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Skip to comments.MetMom Serious Prayer Need--EATING threatened [Update @560]
Posted on 08/21/2010 9:18:48 PM PDT by Quix
Metmom has had allergies and food allergies her entire life. In the last few years they have gotten steadily and progressively worse. Foods have been dropping out of her diet until she reached the point she is at now and can only eat rice, chicken, lamb, and venison. Anything else causes her to react rather destructively, debilitatingly.
The problem is that the repeated continual exposure to the few remaining foods, could lead to a sensitivity to those as well, which has just happened to two foods she had been safely eating since October.
There are options for nutrition should she start to react to all foods, but they are used only in the most dire situations. She's concerned about reaching that point--and frankly has been feeling more than a little discouraged by all such.
She has undergone extensive medical testing which has all been inconclusive. Almost everything comes back normal or negative, and the few things that she does test positive for arent what causes her the most problems.
She is attempting to get into a regional medical center for more specialized medical evaluation to see if they can determine the cause and possible treatment, if any exists.
She has been prayed for and anointed numerous times over the years, however, she would appreciated continued prayer for complete healing.
PLEASE UNDERSTAND HER PLIGHT with as much empathy as you can. She's been through a 1,001 suggestions and tried a LOT of different things. She's been through the Henry Wright seminar and prayers extensively. I don't think she is quite up to handling any more suggestions currently. Those who've been through such can understand such a feeling. She just greatly would appreciate your understanding and PARTICULARLY YOUR CARING PRAYERS.
This summary is per my understanding and might be stated somewhat differently were she writing it herself. I believe she'd affirm the truth of what I've said but these are essentially my words.
Prayers up.
Oh, mmom. Hon, may the Good Lord hold you in the hollow of His Hand.
I hope you claim healing in Christ's Holy Name.
Prayers for metmom's healing and restoration.
Prayers Up.
I can offer no suggestions, nothing but my prayers for metmom. What a wonderful sister in Christ! metmom, you are in our prayers and may God wrap you in His healing love. May His grace shine to light your way and may His peace surround you in your time of need. Amen
prayers for some answers...
dearest metmom, you have my prayers.
Prayers up. I hope you find the answers you need!
I pray for a COMPLETE healing, both physical and otherwise. May the Lord be with you and provide that healing.
prayers for you metmom
I will certainly join in prayer for MetMom, that a resolution of this problem be found soon.
I am joined in earnest prayer for you, dear sister in Christ!
Thanks, Quix, for starting the thread. Logan's Prayer Warriors were FRmailed...
metmom...we ARE praying for you!!!!
Will be Praying and will let Our Church know in AM. You are such a help and Blessing, and We need you here and We will remind Him of that when We Pray
One I don't think we discussed is the absence of lgE antibodies. If you don't produce that type (which cause "inflamation") your immune system is going to produce others in response to various proteins, etc. Those other antibodies could be far more devastating than the lgE.
It's worth a test.
One you can use is to test for Celiac because it's based on the idea that an elevated lgE level is demonstrably related to Gluten intolerance ~ and they can then do a biopsy to confirm that it causes intestinal damage.
Obviously if you take that test and have no lgE antibodies at all, that's your problem ~ not strictly Celiac.
This is pretty much an hereditary deal and it's restricted to the Eastern Sa'ami (and their descendants worldwide ~ thanks to the whale trade ~ fishing industry ~ and the need to cut down trees).
I worry about it enough that any time I encounter any food that causes the slightest problem I review everything I ate to see if it was wheat gluten, or that new food. If it's not gluten, I give up the new food.
My diet is getting limited, but thanks be to God I cannot eat sheep meat because, lo and behold, I inherited that Sa'ami trait that says sheep really stink. So my final diet will undoubtedly be limited to potato chips and rice.
Note that I don't think this problem is at all a laughing matter ~ but when the Lord deals you a deck that says "Unto you I give reindeer meat and lingonberries" you accept that and move on.
Frankly, if you haven't tried it, check out ostrich ~ it has a very high iron content (of biologically digestible and necessary iron compounds) and can help fight back at the anemia that comes with these limited diets. The meat tastes great and is a real break from chicken ~
Prayers up!
Prayers up!
Prayers for her health.
I truly hope that MetMom finds the answer soon.
I know what it's like to have problems eating.
I spent 3 years living on an anti-allergen diet.
Didn't really fix things permanently.
Prayers and peace for her.
Prayers lifted, for time and for healing. May God let shine the light of understanding upon the medical staff, so that they may find answers and solutions.
God bless.
There are so many things we take for granted in life.
Prayers for Metmom.
LORD, we humbly ask you in Jesus' name, to heal Metmom and give her strength.
I had a friend to whom this happened a number of years ago...on a lark, she went and saw an acupuncturist and in no time was back to eating anything and everything...you may wish to explore this avenue.
Prayers for healing solution.
Prayers for MetMom!
Prayer said.
Metmom, my family also suffers from difficulties relating to food. My mom just spent four months in the hospital on a pic line, so I have some understanding of how you feel. Some days it is so discouraging, and you wonder if you'll ever figure out what is really going on.
We are praying for you and just keep holding on, to Him who shared all our pain and sorrows, and loves us with an everlasting love.
As I type this I bring your needs before Him, asking Him to give you wisdom, peace, and healing.
Father, we lift up Metmom and all her family, and ask her to give her abundantly whatever she needs.
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Am praying...
More prayers for Metmom. Even though you suggested new ideas were not what was needed right now, maybe something might turn up, should she want to scan down the thread.
Sometimes prayers are answered in unusual ways, maybe God will guide someone to post something that might be helpful.
Prayers for answers for metmom! I can only imagine the frustration. And I can imagine all the advice that leads to no where. The Lord's healing hand may be the only answer. But, I will risk one more suggestion. Mary Ruth Swope a born again believer and physician wrote on the Green Leaves of Barley. In her book she talks about how young Barley leaves are a cleanser and healing herb for many toxifying conditions in the body. Also Barley was an important grain offering of first fruits unto the Lord in the Old Testament.
The Bible declares barley leaves to be Gods champion food creation the most perfect and complete of all foods. Leviticus 23:9-11 (offerings had to be perfect!)
Prayers up.
Best of luck to you.
I've had skin prick testing, RAST testing, colonoscopy, endoscopy, been tested for celiac, Candida allergies, mastocytosis (not the bone marrow test), eosinophilic gastroenteritis, and a bunch of other things I've never heard of. Almost of which has come back negative or normal. What does show a test reaction, does not correlate with my reactions. I don't react much to most of the things that do show positive.
My allergist has suggested that my reactions are through another mechanism that is not the typical allergic response pathway. The issue is trying to figure out what that is and if there is anything that can be done about it, or if I face the prospect of starving to death.
