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San Angelo's Live Music Scene 10/28/15 – 11/01/15
It's time to bring you up to date with the live and local music scene during Halloween Week in the Concho Valley. Chris Austin and myself have another edition of 'Kickin' it Around' for you and here we go...
The House of FiFi DuBois always has Get Western Wednesday with live music. They are also bringing you the winners on this year's Simply Blues Festival both Friday and Saturday nights.
Blaine's Pub has an awesome lineup this Thursday through Saturday, all big names on the Texas Music Scene.
San Angelo's VFW has a very popular local dance band this Saturday.
Concho's Downtown is bringing in a popular local rock/country band formed from former members of other popular local bands this Friday night.
Midnight Rodeo has a one of the most popular Texas Country Artist out there this Thursday night and I know it will be a packed house. Listen to get on the Kickin' Country guest list between now and Thursday, and come on out for a great show as Kickin' Country 103.1 broadcast live from the show.
For all of the details, check out the above video!

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Good metamour relationship benefit #594.
I had a date booked with Traveler for Saturday, a nice long one because he's been outta town all week and I'll be outta town all next week. Awesome. Quinky Girl and Jonah planned a great date to celebrate their reunion after 3 weeks apart. Also awesome. But oops.. it's on Friday.
This is not a huge thing, and schedules don't align every once in a while, but it's a lot easier now that our calendars sync. I didn't have anything on Friday, and figured Traveler and I would just switch. Quinky Girl popped up online today from where they are in California and asked if I was busy Friday night, saying she might send me some Traveler so she can have the house. Quinky offered to have Traveler and I not move our date to Friday and for he and I just to have both nights (wow.. so fucking sweet) and I said of course that wouldn't be necessary. They need their time together too and I wasn't busy Friday. She pointed out they'd have the week together while I was gone and I told her that was awesome, but I didn't need to be greedy. Weekend dates are the best and she needs our man as much as I do. I said instead, how about he and I just have a very leisurely morning together Saturday before I send him home and we all have maybe a football lunch on Sunday? This way everyone would get lots of good time and I'd see him before I left Monday. Excellent.
I told her I'd talk about it with him and sent him a message. I told him what Quinky Girl and I had talked about, and asked what he thought about having our date Friday with a nice leisurely morning together and then some football and lunch on Sunday. He said that sounded great. The two of them got to talking there in Cali and didn't answer the messengers for a minute, figuring things out, and he came back and asked if he could have Friday and Saturday. I told him what I'd told her, and that I loved him and of course I always love time with him, but I didn't need to be all greedy and the breakfast and football would be fine for great extra time. He said he'd just talked it over and decided with Quinky Girl and could he have both nights? Can you believe that?!? He said they'd have the whole week together while I was gone and he was mine for both nights if I'd have him.
Traveller on Friday AND Saturday!?!? Yes please!
Isn't she the fucking shit? I won the metamour lottery for sure. God. I told her I wanted to eat her pussy for being as cool as she is. And then I sent a message saying I meant that to be funny and not rapey. Of course she's hot and I'd be ecstatic to fuck her in the right circumstances, but one mustn't sexually harass one's metamour, especially when they're being so fucking sweet and generous.
OMG. I'm so happy!
What a great way to start my day and what a wonderful thing to think about all day as I'm busilly preparing to go away for a week. A FRIDAY AND A SATURDAY with Traveler! I'm beside myself with glee. AND I get to see Cleveland tonight! My cup runneth over and my furniture floats.


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Chez Bruce
Some restaurants need no introductions. Having been fortunate to spend nearly two years in the kitchens under the tutelage of Bruce Poole and his long standing head chef, Matt Christmas, Chez Bruce, during my stint was probably the most educated kitchen in all of England, with almost every chef having a degree under their belt in literature, philosophy, geography or science! It definitely made for some of the more interesting conversations to be found in such an environment! Having dined their several times during my employment, the memory of each meal stayed remarkably fresh – not because the food was cooked any better for the staff who came to dine, but because it was just so very good and consistent. It's no surprise Londoners voted it as their favourite restaurant for so many years. So when a good friend (and ex-colleague from here) suggested we go for lunch, I didn't have to to think twice.
A little nibble of parmesan wafer whilst perusing the menu proved to be a well timed morsel and yet, choosing off the 'I wish I could eat everything' menu wasn't as difficult as I envisaged. In fact, the dishes jumped out and chose me!
A little surprise by way of Salad of pigs head, beetroot, mustard, finely grated comte and crackling brought a smile to both our faces – thinly sliced braised pigs head, croquettes and pungent beetroot…nothing out of balance, and refreshingly light.
My starter of Braised oxtail, garlic crouton, mushroom duxelle, quails egg was…too small! One could easily eat a main course size portion of this and nothing else – hearty, intensely flavoured and that garlic crouton, soaked with the juices of the oxtail (give me more!!!!) Easily one of the most gratifying starters I've had in a long time.
Another surprise from the kitchen was our middle course of Roast sea bass, olive crust, fennel puree. Classic flavours, classic combinations and a hunky piece of sea bass just sitting there winking at you. A perfect middle course to balance out the richness of the starter.
Lamb breast sainte menehoulde with pearl barley, roast root vegetables, roasting juices. A feast of lamb – could this really be happening? My eyes did nearly pop out when this arrived. Braised lamb breast that has been deep fried came with a herb crusted pave of lamb shoulder and poached lamb tongue. One could wax lyrical about this dish and yet not find ways to do it justice.
Yet more love for his ex-chefs, Matt sent us out an extra dessert of Caramel and Chocolate millefeuille, roast pear, dulche de leche ice cream which the both of us attacked with much gusto – everything in place, everything making love in perfect harmony.
Poached Yorkshire rhubarb, champagne granita, orange flower water and pistachios thankfully was light and refreshing as we were getting rather full up by now but the winner out of all three was definitely the
Buttermilk and vanilla pudding with soft quince amaretti! A mix between a brulee, pannacotta and junket, the buttermilk pudding was set to just that delicate creamy consistency, mellowing out the sharp poached quince served on top and the quince amaretti were a revelation – warm, chewy, fruity, nutty….
