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Bowie, David, 1947–, British rock and roll singer and songwriter, b. Brixton as David Robert Jones. He scored his first hit with "Space Oddity" (1969), in which he assumed the role of astronaut Major Tom. A student of mime, the tall, slender, theatrical Bowie has been the ultimate pop chameleon. During the 1970s, the height of his fame, he created a number of characters, most famously the androgynous alien/glam rock star Ziggy Stardust, featured in concert, film, and the album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars (1972). His other 70s albums include Hunky Dory (1971), Diamond Dogs (1974), Young Americans (1975, in which he initiated his "Thin White Duke" persona), and, in collaboration with the innovative producer Brian Eno, the influential electronic albums Low (1977), Heroes, (1977), and Lodger (1979). Bowie himself was a record producer during these years.
He has had a successful acting career, starring in such films as The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976), The Hunger (1983), and Basquiat (1996) and in the Broadway production of The Elephant Man (1981). Bowie's commercial peak came in 1983 with the release of the album Let's Dance and its hit single "China Girl." During the rest of the decade he released a number of comparatively conventional recordings, and in the late 80s formed his own band, Tin Machine. Bowie resumed his solo career during the 1990s, releasing several albums, e.g., Black Tie White Noise (1993), Outside (1995), Earthling (1997), hours … (1999), and Reality (2003). He was elected to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1996.
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I would argue that the opening line of any book is the most important one. From it, you can usually tell what kind of story it's going to be (outlandish? hilarious? weird? somber?), and there are several books whose opening lines stand out as being perfectly exact in foreshadowing the adventure that lies ahead.
So, readers, I issue you a challenge: I've pulled some of my all-time favorite opening lines. Can you name the books?
1. "The sun sets in the west (just about everyone knows that) but Sunset Towers faced East. Strange!"
2. "Mrs. Gorf had a long tongue and pointed ears."
3. "I have been accused of being anal retentive, an overachiever and a compulsive perfectionist, like those are bad things."
4. "There is no lake at Camp Green Lake."
5. "Five minutes before she died, Grace Cahill changed her will."
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The Emery High Spardettes dominated at the Drill Team Competition on Jan. 20, at the Sevier Valley Center in Richfield. This was the first year in the new region which consists of: Juab, Manti, Richfield, North Sanpete and Delta. Emery opened up the competition with their Military routine. In Military dance steps are not allowed and the general emphasis is on clean, sharp movements. The Spardettes placed second in this category.
The next category was Dance, where any dance movement is accepted. Emery took first place with this routine.
This was a big accomplishment considering this has been the most trying routine for the Spardettes this competition season.
The last category was a Kick routine. The focus in this routine is the technique and variety of kicks. The Spardettes took first place with their Kick routine as well.
As a result, the Spardettes took first in the overall standings for their region. The last time Emery took first place at region was in 2006-2007 when their current coach, Lacey Branson, was a senior on the team. Additional awards that were given to drill team members were: McCall Spears took second place in the drill down competition. Leisha Magnuson, Krystal Richardson, McCall Spears, and Miranda Stokes qualified for the All-Region Team.
All-Region Academic awards were given to Kara Stilson, Krystal Richardson and Miranda Stokes. This award is given to drill team members who maintained a 3.75 cumulative grade point average throughout the year.
The Region Drill competition will be broadcast on Jan. 26 on channel 10. The Spardettes are looking forward to taking their routines to the state competition on Jan. 30 at Utah Valley University in Orem. Spardettes welcome everyone to come and watch.
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Three years ago Chad Hymas was involved in a farming accident that would change his life forever. While on his way to the farm where he worked he received a call from his wife. She told him that his little boy was taking his first steps and to hurry home to see him.
Before he could go home he had to run to the farm and feed the elk. Hymas was lifting a bale of hay with the tractor when one of the hydraulics went out on the lift. The bucket tipped back and dropped a one ton bale of hay on him.
This crushed his back and he could barely breathe. Hymas was crushed like this for 45 minutes. His wife got worried and came looking for him. She found him crushed like this and called the paramedics.They lifeflighted Hymas to University hospital.
The doctors told him he would never have the use of his hands again. A few months later he learned how to push his wheelchair around without any help. Last week Hymas came to Emery County schools to speak. Since that tragic day Chad and his wife have been on the road, and going around to schools. Hymas is now the president of the National Speakers Association Utah chapter.
On Veteran's Day Emery High school had the opportunity of having Hymas speak. The assembly started off by having a moment of silence for our troops serving in Iraq. Hymas changed the first of the Assembly by asking the sound and video crew to play a special music video. This was an emotional video on supporting President Bush.