One FReeper some time ago, suggested I get tested for Mast Cell Activation Disorder and I am presently pursuing that avenue with my allergists encouragement. I've submitted a request to be evaluated at a regional medical center that does cutting edge research on it and am waiting to see if I qualify. Apparently, they are quite busy and can't take just anybody who comes along.
I also react to foods which are high in histamine, which indicates a different kind of issue. I am react and break out badly to all vegetables and most fruits, many of which are not high in histamine, so I think that there's more than one thing going on here.
I am also fighting a chronic oral thrush infection that I got from being on anti-biotics a couple years ago for a bad throat infection. It doesn't seem to have ever cleared up completely although I fight it constantly. The least little increase in carbs or sugar and I'm done.
These food reactions have been a lifelong thing to varying degrees, but usually quite manageable. It's only within the last 15 years that it's started its downward spiral with ground lost and never gained back.
*sigh* I feel your pain.....
I would love to be able to thank you all personally for your prayers and support, but am overwhelmed at the sheer number of responses. So, thank you from the depths of my heart and please, if you think of it, keep muawiyah in your prayers as well. We're in much the same boat. Only now I can't eat potatoes chips any more. Potatoes are one of the two foods which recently dropped out of my diet. Other other was oats, which I did learn to like.... somewhat....
Eating the same thing for every meal for months on end does get rather tedious.
I've had ostrich, BTW. A supermarket which we lived near once carried it and it is excellent. We really liked it, but there wasn't enough demand for it and the supplier quit carrying it. It'd pass for a fine cut of beef any say, for those who are interested.
Thanks all.
Yeah. Like eating......
Until it's gone.
Prayers for Metmom's health.
Prayers for total healing, and guidance.
I never heard of a pic line before. What's that?
I hope it isn't what my allergist was referring to the other day as a last resort kind of thing.
Is that intravenous nutrition?
Barley is one thing I do test allergic to, although I'm not sure why as it was never really a part of my diet. But I tried a small bit anyway.
Never again. Not worth the consequences.
Lord, please allow MetMom to heal of these terrible allergies. Allow her to eat all the foods she has missed so long. Let her also feel the nourishment of your peace and love. May her recovery be speedy and complete. I ask this in Jesus' name. Amen
I had these types of reactions, mostly the breaking out, since I was an infant.
Stress can aggravate allergic responses, that is true, so mental attitude can play a role in the severity of the reaction.
However, the problem is, I will be going along, happily eating something that has hitherto been safe, and within a couple weeks, I am clearly reacting to it and it goes on the don not eat list.
Prayers for you two ladies.
Do you eat a lot of honey, by any chance? Especially local to your environment?
Pour Out upon our Sister the blood of Righteousness and Healing Bring forth your Spirit to dwell within her own and make her whole once again ....
With your Salvation and Sacrifice lord we Believe and Receive this Blessing for our Sister ....
I can't any more.
Local honey has helped mr. mm tremendously. Even my allergist recommends eating it. He says it really does work although not quite as good as his shots :)
But for those who can't do the shots, it's an option.
Besides, honey has a lot of sugar (no kidding) and makes the yeast go crazy.
Praying for your accurate diagnosis and speedy recovery.
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The Wings have suffered through injuries, too, on top of the massive loss of Lidstrom to retirement in the off-season. The club has some quality players coming up through the system in Gustav Nyquist (who should play tonight), Tomas Tatar and Joakim Andersson while import Damien Brunner has filled in well in the top-6. That said, replacing Datsyuk/Zetterberg once they finally do fall off the horse is going to be a tall order.
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If, on the other hand, the true goal is the chance to draft Drouin, Barkov, Jones or MacKinnnon well...just pray that Kipper continues to channel his buddy Vesa Toskala.
The Lineup
Glencross skated this morning but will be a gametime decision. Cammalleri missed the practice, though it's possible that was only for maintenance purposes. For now we'll assume they are both in.
- Tanguay - Backlund - Iginla
- Glencross - Stajan - Stempniak
- Cervenka/Comeau - Cammalleri - Hudler
- Comeau/Cervenka - Begin - Jackman
- Bouwmeester - Brodie
- Wideman - Butler
- Sarich - Giordano
- Kipper
Backlund ended up playing with Iginla and Tanguay at the end of the Kings game. He scored the Calgary's only goal in that role so it would surprise me if he didn't at least start there tonight.
And just because I haven't advocated enough for Backs the last year or two, Hartley needs to start thinking about given Mikael more PP time - not only does the team generate more shots at ES with him on the ice, they do so on the man advantage as well. There's small sample concerns with that latter number, but it's intuitive to assume he'll have the same effect at 5on4 as he does at 5on5.
Brodie slid up to the top pairing to replace Mark Giordano (who spent a week or two serving up platters to the team's best skaters) and didn't look out of place. I'll be stunned if he persists there long term given how tough that assignment is and his youth, but it's impressive he managed even a single game in that role without looking hopelessly overwhelmed.
The Opposition
Word is the Wings could get Filppula back tonight, adding a bit more punch to their top-6. Nyquist is the AHL's leading scorer with 60 points in 57 games, so he should land in a scoring role as well.
- Nyquist - Datsyuk - Franzen
- Brunner - Zetterberg - Filppula
- Cleary - Abdelkader - Andersson
- Miller - Emmerton - Tootoo
- Kronwall - Ericsson
- Quincey - Smith
- Lashoff - Kindl
- Gustavsson
The depressed state of the Wings blueline post-Lidstrom is obvious. Smith, Kindl and Lashoff are all kids, each with less than two full seasons under their respective belts. Kindl and Smith are walking on their own, but Lashoff is getting beat up, even on the third pairing. Incredibly, Ian White has gone from Lidstrom's frequent partner last year to a current healthy scratch (despite Detroit's needs on the back-end). None of his numbers are overly terrible, so I'm not sure what is motivating Babcock to give the former Flame the stink-eye.
Nik Kronwall has tried to fill Lidstrom's clown sized shoes and has managed to keep his head above water as the club's number one defender. He's not Lidstrom, obviously, but at least he's not completely out of his depth. That said, you can see why the Wings are rumored to be interested in Jay Bouwmeester.
Sum it Up
Detroit is battling their slow slide from annual contenders to a middle-tier Western Conference club. The Flames, on the other hand, are battling the inevitable. Calgary can still make the post-season with an incredible turn-around (starting tonight) while the Wings will want to climb back up the ladder as much as possible.
Game time is 7:30 on TSN tonight. I will be attending, so Justin will be counting chances. Tune in to cheer for or against the Flames, depending on your sensibilities.
March 13 2013, 08:23PM
recovery and gives him the opportunity to do conditioning on game days while still taking part in practice
at least that's what I assume
how would he have cleared a medical, sounds like he is on death's door
So Tanguay scored boys.
