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Tatevik Hovhannisyan said (9 Dec 2008):
Love this series. Fantastic color.
Michelle OKane said (18 Jul 2009):
my favourite one !
fun shots!
are you using actions on this ....cause the editing is awesome!
Matt Wardle said (17 Aug 2009):
Hi Michelle, Yup it was done using an action in photoshop, although I cant remember what the setting where and I didn't save it. I took them on a little cheap samsung that I picked up as forgot my camera gear.
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Penguins fire coach Dan Bylsma, hire GM Jim Rutherford
The Pittsburgh Penguins filled one opening and created another on Friday.
The firing of coach Dan Bylsma was announced on the day that former Carolina Hurricanes GM Jim Rutherford was hired as the team's general manager.
Rutherford replaces Ray Shero, who was fired three weeks ago. The Penguins at the time said that the new general manager would review the entire hockey operations, including that of the coaching staff.
Bylsma had won a Stanley Cup in 2009 but his position was tenuous because the Penguins have been knocked out of the playoffs by lower seeds since. This year, they blew a 3-1 series lead in the second round against the New York Rangers.
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"With the information that I took from ownership and with the understanding of what has taken place here, we determined that it was time to go in a different direction with the coach also," Rutherford said. "What the ownership wants here is a complete change in direction, one with the general manager and one with the coach."
Rutherford said he had not talked to Bylsma until firing him on Friday morning, but said the timing of the move was lessened by the fact that coaching vacancies remain in the league.
He'd be a good fit on the Florida Panthers, who said they are looking for a veteran coach. The Vancouver Canucks and Carolina Hurricanes also have openings.
CUP FINAL:Rangers coach send message
Rutherford said he had a short list of coaching candidates in mind and hoped to make a hire by July 1.
"We're going to have to have a coach who can make the proper adjustments during a game or during a certain period of time during the regular season or during a playoff series," Rutherford said. "Obviously, the Penguins can score ... in bunches, but based on what I saw from a distance, I don't think they could make the adjustments against certain teams."
Penguins President/CEO David Morehouse said the team had an original list of 30 GM candidates, brought in nine for interviews and had four finalists. Rutherford was interviewed on Saturday and again on Thursday.
"I don't think we have all the pieces here to get back to where the Penguins were in '09 but with some changes - they don't have to be sweeping changes - we can do this in the very near future," Rutherford said.
PHOTOS: NHL coaching changes
Rutherford, 65, stepped aside on April 28 after 20 years as Hurricanes GM to become team president and hand over the role to Ron Francis. He expects that he will have to sell his ownership stake in the Hurricanes.
The Hurricanes reached the Stanley Cup Final in 2002 and won the Cup in 2006 under Rutherford, but missed the playoffs the past five seasons.
"This is a job that most GMs would like to have and I was very lucky and very fortunate at his point in my career that I've been given this opportunity," Rutherford said of the Penguins.
Rutherford, however, made clear that he wasn't going to be in the job long - he estimated two to three years - and that he would be mentoring people who could be his potential successors.
Jason Botterill was promoted to associate general manager and Bill Guerin and Tom Fitzgerald were named assistant GMs.
"I will give them big roles and a lot to say and a lot of input in my final decisions," Rutherford said.


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At Charming Chick we carry a large variety of sorority jewelry. If you are looking for the perfect gift to congratulate a young woman who has just become - or is - a sorority member, we have beautiful jewelry that proudly displays their greek letters as well as the mascots they adore.
Alpha Chi Omega ~ ΑΧΩ
Open Motto: "Together let us seek the heights."
Mascot: Butterfly
Symbol: Grecian Lyre
Colors: Scarlet and Olive Green
Flower: Red Carnation
Alpha Delta Pi ~ ΑΔΠ
Open Motto: "We Live For Each Other"
Mascot: The Lion (nicknamed Alphie)
Jewel: The Diamond
Colors: Azure Blue and White
Flower: Woodland Violet
Alpha Gamma Delta ~ ΑΓΔ
Open Motto: "Inspire the woman. Impact the world."
Mascot: Squirrel
Jewel: Pearl
Colors: Red, buff and green
Flower: Red and buff rose
Alpha Epsilon Phi ~ AEΦ
Open Motto: "Many hearts. One Purpose."
Mascot: Giraffe
Jewel: Pearl
Colors: Green and White
Flower: Lily of the Valley
Alpha Kappa Alpha ~ ΑΚΑ
Open Motto: "By Culture and By Merit."
Mascot: None
Symbol: Ivy Leaf
Colors: Salmon Pink and Apple Green
Flower: Tea Rose
Alpha Omicron Pi ~ AOΠ
Open Motto: "One motto, One Badge, One Bond and Singleness of Heart."
Mascot: Panda
Jewel: Ruby
Colors: Cardinal
Flower: Jacqueminot Rose
Alpha Phi ~ ΑΦ
Open Motto: "Union hand in hand."
Mascot: Phi Bear
Symbol: Ivy Leaf
Colors: Bordeaux and Silver
Flower: Lily of the Valley and Forget Me Not
Alpha Phi Omega ~ ΑΦΩ
Open Motto: "Be a Leader. Be a Friend. Be of Service."
Mascot: Golden Eagle
Symbol: Sturdy Oak
Jewel: Diamond
Colors: Royal Blue and Old Glory Gold
Flower: Forget-me-not
Alpha Sigma Alpha ~ AΣA
Open Motto: "Aspire, Seek Attain."
Mascot: Dot the Lady Bug
Symbol: Phoenix
Jewel: Pearl, Ruby
Colors: Crimson, Pearl White, Palm Green and Gold
Flower: Narcissus and Aster
Alpha Sigma Tau ~AΣΤ
Open Motto: "Active, Self-reliant, Trustworthy."
Mascot: They encourage each local chapter to choose their own mascot.
Symbol: Anchor
Jewel: Pearl
Colors: Emerald Green and Gold
Flower: Yellow Rose
Alpha XI Delta ~ AΞΔ
Open Motto: "The quill is mightier than the sword."
Mascot: Betxi Bear
Symbol: Quill
Colors: Double Blue and Gold
Flower: Pink Killarney Rose
Chi Omega ~ ΧΩ
Open Motto: "Hellenic Culture and Christian Ideals."
Mascot: Owl
Jewel: Diamond, Pearl
Colors: Cardinal and straw
Flower: White Carnation
Delta Delta Delta ~ ΔΔΔ
Open Motto: "Let us steadfastly love one another."
Mascot: Dolphin
Jewel: Pearl
Colors: Silver, Gold, Cerulean Blue
Flower: Pansy
Delta Gamma ~ ΔΓ
Open Motto: "Do Good."
Mascot: Hannah Doll
Symbol: Anchor
Colors: Bronze, Pink and Blue
Flower: The Delta Gamma Cream Colored Rose
Delta Zeta ~ ΔΖ
Open Motto: N/A
Mascot: Turtle
Jewel: Diamond
Colors: Rose Pink and Nile Green
Flower: Pink Killarney Rose
Badge: Roman Lamp
Delta Phi Epsilon ~ ΔΦΕ
Open Motto: "To be rather than to seem to be."
Mascot: Unicorn
Jewel: Pearl
Colors: Royal Purple and Pure Gold
Flower: The lovely purple iris
Delta Phi Lambda ~ ΔΦΛ
Open Motto: "Let Our Light Shine Forth."