Happily satiated and delirious on the multitude of flavours, gazing out at Wandsworth Common and sipping a 1979 armagnac whilst talking about travelling experiences was surely the best way to spend a cold Monday afternoon. Not to mention, catching up with familiar faces and getting tips from the sommelier on which vineyards one should visit in Argentina! Who wouldn't be happy – regardless of whether you're an old friend of Chez Bruce or a first-timer. The whole experience will have you racing back for more! Am I slightly biased? Maybe, but who needs bias when the facts are right there in front of you?! And with what is probably the most affordable and reasonably priced Michelin star restaurant in all of London, what else is there to question?
Food: 9
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Tigers find Trojans no easy pickings
Hall 2A baseball regional: Princeton 4, Mendota 3
PRINCETON — Owen Rossler staked the Princeton Tigers to an early lead over Mendota with a deep, two-run blast in the bottom of the first inning in Monday's regional opener at Prather Field.
That was the only time the Tigers felt at ease until the end of the game.
The Trojans played more like a 25-3 team than a 3-25, taking a 3-2 lead in the second and battling all the way before the Tigers regained the lead for good in the bottom of the sixth on a fielder's choice on the way to a 4-3 victory.
"I told the boys, this is a typical region playoff game. You think you're going to do better than you do, and you struggle, and fortunately we were able to come out on top," PHS coach Wick Warren said.
Mendota coach Aaron Sester said the Trojans were a much better team than their final 3-25 record, but their lack of pitching depth kept them from staying in games.
"I was honest with the guys. I told them nobody was going to respect you and everybody's going to be overlooking you," said Sester, a 2003 Mendota graduate and former Trojan. "You're the 10 seed, you have three wins. People think they're going to 10-run you. I think Princeton thought that coming in, and we earned that respect.
"We could have won the ballgame, but we didn't execute enough when we needed."
The Tigers (11-8) move on to play regional host Hall in Wednesday's semifinal play at Kirby Park in Spring Valley for a 4 p.m. first pitch. PHS battled the defending state champs to a 2-1 defeat in last year's regional finals.
"It's going to be tough, but if we bring our A game, it will be a good game. Fun to watch, for sure," Rossler said.
Rossler, who recently clubbed a long homer at LumberKings Stadium in Clinton, Iowa, brought his big bat home Monday. He launched a deep drive over the right-center field fence to send Tiger dad Craig Atkinson ducking for cover with courtesy runner Jamie Reinhardt on board to make it 2-0.
"It was a pitch up in the zone, and I took it the other way like we've been practicing lately. Just went over," Rossler said.
The Trojans didn't let the Tigers celebrate for long, scoring three runs in the top of the third.
Tiger starter Braden Murfin hit back-to-back batters, the first to load the bases, and the second to force home a run. A base hit by Ted Landgraft tied the game at 2, and Brayden Lindenmeyer beat out shortstop Beck Robbins' throw home on a fielder's choice to give the Trojans a 3-2 lead.
Noah Atkinson sent Rossler racing home with a base hit to tie the game 3-3 in the bottom of the fourth.
Princeton took the lead for good in the bottom of the sixth inning when Robbins beat second baseman Jose Escatel's throw home with the infield drawn in to put the Tigers up 4-3.
The Trojans threatened in the seventh, helped by two Tiger errors. Alex Figuerora hit safely and Sester was sending Andrew Casteneda hard around third, before throwing up the stop sign, knowing Tiger right fielder Ean Compton threw out another runner earlier in the game at third.
"My original thought was, 'I'm sending him no matter what, because he's one of our fastest runners. I was waving like Wendell Kim (former Cubs coach) over there," Sester said. "And then when the throw came in, I knew their right fielder had a pretty good arm. I'm pretty sure the first baseman had the ball at the mound when he was 10 feet off the bag and that's when I threw the brakes up. Luckily, they weren't expecting me to hold him, because he probably would have been out at third had the first baseman reacted better."
Conner Dickens, who pitched the final five innings in relief for the win, fanned Lindenmeyer to end the game.
• Notes: As they have throughout the season, the Trojans hung a No. 22 jersey in their dugout in memory of former Trojan and 2018 MHS grad Ben Bokus, who passed away this spring from cancer.


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Friday, April 25, 2008
The girls got their "game faces" on!! They all had the giggles for some reason tonight??
The answer was... "I passed gas in the car" no joke!!! I told her to find something from a "Diary Phrases" book and she settled on that one? :)
Ayaka reading her opinion about Internet "matchmaking" sites. They are effected by this topic and it was interesting to get their opinions in English.
Kohei decided to step it up a level on his own. "Click" the picture and look at the degree of difficulty between the entry on the left and the entry on the right. He is not on the top 10 but it looks like he will be. He decided to level-up on his own and that gets props from me!!!:)
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Own a HomeWell Franchise.
Whether you've had first-hand experiences or are new to the world of health and home care, HomeWell puts its 20 years of experience to work to help our franchise owners understand and master this rapidly expanding industry. The quality of tools, materials, resources and training we provide is unmatched by any other in-home care service provider.
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Inclusive of all taxes. Available for a minimum stay 3 nights rate on request.
High season from 16.05.2020 to 26.09.2020
1.540 Euro per week (max 3 people)
Low season from 04.04.2020 to 15.05.2020 and from 26.09.2020 to 31.10.2020
1.320 Euro per week (max 3 people)
Extra costs
Mid week cleaning and final cleaning 100 Euro per week
Refundable damage deposit to be paid in Euros on arrival: 300 Euro
Payment terms
Credit/debit cards are not accepted. 50% of total rental payable by bank transfer upon confirmation of booking. Final 50% of total rental payable 4 months before arrival
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We love wine. Red, white, rosé…we love it all. And while we are by no means experts, we have been to some pretty spectacular vineyards and wineries. In Temecula, we tried some of the best wine in California. In Valle de Guadalupe, we sipped delicious Mexican wine with sweeping views of green mountains.
Both of these memorable wine tasting experiences were dethroned during our wine tour in Bulgaria. It was an enlightening experience. Not only did we get to see first hand how wine is made, we also got to learn about Bulgaria's wine industry from the people who know it best: Bulgaria Wine Tours.
About Bulgaria Wine Tours
If you want to experience Bulgaria's winemaking industry firsthand, there's no better way than with Bulgaria Wine Tours. They offer both day and half-day tours, as well as tours in a private or group setting. So there's really something for everyone.
Bulgaria Wine Tours is run by Zina and Vasil, a couple who are very passionate about the wine industry. They first met because of their shared love of wine, and even married on a vineyard that we got to tour. Aww! We found their passion for wine very refreshing, and it even got us excited to learn more as well.