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LMFAO you're a dork. ^^
The part about the hair thing, that reminds me of when I was younger. There is a story I must tell you for you to understand.
When I was young, about eight or nine, I don't remember, my brother, sister, and I would watch Chinese dramas on the public access channel. We didn't know Chinese, nor had I started studying Japanese, therefore understanding the Chinese subtitles to some extent.(That would happen about five years later, and continues to this day.)
While we watched these shows, one show in particular involving feudal slice-of-life society, we would make our own sort of fan-dub while we watched it. Nothing was recorded, we just did this to entertain ourselves.
We noticed that their hair was super long, and most of the dubs consisted of :
"My hair is better than yours! You can never hope to rule this land with your weak hair!"
"Master! How can I achieve such prowess with my weak hair?"
AHAHAHA good memories of mine!
Anyway... a little...vulgar, but you have the right idea. Making your own stories out of existing images is good practice. I should find something like that and make my own story.
I think it'll have to be something that I haven't watched, since everything I've watched or read about in English I know too much about. Likewise, everything I've watched in Japanese I know too much about, but the arasuji(summary) of stories are still kind of confusing to me...
This is a good idea! This will help me create stories based off of images. Very good tool for creating dialogue, especially.
This can also help me write in Japanese better, since it'll give me images to associate with the concept I am trying to grasp.
All I can say is, this is a little vulgar. Please give a warning that their is foul language. Otherwise I can't really say there's anything wrong with it, just kinda random... I guess some things don't really have to make sense.
Oh, and in case you're wondering. I am 23 now. I have been studying Japanese for the past 9 years, and still feel that it fails in comparison to my English. Likewise, I feel my English is lacking in organization, and that I need to read a lot more in order to finish writing my novel. (Storm and Erios, if you're interested) The version that is on the AMV/Fan Fiction forum is a skeleton model, constantly being changed. Please check it out if you are interested! I am looking for critique and any questions may lead me to a breakthrough!)
from wikipediaThe phrase "The pot calling the kettle black" is an idiom used to accuse a person of being guilty of the very thing they are pointing out. This may or may not be hypocritical or a contradiction.
That was my intention, yes! Everything is kinda random, in a way. Is there anything wrong with it? I don't think so.
Although sometimes my intention is not to be random, but to be organized and structured, and ends up being random. This is something I must work on. My organization skills.
What sets literature apart from real life is not its fantasy or its closeness to real life, but rather that it is planned out in such a way to deliver the message it intends to deliver as closely as possible.
In theory, the "perfect literature" would be interpreted exactly the way the author intended, as if the person actually was inside their mind, without being "themself"
I've been reading waaaay too much Orson Scott Card recently...
Yeah I try to edit other than post whenever possible.
What is this "troll" phenomenon? I'm kind of... 4-chan illiterate, if that makes any sense.
Is it posting just to get attention?
And what do you mean "incoherrent?" I am stating my opinion about his work, and not flaming, so what do you mean?
Looked it up :::
I don't intend to make anyone mad, I'm simply stating my opinion to voice my thoughts into tangible sentences. I believe in the idea that any event, person, place, or thing can invoke a breakthrough in another person's thoughts, perhaps leading them to the answer of whatever they were working on.
Perhaps you were working on a school project, or a project for work, or whatever. Wouldn't it be amazing if, by taking a break from the "work" you somehow stumbled upon something that lead you to the answer you were looking for?
Now you're on the right track! ^^;


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I was wondering how any of you SAHMs schedule your toddler's day. Do you have "art" time and "book" time, or what? If so how do you incorporated them? I used to be a preschool teacher so I am looking for some more structure in our day. DS1 is 17 months old and DS2 is 6 weeks. I would love to see some sample schedules. We have scheduled, lunch, nap, dinner, bath and bed times but I am looking for more enriching activities in his day. I have just signed DS1 up for a gymnastics class on Mondays, an Art class on Wednesdays and a story time and play group on Fridays (they all only last 30 minutes, so not overwhelming). I am looking forward to getting out of the house! They all work out well because they are well before lunch and nap time, but I am looking for some day to day activity guides.
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We aren't really into scheduling too much so cannot give a blow by blow account of our day as we tend to take things as they come.
In saying that though I do make an effort to do one 'activity' a day. We usually do it after his nap as that is when he seems to be the most receptive and his attention span is the longest at that time too. For the activity I make sure that we do it at the table because this seems to make it more 'special' and differentiates it from playtime. DS gets very excited when I start getting something together on the table. We do arts and crafts, fine motor skill games like putting toothpicks through holes or threading beads, color matching, letters, etc. I make sure that as soon as he looses interest we go off to do something else (often read a book). I dont want him to think of t his time as a chore.