Really? A time out ten minutes in? jesus.
March 13 2013, 08:28PM
Nice move by Galchenyak there
March 13 2013, 08:30PM
Man, do the Flames have to hit rock bottom before they start to play with desperation?
Are we counting icings against and offsides?
Well that was smart Glencross... "eye roll"
March 13 2013, 08:35PM
Guy turned back on the play. Don't wanna blame the victim, but GlenX probably thought he was gonna keep skating with it.
I can't decide whose fault that was... definitely was a sissy to turn away from the hit. But Glencross is just a bit too forceful at time.
March 13 2013, 08:38PM
Wow DET is 25% on the PP?!?!?! That's shocking
March 13 2013, 08:38PM
Wow! Just tuned in, who scored?
March 13 2013, 08:39PM
Wow DET is 25% on the PP?!?!?! That's shocking
Oops. meant 25th in the league
Tanguay and J-Bo. Kronwall scored 1st.
March 13 2013, 08:39PM
Wow! Just tuned in, who scored?
Kronwall, then Tangs, then J-Bouw
March 13 2013, 08:41PM
Kipper seems on his game tonight. Some 10-bell saves already.
Heard some Flames fans in California saw players strolling into the hotel at 6am, tells you where a few players heads are at if it was on a game day.
I haven't heard Backlund's name in awhile...
March 13 2013, 08:45PM
Heard some Flames fans in California saw players strolling into the hotel at 6am, tells you where a few players heads are at if it was on a game day.
hooray fo hollywood
March 13 2013, 08:47PM
Anyone have the scouting report? And but that, I mean how many scouts in the stands?
Glad to see Jay-Bo getting some love on TSN, sure beats the Peca beatdown. Too bad Jay-Bo didn't respond with a funny video trashing Peca.
non-game day I believe
thing no one tells you: there are scouts at every game. non-story unless there's more than two for a single team.
chances 4-2 det, all at ev. flames -19 (!) in corsi.
chances 4-2 det, all at ev. flames -19 (!) in corsi.
Ouch. But only 4 chances. Interesting
March 13 2013, 09:02PM
Were both goals the scoring chances Jazzy?
Haha TSN has chances at 10-2 Det. That's a sizeable difference
March 13 2013, 09:06PM
chances 4-2 det, all at ev. flames -19 (!) in corsi.
Haha.. TSN has the chances at 10-2 for Detroit.
@Vintage Flame
Um...little slow to that one VF :)
Well there's a chance.
March 13 2013, 09:15PM
Nice shift Brodie.
a tired tim jackman just won a faceoff against datsyuk. my world is crumbling
March 13 2013, 09:16PM
Matt Stajan is playing like a different player this year. Must be nice to have B. Sutter gone for him?
March 13 2013, 09:17PM
Bad giveaway by Zetterberg there
@Vintage Flame
March 13 2013, 09:18PM
Wow, Wideman was brave to block that shot. Kronwall can rifle it
March 13 2013, 09:20PM
Wow the last few minutes have looked like a Detroit PP.
March 13 2013, 09:21PM
Matt Stajan is playing like a different player this year. Must be nice to have B. Sutter gone for him?
obviously the two did not mess. wonder why
March 13 2013, 09:26PM
Whatever it was Stajan's confidence was destroyed.
I knew they'd score a goal on the PP tonight
March 13 2013, 09:32PM
Slumpbuster yup.
March 13 2013, 09:32PM
Every team breaks bad streaks or gets their first something (good) against us.
March 13 2013, 09:33PM
wings first road pp goal?
hey, schev. I looked for Ferland last night, but I guess the coach scratched him when he came to practice in pointe shoes and a tutu.
Honestly, though, he was a scratch. On the bright side, Brossoit made two astounding saves and played a better game than was asked of Makarov - shootout aside.
chances that period 3-2 det, 2-2 at ev. total 7-4 det, 6-4 at ev. flames -24 in corsi, 13/17/27 only non-negative players, 5/26 -41 combined
Good to hear on Broissoit! I'd say they scratched Ferland as a precaution. They've got the division locked up and Edmonton's too far ahead to catch for 1st.
That's all?
Most of that period seemed like the Red Wings had a man advantage. The Flames could barely make it past their own blueline.
Backs seems to be getting forth line minutes tonight.
yeah, majority of det's shots are from outside home plate or unintentional redirects


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Type: Bug
Status: Closed
Priority: Critical
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 2.0, 2.1, 2.2
Component/s: Administration, Backup
Testing Instructions:
Note: You need database access to test this.
Note: You need database access to test this. Log in as admin Add a wiki activity to course Go back to course and move mouse over wiki and note module id (in my case 58) In course_module table look for id (58) and note instance id (in my case 21) In wiki table delete record with id = instance id (21) Backup this course (Settings-> Course administration-> Backup) and keep and eye on error log. Error should be logged in error logs Go though the whole process and make sure you can backup a course. Try backing up another (normal) course.
- Log in as admin
- Add a wiki activity to course
- Go back to course and move mouse over wiki and note module id (in my case 58)
- In course_module table look for id (58) and note instance id (in my case 21)
- In wiki table delete record with id = instance id (21)
- Backup this course (Settings-> Course administration-> Backup) and keep and eye on error log.
- Error should be logged in error logs
- Go though the whole process and make sure you can backup a course.
- Try backing up another (normal) course.
Affected Branches:MOODLE_20_STABLE, MOODLE_21_STABLE, MOODLE_22_STABLE
Fixed Branches:MOODLE_21_STABLE, MOODLE_22_STABLE
Pull from Repository:
Pull Master Branch:wip-mdl-25432
Pull Master Diff URL:
If I go into a course and go to course administration -> backup I get the following error.
More information about this error
Stack trace:
- line 104 of /backup/util/factories/backup_factory.class.php: backup_task_exception thrown
- line 120 of /backup/moodle2/backup_plan_builder.class.php: call to backup_factory::get_backup_activity_task()
- line 144 of /backup/moodle2/backup_plan_builder.class.php: call to backup_plan_builder::build_activity_plan()
- line 165 of /backup/moodle2/backup_plan_builder.class.php: call to backup_plan_builder::build_section_plan()
- line 89 of /backup/moodle2/backup_plan_builder.class.php: call to backup_plan_builder::build_course_plan()
- line 163 of /backup/util/factories/backup_factory.class.php: call to backup_plan_builder::build_plan()
- line 61 of /backup/util/plan/backup_plan.class.php: call to backup_factory::build_plan()
- line 333 of /backup/controller/backup_controller.class.php: call to backup_plan->build()
- line 126 of /backup/controller/backup_controller.class.php: call to backup_controller->load_plan()
- line 82 of /backup/backup.php: call to backup_controller->__construct()
The query that is failing to get a row is in get_coursemodule_from_id():
SELECT cm.*, m.name, md.name AS modname
FROM mdl_course_modules cm
JOIN mdl_modules md ON md.id = cm.module
JOIN mdl_forum m ON m.id = cm.instance
WHERE cm.id = 1119 AND md.name = 'forum'
I rewrote the query to find out that cm.instance == 247 but there is no forum with that ID. There are higher IDs indicating that the forum did exist but was deleted. Petr has suggested this may be caused by double clicking the link to add a forum.