The tours are extremely well organized and informative. You'll learn about Bulgaria's growing wine industry, see first hand how wine is made, and get to try some delicious wine. And with door-to-door transportation service included, all you have to do is relax and enjoy the day.
One Day Wine Tour Itinerary
We did a one day wine tour, which includes tours and tastings at two wineries, plus lunch in between. The day starts at 10:00 AM, when Zina and Vasil arrived at our Airbnb in the Plovdiv City Center to pick us up for the day.
Zagreus Winery
The first winery that we went to was Zagreus Winery. It's about a 30 minute drive from downtown Plovdiv, located in the beautiful Bulgarian countryside. As our hosts described it, Zagreus is a medium-sized winery in Bulgaria.
The winery is beautiful, situated in a modern building with sweeping views of the vineyard. The tasting room has floor to ceiling windows, giving it a light and airy feel.
Zagreus is also one of the few wineries in Bulgaria that is entirely organic. No pesticides are used on the grapes at all. It was amazing hearing about how this winery is doing their part to create a more eco-friendly wine experience. Bravo!
We started our tour of the winery in the pavilion built at the top of the hill. It's a recent addition to Zagreus Winery, and gives visitors a little protection from the sun without obscuring the great views.
There are tables and chairs in the pavilion, perfect for a party. In fact, the winery had just hosted a party there the previous day. Bags of charcoal left out indicated a barbecue–we're jealous that we weren't invited!
From the pavilion, you can see a few small nearby villages. Every autumn when the grapes are ripe, Zagreus hires people from the local villages to come and hand-pick the grapes. It's a very time consuming process, with about 100 people picking the grapes for hours each day for about six weeks.
After that, we got to tour inside the winery where the wine is actually made. The chief winemaker at Zagreus, Tanya, explained how everything works from start to finish. She did an amazing job explaining to use how the whole process works.
This was probably our favorite part of the tour (other than the actual wine-tasting!). We had never actually seen where wine was made before. Understanding the amount of time and labor that goes into making wine gave us a newfound appreciation for winemaking!
Next up, we toured the room where the wine sits in barrels. They use a variety of different oak barrels, depending on which flavor and/or color they want the wine to have. The room has about 500 wine barrels in it at any given time.
When the wine is almost ready to be bottled, Tanya, the chief winemaker, is responsible for trying each and every barrel to make sure it meets the right standards. Sounds like a pretty awesome job, right?
Finally, the part we were waiting for…the wine tasting! We sat down at a table in the wine tasting room anxious to begin. A tasty platter of bread, cheese and pepperoni was set out, and our wine glasses were all ready to be filled.
First, a little background. The wine region of Bulgaria that we were in is called Western Thrace Wine Region. In this region of the country, the local wine specialty is called Mavrud. Made from the red Mavrud grapes grown in the region, Mavrud wine is definitely the variety to try when you're in Western Thrace. When in Rome…
We tried a variety of whites, reds, and rosé, but we have to say that the Mavrud wine was extra delicious. Maybe it's just because we were excited to try the wine that this region of Bulgaria was known for, but that wine was probably our favorite.
Since the second winery we were visiting was on the other side of Plovdiv, we decided to have lunch in the Plovdiv city center. Our hosts wanted us to try authentic Bulgarian food, which we were really excited about.
They took us to a restaurant called XIX Century. Since they are the ones who know Bulgarian food best, we told them to order for us. We're not picky and we love trying new things.
The food blew us away. Shopska salad (a Bulgarian specialty!), stuffed peppers and warm bread for an appetizer. Then, a delicious shared skillet of chicken, pork, potatoes and veggies for the main course. Yum!
It was wonderful having a long lunch and discussing Bulgarian customs and traditions. After a cup of coffee to wake us back up, we were ready to hit the road and head to our second winery.
Villa Yustina
Next up, it was time to head to our second and final winery of the day: Villa Yustina. This winery is about a 40 minute drive from Plovdiv, and it had a special meaning to our hosts Zina and Vasil. It's the very winery that they were married at!
Since it is obviously one of our hosts' favorite wineries, we were excited to see Villa Yustina for ourselves. The first thing that we noticed was how beautiful the location of the winery is. It is right on the outskirts of the Rhodopi Mountains in the small Ustina Village, so the views are gorgeous.
Villa Yustina is a growing winery. They are opening another winemaking facility in a few short months. They also have a hotel that was set to open a few weeks after our visit! It was great seeing a local winery doing so well.
The vineyards where Villa Yustina grows their grapes are a few kilometers from the tasting room. We were told it was extremely beautiful, so we hopped in the car to see the beautiful vineyard for ourselves.
The views didn't disappoint. The Rhodopi Mountains frame the vineyard, and you can even see the small villages off in the distance. We spent a few minutes here just enjoying the view and taking pictures. Then, it was time to head back to the winery.
We arrived back at Villa Yustina's tasting room, and both head wine makers were outside. It was great getting to meet them before we headed inside to tour the facilities.
The founder of Villa Yustina has an interesting story. He was working with steel long before he founded the winery. After years in the industry, he discovered he was pretty good at making winemaking machinery. That's why, as our tour guide Maria rightly pointed out, the glimmering steel machinery in the winemaking facilities at Villa Yustina look more like a showroom than an actual winemaking room.
At Villa Yustina, we also got to see their bottling plant. Once the wine is ready to be bottled, they bring it into this room. Here, the wine is bottled, labeled and sealed. Sometimes, it is capped with a cork and sometimes with a twist off top. This depends on if the wine can continue improving or not.
We were surprised how the entire winemaking process all happens here. In the U.S., oftentimes winemakers might outsource the bottling, or buy their grapes from other locations. Both wineries we visited owned the process from start to finish, which is very impressive.
Next up, the wine tasting! After seeing the immaculate facilities where Villa Yustina makes their wine, we were very excited to try the wine for ourselves. We started with a glass of bubbling rosé that was so delicious, we had to take a bottle home with us.
We tried a number of delicious wines, many of which with interesting flavors that we had never tried before. The chardonnay we tried was particularly interesting, because it was so different from the California chardonnays that we had tried. It tasted more like vanilla and honey than the Oaky flavor of a California chardonnay.
Throughout the tasting, Maria explained to us which flavors we might be smelling for each wine. She also listed some foods that would go well with each wine. We learned a lot about food and wine pairings, and can't thank the amazing team at Villa Yustina enough.
