one point, one of the keen beans made a statement in regards to a media reference, which was correct but they had clued on quicker than the rest of the class so I said we would get there in a second. One of the backseat bandits then did a slow clap. Keen bean's head dropped and I thought a nugget was going to drop on the classroom floor. We've all been there.
In that moment, my heart sank – for both of them. For the keen bean because I could tell that it was an often occurrence. And for the backseat bandit because I could see he loved media and can make a real go of it, but at 18 he was just making silly mistakes. Backseat bandit would see what they did as harmless, but it is a form of bullying and I called them out on it. Lightly, but it was a hand break in the morning and I am pretty sure their guts made their way to the mouth momentarily. Backseat bandit will probably hate me for the rest of their life but as I stood in front of an entire class of young adults, I saw that no one was going to stand up for the keen bean so I decided to. And I want everyone to do they same in the safest way possible if they witness someone being bullied, be it big or small.
A good friend of mine Mel Greig has been taken to task over the last couple of years due to her involvement in the infamous 'Royal Prank Call'. Mel felt like she didn't have many people in her corner and hearing her talk of her dark times is scary. Mel is now an Ambassador for The Bully Zero Australia Foundation, who are doing amazing things to support and educate the community. Take a look through their programs and see if there is a school or workplace you can recommend them to. Stand up for the people who aren't just being bullied now, but for the ones who could be.
I do not feel defeated by my time in school due to bullying, but it certainly took me a long time to come to peace with it. There are so many people who never overcome their nightmares from bullying and that takes a toll on them. If you can find a way to support BZAF, be it with a donation, booking a guest speaker or attending one of their fundraisers – please do. Perhaps I might see your face at their Charity Ball in Melbourne on Saturday 10th September and we can have a dance together.
The Australian Cervical Cancer Foundation and The Block team up My first Mardi Gras. With my in-laws. When is TMI, actually TM bloody I?


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Q: Where is the data queued with a BufferedReader? I am reading a large csv from a web service Like this:
br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(website.openStream(), "UTF-16"));
I read line by line and write into a database. The writing into a database is the bottleneck of this operation and I am wondering if it is possible that I will "timeout" with the webservice so I get the condition where the webservice just cuts the connection because I am not reading anything from it...
Or does the BufferedReader just buffer the stream into memory until I read from it?

A: yes, it is possible that the webservice stream will timeout while you are writing to the db.  If the db is really slow enough that this might timeout, then you may need to copy the file locally before pushing it into the db.

A: BufferedReader will, as you have speculated, read the contents of the stream into memory. Any calls to read or readLine will read data from the buffer, not from the original stream, assuming the data is already available in the buffer. The advantage here is that data is read in larger batches, rather than requested from the stream at each invocation of read or readLine.
You will likely only experience a timeout like you describe if you are reading large amounts of data. I had some trouble finding a credible reference but I have seen several mentions of the default buffer size on BufferedReader being 8192 bytes (8kb). This means that if your stream is reading more than 8kb of data, the buffer could potentially fill and cause your process to wait on the DB bottleneck before reading more data from the stream.
If you think you need to reserve a larger buffer than this, the BufferedReader constructor is overloaded with a second parameter allowing you to specify the size of the buffer in bytes. Keep in mind, though, that unless you are moving small enough pieces of data to buffer the entire stream, you could run into the same problem even with a larger buffer.
br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(website.openStream(), "UTF-16"), size);

will initialize your BufferedReader with a buffer of size bytes.
EDIT:
After reading @Keith's comment, I think he's got the right of it here. If you experience timeouts the smaller buffer will cause you to read from the socket more frequently, hopefully eliminating that issue. If he posts an answer with that you should accept his.

A: +1 for Brian's answer.
Furthermore, I would recommend you have a look at my csv-db-tools on GitHub. The csv-db-importer module illustrates how to import large CSV files into the database. The code is optimized to insert one row at a time and keep the memory free from data buffered from large CSV files.

A: BufferedReader just reads in chunks into an internal buffer, whose default size is unspecified but has been 4096 chars for many years. It doesn't do anything while you're not calling it.
But I don't think your perceived problem even exists. I don't see how the web service will even know. Write timeouts in TCP are quite difficult to implement. Some platforms have APIs for that, but they aren't supported by Java.
Most likely the web service is just using a blocking mode socket and it will just block in its write if you aren't reading fast enough.


