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Community of Silverton
Silverton Community Peoria Arizona 85382
Silverton is in North Peoria and is surrounded By Mountain Views, Great Schools, local Parks, Lots of Shopping and some Great Restaurants. Silverton Community close to local colleges,local banks Public and private schools, shopping, dining Gym & Recreation. Silverton Community also has local hospitals & health care facilities. Silverton Community is close to local Churches & houses of worship. Silverton Community is just minutes away from Sunrise Mountain Public Library & just minutes away from Cibola Vista's Resort. Silverton subdivision is also Just 25 minutes away from Lake Pleasant witch has Fishing, boating, Sail Boats and has slips to park your own Boat there year around if you so desire. Lake Pleasant also offers Jet ski rentals National park for picnics and fun for the whole Family. The Peoria Sports Complex is just 15 minutes From Silverton Community Restaurants. When moving to or visiting Peoria Arizona, the Peoria Sports Complex is a "Must See" fun family event.
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Silverton Real Estate For Sale
- Peoria Arizona
- Peoria Arizona 85382
- Peoria Unified School District
- Silverton Community / Subdivision
- Sunrise Mountain High School
The purchase of Real Estate For Sale in the Community of Silverton, the single largest investment that most people make. This investment is not just in Real Estate For Sale in the Community of Silverton, but also in the neighborhood around this home. Proximity to amenities such as good schools, shopping and recreational facilities all affect the value of this Real Estate For Sale in the Community of Silverton, When moving into a new community it pays to research the area before selecting your perfect home. Keep in mind, it is not just Real Estate For Sale in the Community of Silverton You are investing in, it is also the neighborhood in the region of the house. Like the majority of people you probably desire your home to be close to services such as golf courses, shopping, nightlife districts, etc. Find out what amenities the neighborhood has to offer around your ideal Real Estate For Sale in the Community ofSilverton, all the benefits of living in Cities like Peoria AZ or as we call it The Valley of the Sun are many, particularly if you like a warm, sunny climate; the sun shines here over ten months out of the year. There is no shortage of outdoor recreational opportunities, either. Not only is this The Valley of the Sun, Peoria AZ are surrounded by mountains and federally-protected wilderness areas, there are numerous green spaces within the metro area itself; many parks are connected by a network of biking and hiking trails. If you are a golfer, you also have a wide choice of world-class greens to choose from; there are over thirty public and private golf clubs near this Peoria AZ or The Valley of the Sun, and an addition fifty in and around nearby the Scottsdale area. One of the great benefits of living in The Valley of the Sun or Peoria AZ. is often overlooked, which is the potential of solar power. With 300 days of sunshine each year, it is possible to have one's electrical power needs completely met with solar panels on The Valley of the Sun or Peoria AZ. Along with these crucial decisions on the state, city and subdivision most neighborhoods have multiple
zip codes that can affect your decisions. When you are considering a move, especially to this Homes For Sale in Zip Code 85382 Peoria AZ where there are a lot of different areas with separate zip codes, talk to your Realtor. Find out which zip codes near this Homes For Sale in Zip Code 85383 Peoria AZ have lower crime rates, lower prices for insurance coverage, and which areas have more family orientated neighborhoods. You don't want to base your entire moving decision for this Homes For Sale in Zip Code 85382 Peoria AZ on zip codes, but you will want to consider it so you don't end up with a horrible surprise when you get settled into your new place and realize crime rates are higher and your insurance rates are through the roof on this Homes For Sale in Zip Code 85382 Peoria AZ. Please consider having zip code questions ready for your Realtor on this Homes For Sale in Zip Code 85382 Peoria AZ. If you have children in their teens, the schools around this
High School: Sunrise Mountain High School
area are plentiful. Homes for sale near Sunrise Mountain High School. The high school years go by very quickly so make sure your children make the best of it in their new home in Peoria AZ & Glendale AZ. There are many wonderful events that happen during this time period some of which are a really big deal and some are not as important. Homes for sale near Sunrise Mountain High School you can do this by making sure that you give them the greatest chance to receive the best education, Homes for sale near Sunrise Mountain High School establish good friendships, and have a good yet responsible time living in their new home in Peoria AZ & Glendale AZ, A high school diploma earned by your children when living in their new home in Peoria AZ & Glendale AZ, is a vital first step toward economic success and self-sufficiency for your children. Homes for sale near Sunrise Mountain High School, This new home in Peoria AZ & Glendale AZ is a perfect fit if you're looking for a great place for your children to go to high school. Most new families are thinking about having children soon after moving into a new home in the valley of the sun or living in Peoria & Glendale Arizona. It may be beneficial to look for
Elementary School: Frontier Elementary School
amenities a good elementary school has, like outstanding curricular programs, high student achievement, award winning teachers and programs, lots of opportunities for kids, accredited preschool programs all benefiting your young children when you move into this Homes for sale near Frontier Elementary School. The backyard of within Homes For sale near Frontier Elementary School .We want our children to become caring responsible citizens who will contribute to our neighborhoods and community within homes for sale Near. To achieve these goals, it is important for all students to develop positive school habits, including regular attendance, coming to school on time, completing class work and homework, following rules and procedures, and learning basic life skills, this goal can be attainable by living within this Homes for Sale near Frontier Elementary School. These are all important behaviors that contribute to your child becoming successful besides giving them the best opportunity by living within Homes for sale near Frontier Elementary School.


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Class Dojo
Behavior Management Tool
|Students earn positive and negative points individually and as team. Students are able to track their points using the Class Dojo app.
Online Assessment Tool
|Provides mulitple choice, Fill in blank, Essay and several ways to give a formal assessment. Questions can be randomized. Also provides a way to create fun activities for your student using your own content. Quia will automatically grade fill in the blank, multiple choice and True/False questions.
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I also use Quizlet.Live as a class game. Students really enjoy it but can be glitchy at times. Here is some more information on how this works.
Quick multiple choice assessment using printed out QR codes and your cellphone.
|Wagner - I printed out a class set on card stock. We do a practice round to make sure they know how to show their answer. I then give them a question, and as soon as everyone has their answer up I scan the cards. It takes about 30 seconds to scan the room and pick up all the answers. After a few other questions, I show students their results using the graph on plickers.com and then we discuss why we got right or wrong.
Website that goes along with Spanish Textbook AVANCEMOS.
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|Wagner- I've used the free version one or twice as a way to informally assess students. I prefer using other methods but I noticed that my student really like having a chance to use their phone in class. It can also be embed directly into Power point slides.
Send reminder texts to students.
|Wagner- I use remind.com to send a remind text to student who are signed up when assignment are due.