Mascot: Butterfly
Jewel: Jade
Colors: Navy blue and silver
Flower: Blue Rose
Gamma Phi Beta ~ ΓΦΒ
Open Motto: "Founded Upon a Rock."
Mascot: White Seal
Symbol: Crescent
Colors: Brown and Mode
Flower: Pink Carnation
Kappa Alpha Theta ~ ΚΑΘ
Open Motto: "Faith, Hope, Love."
Mascot: Kite
Symbol: Key
Colors: Black and Gold
Flower: Black and Gold Pansy
Kappa Delta ~ ΚΔ
Open Motto: "Let us strive for that which is honorable, beautiful and highest
Mascot: Teddy Bear
Symbol: Nautilus Shell, Katydid, Dagger|
Jewel: Diamond, Emerald, Pearl
Colors: Olive Green and Pearl White
Flower: White Rose
Kappa Kappa Gamma ~ ΚΚΓ
Open Motto: N/A
Mascot: Owl
Symbol: Fleur-de-Lis, Key
Jewel: Sapphire
Colors: Dark Blue and Light Blue
Flower: Fleur-de-Lis
Kappa Phi Lambda ~ ΚΦΛ
Open Motto: "Sisterhood, Service and Social Diversity."
Mascot: Phoenix
Jewel: Diamond
Colors: Scarlet Red, White, Heather Grey
Flower: Orchid
Phi Mu ~ ΦΜ
Open Motto: "The Faith Sisters."
Mascot: The Lion "Sir Fidel"
Symbol: Quatrefoil
Colors: Rose and White
Flower: Rose Colored Carnation
Phi Sigma Sigma ~ ΦΣΣ
Open Motto: "Aim High"
Mascot: Sphinx
Jewel: Sapphire
Colors: King Blue and Gold
Flower: American Beauty Rose
Pi Beta Phi ~ ΠΒΦ
Mascot: Angel
Symbol: Arrow
Colors: Wine and Silver Blue
Flower: Wine Carnation
Sigma Delta Tau ~ ΣΔΤ
Open Motto: "One hope of many people."
Mascot: Teddy Bear
Jewel: Lapis Lazuli
Colors: CafèAu Lait and Blue
Flower: Golden Tea Rose
Sigma Kappa ~ ΣΚ
Open Motto: One Heart, One Way."
Mascot: Dove, Heart
Jewel: Pearl
Colors: Maroon and Lavender
Flower: Wild Purple Violet
Sigma Sigma Sigma ~ ΣΣΣ
Open Motto: "Faithful unto death."
Mascot: Sailboat
Jewel: Pearl
Colors: Royal Purple and White
Flower: Purple Violet
Theta Phi Alpha ~ ΘΦΑ
Open Motto: "Nothing great is ever achieved without much enduring."
Mascot: Penguin
Symbol: Compass
Jewel: Sapphire, Pearl
Colors: Blue, Gold, Silver
Flower: White Rose
Zeta Tau Alpha ~ ΖΤΑ
Open Motto: "Seek the noblest."
Mascot: Crown, strawberry
Colors: Turquoise, Steel Grey
Flower: White Violet


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Ever wondered how dancers fuel their body throughout the day, while still staying calorie conscious? Look no further than the recipes below.
A typical…
- Breakfast: a piece of homemade bread toasted with peanut butter and jam, scrambled eggs, possibly some berries or part of a banana, and coffee
- Lunch: a sandwich – turkey and cheese being a common go-to option – or dinner leftovers
- Dinner: some sort of protein such as chicken or fish, accompanied by a grain and vegetable combo
Breakfast Recipe – 100% Whole Wheat Nut and Seed Bread
- 1 1/3 cups lukewarm water
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 5 tablespoons honey, molasses or maple syrup
- 4 cups whole wheat flour
- 1/4 cup sunflower seeds, chopped*
- 1/4 cup walnuts, chopped*
- 1 1/2 teaspoons salt
- 2 1/2 teaspoons instant yeast
To prepare the dough: Combine all of the ingredients, and mix them until you have a shaggy dough. Let the dough rest, covered, for 20 minutes, then knead till fairly smooth. Allow the dough to rise, covered, for about 2 hours, or until it's puffy and nearly doubled in bulk.
Gently deflate the dough, shape it into a log, and place it in a lightly greased 8 1/2″ x 4 1/2″ bread pan. Cover the pan with lightly greased plastic wrap (or a clear shower cap), and allow it to rise for about 2 hours, till it's crowned about 1″ to 2″ over the rim of the pan.
Bake the bread in a preheated 350°F oven for 40 to 45 minutes, tenting it lightly with aluminum foil for the final 20 minutes of baking. Yield: 1 loaf.
A typical…
- Breakfast: coffee and oatmeal with a handful of blueberries or some other fruit
- Lunch: sandwich with pesto, sliced mozzarella, Roma tomatoes, and something leafy on two slices of homemade whole wheat bread
- Dinner: pasta with marinara sauce, ground turkey (or grilled chicken) and possibly some cooked broccoli or spinach mixed in at the end, a salad with crumbled feta and kalamata olives, and a baguette fresh out of the oven
- Snacks: Greek yogurt, almonds and fruit are great for workday pick-me-ups
Lunch Recipe – Homemade Wheat Bread
- 7 cups whole wheat all-purpose flour
- 1 1/2 tablespoons Yeast
- 1 tablespoon kosher salt (increase or decrease to taste)
- 1/4 cup Vital wheat gluten
Mixed into a food safe but not airtight container, add and mix in:
- 3 & 1/4 cups lukewarm water
- 1/2 cup of honey (You can also use only water instead of honey)
Don't over-mix, this is a no-knead recipe!
Leave container of dough covered, out on the counter for 2+ hours to allow it to rise, and then put it in the refrigerator. You can use the dough piece by piece for up to two weeks.
Pull off a cantaloupe-sized chunk of dough, shape it into a ball, then elongate it a bit into an oval and toss it into a loaf pan. Let it rest (loosely covered with plastic wrap) for 90 minutes and then bake it at 350 degrees for 50-60 minutes. Note: If you use only water you'll have to adjust baking time and temperature, but the process is essentially the same.
After letting the loaf cool, slice it up to have sandwich bread for the week!
A typical…
- Breakfast: a bowl of cereal, some juice, and a banana
- Lunch: leftovers, or a sandwich or something else quick from a nearby restaurant. Can't miss homemade Thai food from Royal Blue Grocery on Fridays!
- Dinner: simple and quick meals for dinner, with enough for a few days of leftovers
- Snacks: fruit, yogurt, trail mix, and chocolate milk
Dinner Recipe – Ed's Simple Stir Fry
- 6 tablespoons soy sauce (or to taste)
- 2 tablespoons minced ginger
- 2 (or more) cloves of garlic, minced
- Optional: crushed red chilies, rice vinegar, teriyaki/Sriracha/hoisin/oyster sauce, etc.
- sesame or other neutral oil (for use over high heat)
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 lb. tofu (or another protein), cut into bite-sized pieces
- 6 cups assorted vegetables chopped into similar shapes/sizes
- A splash of water, stock or white wine
First, prepare the sauce by combining the soy sauce, ginger, garlic, and whatever else you like in a small bowl. Taste, adjust, and set aside to let the flavors meld.
At this point it's best to prepare all the other ingredients and have them ready by the stove.