Im now not able to backup my course. Ideally we'd prevent this occurring in the first place but at a minimum we need to be able to recover from this once it occurs.
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Perhaps get_backup_activity_task() instead of throwing an exception when it detects this situation could instead delete the orphan records. I'm a bit wary of automated deletion however. Maybe we could provide a page within Site Administration where the admin can check the db for orphans and optionally remove them.
+1 for extra page, we need to add tons of consistency tests and cleanup queries for similar problems elsewhere.
the current approach is to ignore these orphaned records usually by doing JOIN in sql.
A workaround to find orphans modules (and delete them manually) is:
1. Active edition mode in the affected course
2. Look at the sections id, moving mouse over section edit icon
3. Run this SQL sintaxt for each section: SELECT cm.id, m.name AS modname FROM mdl_course_modules cm JOIN mdl_modules m ON m.id = cm.module WHERE cm.course = <course_id> AND cm.section = <section_id>
4. Compare the modules of the query result to the module_id of all resources and activities of that section (moving mouse over resource or activity link)
5. If find a missing module_id in the query, you find the orphan
6. Go to mdl_course_modules and delete the row with that id.
This help me when the course backup is urgent.
Waiting for a bugfix ...
Whats the status on this? Given the only way to resolve the conflict is to manually delete the offending record from the course_modules table, this can be frustrating for users.
An admin page/function that presents a list of orphaned course_module records sounds like a good solution to me.
Could anyone clarify the process to manually fix this error? I'm getting the reported problem on the front page (course 1) of a large site but the page is almost completely baron of content apart from the normal Navigation, Course Category and Settings boxes - do I get the section IDs to search for from the edit boxes on these parts of the page?
We have this error on a course (initially noticed in the backup log, but reproducible via clicking on course administration -> backup), which was restored from an earlier backup on a different server (1.9 or 2.1, I'm not sure), but which appears to have been restored twice into the same course (definately a mistake). Please see screenshot.
I came across this Moodle Forum post http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=175880 which references an alpha-version of ForumNG, and admittedly we are using one alpha-level module, the OUWiki, but not in this course.
As James suggests, a workaround would be very useful, so at least we can run backups.
To update this I've fixed (backups on) a couple of courses using the following method:
My process was this:
- Get the course ID (from the URL when you click the course in Moodle)
- Go to to the database to the mdl_course_modules table
- Select/search for records where the value in the course column matches the course ID
SELECT * FROM `mdl_course_modules` WHERE `course` =<courseid>
- Find all the entries where idnumber was NULL and delete them:
SELECT `idnumber` FROM `mdl_course_modules` WHERE `course` =<courseid> AND `idnumber` IS NULL
I guess you could put this together and do a:
DELETE FROM `mdl_course_modules` WHERE `course` =<courseid> AND `idnumber` IS NULL
But make sure you take a backup first..
To fix this issue I have tried both approaches suggested here: by James (25/Aug/11) and Antonio (10/Feb/11). Only Antonio's method worked for me. The suggestion by James deleted many more items and corrupted the database. Just to add, in my case all courses had duplicate entries for forums only.
Ditto for Miroslav Fikar. The tedious way Antonio suggested is the only safe one since it seems many things can cause this problem. I'm losing a lot of time fixing courses. The null for idnumber is sexy but unreliable. Looking forward to a fix. Does this problem keep coming up or was it a result of the upgrade from 1.9?
My +1 for Antonio's method of removal which worked perfectly for me. Thanks!!
Also, shouldn't this be raised to a blocker, as (at least for me) it's causing the backups to fail?
It looks like this issue has been a little neglected. Bumping it...
This is becoming a very urgent issue for us, with our End-Of-Year rollover procedure dependent on course-backups.
To update this I've fixed (backups on) a couple of courses using the following method:
My process was this:
"Get the course ID (from the URL when you click the course in Moodle)
Go to to the database to the mdl_course_modules table
Select/search for records where the value in the course column matches the course ID
SELECT * FROM `mdl_course_modules` WHERE `course` =<courseid>
Find all the entries where idnumber was NULL and delete them:
SELECT `idnumber` FROM `mdl_course_modules` WHERE `course` =<courseid> AND `idnumber` IS NULL
I guess you could put this together and do a:
DELETE FROM `mdl_course_modules` WHERE `course` =<courseid> AND `idnumber` IS NULL
But make sure you take a backup first.."
I am unable to do this as I cannot take a backup in the first place to ensure I can rollback.
@Brent don't follow my method, it's overly destructive - Antonio's comment (http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-25432?focusedCommentId=103700&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#comment-103700) works far better even if it is somewhat more labour intensive.
I was able to solve the issue using Antonio's work-around. There were 4 orphan records in the mdl_course_modules table, and I note that for each of them instance = 0.
Just noting that I encountered this bug when attempting to publish or backup a course on the demo site, http://demo.moodle.net/course/view.php?id=3.
I've written a PHP script which automates Antonio's process, checking through course_modules and reporting all orphaned entries. The script can also delete all such entries if you wish. Remember that this is not a supported file, so use it at your own risk.
I'd highlight that the script identifies more of these orphaned entries than I expected, this is because it is looking for resources as well as activities. I had 4 courses which weren't backing up, but this script identified 17 orphaned entries across 12 courses.
Hope it helps people with this issue!
As discussed in Scrum, for orphaned entry, rather then throwing exception, moodle will delete the entry and notify user about this (During backup process).
Please feel free to put your thoughts, if you think there can be a better way to deal with this.
also noting here (as discuesed in scrum) that the 'extra page/info' for exceptional notifications shouldn't be part of the process normally, it should only appear when there are exceptions/problems.
I was implementing this, and it seems we are adding extra functionality to backup process, which is not a responsibility of backup process.
I think solution for this bug should be:
- If orphaned entry exists, then notify user that there are some orphan entries and will not be backed-up, rather then throwing error.
- In addition to that, we should point them to orphan entry cleaner (should be handled as different issue).
Any suggestion?
It seems reasonable to not automagically do anything as part of the backup process, but I'd worry that if this is only mentioned in the output of the cron.php run it might be missed a long time by admins assuming everything was OK (the cron output can be quite lengthy).
Could it also flag the problem in the Notifications area in Site Administration in a similar way to how wwwroot errors are flagged?
