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Q: Inverter with low pass filter? Is this low pass filter (see the part marked in red below)?
If yes, why author used low pass filter in this place?

A: The part marked in red avoids propagating interferences due to the switching on the 12V DC line.
When one of the mosfets closes, a pulse of current is transmitted to the input via the parasitic capacitances present in the windings of the transformer and the circuit board.
This pulse is bypassed by the two capacitors, and stopped by the inductor.
Without that filter, the current pulses would be transmitted to the 12V voltage source via the external wiring, resulting in EMI radiation.

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Die südostdeutsche Fußballmeisterschaft 1912/13 war die siebente Austragung der südostdeutschen Fußballmeisterschaft des Südostdeutschen Fußball-Verbandes (SOFV). Die Meisterschaft gewann der FC Askania Forst durch einen 4:0-Erfolg im Wiederholungsspiel gegen den FC Preußen Kattowitz. Es war Askania Forsts zweiter Meistertitel des Südostdeutschen Fußball-Verbandes nach dem Triumph 1911. Durch den Gewinn der Verbandsmeisterschaft qualifizierten sich die Forster für die deutsche Fußballmeisterschaft 1912/13, bei der die Mannschaft nach einer 0:5-Heimniederlage gegen den späteren Deutschen Meister VfB Leipzig im Viertelfinale ausschied.

Modus
Die Fußballmeisterschaft wurde in diesem Jahr erneut in sechs regionalen 1. Bezirksklassen ausgespielt, deren Sieger für die Endrunde qualifiziert waren.

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Tabellenstände aus dieser Spielzeit sind nicht komplett überliefert. Anbei die Tabellenstände laut Udo Luy, das Torverhältnis stimmt nicht, so dass davon auszugehen ist, dass es im Nachhinein zu weiteren Entscheidungen am grünen Tisch kam.

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Da die 1. Klasse zur nächsten Saison auf zehn Teilnehmer vergrößert wurde, durfte Alemannia Cottbus in dieser Liga verbleiben.

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Im Bezirk Niederschlesien erfolgte die Gründung weiterer Gau, so wurden in den Gauen Münsterberg, Glogau, Brieg und Oels der Spielbetrieb aufgenommen. Ob dies bereits offizielle Verbandsspiele waren, ist nicht überliefert. Es gab ein Endspiel um die niederschlesische Meisterschaft zwischen den Siegern des Gaus Liegnitz und des Gaus Glogau. Ob davor bereits K.-o.-Spiele stattfanden, ist ebenfalls nicht überliefert.

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Bezirk IV Oberschlesien
Wie in der letzten Saison gab es in dieser Spielzeit eine oberste Liga. Darunter waren Ligen in den einzelnen Gauen angeordnet. Mit Beendigung der Saison wurde diese Liga-Klasse jedoch wieder aufgelöst, der Spielbetrieb erfolgte wieder jeweils in den einzelnen Gauen.

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Bezirk VI Oberlausitz

Gau Görlitz

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Endrunde
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Literatur
 Udo Luy: Fußball in Süd-Ostdeutschland (Schlesien)  1893 – 1914., Kleinrinderfeld 2017

 Deutscher Sportclub für Fußball-Statistiken: Fußball in Schlesien 1900/01 – 1932/33, Herausgeber: DSfFS e. V., Berlin 2007.

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Jaume Cuadrat i Realp (1899 in l'Albagés – 1993 in Barcelona) was a Catalan writer in both Catalan and French languages.

He lost his mother when he was a child and he started publishing his writings thanks to his father's sister, Rosa.

He trained to be a teacher in Lleida and he worked as a teacher before he went into exile in France after the Spanish Civil War, where he was a Spanish language teacher in Nice. He also collaborated with magazines such as Magisteri català.

Novels

La semence de liberté: ou la vie d'un Instituteur espagnol parmi la misère et le fanatisme des Maragatos, 1961
Les faux célibataires, 1962
Sacrifiée ou la guerre civile espagnole, 1965

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1899 births
1993 deaths
People from Lleida
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Cierpice – wieś w woj. dolnośląskim, w pow. strzelińskim, w gminie Przeworno
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The player has to destroy all the pigs in the map to unlock another level. Owen Sound, Ontario.
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Angry birds seasons nokia 500. L' esclusiva PS4 precede nella top ten generale console Call of Duty: WWII e Fifa 18.
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Gallery Open to the general public (Free Entry).For specialised school visits, please contact us via the link below. A 30 minute preview Screening of the Documentary 'Hola Mahallah: The Forgotten Festival' was shown on 18/04/15.
Opening times: 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday.
Phone for weekend opening times (01274) 303340.
The Hola Mahalla exhibition will be taking place at south asian arts venue; Kala Sangam in Bradford from Wednesday 1 April through to 31 May 2015.
The exhibition has been put together by filmmaker and photographer Darshan Singh who travelled to Anandpur, India to capture the vibrant Sikh festival Hola Mahalla. The festival showcases the spiritual and warrior side of the Sikh faith through a series of events.
This documentary and exhibition offers an insight into a world rarely experienced.
Using prints and original artwork the exhibition illustrates how this colourfully unique festival is celebrated. The accompanying documentary gives the viewer a snapshot of the festival in all its glory, with skilled horseman and swordsman demonstrating ancient warrior techniques.
The exhibition features commissioned pieces of art created by Sikh artists. Click here to watch the exhibition launch video.
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Jag Lall is a free-spirited artist who illustrates canvas paintings and comic books. Specialising in creating emotive artwork, Jag uses art to bring expression and narrative to the canvas. Click here to watch an interview with Jag about his commissioned piece of art for the exhibition.
J.S. Dhanjal is an artist specialising in portrait painting, graffiti and airbrush murals.
The venue for the Exhibition and Documentary preview is just a 5 minute walk from both Bradford Forster Square and Bradford Interchange Train Stations.


