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Stern Words In Knightsbridge
... when cynical ol' Uncle Frank knocks punk, record companies, and U.S. presidents, and reveals the CIA plot to spike San Francisco ...
by Paul Rambali
New Musical Express, January 28, 1978
THERE EXISTS a very real possibility that we won't hear any new recordings from Francis Vincent Zappa until at least the turn of this decade.
This has nothing to do with any dearth of inspiration or lack of impetus on Zappa's part, because for an artist of such proven relentless creative imbalance, inertia is almost unthinkable. What it comes down to is politics – internal music business politics.
In March of last year Zappa delivered four albums to Warner Brothers: "Live In New York"; "Studio Tan"; "Hot Rats 3" and "Zappa Orchestral Favourites" : His contract stipulated immediate payment of $60,000 per album. He claims he wasn't paid. True to style, he immediately sued.
Since his contract had allegedly been breached, Zappa took his copy tapes of the four albums, added some new material, subtracted some old, and prepared a four-record set called "Lather", but pronounced "Leather".
Recorded over a three-year period with non-static personnel from later Zappa line-ups, "Lather" is nothing so much as a definitive overview of every mode the man ever tampered with, utilising new recordings and with few exceptions – notably a scorching instrumental version of "Duke Of Prunes" – all new material. If your interest in Zappa goes beyond mere frivolous acquaintance, it's essential.
And you nearly had a chance to buy it too, because a deal was set up last autumn with Phonogram records for a new Zappa label, kicking off with "Lather".
Here, however, the precise scam becomes lost in a flurry of law suits, threats and machinations. "Lather" remains unreleased. The fate of "Live In New York" is undecided due to some defamatory material included therein about a certain Punky Meadows.
It seems that Terry Bozzio, Zappa's spirited drummer, harbours a perverse fascination for Punky Meadows, lead guitarist with Angel, who are Casablanca's attempt to reach the kids who find Kiss too gross and any stray Queen fans with more bucks than sense in one fell swoop.
Bozzio, formerly a quiet jazz type, was so struck by a photo of Punky in the adonis pose favoured by groups of that nature that he took to emulating this over-the-shoulder pout position in various awkward circumstances. He has lately been seen on stage sporting S&M gear replete with fido studs and butt strap.
Zappa chronicled his drummer's strange antics in a broad send-up of the manufactured groups syndrome entitled "Punky's Whips". Meadows heard it, felt flattered, and gave Zappa permission to release it – but Warner Brothers wouldn't.
Impasse. Zappa's not about to co-operate with Warners. Any attempt to sign with another company would be blocked by Warners. It could be between three and five years before Zappa's case is dealt with due to the long civil court waiting lists in California.
Also shelved for the time being is a TV special Zappa made. Described as a combination of advanced video editing techniques, animation and live performance, it has been shown in France, Switzerland and Germany, but ongoing litigation between Zappa and his previous manager, Herb Cohen, reduces its present chances of being shown here or in the States, even presuming the TV companies would take it.
All in all, not the best situations for the modern-day composer.
ZAPPA SEEMS to be taking it very much in his stride though. In the sedate, pastel atmosphere of the Knightsbridge hotel where he is waiting to begin final rehearsals for the Hammersmith Odeon dates, he speaks more with resignation than bitterness as he tells me that his primary goal – no matter how long he takes to achieve it – is to disentangle himself from what he calls "a large, politically-connected, record company".
The prospect of not being able to release any new material doesn't trouble him. "I can still record", he points out – making clear by his tone that he considers this an undeniable imperative – "and I can still tour. So that's what I am going to do".
DESCRIBING the scope and portent of Zappa's output microcosm to the unprepared could take weeks. Let's just say he combines the aesthetic considerations of a contemporary composer with occasional acid social commentary and a manifestly bizarre sense of humour.
His favourite modern musicians are Edgard Varèse, Igor Stravinsky and Anton Webern. His favourite records are Johnny Guitar Watson's "Three Hours Past Midnight", Don And Dewey's "Soul Motion", The Orchids' "Newlywed" and The Paragons' "Can I Come Over Tonight?" He says the ethnic strain closest to his own music is Bulgarian folk. He is, amongst other things, a rock musician.
"I was riding in the car and I turned the knob on the radio and heard this song," he reflects, obviously groaning inwardly at having to repeat what by now must be a well-worn story. "It was 'I' by The Velvets" – not Underground – "and it sounded fabulous. My parents insisted it be dismissed from the radio and I knew I was onto something . . . "
But finding out what makes this mother tick is no easy task, especially in the half-hour allotted between two other scribes probably out to do the very same thing. I decide, rather unwisely it emerges, to start at the deep end.
Over the years, the amount of pointed social observation on Zappa's records has fluctuated greatly. Recently, however, he has returned to form, "Zoot Allures" containing pound for pound more pertinent points than most of his other 70's albums excepting perhaps "Overnite Sensation".
I find it interesting, though, that much of his recent concern has been with problems of, ah, sexual insecurity. Zappa, whether though misunderstanding my question or mistrusting my intentions, evades the issue.
"I disagree with your premise. I've got plenty to say about what's going on, it's just the way I say it might not . be the way you want to hear it and also might not be about the things you want to talk about. Some people think social comment is saying the government sucks – God, that's so obvious why bother?
"Some people get upset when you talk about things of a sexual nature because that's just something you don't talk about, and the people who get most upset about that are journalists-there's probably some deep-seated psychological reason for that – the audience just enjoys it."
I happen to think that what Zappa has to say in his music about sexual matters is fairly important, because few others even say it, and because the way he says it is ultimately more therapeutic than most.
But never mind. Not wishing to put both feet in it right from the start, I switch tracks and ask how he deals with complaints from feminists in this quarter.
"I'm saying simply this: it's as much of a hype as punk rock as far as I'm concerned. Some of the things they wish to achieve are quite noble, but I resent the manner in which they are being advertised.
"It's not the ideals, it's the packaging. I find it repulsive and think it's an insult to men and demeaning to women."
Zappa, you see, used to preach individual liberation. He doesn't do it so much now, probably because so few people ever listened – ain't that right Johnny?
But in tow with this thorough and wise suspicion of anything offered as the one and only way comes an equally thorough suspicion of anything offered as the latest and greatest. Specifically, punk.
He says that there are things from the 60's that equal or surpass what's heard today, citing Sky Saxon And The Seeds and early Kingsmen as examples. Mention the popular youth movement theory though, and what was expressed in euphemisms above, but what I will now call cynicism, begins to show:
"The motivations – to judge from what I've read or heard in conversation with people in the business about the way some of these groups have been put together -have nothing to do with the pseudo-social or pseudo-political ideals expressed by its practitioners.
"The whole thing was a money-making venture right from the start, if not for the group then for the boutique owner who is packaging the thing.
"Punk rock is a phenomenon manufactured by managers.
"Rock has become a fact of life in the States," he continues, lighting another Winston and speaking with the steady authority, often misinterpreted as arrogance, that seems to underline his presence. "It may be a fact of life in England too, but on a completely different level; the meaning of the facts of life here is radically different from those same facts in the States.
"It's almost a matter of survival the way I sense it here – the pressure to be a part of whatever is the going trend. In the States the pressures are different. You still have peer group acceptance pressures, but they're not based on rock as a culture. You can still have friends there if you don't like rock, or don't wear safety pins.
"I get the impression that in order to survive in this country you have to be absolutely dedicated to what has been announced as the trend of the day, otherwise you're a nerd – and nobody wants to be a nerd.
"As an amateur sociologist then, I would say they are in a better mental health condition rock-wise in the States than they are here. But that's based on my aesthetics; my idea of a good time."
THE ABOVE soliloquy launches us into a broader-based discussion of the American mental health condition in general, a subject obviously dear to Zappa's heart.
My mention of the currently popular notion that the Yanks are turning their brains to marshmallow through the process of conspicuous hedonism – occupying their lives solely with pleasant distraction and endless sugar-coated entertainment, whilst ignoring life's realities – causes a surprisingly animated reaction.
Zappa initially attacks me for making assumptions about a country I have never seen. Though I didn't say that I subscribe to this theory in the first place, and though a similar case could be made against him for his equally under-informed conclusions about punk, f allow him the floor.
"I think the age of rampant hedonism has already passed there," he retorts, his ire now calmed and his speech returning to its usual even tones.
"I think there are many practical matters that the kids are concerned with. There are economic pressures today that didn't exist five years ago and those pressures affect the kids probably harder than they do the parents. In a time of job shortages it's harder for the kid to get a job than an adult, and if an adult can't get a job then what's a kid going to do for money.
"You can't be a hedonist if you're broke.
"I'd say the age of hedonism peaked out about five years ago. Nowadays the kids are more orientated towards job security. There is more of a concern to spend your time in ,college, say, in order to get yourself in a position in business – some way to get the bucks.
"They're willing to put up a horrible gray facade that you have to put up in business in order to have their fun on the weekend. There's been a definite retreat from the '60s mentality of we're gonna drop out and live on a commune because that's really groovy. People discovered that if you go live on a commune you still have to take out the garbage, and they didn't like that.
"So the LSD gets thrown away and they start drinking more beer, taking other things, and the lifestyle changes and the goals of the kids change, and the way in which they express themselves on the weekend changes too.
"In the audiences I play for I sense a feeling of 'Yeah, we're really gonna boogie and blow it out tonight, but later . . . we're gonna have to go and get a goddam job".
So did America learn anything from the cultural upheavals of the '60s?
"They haven't learned some of the most important lessons of the '60s. The single most important one I think is that LSD was a scam promoted by the CIA and that the people in Haight-Ashbury who were idols of people across the world as examples of revolution and outrage and progress were mere dupes of the CIA.
"Millions were being used for a drug experiment that was being conducted without their knowledge by a government agency, with the utmost disregard for human beings."
Suspending credulity for a moment, I ask: if the government is behind the popularity of not just LSD but any drug, as Zappa claims, then why?
"I think it's a process they wanted to go through to find out what the applications are in terms of controlling segments of the population. It's one thing to use these drugs on enemy soldiers, but what happens in situations in cities?"
Even considering the fact that in the early '60s experiments went on California to determine the effects of LSD and any possible military applications thereof, this is all just a little hard to swallow ...
"That's because you're not in America. I think the way you visualise it is one day the Queen gets an idea that she would give LSD to the people here – ah, that could never happen. But the way I see it is that those crooks who wind up being president of the United States and the other smart little persons they have working for them will do anything. They believe that they are the law."
Smothers, Zappa's bald, burly bodyguard, has for the past few minutes been hovering surreptitiously in the background. He catches my eye with a flair for the dramatic and an apologetic smile he draws his finger slowly across his neck. I take it to mean my time is up.
One final question then: does Zappa consider himself to be the arch cynic he is often painted as?
"Absolutely. And not only that, I think being a cynic is the only rational stance to take in a contemporary society. I would call it quite a compliment to be called an arch cynic; that almost sounds important. Definitely I'm cynical. Everybody ought to be cynical. You can't just go around believing everything everybody tells you ...
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The Kingdom of Northern Wastes feels not only the loss of magic but a foreboding change in seasons - winter grows longer with each passing season. The queen has set her eye on the south and the bounty of a fertile land.
In the Southlands, Morgan, the third son of a lumber merchant, expects nothing from his future but hard work felling trees and chopping firewood. His property borders land belonging to the elven Kingdom of the Black Mountains, where Alexis, the third princess to the elven throne, is ranger. Alexis joined the rangers with hopes of forgetting the royal court, her family and a betrothal in which she had no say. Fascinated by the woodcutter's son, she traverses the border between their properties, knowing they could never meet.
Now an elemental has awoken, and set her sights on these two figures. In a time of uneasy kingdoms and threats of a pending war, she reaches out to Alexis and Morgan and arranges a conversation that will change the future of all of Torinth.
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Ok at best in my opinion.
I enjoyed this book enough to hear the next in the series. the last part of the book was rushed.
It was a fantastic audio. The narrator did a super job. Looking forward to the continuing story.