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Isolino Vaz (Madalena, Vila Nova de Gaia, 23 de abril de 1922 — Lisboa, 21 de julho de 1992) foi um Pintor de Arte e professor português.

Biografia
1922

Nasceu na freguesia da Madalena, em Vila Nova de Gaia, a 23 de Abril

1930

Iniciou os estudos na Escola Primária da Madalena, em V. N. Gaia

1935

Ingressou na Escola Industrial de Arte Aplicada de Faria Guimarães, no Porto, onde obteve vários prémios

1940

Começou a trabalhar na Empresa Electro-Cerâmica (secção de pintura), Candal, Gaia

Desenhou o primeiro retrato

1943

Ingressou na Escola Superior de Belas-Artes do Porto (ESBAP)

2.º Prémio José da Costa Meireles Rodrigues Júnior - ESBAP

1944

1.º Prémio José da Costa Meireles Rodrigues Júnior - ESBAP

1945

1.º Prémio - Câmara Municipal de V. N. Gaia - Pensão anual

1946

1.º Prémio – Legado Ventura Terra – ESBAP – Porto

Professor na Escola Industrial de Arte Aplicada de Faria Guimarães, Porto

Ilustrou uma colecção de postais alusivos à cidade do Porto

1948

Exposição individual - 1.ª Exposição de Retratos – Galeria Portugália, Porto (dedicada aos Mestres Joaquim Lopes e Dordio Gomes)

Participou em visita de estudo ao Norte de Espanha

1949

Exposição colectiva - 1.º Salão de Artes Decorativas, promovido pelo Secretariado Nacional de Informação (SNI)

1950

Iniciou a colaboração como Ilustrador na revista «O Tripeiro»

Exposição individual – 2.ª Exposição de Retratos – Galeria Portugália, Porto

Professor na Escola de Artes Decorativas Soares dos Reis, no Porto

1951

Prémio das «Três Artes» - ESBAP – Porto

1952

Primeiro classificado por cinco vezes nos concursos da ESBAP

Segundo classificado por onze vezes nos concursos da ESBAP

Terceiro classificado por duas vezes nos concursos da ESBAP

Ilustrou uma colecção de cartões de Boas-Festas

Prémio Rotary Club

1953

Primeiro classificado por três vezes nos concursos da ESBAP

Segundo classificado por cinco vezes nos concursos da ESBAP

Terceiro classificado por duas vezes nos concursos da ESBAP

Exposição colectiva – II Exposição Magna da ESBAP

Prémio da Academia Nacional de Belas-Artes (ANBA) Barão de Castelo de Paiva

Prémio das «Três Artes» - ESBAP

Iniciou a colaboração no Boletim dos «Amigos do Porto»

1954

Primeiro classificado por duas vezes nos concursos da ESBAP

Segundo classificado por três vezes nos concursos da ESBAP

Prémio Marques de Oliveira - Desenho - Prémio Nacional do SNI

2.ª Medalha da SNBA - Desenho

Exposição Colectiva - Escola de Artes Decorativas Soares dos Reis – Porto

Executou o painel «Assunção da Virgem» para a Igreja de Pinhovêlo, Macedo de Cavaleiros

Exposição colectiva – X Exposição de Arte Contemporânea dos Artistas do Norte - SNI - Porto

Exposição colectiva - Exposição de Arte Moderna – Lisboa

Exposição colectiva – Salão de Inverno - SNBA - Lisboa

Exposição colectiva – Salão Nobre do Teatro S. João – Porto

Exposição colectiva - III Exposição Magna – ESBAP

Exposição colectiva - Academia Dominguez Alvarez - Porto

Prémio Rodrigues Soares - Pintura - ESBAP

1955

Orientou a visita de estudo da Escola de Artes Decorativas Soares dos Reis à Casa-Forte da Biblioteca do Porto

Participou na visita de estudo da Escola de Artes Decorativas Soares dos Reis ao Museu Soares dos Reis

Exposição colectiva – IV Exposição Magna – ESBAP

Exposição colectiva – Salão de Primavera – SNBA – Lisboa

Exposição colectiva – IV Congresso Nacional de Pesca –

Exposição Iconográfica das Pescas – Lisboa

Exposição colectiva – XI Exposição de Arte Contemporânea dos Artistas do Norte – SNI – Porto

Participou na visita de estudo da Escola Industrial de Artes Aplicadas Faria Guimarães ao Atelier do Mestre A. Lino