Final Thoughts
Wine tasting in Bulgaria is an experience we'll never forget. The passion that Zina and Vasil have for wine made it such a pleasure to spend the day at wineries. We learned a ton over the course of the day.
Overall, we would recommend this tour for anyone visiting Plovdiv. The wine is delicious and the insights that you get into the wine making process is truly unique. It's also a great way to see the more rural areas of Bulgaria surrounding Plovdiv.
Don't forget to check out our other posts on Bulgaria:
- 21 Amazing Things To Do in Plovdiv, Bulgaria
- 17 Things To Do in the Sofia, Bulgaria City Centre
- Sofia Nightlife Guide: Pub Crawl to Best Bars & Clubs
- How To Take The Train From Sofia to Plovdiv: Train Schedule, Cost & Everything You Need To Know
- 11 Best Restaurants in Plovdiv, Bulgaria
- Guide to Plovdiv's Flourishing Kapana District: What To See & Do
- The Ultimate Guide to Old Town in Plovdiv, Bulgaria
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What Accreditation Means:
To achieve the status of Accreditation general practices must adhere to a set of standards set out by the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP).
There are 15 Standards practices must meet in order to become Accredited –
these relate to a range of operational areas including :
- quality of service, communication, patient care, record keeping
- infection control, heath promotion
- and dedication to continuous improvement.
Accreditation is a voluntary three year process which practices undertake.
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Today Nathan and I banged and pried until we could get the armature out of the motor. The adapter hub is still attached, unfortunately. However, this lets us get a good look at the field coils. And it should be cheaper to ship in two pieces, instead of one insanely heavy piece.
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Friday night the Goshen RedHawks took on the Fort Wayne Northrop Bruins at Goshen High School in the 2nd round of the sectional play. The RedHawks lost to the Bruins 24-6.
Leading the offense for the RedHawks was Colin Turner. He passed for 164 yards and one touchdown. Andrew Pletcher had 104 yards receiving with a 64 yard touchdown catch. Bryant Grewe led the ground attack with 56 yards rushing.
Defensively for the RedHawks, Bryant Grewe led the way. He had 10 tackles, 2 interceptions, and a forced fumble. Kaleb Kilmer had a fumble recovery and 6 tackles. Isaac Sawatzky had11 tackles and 3 tackles for loss. Roman Schrock had 11 tackles. Duncan Green had 8 tackles and 2 tackles for loss.


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All: I absolutely agree with what Eric posted.
Will also add that I enjoyed what Tony Maynard wrote in the subject line of an email he sent me earlier with a link to the Economist article: "Breaking News- Wheel Invented." That is often exactly the way that I feel about Mokyr's work though I must say that his books have been magnificently documented so that there is a needed specificity to his arguments about cultural change. I have not yet read the most recent book but would imagine that it continues in his style.
For any who may be interested in pursuing the relationship of Mokyr's arguments to those of earlier Institutionalists, I will suggest my article "Clarence Ayres, Technology, Pragmatism and Progress," Cambridge Journal of Economics 34:1: January 2010:213-222.
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Hi Geoff,
Thanks for sharing -
I've been thinking lately about how we use culture as institutionalists. The popular political discussion refers to the culture wars, in the plural. I've been thinking we're simply trapped in The culture war,
Divergent economists struggling for the relevance of the concept of culture to the job of economic analysis.
Yes, there is the reductionist problem of using the concept of cultural as a universal determinant. In that way, the concept of culture suffers from the same problem as utility maximization, capable of explaining everything and nothing.
But if instead, we think about culture being the rules we use to set the rules, we can get a little closer to the level of understanding and framing that institutionalists usually feel comfortable with. Of course, there are rules for setting the rules, and even rules for breaking the rules. Perhaps what our society needs to do is understand and then break the rules that are used to break the rules.
Anyway, thinking about the significance of cultural analysis to various heterodox traditions, perhaps it would be useful to think of Marx's analysis as an early application of the concept of culture – the overdetermined super-structure that defines capitalism, I'm thinking fits that broader concept of culture. Perhaps there are plenty of Marxists that have already pointed this out, as suggested by the Post-modern Marxist work. In the Veblenian tradition, the pecuniary, predatory, and ceremonial aspects of social organization suggest a cultural matrix that is not always instrumentally purposeful. While technological elements are also embedded in this notion of culture and the rules for making the rules, conceptual constructs, etc.
In this way, I've always thought the reliance in economics on utilitarian and rational agent assumptions was actually a proposal for the assumption of supra-rationality – rational beyond any cultural framework or constraint. It suggests a universal and non-culturally relevant basis for analysis, which is the reason so many economists can claim to be scientists, value-free, etc, etc, etc. As institutionalists realize of course, the common language of economics has an imperial tone. We talk about efficiency as if there is no reason to ask the question – efficient for whom? Slavery was efficient? Feudalism? Marriage? Really?
Unfortunately for institutionalists, trapped in The Culture war with other economists, those least capable of admitting their own cultural pre-conceptions are also the most dogmatic defenders of the idea that such limitations don't exist. They are committed to the concept of a self that does not recognize it self as unique. Some naïve autism, to use that less diplomatic criticism of neoclassical economics.
Oh well. Waller was right. It's culture all the way down.
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Article from today's Economist.
A society's values and beliefs matter for its economy.
And cultural change can unlock the economic potential of people and ideas
Jul 25th 2019
Make america great again is more than text on a red cap. It is an argument about the nature of American success: one which President Donald Trump elaborated on in racist comments last week. On July 21st he questioned whether four Democratic congresswomen, all non-white, were "capable of loving our Country". The same day Stephen Miller, an adviser to Mr Trump, said the president's criticisms of America differed from those of his critics because he was defending the "principles of Western civilisation". The comments seemed to imply that American greatness is built on a cultural inheritance that some people cannot access, whether born in America or not.
Cultural arguments once loomed large in explanations of the ways in which countries differed economically and politically. Economists mostly abandoned such reasoning in the 20th century, not only because it provided cover for racists but also because of its lack of explanatory power. In 1970 Robert Solow, a Nobel prizewinner, quipped that attempts to explain growth with variables such as culture generally ended up "in a blaze of amateur sociology". This position is changing, however, and not before time. A better grasp of how cultures work may be needed to understand modern political economy.