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Митрополи́т Бори́с (в миру Вангел Симов Разумов; 26 октября 1888, село , Османская империя — 8 ноября 1948, село Коларово, Петрич, Благоевградская область) — епископ Болгарской Православной Церкви, митрополит Неврокопский.

Биография
Родился 26 октября 1888 года в селе Гявато Османской империи (ныне община Битола, Республика Македония). В 1903 году умирает его отец, служивший в отряде .

Окончил  в 1904 году и продолжил образование в Болгарской духовной семинарии в Константинополе со стипендией, выданной экзархом Иосифом I.

10 июня 1910 года в Храме святого Стефана митрополитом Неврокопским Иларионом пострижен в монашество с именем Борис и служил иеродиаконом при Неврокопском митрополите Иларионе.

В 1911 году продолжил образование на Богословском факультете Черновицкого университета (Австро-Венгрия) и окончил его со степенью «доктора богословия» в 1915 году.

В том же году вернулся в Болгарию и был назначен учителем в Священническое училище в Бачкове. Затем учительствовал в Пловдивской духовной семинарии.

25 ноября 1917 году иеродиакон Борис был рукоположён в сан иеромонаха митрополитом Пловдивским Максимом и отбыл в Венгрию, где до 1922 года возглавлял церковно-просветительскую деятельность болгарской общины Будапешта.

В июле 1922 года вернулся и был удостоен архимандричьего сана.

С мая 1923 до сентября 1924 года архимандрит Борис был протосингелом при Софийской митрополии.

С сентября 1924 до сентября 1926 года — начальник культурно-просветительского отдела при Священном Синоде и настоятель храма Святого Александра Невского.

С сентября 1926 до конца ноября 1931 года был ректором Софийской духовной семинарии.

14 декабря 1930 года архимандрит Борис был поставлен в викарного епископа Стобийского.

С 28 ноября 1931 года — первый секретарь Священного Синода. Оставался на этом посту до 17 марта 1935 года, когда был избран митрополитом Неврокопским.

В 1932 году митрополиту Борису была поручена историческая миссия в Иерусалиме по преодолению греко-болгарской схизмы. Переговоры, начатые 12 апреля, успешно завершились лишь 22 февраля 1945 года.

За непродолжительный период своего управления епархией митрополиту Борису удалось успешно завершить строительство более 20 храмов. Митрополит Борис обладал энциклопедическими познаниями, свободно владел 13 языками, и был непримиримым противником атеизма и коммунистической идеологии.