Heat a tablespoon or so of oil in a large skillet or wok over medium-high heat. Add the onion and cook for a minute or two, stirring occasionally. When the onion begins to soften, add the protein and cook until the tofu begins to brown or the meat is almost fully cooked.
Add a splash of the sauce and cook, stirring frequently, until the tofu is nicely browned or the meat is done. Remove the onion and protein and set aside. Return the pan to the heat and add another tablespoon of oil. When the oil is hot, add the vegetables and turn the heat to high. Add the splash of liquid and cook, stirring constantly, until the vegetables are tender.
Turn off the heat and return the onion/protein mixture to the pan along with the rest of the sauce. Stir until evenly mixed and heated through. Serve immediately over rice or noodles, and save the leftovers for lunch!
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Its no surprise that people love their neat & potatoes...this is just a different version of it.
For the neat part, I soaked about 2 cups worth of kidney beans and cooked them up until they were really soft.
The secret behind the fluffiest mash potatoes is a ricer. I found mine at the thrift store. Its pretty cool, heavy duty and red. Its probably one of the most overlooked pieces that you can have in your kitchen. A masher just doesn't give you the same consistency. If you like the no-lumps in your potatoes, invest in one ( or find one :)
We have a friend staying with us...who is also a vegan. Which is nice because it means I don't have to cook around him so to speak. Its always hard to cater to non-vegans.haha
My mom said to me this afternoon...that is hard to go out to restaurants with "me" because I can't eat anything. Which got me thinking, about meat and potato people. Why does everything most people eat revolve around meat? When there is so many other tastier, healthier, greener options out there?
I ate meat...back in the day, but honestly I have never felt better (becoming vegan) in my life.....
Neat Balls
2 cups cooked kidney beans (really, really soft)
1 onion- minced
1 tbsp ground sage
1/2 tsp paprika
1/2 tsp garlic powder
2 tbsp balsamic vinegar
2 tbsp olive oil
1/4 cup fresh chopped parsley
1 tbsp tamari
2 tbsp Dijon mustard
1/2 cup oats
Mash everything together in a large bowl.
Form into balls and bake at 400 on a greased cookie sheet
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The first thing we want to do is install apache2.
Open your terminal and type:
sudo apt-get install apache2
You will probably be prompted for a password to install as root, enter it and then press "y" to proceed with the install. After everything installs, the following commands will give you the ability to start and stop apache2.
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 stop
Once installed point your browser to http://localhost - there you should see a message claiming it worked.
The directory you will be working out of is /var/www/
That's it time to install PHP.
Open your terminal and type:
sudo apt-get install php5 libapache2-mod-php5
Once the process completes, restart apache by typing into the terminal:
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
To test our install of php open up gedit or your favorite text editor and create a file called test.php
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
make sure you save it in the /var/www/ directory, open your browser and type http://localhost/test.php to ensure the phpinfo file we created appears and our install was successful.
*** When doing this step, my permissions weren't enabled to write/delete files because I wasn't logged in as root. So lets do a change ownership of the directory. There are lots of ways to do this step, but for now just type into your terminal.
sudo chown nykc /var/www/
be sure to change the [username] with your username...
Ok we are now 2/3 of the way there, all that is left is MySQL.
To install MySQL:
Open up the terminal and type:
sudo apt-get install mysql-server
you will be advised to create a root password for MySQL - go ahead and create that and continue with the install.
MySQL should now be installed.
Open up the terminal and type the following:
sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-auth-mysql php5-mysql phpmyadmin
this will install a program called phpMyAdmin which is a nice graphical tool used to edit your database. Make sure you select apache2 when prompted then continue with the install.
Now to get php working with myqsl type the following into the terminal.
gksudo gedit /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini
find the following commented line in the document.
; extension=mysql.so
remove the ";" so the line now reads
now let's restart apache2 again...
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
open up your terminal type:
mysql -uname -p
replace -uname with your -u username enter your newly created password and you are ready to configure.


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- PPCLI Fonds 72
- Fundos
- 1994-1996
The fonds contains questionnaires, correspondence, biographies, and one sound recording of Korean War veterans compiled by Bruce McIntyre for his doctoral research.
McIntyre, Bruce
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The fonds contains questionnaires, correspondence, biographies, and one sound recording of Korean War veterans compiled by Bruce McIntyre for his doctoral research.
McIntyre, Bruce
The fonds contains letters and citations describing the history of the 2nd Chemical Mortar Battalion and the actions of this American Battalion at the Battle of Kap'yong, Korea, April 24/25, 1951.
Hulsman, Carl H.
The fonds contains photographs of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Honour Guard for Private M. Menzoski, Colour Parties in 1934 and 1940, and C Company, 1942. Also included are photographs of Cadets in Esquimalt, 1932, the Capt...
Thompson, Ernest A.
The fonds contains 3 postcards of Erwin Russell Campbell with the 101st Fusilliers Bugle Band and recuperating in Hospital in England. Also contains one pass for Corporal Campbell to attend the Pleasure Gardens Theatre.
Campbell, Erwin Russell
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry 1st Battalion fonds
The fonds includes post-1992 reports, correspondence, nominal rolls, files on individual personnel, collected newsclippings, photo albums, certificates, programs for ceremonial events, and a film.
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry. 1st Battalion
The fonds contains 2 photographs of Sergeant Crossman at the Canadian Airborne Centre, 1987, 3 photographs of the Regimental Museum Staff, 1998, 3 photographs of Warrant Officer Crossman at the Military Collectors Club and Gun Show at the Mayfield...
Crossman, Geof
The fonds contains diaries, photographs, service records, letters and biographical information of Gilbert Candy.
Candy, Gilbert
The fonds contains 19 photographs and photocopies of 4 pages from a photograph album, all depicting members of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry in Italy during the Second World War. Also included are 12 photographs of the Colon...
Lyndon, Harry D.
The fonds contains a Royal Canadian Airforce pilot's flight log book with entries from 1948 to 1954 and 1965 to 1975 for flights taken in various aircraft including the Tiger Moth, Hadrian and Glider. Includes a group portrait of the first 6 ...
Chatry, Harry
William John Huston collection
The fonds contains 5 photographs of graves at Dickebusch Military Cemetery and one archival file containing photographs of William John Huston and his grave site, service records, transcripts of news articles and last letter home, 1915.
Huston (family)


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10 Related Work
As noted in the introduction, most existing documentation tools fall into one of three categories: LaTeX-like tools, JavaDoc-like tools, and WEB-like tools.
The LaTeX category includes general word-processing tools like Microsoft Word, but LaTeX offers the crucial advantage of programmability, where macros enable automatic formatting of API details. Systems like Skribe (Gallesio and Serrano 2005) improve LaTeX by offering a sane programming language. Even in a programmable documentation language, however, a lack of connection to source code means that information is duplicated in documentation and source, and binding and evaluation rules inherent to the source language are not automatically reflected in documentation and in examples related to those bindings.
The JavaDoc category includes perldoc for Perl, RDoc for Ruby, Haddock (Marlow 2002) for Haskell, OCamlDoc (Leroy 2007), Doxygen (van Heesch 2007) for various languages (including Java, C++, C#, and Fortran), and many others. Such tools improve on the LaTeX category, in that they provide a closer connection to the programs that they document. In particular, they are specifically designed for library API documentation, where they shine in automatic extraction of API details from the source code. These tools are not suitable for other kinds of stand-alone documents, such as overview documents, tutorials, and papers (like this one), where prose and document structuring are more central than API details.