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The independent consumer guide to beer product dating.
Yes, I know it's called "The Netherlands" now, but all the breweries still put "Holland" on their packaging, so I decided I should humor the natives.
Breweries listed on this page are assumed to have one-year shelf lives (unless demonstrated otherwise by an authoratative source).
The Dutch Beerpages have further information on beer in Holland, if you can read Dutch.
Advertisement: Sample the world's best beers, chosen for you by the Beer Hunter, Michael Jackson
I'm pretty damn sure that Amstel is a subsidiary of Heineken, because they use the same manufacturer number, the same bottles, the same dating scheme, and even the same small print on the bottom of their cartons. A beer salesman I knew even called the stuff "Heineken Light". Go read the Heineken entry.
I don't really know why Heineken goes to such elaborate lengths to disassociate itself from Amstel; maybe they just don't want to admit they brew a light beer.
As of January 1997, Grolsche (known to Americans as "the other brewery in Holland") was not putting dates on their bottles. There are some numbers dot-matrixed on Grolsche boxes that could include a date, but they're always too blurry to make out. Go figure.
Grolsche's manufacturer number is 83741.
Heineken (including Buckler ®, Heineken, and Amstel Light) have a four-digit YDDD bottling date at the bottom of the back label. Cans have the same code as the first four digits of a longer production code. Cartons have the number buried in the middle of a very long production code. For example:
is an old code from 1995. (Beer that old is past date anyway. I'm just showing off.) A newer 1996 example is:
In both of those codes, the first four digits of the third block of characters matched the bottling date of the bottles in the carton. Today would be [an error occurred while processing this directive].
Note that the fourth block of characters in each code won't appear on cartons shipped to states that don't have bottle deposits. The fourth block of the 1995 code is actually a list of all 10 states with deposit laws.
Heineken actually does try to get retailers to rotate. The inside flaps of every 4/6 carton of Heineken and Amstel Light have the following instructions printed on them:
Some cartons even have a bilingual warning, but I don't know what the language of the second warning is....
And finally, Heineken/Amstel's manufacturer number is 72890.
BeerDates.com is the independent consumer guide to beer product dating. It is not owned, operated, affiliated with, or endorsed by any brewery or brewing company. In other words, if you want to send e-mail to a beer company, don't send it to me. "Buckler" and "Heineken" are registered trademarks of Heineken Browerijen, B.V.http://www.beerdates.com/Holland.html © 1996.pl-2019 Michael Bauser


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Thursday, February 16, 2012
Kitchen Reno ~ Day Three in Progress
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how are the boys doing with their home in an uproar? Can't wait to see the results?ReplyDeleteReplies
Louise, they are doing fine. They are adjusting to house arrest in my office and short stints in the backyard. LOL! I think they'd like the noise to go away, but the floor should be cleared soon.Delete
Hugs, GraceinAZ
That is a lot of tile! I love tile...it is so easy to clean! I know your kitchen will be so pretty when all the work is done.ReplyDelete
Ricki Jill - yes, and I will be so happy when the day comes that we can get the other rooms tiled! At least we will be ready when the finances are right! In the meantime we can enjoy the kitchen tile and look forward!ReplyDelete
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How exciting. Looks like the inspectors are doing a thorough job. :)ReplyDelete
I am feeling progress here. Now is those furry friends could just lay tile! HugsReplyDelete


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Summer Explorations Program:
The Summer Explorations Program runs for six weeks during the summer. The program runs from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM (there is an early drop off option beginning at 7:15 AM available for an additional fee) and is held at one of the three elementary schools. Enrollment is offered on a weekly basis and a half day afternoon option is available for students receiving summer school services in the mornings.
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Tonight's Meeting (Monday 3/6/17) Canceled
SEPAG meeting for tonight is canceled. It will be rescheduled at a future date.
February 8th SEPAG Meeting Cancelled
The SEPAG meeting that was originally scheduled for February 8th has been cancelled. Further updates will follow.
December SEPAG Cancelled
There will be no SEPAG (Special Education Parent Advisory Group) this month. We will have a presenter in January regarding mindfulness, and stress and anxiety in students. Please be on the lookout on-line, through the mail or in your child's take-home folder for more information regarding this evening event.
The first SEPAG (special education parent advisory group) meeting date has been CHANGED. It will be on 10/26 at 7:00pm in the Gateway library.
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Obituary – Alejandra F. Perez
September 15, 2018
MCALLEN – Alejandra F. Perez, 87 passed away on Friday September 7, 2018 at Stonebridge Health Center in Austin, TX. She was born on December 9, 1930, the second of thirteen children born to Austruberto and Esperanza B. Flores. She is preceded in death by her parents and husband of 21 years Santos P. Perez, three brothers, Noe Flores (Minnie) of Sullivan City, Francisco Flores (Flodia) of Penitas, Austruberto Flores (Elma +) of Edinburg and sister Josefina F. Guerra (Ciro +) of McAllen.
She is survived by her four children, Oscar D. Perez (Cynthia) of Edinburg, TX, Romeo Perez (Judith) of Austin, TX, Cynthia M. Scoggins (Don) of Mansfield, TX, and Aaron R. Perez of San Antonio, TX, 9 grandchildren, 2 grandsons-in-law, 1 granddaughter-in-law and 3 great grandchildren. Siblings include: Aurora F. Salinas (Armando +), Eutiquio Flores, Sr. (Maria +) of Edinburg, TX, Eloy Flores, Sr. (Blanca), Rolando Flores, Sr. (Raquel) of McAllen, TX, Efrain Flores of Sullivan City, TX, Zenon Flores, Sr. (Maria) of Freeport, TX, Esperanza F. Ochoa (Ramiro +) of Palmview, TX, and Marta F. Perez of Weslaco, TX.
Upon graduation from La Joya High School she began working for Sears and spent many years living in McAllen where she and Santos raised their family. In 1980, a few years after the death of her husband, Alejandra transferred with Sears and moved to Arlington, TX. After 32 years of service she retired and devoted her life to her children, especially her 9 grandchildren. Wherever Grandma was needed … she went! She spent time caring for her grandchildren in Weslaco, McAllen, Laredo, New Braunfels, Austin, Mansfield, Arlington and Winston-Salem, North Carolina!
Visitation is set for Friday, September 14, 2018 beginning at 1:00 pm with a 7:00 pm Rosary at Ric Brown Family Funeral Home located at 520 Ash Ave. in McAllen. Funeral Mass will be held on Saturday, September 15, 2018, at 10:00 am at Sacred Heart Catholic Church located at 305 S. 15th Street in McAllen. Burial to follow at Valley Memorial Gardens in Mission.
Pallbearers include her grandson's Oscar D. Perez II, Aaron R. Perez, son-in-law Don Scoggins, nephew Rolando Flores, brother Zenon Flores and grand nephew Michael Lopez.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions be made to the American Cancer Society.
The family would like to thank the entire staff of Stonebridge Health Center in Austin for the care they provided during her stay.
Funeral Services are under the direction of Ric Brown Family Funeral Home, 520 Ash Ave.
McAllen, TX 78501. www.ricbrownffh.com
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Cindi, Don and family- my heart and prayers go out to you all. I hope wonderful memories will be with you during this difficult time. Barbara↓
Deepest sympathy and prayers for the family.↓
I am so, so sorry for the loss of your sweet mom. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.↓