29 сентября 1948 года направил в Священный Синод письмо с протестом против бесчинств коммунистической власти в Неврокопской епархии. Многажды говорил о терроре сталинской власти против духовенства в СССР. Из-за этих его действий окружной комитет БКП объявил его «врагом № 1 народной власти».

Митрополит Борис особенно активно протестовал против политики новых коммунистических властей по навязыванию македонской национальной идентичности населению Неврокопской епархии, которое он считал полностью болгарским. Об этом он упомянул и в своем протестном письме, говоря, что болгарское самосознание существует на этой территории более тысячи лет.

8 ноября 1948 года по наущению коммунистических властей был убит после освящения храма Святого Димитрия в селе Коларово священником-расстригой Илиёй Стаменовым. В надгробном слове митрополит Доростоло-Червенский Михаил назвал митрополита Бориса «совестью Болгарской Православной Церкви» ()..

Канонизация

31 марта 2016 года Священный Синод Болгарской православной церкви, рассмотрев письмо митрополита Неврокопского Серафима (Динкова), дал благословение для начала процедуры канонизации митрополита Неврокопского Бориса. Поводом для письма митрополита Неврокопского Серафима стал предстоящая 70-летняя годовщина убийства митрополита Бориса.

10 ноября 2018 года канонизирован Болгарской православной старостильной церковью.

Примечания

Литература
 Гяуров Хр. Неврокопский митр. Борис // Църковен вестн. София, 1935. Бр. 13, 30 март

 Мартин Николов Митроп. Борис Неврокопски (1888—1948) // Църковен вестник. 2003. — № 10

 Кострюков А. А. «Незапятнанная архиерейская совесть». Жизнь и мученическая кончина митрополита Бориса (Разумова) // ХХХ Ежегодная богословская конференция Православного Свято-Тихоновского гуманитарного университета. — М.: ПСТГУ. 2020. — С. 129—134.
 Чиликов С. Педагогическите възгледи на старозагорски митрополит Методий Кусев (1838—1922) и неврокопски митрополит Борис Разумов (1888—1948) // Философия. 2020. — Т. 29. — № 2. — С. 162—173

Ссылки
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Жертвы убийств
Выпускники богословского факультета Черновицкого университета
Ректоры Софийской духовной семинарии
Неврокопские митрополиты

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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Luka Garza scored 20 points, Jordan Bohannon made a three-point play during Iowa's closing surge, and the 10th-seeded Hawkeyes kept the Big Ten perfect in the NCAA Tournament by rallying for a 79-72 victory over No. 7 seed Cincinnati on Friday.
Make it 6-0 for the Big Ten.
The Hawkeyes (23-11) got their first NCAA Tournament win in four years despite what amounted to a home crowd for the Bearcats, who couldn't overcome a subpar game by Jarron Cumberland.
Bohannon's big play with 1:07 left put Iowa up 73-64. Then Bohannon, who has missed only nine free throws all season, made one of two with 18 seconds left to help finish off another Big Ten win.
The league sent eight teams into the field, the most in its history, and five of them won their opening games Thursday. Iowa was the first of three Big Ten teams playing Friday, along with Ohio State and Wisconsin.
For Cincinnati (28-7), it was another early flameout. The Bearcats haven't made it past the opening weekend for seven straight years.
Point guard Justin Jenifer score a career-high 19 points for Cincinnati, keeping the Bearcats in the game despite a subpar game from Cumberland. The American Athletic Conference's player of the year went only 3 of 9 from beyond the arc and finished with 18 points.
Cincinnati has been an NCAA Tournament regular, but hasn't reached the Sweet 16 since 2012. As a No. 2 seed last year, the Bearcats blew 22-point lead with 11 minutes left and lost to Nevada, matching the second-biggest meltdown in NCAA Tournament history.
And now they have a disappointing two-hour drive down Interstate 71 to get back home.
Iowa was simply better with everything on the line.
The Hawkeyes were second in the league in scoring but prone to getting blown out when their shots weren't falling. They had three losses of at least 20 points this season.
Joe Wieskamp had a driving layup and a 3-pointer that helped the Hawkeyes close to 36-31 at the half. Bohannon's long 3 — his only basket beyond the arc — gave Iowa a lead early in the second half, but Cumberland matched with his first 3-pointer to put Cincinnati ahead, setting a back-and-forth pace.
Iowa had arguably its biggest win under coach Fran McCaffery, topping an already successful season. The Hawkeyes have improved their win total from last year by nine games.
Cincinnati has dominated the AAC overall, but the Bearcats haven't been able to make much of a dent in the NCAA Tournament.
Iowa faces the winner of the later game between second-seeded Tennessee and Colgate.


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Amount of renewable energy consumption in Palestine by source in 2014
Amount of renewable energy consumption in Palestine in 2014, by source (in terajoules)
by Amna Puri-Mirza, last edited Mar 7, 2018
This statistic illustrates the amount of renewable energy consumption in Palestine in 2014, by source. During the surveyed period, 4,120 terajoules of biomass energy was consumed in Palestine.
Energy consumption volume in terajoule
MENA, Palestinian territories
Hydropower consumption - top countries 2018
Hydropower global capacity in key countries 2018
Load factor of electricity from hydropower in the United Kingdom (UK) 2010-2017
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Investment in small hydropower technology worldwide from 2004 to 2017 (in billion U.S. dollars)Global small hydropower technology investment 2004-2017
Global hydropower consumption from 1998 to 2018 (in million metric tons of oil equivalent)Global hydropower consumption 1998-2018
Leading countries by hydropower consumption in 2018 (in million metric tons of oil equivalent)Hydropower consumption - top countries 2018
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Cumulative hydropower capacity worldwide in 2018, by major country (in gigawatts)Hydropower global capacity in key countries 2018
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Annual hydroelectricity consumption in Europe and Eurasia from 2004 to 2018 (in million metric tons oil equivalent)Hydroelectricity consumption in Europe and Eurasia 2004-2018
Generation of hydropower in selected countries in Europe 2017 (in terawatt hours)Hydropower generation in Europe 2017
Contribution of hydro power to the energy mix in Great Britain (GB) from 1st quarter 2012 to 1st quarter 2018 (in terawatt-hours)Hydro power: contribution to the energy mix in Great Britain (GB) 2012-2018
Generation of hydropower in England in 2016 and 2017, by region (in gigawatt-hours)Generation of hydropower in England 2016-2017, by region
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Cumulative installed feed-in tariff capacity of hydropower in the United Kingdom (UK) from 1st quarter 2015 to 1st quarter 2018, by tariff type (in kilowatt)Installed feed-in tariff capacity of hydropower in the UK 2015-2018, by tariff type
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Annual hydroelectricity consumption in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2003 to 2018 (in million metric tons oil equivalent)Hydroelectricity consumption in the United Kingdom (UK) 2003-2018
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Annual wind and hydro electricity consumption in the United Kingdom (UK) from 1970 to 2017 (in Mtoe*)Wind and hydro electricity consumption in the United Kingdom (UK) 1970-2017
Plant load factor (PLF) of pumped storage hydroelectricity (PSH) in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2010 to 2017 (percentage)Plant load factor of pumped storage hydro in the United Kingdom (UK) 2010-2017
Load factor of electricity from hydropower in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2010 to 2017 (in percentage)Load factor of electricity from hydropower in the United Kingdom (UK) 2010-2017
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Share of renewable energy consumption in the Arab world by country in 2014
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U.S. renewable energy consumption forecast by sector 2015-2020
Renewable energy supply share in Germany in 2008 and 2018, by sector
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Consumption of renewable energy in Finland 2007-2017
Hydropower industry in the United Kingdom (UK)
Investment in small hydropower technology worldwide from 2004 to 2017 (in billion U.S. dollars)
Global hydropower consumption from 1998 to 2018 (in million metric tons of oil equivalent)
Leading countries by hydropower consumption in 2018 (in million metric tons of oil equivalent)
Installed hydropower capacity in select European countries in 2018 (in megawatts)
Cumulative hydropower capacity worldwide in 2018, by major country (in gigawatts)
Distribution of worldwide hydropower capacity as of 2018, by major country
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Generation of hydropower in selected countries in Europe 2017 (in terawatt hours)
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Generation of hydropower in England in 2016 and 2017, by region (in gigawatt-hours)
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Dag Palovič (born 4 January 1975, in Bratislava) is a Slovak writer, former professional poker player, businessman, radio speaker and TV moderator. Since 1 January 2011 until 31 December 2013, he was a member of PokerStars Team Pro, first and as of February 2018 only sponsored poker player from Slovakia. He is best known for making two European Poker Tour (EPT) final tables. As of March 2013, he is second leading Slovak all time money list with career earnings of $909,405 and is also an author of first Slovak poker book on poker titled  "Ako sa stať poker pro" (How to become a poker pro), co-authored by 1983 World Series of Poker champion Tom McEvoy. From 2000 until 2004 he was CEO and Chairman Of The Board of Directors of "ad pepper media Slovakia, a.s.", the daughter company of one of the world´s leading e-Adverising german-dutch agency "ad pepper media International N.V." for Slovakia and Czechia. In 2013 he published a crime novel Twodollars Crimson Bill. In spring 2018 he will publish hus first and very unique selftransformation book EYE OPENER, (subtitle SURVIVAL's GUIDE ABOUT Women Men Sex Health Food Emotions Psychology Happiness Spirituality and LIFE FOR EVERYONE) with a cooperation with 15 experts from all around the world (incl. a few professors, few doctors, etc.)

