Re: help placing a quotation?
the specific line I quoted is in Danny boy?
I ask because, when researching the song, I came across the Harry belafonte recording referenced where he speaks these lines. Wikipedia did not indicate they were apart of the song, note the actual lyrics provided earlier in that article.
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On Thu, 16 Mar 2023, heelfree via groups.io wrote: Additional verses in
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Re: help placing a quotation?
All I could find was this about the song Danny Boy.
1957 Harry Belafonte sang the song from the album "An Evening with Harry
Belafonte", where he began the song with a spoken recitative, before singing
the 2 verses. He repeated the second half of the first verse the second time
around. The Recitative goes: "The Time, a time of strife. The Place, the
place is Ireland. And as Irish legend had it, as the last rose of Summer
fell, and all the young men of Ireland were to gather to strike a blow For
Ireland's Freedom and Ireland's Liberty, There were songs for those who
stayed at home, and songs for those who went away, and all of Ireland was
sad".
Mark
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From: Snorkack@groups.io <Snorkack@groups.io> On Behalf Of Karen Lewellen
Sent: 17 March 2023 04:10
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Subject: [Snorkack] help placing a quotation?
Hi amazing fountains of wisdom.
Anyone know the source of the below?
"The Time, a time of strife. The Place, the place is Ireland.
And as Irish legend had it, as the last rose of Summer fell, and all
the young men of Ireland were to gather to strike a blow For Ireland's
Freedom and Ireland's Liberty, There were songs for those who stayed at
home, and songs for those who went away, and all of Ireland was sad".
I know where I located it, but am wondering if there is more?
Thanks much,
Kare
<who is typing this email in her new apartment!>
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Re: help placing a quotation?
In the wiki article
there is a reference to a Harry Belafonte recording which included this recitative.
"The Time, a time of strife. The Place, the place is Ireland.
And as Irish legend had it, as the last rose of Summer
fell, and all the young men of Ireland were to gather to strike a
blow For Ireland's Freedom and Ireland's Liberty, There were
songs for those who stayed at home, and songs for those who went
away, and all of Ireland was sad".
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Re: help placing a quotation?
Additional verses in
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danny_Boy
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help placing a quotation?
Hi amazing fountains of wisdom.
Anyone know the source of the below?
"The Time, a time of strife. The Place, the place is Ireland.
And as Irish legend had it, as the last rose of Summer
fell, and all the young men of Ireland were to gather to strike a
blow For Ireland's Freedom and Ireland's Liberty, There were
songs for those who stayed at home, and songs for those who went
away, and all of Ireland was sad".
I know where I located it, but am wondering if there is more?
Thanks much,
Kare
<who is typing this email in her new apartment!>
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Re: Help with FanFiction Downloader
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Re: Ot: question of a more fun kind, very funny Irish story or myth?
Not a Kindle girl, but will hunt the actual book as it seems like a terrific read regardless!
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On Sun, 19 Feb 2023, Lily Raye wrote: This book is free today and might help…
On Feb 18, 2023, at 2:53 AM, Karen Lewellen <klewellen@...> wrote:
?Hi again...long time no post.
Hopefully this one will be more fun, especially given the deep readers and historians here.
i have a treasured Irish friend whose birthday is on...Saint Patrick's day, or near about.
He is having a party featuring stories and song, and saucem and tea.
anyway, I seek a funny short Irish Heroes or legend story I can tell, the event is for adults if that resonates.
Given he specifically included honoring Irish heroes in the invitation, leaning that way might be fun.
any ideas, or good story collections I can consult?
A poem will work too so long as it is funny.
Thanks again,
Kare
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Re: Ot: question of a more fun kind, very funny Irish story or myth?
This book is free today and might help…
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On Feb 18, 2023, at 2:53 AM, Karen Lewellen <klewellen@...> wrote:
?Hi ?again...long time no post.
Hopefully this one will be more fun, especially given the deep readers and historians here.
i have a treasured Irish friend whose birthday is on...Saint Patrick's day, or near about.
He is having a party featuring stories and song, and saucem and tea.
anyway, I seek a funny ?short Irish Heroes or legend story I can tell, the event is for adults if that resonates.
Given he specifically included honoring Irish heroes in the invitation, leaning that way might be fun.
any ideas, or good story collections I can consult?
A poem will work too so long as it is funny.
Thanks again,
Kare
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Re: Ot: of the less fun kind, legal advice on software?
what makes this especially meaningful is the tool is often a workplace one.
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On Sat, 18 Feb 2023, Tara Li wrote: Good points. Those EULAs are going to have to get smacked down hard one of
these days.
On Sat, Feb 18, 2023, 09:20 Steve Wheeler <steven.r.wheeler@...>
wrote:
You'll usually find something of the sort in the license agreement, if
it's there at all. Some companies specifically disavow that their software
is useful for any purpose at all, and state that you're on your own if you
have any problems. Others strictly limit the approved uses (and/or users)
of their software, and disavow any other purposes to which it may be put.
Somewhere in the mass of legalese, there's likely a statement that any
disputes concerning the software will be handled either by binding
arbitration (often even specifying which firm will conduct the arbitration)
or by the courts of a specific state. A lot of US companies, no matter
where they are physically located, are incorporated in Delaware, because
Delaware laws and courts have historically been favorable towards them.
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Re: Ot: of the less fun kind, legal advice on software?
Good points.? Those EULAs are going to have to get smacked down hard one of these days.