Literate programming tools such as WEB (Knuth 1984) and noweb (Ramsey 1994) are designed for documenting the implementation of a library as much as the API that a library exports. In a sense, these tools are an extreme version of the JavaDoc category, where the information communicated to a reader is drawn from both the prose and the executable source. In doing so, unfortunately, the tools typically revert to a textual slice-and-dice of the program and prose sources, instead of a programmable layer that spans the two halves.
Simonis and Weiss (2003) provide a more complete overview of existing systems and add ProgDoc, which is similar to noweb in the way that it uses a pipeline of tools. Scribble builds on many ideas from these predecessors, but fits them into an extensible framework backed by an expressive programming language.
Skribe (categorized above in the LaTeX group) is by far the system most closely related to Scribble. Like Scribble, Skribe builds on Scheme to construct representations of documents using Scheme functions and macros, and it uses an extension of Scheme syntax to make it more suitable for working with literal text. (Skribe uses square brackets to quote strings, and within square brackets, a comma followed by an open parenthesis escapes back into Scheme.) Skribe's format-independent document structure and its use of passes to render a document both influenced the design of Scribble. Skribe, however, lacks an integration with lexical binding and the module system that is the heart of Scribble. For example, a scheme form that typesets and links and identifier in a lexically sensitive way is not possible to implement in Skribe without building a PLT Scheme-style module and macro layer on top of Skribe.
Scribble builds on a long line of work in Lisp-style language extensibility, including traditional Lisp macros, lexically scoped macros in Scheme (Dybvig et al. 1993), and readtable-based syntactic extension as in Common Lisp (Steele 1990). Phase-sensitive binding through for-label is specific to PLT Scheme, as is the disciplined and modular approach to readtable extension embodied by #lang.
The SLaTeX (Sitaram 2007) system provides automatic formatting of Scheme code within a LaTeX document. To identify syntactic forms and constants, SLaTeX relies on defkeyword and defconstant declarations. In this mode, the author of a work in progress must constantly add another "standard" binding to SLaTeX's list. Actually, SLaTeX includes define in its built-in table of syntactic forms, but the table is small compared to the number of syntactic forms available in PLT Scheme. More generally, the problem is the usual one for "standards": there are many to choose from. Scribble solves this problem with for-label imports and by directly using the namespace-management functionality of PLT Scheme modules.
Many systems follow the Lisp tradition of docstrings, in which documentation is associated to run-time values and used for online help. Python supports docstrings, and its doctest module even extracts and executes examples as tests, analogous to Scribble's examples form. Scribble supports a docstring-like connection between run-time bindings and documentation, but using lexical-binding information instead of the value associated with a binding. For example, (help cons) in PLT Scheme's read-eval-print loop opens documentation for cons based on its binding as imported from scheme/base, and not based on the procedure obtained by evaluating cons.
Smalltalk programming environments (Kay 1993) have always encouraged programmers to use the source (with its comments) as documentation, and environments like Eclipse and Visual Studio now make code navigation similarly convenient for other languages. Such tools do not supplant the need for external documentation, however, such as guides and tutorials.
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With possibly more than 2000 Australians living in Iraq, the federal government is again appealing for people to leave the strife-torn nation while they still can.
The government has begun withdrawing its embassy staff from Baghdad, warning Australians it can't help them evacuate because the security situation across northern Iraq is too perilous.
Islamist militants have seized large parts of the country from Iraqi authorities in a lightning campaign that's stunned the West and sent thousands of civilians fleeing for safety.
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) has earned a global reputation for brutality, boasting online of massacring 1700 Iraqi soldiers and policeman who surrendered to the militants.
The government is playing down the prospect of sending Australian troops back to Iraq, but isn't mincing its words when it comes to the regional threat posed by the radical jihadist group.
"Should the control of this group be consolidated, we are faced with the situation of a terrorist state," Prime Minister Tony Abbott told parliament on Monday.
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Repower Systems has been using its name since 2001 on the basis of a non-exclusive licence from the owner, the Swiss energy company Ratia Energie.
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Researchers examined data from more than 58,000 patients who suffered an ischemic stroke (in which blood flow to the brain is blocked) and were treated with clot-dissolving tissue plasminogen activators (tPA) within four and a half hours of the onset of stroke symptoms. The patients were treated at nearly 1,400 U.S. hospitals between 2003 and 2012.
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The increasingly bland, widely accessible pop-rock of the Brits in Coldplay have made them international stars. Relatively close by in Wales, Future of the Left has delivered three fantastic records—including this year's "The Plot Against Common Sense"—of sharp, aggressive indie rock wrapped around lyrics both cutting and hilarious. Consequently: The more acclaimed but less popular band works day jobs, and, says singer Andy Falkous, don't make much of a living from their work.
"I'm disappointed on our behalf, but I don't feel anything toward other individuals," says Falkous, 37, by phone from Cardiff in South Wales. "You can't really blame bands for existing. If Coldplay didn't exist, there'd be another band to appeal to couples in their 30s who want remember a special song on that rare night when the babysitter can stay with the kids until 2 and they're out having Tex-Mex. If One Direction didn't exist it'd be another bunch of plucked-looking children singing to screaming teenage girls.
Those bands exist because there's a need for those bands. I think there's probably a need for our band [Laughs]. It's just a much smaller need."
To these ears, Future of the Left is essential listening, though certainly not for everyone. Falkous says he was disappointed with the roughly half-full Bottom Lounge the band played to in 2009 but, whatever the crowd this time around, "I guarantee that every show is the same for us; we play like our lives are about to end." He's a wickedly smart, uninhibited interview. Here's a large chunk of our 40-minute chat.
Future of the Left, 8 p.m. Nov. 5 at Bottom Lounge, $13
You just got home from work. What are you doing now during the day?
My job is working for my local council in various complaints departments. Environmental health, usually, dealing with various manifestations, some true and some borne of utter madness.
Anyone who knows your work would be happy to hear you're working in another capacity that allows you to recognize what people have a problem with and do something about it.
[Laughs] I wouldn't say necessarily recognize what problems people have. I think if you're in the band world [and] most of your friends are musicians, you have what would be best described as a tenuous connection to reality. Whereas in our lives, believe me, we have a constant connection to reality. To give you an idea about our connection to reality--and again this is going to sound like a humblebrag, so do bear with me--I had two bits of news last Thursday. One of which was that we'd won this thing called the Welsh music prize, which is basically like the Welsh Mercury prize or something, and the other bit of news was that [we] found somebody to feed our cat while we were away in the States for a month. And even though the first bit of news was very sweet—like they said, just because you don't do things for a pat on the back it doesn't mean it's not nice to get a pat on the back from time to time—it was far more significant to our existence that our next-door neighbor had agreed to feed the cat. A month is
a big ask. I have this unfortunate disease where anything I say sounds like a joke, and it has really got to the point where I don't know if I'm joking or not when I say that.
It reminds me of people saying that to Jerry on "Seinfeld." Have people pointed that out to you, or you realized it on your own?
They have. The first time I told a girl I loved her, she punched me in the face.
Because she thought you were kidding?
Yeah. She thought I was taking the piss.
Did you patch it up after that?
[If] somebody's going to punch you in the face, that's pretty much the middle point of a huge down-slope. Chances are that emotion was just brought on by really good whiskey anyway.