Poker career
Palovič first became notable in late 2007 by making a final table at €4,700 EPT Prague Main Event, being first Slovak player to do so. Palovič was eliminated in 7th place winning $137,151. He repeated this success five months later with his second final table appearance, this time at main event of EPT San Remo with another 7th-place finish, this time taking home $176,628. Since then, Palovič cashed at the EPT three time, including a 14th place in EPT Grand Final held in Madrid in May 2011, for which he earned $89,054.

In summer 2008 Palovič also made his first in the money finish at the World Series of Poker, finishing 69th in $5,000 No Limit Hold'em event. Next year, Palovič added three more cashes with one of them being his 120th place at the 2009 WSOP Main Event, being the first and as of October 2010 only player from Slovakia to cash in this tournament. He managed to break his own record a year later with a 37th-place finish and prize of $206,395.

As of October 2012, Palovič's 5 cashes at the WSOP account for $268,826 of his $909,405 career winnings.

Outside of EPT and WSOP he is also known for winning €5,000 Internationaux de France de Heads Up in March 2010 with a first prize of $84,570 as well as being author of book "Ako sa stať poker pro" co-authored by Tom McEvoy.

Other activities
Before poker, Palovič was known mostly as a TV personality, being host of several TV shows as well as playing a few roles in Slovak movies in mid-80s. As a host of music programmes during 1996 - 2004 he has done interviews with celebrities such as Lauryn Hill, Jamiroquai, Wyclef Jean, Lenny Kravitz, Kate Ryan or Tiziano Ferro.

He is also a successful businessman and a member of Mensa.

Personal life
Palovič is currently single with no children. During 2006 - 2009 he was engaged to Slovak top model Zuzana Gregorová.

Notes

External links
PokerNewsDaily profile
Hendon Mob tournament results
PokerPortal.sk interview
Palovič vs Dario Minieri at EPT San Remo
VIDEO Charity Event with Dag Palovič

1975 births
Living people
Slovak poker players
Mensans
Slovak television presenters


whatever digital byte that show up on its gpio at the same rate.
Ethernet ok if there is a Linux api for two way communication between pc and board.
Analog to digital would be nice. The Bitwise module does not have his.
Teensy only has 1 mega byte per second, both ways, communication between pc and board.
Also, you should separate "latency" from "throughput." What is it you actually need the bandwidth for?
No, it doesn't. USB1.1/2.0 is half-duplex differential signaling, so data transmission is only one-direction at a time in bursts of packets at 12/480 megabaud. And USB does not actually achieve a sustained 12/480 megabit/second of user data because of protocol overhead. Only Isochronous endpoints have a portion of the bus' bandwidth allocated solely to that device, but even those endpoints still transmit in bursts; devices only transmit upon request from the host, and must stop transmitting to permit the host to send command/request/data packets to other devices on the bus and then wait for those device responses.
Although the transceiver in the QuickUSB's microcontroller may be able to get 96Mbit of data transmitted or received in one second by using multiple bursts at high-speed (480 Mbps), that data rate is limited to the use of the 16-bit FIFO interface with an external device (the FIFIO interface runs up to 96 Mbps). The modified 8051 core with 48MHz clock (maximum) limits the ability of the on-board processor to do much at high speeds (4 clock cycles per instruction) and the CY7C68013A reference manual confirms the high-speed transceiver is primarily for easily giving a non-USB device access to USB capabilities through the FIFO interface.
The BeagleBoneBlack might be useful, but it runs at 3.3V with a 1.8V ADC (7-channels available) and software support is not as well developed as the RaspberryPi. It also has a tendency to become sold-out quite quickly since production is not as large-scale as the RaspberryPi. It has a 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8 with 512MB RAM, lots of GPIO (only 3.3V I/O levels; 5V will kill it), USB host and device interfaces, and a 10/100 Ethernet port.
You don't get good control of timing of output signals through a typical USB interface. It sounds to me as if you want to use an embedded controller that knows about sequencing and timing of the control you want to do, and then send higher-level control commands to that device and receive partially-processed data.
I'd look at some options like the Raspberry Pi, the BeagleBone Black, or the OpenCM 9.04. The RPi and BB also come with Ethernet, although at least on the RPi that's a USB device and thus has the same throughput limitations that plain USB does.
Thank you for your help jwatte and ticain. I will look into Raspherry Pi, and OpenCM 9.04.
The information i needed for teensy and bitwise information and software was easy to obtain.
I will check out RPI again to see if there technology has matured.
BB and Texas Instruments stuff is a wast of time. I could never find the information i wanted. And it has only a 3 mHz gpio.
TI stuff well only work if i knew some one in my neighborhood that uses it.
I definitely agree that support/documentation for the BBBk is still in need of improvement, but gpio is only limited to 3MHz if using ARM/linux (http://chiragnagpal.com/examples.html) instead of using the two PRU (http://elinux.org/Ti_AM33XX_PRUSSv2) (15ns cycle GPIO using PRU (http://hipstercircuits.com/pypruss-one-library-to-rule-them-all/)).
The OpenCM-904 is similar to the Teensy3.1, but uses an ARM Cortex-M3 from a different manufacturer and has only 3.3V-compatible GPIO and ADC. Using a PC with an OS is not a good idea for trying to control real-time systems like motors, and USB is even less suited because it requires the host to initiate all data transactions (so the device cannot immediately notify the host of a pin change as it must wait to be polled). Cheapest answer is: perform the real-time control/processing with an inexpensive embedded system, and then use USB/ethernet to update the PC on status and receive new commands at much slower speeds than required for the real-time system. More expensive would be using an FPGA dev-board as GPIO board to try to perform all control algorithms from a PC and hope the ethernet/USB can achieve near real-time communications between the PC and FPGA.
If you want 100 MHz GPIO, try the Papilio One.