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Monitoring crop growth from the skies above
Aerial hyperspectral imaging and modelling techniques are being developed to help growers better evaluate stress on their crops. This methodology used by the HyperSens Remote Sensing Laboratory aims to improve crop productivity (leading to higher yields) and the efficient use of crop inputs, resulting in benefits for the environment and improving profitability.
Aerial hyperspectral imaging and modelling techniques are being developed to help growers better evaluate stress on their crops
Professor Pablo Zarco-Tejada from the University of Melbourne is leading a team of researchers, bringing together expertise from Melbourne School of Engineering (MSE) and the Faculty of Veterinary and Agricultural Sciences. In February this year a light manned aircraft was used to gather images and create effective stress maps for a large almond orchard in the Mallee region. A larger-scale project is now in development with the Almond Board of Australia to expand this research.
While previously drones have been used to establish hyperspectral images and modelling techniques, their operational capacity limits them to smaller scale projects. Small scale drone examples include the development of a disease database for tomato crops, and water stress signatures in stone fruit crops.
Professor Zarco-Tejada says the enhanced airborne facility established at the University has made it possible to scale up the research over larger areas to include broadacre crops. His plane is fitted with thermal and hyperspectral camera equipment to capture images at a fine-scale resolution, identifying stress factors such as water and nutrient deficiencies in individual plants or at scale. The facility is operated by the Research Fellow Dr Tomas Poblete, who is in charge of camera installation and operation of the instruments on board the aircraft.
The trial mapped a 1000-hectare Victorian almond orchard
The trial mapped a 1000-hectare Victorian almond orchard, providing the grower with detailed stress maps within 24 hours of the imaging flight leaving the ground. MSE PhD student Anne Wang and Research Fellow Dr Lola Suarez led the ground work, gathering data about leaf pigment, soil and vegetation reflectance based on temperatures from the field.
Combining the airborne imagery with the ground measurements has quantified stress levels for every tree in the orchard. The resulting maps show chlorophyll and nitrogen levels from the hyperspectral images, as well as water stress from thermal imagery.
Professor Zarco-Tejada says the maps allow the grower to see the variability in the stress indicators across the whole orchard and to understand why yield losses are occurring in some areas.
"This new method of mapping better allows the grower to consider variable applications of water and/or nutrients to better account for different soils across the orchard and the needs of trees, given varying ages, dimensions and vigour".
Professor Zarco-Tejada hopes the team's efforts will expand to include citrus orchards and vineyards in the future
When matched with tree-by-tree yield data from the grower, the research team can quantify the effects of the mapped stressors on crop yields. This information allows the grower to make cost-benefit analysis of variable water and nutrient applications.
This research is part of a network of projects receiving funding from the Mallee Regional Innovation Centre (MRIC) in Mildura. MRIC is an applied research collaboration bringing together local business, the University of Melbourne, LaTrobe University and SuniTAFE.
Reflecting on the potential of the project, Professor Zarco-Tejada mused that he hopes to expand his team's work to include citrus orchards, and possibly vineyards as well. We'll drink to that!
For more information or to collaborate on the research, contact Professor Pablo Zarco-Tejada at pablo.zarco@unimelb.edu.au
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One person killed and one injured in car crash at Euclid Street and Warner Avenue in Fountain Valley, California
1 killed, 1 injured in Fountain Valley car crash
The crash happened shortly after 5:30 a.m. near Euclid Street and Warner Avenue and one person was taken to a hospital, according to Metronet, a fire dispatch service. Investigators on scene confirmed that one person had died and another was hospitalized.
After an injury car accident, take these steps to help the recovery process
When someone has been injured in a car crash, it's hard to know what to do to help. Injured people need appropriate medial treatment, but they also need to have their civil and legal rights protected.
After a serious crash, several steps need to be taken, including dealing with the insurance companies, tracking and documenting lost income from missed work, coordinating medical bill payments, and handling an insurance claim.
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Archeology in Sicily: Earliest Dome?
by Julie Schauer | Feb 21, 2011 | Ancient Art, Archeology, Architecture, Sicily | 2 comments
(Thanks to Mark Schara for the use of his photographs)
The North Baths of Morgantina, in east central Sicily, date to the 3rd century BCE and may in fact represent the earliest dome that has been excavated in the ancient Mediterranean world. Like everything in the buried settlement of Morgantina, it was built before the Roman conquest in 211 BCE. This new evidence suggests that Hellenistic Greeks, not Romans, invented the first dome. However, unlike the concrete used by Romans to make domes, the construction material would have been terra cotta tubes found on the site; the sizes and formation of these tubes suggest they were used to make a domed space.
Public baths were a staple of the ancient towns and cities. Morgantina was a small settlement and the dimension of its baths are modest. Yet the roofing of the North Baths structure appears very significant. Two oblong rooms and one circular room were found to have curved ceilings made of these interlocking tubes, held together inside and out by plaster. They would have formed perfect arches when fit together, and each arch when placed in parallel alignment with other arches forms either a barrel vault or dome. There were two barrel vaulted rooms and one with a dome.
This method was also used in
the Roman baths of North Africa in the 3rd century CE, while builders in Rome were using concrete. The Morgantina baths are at least 4 centuries earlier than the others of this technique and predate Roman concrete vaults and domes by about a century.
Interlocking cotta tubes made in the Hellenistic settlement of Morgantina were
fit into each other to form arches. Arches placed adjacent to each other could form a dome, above, or barrel vaults, with masonry reinforcement as shown on the right.
Although some excavation began in the early 1900s, archeologists identifed Morgantina as the archeological site in 1958 using coins. The place had been described by Strabo and some early Roman writers, but it was abandoned by the end of the first century CE. Originally a Sikel settlement, it was occupied by Greeks in the 5th century BCE, conquered by Rome in 211 BCE and consequently taken over by Spanish mercenaries of Rome. In addition to baths, Morgantina has an agora, a theatre, graneries, an ekklesiesterion, several sanctuaries, homes with mosaics and two kilns which have been excavated.
An overview of Morgantina reveals the Greek theatre and other excavation structures.
Sandra Storza on May 4, 2013 at 2:00 pm
I've enjoyed reading your site but would encourage you to attribute images to the source if they are not yours.
Julie Schauer on May 4, 2013 at 2:04 pm
Mark Schara is an architect who specializes in historical preservation projects. He gave me copies of all his photos, and I'm very grateful for his generosity! (noted in two other blogs about Sicily). He took photos of the diagrams at the site. Photos of Monreale Cathedral are my own.


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Sweet Cereals
Instant Flours
Pre-Extrusion
Moistruisers
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Flavouring Systems
Die-Systems
Dies-Basic
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Co-extruded products in new and attractive forms
The co-extruded products meant for direct consumption have classically had a crispy outer shell made of a conventionally extruded extrudate in the form of a pillow (= "Pipes" with ends pressed close) and a filling of a creamy mass in the centre.
The filling mass can be a choco-cream or any other sweet or savoury cream (e.g. cheese etc.). Co-extruded snacks are high calorie products, whose main advantage is their dual texture.
The manufacturing process till now permitted only pillows with various lengths as variation of their visual form. Additionally, the possibility of using only creams within a certain viscosity range, was a limiting factor. In the case of usage of very soft creams, a closure of the pillow ends could not be ensured reliably.
In the above situation, the newly developed embossing machine from Schaaf, sets new standards.
Unlike the conventional pillow former, the embossing machine is not only in a position to produce/form square or rectangular pillows but also complex forms like triangles, heart shapes, mini-sticks, almond shapes and many others, which have not been practically realised till now.
The process in general:
Schaaf offers extrusion plants, where 2, 3, 4 or 6 filled strands are produced depending on the capacity of the extruder. The size (no. of strands that can be simultaneously handled) of the embossing machine is decided by the capacity of the extruder. The strands coming from the extruder are fed into the embossing machine and formed as per the shaping set installed there.
The pre-formed products come in a continuous string, attached to each other or partly separated, and are fed into a rotary horizontal drum. By this time the extrudate strand has lost so much elasticity, that the individual formed pieces are separated from each other by the rotation of the drum to attain their final targeted shape i.e. the strands break at the pre-decided lines depending on the shape. Fines could be sieved off. Now the products can be either coated with a sweet or savoury flavour or transported directly to the packaging systems.
The new shaping tools of the embossing machine offer the advantage, that extrudate strands with various textures can be handled with it, as very high pressure is created between the forming rollers in the machine. This prevents the bursting open of a co-extruded product and the consequent leakage of the filling material.
In case it is planned to manufacture a new product on an existing embossing machine, it must be noted, that not individual rollers but only complete shaping roller sets must be changed i.e. the complete frame with the rollers must be taken out of the machine and replaced with an exchange frame with the forming rollers of the new shaping set installed on it.
Further, it is possible to equip a embossing machine's forming roller set with different shaping sets :
In this way it is possible to directly produce a product mix using an extruder, which produces 4 strands and a embossing machine, fitted with a forming roller set with 4 different shape sets.
It is also possible to imagine the combination of an extruder which produces 2 strands with a 6 strand embossing machine. If the shaping rollers are with different shape sets, it becomes possible to change from one shape to another, without stopping the extruder at all (shift the filled strands from one shaping set to another) and thus avoid the production loss which such a stop would otherwise entail.
Summarising some of the technical details of the embossing machine :
- Drive : 5.5 KW Spur-Geared 3-Phase Motor
- Including fan, for prevention of condensate formation inside the machine
- The speed of the rollers can be varied continuously
- The switching and control panel is installed on the machine
- The machine can be fitted with various forming rollers
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I've got two Gerry Anderson tributes hitting bookstores this week! The first is in Video WatcHDog #173, above. I'm really happy to finally have an article published in editor Tim Lucas's venerable film digest. VW is a magazine for serious film lovers, and the content is a great mix of criticism, meticulously researched articles and in-depth interviews. It's available in Barnes & Noble and finer bookstores everywhere, or click the photo above to order it direct online.
The second tribute is a special section in Famous Monsters of Filmland Magazine #267 remembering Gerry. I'm very happy to be back in the pages of the ORIGINAL monster magazine with such a large chunk of real estate devoted to Anderson and his works. Many thanks to editor Ed Blair for responding so favorably to my pitch for coverage when Gerry passed away. Ed's a SuperM fan himself and was just about to start beating the bushes looking for someone to write this when I came knocking. I wound up writing four articles and August Ragone contributed one as well. Shown above are the Newsstand and Subscription/Direct Market covers. It should be available now in most bookstores including Books-A-Million, or you can order direct by clicking the photo above.
Hope you enjoy them – let me know if you do!