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It's become my "morning paper" on the subway, which works great since I'm above ground for half my commute. I use it to keep up on some local and national news, particularly feeds from liberatrian outlets Reason Magazine and the Cato Institute. Plus a few good film related blogs, such as John August's (Go, Big Fish, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The Nines) outstanding screenwriting blog.
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The Gafsa was a canyon in the Jundland Wastes on Tatooine. In the Tusken language, the name meant the 'Waking Place', and according to the traditions of the Sand People recorded by Alkhara in the sixth century BBY, it was the location where they had first stepped forth on the planet. The Gafsa was of great importance to the Sand People, and merely trespassing could lead to a violent situation.
The Gafsa was the location of a rare sacred Tusken water well, and in the years around the Invasion of Naboo, it was used as a bivouac by the Tusken clan led by Sharad Hett.
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The Great Western Adventure: Part 1
My journey began in New Orleans and took me to the secluded mountain town of Telluride, CO. The show kicked off at 5PM on Friday, but my adventure started on Wednesday. It would become my most beloved memory.
My flight from New Orleans to Denver was at 6PM, but I was dropped off at the airport at 1PM. It gave me a few hours to kill. I was still compiling notes for The Horror Show, so the extra time was needed. The flight went first to Atlanta, GA then to Denver. I got in at 10:30PM and needed to juice my phone, so I sat in the airport for a while then made my way to the bus. There's a regional bus that takes you from the airport directly to Union Station - it takes 45min. When I got to downtown Denver, I had a custom google map to let me know where to go, but of course I got lost. What is there to do in Denver at midnight on a weekday? Not much. My first stop that seemed close on the map was a bar/arcade.
It took me twenty-five minutes to walk there with a 20 lb. pack on my back and a 10 lb. messenger bag across my shoulder. The Jameson and Ginger Ale drinks I had at the bar were a bad idea since I hadn't had any food in ten hours, but the time playing Tron, Frogger, and a Tales From The Crypt pinball machine (which I was really good at for some reason) were great. I left the hipster haven with a buzz and deep hunger. I knew that Tom's Diner was a 24hr hangout, but I didn't know it was nearly an hour walk. My stomach was eating itself. I made it to the diner at 2AM and ate a feast that couldn't be beat. A huge thank you to my server, it was her first night and the place was strangely packed. She was awesome. I told her to take care of the rude customers first, I had all the time in the world. The food came out and it was an okay breakfast, but when you're starving everything tastes like Thanksgiving. I took an Adderall that kicked in after my fourth cup of coffee.
The pack was lighter and everything I saw began to render itself into a deep focus. My phone died when I was trying to find the next spot of my all-nighter. It's not like you can ask anyone for directions at 3 in the morning. I was asked if I had any bubbles, which I later found out translates into: you got any pot? Finally, I made my way into Leela's European Cafe. With the drugs taking effect, I wrote nearly twenty pages of my ongoing novel - and when I look back at those pages, they actually work.
The next step in my trip was supposed to be a train ride through the Rocky Mountains that left at 8AM, but I received a notification that the train would be delayed till noon. So I sat in the cafe and watched as the sun rose through the city streets. The barista put Maury Povich on and the stragglers at the bar laughed at the various paternity tests. I left Leela's at about 8AM and walked to the train. They let me leave my luggage. When I took that pack off I finally felt free. I then watched as the 16th Street Mall filled with people. It is a mile stretch of stores complete with its own free bus. I grabbed a french toast cinnamon roll from Duffey Rolls and waited for a certain store to open.
By 10AM I just wanted to lay down, so I hopped on the train - though it would not leave the station till noon. I figured I could get a few hours of sleep, but that was simply not the case. Every sound was amplified and there was no such thing as comfort. Normally, a nice train ride is accompanied by short bouts of napping, but after 25hrs of being awake all I could do is close my eyes and imagine what sleep would feel like.
The train left the station at 12:15 and for 8hrs I stared out the window as we climbed further up the mountains. We passed through a handful of tunnels along the way, but there was one in particular that lasted for ten minutes. We were told that there was 3,000 feet of rock above us and not to travel between cars due to the gasses that build up in the tunnel. Not even in total darkness could I find the sleep I needed. The train ended up in Grand Junction. I had a reserved motel room that was nearly a two hour walk away. I decided to call a cab. The room was CHEAP, but it had a surface level clean. You know the type, everything was dated but there wasn't any visible dirt, but when you stare at any one spot for too long you begin to notice a possible blood stain or two. Nothing else mattered. I had a shower, bed, and a tube TV with 12 channels. I fell asleep at 11:30PM. For those of you that have been keeping track, you're right, I was awake for a little over 38hrs. The dead don't sleep as well as I did that night.
The next morning, I decided that my choice in carrying a back pack for this journey was a stupid one. I figured there was a few hours to kill before I had a friend picking me up, so I'd go to Target. The map said it was only two miles away, but because it was off a main highway it suggested a route through neighborhoods that would take me an hour and a half. I decided to check for any buses in the area and one was scheduled to arrive a few minutes from when I looked it up. I quickly grabbed my things and made the bus. The downside of the bus was that it traveled into two other towns before circling back to Target. A five minute car ride took an hour, but it was shorter than walking. I walked around Target for a few hours, got some terrible Starbucks, a rolling suitcase, and waited for my ride. Once she arrived it was smooth sailing. We arrived in Telluride with a few minutes to spare before the roasted pig kickoff party.
Stay tuned for Part 2, The Telluride Horror Show


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In War-Ravaged Southern Turkey, a Man Searched for His Missing Brother
Government's brutal crackdown has shattered Kurdish families
WIB front July 24, 2017 Norma Costello
Sakir Gokalp knew the procedure. His mother was dead and his elderly father couldn't face the trips to morgue. Plus, he had seen mutilated bodies before.
"They cut their noses, they cut their eyes, their mouths — everything," Gokalp said. "One boy was run over by tanks. His body was like minced meat. Some of the bodies had been eaten by dogs. You couldn't see anything."
I met Gokalp in Dicle Firat, a small Kurdish cultural center in the neighborhood of Sur in the city of Diyarbakir in southeast Turkey in the spring of 2016. Once a lifeline for families looking for loved ones, the center — adorned with the faces of missing young people — was shut down by authorities following the failed July 2016 coup in Turkey.
Sakir had been traveled throughout the country's southeast, looking for his brother. "The government said they have 15 bodies, eight of those were in the morgue in Malatya and seven are in Elazig," he said. "I couldn't see him. I couldn't see anyone. It was just bits of bodies."
On warm spring days, Sakir traveled for hours with relatives of other young Kurds, each of them searching for someone. Mothers, sisters and brothers, all walking the fragile precipice between closure and hope.
A woman Sakir met at the morgue found her 14-year-old son. He'd been "neutralized" for being a member of the PKK-backed Kurdish Civil Defense Units — the YPS. The boy died on the streets of Sur, miles from his home in Diyarbakir, the so-called "capital of the Kurds."
Ahmet, Sakir's younger brother, had taken the guerilla name "Reber Varto" and had been fighting with the YPS in Sur.
Ahmet, pictured at top, had joined the YPS on Feb. 28, 2016. He was just 18. Like many young Kurds, he'd watched videos of ISIS fighters rampaging in the Syrian-Kurdish town of Kobani. He'd been enraged by Turkey's indifference to both the Kurds' suffering and the free movement of jihadists across the Turkey-Syria border.
Following the ancestral footsteps of countless Kurds before him, Ahmet had left his studies and joined the guerilla movement. He'd eventually made his way to northern Syria, an area the Kurds call "Rojava," or "Western Kurdistan."
After sustaining a serious injury in Syria, Ahmet had been hospitalized for 28 days. "He is a moral person, a proud Kurd," Sakir said. People around him nodded in silence, clutching framed pictures of their own missing loved ones.
A view of Sur showing widespread destruction
In 2016, while Kurdish fighters gained ground in Syria, the Kurdish insurgency in Turkey met with brute force from Ankara. The fragile peace process between Ankara and the Kurdish Workers Party — the PKK — collapsed.
In Kurdish towns and cities such as Silopi, Cizre, Batman, Diyarbakir and Silvan, the YPS built barricades and declared a form of self-government as Turkish jets whizzed overhead en route to bomb Kurdish enclaves in Iraq and Syria. Turkish tanks rolled in. Checkpoints appeared on every corner.
Nearly 500,000 people fled their homes. Others endured life under 24-hour curfew — a "necessary precaution," according to Turkish officials.
Videos eventually trickled out from the curfew areas, usually via Twitter accounts linked to various Turkish special forces groups. Soldiers dragged bodies down streets and cut off the breasts of female YPS fighters.
Civilians who managed to leave during the sporadic breaks in the curfew spoke of towns and cities being completely demolished. Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan proclaimed he would "rebuild Sur like Toledo."
The government covered ruined sections of Sur with white tarps to hide them from foreign observers. In February 2016, a small group of wire journalists and locals gathered to record the "unveiling" of a street in Sur. Special forces faced the small media pack. The tarp came down, revealing half-destroyed buildings. The local people peered over the cameras and tutted.
Ahmet had called his father sometime in early March 2016. "I'm in Sur," he'd said. "Don't be sad. I'm fighting for those who can't."
Ahmet Gokalp was killed in Sur on March 10, 2016. He was 19. His fellow guerrillas buried him in Sur, but he would not rest there.
The government exhumed his body and brought it to Malatya, a city known for its pro-Erdogan population. That's where Sakir finally found Ahmet. Sakir cried when he recalled burying his brother's decomposed, mutilated body in May 2016.
Meanwhile, thousands of Kurds were crowding into refugee camps in southern Turkey. Others slipped across the border into Iraq to join the PKK … and fight back.
More Ahmets leaving behind more Sakirs.