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These are just some of the symptoms a person may have when under Stress.
With the fast pace development of modern technology and society, this also brings along with it major health concerns for a persons wellbeing. One of the major impacts to a persons health is Stress. There are so many possible stressors in a persons daily life. How we deal with these can dictate our health, mentally, emotionally and physically.
For people who feel overwhelmed by daily life, your not alone. There are ways to help you to cope with what life brings you. By working to make your body more resilient and robust, you can manage daily life more easily.
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Your mind constantly racing about every possible scenario you could get anxious in, feeling panic or your body starts sweating, and this is even before you put yourself in that situation. Like a job meeting, bumping into somebody who wants to chat with you, on a crowed bus or train. The list can go on and on, day after day.
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Having suffered with anxiety for nearly 24 years, since I was about 13-14 years old, I know how hard life can be for people at times. When you have something that is controlling your life and you feel you have no control over it, where or who do your turn to for help.
I never told anybody about my anxiety for years, I just bottled it up and suffered in silence. My anxiety was a social anxiety. Everywhere I interacted with people, or even though I would have the possibility of interacting with people, fight or flight mode kicked in, panic, the fear of sweating, how do I get out of this situation, day after day. It never left me. I just wanted to be normal like everybody else. But I wasn't, why wasn't I? what had I done to be suffering like this?
As a teen living everyday like this, I hated my life. I only interacted with people when I had to. I withdrew from society in a way. This continues through out my teens, on into my 20's and 30's. I though I would grow out of it, or I hoped I would, but I didn't.
Not until I discovered Kinesiology. Over the year I had tried many of the mainstream types of therapies. None of these worked for me. Kinesiology was the 1st thing for me that started to give me relief from anxiety. I loved it. I loved it so much, I trained up as a Kinesiologist and opened my clinic in August 2014. I love helping people and all things about health, its where my passion is. There are so many area's to Kinesiology you could never stop learning. I continue training in different kinesiology techniques, so I can advance my skills to help my clients…..and help myself. I believe a person's most important asset in their life is their good health. When a person is in good health in their body, mind and soul, they can achieve more joy in life. I believe good health is your main asset to achieving that.
I have now gone from not wanting to talk to a person because of the fear of anxiety, to doing into talks in front of large audiences about the work I do. And I really enjoy doing it.
I work with people of all ages, from little babies to the elderly. I believe everybody has the ability within them to live a life of happiness and joy. In 2015 I came across Neurofeedback brain training and it was like the icing on the cake for me with regards to my anxiety. After several sessions of Neurofeedback, I was putting myself in situations I was not doing before. I had more confidence in my abilities and myself. I was thinking clearer and calmer in situation I would not have been before. I was so impressed I brought Neurofeedback into my clinic.
I'm loving my life right now, I am in a great place in my life, a beautiful partner, Brighid and expecting our 1st child in a few months time. We live in a beautiful quite part of East Cork, and this is where my clinic is located.
The ChangingLives programme combines all the different modalities that have helped me with anxiety in my life. The programme helps relieve the symptoms of Stress, Anxiety, Depression, Epilepsy, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and many more concerns.


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Q: "Convert" package to load in Symfony I have THIS package (a payment gateway), which I would like to use in Symfony 3.0.1
Unfortunately I get this error:

ClassNotFoundException in AppKernel.php line 21: Attempted to load class "SofortBundle" from namespace "Sofort\SofortLib".
  Did you forget a "use" statement for another namespace?

In the sofort\sofortlib-php folder i created the file SofortBundle.php with this content
<?php

  namespace Sofort\SofortLib;
  use Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Bundle\Bundle as BaseBundle;

 class SofortBundle extends BaseBundle
 {
 }

and I loaded the Bundle in AppKernel.php:
new Sofort\SofortLib\SofortBundle(),

But that only leads to above exception.
What am I missing?

A: Don't copy packages to your custom folder. Install package as described:
In composer.json add:
 "require": {
    "sofort/sofortlib-php": "3.*"
}

Run composer update sofort/sofortlib-php
In your code you can use the library like this:
use \Sofort\SofortLib\Billcode;

class MyClass
{
    function doSomething($configkey) {

        $SofortLibBillcode = new Billcode($configkey);