You'll usually find something of the sort in the license agreement, if it's there at all. Some companies specifically disavow that their software is useful for any purpose at all, and state that you're on your own if you have any problems. Others strictly limit the approved uses (and/or users) of their software, and disavow any other purposes to which it may be put.
Somewhere in the mass of legalese, there's likely a statement that any disputes concerning the software will be handled either by binding arbitration (often even specifying which firm will conduct the arbitration) or by the courts of a specific state. A lot of US companies, no matter where they are physically located, are incorporated in Delaware, because Delaware laws and courts have historically been favorable towards them.
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Re: Ot: of the less fun kind, legal advice on software?
You'll usually find something of the sort in the license agreement, if it's there at all. Some companies specifically disavow that their software is useful for any purpose at all, and state that you're on your own if you have any problems. Others strictly limit the approved uses (and/or users) of their software, and disavow any other purposes to which it may be put.
Somewhere in the mass of legalese, there's likely a statement that any disputes concerning the software will be handled either by binding arbitration (often even specifying which firm will conduct the arbitration) or by the courts of a specific state. A lot of US companies, no matter where they are physically located, are incorporated in Delaware, because Delaware laws and courts have historically been favorable towards them.
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Ot: question of a more fun kind, very funny Irish story or myth?
Hi again...long time no post.
Hopefully this one will be more fun, especially given the deep readers and historians here.
i have a treasured Irish friend whose birthday is on...Saint Patrick's day, or near about.
He is having a party featuring stories and song, and saucem and tea.
anyway, I seek a funny short Irish Heroes or legend story I can tell, the event is for adults if that resonates.
Given he specifically included honoring Irish heroes in the invitation, leaning that way might be fun.
any ideas, or good story collections I can consult?
A poem will work too so long as it is funny.
Thanks again,
Kare
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Ot: of the less fun kind, legal advice on software?
Hi folks,
asking given the amazing and various professionals from around the world here.
Anyone know how legal jurisdiction works when a software program is used world wide?
I imagine this may or may not be shared in terms, but I am wondering if I must seek a lawyer in the state where the software company is located, or, if they have a office near me, if I can work from here?
Company is based in California, in case we have any legal minds from the state.
Thanks,
Kare
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Who says he didn't? We don't get an answer either way.
On 2/7/23 20:00, zepyrcat via groups.io
wrote:
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The mongols would drink blood from their horses while they were
fighting.? There is about 15 gallons of blood in a horse.? A
unicorn of similar size should have about the same amount.?
The human body can hold about 2 to 2.5 gallons of liquid before
drowning in excess.? It can also not hold that amount of protein
without reacting negatively.? This is why no one can drink an
entire gallon of milk at once.?
So why do I keep reading about Quirrell draining a unicorn of all
it's blood?? It shouldn't be possible.? And the amount that he
could possible drink shouldn't have killed the unicorn.?
Now I believe he killed the unicorn before starting to drink from
it.? But I also think he should have brought something to hold the
excess, maybe.? It just bugs me that it is so unclear.?
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The unicorn they found when they were with Hagrid wasn't the first one attacked, Hagrid told them that something had been killing unicorns, no mention of how many though.
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On Wednesday, 8 February 2023 at 22:35:11 GMT, SlickRCBD <slickrcbdalerts@...> wrote:
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Even if he didn't kill the unicorn before starting to drink, it's
possible the unicorn bled out from the wound, especially since
Quirrelmort was interrupted and had to flee before he could staunch the
bleeding.
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On 2/7/2023 8:00 PM, zepyrcat via groups.io wrote: The mongols would drink blood from their horses while they were fighting.? There is about 15 gallons of blood in a horse.? A unicorn of similar size should have about the same amount.
The human body can hold about 2 to 2.5 gallons of liquid before drowning in excess.? It can also not hold that amount of protein without reacting negatively.? This is why no one can drink an entire gallon of milk at once.
So why do I keep reading about Quirrell draining a unicorn of all it's blood?? It shouldn't be possible.? And the amount that he could possible drink shouldn't have killed the unicorn.
Now I believe he killed the unicorn before starting to drink from it. But I also think he should have brought something to hold the excess, maybe.? It just bugs me that it is so unclear.
Even if he didn't kill the unicorn before starting to drink, it's possible the unicorn bled out from the wound, especially since Quirrelmort was interrupted and had to flee before he could staunch the bleeding.
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The answer is Magic. You can apply reality to the Magical World. You're thinking way too much and taking that way too seriously. You might as well ask how vampire can drain a human of all of its blood.
My view in the magical context would be that he has to replace all of the blood within his own body possibly all the fluid within his own body with Unicorn Blood in order to keep it going. So it's not just what he can hold in his stomach and intestines but the entire body itself so all of the all of your blood all of your other viscous fluids that are in your body and in your cells have to be replaced by the Unicorn Blood.
The mongols would drink blood from their horses while they were fighting.? There is about 15 gallons of blood in a horse.? A unicorn of similar size should have about the same amount.?
The human body can hold about 2 to 2.5 gallons of liquid before drowning in excess.? It can also not hold that amount of protein without reacting negatively.? This is why no one can drink an entire gallon of milk at once.?
So why do I keep reading about Quirrell draining a unicorn of all it's blood?? It shouldn't be possible.? And the amount that he could possible drink shouldn't have killed the unicorn.?
Now I believe he killed the unicorn before starting to drink from it.? But I also think he should have brought something to hold the excess, maybe.? It just bugs me that it is so unclear.?
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I'm under the impression he was interrupted... maybe he was drinking first, & then getting the rest?
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The Blind Dragon
Tara Li