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Erwan Richard 8 years ago • updated by Liam Cain 7 years ago • 4
Please provide nested substitution, python code evalution or builtin commande evalutaion inside snippet content.
The problem is that I need to make 2 or 3 substitutions of TM_FILEPATH to properly get the namespace declaration.
A great functionnality would be the possibility to evaluate some python code or a set of builtin command with a kind of `substitute('foo','f','b')` syntax like in vim snippet.
I am attempting the same thing here & have the exact same issue: https://gist.github.com/3102439
I was trying to make exactly the same snippet as you do !
Finally I have made a plugin that easily insert namespace and use statements (based on ctags definition). Take a look here : https://github.com/erichard/SublimeCTagsPHP
Also, I still think that a set of builtin command would be great :-)
Allowing evaluation of python code in a snippet could open all kinds of cans of worms...but nested substitutions of a snippet would be a pretty capable feature, something like:
If there's a worry about resource usage or recursion, it would be reasonable to set an upper limit on the amount of nesting levels to allow (2 or 3, for example)
You might want to try my SMART_Snippets plugin. It aims to solve this exact problem. I haven't updated it in a while do to lack of interest but I'm still looking for testers (preferably people who know python and are willing to submit pull requests).
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After some thought, I decided I will be running for the ODTUG Board of Directors this year. I have been attending Kscope since 2008 (New Orleans). Presented at Kscope and APEXPosed since 2009. Did a few webinars. Was a member of the APEX Content Team for Kscope12 and 13. And now I am the Content Lead for the APEX track for KScope14 and Kscope15. So I like spending my free time for ODTUG, to keep Kscope the best conference out there. But ODTUG is more than Kscope. And I would love to add my time, expertise and network to ODTUG in order to do more.
So that's why I am running for the Board.
But it seems I am not the only one running.... As for four positions, there are 24 nominations. Twenty-four! That means the changes are slim, but it shows how vivid ODTUG is. Most organisations that run on volunteers have a hard time filling these kind of positions. ODTUG doesn't. I don't have a full list of names, but I now know about six of them. And they are all well known persons and excellent for the job.
So that's good for ODTUG. Good for the community. And good for you.
My campaign will be focused around internationalisation. The current Board members are all based in North America. So it is natural ODTUG's focus is in that area. But luckily there already are some initiatives to "go global" - but that's not so easy. So I would like to add the views of other regions to the board, whether it's Asia, Australia, South America or Europe. In my opinion ODTUG should go more global, in close collaboration with the local user groups. (Co-)Organising events, webinars and web pages in other languages, etc. Doing so ODTUG should be able to get more members in those areas as well.
That's good for ODTUG, That's good for the community. And good for you as well.
My second focus will be around my favourite Oracle tool of course: Oracle Application Express. So I am in favour of special events that focus in APEX - like the APEXposed we had earlier. And probably we can make this global - that would be awesome. The APEX community within ODTUG already has a strong presence. Therefor we should benefit from this presence and grow even more.
That's good for ODTUG. Good for the community. And thus good for you.
You can cast your vote between October 7 and October 28. And you have to be a paid member to vote. But that's only $99 a year. And for that small amount of money, you are not only allowed to vote, you have also access to tons of material: articles, recorded webinars and presentations. And you get either a discount or free access to ODTUG events. So in the end ... becoming a member is a no-brainer. Thus if you haven't signed up for it: do it now.
Good for ODTUG. Good for the community. And definitely good for you!
Oh, and then don't forget to vote in October. On me ....


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When Apple CEO Tim Cook unveiled the iPhone X last September, he said the $999 device would "set the path of technology for the next decade." But while its technological credentials may not be in question, a poor reception for Apple's most expensive iPhone may mean it is forced to step off that path within a year of going on sale.
Rumors stemming from Apple analysts suggest that a reduction in orders means iPhone X production may cease as early as this summer, which would be the first time Apple has discontinued an iPhone before unveiling a new model.
A research note by analysts at KGI Securities, seen by Apple news site Apple Insider, estimated iPhone X shipments in the first quarter of 2018 were at around 18 million devices—a significant reduction on previous flagship iPhones.
Respected Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo told the publication that the lack of demand will see the "end of life" for the iPhone X, meaning it will not be offered to customers as a lower-cost option when new iPhone models are released later this year.
i personally find it bizarre that people are willing to spend a thousand dollars on a phone. maybe if Apple wasn't busy incorporating tech that is completely irrelevant to the purpose of a phone - like the ability to find wall studs - they could offer the phone at a more reasonable price.