        ...
    }
}

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Barbara Kay: For culture warrior David Horowitz, deplatforming is no deterrent
Horowitz is particularly loathed by the left because, as a former radical who later defected rightwards, he is well schooled in leftist hypocrisy
David Horowitz and Dr. Halleh Seddighzadeh speak at Politicon in Pasadena, Calif., on July 29, 2017.Joshua Blanchard/Getty Images for Politicon
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An opinion columnist nowadays could take campus disruptions or deplatformings of conservative speakers as his or her sole weekly topic and never run out of material.
The latest example comes to us out of New Hampshire's elite Dartmouth College (tuition US$75,000 a year), where formidable conservative polemicist David Horowitz — soon to celebrate his 80th birthday — was recently invited to speak for Dartmouth's College Republicans and Students Supporting Israel association.
Things went exactly as any informed person might expect — badly. Leaflets circulating prior to the event accused Horowitz of being a "racist, sexist and ignorant bigot." During his presentation, the Dartmouth Socialists reportedly played loud porn videos, displaying banners with slogans like "ICE is the Gestapo" and talking over Horowitz. What Horowitz had to say was lost to all but the most distraction-resistant students.
During his presentation, the Dartmouth Socialists reportedly played loud porn videos
Beforehand, a gender studies professor had tweeted, "Islamophobe and anti-intellectual David Horowitz is speaking today … He is a hater of the first order."
"Anti-intellectual?" That struck me as especially mindless, as she clearly has never read a word Horowitz has written. Horowitz's publication bibliography runs to 50 pages, much of it a deeply informed, scholarly unpacking of the radical left's American odyssey. As for his 1997 opus, Radical Son, George Gilder called it "the first great autobiography of his generation." Other critics rank it at the same level for style and substance as Whittaker Chambers' Witness and Arthur Koestler's Darkness at Noon.
The rest of what the professor tweeted is also a lie. Horowitz has a 50-year history of civil-rights activism. Horowitz only hates Marxism, including the cultural Marxism of identity politics, so he never assigns collective guilt to individuals. (Ironically, he has both a black and a transgender grandchild.)
New Hampshire's elite Dartmouth College refused to underwrite a visit by David Horowitz, who spoke to the Dartmouth College Republicans and Students Supporting Israel association. Charles Krupa/AP
Needless to say, Dartmouth did not subsidize this visit. According to an open letter he published on Nov. 9 to Dartmouth president Philip Hanlon, Horowitz had to underwrite all the costs for his appearance, even though a previous Dartmouth talk "by notorious anti-Semite and terrorist supporter Linda Sarsour" had been subsidized, including a reported $10,000 honorarium, by Dartmouth's "Office of Pluralism and Leadership" (a title Horowitz describes as "Orwellian").
The chances that Dartmouth's administration will feel remorse or change its policies in response to Horowitz's eloquent indictment of its double standards are approximately nil. He surely knows that. This is not Horowitz's first experience of campus disruption — or his 10th — or the first time he has publicly denounced a university administration. It is remarkable, given his lack of success in changing the campus culture (indeed, it has gotten much worse since he started campaigning for intellectual diversity on campus decades ago) that Horowitz's righteous indignation remains as robust as ever.
It is remarkable, given his lack of success in changing the campus culture … that Horowitz's righteous indignation remains as robust as ever
Horowitz is particularly loathed by the left because, as a former radical of influence — Ramparts, the voice of antiwar protest that he edited at Berkeley in the late 1960s and early '70s had a circulation of 250,000 — who later defected rightwards, he is well schooled in leftist hypocrisy and, in the parlance, "knows where the bodies are buried" (in the case of the Black Panthers, this is almost literally the case).
On the other hand, the consistently high-octane rhetoric he brings to bear on the Marxist delusion tends to make even those conservatives who agree with his principles leery of close association with him. In a 2002 interview, former Commentary magazine editor Norman Podhoretz — no slouch himself in combating toxic leftism — said of Horowitz, "Some conservatives think he goes too far, and my guess is that some also believe his relentless campaign against the left focuses too much on the 'pure' form of it that has become less influential than its adulterated versions travelling under the name of liberalism."
I have followed Horowitz's writings for many years and reviewed most of the books in his nine-volume series, The Black Book of the American Left, including the latest and last volume. (My review of it will soon appear in the Dorchester Review.) In it I write, "Horowitz is not what the estimable Heterodox Academy would consider a clubbable colleague. But in the light of what is happening on campuses today — indeed, in the light of what is being passed into Canadian law today — will history judge him an 'extremist?' "
Will history judge him an 'extremist?'
My own pessimism regarding freedom of speech in the academy, which I see diminishing every day with no end in sight, combined with the overwhelming evidence Horowitz brings to bear, on a case-by-case basis, against the left's betrayal of democratic ideals, inclines me to believe that Horowitz will be vindicated.
One day, The Black Book of the American Left (if extant copies haven't been burned, and all digital traces expunged) will be required reading for those who seek to understand how the decline and fall of individual rights and America's precious First Amendment came to pass.
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Last month we held a gathering of our founding farmers' association, the Benguet Association of Seed Savers (BASS). The group is composed of two ethnolinguistic groups: Ibaloy and Kankana-ey with about 70% of the members being women.
The challenges of the last year have been many, but we are grateful to be able to gather again and share stories and experiences with our farmer-partners. The GSS/P Staff conducted a focus group discussion with BASS members for them to share about how the pandemic has impacted their lives and how they have learned both challenging and positive lessons through it all.
It is humbling to know that in spite of the challenges that this pandemic has brought to BASS members and their families, most agree that there are many positive things that came as well. Letty, BASS's President expressed: "However difficult the pandemic was, there were several good things that came from it. One is that our children realized the value of our work as farmers. The lockdown had caused us to be closer and communicate more often. Also, my children are able to help me out on the farm so I get to interact with them more. Now they see that in spite of the lockdown, we are able to provide for ourselves, because we are farmers."
Macario Toyan, another BASS farmer shared kuneg seeds that he got from his farm. He recounted how, in the aftermath of the 1990s major earthquake, when there was not enough food to go around, indigenous food like kuneg sustained them. He said, "dagitoy ti nangbibiyag ken dakami idi" [these kept us alive in those times].
"This pandemic made me realize how important indigenous seeds are in terms of survival. Plants that were just introduced here needed more inputs and maintenance, not a secure food in times of adversity. Indigenous foods [such as Kuneg] grow easily and are virtually maintenance-free. I can rely on it more to survive when a crisis hits."
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Edit(KP)10-18-13-It has been relisted into the Market!
Edit -KP- Now Limited- 6-6-13.
congrats... she's a top coin earner!
Congratulations! I just love that egg.
Oo congrats!! My favorite egg.
I am trying to get another one!
Why the mistmoth dragon is so hard to breed????????
Can't say for sure if it's the best way, but I've always bred with the pures. For the Mistmoth then, that means water and magic.
I might just be lucky though, I'm only level 23 and I have the Mistmoth (egg's actually almost done hatching), Altantis and Planet super rares, along with the Fairy and Eagle rares.
I got mistmoth by using epic wizard and lv4 poison. Got it on the first try when I was trying for famililar.
Ok pl use a epic magic (fully evolved ) lvl 10 with a never evolved water after feeding it till level 6 ( feed upto evolve and don't evolve ) my friend and I got it at first try. Hope this helps you. Do tell me.
This just worked for me too!!! Thank you!!!
well, there is no easy way, just a matter of luck. My friend only got wizard out of the water x magic, no coral.
I had bred like 15 times, tried all possible combination you can think about, only corals and got Mistmoth on the 15th time.