I, too, have concerns if the orphans aren't fixed and the only message about it is found in cron output. That kind of output will not be seen or heeded by the majority of our admin users and course backups will continue to fail.
Other than simply not being a responsibility of backup, is there a problem with automatically removing the orphans? I suppose what I'm actually asking is how reliable is the method of identifying the orphans? If there is no problem with it but backup is just not the place to do it, can that functionality be placed elsewhere? If it can be handled somewhere without requiring a user to take action, then it should be. People are prone to not seeing a message, ignoring a message, thinking the message will go away on its own, delaying taking action on the message, etc. and the orphans never get removed. Backups are failing and the time when someone needs a backup is not when they want to discover that they don't have a backup because of these orphans that could have been removed but weren't.
There is no problem in automatically removing orphans (IMO), but it is highly discouraged to delete something without user intervention. In saying so, we can always send message about detected orphans or add them to log for admin to look at.
My proposal is:
- Backup should not throw exception, but should notify user about orphan modules (either by logs or mail)
- Orphan cleaner should be implemented, which can be configured to delete modules or require user input. Should also be run as part of cron.
After taking to Eloy, I will be be just providing warning and skipping orphan modules.
As we don't have any standard way of handling/highlighting errors in backup (except putting debug/throwing exception), I will be creating two improvement issues:
- Implement graceful handling/highlighting of errors (especially in backup) and use the same in backup_factory::get_backup_activity_task()
- Implement orphan module cleaner (under /admin/tool/), which should be verbose and can be run unattended via cron(if configured to do so)
I'm not trying to be difficult but I am trying to understand. This has been a hot button issue for us due to the failing backups and I will need to explain this resolution to other people who will undoubtedly have questions.
1. How or where will admin users see this warning that is being added in place of the exception?
2. When the orphaned items are skipped, the rest of the course backs up successfully, correct?
3. When will the orphan module cleaner be implemented (ballpark estimate)?
4. Under what circumstances might someone not want the orphaned records to be removed? My understanding is that these records are garbage that can't be used in any way. So, might the records actually not always be garbage? If the orphan is not garbage but it's also not working because it's orphaned, how would someone fix it without deleting it?
Hello Chris,
- Depending on developer debugging level (set in site administration), this can be viewed on site. Otherwise it will always be logged in php error logs.
- Yes, course backup will successfully run, and will just log errors about skipping orphan modules.
- I am not sure when orphan module cleaner will be implemented, will request Michael to push the priority of MDL-31571
- I am not aware of any condition, when user might not want to clean orphan module records. But reason for my current approach is:
- Backup is not meant to clean any bad records. Backup should only report for bad records. Deletion should be handled by responsible framework.
- Before deleting any record (bad/good), it's always good to report to user, that this information cannot be retrieved after this action. Moodle being a generic framework, we should provide flexibility to let user choose, what is good for them.
With regards to orphan modules, I think the backup would be more 'friendly' if a warning of orphan module existence (and skipping/deleting the orphan modules) is given. An additional option to proceed or abandon would be nice. As an admin may not be aware about the existence of orphan module(s) in a course when doing the backup, with the warning, the admin will be fully aware of what his/her doing and also inform the course creator if they are not the same person. The orphan module cleaner may tackle this issue, abandoning the requirement for the warning and an additional option, but that would be another discussion.
Hello Adi,
I agree with your argument and we should add a hook for interactive backup, so user can take decision on how they want to proceed with orphan module cleanup.
Saying so, cleanup should be handled by orphan module cleaner and not backup. Backup should just notify user and point user to orphan module cleaner.
Will add a note to MDL-31571
Thank you for the answers, Rajesh. The backups completing successfully minus the orphans will resolve about 95% of our issue. The other 5% is in how users are notified of these warnings or prompted to make a decision. There seems to be an assumption that backups are being run manually by a human user. That does happen but it is far less common in our environment than making backups via the overnight automated backups. I'm not sure that those warnings would ever be seen. Our clients also don't have access to PHP error logs, so those won't be seen either. This is why something automated is important to us and if the orphaned module cleaner can be configured to run via cron then that will meet that need. Of course this does depend on the orphaned module cleaner being developed so I'll follow up with Michael about 31571.
Thanks again.
Hi guys,
I've just been looking at this now.
Code to me looks fine (haven't tested but I can't see anything wrong with it) however I think it is probably best that Eloy looks at this.
I'm not sure about the approach myself, this will fix backups of course, but surely backups are only the start of the problems if you have a widowed cm record?
I think part of the solution for this issue should be the development of a tool to identify and clean up orphaned information that can be run across courses on a site.
Anyway food for thought, leaving this for Eloy.
Actually also worth thinking about do we want to continue on with a backup if there is a cm without matching module record? What if there are other records still relating to the cm do we risk trying to include further information later? Perhaps Eloy is the best person to answer that.
Sam, such a tool is already in development and appears to be linked MDL-31571
Ok great, thanks for pointing that out Adam, glad to see something is already planned there!
I think it's the correct place to intercept the problems, both with missing modules and block instances and log&skip them. Cannot imagine any regression caused by that as far as it's where the plan is built so, if no task is added, nothing related to that missing activity/block is processed.
My only concern... is if we should be translating those strings or no. The rest of backup have all the exceptions/errors (but the UI ones) untranslated, and some ideas about how to format all them into backup_exception are ongoing... so perhaps it would be better to, simply, log the string key and done? Not 100% sure, though, grrr.
Thanks Eloy,
Reason for descriptive string was to log module id, so admin can easily look at records (if required).
Please advice, if I should change the strings, and it will be helpful if you can please advice why it's not recommended to have translated strings in backup.
Hi Raj,
really the error-strings handling @ backup is a looong story, with several changes since backup began to be built, caused by changes in string managing, first not allowing "underscored" string keys, later allowing them... That has caused current error/exception messages to be really heterogeneous in backup right now (some have underscores, others don't. Some have translations, others don't.
So, my current idea, to implement is something like:
0) use "underscored" strings for all errors / logs.
1) not require to translate them at all.
2) throw backup/restore exceptions normally, by passing the string key, the $a and the $debuginfo.
3) provide a custom formatter to the base backup_exception (or perhaps to the moodle_exception or to the default exception handler), about to be able to show $a, no matter if the string has translation or no. Surely if the exception has translation it will be used too. But the string key will be shown too, always.
4) use the same formatter when exceptions are logged into backup logs.
So, as you can see, the idea is to make the translation of those error/exception messages not necessary, mainly for easier identification of the problem (the string key). And also show the $a information always, no matter if the string has translation or no (I think this is the biggest problem right now, because moodle_exception simply discards the $a if no translation is available.
Said that, here are my doubts, about adding those new strings if later all we agree that they are not going to be necessary. Although, in the other side, we can make the "formatter" to work both with translated and untranslated strings.