The responsible intellectual use of cultural arguments begins with clear terminology. In "A Culture of Growth", published in 2016, Joel Mokyr, an economic historian at Northwestern University, describes culture as "a set of beliefs, values, and preferences, capable of affecting behaviour, that are socially (not genetically) transmitted and that are shared by some subset of society". Economists typically treat rational self-interest as the lodestar of human behaviour. But Mr Mokyr recognises that acquired social codes also influence individual choices, and thus broader economic activity. Culture is not immutable, as those who ascribe countries' diverging fates to deep-rooted cultural attributes often suggest. It evolves as the ideas and influence of different groups shift.
Cultural evolution is essential to the thesis of "A Culture of Growth", which attempts to explain why sustained growth began where and when it did. Mr Mokyr says that factors often credited with kick-starting industrialisation—such as capital accumulation and the cost and supply of certain kinds of labour—may be necessary but are not sufficient. The true catalyst was a continent-wide evolution in beliefs. In Europe between the 16th and 18th centuries, a group of intellectuals often called the "Republic of Letters" groped their way towards a bold new view of nature and knowledge. Francis Bacon, an English intellectual and early contributor to the movement, thought that through disinterested and open inquiry, nature's secrets could be understood and then manipulated to the benefit of humankind. Such views helped nurture the Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment, but also percolated through society, influencing behaviour. Once the notion became widespread that objective knowledge was possible and could be used to improve people's lives, the emergence of self-sustaining economic growth was near-inevitable.
In a recent essay Enrico Spolaore of Tufts University writes that Mr Mokyr's ideas show how economists might make better use of culture. He does not simply argue that Europe industrialised first because of a particular European cultural way of being. Rather, he identifies a specific cultural change—the rise of an evidence-based, humanistic approach to scientific inquiry—which led to a shift in behaviour that enabled industrialisation. He contrasts this with, for example, China, where rationalistic schools of philosophy such as Mohism were eclipsed in intellectual circles by tradition-venerating Confucianism. China's fate is not down to something inherent in Chinese culture. Rather, history unfolded one way in one place, and another in another.
Mr Spolaore has deployed cultural arguments in his own research. In work with Romain Wacziarg of the University of California, Los Angeles, he studied how cultural barriers within Europe created social distance, which impeded the flow of ideas and practices. Fertility control, which contributed to a falling birth rate in France in the early 19th century, before anywhere else, spread first to places that had close cultural and linguistic links to France. The reason to consider such cultural factors, Mr Spolaore argues, is that modern economic phenomena often cannot be explained without them. An account of the Industrial Revolution that omitted cultural shifts would be less useful and informative. And imagine trying to explain the labour-market fortunes of women and racial minorities over the past century solely as the outcome of individual decisions made on the basis of rational self-interest.
A clash of civilisations
On reflection, it seems obvious that cultural change can unlock the economic potential of people and ideas, with history-altering results. Such shifts matter for reasons other than their effect on gdp. Evolving norms that allow women, ethnic minorities, immigrants, and gay and transgender people to play full roles in society not only boost growth but reduce human suffering. But because these shifts matter economically, the dismal science needs a better understanding of when and how cultures change—especially now.
Despite Mr Trump's trade war, America's longest-ever expansion rolls along. But as Trump admirers at a political rally demand that Ilhan Omar, a Somali refugee and naturalised American citizen who is now a congresswoman from Minnesota, be "sent back", it is worth thinking harder about the broader nature of Mr Trump's economic influence. Mr Spolaore, listing the social norms that became a part of Mr Mokyr's "culture of growth", includes "tolerance of heterodox views, rigorous standards based on proofs and reproducible experiments, and positive attitudes towards openness, collaboration and disclosure". These norms shaped behaviour, which enabled progress. But cultures change.
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Sapiens International Corporation, (NASDAQ and TASE: SPNS), a leading global provider of software solutions for the insurance industry, with a growing presence in the financial services sector, today announced that Iconica Business Services Limited (Iconica), an FCA authorized company owned jointly by Congregational & General Insurance plc (CGI) and Integra Insurance Solutions Ltd. (Integra), has selected the Sapiens IDIT Insurance Suite as the company's new core insurance system for its general lines of business.
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Linkin Park - The Hunting Party
Linkin Park - The Hunting Party (2014) Warner Bros
Produced by Mike Shinoda / Brad Delson / Rob Cavallo
Tracks : 1.Keys to the kingdom 2.All for nothing 3.Guilty all the same 4.The summoning 5.War 6.Wastelands 7.Until it´s gone 8.Rebellion 9.Mark the graves 10.Drawbar 11.Final masquerade 12.A line in the sand
4 out of 5
I must confess that I wasn´t much of a fan of Linkin Park´s electronic oriented albums between 2007-2012 at first but I have changed my mind, I recently listened to all their albums and now I have a 2nd opinion and I really like how they have developed their sound from their enormous numetal debut to the experimental modern rock sound of the previous album "Living things" from 2012.
They always put out no.1 albums and their 6th studio offering "The hunting party" will be no exception, because they know what the fans want and they keep giving it to them.
This time around, LP rocks harder than they´ve done in a long time and I think it´s a smart move.
I´m certainly joining this hunting party.
Highlights : Final Masquerade, Rebellion, Wastelands, Until it´s gone
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Scored for Lewes on his debut yesterday.
Always liked his effort on the odd occasion when he played for us but not allowed enough game time in my opinion.
Never mind, our loss is Lewes gain.
Ilic wasn't getting a game due to being below Hady, Danny, Carty, Isaiah amongst others last season. I believe he left of his own volition. With the addition of Nebay, Omari returning and the emergence of Shamal as a really good option, I think he would have found it even more difficult to get a game this season. I think it's not so much "our loss" and more the player recognising that he would have required a bit of patience in order to play regularly in the first team.
As I understand "Besty" I think he had a falling out with Ashley regarding his non playing and this led to him leaving.
He's been to 2 or 3 pre-season games. So the fall out can't have been too bad. He was obviously keen to play. Think there will be a few this year that will have to be patient. I'm finding it difficult to see our starting XI. Keep leaving out players that could easily start!!
I'm intrigued to see who starts on Saturday. Think only the following are nailed-on; Shaw, DMG, Daryl. Sol, probably, but there's been that many playing in defence in the preseason, it's hard to know!
Agree. I haven't really got a clue either! Seems like it could be any if about 25! I would have Hamlin partnering Sol at the back - just for the experience they would add.
I think Bassett is probably a firm starter too. But agreed, outside of those 4 or 5 players, it's a real toss up.