Ilustrou o livro «Prendendo a Vida», de Aurora Jardim

Exposição colectiva – Salão de Março – SNBA – Lisboa

1.ª Medalha da ESBAP

Prémio José Malhoa – SNBA

Participou em visitas à Holanda, Bélgica, França e Espanha

Participou na palestra «Impressões de Viagem», na ESBAP

Júri de admissão e classificação do 2.º Salão de Arte Fotográfica – Porto

1956

Exposição colectiva – Exposição da Vida e da Arte Portuguesas - Lourenço Marques – Moçambique

Exposição colectiva – Salão de Primavera – SNBA – Lisboa

Iniciou a colaboração como Ilustrador na revista "Lusíada"

Participou na conferência «Panorama de Arte», na Escola Industrial e Comercial de Gaia

Ilustrou o livro «Memórias da Minha Infância», de Amélia Vilar

Exposição colectiva – V Exposição Magna – ESBAP

Colaborou e ilustrou nas revistas da Associação Fotográfica do Porto

Exposição individual – Ateneu Comercial do Porto

Participou em viagem de estudo a Espanha e França

Apresentou a sua Tese de Pintura, «Emigrantes», que termina com 19 valores, a nota mais alta de Curso

Participou na conferência «Impressões de Arte», na Escola Industrial e Comercial de Gaia

Participou em palestra sobre Arte Moderna na Radiodifusão Francesa

Orientou a visita de estudo da Escola Industrial e Comercial de Gaia e da ESBAP a Aveiro

1957

Exposição colectiva – Exposição de Cerâmica da Escola Industrial e Comercial de Gaia

Orientou uma visita de estudo da Escola Industrial e Comercial de Gaia ao Museu Soares dos Reis, Porto

3.ª Medalha de Pintura a Óleo da SNBA – Lisboa

Exposição colectiva – 1.ª Exposição-Pórtico – de Gravura Portuguesa Contemporânea

Visitou Vila Viçosa a convite da Fundação da Casa de Bragança

Exposição colectiva – XII Exposição de Arte Contemporânea dos Artistas do Norte – Porto

Pintou um painel a fresco no Palácio da Justiça do Porto

Exposição colectiva – Salão de Primavera – SNBA – Lisboa

Ilustrador do Boletim do C.A.T. dos Empregados do BBI

Desenhou a nanquim as Armas-de-Fé de D. Francisco Maria da Silva, eleito Bispo Auxiliar de Braga

Exposição colectiva – V Exposição de Cerâmica Moderna – SNI – Lisboa

Exposição colectiva – Exposição de Gravura Portuguesa Contemporânea

1958

Mostra de Desenhos e Aguarelas na Associação Fotográfica do Porto

Exposição colectiva – Integrado na Representação Nacional de

Cerâmica na Exposição Internacional 1958 da Academia Internacional de Cerâmica

Participou em visita de estudo a França, Dinamarca, Suíça, Alemanha e Bélgica

Ilustrou o Catálogo Geral da Livraria Simões, Porto

Ilustrou algumas obras sobre automóveis, de Fernando Amaral

Ilustrou a capa do livro «Querida», de Amélia Vilar

Exposição colectiva – 1.ª Exposição de Arte Contemporânea - de Matosinhos

Exposição colectiva – XXI Salão de Inverno - SNBA – Lisboa

Coordenador da Secção Cultural para a Juventude do Clube Fenianos Portuenses

Exposição a Dois – Galeria «DN» – Lisboa

Participou no programa «Galeria de Arte» da RTP

Júri de Belas-Artes no Dia das Colectividades, Feira Popular do Porto

Exposição colectiva – I Exposição de Pintura a Óleo de Vila Real

Coordenou uma visita de estudo às instalações das Minas do Pejão, organizada pelo Clube Fenianos Portuenses

Exposição colectiva – Salão de Primavera – SNBA – Lisboa

Iniciou a colaboração como Ilustrador no «Almanaque Ilustrado», de Fafe

Exposição colectiva – XIII Exposição de Arte Contemporânea dos Artistas do Norte, organizada pelo SNI

Participou em Palestra no Clube Fenianos Portuenses

Iniciou a colaboração como Ilustrador na revista «O Pejão»

Iniciou a colaboração como Ilustrador na revista «Lá Vamos»

1959

Exposição colectiva – I Salão de Artes Plásticas para Mineiros «A Arte e a Mina» - Pejão