Sorry if all the explanations above are totally unrelated to this issue, I am just trying to explain how I'm seeing the future of those error string keys in backup.
It is about the task of improving output/logging of errors, that has a lot of related issues @ the backup & restore 2.0 meta: MDL-21432 (like
MDL-22143, MDL-22149, MDL-23686, MDL-25313... and others here and there).
So surely... and in summary, I think that it would be perfect if you:
0) keep everything as is now, but
1) change the string keys to "underscored" ones.
that would be enough for the future, no matter if finally we decide to require or ignore the translation of backup error strings.
maybe there is shared need for a directory within lang when translations are not required? ie: the need to mark string that don't need translation, see:
Thanks Eloy and Aparup,
I have changed string keys to "underscored" ones (as suggested), not sure if there is any naming convention which I missed.
Now, the strings are getting translated, but string keys are with underscores.
Thanks, Rajesh. I think that's enough for any future we finally implement related with backup output/logging/exception. So +1.
Re: yup, Apu. It's somehow similar to the currencies one (
MDL-31567), but at least in this case, it's under our control to decide if those are really "string keys" or no. I mean, we assume that they are keys just because moodle_exception uses them that way. If finally we intercept such usage in backup_exception, changing it by an alternative formatter... then they won't be string keys anymore. Let's see how it goes.
All worked well on master, 22 and 21 including the "Orphan course module (id: X) found. This module will not be backed up." error mentioned in step 7 of the testing instructions. Passed.
Some changes to Moodle should be milestones in the project by themselves.
This is not the case and your fix is not so important, but your collaboration is highly appreciated, thanks!
Closing as fixed, ciao


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Hi ladies, I am 25 weeks pregnant and currently cosleep with my husband and our 2.5 yr old. We nightweaned at about 18 months and were nursing during the day until about 18 weeks of pregnancy when my milk dried up. I am getting really uncomfortable in bed being that I am pregnant and not allowed to sleep on my back. I want to transition my daughter to her bed but am finding it hard. We live in a 1BR apt and have her crib converted to a toddler bed in our room. We tried to get her in there and it went well for about 2 weeks and then stopped. She goes to bed late, always has, and that works for us because I work evenings part time and like to sleep in the morning. But I am tired and not getting sleep and I don't know how to get her into her bed. When the baby comes I am going to get an arms reach *********. I have tried to make her excited about sleeping in her bed which she was for a second but now she doesn't want to anymore. I don't want to fight with her about it so I let her back in my bed. I've tried putting her in after she is asleep and she wakes up and comes back in. I want to be gentle about this so I'm trying to say things like- sometimes you can sleep with us and sometimes you sleep in your bed. I don't know what to do. I'm tired and at night I have no energy to go through the whole thing with her, sitting next to the bed stroking her for an hour until she maybe falls asleep and then winds up in our bed anyway. Any advice?
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The GumTree Museum of Art is hosting "Night at the Museum" – a night of movies, food, games, art and more.
The evening includes a viewing of the Ben Stiller comedy "Night at the Museum," food, games, art and more.
The "Night at the Museum" is 6:30-11:30 p.m. Friday at the GumTree Museum, and kids in kindergarten-5th grade are welcome.
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Also, i bet that jutsu will the be the final jutsu used on the final enemy in the series for some reason.
hehehe....chocolate sauce
Chocolate sauce makes everything better...what can i say? I'm sure that a jutsu that he learned from a man who has written a whole line of porno books has to be one of the most sick and depraved things there is. Either that or maybe one of the tastiest. Nice curvy large and ripe watermelon.
it would be Tsunade and Jiraiya making out..that would be the best!!! or here is the lamest thing i can come up with....all the female ninja's in the Leaf village naked including sakura!!!
Naruto's Tajuu Kage Bunshin (more than 100 clones) then henge to all the female ninjas..and everyone making out.


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Kendra Wilkinson Loses her Cool While Practicing for Splash
While practicing for the new reality diving competition show, "Splash," Kendra Wilkinson loses her cool, screaming and yelling at her personal trainer, gold medalist Greg Louganis.
The 27-year-old former Hugh Hefner girlfriend and Playboy model was training in Los Angeles Friday afternoon, when she appeared to be quite angry as she animatedly gestured with her arms.
Other contestents on the new reality diving show include former NBA player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Louie Anderson, Nicole Eggert, Keshia Knight Pulliam, and Katherine Webb.
See photos of Kendra's apparent meltdown below.
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"To my knowledge this is the first time that the Super Bowl has been done where all of the large box lenses were 100-bys, so it's a great accomplishment for our company – and for Canon as well – that these lenses are in such demand and so sought after by the production teams that we deal with," said Pat Sullivan, president of Game Creek Video. He added that Game Creek Video used nine of its mobile production units for its Super Bowl XLV coverage and provided all equipment for the network's main domestic feed for the United States and Canada, as well as for the pre-game show and the red-carpet celebrity arrival event.
"We are honored that Game Creek Video, one of North America's leading mobile HDTV production companies, has again chosen Canon as the exclusive HD lens brand for its mission-critical coverage of the Super Bowl," said Larry Thorpe, national marketing executive, Broadcast and Communications division, Canon U.S.A. "Canon's world-renown optical expertise ensures that its long-zoom HD lenses, such as the XJ100x9.3B, are designed to deliver unsurpassed video images and the precision performance so vital to HDTV sports production. We are especially proud that Canon HDTV lenses were instrumental in capturing the video for Super Bowl XLV, which garnered the largest audience in U.S. TV history."
Canon's XJ100x9.3B long-zoom HD lens features Canon's Shift-IS built-in Image Stabilization system, which enables broadcasters to capture dramatic high-impact telephoto shots and deliver this video shake-free to the viewing audience. As with all Canons long-zoom lenses the "DIGISUPER" line, the XJ100x9.3B features Canon's XS technology for great optical performance in terms of high contrast and superb picture sharpness across the entire focal range. Canon's second-generation Digital Servo System provides microcomputer compensation of lens focus breathing (the inadvertent alteration of field of view when operating the focus control) and also facilitates a host of improved digital operational features for focus and zooming control. An Auto Focus version of the XJ100x9.3B is also available to empower camera operators preoccupied with multi-tasking lens-camera operations during fast-action sports coverage.
"Game Creek Video has been using Canon 100xs long-zoom HD lenses since they were first introduced, and today we own 23 of them," Sullivan noted. "The Canon 100xs is exceptionally stable and it gives directors a lot of capabilities for each camera on which they are mounted."