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Information on Tablets A-Z
AugmentinPronounced: awg-MENT-in
Generic ingredients: Amoxicillin, Clavulanate potassium
Why is this drug prescribed: Augmentin is used in the treatment of lower respiratory, middle ear, sinus, skin, and urinary tract infections that are caused by certain specific bacteria. These bacteria produce a chemical enzyme called beta lactamase that makes some infections particularly difficult to treat. Augmentin ES-600, a stronger, oral-suspension form of the drug, is prescribed for certain stubborn ear infections that previous treatment has failed to clear up in children two and under, or those attending day care.
Most important fact about this drug: If you are allergic to either penicillin or cephalosporin antibiotics in any form, consult your doctor before taking Augmentin. You may be allergic to it, and if a reaction occurs, it could be extremely severe. If you take the drug and feel signs of a reaction, seek medical attention immediately.
How should you take this medication: Augmentin should be taken every 8 or 12 hours, depending on the dosage strength. It may be taken with or without food, but taking it with meals or snacks will help prevent stomach upset. Be sure to take all the medicine your doctor has prescribed, even if you begin to feel better. Shake the suspension well. Use a dosing spoon or medicine dropper to give a child the medication; rinse the spoon or dropper after each use. --If you miss a dose... Take it as soon as you remember. If it is almost time for the next dose, and you take 2 doses a day, take the one you missed and the next dose 5 to 6 hours later. If you take 3 doses a day, take the one you missed and the next dose 2 to 4 hours later. Then go back to your regular schedule. --Storage instructions... Store the suspension under refrigeration and discard after 10 days. Store tablets away from heat, light, and moisture.
What side effects may occur: Side effects cannot be anticipated. If any develop or change in intensity, inform your doctor as soon as possible. Only your doctor can determine if it is safe for you to continue taking Augmentin. More common side effects may include: Diarrhea/loose stools, nausea, skin rashes and hives Less common side effects may include: Abdominal discomfort, anemia, arthritis, black "hairy" tongue, blood disorders, fever, gas, headache, indigestion, intestinal inflammation, itching, itching or burning of the vagina, joint pain, muscle pain, skin inflammation, skin peeling, sores and inflammation in the mouth and on the tongue and gums, stomach inflammation, vomiting, yeast infection Rare side effects may include: Agitation, anxiety, behavioral changes, blood in the urine, change in liver function, confusion, convulsions, dizziness, hyperactivity, insomnia, kidney problems, tooth discoloration
Why should this drug not be prescribed: If you are sensitive to or have ever had an allergic reaction to any penicillin medication, do not take this drug. Also avoid taking Augmentin if it has ever given you liver problems or yellowing of the skin and eyes.
Special warnings about this medication: Augmentin and other penicillin-like medicines are generally safe; however, anyone with liver, kidney, or blood disorders is at increased risk when using this drug. Alternative choices may be available to your doctor. If you have diabetes and test your urine for the presence of sugar, you should ask your doctor or pharmacist if this medication will interfere with the type of test you use. Allergic reactions to this medication can be serious and possibly fatal. Let your doctor know about previous allergic reactions to medicines, food, or other substances before using Augmentin. If you experience a reaction, report it to your doctor immediately and seek medical treatment. If you develop diarrhea while taking Augmentin, inform your doctor. It could be a sign of a potentially dangerous form of bowel inflammation. Some formulations of Augmentin contain phenylalanine. If you have the hereditary disease phenylketonuria, check with your doctor or pharmacist before taking this drug.
Possible food and drug interactions when taking this medication: Augmentin may react with the antigout medication Benemid, resulting in changes in blood levels. A reaction with another antigout drug, Zyloprim, may cause a rash. Notify your doctor if you are taking either of these drugs. Like many antibiotics, Augmentin may reduce the effectiveness of birth control pills. You may want to take additional measures while taking Augmentin.
Special information if you are pregnant or breastfeeding: The effects of Augmentin during pregnancy have not been adequately studied. Because there may be risk to the developing baby, doctors usually recommend Augmentin to pregnant women only when the benefits of therapy outweigh any potential danger. Augmentin appears in breast milk and could affect a nursing infant. If Augmentin is essential to your health, your doctor may advise you to stop nursing your baby until your treatment with this drug is finished.
Recommended dosage: ADULTS: The usual adult dose is one 500-milligram tablet every 12 hours or one 250-milligram tablet every 8 hours. For more severe infections and infections of the respiratory tract, the dose should be one 875-milligram tablet every 12 hours or one 500-milligram tablet every 8 hours. It is essential that you take this medicine according to your doctor's directions. CHILDREN LESS THAN 3 MONTHS OLD: Children in this age group take 30 milligrams per 2.2 pounds of body weight per day, divided into 2 doses and taken every 12 hours. CHILDREN OLDER THAN 3 MONTHS: For middle ear infections, sinus inflammation, lower respiratory tract infections, and more severe infections, the usual dose of the 200- or 400-milligram suspension is 45 milligrams per 2.2 pounds per day, in 2 doses, every 12 hours, and of the 125- or 250-milligram suspension, 40 milligrams per 2.2 pounds per day, in 3 doses, every 8 hours. For less severe infections, the usual dose is 25 milligrams of the 200- or 400-milligram suspension for each 2.2 pounds of weight per day, divided into 2 doses, every 12 hours, or 20 milligrams of the 125- or 250-milligram suspension per 2.2 pounds per day, divided into 3 doses, every 8 hours. The usual dosage of Augmentin ES-600 oral suspension is 90 milligrams per 2.2 pounds of body weight per day, divided into 2 doses taken every 12 hours. Treatment lasts 10 days. Children weighing 88 pounds or more will take the adult dosage of standard Augmentin.
Overdosage: Augmentin is generally safe; however, large amounts may cause overdose symptoms. Suspected overdoses of Augmentin must be treated immediately; contact your physician or an emergency room. Symptoms of Augmentin overdose may include: Diarrhea, drowsiness, kidney problems, overactivity, rash, stomach and abdominal pain, vomiting


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Our feline friends use their claws for a lot more than scratching. Nails help them climb and helps them keep their balance. Unfortunately, the nail beds of cats' claws can become painfully infected for reasons including trauma, disease and contact with fungi or bacteria, all of which require veterinary care.
The easiest way for your kitty's nail bed to become infected is for the nail itself to be damaged. Those sharp claws can get caught in a variety of things, including carpet and upholstery, resulting in a ripped or broken nail. After such a trauma, the nail bed can become infected as bacteria enter the damaged area, making it swollen, red and pus-filled.
An infection of the nail bed is technically known as paronychia. You'll notice a kitty with such an infection will have trouble walking and may cry out in pain if you touch the area. Bacterial infections resulting from trauma to the nail usually affect only the soft tissue of the damaged nail and not the other nails on the same paw. These nail bed infections require veterinary care to heal them, possibly including the use of antibiotics.
Fungal infections such as ringworm can cause nail bed infections, typically in more than one of your kitty's toes. These infections result in crusty, greasy infections of the nail beds, according to the Manhattan Cat Specialists. Sometimes this is the only symptom of a ringworm infection in your kitty at all. To treat such an infection, your vet will prescribe antifungal medications, possibly including oral medications, shampoos or soaks. Take precautions when handling your furry friend if he has been diagnosed with a fungal infection of the nail. Some of these infections, like ringworm, are contagious to people and can pass through direct contact with his skin or through a scratch.
Vet Care
If you notice that your furry buddy is experiencing pain or swelling in one or more of his nails, bring him to the vet for a checkup. Your vet will check the nail bed for signs of injury, bacterial infection or fungal infection. He'll take a swab and culture of the area to determine the cause of the infection so he can prescribe the proper medication to treat it. Oral or topical antibiotics can treat bacteria-based nail bed infections. The vet will give you instructions on how to apply any medications, which may require the use of a bandage over the foot to prevent your kitty from licking and biting at the infection. You may also need to use an Elizabethan collar to protect the area.
In some cases, an underlying medical condition, such as the feline leukemia virus or the feline immunodeficiency virus, could be suppressing your kitty's immune system and opening him up to infections of the nail bed. This is especially true for infections that affect several nails on one or more of his paws. Your vet will likely test your kitty with a blood test to rule out such a possibility.
Keep your kitty indoors so he doesn't come into contact with yucky bacteria or fungi that can lead to nail bed infections, especially if any of his claws have been injured.
Note that nail bed infections are a possible complication from claw removal surgery, according to the Animalhouse Veterinary Clinic. Unless this procedure is required for your furry friend's health, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals strongly recommends against declawing kitties due to such infections and other illnesses that can result.
- petMD: Claw and Nail Disorders in Cats
- VetInfo: Nail and Foot Problems
- International Veterinary Information Service: Proceeding of the NAVC North American Veterinary Conference -- Jan. 8-12, 2005, Orlando, Florida
- petMD: Ringworm in Cats
- VetInfo: Cat Toe Infection Treatment
- San Francisco SPCA: Paws and Claws
- Manhattan Cat Specialists: Ringworm
- American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals: Position Statement on Declawing Cats
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Harry Potter Nails Are Seriously Amazing!
Whether you're Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw or Slytherin, we're SURE you'll love these Harry Potter nails!
According to internet experts, our fingertips are protected by a layer of protective protein called alpha-keratin.
They can get dirty and turn into claws if you don't trim them regularly. But they're pretty useful too, especially if you need to pick a sticker off a new game you've bought or just want to give your head a good scratch.
But with the help of some nail varnish and a steady hand, your fingernails can become tiny blank canvases to show the world what you're into – and that's what these Harry Potter fans have done.
Check out this amazing Hogwarts-themed nail art and vote for your favourite designs below!