I'm talking to you from Chicago, where I believe you've spent a little time. What comes to mind when people talk about Chicago? Anything you particularly liked or didn't like?
I think as a touring band there's a danger sometimes that you don't remember cities, but you shine a light on them in regards to how good the shows are there. If for some reason you played in Beirut to a capacity 800 crowd, had a great show and did loads of merch, and somebody said, "How's Beirut," you'd go, "Oh, it's a [bleeping] lovely place. It's great. The people there, they're bang-on and honestly the architecture is inspiring." So when I say my favorite cities especially in the States are Seattle and Chicago, that's because they're two of the better crowds. I have to say, Seattle wins.
I appreciate the honesty.
In terms of the United States, Seattle does win. Chicago, New York and L.A. are also fantastic places to play. The bigger cities there tends to be more of a groundswell, and also in the bigger cities there tends to be some younger people there I suppose. And younger people in the room give the room a kind of energy that even the biggest fan who's in their mid-30s and a little more cynical isn't going to bring, even with all the best intentions in the world. That's one of the main differences of playing in the States. The vast majority of the shows are 21 and over, and as you well know 21 and over in your country means 21 and over. Whereas 18 and over in our country [means], "If you're 15, give it a [bleeping] go."
On the new record, you compare Chicagoan Billy Corgan to Voldemort. He's a relatively confrontational person. What welcome do you expect from him when you arrive?
I expect total ambivalence and no idea that he even knows about it.
Why not?
Why would massively successful, huge, giant Billy Corgan care about what some band who sells 8 records wrote about him in vague reference to the fact that in the right light he looks like Voldemort?
He could have a Google alert set up for himself.
I don't think that's true. At the risk of quoting a British TV show "The Thick of It," why would you ever Google your own name? It's like opening to a room where everybody says your life is [bleep]. Every so often I do a Twitter search "Future of the Left" and it's an eye-opener.
People write negative things about you on Twitter?
Yeah, people write things about us on Twitter it turns out. I try not to look. It's like scratching a particularly unsexy itch. Unless it's being read by tens of thousands of people, it's probably best left alone. Donald Trump could maybe take some of that advice. There was a film recently shown on British television called "You've Been Trumped" which is about his efforts to build a golf course in northern Scotland and basically the way that he ran roughshod over the local administration … What Donald Trump did by criticizing the director on Twitter was inadvertently promote the film to over 2 million people.
On the song that references Corgan, "Robocop 4-- Fuck Off Robocop," you slam unnecessary movie sequels. What's your favorite sequel of all time?
My favorite sequel wouldn't be highbrow, and I realize this is an opinion which would make me a pariah in any film studies class. Even though it's far less worthy of film, the performances are far less nuanced, the twists aren't so much twists as bridges to the next action sequence, when I was a kid I enjoyed "Aliens" more than I enjoyed "Alien." That's not for a second to claim that "Aliens" belongs in the pantheon of great films 'cause it's like a processed cheese slice of flavor, isn't it?
Why does that topic get you so worked up?
One of the words, and maybe you can correct me on this, that has a very negative connotation in Britain and it seems an almost neutral connotation in the states is the word "franchise." When you talk about sports teams in the states they can be franchise in the sense that somebody can buy the franchise and then move the team to a different city, can't they?
Whereas that's happened once to my knowledge in Britain in football where there's a team called Wimebledon that moved from North London where Wimbledon is to Milton Keynes which is barely a city really. … They'll talk about the "Robocop" franchise or the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise, literally it's so blatant to me, a franchise is something which is used to make money, isn't it? That's what it is. A franchise implies financial holdings. It seems to me there's not even the pretense of art. There's a blatant nature to the commercialism, and even looking into the dead eyes of the people involved, you can tell that the people involved in the film don't think it's a good idea.
I'm sure you saw that Johnny Depp said not too long ago that he didn't even understand some of the "Pirates" sequels.
Right. The thing is, like a lot of our ideas, it begins just with the song title. With "You Need Satan More Than He Needs You," I came up with the title first and we tried to write a song which was as good as that title for about a year and a half. There were four or five guitar songs, and two or three keyboard songs. There was something about that title which suggested to me that if it was a guitar song it would probably be too serious, and you don't want a serious song with a title like that because then you're the kind of the band who have a dirty beard and play in shorts. … But something about the anger or the fun in that song comes from a disbelief to a degree that this isn't something which is more decried. I think there is such an almost, this winking acceptance of the [bleep] the movie industry pushes down people's throats, I think on a mainstream level it's subjected to very little critical thought. There's something really embarrassing about the fact that there haven't been any songs about it previously. I've seen a couple of comments saying, "What's the point of writing this song, the sentiments are so obvious?" Well the sentiments aren't so obvious because these remakes keep being trotted out.
And they make incredible money. The "Transformers" sequels are as good an example as you can think of. The second one in particular is unwatchable and made about $7 billion.
It's bizarre, isn't it. Just because a sentiment's obvious doesn't mean a song shouldn't be written. "What's Goin On" by Marvin Gaye, the sentiment is obvious. That doesn't mean that the song [was regarded as irrelevant].
Where do your lyrical ideas come from? Is it generally things that strike a nerve for you? How has that process changed if at all for the course of the band's three albums?
They just usually begin with one line and that line will indicate something. Whether it's a play on words or a topic or even less than a play on words, just something fun for the love of language, the alliteration or seeing what ridiculous words you can get into a song. I'm currently trying to get the words "truculent" and "supercilious" into songs but without making it sound like it's being crowbarred in there. That's the challenge … It's about playing with notions. We have one new song which begins with the line, "Her c**k is so hard." That song, the sentiments behind that song, simply began with that line and then they spiraled from there as it became, "Where do you see that line taking you? What does it suggest?" What it probably suggests is I should shut the [bleep] up.
What songs' subject matter has surprised you in terms of the reaction it's gotten out of people?
People don't tend to get worked up necessarily. I mean, there are I suppose, that Pitchfork review, people getting the basic subject of songs very wrong. I think with almost any other song on the record it almost would have been forgivable but certainly with the song "Anchor," thinking it was having a stab at alcoholics is quite a stretch really. I'm not sure what kind of person goes around writing songs about how lame alcoholics are. "Look at that guy with his disease. What a dick!" That's quite a stretch. I think you've gotta be halfway through the process of demonizing someone to think that's the kind of path that they want to follow. Some songs are written from a point of view of characters. You don't sit down and go, "Let's sit down and write a song about Caesar crossing the Rubicon from the perspective of a disabled souser." But you find yourself choosing perspectives. It's natural if you have a wandering or inquisitive mind to want to skip between those realities. Not every song is "I this person think X about Y and here is what you should do about it." Somebody said to me, "What's your problem? What's your problem with action films, mate? You don't like action films?" I'm like, "Action films are fine; I just don't like you." You've gotta be entirely and literally restricted by the content of everything in front of you to think that that song is some kind of takedown of action films per se. Unless at the end we go, "P.S. 'Die Hard''s a great film." It would rather lose its concentric flow.
During Lolla this year I tweeted that you were one of the bands I wanted at Lolla 2013. Someone responded that would be ridiculous or wouldn't fit. Do you have an interest in playing something like Lolla?