Direcção artística e colaboração na obra «Janelas Portuguesas»

Prefaciou o catálogo da Exposição de Pintura de Guima

Júri de classificação de concurso artístico organizado pelo SNI

Pintou o Fresco «Fundação do Tribunal do Comércio», Palácio da Justiça, Porto

Ilustrou a capa e o livro «Elegia Mais Longa», de Alberto Uva

Restauro artístico da Igreja dos Congregados, Porto

Prefaciou e caricaturou para o catálogo dos expositores Jaime Palmela, Udo Kösle e Alberto Guimarães

Ilustrou as obras discográficas «Ferreira de Castro», «Aquilino Ribeiro» e «Natal»

Iniciou a colaboração como Ilustrador na revista «Oliva»

1960

Exposição colectiva – Exposição Comemorativa do V Centenário do Infante D. Henrique - Escola de Artes Decorativas Soares dos Reis, Porto

Referenciado na Grande Enciclopédia Portuguesa e Brasileira

Prefaciou o catálogo da Exposição Colectiva do Centro Ramalho Ortigão

Coordenou uma visita de estudo dos alunos do Centro Ramalho Ortigão a Aveiro

Colaborou na Tese de Mário Silva, vencedora do Prémio Nacional de Cerâmica

Exposição colectiva - Exposição Internacional de Cerâmica, Genebra, Suíça

1961

Exposição individual - Retratos - Associação dos Jornalistas e Homens de Letras do Porto

Coordenou a visita cultural à Casa-Museu Teixeira Lopes, em Gaia

Editor do mensário de iniciação cultural «O Meu Amigo»

Ilustrou a capa e o livro «Aguarela Verde», de Amélia Vilar

1962

Coordenou a visita de estudo que alunos do Centro Ramalho Ortigão, Escola Industrial de Gaia e de Artes Decorativas Soares dos Reis efectuaram à Casa-Oficina Oliveira Ferreira, em Gaia

Ilustrou e prefaciou o catálogo da Exposição de Cerâmica de Mário Silva

Ilustrou o livro «Lendas de Portugal», de Gentil Marques

1963

Ilustrou uma colecção de cartões de Boas-Festas e a obra discográfica «Fátima - Cânticos»

Coordenou uma visita de estudo, organizada pelo jornal «O Meu Amigo», à Casa-Museu Teixeira Lopes

Caricaturou os finalistas do Colégio Internato dos Carvalhos, Gaia

Ilustrou a capa do livro de poemas «Bailado de Sombras», de Morenito Rebelo

Convidado pelo SNI para o V Salão dos Novíssimos (convite que recusou)

1964

Coordenou uma visita de estudo da Associação de Cegos à Casa-Oficina Oliveira Ferreira, em Miramar, patrocinada pelo jornal «O Meu Amigo»

Júri do Concurso Fotográfico «O Românico e o seu Ambiente», organizado pelo Ateneu do Porto em colaboração com a Associação Fotográfica

Iniciou a colaboração como Ilustrador no «Jornal Feminino»

Orientou a visita de estudo promovida pela Associação Cultural «Amigos do Porto» à Casa-Oficina do Escultor Oliveira Ferreira

1965

Ilustrou o livro «Florbela Espanca», de Maria Alexandrina

Ilustrou uma colecção de postais alusivos ao Porto

1966

Exposição colectiva - Exposição dos Prémios do SNI – Lisboa

Integrou a Comissão Organizadora da Exposição Colectiva de Artistas Angolanos «A Arte de um Povo de Angola – Quiocos de Lunda», Casa do Infante, Porto

Coordenou visita de estudo da Associação de Cegos do Norte à Exposição de Artistas Angolanos

Ilustrou o livro «A Minha Antologia», de Amélia Vilar

1967

Exposição a Dois – Exposição no Ateneu do Porto

Membro da Direcção e Redacção do Boletim Cultural de Gaia, do Grupo dos Amigos do Mosteiro da Serra do Pilar, Gaia

Participou no Colóquio «Como Criticar a Obra de Arte», no Instituto Cultural do Porto

Executou a medalha comemorativa do 90.º Aniversário dos Bombeiros Voluntários do Porto

Executou 10 vitrais para a Igreja de Santo Ildefonso, Porto

1968

Integrou a organização da 2.ª Exposição de Pintura do Clube Fenianos Portuenses, Porto