Canon's portable HD lenses were also integral to Game Creek Video's successful Super Bowl XLV coverage. These included: the HJ22ex7.6B, Canon's longest-focal-length portable HD production lens; the HJ21ex7.5B, which has the widest field of view – combined with a generous 21x focal length – among Canon's standard HD telephoto EFP lenses; and the HJ11ex4.7B lens, famous for its wide-angle-of-view performance. (Previously the Company's widest portable HD lens, it was recently joined in Canon's product line by the new HJ14ex4.3B, the world's widest-angle lens in the professional realm of 2/3-inch lenses.)
All three of these lenses bear Canon's "eHDxs" designation, which indicates inclusion of Canon's exclusive XS optical technology as well as the highly innovative control features of Canon's unique eDrive technology. With eDrive – the digital servo system that embodies Canon's unique MRA technology, which provides 16-bit resolution of the settings for zoom, iris, and focus – camera operators can easily program such functions as zoom and focus settings into these lenses for precise, automated repeatability via an easy-to-use LCD menu, assignable "soft" function buttons, and the rocker switch built into the lens grip. With the fast-moving action of professional football, this time-saving function can be critical for capturing dramatic game-winning moments in crystal-clear HDTV.
"When you've got more than 100 million people in the United States watching the Super Bowl, you want to be secure in knowing that you're performing at the highest level you can in every respect," Sullivan said. "That's why we use Canon."


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SPRING GLEN-Our son, brother, uncle, and friend, Jacob "Jake" Stephen Milchak left us way too early in life, Aug. 28, 2011, to find peace within.
He was born June 25, 1987 in Price, Utah to George and Colleen Shutty Milchak.
Jake was a lifelong resident of Carbon County and he graduated from Carbon High in 2005 "by the skin of his teeth". He was a former employee of Gary Prazen, where he was instrumental in helping build the Kokopelli statue and the CEU dinosaur. He later found his calling in life in the electrical field. Which by the way, his family knew he was destined for after putting the keys into the light socket at the age of 2.
Jake received several electrical certifications while attending the College of Eastern Utah. First he was employed by Electrical Contractors Incorporated, he later left following his mentor, "Big Buddy" Bill Flemetakis, for BODEC. Jake always took pride in his ability to harness electricity and was well liked and respected by his co-workers.
Jake spent most of his life in either camouflage or hunter orange while he was hunting for deer, birds, raccoons, elk or bear. He loved fishing, camping, and anything to do with the great outdoors. Jake took pride in training his coon-dogs, playing baseball and hanging out with his friends and nephews. Jake loved fighting with "The Sisters", while they tormented him (dressed him up and married him away).
Jake is survived by his loving parents, George and Colleen Milchak; "The Sisters", Laura (Billy) Mitchell, Jessica (Trapper) Burdick; nephews, Tyler, Darryk, Kaylob and Jack; uncles and aunts, Keith andColleen Haycock, Rege and Jean Shutty, Joe and Idella Milchak; cousins, Chris, Keisen, Brad, Adam and April; grandma, Arlene Milchak and daughters; and let's not forget to mention, Jake's many "Brothers From Other Mothers."
Waiting on the other side to join Jake are grandmothers, Pearl Milchak and Mary Grace Shutty; grandfather, Stephen Milchak; aunt, Christine Milchak; cousins, Johnny, Billy and Bobby Shutty.
To know him was to love him. We will always love you Jake.
Memorial service, Friday, Sept. 2, 2011, 7 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street in Price. Family was at Mitchell's Friday evening one hour prior to service. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home, where friends can share memories of Jake at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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Nothing can stop him when he is wearing the cool and casual Skechers Hot-Lights Street Lightz Sneakers! With a fun light up feature and a stylish look he will love showing these off all around school.
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Summary : Explore the mythical White Continent. Sail through the famous Drake Passage and reach the Polar Front, marking the meeting of the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans. Arrive in Neko Bay, discovered by the Belgian explorer, Adrien de Gerlache. Further south, nestled at the heart of a polar landscape, high cliffs appear, signaling the entrance to the spectacular Lemaire Channel. The ancient whaling station of Deception Island will reveal its colony of Chinstrap Penguins. Sail through waters often populated by killer whales, humpback whales and other cetaceans – one of the many amazing sights on this this remarkable journey.
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Board a charter flight from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia, Argentina. Considered to be the southernmost city in the world, Ushuaia is the capital of Tierra del Fuego, lying at the very tip of Argentina looking out over the Beagle Channel. This surprising little town of 45,000 people is surrounded by mountains and fertile plains. The first populations of this land were nomadic hunter-gatherers, who arrived on foot on Isla Grande more than 10,000 years ago. Nature lovers will be enchanted by the Tierra del Fuego National Park with its remarkable plant and wildlife, including beavers, albatross, guanacos and penguins. Here, forests cover the lower slopes of the Andean mountains which are crowned with snow-capped peaks – a unique and unforgettable sight.
In the evening, embark for your Antarctic voyage.
Crossing the Drake is a rite of passage and commences your journey to the White Continent. Located exactly between the southern tip of South America and the Antarctic Peninsula, the Drake Passage extends over 800 kilometers from Cape Horn to Livingston Island. You may have plentiful wildlife viewing opportunities including sea birds such as petrels and albatross that follow in your wake. Attend lectures on the history, environment and wildlife of the Antarctic Peninsula in preparation for your first excursions.
Visiting Antarctica means exploring the largest, wildest and most extreme of all the continents; discover a land dominated by white, a mysterious stretch of ice with seemingly infinite nuances of color. At the gateway to this final frontier, surrounded by the vast expanse of sea ice, get as close as possible to the most unspoiled nature and vast animal colonies. Set off to meet peaceful penguins, the emblem of these icy regions, and journey through their colonies with their constant movement to and from the sea. During your trip, you may encounter majestic humpback whales whose huge and powerful blue tail fins pound the surface of the water. Dependent upon sea and ice conditions, your expedition explores a variety of destinations, including Paradise Bay, Pleneau Island, Port Lockroy, Deception Island and the Antarctic Sound.
Neko – Paradise Bay
Deep in Andvord Bay, find this little corner of paradise at the foot of an immense glacier. Neko Bay is one of the most beautiful sights of the Antarctic Peninsula. It was discovered by the Belgian explorer Adrien de Gerlache during his 1897-99 Antarctic expedition. Mountains, snow, ice and unspoiled nature combine to offer a unique landscape. Wildlife is as abundant as it is exceptional: sea birds such as gulls, Cape Petrels and Cormorants, as well as marine mammals including seals, orcas and whales. Excursions aboard Zodiacs allow you to sail close to blue icebergs or disembark near colonies of penguins, observe leopard seals basking on the shore or watch the Antarctic Terns flying overhead.