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I've written a fair bit about our home and the work thats gone into it. When we first bought the place it needed a lot (lot!) of work and as such we were able to buy it at a pretty bargain price in an upcoming area. Now almost five years down the line we are really starting to be proud of what we have achieved. Granted it is almost always messy, running a shop from my home and having a small child isn't ideal for keeping things neat and on top of that neither Tom or I possess a 'tidy' gene but we're getting there.
When I was pregnant with Wilf we had only been in our home for under a year and whilst we were trying to do things slowly and as cheaply as possible we realised we really needed to get some major work out the way before we became parents. Thankfully we the help of a good friend we (or rather Tom and our friend) were able to rip out our barely workable kitchen when I was 8 months pregnant and fit a new one on a very small budget. Wilf was actually born three weeks later at 39 weeks so we managed it only in the nick of time.
I'm not sure if it's being pregnant again but we are on a mission to get some major work done on our home again before the new arrival. We have decided to partition our really large living space back into two rooms. Although we initially liked having such a wide open space it often makes it hard to feel 'cosy' and so we'd like an actually living room and separate dinning room. This also means that I'm able to use the dinning room as my shop storage (which I already do but means our living space is also part shop which isn't ideal!). We've also decided to turn our back windows into french doors onto our garden as it will be nice to be able to see the kids play outside whilst doing whatever inside rather than having to go through our tiny kitchen and utility room to get outside.
When we first moved into our home we were both working different jobs to what we currently do and myself in particular wasn't feeling very fulfilled. Tom had taken over a temporary management job that was causing him a lot of stress and when I fell pregnant we realised that quality of life was much more important than money so Tom decided not to continue with the role and take a pay cut whilst I and decided not to return to work after having Wilf. It was quite a hard time financially and not without its stresses as I know Tom felt pressure from being the sole earner for us all. Now we are four years down the line we are in a much better position work/life balance wise and I feel so proud to be able to be the one who is able to earn from my own business and afford to make these changes on our home. It certainly feels more of a home now too.
I've grown up moving home countless times (I think it was around the sixteenth mark by the time I had left for university) and although part of me loved the adventure of a new home, a new area to explore I also craved that stability of having one place to call your base. I think that's why it's so important to me to have our home now, with our growing family and all the memories this house holds (giving birth to Wilf on our living room floor being one of the best ones). We have genuine friendships with our neighbours and have seen them start to grow their own families too, we chat to our baker and grocer and know we'll bump into our friends at the local park something I'd never really had before and is why I feel so strongly about our home I think.


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"Donald Trump has been accused of racism for a while now, especially this past week, and Trump today declared that he can't possibly be racist because Don King likes him.
No, seriously. That's it.
Trump "announced" the endorsement this morning:
Then he did an interview with The Washington Post where reporter Marc Fisher asked him about the perception that he's a racist.
And this is what Trump said:
Well, I am not a racist, in fact, I am the least racist person that you've ever encountered. I'll give you an example. It's funny, I just got this, it was just sent to me by Don King. Now, Don knows more about race than anybody. He owns this newspaper, you know –Don's made a lot of money. He just sent this to me, look at this.Trump showed off a copy of the weekly newspaper Call & Post, owned by King, where there's supposedly a full-page endorsement this week of Trump for president and Bernie Sanders for vice president.
Well there you have it people. Donald trump can't be a racist because he has been endorsed by Don King. DON KING! Who knows? Maybe they use the same hairstylist.
Anyway, apparently one of the leaders of his own party-- and a man who ran for president as a republican-- believes that trump is a racist.
"Mitt Romney affirmed again in an interview tonight that he absolutely will not support Donald Trump for president, and he cited his "racist" views as a major reason why.
"A person of that nature," he told Wolf Blitzer, "should not be the one who becomes the example for coming generations or an example of America in the world."' [Source]
I agree with Mitt, he should not.
But he might want to have a long talk with some of his republican colleagues, apparently they are pissed at their leader, Paul Ryan, for even suggesting that trump might be just little bit racist.
Although, if it was just a little bit of racism, I am not sure that it could actually "trickle down to others Like Mitt suggested it could.


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Yet again it would appear that the Kyaw Htet led DKBA is causing problems for residents in Karen State. Clashes between the DKBA-Kyaw Htet and Karen Border Guard Force have led to the temporary shutdown of a road connecting Myaing Gyi Nyu village with Mae Tha Waw according to a recent Irrawaddy report.
The group responsible appears, at least according to media reports, the remnants of a small unit once led by Lt. Na Ma Kyar (Identified as a Major in The Irrawaddy and DVB reports). The group had gained notoriety for taxation and apparently kidnapping. According to one Irrawaddy report, quoting a local resident close to the group, Maj. Na Ma Kyar was killed by one of five elephant mahouts who he had kidnapped for ransom,
First, they freed one mahout and asked him to bring the ransom. But he didn't come back. Then they freed another two, who also didn't come back. So they attempted to arrest new mahouts. One mahout stabbed [Na Ma Kyar] with a knife out of fear, almost severing his neck,
In an attempt to add some legitimacy to the group's actions there have also been rumours that,
. . . the Burma Army, together with allied Karen militia the Border Guard Force, had killed Maj. Na Ma Kyar and invented the story of him being killed by a mahout as a cover. Other rumours have asserted that three Na Ma Kyar group members lost their lives while trying to rescue Maj. Na Ma Kyar from Burma Army captivity.
According to The Irrawaddy, the Burma Army and the Border Guard Force had previously launched a joint attack on the house of Maj. Na Ma Kyar in Pyabin Village of Kawkareik Township On 11 May, but Maj. Na Ma Kyar had escaped.
Col. Saw San Aung, who commanded the unit led by Maj. Na Ma Kyar, has denied that the Mahouts had killed Na Ma Kyar claiming his death was due to a logging dispute.
Recent Na Mar Kyar activities were reported by Karen News on 6 August and detailed a clash that had occurred two days previous. According to the report, the armed clash took place between Kawt Nwe and Tadangu village near the new Kawkareik-Myawaddy Asia Highway on August 4.
Lieutenant Na Ma Kyar's troops clashed with troops from BGF 1017 led by Deputy Battalion Commander Major Saw Kyaw and based near the Asia Highway. The two sides exchanged both small and heavy weapons for half an hour and a shell hit a house in Tadangu village injuring a family of four.
Fighting between Lt Na Ma Kyar's group and local BGF troops have been a regular event in areas near the Kawkareik-Myawaddy Asia Highway for over a year. Especially, after the BGF troops were put in charge to secure the road in mid-2015 after clashes with the DKBA occurred over taxation.
On 2 July 2015, fighting had broken out along the newly constructed area of the Asia Highway between Myanmar Army Infantry Battalion 231 under Military Operation Command 12 and soldiers from the DKBA Kloh Htoo Wah Tactical Unit under the command of Brigadier General Kyaw Thet and Colonel San Aung.
As a result of the fighting, a joint BGF/Myanmar Army offensive was launched to clear out the renegade faction. The actions of both Brigadier General Kyaw Thet and Colonel San Aung resulted in their expulsion from the DKBA. According to one media report, DKBA representatives in a meeting with Karen State government officials earlier in July had said the two senior officers and their followers were beyond their control.
In a statement issued in mid-January, General Kyaw Thet said he would be reconstituting the former Democratic Karen Buddhist Army composed of members of small factions who had been dismissed from their organisations. According to the statement,
The members of the DKBA are … sacked members of Democratic Karen Benevolent Army and those members of the old DKBA who refused the order by the former State Peace and Development Council to form the BGF in 2010,
Disturbingly, the group not only took the original DKBA name but have sworn allegiance to the original leader of the DKBA, U Thuzana. U Thuzana recently made headlines after his followers erected Buddhist shrines on the properties of a Church and a Mosque.
With recent clashes between DKBA-Kyaw Htet and the BGF, it would appear that the DKBA-Kyaw Htet not only wants to preserve the name of the original but also live up to the original DKBA's reputation.