Executou a ilustração «Estação de Campanhã» para os Caminhos-de-Ferro Portugueses

Participou em palestra no Clube Fenianos Portuenses, no âmbito da 2.ª Exposição de Pintura

1969

Exposição colectiva – I Exposição de Antiquários – Porto

Ilustrou e colaborou no Catálogo da I Exposição de Antiquários - Porto

Exposição individual – Auto-Retratos – no Orfeão de Valadares, Gaia

Ilustrou a «História de Portugal» para a 4.ª classe, Edições Despertar

Participou em conferência sobre Arte, no Orfeão de Valadares, Gaia, no âmbito da Exposição de Auto-Retratos

1970

Iniciou a colaboração como Ilustrador na revista «Portugal D'Aquém e D'Além Mar»

Executou uma tela a óleo (cortina), para o Altar-Mor da igreja do Louro, Famalicão

Esculpiu uma figura de Cristo para a Capela Nova da Madalena, Gaia

1971

Desenhou 9 selos para o Paraguai sob o tema da Adesão às Olimpíadas de Munique/1972

1972

Ilustração e direcção gráfica da obra «Camilo e a Tragédia dos seus Olhos», de Rufino Ribeiro

Executou a Medalha «Salvemos o Mundo - contra a poluição», Valadares, Gaia

1973

Exposição individual - Orfeão da Madalena, Gaia

Executou a medalha comemorativa do 25.º Aniversário da Cooperativa «Lar Económico»

Exposição colectiva - «O Ensino de Belas-Artes» - Património da ESBAP - Porto

1974

Correu 16 km na pista de cinza do Estádio das Antas, no Porto, contra o tabaco, a droga, o álcool e a vida sedentária

Prefaciou o catálogo de Exposição da Pintora Manuela Coutinho

Ilustrou os livros de leitura para a 1.ª classe, Lello, S.A.R.L., Luanda

Exposição colectiva – Exposição de Outono «Nova Fase» - Galeria Arte Nova, Porto

Ilustrou o postal e cartaz «48 anos - Fascismo, Miséria e Terror»

Executou medalha comemorativa do 25 de Abril

Exposição individual - Galeria Arte Nova - Porto

1975

Executou a medalha comemorativa do Centenário dos Caminhos-de-Ferro

Correu 20 km no Estádio do Benfica, em Lisboa, por motivos de carácter pedagógicos

Executou a medalha comemorativa do Centenário dos Bombeiros Voluntários do Porto

Ilustrou a capa e prefaciou o catálogo da Exposição de Manuela Coutinho

Executou medalha comemorativa do I Aniversário do 25 de Abril, «Povo»

Seleccionado pelo Centro de Arte Contemporânea do Norte na sequência do levantamento da Arte Moderna do século XX

Executou a medalha alusiva ao cinquentenário da Liga Portuguesa de Profilaxia Social

Participou numa sessão de esclarecimento político e candidato à Assembleia Constituinte

Executou a medalha comemorativa do centenário da Igreja Paroquial de Valadares, Gaia

Integrou a Comissão Executiva do I Centenário da Igreja de Valadares

1976

Colaborou como Ilustrador no Boletim da Associação Cultural «Amigos de Gaia»

Correu 25 km no Estádio das Antas, no Porto, como alerta à juventude contra os vícios da sociedade moderna

Orientou visita guiada à Casa-Museu Teixeira Lopes

Ilustrou a revista «Idealeda»

1977

Exposição individual – Casa-Museu Teixeira Lopes, Gaia, organizada pela Associação Cultural «Amigos de Gaia» e patrocinada pela Câmara Municipal de V. N. Gaia, em homenagem ao Mestre

Encerramento da Exposição na Casa-Museu Teixeira Lopes com uma palestra do Dr. Alberto Uva sobre a vida e a obra de Isolino Vaz, e a projecção de uma curta-metragem sobre uma obra do Pintor

Participou na I Légua-Convívio e Mini-Maratona na Escola Secundária dos Carvalhos

1978

Executou a medalha comemorativa da inauguração do novo quartel dos Bombeiros de Valadares

Referenciado no Dicionário Bibliográfico «Artistas Portugueses do Século XX», de Michael Tannock, Londres

Ilustrou a capa do catálogo e o cartaz da Exposição de Arte Religiosa do concelho de Gaia – Casa-Museu Teixeira Lopes