If we can come over and not lose money then potentially. I don't really know a lot about—I mean I know obviously it's a festival which tours around. I've been told by various people who I trust that the Warped Tour would be a very bad idea for our band. And that was the beginning [and] the end of the time I spent thinking about the Warped Tour.
Lolla is actually only in Chicago.
Oh, really. Did it used to travel around at one stage?
Yeah, but since 2005 it's been just a 3-day weekend in Chicago.
All right. I honestly wasn't aware of that. Yeah, I mean, potentially. Usually if you come over and do something like that off the back of that you play some club shows. For a band I guess unless you're Coldplay or [bleeping] One Direction, club shows are definitely where the magic can happen in that enclosed space where everybody has come there explicitly to see you other than a couple hundred diehards in the front and maybe some people milling about on spec turning their noses up at you. Sometimes I'm sad to say the fees that festivals pay allows you to do things like fly across a gigantic [bleeping] ocean … The costs of touring the states are, I mean they're not unbelievable; they're far too believable.
The new album has a song "Failed Olympic Bid." I'm talking to you from a city that recently had its own failed Olympic bid. Can you give us any insight into your perception of how the London Olympics went and if we should feel better? I was relieved we didn't get the 2016 Olympics but many were disappointed.
The Olympics by British standards went far better than expected both in a financial, cultural and also sporting sense. Personally I really couldn't give no [bleep] about the sports involved. My sports are football and cricket and it's been fairly dark in those sports for the last year. Whereas Britain seems to be doing very well in every sport which isn't a sport that I enjoy, so there you go. Make of that what you will, cruel fates. All the news stories at the minute are how London 2012 came under budget, which is [good] if you forget that the original budget was tripled.
What was that budget?
I'm not entirely sure but I do know that if you look at the original budget it came in over 200 percent over budget. But if you look at the revised budget it came in under budget. Which is a brilliant way of household accounting. The song "Failed Olympic Bid" we started introducing it by saying, "This song was written for the Olympics but that turned out to be quite popular so we like to imagine it's about the Queen's Jubilee instead."
Because that's not quite as popular?
That's not as popular, yeah. You've gotta be blatant about these things. One thing which is quite worrying to me was the largely uncritical acceptance of the sponsorship logos and maxim of brands like McDonald's and Coke. I'm not comfortable with branding myself, but I'm hardly some kind of anti-branding campaigner. But I found it really difficult to take the idea that professional athletes would be anywhere near a McDonald's. And I find the juxtapositioning of those brands with the kind of figures that impressionable young people like as being so wrong as to seem like it was a concept beamed down from an alien world. Jimmy, who's the guitar player in the band for the last few years, he used to be a professional athlete. He ran the 800 meters for Great Britain. He was in the world championship final in I think 2005, the world indoor championship final. And he talks about how I think it's the Ethiopian athletes, at all the training camps they would have free McDonald's for the athletes, and these Ethiopians were allowed to eat whatever they wanted. Since they hadn't seen anything like McDonald's, they'd all eat that. And their times over a week would go down from about one minute 45 to about one minute 49, one minute 50. They'd go from leading the races to trailing a couple of seconds behind everybody else. And that is the accepted fuel for athletes. That and sugary drinks. I've run a lot myself, but I also drink enough beer to keep a Scandinavian economy going. I'm not trying to claim the moral high points on "My body is a temple," but I would never run around the block and go, "Thanks, Heineken!" because that would be an affront to [bleepin'] nature. And I think there are a lot of people in this world who should be ashamed, but the international Olympic committee I think they're probably right at the top of shameless [bleeping] idiots who would do anything for money.
Yes, though I don't see many commercials for 4-star restaurants. If I did they wouldn't have Derrick Rose promoting them.
And I get that, but there's something very particular about the nutrition that sports stars need and certainly the baseball players--what they probably want is a face full of steroids, am I right? … Sports nutrition is a very particular thing, and even if it wasn't a very particular thing, burgers and milkshakes would not be the way to improve your time in the pool. Unless by your time in the pool we're talking about the time it takes you to sink to the bottom.
You're playing here the night before the election. How do you think that will impact the show and how do you think the next day will go?
A more important question should be, "How do I think that will impact the election?" I have no idea. I've actually been on tour in the states, that will be three election campaigns in a row. In 2004 with Mclusky we had our stuff stolen in Phoenix on election day, which is still one of the worst days in my life, and financially we still haven't entirely recovered from it. Which is mad when you consider it was eight [bleeping] years ago. And the last election I think we left about four or five days before but we were on tour with Against Me and Ted Leo for pretty much that whole campaign. So I don't really know to be quite honest with you. One thing is definitely noticeable even as you pass through the red states is the people who come to our shows, and not just cause we're called Future of the Left, but because it's the constituency of indie rock music, 99 percent of the people who come to our shows are going to be left-leaning as it is. They're going to be voting for Obama; there's going to be very few people who will vote for Romney in the crowd, and even if they do they'll have the good sense to shut their [bleeping] mouths.
What is increasingly clear, American politics is far more entertaining than British politics because it's far crazier. If somebody in a British parliamentary debate mentioned God, they would be laughed out of the house. For example if you oppose abortion, just to relax the tone a little bit, in parliament if you said you opposed abortion because God opposes abortion, that wouldn't be considered as a legislative argument. Whereas in the states in some places it is. Don't get me wrong, in some places I know equally it isn't. But this is the complex thing about looking at the states from the point of view as an outsider, there isn't a monolithic truth about it. What is increasingly clear even having watched the debate the other day on foreign policy, obviously Obama knows a lot more about foreign policy, and obviously I incline a lot more toward Obama myself because he appears to be a real person. The difference to me only seems to be the spin on the policies. I'm not entirely sure what the difference is between the candidates if you look at on the ground reality. The difference is how the other countries will look at a nation that has a black president as opposed to an old white, usual model president ,but apart from that I don't know if there will be any real difference. That doesn't make the billions spent on this bizarre competition between two men any less entertaining but also obscene. I'm very much looking forward to being there for the process, and hopefully we won't have all our [bleep] stolen on the day of the election.
Guilty pleasure movie: "Bugsy Malone." "My mother raised me with musicals, and even though I detest most of them—'West Side Story'--makes me want to punch unconscious tramps, it really does. But there's something about 'Bugsy Malone.' We've been trying to do a cover of the song 'Bad Guys' from that for years but we can't find the right kind of honky-tonk piano … 'Bugsy Malone' is really funny. It's got Scott Baio in it. It's got Jodie Foster in it. And it's got lots of little kids in it whose parts are very disturbedly sung by adults without so much as an indication as to why."
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Cunliffe explores visions of legal history on the Australian High Court
Emma Cunliffe, University of British Columbia, has posted an essay, Anywhere but Here: Race and Empire in the Mabo Decision. It takes up an Australian version of a question very much on the minds of American legal scholars in the wake of the recent PICS case: what happens to history in the hands of judges. The essay appeared in a Symposium Issue of Social Identities. Here's the abstract: The High Court of Australia's decision in Mabo v. Queensland (No.2) is among the most widely known and controversial decisions the Court has yet delivered. In Mabo, a majority of the Court recognised a common law right to native title subject to certain criteria. In this article, I explore the competing visions of legal history that are implicit within Brennan J's leading judgment and Dawson J's dissent. In particular, I discuss the ways in which both of these judgments render an incomplete and contradictory documentary record more coherent than it really is. Suggesting that neither judgment manages to escape the traces of racism, I argue that the alternative approaches tell us more about the fault lines within contemporary Australian political discourse than they do about the Australian colonial past. I conclude that Brennan J's efforts to render contemporary justice for past wrongs against indigenous Australians deserve acknowledgement, though his judgment is ultimately constrained by the force at the heart of the Australian common law. Much more remains to be done before the Australian common law can be said to recognise indigenous Australian cultures as complex, changeable, and contemporary.