Deception Island
Nestled at the heart of the South Shetland Islands, in the north of the Antarctic Peninsula, Deception Island is easy to recognize for its horseshoe shape. This island was once an active volcano whose crater collapsed some 10,000 years ago, producing a caldera which was then flooded by the sea, creating a natural port. Entrance to the port is via a narrow channel called Neptune's Bellows. For a long time, this was an important whaling port and the intensity of this activity has left traces that have withstood time. On the black sand of the volcanic beaches, there are remains of abandoned huts that have been overrun by the extraordinary wildlife. It is on these beaches of ash that the largest colony of Chinstrap Penguins in the Antarctic Peninsula has taken up residence. Excursions aboard Zodiac will allow you to set foot on this expanse of land where more than 100,000 pairs of penguins nest.
Antarctic Sound
A famous stretch of sea connecting the east and west of the Antarctic Peninsula, this strait is the junction between the Bransfield Strait and the Weddell Sea. It is one of the most spectacular sights of the mythical White Continent and where most of the majestic tabletop icebergs that calve from the ice floe tend to float. At the heart of this icy landscape, the polar light creates multiple reflections, humpback whales live under the water's surface and the broken up ice shelf floats freely, taking with it the Fur Seals basking in the sun.
Return to port as you reflect on your Antarctic adventure with fellow shipmates and enjoy the company of sea birds that follow in the ship's wake.
Disembark in Ushuaia, Argentina and board a charter flight back to Buenos Aires.
Read this itinerary as a guide only; the exact route and program varies according to ice and weather conditions - and the wildlife you encounter. Flexibility is the key to the success of this expedition. ExpeditionTrips.com is not responsible for itinerary changes.
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Passengers shall be responsible for subscribing to cancellation/luggage/assistance/repatriation/medical insurance(s). ExpeditionTrips strongly recommends at least $200,000 Emergency Medical/Evacuation coverage which includes coverage for cancellation, trip disruption, baggage and personal property. ExpeditionTrips can assist you with this.
Direct, non-stop private flights Buenos-Aires/Ushuaia/Buenos-Aires in Economy-class; meet and greet by your representatives in Ushuaia and luggage direct transfer from the airport to the ship for port clearance; choice between one full day tour to Tierra del Fuego National Park with lunch included and escort of English Speaking local guide OR direct transfer to the port for embarkation, buffet lunch and access to the Main Lounge (cabins/suites will not be accessible before 5pm); all meals from dinner on the day of embarkation to breakfast on the day of disembarkation; Captain's welcome cocktail and gala dinner; evening gatherings, organized entertainment and events; luggage porterage from the gangway to your cabin or suite at embarkation and disembarkation times; mineral water, tea, filter coffee, a selection of white, red and rosé wines offered during meals, afternoon tea; open bar (pouring wines, Drappier champagne, alcohol except premium brands, coffees, juices and soft drinks - list available upon request); port and safety taxes; crew gratuities; 24 hour room service (special selection); highly experienced multi-lingual Expedition team; parka. Subject to change without notice.
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: : We are building a new home and our well had to be drilled in our front yard. We would like to locate the (unsightly) pressure tank behind our house approximately 130 feet from the well (which will be using a 1 hp submersible pump). We prefer to hide the tank behind the house instead of trying to disguise it (fencing, hut, shrubs, etc.) in the front yard. Our pump contractor keeps talking about only having the pressure tank near (within 3 feet) of the well to avoid hammering in the system because of the long distance the pressure switch would be from the pump. However, he does admit it is an "inexact" science and hammering may or may not occur. We don't want problems down the road, but is it OK to have a 130 foot horizontal run (the pump will be about 160 feet below the surface) between the top of the well and the pressure tank? If, so would any other additional device be needed to prevent hammering or any other potential problem with this arrangement? Thanks for any information.
: AA, The pressure switch needs to be next to the pressure tank. Do you live in the south? Is it warm all year round? I have seen the pressure tanks buried in the ground but I wouldn't like to change it later on. If you have a utility room in the house that is where the pressure tanks usually goes. Remember the pressure switch needs to be next to the pressure tank. Dale Peck LMP
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I Musici Veneziani
I Musici Veneziani: Enchanting Opera Arias
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The renowned Orchestra I Musici Veneziani is a collection of accomplished virtuoso musicians, many of whom graduates of the finest Venetian conservatories. Their performances are enhanced by their collaborations with well known vocal soloists from around the world.
The Orchestra I Musici Veneziani offers its famous Opera Concert in 18th Century Venetian costumes.
Sabrina Leone - Soprano, Irene D'Errico - Mezzosoprano, Carlo De Berlingò - Tenore, Giorgio Gavioli - Baritono
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- Mark R., , October 26 2012
- Couldl not be better!
- Toos J., Netherlands, October 13 2012
- very funny also.
- miriam h., , September 25 2012
- liked it very much
- Marius V., Romania, August 25 2012
- great voices, good instrumentation, very-very hot church - not aired properly...
- VICTORIA D., United Kingdom, August 05 2012
- The performance was wonderful but the church was very warm.
- Christel R., Netherlands, June 12 2012
- It was marvelous
- Kandy G., Australia, June 02 2012
- Everything went well
- Natasha D., South Africa, June 02 2012
- this was a breathtaking experience
- EDITH M., Canada, May 31 2012
- Thoroughly enjoyed the whole evening.
- Urszula M., United Kingdom, May 15 2012
- Truly amazing experience.
- Boris v., Netherlands, April 26 2012
- it was wonderful
- Gail M., United States, February 25 2012
- Most of the selections were slower pieces. Some more lively music would have been better.
- AMANDA B., United Kingdom, February 09 2012
- The music and venue were magical. Although the venue was so very cold. My only criticism was that the musicians ceased playing between each piece, waited for the singer to leave and for another to replace them, which left a void between music pieces. thought perhaps some music to fill the gaps would have bound the whole experience together.
- Eiler A., Sweden, February 07 2012
- Very good solists, world class!
- Kevin H., United Kingdom, February 06 2012
- excellent evening
- Celia Y., Italy, January 30 2012
- It was a great experience! However, get there early as there is no assigned seating and it's first come first serve
- patrick o., United Kingdom, January 25 2012
- What a delightful evening, intimate, personal, friendly and musically superb.
- ZEYNEP R., Turkey, January 25 2012
- Amazing concert, yet I have to remind that the inside of the church is as cold as the outside so I suggest you to dress for the temperature :) But we enjoyed it so much, the atmosphere is amazing, also since there is no microphone or speakers, you hear the music directly, which is a rare experience. Loved it!
- Ib S., Denmark, December 30 2011
- very good perfomance
- Kerk P., United States, December 25 2011
- Very enjoyable, but too short!
- Carl S., United Kingdom, November 12 2011
- It was our (My Wife and I) first opera. The event was well run and the theatre atmospheric. I would recommend the show.
- John S., Australia, October 07 2011
- The concert was extremely good and met our expectations. Good value for money.