Correu 25 km na Escola Secundária dos Carvalhos

Executou retrato de Bento de Jesus Caraça

1979

Exposição colectiva – Escola Secundária dos Carvalhos

Criou cinco azulejos para a Associação «Amigos de Gaia»

Executou ilustração para o IX Congresso da Escola de Pais Nacional

1980

Exposição individual – Escola Secundária dos Carvalhos

Executou ilustração para o Encontro Nacional de Andebol – Iniciados

Participou em prova desportiva de 30 km na Escola Preparatória de Valadares

Executou a medalha comemorativa do Cinquentenário de «O Comércio de Gaia»

1981

Exposição colectiva – Leilão de obras de Arte da Associação dos Amigos de Ferreira de Castro – Porto

Exposição colectiva – Campanha de solidariedade com as vítimas da seca em Moçambique - Cooperativa Árvore, Porto

Mostra de obras no Dia Cultural da Escola Secundária Dr. Manuel Laranjeira

Correu a Maratona

1982

Executou ilustração para o Centro de Dia da 3.ª Idade, Torne, Gaia

Participou em Meia-Maratona na Escola Preparatória de Valadares

Executou a medalha comemorativa do Centenário da Associação Vilanovense de Socorro Mútuo, Gaia

Exposição individual – Mostra na Escola Preparatória Soares dos Reis – Gaia

Participou em debate sobre Arte na Escola Preparatória Soares dos Reis, Gaia

Exposição colectiva - «O Retrato», alusivo a Diogo de Macedo e António Teixeira Lopes – Gaia

1983

Executou a medalha comemorativa do 50.º Aniversário da Biblioteca Municipal e da Casa-Museu Teixeira Lopes – Gaia

Participou nas «24 Horas de Valadares» – Semana Cultural

Exposição colectiva – Leilão de Obras de Arte da Associação dos Amigos de Ferreira de Castro – Porto (Clube Fenianos Portuenses)

Executou as Armas-de-Fé de D. José Augusto Pedreira – Ordenação Episcopal

Exposição colectiva – 1.ª Exposição Colectiva dos Artistas de Gaia – Casa-Museu Teixeira Lopes, Gaia

Executou vitrais para a Capela do Monte da Virgem, Gaia

1984

Colaborou na «2.ª Semana Aberta» integrada nas comemorações do 1.º Centenário da Escola Infante D. Henrique, Porto

Exposição colectiva – Centro Cívico do Clube Fenianos Portuenses. Prefaciou o catálogo

Exposição colectiva - «O Retrato» - Artistas de Gaia, Casa-Museu Teixeira Lopes – Gaia

Exposição colectiva - 1.º Salão de Artes Plásticas de Gaia – Rotary Club de Gaia

1985

Exposição individual - Escola Secundária de Valadares – Gaia

Exposição colectiva - «Amnesty International» - Mercado Ferreira Borges, Porto

1986

Professor de Arte e Design na Escola Marquês de Pombal, Lisboa

Executou a medalha comemorativa do Centenário da Escola Marquês de Pombal, Lisboa. Criação de postal e cartaz

Exposição individual – Escola Marquês de Pombal – Lisboa

Exposição colectiva – I Exposição de Poemas Ilustrados – AEG – Biblioteca de Gaia

1987

Exposição individual – The 3rd International Symposium on Clinical Haemorheology - Sintra

Exposição colectiva – Comemorações do 75.º Aniversário da Universidade do Porto, Museu Soares dos Reis – Porto – Património da ESBAP e da Faculdade de Arquitectura da UP

Exposição individual – Escola Marquês de Pombal - 12 ilustrações a pena dos «Contos Serranos», do Dr. João Isabel, Lisboa

Participou na Corrida Contra o Fumo – Escola Marquês de Pombal, Lisboa

Ilustrou o livro «O Cão da Serra da Estrela», de Jerónimo Augusto

Participou na III Corrida do Desejo – 24 Horas da Marquês, Escola Marquês de Pombal. Criação de cartaz

1988

Executou medalha «Contra a Poluição», cunhada em bronze, prata e ouro

Editou colecção de postais a partir das ilustrações para o livro do Dr. João Isabel