During the last couple of weeks our midfield & defensive situation has been weakened considerably by the loss of Saidou & Lexus so I think it was quite important that by the time of the last couple of friendlies we should have been fielding our likely first team line up rather than having numerous mix & match options.I still feel confident about this season but I would just say that if it is intended to base our central defence & right wing back options around Sol P. B. & Dean Hamlin,I think this would be a mistake.
I dont think we'll see either of Sol or Dean at RWB- Ajani will be back soon (hopefully), plus we have Joel Vian there, amongst others. You're right- the wing back positions were played about with a lot in the pre season- even Shamal played there, from memory.... no idea the make up of the final centre half options, but Hakim played there a fair bit in pre season and looked good imo, there was a fella called Murray on trial, and another lad (Daly?) who signed. Think we have enough for the time being...
Saidou is a loss, but Kyrique is a quality player and Didi Castanho played at 10 and looked good. With DMG signing on for the season ahead (hopefully) and Daryl sticking around too, think we do have options in midfield.
Forgot about Daly, think he'll start at one of the CB spots.
We may end up playing 3 CBs...Daly, Sol and Dean, with the new right wing back (George?) and maybe Alex Felipe at LWB. Both will be required to get up and down the pitch as WBs. Ajani definitely starts when fit in my opinion.
I think we'll then having DMG and Daryl in central midfield, with a 10 just in front.
Then I can imagine it'll be Bassett and Naby H up top.
5-3-2 or a 3-5-2 depending on how you look at it!
I think Bassett would do a good job at wing back. He's got a good engine. People tend to think that a wing back is a defender who can get forward a bit, but I quite like to see an attack minded player there.
Thoughts take me to the Hayes and Yeading game!! Not a great audition for him to play wing back.
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Thoughts take me to the Hayes and Yeading game!! Not a great audition for him to play wing back.
Agree there! Don't think tackling and tracking back are his strengths. Much better when going in the direction of the opponent's goal.
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Favorite Traditions to Prepare for Easter
Easter and Christmas are my favorite holidays because I'm able to celebrate the birth and resurrection of my Savior. Easter is especially sacred since it is the time to remember, reflect, and commemorate the sacrifice of Jesus to redeem a lost and depraved world. Yes, I should recognize these events all year long, but the week of Easter is a perfect opportunity for concerted endeavors to draw closer to the One who gave everything that I might live.
Over the years I've developed some favorite traditions to prepare my heart for Easter that I'd love to encourage you to implement:
- Study passages each day from Mark 14-16 and John 12-20 as they relate to Jesus' activities during His final week.
- Read Adam Hamilton's book 24 Hours that Changed the World.
- Spend Thursday evening, which was the Last Supper, in repentance and conduct a private communion ceremony in remembrance.
- Perform an act of service for someone else in response to Jesus washing the feet of the disciples.
- View the Easter meditation It's Friday, but Sunday's Comin'on YouTube, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRiIpsbJW8o.
- Watch The Passion of the Christ.
- Spend Saturday in a mood of sorrow for our sin, but gratitude for what Jesus endured in death to save us
- Awaken at sunrise on Easter morning to celebrate by listening to Arise My Love by NewSong
By preparing my heart for the holiday, it gives me a bird's-eye perspective on the week leading up to the empty tomb. These traditions always churn many emotions as I visualize witnessing the events that changed the world.
- I watch Jesus entering Jerusalem on a donkey, surrounded by a rejoicing crowd shouting and waving palm fronds.
- Peeking into the last supper, I observe Him washing the feet of the disciples and peering into the eyes of Judas.
- I listen to His anguished prayers as He submits to God's will in the Garden of Gethsemane with tears pouring down His face.
- In sadness, I witness the kiss of betrayal, the arrest, the desertion of His closest friends, and the crowing of the rooster as Peter runs in shame.
- With horror, I flinch at the trials, beatings, scourging, and the painful trek up the hill to Golgotha.
- I watch in grief as they nail my Savior to the cross amid the mocking people and guards gambling for His robe.
- His voice rips at my heart as He cries out to God and then utters His last words.
- I follow the footsteps of Joseph of Arimathea while he claims the body of Christ, wraps Him in spices, lays Him in the tomb, and rolls the stone to seal the opening.
- Every part of me aches as God is silent while His son remains wrapped in linen in the grave.
- But soon my soul begins to sing because I observe Peter and John racing to the tomb to discover it's empty.
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BURNLEY boss Sean Dyche believes the success of his current club and that of his former team Watford prove their is more than one way to be a hit in the Premier League.
The Clarets finished seventh last season to qualify for the Europa League with a financial model built on consistency and living within their means.
Dyche has been at Burnley more than six years and the club stuck with him after relegation from the top flight in 2015 and were rewarded with promotion a year later.
While Burnley are in a relegation battle this term, beginning the weekend three points clear of the bottom three, there is no sense of panic around Turf Moor.
Watford, who the Clarets visit on Saturday, have had nine managers since axing Dyche in 2012 and have a high player turnover, but have become an established Premier League side and are currently in seventh place.
And Dyche feels the successes of both clubs proves there is no one size fits all way of running a club.
"I don't think there are right or wrongs, fans will have their view, media will have their view and owners will have their view as well. At the end of the day everybody wants some form of success," he said.
"That is what fans wants so most Watford fans will go with it.
"The club is a radical shift from when I was there, absolutely chalk and cheese, from a community club built on the community to now built on a model, but it has worked so I don't think that there can be any other debate point than to win or be successful in whatever form that success is. For them it is Premier League football and for us it is Premier League football, Europe in this case for us but winning it? Doubt it, highly improbable. In that respect then they have done exactly what they set out to do and probably more than what they set out to do."
Dyche was the first managerial casualty of the Pozzo family reign at Vicarage Road and admits he didn't foresee quite the change that has taken place since.
"I think they had a model, when I was there I had to do my due diligence on who was coming in to own the club and they had a model at previous clubs which said they were not going to relent with it.
"They had made it work at other clubs for quite a long period, they had a couple of situations that had been a big challenge and hadn't quite worked but generally, particularly Udinese of course.
"They had a history of loads of managers and kept shaking the shaker and see which are the golden nuggets stay in there.
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Thanks to a lot of input from various quarters, wxWidgets Code Exchange has
undergone some considerable cosmetic surgery, and the operation has proven
largely beneficial.
Notably, a navigation bar has been added to appropriate pages and the
(somewhat tedious) verbage at the top of the home page has been moved to an
about page. Entry interface is now much cleaner.