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Maria de Sousa Pereira Campina Ruivo (Loulé, 1914 – Faro, 1984), foi uma pianista e pedagoga portuguesa, condecorada pelo governo português com oGrau de Comendadora da Ordem da Instrução Pública.

Biografia
Aluna de composição de Luís de Freitas Branco e de piano dos professores Mestre Joaquim Pires, Umbelina Felgueiras,  Aroldo Silva e Varela Cid, com quem acabou o curso superior com a classificação máxima de 20 valores em 7 de julho de 1933.  Foi ainda aluna do Prof. Winfried Wolf, austríaco, num curso de aperfeiçoamento.

Como queria ser concertista e professora, deixou Loulé e foi viver para Lisboa, no Lar das Irmãs Doroteias, onde deu aulas nos colégios desta congregação religiosa.

Depois de acabar o Curso de Piano e Composição, no Conservatório de Lisboa concorreu a quatro concursos de piano: o do Conservatório, o Rey-Colaço, o Beethoven e o Rodrigo da Fonseca, tendo vencido todos, caso único em Portugal, o que levou o seu diretor, José Viana da Mota, a dizer "se mais houvera mais ganhara..."

Em Loulé, realizou vários concertos de solidariedade, no Cine-Teatro Louletano, para ajudar o hospital, quando o seu diretor era o Dr. José Bernardo Lopes.

Tocou regularmente na Emissora Nacional a solo, em conjuntos de câmara e com orquestras nacionais e estrangeiras,  percorrendo o país de Norte a Sul, e estrangeiro.

Foi criadora da Pró-Arte, juntamente com o Dr. Ivo Cruz, tendo feito parte da Direção Central desta instituição cultural desde 1961, colaborando com cantores, declamadores e outros instrumentistas. Em Loulé, os primeiros concertos da Pró-Arte realizaram-se no salão nobre da Câmara Municipal.
Integrou vários júris de Concursos de Piano, entre eles o de Viana da Mota, a convite do pianista Sequeira Costa.

Em novembro de 1946 convidaram-na para fundar a Academia de Música da Madeira, onde foi professora e diretora, situação que teve a discordância do seu professor Varela Cid, por "na ilha não haver qualquer actividade artística, prejudicando assim a sua carreira pianística". Altruisticamente respondeu: "se não há, tem que começar a haver". Esteve no Funchal nove anos, onde deu concertos no Posto Emissor do Funchal, no Teatro Municipal Baltazar Dias, tanto a solo como colaborando com músicos portugueses e estrangeiros, fez palestras acompanhadas de música clássica e escreveu para revistas femininas da época, como "A Flama" ", Pais e Filhos" e outras.

Na Madeira conheceu o pianista Winfried Wolf que a proprôs, como sua aluna, a concorrer em agosto de 1949 ao Festival de Música de Salzburgo, concurso para pianistas solistas de orquestra, competindo com pianistas europeus e americanos, tocando a "4ª Fantasia Húngara" de Lizst, o que levou o grande maestro Josef Fritz, que fazia parte do júri a afirmar: "O segundo prémio dêem-no a quem quiserem, mas o primeiro tem que ser para a pianista portuguesa..."; foi galardoada com o primeiro prémio por unanimidade do júri, composto por grandes mestres como Leo Podolsky, Friedrich Wuhrer, Loris Margaritis e maestros como e Dr. Preussner, Dr. Paumgartner, Josef Krips, entre outros, o que levou um crítico musical austríaco a dizer "Maria Campina tocou com grande virilidade e virtuosismo a Fantasia Húngara de Lizst".

Fundou em 1973, em Faro, o Conservatório Regional do Algarve (a que mais tarde se acrescentou o seu nome), que funcionou, até 1992, no Teatro Lethes.  Após a morte do seu marido, António Pedro Ruivo, a Fundação Pedro Ruivo instituiu o Prémio Internacional de Piano Maria Campina a atribuir a alunos com talentos mas fracos recursos económicos.
Existe um Museu Maria Campina, aberto ao público, no Edifício sede do Conservatório Regional do Algarve Maria Campina, onde estão expostos objetos (e mobiliário) pertencentes à ilustre pianista.

Prémios e honras
 Primeiro Prémio do Festival de Música de Salzburgo (1949)
 Prémio Beethoven
 Prémio Rodrigo da Fonseca
 Prémio do Conservatório
 Prémio Rey Colaço
 Grau de Comendador da Ordem da Instrução Pública (25 de maio de 1979)

Ligações externas
Conservatório Regional do Algarve Maria Campina
Fundação Pedro Ruivo

Naturais de Loulé
Pianistas de Portugal
Comendadores da Ordem da Instrução Pública


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Architecture and Urbanism in the former Portuguese Territories; Brutalist architecture, Conceição Silva's Office, 60s architecture
Ciência IUL
Filipa Fiúza (Cacém, 1988) Master in Architecture (2010) from ISCTE - Instituto Universitário de Lisboa, with the dissertation Um Projecto Inglês: a influência da arquitectura anglo‐saxónica nas Torres de Alfragide, of which an abridged version was published in the call for papers section of Jornal Arquitectos. Co‐organizer of Habitar em Colectivo: arquitectura portuguesa antes do S.A.A.L. (ISCTE‐IUL, 2009), an exhibition, conference and catalogue devoted to Portuguese multi‐family housing between 1948 and 1974. Collaboration in several academic research projects. Research fellow for the research project "Homes for the biggest number: Lisbon, Luanda, Macao", supported by the Foundation for Science and Technology, ref. PTDC/ATP-AQI/3707/2012.
research project at dinâmia'cet-IUL
This research intends to understand the role of agricultural settlements in the physical infrastructure of Angola, from the second half of the nineteenth century to the present day. In particular, it will seek to frame and analyze the processes of establishing agricultural settlements as elements of colonial occupation, as well as their possible impact on the development of Angola as an independent country. 2_The main goal of the project is to carry out a compared analysis of Middle Class Mass Housing (MCMH) in Europe, Africa and Asia, introducing new case studies to deepen the existing research, made with successfully tested methodologies: survey, catalogue and contextualization of housing complexes built between the 1950s and the 1980s in Italy, Belgium, Portugal, Angola and China. Our research focuses mainly in the Portuguese and Angolan cases, namely the Urbanization of Alto da Barra (Oeiras), project by architect Fernando Silva, and the Neighborhood for CTT employees (Luanda), project by architect Fernão Lopes Simões de Carvalho.
Link to DINÂMIA'CET-IUL identifying mission:
The study on agricultural settlements is part of a more comprehensive FCT-funded project, "Coast to Coast - Late Infrastructure Development in Ancient Portuguese Continental Africa (Angola and Mozambique): Historical-Critical Analysis and Postcolonial Assessment" (PTDC/ATP-AQI/0742/2014), coordinated by researcher Ana Vaz Milheiro and based at DC. 2_The research on housing for the middle class is part of the project financed by FCT, "MCMH - Middle Class Mass Housing in Europe, Africa and Asia" (PTDC/ART-DAQ/30594/2017), coordinated by researcher Ana Vaz Milheiro and is based in DC.
Milheiro, Ana; Filipa, Fiúza (2013). A Arquitectura dos Gabinetes de Urbanização Colonial em Moçambique (1944-1974), in Actas do Congresso Internacional Saber Tropical em Moçambique: História, Memória e Ciência, Lisboa: IICT (aguarda publicação)
Fiúza, Filipa (2013). Torres de Habitação em Alfragide, Atelier Conceição Silva - um projecto inglês, in Passagens - Paisagens Distantes, a CRIL uma avenida pós moderna, n.º 1, p.172-175
Fiúza, Filipa (2012). Os edifícios institucionais do Ministério do Ultramar na Metrópole, in Palcos da Arquitectura vol.II, Lisboa: AEULP, p.236-242
Fiúza, Filipa (2011). Um Projecto Inglês - a influência da arquitectura anglo-saxónica nas Torres de Alfragide, in JA - Jornal Arquitectos, 242 (Jul./Ago./Set.), p.4-8
"Habitações para o maior número: Lisboa, Luanda, Macau", Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia (desde 2012). [Ref. PTDC/ATP-AQI/3707/2012]
"Gabinetes Coloniais de Urbanização: Cultura e Prática Arquitectónica", Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia (2010-2013). [Ref. PTDC/AURAQI/104964/2008]