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Dear community of ballhawks, future ballhawks, and ballhawk admirers,
First of all, I would like to say, why are there ballhawk admirers? Sure, it takes some skill and dedication, but it's not nearly as hard as it sounds. Short rant: I am reminded of something Amanda Palmer said:
So please, stop pretending ballhawking is hard. Don't get me wrong, it's incredibly hard to keep up with the giants in the hobby/sport, but just like art, it's not hard to do it by your own terms. Anyone with super basic information from any number of ballhawking blogs could snag a baseball at a game.
Now that the rant is over, and we have all been humbled a little bit, I'll now say this: We are an elite group of people. Not only do we have borderline crazy/obsessive amounts of Major League Baseballs, but we choose to spend time looking at the MyGameBalls stats, entering our own games, and reaching out to meet other "crazies" who share our love (yeah, love sounds a lot better and not nearly as creepy as other terms). So the fact that we not only would call ourselves ballhawks (which is a four-letter word for anyone at the park not carrying a glove) AND we joined this community means that we are passionate about where the future of our hobby/sport and site (MyGameBalls.com) is headed.
Rocco Sinisi, whom I've never met, but have already figured out for myself that he is a veteran among veterans in Ballhawkland, wrote the article above and hit on some GREAT points! I know that it sounds crazy that not only he, but myself included, are trying to shed light on an otherwise meaningless award (let's face it, it cannot help our résumé and no one outside of a couple dozen of people even care about it). Since our passion for ballhawking is so high – and others' is just as high – it's time we discuss how we cross the line from a narrow-minded popularity contest to an open-minded celebration of all types of ballhawks in our hobby/sport.
Point #1 – Number of Ball hawk of the Year categories:
To counter a proposal from Rocco, I would feel more comfortable having as FEW as "Ballhawk of the Year" awards as possible. Having a Junior and a Regular seems fine enough; at some point MAYBE a senior circuit, but nothing too crazy to dilute the award. Also of note, maybe we just have juniors vote for juniors, while the Regulars can vote for both. If we know that the younger crowd is the one who vote purely off of "most balls" or popularity (sorry, but let's just address the elephant in the room: the Zack Hample rule), maybe limiting their votes makes sense. It's kind of like turning 18 and finally having the right to vote, except in our case you have a "trainer's permit" on voting, capped by votes for your peers.
Point #2 – Same winner year to year:
Rocco is dead on by addressing this issue. Having the same person/people win it year after year makes the "competition" seem fake, especially when you have reached a professional-like status. I do not have a catch-all solution to this, but having a Cooperstown of ballhawking seems to make sense. Once you are immortalized in Cooperstown (which is the highest of honors) you cannot win Ballhawk of the Year (BotY for short). I will address the Cooperstown/Hall of Fame issue later, but for now let's just say that if you win it X number of times (is it just once, 3 times?) you are no longer eligible.
Also, much like the Baseball Hall of Fame (HoF), we do not have to always vote someone in – both rules for BotY and our own HoF. If we believe that the top people do not meet the standards that year, then no award. Maybe all of the BotY candidates are already in the HoF, why vote for someone else if we don't feel they are strong enough?
Point #3 – Strengthened voting protocol:
Right now we have one round of voting, participated by anyone who wishes to place a vote, and then the crown is awarded. I mentioned above that we have separate Junior/Regular standards, but what about another additional step as well?
It sounds very European, but how about a "run-off"-ish election. Think of it like our primaries here in the USA. We vote like normal now (while already implementing the Junior/Regular rule) giving our votes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, then the "Top 5" are chosen. Those remaining 5 go back into a vote and the top vote receiver (we only get to vote for a 1st place pick, no 2nd or 3rd in this round) will be up for approval. The last round will be a simple, "Does John Doe deserve Ballhawk of the Year?" If he received the desired majority vote (is it 50+/66/75%?) then he is crowned BotY!
I know that it's a bit complicated and more drawn out compared to the old way, but it also should provide us with a very clear and happy choice. PLus, wouldn't you like to win an award that is so scrupulously tested? I believe that it shows true validity of the vote/opinion of the community.
If the Junior/Regular rule does not work, then I feel like we may need to introduce some sort of "seniority voting" system. Those who are well established in the community and hobby/sport should have their voices heard more clearly and loudly than newbies. Again, it's a right of passage and growth. Maybe the seniority is based on years, number of balls snagged, or some other factor, but there is definite validity in those who have shown that they are in it for the long-haul (and who also show a passion for passing the torch to the next generation).
Point #4 – BotY standards:
First of all, I will address the "standards" that Rocco suggested in his article. I know that his ideas were rough and just a basic suggestion for us to think about, however, I disagree with having "written" standards. The MLB HoF doesn't have "written" rules, so why should we?
Example: I am currently at 90 balls for the season, close to that magic 100, which under a Rocco-suggested rule would make me eligible. Excellent! But wait, do Spring Training balls not count? If so, I am then at 72 and doubt I can get that before season's end.
Point: Everyone will have different ways to interpret the rules, and just because they didn't get 5 glove-tricked balls should exclude them, especially if they made SportsCenter Top Ten 3 times and caught a record number of HRs for the year.
My standards:
This may be a little preachy or come off as "what I say is right", but trust me, I do NOT mean it this way. I know that we are all different and have our own voting "requirements/standards".
BotY, to me, is about actually seeing someone in action and then deciding if I feel like they represent my hobby/sport in a positive way. I would prefer to evaluate them in person (at least once in my lifetime), but watching clips, reading blogs, and talking to other hawks can also suffice. Things such as stats, though they are great, are not the end-all/be-all for me; instead I look at how much time they have given to the hobby and how much they have given back, whether it's blog entries, Twitter friendliness, meet-ups with other hawks, or other intangibles, these are HUGE in my book. It goes back to my initial little rant: Ballhawking is not hard. If anyone can catch a few balls, then what is it that makes them special and deserving?
Point #5 – Professional vs. Amateur ballhawk:
I get it, this issue can be a double-edged sword. Why be penalized for being "too good?" Well, it's not a penalty, but if you are given opportunities well outside of the everyday fan that has to buy their ticket, then you have a crazy advantage. Sure, you worked hard to get where you are and it lead to this opportunity, but being the hall-of-famer you are should make it easy to swallow that you cannot win the annual BotY award (again, you are ALREADY a Hall-of-Famer!). It's time for some new blood, at least in the trophy department.
Point: If you get paid, receive outrageous kickbacks, or have any other "out of the ordinary" circumstances that aid your ballhawking, please consider yourself a professional. If one of us became a ball-boy and kept all of those balls and then put up a BotY-worthy total, that'd be unfair, right?
This is an amateur hobby/sport that is growing in popularity, and with that comes the ability to capitalize by corporations/sponsorship. That itself is a double-edge sword.
Point #6 – Past award problem:
One issue that was not really brought up in the article, but needs to be addressed is how we treat the old awards against the "new" awards, should we change the formatting or qualifications. If someone can only win the award once from now on, we need to (for posterity's sake) give definition and show where we drew the line in the sand. If it simply means having a page dedicated to "voting rules" to show the old vs. new standards, that's fine. Maybe we even try to rename the award, nothing too drastic, just add the word "new" in there or something.
Ballhawking is not a new thing, it's been going on for decades, but the ballhawking community (especially the website) is in its infancy… OK, maybe more like toddler/pre-school years. If we try to right the ship and put together a great format that celebrates the past performers (Hall of Fame) while also celebrating the future/single-season greats (BotY) this should instill a great community vibe and not a one-man show. Let's celebrate the masses; I am sure that having the crown of "Most Balls Snagged" is a good enough award for those who desire it, but it does not make that person "BotY"; especially when it's one of only a handful of people.
Note: To those who may argue that it is like giving kids participation medals… Stop. We are not asking to vote for a newbie (admittedly, someone like myself), but there are many guys that are on the verge, put together a great personal season, but get overshadowed by the giants who are now bordering on professional.
Point #7 – Hall of Fame:
Overwhelmingly YES! I have mentioned it countless times above (OK, someone can count them, pedant me and give me a total. Blah!), but having a Hall of Fame will ease up the clog that we see year after year for BotY. I know that BotY may seem like more of a Rookie of the Year award when compared to MLB, but it's not. Maybe a guy has been going strong for 5 years, flirted with BotY, but then does something amazing and finally recognized by his/her peers – that's BotY! A BotY does not automatically qualify for the HoF, either. But I am guessing that for the first few years the winners will then make the Hall; we have some many guys that deserve a BotY and a place in that immortal wing of greatness.
My two cents? Having a strict hall of fame like the one for baseball is wonderful, but since we are a tight-knit community, ones that are already a million times more dedicated than the average fan, the standards may not have to be so high. Again, I reference a veterans committee type of plan, where they are the gatekeepers and may vote people in closer to the standards of the "Purple Heart"… not purely based on ball count, but how much you've given back to the community and how much time you poured into the hobby/sport.
Point #8 – Voting with the facts:
After all of those rules/suggestions I listed above, maybe you are still fuzzy and would like some help to place an informed vote. Suggestion…
For those who would like to put their name in the running: Give a decent write-up (blog would be a great place for this) on your season as a whole. Describe your pre-season goals, show where you landed, and give some interesting speak towards your "firsts" or other impressive feats. If we are steering clear of a popularity contest, having readily available facts seems like it makes sense.
Point #9 – Physical award:
Lastly, and this is the fun part, the physical award: I am for it.*
- I am for having a physical award as long as there is no out of pocket cost to the members. Having a free community in this (potentially) ridiculously expensive hobby/sport seems a bit much.
- Is there a potential sponsor (trophy maker) available?
Feel free to reply below and tell me what you think. We have a great community, no one man is bigger than the group. I have been fortunate enough to not only meet a few people who share my obsession over such a weird hobby/sport, but I have also made a few friends along the way.