Wizard came on my 21st or 22th attempt.
Waaah.... Tried this twice no luck!! May try a few more tries! We shall see!
Magic level 10 water level 10. May get a few corals in between.
It's random, but I just bred level 6 familiar and level 6 SeaBreeze and got a mistmoth.
What is a epic water?
i got mistmoth after countless tries. I got it with wizard (4) and magic (7). GL and hope u get an aether trying for a mistmoth!
Well, how do you get a Wizard?
Yes how do you get a Wizard?? I have been trying for a while now!!!!
Did you get Corals in the process of a Wizard?
Ohh how ive tried and tried these last few weeks to get that mistmoth with so many combinations!
oh well, sou just need to be patient :D i had like 30 tries for my mistmoth..
I can't get Mistmoth either, I tried it for a long time, what I got is some corals and 6 wizard, Mistmoth is even harder than Aether for me to get, I really really hate wizard,at least coral just took me 10 hours to wait, oh my, I'll try honeybee tomorrow.
I've gotten three Mistmoths with Wizard and Magic both epic.
After dozens of tries, I finally got it just now. With Water and Magic, both epic.
Cost me a lot of gold and some Corals and Wizards never saw the light of day but the Mismoth is so cute that it worth it.
Any recent combos resulting in Mistmoth? I've yet to get this elusive dragon.
I got Mistmoth and Aether breeding Night with basically anything else. Two nights would be ideal. Night breaks down into Water and Magic, so it is a common byproduct.
I got mine from Diamond and Night.
Me too, I got plenty and they all got traded. I only kept one.
I got Mistmoth and Aether breeding Night.
I bred Lv7 Night and Lv10 Forest and got my first Serpent :) Then I went back to trying for Virtue and got it first try. Now I try for Mist mouth with my Diamond and maybe Aether.
I'm going to keep focusing on Big Bad. Maybe I'll get it before the timer for Fairytale dragons starts.
I have this (two actually) but they're taking away the older generation!
Imagine this word lasting for 5 minutes, "NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"
Not mistmoth! T.T I've never been able to get her.
Im thinking aether x magic or aether x diamond. What do you think?
If you need night dragons, go for them. Got lots of mist moth fails. No night hybrid except deep, but lots of mistmoths.
I didn't even think of that XD lol that's a good idea!
This dragon loves my island so not a problem for me - however this is such a pretty dragon in all its forms, it's sad that newcomers won't be able to get it.
Congrats. Its all it can be with a 12 hour breed time. Enjoy.
What's with getting rid of the cute ones ?!!
How about chopping the head off of that goofball Fruitful ?!
If you get rid of Familiar next, I'm deleting this game!!!
AHHHH!!! DON'T GIVE THEM IDEAS!! Plus? After you've invested so much money into this game?
Cause it makes no sense!!
Or do they just not care!!
If nothing else it's excellent for trading!!
I used to have 11 Mistmoths on my island!
That's how I felt about Forestfire!
Agree! This is worse than any of the others! It's just wrong! I've actually considered getting a tattoo of Mistmoth!
PLEASE TEAMLAVA DON'T REMOVE MISTMOTH!
We want to save her! Not put her to rest!
Nooooo!!! That is the one dragon I have wanted more than anything else and no matter what combo I try, all I get are wizards and the occasional coral. The fail time for me is huge because I keep getting wizard after wizard. I just tried again and got my first night with magic and water again, but that means 23 hours before I can try again which doesn't leave much time.
Well, TL won't listen... And I know, I am hallarious.
I may cry. I actually just bred one for my girlfriend on her account to try and get her a night dragon.
Maybe they will... They listened with Quetzal! Well, kind of.
This is also my fav. I feel bad for those that don't read the forum. They won't know she is going until she's gone. I just found this thread so had I not been scanning I would have never known. Luckily I have 2 so I'm okay. RIP pretty girl.
OMG I totally agree Fruitful is forgettable!
Why make Mismoth limited? It's one of the prettiest dragons. Remove the common ones.
They have too! Everybody should have a chance to get it! Don't even send it on " vacation"! KEEP IT HERE!
Maybe I can try for Illusion, Night Elf and this simultaneously.
Well I am super sad to see beautiful mistmoth go but I guess it was thanks to this that I now I have my very own beauty in my nest after many failed attempts in the past. Such a lovely egg. If only I could have had my chance to get her a sister.
Congrats. Who is his sister?
I was thinking that too. But they said 'had the chance' and isn't aether still around?
i had gotten it with magic and water itself, level 7 each..hope tht helps..
Oh Coral fails.... how I missed thee.
I think we should all, nicely, ASK Jake and the rest of the Teamlava staff to strongly reconsider this!
Do you remember what you used to breed all of them?
I got loads trying for DA... Diamond/Night.
I ment another mistmoth to stay in baby form.
i hpoe irs a mismoth. i bred ather and magic and got ather. found out on forum that you can get colors fromf one parent. i just bred lightand night. 12 hours. it could be mismoth but with my upteem unsuccessful attempts i probably got winter.. hope not. ugg!
Does anyone know how to level dragons above 10?
According to my game, level 7 is max.
Just got another one of these in my nest trying for mask with black swan and lotus. Have an epic and a baby already so not sure if I should keep it even though it's so cute.
I'm going to cry. 3 corals in a row after 2 nights.
Read my story, you will smile.
i was trying for mistmoth earlier with diamond+night. Never succeeded anything else but coral and wizard.
Now since it became limited I started breed diamond and night again.
First try: 44 hrs. Whohoo, it cant be anything else than anubis! And yes, it was anubis.
Next try: 23 hrs. Woo, is it black angel? am I so lucky that I made 2 diamond hybrid in a day? no, I wasnt, it was a night.
Next try: 12 hrs. Hurray, is it a mistmoth? Well it Can be water as well. and yes, it is water.
Next try: 12 hrs again. Hey, maybe now? No, water again.
Next try: 12 hrs!! TL, are you kidding me? Yes, you are, water again!
Next try: 12 hrs!!! I cant get 4 water in a row but ----- yes I Can. Cant believe, 4 waters in a row!
Next try: 10 hrs. Coral maybe cant be else.
Now i wait 10 hours for next try. i am happy with my anubis, but another eye is crying: how could i got 4 water in a row??
before it became limited, I never got water from diamond+night, just corals. Strange.
So if you have a 12 hrs dragon, dont be to happy....It maybe water these days.
Lol congrats on Anubis, 40 hours btw not 44 lol and you can get pure colours with Diamond so Water and Night is expected.
I liked this game so much more when I didn't have to stress about trying to get certain dragons in a matter of days... I think I'm going to start looking into other dragon games now. No luck on mistmoth yet either. I'm on my 3rd Wizard though (hooray?) and... way too many Corals. They will likely join Fruitfuls in haunting my nightmares.
Thanks. And yes, was 40 hrs. :) spent about 200 golds on speeding on The whole process.
No dream but mercury. Perhaps now no mistmoth but anubis? I still try for mistmoth. Btw I dont have aether so if I "fail" on aether would be happy as well.
Btw, I dont think it is just luck. My "secret" is that when it is possible, I use diamond with a hybrid dragon to get The specific type I want. For example, If I want fairytale, I dont use yellow+green, instead I use diamond with fairy or fruitful or parakeet. With these combos you Can get fairytale with a tiny chance on a diamond hybrid.
TL, please don't give out late pop-ups!
Thanks :) keeping on diamond+night, perhaps I "fail" on dark angel.
I really like this dragon, but I think I will not get it :-(. Got 3 night dragons in a row.
This will be another I won't be able to get on my 2nd account.
I'm still trying for mistmoth, but after months of trying, I'm at least getting something other than wizard and coral. So far my most recent attempts have been wizard, night (my first), coral, and finally my aether (also my first). I'm excited about finally getting my night and especially my aether, but I'm hoping that does 't mean I won't get my mistmoth since she's my absolute favorite, and I really want her. I've been sticking to water and magic, but I did try to switch it up and instead off breeding my higher level dragons, I switched to trying my lower level dragons.
Coral, Coral, Wizard, Coral, Wizard, Wizard, Night, Night. Because that's just so encouraging... I really don't understand why they can't give us more notice than a weekend's worth of time.
This has been the dragon I most wanted ever since starting the game. :( I've been trying for the past few weeks since I had a feeling she'd been one of the next to go.
Endless corals, nights, and wizards.. I did finally get my Aether but all I really want is the Mistmoth! I thought today might be the day since it's my birthday but nope.. another two corals and now a night hogging the breeding den.