text:
from rackspace_monitoring.drivers import rackspace
from rackspace_monitoring.providers import get_driver
from rackspace_monitoring.types import Provider

import argparse
import ConfigParser
import re
import sys

def main(args):
    config = ConfigParser.RawConfigParser()
    config.read('/root/.raxrc')

    driver = get_driver(Provider.RACKSPACE)
    conn = _get_conn(config, driver)

    if conn is None:
        print("Unable to get a client to MaaS, exiting")
        sys.exit(1)

    if args.command == 'alarms':
        alarms(args, conn)
    elif args.command == 'check':
        check(args, conn)
    elif args.command == 'checks':
        checks(args, conn)
    elif args.command == 'delete':
        delete(args, conn)
    elif args.command == 'remove-defunct-checks':
        remove_defunct_checks(args, conn)
    elif args.command == 'remove-defunct-alarms':
        remove_defunct_alarms(args, conn)

def alarms(args, conn):
    for entity in _get_entities(args, conn):
        alarms = conn.list_alarms(entity)
        if alarms:
            _write(args, entity, alarms)

def checks(args, conn):
    for entity in _get_entities(args, conn):
        checks = conn.list_checks(entity)
        if checks:
            _write(args, entity, checks)

def check(args, conn):
    for entity in _get_entities(args, conn):
        error = 0
        for check in conn.list_checks(entity):
            try:
                result = conn.test_existing_check(check)
            except rackspace.RackspaceMonitoringValidationError as e:
                print('Entity %s (%s):' % (entity.id, entity.label))
                print(' - %s' % e)
                break

            available = result[0]['available']
            status = result[0]['status']

            if available is False or status not in ('okay', 'success'):
                if error == 0:
                    print('Entity %s (%s):' % (entity.id, entity.label))
                    error = 1
                if available is False:
                    print(' - Check %s (%s) did not run correctly' %
                          (check.id, check.label))
                elif status not in ('okay', 'success'):
                    print(" - Check %s (%s) ran correctly but returned a "
                          "'%s' status" % (check.id, check.label, status))

def delete(args, conn):
    count = 0

    if args.force is False:
        print("*** Proceeding WILL delete ALL your checks (and data) ****")
        if raw_input("Type 'from orbit' to continue: ") != 'from orbit':
            return

    for entity in _get_entities(args, conn):
        for check in conn.list_checks(entity):
            conn.delete_check(check)
            count += 1

    print("Number of checks deleted: %s" % count)

def remove_defunct_checks(args, conn):
    check_count = 0

    for entity in _get_entities(args, conn):
        for check in conn.list_checks(entity):
            if re.match('filesystem--.*', check.label):
                conn.delete_check(check)
                check_count += 1

    print("Number of checks deleted: %s" % check_count)

def remove_defunct_alarms(args, conn):
    alarm_count = 0
    defunct_alarms = {'rabbit_mq_container': ['disk_free_alarm', 'mem_alarm'],
                      'galera_container': ['WSREP_CLUSTER_SIZE',
                                           'WSREP_LOCAL_STATE_COMMENT']}

    for entity in _get_entities(args, conn):
        for alarm in conn.list_alarms(entity):
            for container in defunct_alarms:
                for defunct_alarm in defunct_alarms[container]:
                    if re.match('%s--.*%s' % (defunct_alarm, container),
                                alarm.label):
                        conn.delete_alarm(alarm)
                        alarm_count += 1

    print("Number of alarms deleted: %s" % alarm_count)

def _get_conn(config, driver):
    conn = None

    if config.has_section('credentials'):
        try:
            user = config.get('credentials', 'username')
            api_key = config.get('credentials', 'api_key')
        except Exception as e:
            print(e)
        else:
            conn = driver(user, api_key)
    if not conn and config.has_section('api'):
        try:
            url = config.get('api', 'url')
            token = config.get('api', 'token')
        except Exception as e:
            print(e)
        else:
            conn = driver(None, None, ex_force_base_url=url,
                          ex_force_auth_token=token)

    return conn

def _get_entities(args, conn):
    entities = []

    for entity in conn.list_entities():
        if args.prefix is None or args.prefix in entity.label:
            entities.append(entity)

    return entities

def _write(args, entity, objects):
    if args.tab:
        for o in objects:
            if o.confd_name:
                import ast

                keys = ast.literal_eval(o.confd_name)
            else:
                keys = {"check": "default", "filename": ""}
            print("\t".join([entity.id, entity.label, o.id, o.label,
                             keys["filename"]]))
    else:
        print('Entity %s (%s):' % (entity.id, entity.label))
        for o in objects:
            print(' - %s' % o.label)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Test MaaS checks')
    parser.add_argument('command',
                        type=str,
                        choices=['alarms', 'check', 'checks', 'delete',
                                 'remove-defunct-checks',
                                 'remove-defunct-alarms'],
                        help='Command to execute')
    parser.add_argument('--force',
                        action="store_true",
                        help='Do stuff irrespective of consequence'),
    parser.add_argument('--prefix',
                        type=str,
                        help='Limit testing to checks on entities labelled w/ '
                             'this prefix',
                        default=None)
    parser.add_argument('--tab',
                        type=bool,
                        help='Output in tab-separated format, applies only to '
                             'alarms and checks commands',
                        default=False)
    args = parser.parse_args()

    main(args)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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using System.Collections;
using System.Globalization;