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Goodmorning! Hope you are all well! I'm sharing a couple of poetry pieces published on Instagram @herheartpoetry from http://www.herheartpoetry.com. As many poetry magazines, they have various topics each month/submission period.
This first poem was published months ago and the theme was on 'love/relationships,' and the second poem was published this past week on the theme, 'Howl at the Moon.'
For anyone interested, this is another awesome place to have your poetry published. You do, however, need to create a square picture with some app on your phone/tablet that edits photos, from a photo of your poem on MS Office or in someway, creatively create an Instagram poem that is square 🙂
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Percent Daily Values (DV) are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Servings and Times
Cups of Fruits and Vegetables Per Person: 1.0
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- Combine applesauce and 1 cup of prunes.
- For each serving, in a 9-10 ounce stemmed goblet, layer ¼ cup cereal, ¼ cup yogurt, ½ cup applesauce-prune mixture, and another ¼ cup yogurt.
- Top with 2 tablespoons of cereal and garnish with a prune.
- Serve immediately, or refrigerate up to 4 hours before serving.


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'Tis a Mystery
With the way things have been going lately, it's hard to not to question things you hear around Blue Jays camp — blame the B.J. Ryan "back injury" thing if you want to point to something specific. Take a scenario within Sunday's 2-1 loss to the Devil Rays, for example.
Toronto was trailing Tampa Bay, 1-0, heading into the eighth inning. The Devil Rays — void of any left-handers in the bullpen — called up righty Brian Stokes to face Jays catcher Jason Phillips (righty), who was leading off the inning, followed by Ryan Roberts (righty) and Adam Lind (lefty). Jays manager John Gibbons called for a pinch hitter: John McDonald, who bats from the right side.
On the bench, presumably, was right fielder Alex Rios — Toronto's leader with seven home runs who has gone 7-for-17 on the current homestand. McDonald, on the other hand, had never faced Stokes and was 1-for-his-last-25 at the plate. Also on the bench was a left-handed option in Jason Smith if Gibbons wanted to play the percentages.
McDonald promptly grounded out to the pitcher, Roberts (no hits in three games this year and filling in at third for the injured Troy Glaus) flew out to center, and Lind grounded out to second base. Again, Rios or Smith were presumably available to pinch hit for either McDonald or Roberts.
Afterward, when Gibbons was asked why he decided McDonald was the man for the situation, he replied:
"I've got my reasons. You don't need to know everything. I had my reasons. I just chose to do it that way at that time."
With the way Toronto's clubhouse has been transformed into an infirmary, it was easy to question whether or not that meant something was wrong with Rios. Before and after the game, though, Gibbons insisted Rios was fine. It was merely a day off for the right fielder. Toronto's manager also said there was nothing wrong with Phillips.
So, in almost comedic fashion, a pack of us reporters waited in the clubhouse for Rios to finally emerge so we could get his take on the situation. When a team official approached Rios to tell him the media wanted to talk to him, he looked absolutely puzzled.
Everything OK?
"Yeah, I'm fine."
Could you have pinch hit in that situation?
"Of course."
Do you have any idea why you weren't playing?
"I have no clue. Day off, I guess."
OK, that's that. Gibbons had his reasons.
GLAUS UPDATE: After the loss, Glaus said he was "feeling better" after re-injuring his left heel on Friday, and Gibbons said the third baseman might just avoid a second DL stint after all. Toronto doesn't need to make a roster move until Tuesday, when it needs a replacement starter for the injured Roy Halladay.
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I was wondering why Rios wasn't used at all tonight, the team was clearly not performing well offensively tonight so why would Gibby sit one of the hottest hitters in recent games ? it didn't make sense to me. A lot of ppl on Mike Wilners show questioned the removal of Shaun Marcum when he had a no hitter going, but I was more upset with Rios not being used.
Its understandable why Marcum was taken out…He was amazing to say the least but the last thing the Jays need is another injury so responsibly they took him out to protect his arm. Let him build up to normal starter expectations of 100 plus pitch count over a few starts. Besides who knew Frasor would give up a crucial run. Oh ya I forgot eveyone did. The thing I dont understand is why they keep using Frasor when he has given up so many game deciding runs in the recent past. Stop using Frasor…everytime he goes out Im at the edge of my seat wondering not if but when hes going to blow it. Clearly he cannot handle high stress situations…at the very least dont use him when one run can make or break a game. Have they learned there lesson yet? And by the way has anyone heard of Brandon Leagues progress…is there any chance he might be ready in the near future…the Jays need him desperately.
I heard a report that League is close to having season ending surgury.
i am a bluejay fan ever since they started, but watching them now is discourageing i think hillenbrand was right when he said they don,t know how to win, last game why not use rios in pinch hit i think they should have a look at gibby, before the year is lost,
The year is lost. That's why they will not be moving Gibby until after the season is over.
The season is lost? We're a month and a half in. Please think before you get all whiney and pessimistic.
Fairweather fans like this bug me.
And I love Gibbons, I'm sure he had perfectly good reasons for not hitting Rios. For all we know Rios was not telling the complete truth either. And not hitting Smith is a no brainer. When you strike out as much as he does you are all but useless. That would be why he was designated for assignment.
Jeff Blair and Mike Wilner were speculating that the reason Rios was not used was because of a possible benching (disciplinary action). Towards what exactly was not said, but it was an interesting point.


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The annual Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum's Living History Day will be this Saturday, June 25th at the museum in Buffalo.
The event is a chance for the museum to welcome the community to tour the museum as well as learn about history through the living exhibits placed around the museum and the Johnson County Courthouse grounds.
Museum Director John Gavin explains what the event is all about.
The Living exhibits include tomahawk throwing, horseshoeing, buffalo hunters, flintnappers and more.
There will also be facepainting for the kids and book signings by authors Gene Gagliano, Zachary Pullen and Judy Slack.
The Basque Dancers will perform at 10:30 and the square dancers go on at 11:30.
Festivities begin at 9 am and continue until 2 pm. The museum is located at the corner of Fort and Main Streets in Buffalo.
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
look at me! look at me! it's the NEW me! :)
Whoohoooo! Another Lunch has had a makeover! Bye-bye pieced together hodge-podge blog, helllloooo cutie-patootie-pie blog!
This blog redesign has been in progress for quite some time! It all started when I asked a beautiful friend of mine, Mariah DeMarco (who just so happens to be a famous illustrator) if she'd be willing to make me an avatar. She not only replied with an enthusiastic "I'd be happy to!", but upped the ante by saying, "and would you like a new header, too?". Would I ever! Little did I know that an avatar and header would blossom into a whole new look from head (cutest header ever!) to toe (check out the darling footer)!
And let me be clear here, when I call Mariah a "friend", that's not bloggy talk for "someone I've exchanged cordial emails with and occasionally tweet to", oh no. When I say "friend" I mean we went to high school together, rode the same bus, borrowed each other's clothes, crushed on the same boys (she always got 'em, I'm not kidding about her being beautiful!). When I say friend I'm talking about someone I truly care for, respect, and admire. Mariah has always been an artist, and to see how she's followed her dreams and achieved success in doing so fills me with so much joy!