New on the block is the RSS feed. Now you can keep track of changes from your
browser/feed reader/email client.
A quick 'Cheat Sheet' for RegEx reference has been added. The link to it pops
up whenever invalid RegEx patterns for searches are entered.
Also, a lot of existing functionality has been enhanced and some potential
problem areas identified and dealt with.
Just more effort toward making getting code downloads quick and easy!
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ANN: The Operation was a Success! But the Doctor Died!
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Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Limited (NLNG), and E. A. Temile and Sons Company Limited, have sealed an agreement for the construction of a new liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) vessel to boost supply to domestic market. E. A. Temile and Sons Company is a wholly Nigerian company, under a contract with Hyundai Mipo Dockyard, South Korea.
According to NLNG, the new LPG vessel will boost volume and availability of cooking gas as well as consolidate the company's contributions to deepen the domestic LPG industry and increase consumption of the clean gas. The new LPG vessel will be built under a contract with Hyundai Mipo Dockyard, South Korea and chartered to NLNG.
At a contract signing ceremony between E.A Temile and Sons Limited and Hyundai Mipo Dockyard in London, NLNG Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Tony Attah, remarked that the signing ceremony was ground-breaking for NLNG because it supports the company's aspiration, firstly, to further help develop the domestic LPG market and promote the growth of indigenous companies and Nigeria's economy.
Attah said: "NLNG remains the single largest supplier of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) over 50 per cent in Nigeria and looks to enable its expansion in future. We produce the LPG in our plant in Bonny, Rivers State, and transport it by sea to Lagos from where it is distributed to every part of the country. This assures the product availability, accessibility, and affordability which are central to us as a company. NLNG's domestic LPG intervention scheme aligns with its business focus of bringing energy to the world and helping to build a better Nigeria.
"A World Health Organisation (WHO) report on Household Air Pollution and Health published in May 2018, affirmed that about four million people die prematurely annually from illness attributable to air pollution from inefficient cooking practices, using solid fuels and kerosene. And local data suggest that about 100,000 women and children die in Nigeria annually from the same causative factors. We believe that the expansion and strengthening of the domestic LPG market can help to stem this tide in Nigeria."
On NLNG's contribution to Nigerian Content, he said: "We work closely with the Nigeria Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) to ensure compliance with the Nigeria Oil and Gas Industry Content Development (NOGICD) Act 2010, consequent upon which we signed a Business to Business Service Level Agreement (SLA) with in June 2017, the first of its kind in the relationship between the oil and gas industry operators and NCDMB in Nigeria.
"Examples of our Nigeria Content initiatives implementation include BGT Plus Project where over 80,000 metres of cable, manufactured in Nigeria by Nexans Kabelmetal, as well as 9,000 pieces of anodes, produced by Metec WA, were exported to South Korea for utilization in the construction of 6 new Dual Fuel Diesel Engines (DFDE) LNG carriers.
"PCMN/Berger Paints Nigeria Limited exported over 400,000 litres of Paints and Coatings and IO Furniture/Vina produced and exported movable furniture to South Korea, all for the construction of the LNG carriers. In addition, Nigerians were involved in the project at the Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) and Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) shipyards in South Korea.
"The benefitting indigenous companies, some of whom were exporting their products for the very first time, earned revenues in excess of $10 million and international reputation as exporting companies. All these are testaments that great things can truly happen once we set our minds to achieve them. Same way, we believe and are working assiduously towards achieving the final investment decision (FID) for NLNG Train 7, which in addition to raising our LNG production capacity by 36%, from 22,000 million tonnes per annum to 30,000 million tonnes per annum, also has capacity for 1.0 MTPA in the DLPG market," he said.
Also at the ceremony, Executive Secretary, Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board, Simbi Kesiye Wabote, said the signing ceremony was a manifestation of the local content journey in the LPG sector, adding: "I commend NLNG for this bold endorsement of our local capacities and capabilities. It is certainly a confidence building move across board and I expect several operators and service providers to get inspirations from this milestone event and see the possibilities in our local content practice rather than the difficulties."
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Who participates and who doesn't? Adapting community participation model for developing countries
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In developing countries, the idea of community participation has been advocated largely by development scholars and practitioners inspired by western-based models. Such prescriptions for community participation focus largely on institutional reforms while ignoring social, political and psychological factors that also affect individuals' propensity to participate in the planning processes. Theoretical models that explain citizens' participation in the planning processes found in the extant literature do not adequately reflect the widespread realities of developing countries. Moreover, prior studies suggest that only few citizens, irrespective of diverse socio-economic background, have interest in participating in the planning process. Traditional participation spectrum views participation from a citizen activist's perspective and is, perhaps, sceptical of participation choices generated within current political context. In this article, it is contended that the rational decision-making employed by citizens in determining whether or not to be involved in the planning process defines the spectrum of participation. Reporting on a case study of the megacity – Dhaka – this article seeks to develop a community participation model that represents participants' realities as well as their aspiration to engage in decision-making and reflects the reasons for public apathy on participation. The empirical study identifies a range of social, political and psychological factors affecting an individual's attitude towards participation. These include an individual's lack of awareness, involvement in informal networks, discouraging perceptions about participation outcomes and most notably, lack of trust in the planning system. Citizens tend to avoid engaging in formal participation processes as the prevalent parallel system based on informal transactions with political leaders is perceived to be more effective than the formal planning system.
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A German unlabeled violin of good quality. The sound is slightly darker with warmth and richness behind it. The violin will easily produce a focused and clear tone, even with light bowing. The beautiful light and golden-brown varnish provides an attractive, brilliant appearance. Overall, the instrument is in pristine condition and is an excellent example of fine German craftsmanship.
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How to protect our planet earth really
from the wrath of every natural calamity?
Can we do something to get rid of this reality?
These maybe the questions on our reflections usually.
This year, starting January
through second quarter and presently,
people continue to suffer every tragedy
that devastates every country.
If you can still recall clearly
we started our New Year sadly
when mudslides hit California in January
killing more or less twenty,
destroying more than 300 structures suddenly.
Then, during the month of February,
a 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit Taiwan so quickly,
leaving 17 dead bodies in seconds only
resulting in damages of over $21 million reportedly.
Also, from February nineteen up to twenty three,
Ohio witnessed the worst floods in 20 years history.
On that same month, earthquake hit Papua New Guinea
causing damage of over $61 million property.
Dust storm – deadly!