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{
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    {
        private readonly string name;
        private readonly string action;
        private readonly string method;
        private readonly ArrayList elements;

        public HtmlForm(string name, string action, string method)
        {
            this.name = name;
            this.action = action;
            this.method = method;
            this.elements = new ArrayList();
        }

        public string Name
        {
            get { return name; }
        }

        public string Action
        {
            get { return action; }
        }

        public string Method
        {
            get { return method; }
        }

        internal void Add(FormElement el)
        {
            if (el != null)
                elements.Add(el);
        }

        public int ElementCount
        {
            get
            {
                return elements.Count;
            }
        }

        public FormElement GetElementByIndex(int index)
        {
            return (FormElement)elements[index];
        }

        public FormElement[] GetElementsByName(string name)
        {
            ArrayList results = new ArrayList();
            foreach (FormElement el in elements)
            {
                if (el.Name != null && el.Name.ToLowerInvariant() == name)
                    results.Add(el);
            }
            return (FormElement[])results.ToArray(typeof(FormElement));
        }

        public FormElement GetSingleElementByName(string name)
        {
            FormElement[] results = GetElementsByName(name);
            if (results.Length == 0)
                return null;
            else
                return results[0];
        }

        public IEnumerator GetEnumerator()
        {
            return elements.GetEnumerator();
        }

        public FormData Submit(SubmitButton button)
        {
            FormData formData = new FormData();

            foreach (FormElement el in elements)
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                if (el.IsSuccessful || object.ReferenceEquals(button, el))
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                    el.AddData(formData);
                }
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            return formData;
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    }
}


text:
Hull Crown Court
Greedy couple stole dying pensioner's savings and blew it on lifestyle they did not deserve
Aaron Ryan and his partner Nathan Roberts took £6,100 from the kind-hearted woman
Simon Bristow
THIEVING COUPLE: Aaron Ryan, left, and Nathan Roberts
A couple who stole a terminally ill pensioner's life savings and blew it on weekends away, luxury spas, and buying two French bulldogs are today counting the cost after one of them was jailed.
Doreen Kelday, 80, and her daughter Paula Croft, 49, employed Aaron Ryan to help care for the horses at their farm in Warter, near Driffield.
Out of kindness, they allowed the 32-year-old to move into the annexe on the farm, where he lived with his partner, Nathan Roberts.
Their response was to take advantage of the pensioner, who has terminal cancer, by stealing her £6,100 life savings.
'PURE GREED': Aaron Ryan
When their deceit was discovered - Ms Croft found bank documents stashed in a car at the farm - she was accused of stealing from her own mother, Hull Crown Court heard.
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Ms Croft had permission to use her mother's bank card for payments and withdrawals, which was kept in a bedroom door alongside the statement providing its PIN. Sometime before August 2015, Ryan and Roberts got their hand on the card and PIN, and their spending spree began.
Prosecutor Lisa McCormick said Ryan asked for and received access to the mail box at the farm, which normally was locked, on the pretext he had a "shadow on the brain" and was expecting medical correspondence.
Miss McCormick said: "It transpired this was a guise to get access to those bank statements so that no one would pick up that money was disappearing from Mrs Kelday's account."
The couple stole all their victim's savings, between £200 to £300 at a time. They attempted to cover their tracks by discarding of her bank statements.
Ryan, and Roberts, 25, of the same address in Berkshire Street, east Hull, both admitted theft at an earlier hearing.
SUSPENDED SENTENCE: Nathan Roberts
Judge Mark Bury said Ryan had played the leading role, obtaining the card and starting the withdrawals. The judge told him: "It wasn't as if you needed the money - you didn't - you wanted it to fund a better lifestyle. That was pure greed on your part.
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"You realised if you could keep the bank statements away from the family the chances of you being caught were slim. This, in my view, did involve significant planning and a degree of sophistication, because you had first to actually obtain the card and then work to avoid detection."
Ryan was sentenced first and was jailed for a year. Roberts played a lesser role and made only one of the 19 transactions but must have known the card was being held illegitimately.
Roberts was sentenced to eight months in jail, suspended for 12 months. He was ordered to to 150 hours of unpaid work and pay £2,000 compensation at £100 a month.
Speaking to the Mail after the pair admitted their guilt, Mrs Kelday said: "I feel hurt because we were kind to them and I couldn't believe they could do this. We trusted them. How they could be so unkind after we treated them so nice?"


Just as World War I was supposed to end all wars, the fundraising efforts of 1984 were designed to eradicate world hunger, once and for all. But 93 years after the Armistice of Compiègne Forest and 27 since Live Aid, the plagues of conflict and famine continue to ravage the Horn of Africa. Twelve million people across six countries face starvation. Simultaneously, impoverished refugees are terrorised by Islamic militants, driven from their homes and scattered across the desert plains. Scorched ground and thirsty mouths have been parched further by the worst drought in 60 years.
The United Nations declared a famine in parts of Somalia in July. But this is not a new crisis, even if it took Western camera crews a while to refocus their lenses on starving babies. Indeed, this is the fifth drought in the region this century and alarm bells were ringing as early as November 2010.
Shortage is the unfortunate rule in this part of the world rather than the exception. Spiralling populations (Ethiopia's has grown by 95 per cent since 1984) combined with rising temperatures have compounded this. Twenty-seven years after Geldof's wide-eyed pleas captivated the nation, little progress has been made. So why are the most afflicted people on Earth staring death in the face, again?
Mother Nature has certainly played her part: the people of Somalia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, Kenya and Uganda have been dealt a woeful set of cards. The failure of this year's crops left millions of unfed mouths. The sight of dead livestock strewn across the plain has become commonplace and with the growing problem of climate change, droughts are more frequent and extreme, even for this habitually withered corner of Africa. However, the suggestion that recent drought and crop failure should shoulder all of the blame is ill-conceived (even prior to the latest crisis, up to 50 per cent of Somali citizens relied on aid packages to eat), for the causes are manifold.
The efforts of aid workers are valiant, but some are beginning to hear the ill-advised tones of King Canute in campaigners' voices. Just as the king was certain the incoming tide would stop at his feet upon his command, assurances that our money will "make a difference" sound increasingly deluded. There's a growing fear that the problems in North East Africa are systematic, manmade and even more endemic than failed rains.
The region is one of the most politically volatile in the world. In the twenty years since it had a functioning government, Somalia has become synonymous with piracy, terror and war. The government in Eritrea are so secretive that they refuse to divulge how much or little food there is in the country (although it's suspected that up to half the population are malnourished). Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi has been accused of playing down food shortages in the Somali region of his country and has also had to refute claims that Live Aid funds paid for weapons. It's easy to forget that in 1984, amid all the singing, Ethiopia was involved in a bloody civil war.
The assassination of international aid workers is relatively common in the region and in time-honoured fashion, the latest effort has been severely disrupted. Swathes of Somalia are in the grip of Islamic militants who have been strangling attempts to get packages to famine-hit areas. The worst hit parts of the country are controlled by al-Shabaab (an organisation with links to al-Qaeda), whose paranoid famine denial and refusal to admit aid workers have choked these areas of vital assistance.
Al-Shabaab have been auctioning off what water there is to farmers in the country's south and interrupting the free passage of Somali people to more hospitable terrain (in the most arid places on Earth, migration can be key to sustaining livestock and communities). While their foot remains on the throat of Somalia's recovery effort, it's questionable how much can be done for the country's neediest.
As is often the case, there are more clandestine factors at work, too. The "silent tsunami" of rising food prices World Food Programme Director Josette Sheeran warned of in 2008 has violently shaken a region in which approximately 50 per cent of household income goes on food. In some cases, the price of staple crops has doubled over the past year. In Kenya, for instance, the price of potatoes is twice what it was in January 2010. In Somalia, maize is 117 per cent more expensive than it was in May 2010. The options are simple: earn twice as much money, or eat half as much food. Sadly, the former is rarely possible.
The situation may be baffling for those who have read reports of a record corn harvest of 13.2 billion bushels forecast for America this year, as well as huge increases in Russia, Canada and the European Union. So why are food prices so high? Some have pointed to the increase in demand. The global rate of grain production per person has been declining since 1983. Bumper harvests are well and good, but will they stretch to 100 million extra mouths this time next year?
Others have highlighted the higher demand for biofuels. More than one third of US corn production goes towards making ethanol, while the European Union expends half of all its vegetable oil in making biodiesel. In rushing to come into line with "green" legislation, those in the West have found themselves in an ethical corner: fuel or food?
Further blame has been heaped on the US Treasury who are accused of purposely devaluing the US dollar by printing more currency. This action confuses markets, leading to widespread speculation in commodities, market instability, and increased commodity prices across the world.
The nature versus lack of political nurture argument will rumble on, ad nauseam. It will do so to a backdrop of dying children. Aid efforts should never be discouraged, but the world needs to become more proactive in its attempts to fight famine. Political reform is vital, particularly in Somalia. The most difficult barrier to overcome, however, is the acceleration of commodities markets. An ethical rethink at the top level of government and more responsible market practices are required, but with emissions targets and powerful lobbies at home, these might, sadly, be a bridge too far.