All the sweet artwork you see here, every single pixel, is from the hand and imagination of Mariah. Incredible isn't it? To be able to create such beauty from thin air? It blows me away. :)
At some point during this process, as Mariah continued to churn out image after image of adorable bento lunchy illustration for me, the realization hit me that I wasn't going to be able to handle the task of implementing the art into my blog by myself. Now, I can hack HTML code with some directions by my side, but I knew I was not going to be able to do Mariah's art any justice. I needed someone who could do more than muddle their way through HTML. I needed someone that could take Mariah's work and put it in place to allow it to shine!
I don't know how I got so lucky to find Shalon. But boy, did I get lucky! You might have seen her name over there in the left column listed as a blog author for awhile. She's been working behind the scenes to get this new look in place! Shalon of Pretty Lovely Design is everything I was looking for in a blog designer. I poured over her portfolio, I visited the sites she designed, and was immediately drawn to her crisp and clean blog style. I knew she'd be the perfect candidate to put Mariah's illustrations into a great blog layout. Shalon took a huge heap of image files and turned them into this. This pretty, lovely, little blog.
Shalon has been wonderful to work with. WONDERFUL! She has been friendly, helpful, knowledgeable and patient... and her skills speak for themselves. I highly recommend contacting her if you have any bloggy projects you'd like designed!
Thank you, Shalon! It has been my pleasure to work with you!
Mariah, and her charming artwork, can be found on her blog, "Paper & Pomegranates", Facebook, and Flickr. If you are interested in hiring this sweet-spirited sensational artist you can contact her via her website or find her at Aeolidia.
Mariah, from the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU.
Not only thanks for this blog you've made delightful nor for the support and enthusiasm you've given me since its' inception, but more so, thank you for just being you. You have inspired me over the years more than you will ever know. It is my privilege to know you. Big hugs, dear friend of mine. I completely and utterly adore you. XOXOXO
27 comments:
- Snowflowers Mum said... [Reply to comment]
super cute...blog makeovers are so refreshing!
- August 17, 2010 at 10:10 AM
- Katie Kolich said... [Reply to comment]
It looks great!!! Good job everyone!!!
- August 17, 2010 at 10:25 AM
- The Planet Pink said... [Reply to comment]
Melissa! It turned out AH-MAZING!!!
- August 17, 2010 at 10:26 AM
- Wendy said... [Reply to comment]
Beautiful! Beautiful! Beautiful!! I'm so excited for you!
- August 17, 2010 at 10:28 AM
- The Princess said... [Reply to comment]
I love your new blog look, it is so kawaii.
- August 17, 2010 at 10:34 AM
- Bar 7 Ranch said... [Reply to comment]
SOOOOO CUTE!! Congrats! I love it!
- August 17, 2010 at 10:39 AM
- Jennifer Turner said... [Reply to comment]
Melissa! This is brilliant! I LOVE the new look. I LOVE what Mariah created! I LOVE the blog design! Congratulations. I'm super excited for you and what you're doing.
- August 17, 2010 at 11:20 AM
- To The Moon and Back said... [Reply to comment]
LOOOving the new look! Congrats!
- August 17, 2010 at 11:21 AM
- Christina said... [Reply to comment]
It is incredibly adorable!!! Great job, everyone! I absolutely love it.
- August 17, 2010 at 11:38 AM
- Astrid said... [Reply to comment]
It's gorgeous! Congrats!
- August 17, 2010 at 11:52 AM
- Susan B. said... [Reply to comment]
Love the new look! Very soft and fun. Especially love the footer. So cute!! :) You're a lucky girl!
- August 17, 2010 at 11:55 AM
- April said... [Reply to comment]
I was making my way back over this morning, just to say how much I love the new look. The heading is adorable.
- August 17, 2010 at 12:09 PM
- Mariah said... [Reply to comment]
Sweet dear friend, I'm blushing from head to toe and if I'm honest little tears are sneaking out of the corners of my eyes... It's been such fun getting to interact with you so much over the last months! Oh dear friend, I love you. I miss you terribly and really do hope we will get to meet up on our big trip east next year! I just want to hug you for a good 3 minutes or so right now ^_^ I love you. You are such a talented writer & leader. You always have been and that's something I've always admired about you (one of the many things!) .. and let me be clear here.. your much more beautiful inside and out than I.. and I'd kill for your hair! ;D Oh sweet friend, thank you for everything, your truly a beauty and It's an honor & blessing to have been friends with you all these years, thank you for it all & I look forward to a lifetime of friendship with you! ♥
- August 17, 2010 at 12:16 PM
- RLR said... [Reply to comment]
Love the new makeover - and I picked up your blog badge (the circle) to post on my blog!
- August 17, 2010 at 2:08 PM
- Kelly Polizzi said... [Reply to comment]
wow, your friend did an awesome job. Does she want to do mine next? *bats eyelashes* lol Seriously, I love it Melissa (yes, I'm awake today lol).
- August 17, 2010 at 2:32 PM
- Tracey said... [Reply to comment]
It's so cute, I love it!!
- August 17, 2010 at 4:02 PM
- Laura Alison said... [Reply to comment]
love the new layout!
- August 17, 2010 at 5:08 PM
- Jayne said... [Reply to comment]
This is perfect. And gorgeous. And lovely. And pretty. And cute. I'm proud of you Melissa :) Congrats on your new design and finding this special niche in the blogosphere that you totally rock at!
- August 17, 2010 at 6:22 PM
- Kristie Clower said... [Reply to comment]
love it! your friend is very talented.
- August 17, 2010 at 7:08 PM
- lisa9999 said... [Reply to comment]
So pretty.
- August 17, 2010 at 7:12 PM
- Cameron said... [Reply to comment]
Oh my gosh so adorable!!! I love it!!!
- August 17, 2010 at 7:36 PM
- Angeleyes said... [Reply to comment]
Ooooooooooooo so Kawaii!!! I want a new Bento look too! :P
- August 17, 2010 at 9:02 PM
- Gina @ MoneywiseMoms said... [Reply to comment]
Love the colors and especially the footer! :)
- August 17, 2010 at 9:51 PM
- Giggly Girls said... [Reply to comment]
It looks awesome!!
- August 18, 2010 at 9:01 AM
- Raji P. said... [Reply to comment]
Lovely, almost did not recognize you!! I love the new look! is it just me or is the font smaller, though?
- August 18, 2010 at 2:00 PM
- Melissa said... [Reply to comment]
Hey Raji! I was just thinking about you - I heard your name somewhere and was thinking I hadn't seen you around lately! Good to see you. :)
Yes, the font is small. Do you think it is too small? I am undecided.
- August 18, 2010 at 3:11 PM
- arkonite_babe said... [Reply to comment]
Awesome new look for the blog, I love it!
- August 18, 2010 at 4:13 PM


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ENGS 114: Networked Multi-Agent Systems
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Eurosanta (Or, "Papa, where did Santa Claus come from?")
Sinterklaas is a legendary bishop who gives free gifts to children in the Netherlands in return for:
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ST1972 : Rolling bascule bridge no.2 in Cardiff bay barrage
taken 8 years ago, near to Penarth, The Vale of Glamorgan/Bro Morgannwg, Great Britain
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