Above picture, as we can see
dust storm hit India in May seriously.
Leaving over 125 dead bodies instantly,
uprooting every strong tree
and cutting off electricity
in various parts of the country.
Also, on May 17 of this year unfortunately,
a tornado also ripped thru western Germany
damaging houses with full intensity
and a number of casualty.
Volcano – Eruption and lava flow
Another one recorded in Hawaii,
the eruption of Kilauea volcano abruptly
and this began on may three.
As monitored, the seismic activity
has reached 8 weeks of lava flow continuously
which destroyed dozens of structure in the country.
On the following month, June three
was the eruption at Mount Fuego, Guatemala unexpectedly
With the death toll reaching up to thirty
And over two million people were affected, some with injury.
Worst floods in India.
Beginning in 15 august 2018 as we can recall,
severe floods affected Kerala, India due to rainfall.
Recorded as its worst flooding in nearly a century
Over 483 died, 14 missing & at least 1M were evacuated immediately.
Here comes September which considered by many
as the most tragic month definitely.
There was hurricane Florence in Carolina
and at least 16 tornadoes in Virginia.
32 people have been killed in these phenomena.
Typhoon and landslides in the Philippines
Philippines has been in grief presently
due to series of recent tragedy.
Some regions are under "state of calamity"
which is common in this country yearly.
It started with typhoon Ompong on September fourteen
destroying homes like a wrecking machine.
More than P2 billion of damage to schools alone.
Inflicted damages to agriculture worth around p26 billion
most are in Central and Northern part of Luzon.
It registered a death toll of a hundred nearly
according to the latest tally.
Most are from Cordillera with more than sixty.
Estimated amount of damage has reached over P16B.
But it didn't stop there sadly.
Twin landslides occurred separately
in Itogon, Benguet and Naga, Cebu respectively.
Dozens are missing from this mining community
and those who are living in that area of quarry.
Yes, all of these are caused by natural catastrophe
but, can't we not be blamed of these partly?,
We had been warned to stay away and close these repeatedly,
but still chose to give these businesses priority!
A message to ponder
As we tend to look around
trees now can be seldom found,
They're supposed to shed us from the sun
and protect us from floods and any harm.
But what have we done?
The emergence of every calamity
thus has a message for us clearly.
These remind us of our responsibility
to protect our planet earth closely!


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User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.1a) Gecko/20020611
Description of problem:
After deteting Graphics Card and mouse Type the X server starts. I get to see
the Red hat Logo. After a few seconds the installer drops back to Console with a
system Error 2 No such File or directory.
Anaconda gives some error messages about make Device Inode, iutil.py and isys.py
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1.insert Boot Disk
2.start installation
Actual Results: installation crashes
Expected Results: installation should continue
Additional info:
I got theses Errors on the first release of Limbo. Error continues on Limbo 2.
Console Fallback gives these errors:
File "usr/bin/anaconda", line 625, in ?
iutil.makeDriveDeviceNodes ()
File "usr/lib/anaconda/iutil.py", line 420, in makeDriveDeviceNodes
isys.makeDevInode(drive, "/dev/%s" %
File "usr/lib/anaconda/isys.py", line 257, in makeDeviceInode
_isys.mkdevinode (name,fn)
System Error: (2, 4No such File or directory `)
I boot with Limbo provided boot disk image from LS-120 Drive.
System is Running RH 7.3 already.
System contains Scsi and IDE HDDs
Does the installer work if you run it with 'linux text'?
No ! Text installer gives the same error message after Probing Gfx Card, Monitor
and Mouse.
Jeremy you've booted from the ls-120 with no problems right?
Yes. What specific scsi controller do you use and exactly which drive device
nodes do you have?
The SCSI Card is an adaptec 2940 (the old one) PCI. The following drives are
Toshiba XM-6401TA CDRom Drive
Yamaha CDR8824S CD/RW Drive
Pioneer DVD305S DVD-ROM (no patched Firmware or anything like that; RPC-2 if
that info is important)
The installtion is done from the Toshiba drive as it is the first one on the
SCSI-BUS and i can4t make the installer use another Drive.
by the way i use an ordinary hd Floppy Disk not LS-120 Media for installation.
Dunno if that was clear.
But the Disk is in the LS-120 as there are no Floppy Disk Drives installed on my
Please put the attached isys.py file onto a ext2 formatted floppy and boot with
the command line
linux updates
when it dies please switch to VC3 (cntl-alt-f3) and let me know what the last 10
lines on that screen are. It should be something in the form of:
* In makeDevInode -> hdd /dev/hdd
except the devices will probably be different.
Created attachment 71024 [details]
isys.py with debugging info
Problem is that the installer doesn4t identify my ls 120 as fd0
so .. unable to mount floppy
Floppy Timeout
end_request I/O Error , dev 02:00 (floppy) , sector 0
Floppy0: Sensei repl[0]=70 repl[1]=0
I tried to mount the drive manually but there is no /dev/hdd
also i dont know where to mount it ;)
Tell me how to mount the drive or tell me how to make the installer mount it
Ok this is probably a dupe of bug 70842.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 70842 ***
This Bug is imho not a dupe of 70842
I replaced the LS-120 with an ordinary Floppy drive and removed all cables from
the LS-120
Still anaconda crashes with the same error.
I forgot to mention that i am running 2 systems.
Both of them with LS-120.
One System has no SCSI devices or controllers. Limbo installs fine from the LS-120
The other System has as mentioned SCSI devices and Controller. Ananconda crashes.
If you put the isys.py added as an attachment here on an ext2 formatted floppy
and boot with 'linux updates' what inode is it trying to make right before it
ok here we go ..
Actually there was no evidence of making any inodes. There was no output
concerning any inodes.
The only thing that changed was the error message:
File "/usr/bin/anaconda", line 70, in ?
import signal, traceback, string, isys, iutil, time
File "/tmp/updates/isys.py", line 508, in ?
bind_textdomain_codeset =_isys.bind_textdomain_codeset
Attribute error: `module` object has no attribute `bind_textdomain_codeset`
To clarify: At this point no LS 120 was installed on this system
neither were any error messages concerning any inodes displayed on any Consoles.


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What is a trend, by the way? According to the TrendsObserver, trends are changes that typically occurs across a large numbers of consumers. And therefore created by changes in political, economic, social-cultural and technological environments. A trend will no be in the past, but as a prediction of something that will happen and somehow accepted by the population in general...
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