Our project is examining the extent to which diversity at different levels of biological organization in host and microbiome communities influence functional diversity within ecosystems. Using approaches that scale from individual-to-population-to-species levels and above, this project seeks to understand ecological and evolutionary associations among the environment, genetic diversity, functional traits, and community assembly across both host and microbiome phylogenies in contemporary taxa and ancestral lineages. This research will integrate analyses of (1) intraspecific genetic diversity in a suite of freshwater mussel species, (2) phylogenetic diversity of communities of mussel species as well as their associated microbiomes, and (3) functional diversity of the mussel-microbiome holobiont. Integrating these three dimensions of biodiversity will allow us to comprehend the mechanisms that underpin the roles that freshwater mussels play in ecosystems, and to understand the fundamental ecological and evolutionary processes that structure biodiversity in space and over time.
Freshwater mussels are a highly imperiled, species-rich group of animals that play critical roles in rivers through their filter-feeding and cycling of nutrients. If the processes and mechanisms underlying patterns of biodiversity in these animals can be identified, managers will be better armed to make informed decisions for conservation and restoration efforts that will ultimately benefit the entire ecosystem.
This project was awarded to an integrative team of researchers at University of Alabama (Carla Atkinson, Jeff Lozier) and the University of Mississippi (Colin Jackson, Ryan Garrick). We will be collaborating with other researchers at the Alabama Aquatic Biodiversity Center, USGS, University of Florida, and University of Georgia to facilitate this work.


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Grizzlies vs. Spurs: Or, At Least Some Version of the San Antonio Spurs
By Tom Lorenzo@TomLorenzo Apr 12, 2012, 10:12am CDT
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Who's gonna play tonight? You, Timmy?
The schedule continues to be brutal to us, as tonight we finish off a home-and-away back-to-back set in San Antonio where we'll take on the first place Spurs. Having won 9 of our last 11 games, and being labeled the hottest team in the NBA, right now, we can walk into San Antonio with our heads held high and our chests puffed up, but there's one major concern as we try and prepare for this matchup. With the Spurs playing last night against the Los Angeles Lakers, at this point, we really have no idea who will and won't play for them tonight.
Coach Pop has been known to wait until the last minute to make lineup decisions, so it probably won't be until closer to tip-off before we know who is going to start for the Spurs. And seeing as Tim Duncan (24 minutes), Tony Parker (26) and Manu Ginobili (26) all played last night, there's a good chance that any or all of these guys will sit tonight. Or, hell, maybe none of them will!
So, I guess we can look forward to seeing Boris Diaw pull a start? Maybe?
A healthy, rested Spurs team would obviously pose a huge threat to us. I guess you can say that so too would a "somewhat complete" Spurs team. Since, well, they're pretty deep. When full, they can bring guys like Diaw, Stephen Jackson, Tiago Splitter, Matt Bonner and, of course, Ginobili off the bench. Which is what makes them a tough team to play, even when they're resting their big three.
Slotting Diaw and Jackson into the starting lineup still makes them a tough beat. And the addition, and pretty solid play of Patty Mills at point guard has made it so that Tony Parker can get breathers from time to time. So it's not as if we can mark this one down as a win just because they sit Parker or Ginobili or Duncan. They're a deep enough team, and they can do enough damage without one or all of their three. Sure, they're not as good without them, but they're also not... the Bobcats.
I hate to say it, but we are going to need this win tonight in order to keep pace with the Los Angeles Clippers. Obviously anything can happen, but the Clips catch a slight break tonight when they play the Minnesota Timberwolves who will be without Kevin Love. So, things just got a little easier for the Clips in terms of holding on to that 4th seed in the West.
The good news is, even with a full roster, we matchup well against the Spurs. We have an easier time playing down/up to our opponent when they play a more contained, physical game, as opposed to trying to keep pace offensively with a high-scoring offense. We can go tough-set for tough-set with them. Even though they've been able to run the table on us this season.
But, there's good news:
San Antonio's matchups with Memphis (34-23) have been similar low-scoring, physical contests. After losing to the Grizzlies in the first round of the playoffs last year, the Spurs have won all three matchups this season while averaging 89.0 points and limiting the Grizzlies to 79.7.
However, Memphis was without Zach Randolph the last two times the teams met due to a knee injury. Randolph, who is averaging 14.0 points and 11.5 rebounds the past four games overall, was critical in the playoff series victory for the Grizzlies, averaging 21.5 points and 9.2 rebounds.
Our offense is starting to really click, as we saw last night with just our second 100-point performance in 12 games, and we're finally healthy. If we can manage to get close to 100 points (let's not get crazy here and suggest we top it twice in a row!), our defense, coupled with the Spurs struggles on offense, should be able to keep them limited and in turn we should be able pull this one out. Should. Should. Should.
... The one thing that the Spurs do have on us tonight is, as mentioned, the element of surprise! We just don't know who will play. And that, yes, is pretty damn frustrating. Wouldn't you say?
We'll come back later and update if there are any status changes, but for now you have to think that at least one of the Big Three is going to sit tonight. Possibly. Maybe.
For more on the Spurs, see: Pounding The Rock