how about reading the post above scottyhaha?
It'll be removed sometimes Monday.
I have 4 of them, so when it is gone, I'll start taking offers, lol.
I'll miss this too. I just got my first night. Yeah, so true after spending time on last one was a titan 32hr breed. 4 coral, finally a night. I don't even get a wizard yet.
I've had so many wizard fails and on top of that I've traded more than I can count, I've gotten to the point of selling them because there's already one in the tank being broke down. If I never see another wizard timer again it will be too soon.
I just bred water with coral and got 24hrs...sunrise???
No such combo. Are you sure it's not 23h? Or it's not water and coral?
I used Aether/light to get mistmouth.
First try with Genie and Water was Mist fail. Then were two Coral fails with Water+Magic. Now I breed Poison and Water and get 12h. Can it be any other dragon, not Mistmoth?
12 hours : yeah! Yes, water again.
12 hours again: of course, water.
12 hours: so what is is? Yes, my 7th water.
I got my Mistmoth with night - aether both level 10 on my 2nd attempt while trying for a deep.
i also found the easiest way to get a mistmoth was to try for the black hybrids.
I got one! Blew about 100 gold speeding up Wizards and Nights, and ran into so many Corals, but I got one :) I have many neighbors who are trying for them too, and I really hope they have good luck with this... or that TL wakes up and realizes what a bad choice it is to remove Mistmoth in the first place.
Agreed - I tell friends to try black x purple. I've gotten quite a lot of them with this combo.
I also got Deep and Atlantis while trying :) (I tried different combinations).
When you don't want these dragons, they just keep popping up, and when they are to be removed it seem that TL makes them harder to get.
Level doesn't matter, only luck.
time to kiss mistmoth goodbye! Goodbye mistmoth!
I'm really afraid that I may not be getting my favorite dragon ever...in addition to all of my previous attempts, this weekend has yielded wizard, night, coral, aether, wizard, night, and another coral. I have already spent quite a bit of gold on speeding up the nest, breeding, and even evolving so I could try breeding aether and night to see if I had better luck. Based on the pattern I'm noticing, I thought about trying for one more to see if the next slot is another super rare (mistmoth NOT aether), but I'm afraid it's just going to be a waste of more gold...arghh, but I've been trying for her since I first started playing. What do I do? I really hate this limited thing.
Use your gold to breed it... Not level up dragons, that doesn't matter.
Although I didn't get this one, I'm not too upset. For some reason I don't find it that pretty.
I'm upset about TL continuing to make poor decisions and remove dragons no one wants removed.
Last try. Night(1st and only)+magic = wizard. Night + water = deep. <- At first try. My my. Kiss goodbye to mistmoth, I can't get her.
Thought I'd try Boosted Breed for my last attempt annnnnnd.... COMMON DRAGON... it gave me a Coral. How lame.
Congratulations to those who were able to get your mistmoth. I thought maybe if I waited until the very end, there was at least a chance it might be a little easier to get her so I spent yet more gold to push another 2 tries through. I'm not sure why I even bothered to try...I spent probably almost 100 gold over the weekend trying to get her and still no luck. Overall, I've spent days and weeks at a time trying. My ending result...2 wizards, 2 nights, 4 corals, and an aether. Those are just the most recent ones that I can keep track of--before that, I got way too many wizards and corals to keep track. I'm feeling very discouraged and upset with TL right now.
I've suggested that it should work this way with Limited Dragons but, alas, it doesn't at the moment.
Because ppl will spend gold if they want to get it!!! TL is a business they want to make money!! It's human nature that we want to get all the dragon and TL knows that.
That is successful as a business model as long as people are able to spend the money and actually get the product--for example, if someone spends the money on gold to buy the dragon outright from the market rather than paying to speed up the breeding. The problem with the latter in this case is when you have people who spend the money and still can't get it. That doesn't encourage them to spend again. It encourages them to stop spending altogether. And personally speaking, spending roughly $40 on a virtual dragon is way out of my price range which means that as a consumer, TL has pretty much just ensured that I do not spend any money on gold from here on out.
I'm not here to catch em all!!! I just breed the dragon I like. I don't really care bout dragon get ting limited dragon (but it is wrong).It's doesn't kill me if I miss a hand full of dragons.
The only bright sides to all the corals and wizards and nights that I sold right out of the nest were my Aether and on my very last attempt, an Illusion.
my last try is magic with lotus and I get 14hrs, with all the corals and 2 wizard before that, no mistmoth, at least I can trade the coral and go for the sapphire dragon.
I got a second Mistmoth on my secondary account this morning. I check the game maybe twice a day and I was amazed this morning to see it was still a Mistmoth when I put the egg in the nest, that it hadn't changed to something else.
My secondary island is Khalys Island and is fully about Nature type dragons, which help me be selective. It's a hot mess right now, because I am not a high level at all on there, and everything is so darn expensive, it is a major struggle to pick and choose what to do. Eventually, I'll be able to make it look nice.
I'm trying to collect 2 mil so I can have large black hab for next night hybrid as next goal. Now? PINK there are many new dragon for them. I want naga and kisune.
my large black habitat went up recently to 3.6 million so check your market to make sure the cost hasn't increased.
btw, I'm so happy I got this one before it was removed. It's one of my favorites.
Mine still on 2mil. Thought, I miss 3 removed dragon already.
How was this posted in july last year when we were only very recently (a_week or two tops) notified via ds this was going to be removed..?
Is there something wrong with the date of this thread or was this really known since last year?
I, along with many others are very upset at the removal of the Mistmoth Dragon. Why??? It is evetyone's favorite? I have spent the last month, (and hundreds of dollars) repeatedly trying to breed this dragon. It is the ONLY one I really wanted. I guess now i can Stop wasting my money and time on a stupid game. I am at level 63, my island name is Phuket, and my StormID is bluegirl8357. We should at least have been given more advance notice - I probably would have paid the gold to just buy the four I wanted. I have bred at least 20 to 25 times and never got it, and knowing that I never CAN, has taken all the fun out of the game. I think you will lose a LOT of players over this ridiculous decision.
I managed to get one on my second attempt before it expired so I'm happy.
Anyone else seeing this in their market?
Yep. Great it's back but tough time too since many are trying to go for all the Halloween dragons.
Yup and it's showing up under featured section. Glad I already had this one, tons of stuff to get right now.
Seriously? Of all the dragons to bring back this is the one? Give me zombie and boo! Don't bring back BB because I don't have Fairytale anymore. Give me turkey ahead of next month. Anything but this.
I believe I got this one first try. Poison and coral= 12 hours! Figured I would go with this combo just in case of a Witch fail.
That could also be a Gemstone. Hope it's a Mistmoth though!
this dragon is no longer available, it has been removed some time ago. So it can't be bred... sorry! it's probably a gemstone.
I also got 12 hrs from diamond x night, but I think it Can be also water, but cant check wiki on my iPad.
Who's luck is horrible....this guys. You were right. Gemstone it is.
Is the artwork different for it? The popup looked like the dragon looked a little different.
Me too! Kinda nice getting some coins!!
Congrats! You seem to be such a lucky champ! I'd love to even get one when TRYING. ;) I think my Diamond might be faulty.
It just mucks up the odds of breeding a raven (and a few other blue/purple/black combo attempts) and takes away the valuable status of "discontinued" that the mistmoth had in the arena (quite valuable in a number of types of battles!) I just bred my 4th. Yuck.
Two negative aspects that I've been thinking about, too! Ugh.
I got this after many failed, a egg turned up without any description on the chart, turned out to be mistmoth.
I had it last time but now keep getting it as raven fails aargh!!!
I checked and was told this is not a limited Dragon!
Whaaaaaa? Really? That's so awesome! Prettiest dragon in the game! Everyone deserves a chance to get this!
That's the best news I've heard in ages on here!
To get mistmoth? Try for DA if you have diamond, that should give you mistmoths!


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