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I do art to record what I love, what I want to remember and what I want to share
A painting is a visual story you tell. It's a gift that can stay with someone forever. –Carolyne Buchanan
©Carolyne Buchanan – I retain all rights to each piece of art I create


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With well in excess of one year testing, I have to say, I am extremely happy with the results of the Echovox application, created by Danny, at Bigbeard Studios. The material speaks for itself, the captures are very interesting – and relevant – and I am yet to find any flaw in the possibilities of genuine spirit communication.
Tag Archives: Chris Huff
Deal Castle, Kent
Deal Castle was built on the orders of Henry VIII as an artillery fortress as part of a chain of such forts to defend the downs from the threat of invasion from the Catholic alliance of France and Spain during the mid-16th century.
It is one of the most impressive of the Device Forts being built by Henry VIII between 1539 and 1540 as an artillery fortress to counter the threat of invasion from Catholic France and Spain. It is shaped like a Tudor rose, being perfectly symmetrical, with a low, circular keep at its centre. Around the circumference of the keep are six bastions, as opposed to the five of Sandown and Walmer, with a further series of six bastions in the curtain wall, one of which serves as the gatehouse.
Chris Huff: Whorlton Castle Investigation
Chris Says: This was our first investigation at a little known ruin in North Yorkshire in June 2013, it proved rather fruitful.
There were lots of spirit contacts and the P-SB7 sessions were packed with replies. It has taken a while to analyse the recordings fully but worthwhile, there was a false start as I was learning the package (audition 3) and some instructions from another paranormal website proved to be rubbish…anyway, its done now.
VIDEO: RAF Skipton-on-Swale by Chris Huff
Welcome to RAF Skipton-on-Swale, Farmland some 4 miles west south-west of Thirsk in the parishes of Skipton-on-Swale and Sand Hutton, with the A61 Thirsk to Ripon road forming its south-eastern boundary was acquired for the satellite for Leeming late in the year.
The following is a video created by our colleague – and co-coordinator of TRIP – Mr Christopher Huff! The video is part of the ongoing research into Haunted RAF Airfields by the published author.
[Video] RAF Coleby Grange – Chris Huff
Royal Air Force Station Coleby Grange or more simply RAF Coleby Grange was a Royal Air Force station situated alongside the western edge of the A15 on open heathland between the villages of Coleby and Nocton Heath and lying 7.4 mi (11.9 km) due south of the county town Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England.
Opened in 1939 and operated as a fighter and night fighter base during World War II, occupied at various times by UK, US, Canadian and Polish fighter squadrons, the station briefly switched to a training role post-war before being placed on a care and maintenance basis.
Winter Plans with Haunted Scotland
Can you feel it; the incoming cold as we move from the warmer weather of the short – but surprisingly – pleasant summer. This is a time when many researchers step down their location sessions and get some off-site work completed.
Perfect time to catch up on those reports, get those videos made and start checking on the clients to see if they are doing okay now, after your assistance throughout the year.
This year we are going to do it slightly different, due to the amount of research still ongoing here.
Ghost Voices: Arbroath Abbey Analysed By Chris Huff
See Location Information: http://haunted-scotland.co.uk/arbroath-abbey/
During this visit, we recorded continuous audio, paying particular attention to The Sacristy, Little Cloister, Abbots House & its Undercroft!
Spirit-Box Series: Chris Huff at Langley Hall
Haunted Scotland looks at the increasingly interesting area of on-site live audio interaction, allegedly communicating with spirits and non-physical energies. This is achieved via a modified fast scanning radio device, prompting manipulation by any alleged spiritual beings.
Scanning at super-speeds but still managing to form coherent sentences or key phrases, can this device provide afterlife communication with our loved ones or lost souls?
Norham Castle – 2013
Named "The Most Dangerous Castle In England" due to its strategic position, overlooking the River Tweed and within close proximity to Scotland, who have fought long-standing wars with their English counterparts.
Norham is partly ruined but in surprisingly good condition and well looked after by the English Heritage. This can be assessed by the well-kept lawns and lack of litter in this stunning looking location.
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Investigating in the Dark
Too often it has been asserted that any seances or investigations must be conducted in the dark.; this seems to me to be more in tune with the witnessing of phenomenon in Gothic novels rather than physical phenomenon during a paranormal investigation. And then contrary to the logic of the above people start taking flash photographs – Why is this ?? Why do so many insist on Darkness to conduct their forays into the paranormal, is darkness a prerequisite for paranormal activity ??


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Monday, August 6, 2012
The Amador County Fair has to be hands down my favorite Fair ever!! Family friendly and hands on. We came across this lovely crafting area with native american crafts. Staves, rock painting and corn husk dolls. My baby girl jumped right in to make a corn husk doll and to our delight we found they had one of our favorite adhesives. Step by step these lovely ladies taught us the how to's of making this lovely girl.
Corn Husks
Bowl of Water
Fabric scraps
Aleene's Fast Grab Tacky Glue
I would go into perfect detail on how to make these adorable dolls but is seems there are some spectacular directions already online check it out here with full illustrations.
We added our yarn hair with Aleene's Fast Grab Tacky Glue. We created a long braid and added that over the base of yarn hair.
Amador County Fair in now on my official have to do Summer List...
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