In 1876, the land on the west bank of the Courtenay River was heavily timbered. The only dwelling on that side of the river was the cabin of Reginald Pidcock who operated a sawmill run by water power. The settlers, depending for a livelihood on the products of the soil, made their farms farther up the valley.
Most families of the district attended a small, log, Anglican Church situated on the land opposite the present St. Andrews' Church. At a Sunday service Rev. J. X Willemar, rector, announced that at the close of the service there would be a meeting to consider plans for the building of a new Anglican Church. When the meeting was called, one staunch Presbyterian arose to his feet stating, "I have never done business on Sunday yet and I do not intend to start now," and strode out followed by the Presbyterians of the congregation.
Shortly, this small but determined group of Presbyterian farmers, "men of courage and purpose desiring to worship after the manner of their fathers," to quote Mr. Eric Duncan, met at the home of Mr. Mathew Piercy to discuss the need for a Presbyterian Church. Prominent among these were Mr. Matthew Piercy, Mr. Samuel Crawford and Mr. George Grieve.
That year hammers rang and saws bussed at both ends of the Mission Hill as two churches were being built, one an Anglican, near the foot of the hill, and the other a Presbyterian, in the midst of the farming country, near the top of the same hill. Both of these churches were completed the next year and both were given the name of St. Andrews.
In 1902 Rev. Thomas Menzies supervised the erection of the Comox Presbyterian Church built by volunteer labor on a lot of land donated by Mr. William Robb. Mr. Menzies preached there every Sunday morning, at Sandwick in the afternoon, and at Courtenay in the evening. Often on his way home from Comox he held a short service on the First Nations reserve in one of their Long Houses, at the foot of Siwash Hill (now Comox Hill).
This arrangement of one pastor ministering to three charges continued until about 1950 when the mother church was closed and its congregation joined with that of the Comox Church. Courtenay and Comox continued to be one charge until 1963 when Rev. R. Fenn was minister. Then the Courtenay-Comox charge was divided because of increased church population.
In 1912 the proposal to build a church was advanced. Mr. Joseph McPhee, a Nova Scotian by birth, was the pioneer citizen of the town and came to be known as the Father of Courtenay. While his interests were chiefly in the material progress of the town he showed his concern for the church by donating the three lots on 5th Street as a site for the church.
With the work of the building in the very capable hands of James Ledgerwood and under the supervision of Mr. Menzies the project took rapid shape and by December 28, 1913, the church was opened for worship. It was an unusually creditable building, especially considering the fact that it was erected while the town was comparatively small. Well constructed, nicely furnished with pews, having a gallery and choir loft, accommodating 250 people. It was said to be the nicest church outside of Victoria of which the presbytery could boast.
The bell for the new church was a gift from Mr. And Mrs. Menzies bought with funds from a life insurance and erected, Mr. Menzies stipulated that it was for the free use of the town as an alarm in case of fire. For years it was used for that purpose and also as a curfew.
Mr., Menzies was elected as an Independent Member of the Legislature in 1921. When his four year term was up he did not run again but was appointed Superintendent of Neglected Children under the late provincial secretary, Hon. Wm. Sloan.
A plaque dedicated to the memory of Rev. Thomas Menzies was unveiled in St. George's United Church by his son, Wilson, of Victoria, on the last day of October, 1954.
The church, situated as it was on the main street of the town, was gradually becoming surrounded by distinctively business premises. An offer to buy the property on which the church stood was made by the Shell Oil Company, if the building could be moved to another site. This transaction and its accomplishment, which began during the latter part of Mr. Henderson's pastorate, was not completed until 1947 under the pastorate of Rev. J.S. Clark. The delay was occasioned by the intervention of the war.
Chairman of the Stewards for much of Mr. Henderson's pastorate, Dr. P. L. Straith, had much to do with the negotiations concerning the moving of the church, and it was he who chose the new site.
If the church was to expand it was necessary to move it to a more suitable situation or to sell and build. It was decided to move it. In 1941 negotiations to sell the three lots of Fifth St. And to buy property on Fitzgerald Ave. Had been started and a basement had been dug and cement poured on the new site, but that summer all building was halted because the war intervened. It was not until the end of the war in 1946 that arrangements to move were finally completed.
On September 22, 1946, the last Sunday worship was held on the old site. The next day Gosse Brothers of Vancouver began to jack up the building. The moving was done so carefully that there was no damage to the church, not even a crack in the plaster and no sound from the bell in the tower. After about a week it was settled on that the new and present site and was hardly a fraction of an inch out when lumber and cement touched. The first service was a Christmas service on December 22nd which was 33 years almost to the day after the first opening in 1913.
In the meantime, from September to December of that year, regular church services had been held in the Piercy Funeral Chapel. It was during this time that Mr. Dave Arnett came as the new organist. And it was also during this time that Dr. Peter Straith, who had much to do with the negotiations for moving the church and who had picked the site for it, passed away suddenly.


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Each of the other 14 MLS teams were allowed to protect 11 players and Seattle then went ahead and selected one player each from 10 of the 14 MLS teams. The four teams with no players selected were the Colorado Rapids, Chivas USA, D.C. United and FC Dallas.
With their first pick, Seattle picked Houston Dynamo forward Nate Jaqua. Jaqua was is a good target man and he will benefit from playing alongside Ljungberg and LeToux.
Jaqua was the expected #1 pick according to Ives Galarcep and his mock MLS expansion draft yesterday.
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If Schmid is providing input into this selection then look for Evans to get the nod. Evans was a real revelation for the Crew this past season and his modest salary makes him even more appealing to a Seattle team already carrying Freddie Ljungberg's designated player slot. Eddie Gaven seems like an enticing pick as well, but Evans makes a fraction of Gaven's salary and there are other wing options for Seattle.


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14 February 1915 – Unidentified Flying Objects
The above photograph was taken in 1942 during an incident that is sarcastically known as the 'Battle of Los Angeles.' Less than three months after the Pearl Harbor attack, and just one day after Japanese submarine I-17 surfaced off Santa Barbara to lob a few shells at fuel storage tanks, the city's air defense crews were on high alert when someone reported a balloon carrying a red flare. A radar contact, and reports of aircraft engines, had put everyone on edge for hours beforehand. Spotlights then illuminated what was probably just a small, dense bit of cloud peaceably floating at low altitude on a cold February night, and the first gun crews opened fire just after 3 AM. Their flak added smoke to the brilliantly-lit mirage, and soon other crews began pouring their own fire into the glowing target that had been created. Over 1,400 rounds of ammunition were expended in a frenzy of frayed nerves; no evidence of a balloon or an aircraft was ever discovered.
War is inherently stressful, and all humans can be dumb, panicky, dangerous animals in wartime. There has already been a similar incident during the Great War in December, when the guns of Dover fired for half an hour at an imaginary U-boat armada. Although there is no gunfire tonight in 1915, another wartime panic takes place in Canada. Like the 'Battle' of 1942, this false alarm will be transformed into a flying saucer hoax by professional fabricators decades later.
We say that 'war is a lie,' but humans consistently tell their biggest fibs after the fighting is done.
Submitted for your approval: Brockville, a bustling port city across the St. Lawrence River from Morristown, New York, in 1915
Paranoia has unsettled Canada since the beginning of the conflict, when talk of a German incursion stirred passions at the very moment Canadians were mobilizing to fight in Europe. Describing a vast army of German-Americans supposedly drilling in the still-neutral United States, a hoax letter landed on Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden's desk in August. Just twelve days ago, a German expatriate bombed the Canadian Pacific Railroad bridge at the American border, raising fears that further attacks or acts of sabotage will follow. Sadly, these events have led to anti-German violence and social ostracism. It is a very tense time in Ottawa.
As residents of Brockville, Ontario leave late church services this evening, they see "at least three" lights apparently flying overhead in a sky full of low clouds and rain. Three constables confirm the sighting, and the mayor telephones the Prime Minister at about 10:30 to inform him that the mysterious objects are dropping "fireballs or light balls" and shining a spotlight on the town as they fly towards the Canadian capital. While mass hysteria breaks out in Brockville, sixty miles away in Ottawa, the nation's highest-ranking police officer orders Parliament Hill and the Royal Mint blacked out. Lights dim at the Governor-General's home and other buildings shortly thereafter, and the blackout spreads until most of the city is dark after midnight.
Headlines the next day project a delighted, sublime terror: Ottawa feels first thrill of war. Ottawa in darkness awaits airplane raid. Parliament and the city council draw their blinds, and a city alderman climbs the tower of city hall to keep a lookout, but business is otherwise conducted as normal. The news is wired to England, which has recently experienced its first Zeppelin raids. That afternoon, the House of Commons roars with laughter when a momentary electrical failure inspires William Crooks, Labour MP for Woolwich, to joke: "Hello, they're here!"
Parliament Hill in 1914, when a small town's police chief could still telephone the Prime Minister
It is actually not the first phantom air raid to strike terror in the heart of Canada during the Great War — or the last. Reports of unidentified flying objects peaked in the early weeks of the war when mobilization fever was at its height, and return whenever local events renew those public fears: after the 1917 Halifax explosion, a disastrous accident which kills 1,500 people, witnesses swear they have seen airplanes or Zeppelins bombing the harbor. We should therefore consider these incidents nothing more than examples of perfectly-human wartime hysteria.
In fact, tonight's incident is traced to a balloon flight launched by some boys on the American side of the border to commemorate the end of the War of 1812. Not only do the culprits admit their acts, the balloons are discovered on the river ice where they fell at the end of their short flights. The falling 'fireballs' were probably just the candles slipping their amateur moorings and falling from the balloons, while the 'searchlight' was likely just a flash of lightning in the foul weather.
Having experienced their first 'thrill of war,' Borden's government refuses to accept this explanation at first. Indeed, the immediate public reaction is disappointment and denial that their 'thrill' could be a mere prank; no one likes to be the fool. As a result, events tonight will eventually take on a whole new character in the retelling.
During the 1950s, another conflict — a Cold War characterized by fears of nuclear Armageddon — is stirring Americans to paranoia when a rash of 'unidentified flying object' (UFO) sightings collectively forms into the 'flying saucer' phenomenon. As the mythology of UFOs becomes a cottage industry, cranks and creative souls look to history for past examples of illusory skyborne phenomena, rewriting events to fit a new narrative of alien contact.
Still invoked as a true story by Christian evangelists, the so-called Angels of Mons are an urban legend inspired by a short story. The legend resists debunking, demonstrating our human willingness to see whatever we want to see — especially in wartime
19 January 1915 - Zeppelin Raid
Kaiser Wilhelm II has not authorized the Imperial German Navy to bomb the British mainland or London yet, but he has expanded the target zone beyond Dover to the British coastline and ports, while naval aviators are eager to try out their Zeppelins…
02 February 1915 - Canadian Border
A little before 1 AM today, a shadowy figure approaches the Vanceboro Railway Bridge on the St. Croix River, the point where a Canadian Pacific Railroad line crosses back into Canada from Maine on its way to Saint John, New Brunswick from Ottawa. Carrying a…
10 December 1914 - Dover Mirage
Because war is characterized by fear and fighting, it often inspires strange behavior and bizarre moments of mass panic. From August until October, German soldiers occupying Belgium and northern France regularly thought themselves under fire from invisible Francs-tireurs and took it out on civilians. False reports are…
aircraft, Canada, combat psychology, espionage, United States
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13 February 1915 – Popular Music
15 February 1915 – Singapore Mutiny