Executou vitrais do edifício da Câmara de Manteigas

2.º Prémio no Salão Nacional de Caricatura de Porto de Mós

Ilustrou o livro «Contos Serranos», do Dr. João Isabel

Participou nas Voltas à Marquês contra o Tabaco – Lisboa

Exposição individual – Escola Marquês de Pombal – Lisboa

1.º Prémio de caricatura sobre Camilo Castelo Branco, da Câmara de Vila Real

Exposição colectiva – Instituto Franco-Português, com caricaturas de Siné e desenhos dos premiados nos dois Salões Nacionais de Caricatura

Entrevistado na RTP sobre o 1.º Prémio de Caricatura

1989

Exposição colectiva – Diálogo com a Arte – Museu Leopoldo Battistini e Escola Marquês de Pombal – Lisboa

Exposição colectiva - Da colecção de Obras de Arte do Pintor Rufino Ribeiro – Salão Nobre dos Bombeiros de Vale de Cambra

1990

Correu 16 km – Lisboa

Editou postal com caricatura de Camilo Castelo Branco, no âmbito das Jornadas Camilianas – Vila Real

Emissão de litografia com retrato inédito de Camilo Castelo Branco

Exposição individual – Museu de Faro – Retrospectiva dos 50 Anos de Actividade, no âmbito das Comemorações do 450.º Aniversário da Cidade de Faro

Exposição colectiva – 1.º Encontro de Artes e Letras de Mesão Frio – Retrato de Domingos Monteiro

Participou na palestra «A Arte e a Escola», no encerramento do 1.º Encontro de Artes e Letras de Mesão Frio

1991

Exposição colectiva – Galeria Lóios, Porto

Ilustrou a obra «A Primeira Aventura de Paúl», de Joaquim Saraiva

Exposição colectiva – 2.º Encontro de Artes e Letras de Mesão Frio

Exposição colectiva – Sabugal

Sócio-fundador da Sociedade Africanológica de Língua Portuguesa Exposição colectiva – Gaiarte - Gaia

1992

Exposição individual – 1.º Encontro de História Contemporânea (ISHT), no Castelo de S. Jorge, Lisboa

Participou na palestra «Eu e Miguel Torga», na Escola Secundária de Alvide

Ilustrou a obra poética «Ressureição», de Carlos Carranca

Exposição colectiva - «O Renascer de Uma Região», Faro

Ilustrou a Revista «Antero», comemorativa do Centenário da morte de Antero de Quental

Ilustrou número do Jornal «O Viajante», de apoio à candidatura de Miguel Torga ao Nobel da Literatura

Referenciado no «Dicionário dos Artistas Portugueses», de Fernando Pamplona

Faleceu no Hospital da Cruz Vermelha, em Lisboa, às 07 horas do dia 21 de Julho

São da sua autoria as seguintes obras:
 Armas-de-Fé de D. Francisco Maria da Silva;
 Bispo Auxiliar de Braga (1957);
 o fresco Fundação do Tribunal do Comércio, para o Palácio da Justiça do Porto (1959);
 tela a óleo para o Altar-Mor da igreja do Louro em Famalicão (1970);
 retrato de Bento de Jesus Caraça (1978);
 Armas-de-Fé de D. José Augusto Pedreira.

Foi autor de inúmeras ilustrações para publicações periódicas, como:

 o jornal O Tripeiro;
 número especial d'O Viajante;
 apoio à candidatura de Miguel Torga ao Nobel da Literatura (1992);
 o Boletim da Associação Cultural «Amigos de Gaia»;
 revista Idealeda;
 revista Lusíada;
 revista Antero;
 Boletim do C.A.T.;
 Boletim dos Empregados do BBI;
 catálogos de livrarias e exposições.

Para além da pintura e desenho dedicou-se também à escultura e à arte dos vitrais, sendo da sua autoria a execução de 10 vitrais para a Igreja de Santo Ildefonso, no Porto (1967), os vitrais da Capela do Monte da Virgem, em Vila Nova de Gaia (1983) e os vitrais do edifício da Câmara de Manteigas (1988), esculpiu, ainda, uma figura de Cristo para a Capela Nova da Madalena, em Vila Nova de Gaia (1970).

Faleceu no Hospital da Cruz Vermelha, em Lisboa, a 21 de Julho de 1992.

Ligações externas
Isolino Vaz, Antigo Estudante da Escola Superior de Belas-Artes do Porto
http://isolinovaz.weebly.com/index.html

Nascidos em 1922
Mortos em 1922
Naturais de Vila Nova de Gaia
Pintores de Portugal
Alumni da Universidade do Porto