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These Families Prioritize Spending to Cope With The Financial Hit From Covid-19
If there's a magic bullet to two-parent families getting by on one salary, especially in these tough economic times, it's managing capital.
Couples who succeed at either conserving one wage or living on one income are disciplined about costs.
They use a number of strategies to make living on less work while they pursue a crucial objective. They mostly concur that substantial investments in your future require substantial monetary modifications.
A key part of success as a single-income household is having a backup strategy in case that one income dries up.
Bethany Serene Wright, 27, who's utilized in medical education, has two choices in case her company goes under operating at a medical school, where her previous supervisor now works, or returning to funeral housework. The Dallas resident is a certified funeral service director and embalmer. Either option would suggest a salary cut.
Josiah Barlett, 28, who resides in Mount Vernon, Washington, stated he's "a fearful thinker, not a dangerous [type], and we have several 'bug-out' strategies."
For instance, Bartlett states he and his spouse would lease out their house and purchase a Recreational Vehicle if they could no longer afford the month-to-month costs. "We've talked about relocating with household," he said. "When you discuss no cash or no earnings, you're speaking about doing something hard."
A practical one-income life does not occur immediately. "It took us six years of our marriage on one income to lastly get to having no financial obligation except our home loan," Bartlett stated.
Another important part: frame of mind.
Keeping their expenses as minimal as possible helps alleviate the anxiety, Bartlett states. "I used to tell my better half, 'In a pinch, I could work at McDonald's and we might get by.'"
Albuquerque, New Mexico, resident Vivek Gulati, 42, and his wife are major about meditation, a practice he credits with their assurance and open discussions about financing. "In some way, things always work out if you're doing something life-supporting," he said.
Here are ways households today get by on one earnings.
No guy is an island
Surviving on one income prepared his household for the pandemic, Bartlett states. He provides a shout-out to the FIRE ( financial independence, retire early) motion for teaching him to live at a minimum, which enables his partner to be a stay-at-home parent.
"A great deal of the mindsets and the info individuals pass around [in monetary independence groups] kick-starts you," he said.
The majority of us live a life of substantial waste, says Bartlett, a media broker. "As soon as you tug back, you understand this is completely possible."
Covid-19 did not have much influence on their budget, given that they were already used to making all their own meals and buying very little.
The couple utilizes a grab bag of cost-cutting measures. His wife utilizes her abilities as a certified cosmetologist to barter for fresh eggs, milk, and goat cheese. Bartlett stores on Craigslist for secondhand clothing for their 3 young children.
Children's clothing can be tantalizingly charming, Bartlett states, but "you have to tell yourself no," he stated. "If it's not used out, I do not get rid of it." Bartlett still has clothes he wore in high school. "We have never ever been super discount coupon folks, however, have constantly been pretty frugal," he stated.
You might have more time and skills than earnings. Because case, see if you can trade either for money or items, Bartlett states.
Bartlett has cleared trees and done other tasks in his community to supplement his varying salary, which is under $60,000.
The best thing you can do, says Bartlett, is to construct neighborhood. "Whenever I needed additional work, I just let our community understand and I would all of a sudden have numerous avenues for making ends satisfy," Bartlett said.
Ability and energy are crucial, he says. "Buy other individuals," Bartlett said. "It's totally possible."
For her part, Wright earns the bulk of her family's earnings. Her other half, Benjamin, 28, has been a stay-at-home mom and dad for the couple's 5-year-old twin children considering that they were born.
The coronavirus has cut into the business of Bethany's company. Because surgeons can no longer travel to the center to train, she is not able to host occasions. Instead, the firm has started partnering with an innovation company and now uses a live-streaming platform for medical education.
She says her income, about $60,000, is ample for their life in Dallas, where they own a three-bedroom house. A family of four in Dallas County would require $72,000 to achieve a modest yet sufficient standard of life, according to the Economic Policy Institute's family budget calculator. Their home mortgage payment, consisting of the real estate tax and property owner's insurance coverage, is $575. Prior to they bought the house for $70,000, they dealt with Benjamin's moms and dads and paid $275 every month to lease a room.
Interaction is key. They have regular relationship check-ins to exchange their thoughts and feelings, and "be sure our sensations are on the exact same course," Bethany said.
Benjamin took a break from work but is now back to producing products for his Etsy shop. He uses the time when the young boys are sleeping to work. " It's a couple of hundred dollars a month," he said. "It pays for the vehicle note."
Bethany says she originated from a bad household. "I was the youngest of six, and my father was on special needs," she stated. "It surprises me now: I can buy what I want when I desire it." Still, she is a big follower in living listed below your methods. " We're not extremely materialistic people," she said. "We do not own a lot."
She was extremely inspired to get through college and own a home since she wished to live differently.
"We constantly understood this was going to be our plan," Bethany stated. "We constantly knew I'm in such a specialized field, my earnings would be greater."
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Having the ability to invest more time with household is priceless. To do that, Gulati works from home as a software application engineer while his other half studies Ayurvedic medication.
What made it more possible was moving from the San Francisco Bay Area last fall to Albuquerque, with its much lower cost of living.
"We could not manage to purchase where we were," Gulati said.
Albuquerque may not be as rich in tech tasks as the Bay Area, but the very affordable expense of living made it a slam dunk. For $460,000, the couple bought a 2,500-square-foot house. A similar home would likely cost over $1 million anywhere near San Francisco.
Groceries are more pricey in Albuquerque, and if you take a trip, flights cost more. One advantage is that gas and other expenditures are less expensive. For example, their kid utilized to take karate lessons for $85 a month before coronavirus. They had been paying $200 a month in California. "Those kinds of things include up," Gulati said.
One advantage of the pandemic is that individuals are home far more and there are more chances to earn money online, Gulati says.
"Individuals could think about turning a pastime into a company," he stated. "Take advantage of your skills by teaching it online, and that can be throughout the world."
Platforms such as Udemy and Skillshare make it reasonably simple to offer an online class.
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Bubong (부봉 / 釜峰) is a mountain of South Korea. It has an elevation of 917 metres

See also
List of mountains of Korea

References

Mountains of South Korea


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