As far as reading and all that stuff I have two sets of books for him. One that are mostly board books or cheaper not too important ones that he has access to all the time. Then we have his bedtime books that are a bit more special and are out of reach and read to him at bedtime. Whenever he wants to read a book he brings us one and if I am not running around like a maniac then we will read it. If I say no then I always make sure that we do some reading when I am finished with whatever I was doing. Once again I really dont want to make books an issue, so its mostly led by him... although I do often ask him if he wants to read a book. He loves his books so its never really been a problem to get heaps read in a day.
Not sure if that is what you were looking for? Remember that playtime is really important too! It sounds like you already have heaps of great activities for you LO to sink his teeth into!
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Monday, December 3, 2012
History of E1
No, no - not Syria and the violence there. Not Afghanistan; certainly not Iran. They aren't condemning Turkish television fining the Simpsons for mocking God; or a social club at Harvard University saying Jews need not apply. No, it isn't about Hungary cataloging Jews as they would cattle and certainly nothing about Iranian warships sailing towards Sudan.
It's all about a mountain that sits between Maale Adumim and Jerusalem. Even left-wing papers in Israel mistakenly write that Israel is threatening to "bisect" the West Bank and the news is filled with country after country condemning Israel for damaging chances for peace. Chances for peace? We were at war two weeks ago and little has changed. There are currently NO chances for peace on the table. In fact, there is no table.
No, no, no - what we have is a mountain - not a very tall one, smaller even than the ones next to it on three sides.
It is barren, but for a road that snakes its way up to a midpoint where a large police station has been built - barren, but for that building. No one lives there - no one has.
The land was once part of the Ottoman Empire - no village, no homes, no dwellings. Sheep and goats sometimes graze on the lower areas of the hills, but that's about it. When the Ottoman's made way for the British, it was under their rule, and still nothing but the camels and the sheep and the goats and, perhaps, an occasional ground hog.
In the 1920s, England cut off 2/3 of the land that was called Palestine and gave it to the Hashemites - and thus Jordan was born. The remaining 1/3 was ruled by the British until 1947, including that land that today we call E1. In 1948, the Arabs chose war over peace, death over life. They attacked and lost - but they got E1 - the barren land between Jerusalem's eastern border and the west bank of the Jordan River.
And then, in 1967, it was clear that Egypt and Syria were preparing for war - Israel launched a pre-emptive strike and sent a message to the Jordanians. We have no quarrel with you; stay out of the fighting. We will not attack you. The Jordanians sent back their message in two ways - in words or action, the message was the same - we fight with our brothers...and so they did. They attacked - as they had in 1948 and the result was the same - they lost.
This time, E1 came into our hands. State-owned under the Turks; state-owned under the Jordanians, and now state-owned under Israel. Never the home of Palestinians; no villages there, no buildings but for the one we built a few years ago...and the ones we will now build.
The history of E1 is very simple. It is but a mountain that lies between Maale Adumim and Jerusalem. Arabs regularly travel on the highway between Maale Adumim and the Dead Sea - the highway remains. There is no bisecting, no blocking, no break in the passage.
It is a mountain, soon to be green and developed. That is the history of E1, except for one huge point that the world forgets. Before the Jordanians, before the British, before the Ottomans, before the Romans...the land was, as it is today - ours. It was the ancient land of Israel; it is the modern land of Israel.
As for the countries of the world who say Israel threatens the peace - where were you two weeks ago when I ran with my children to our bomb shelter? Why did my son have to leave his wife to protect Israel's south from a thousand rockets?
It is too late now to tell us of peace - speak to Hamas first. You support a Palestinian state? Clearly you do - but it is Israel that must live with it and so we shall - if we have to. We will build and the world will scream. But we have learned that the world screams easily for that which is so minor and ignores that which really matters. Dozens died today in Syria as they did yesterday and as they will tomorrow - but yes, certainly, let's discuss a barren hill across from my back yard.
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Excellent. Please keep building anyway and not "in response" to Arab stunts. Just build to make Israel stronger. Best wishes from a Scot who sees through the BBC and Arab lies and supports Israel 100%.
- December 3, 2012 at 9:49 PM
Wonderful post, and when I read about the various countries condemning Israel for building houses, I am disgusted and outraged to say the least! So many horrifc things happening all over the world, and people actually complain about little Israel building homes for her citizens. We will be in Jerusalem in four months (counting the days), and hope to see 3000 finished homes by then!!! Happy Hanukah! Jan
- December 4, 2012 at 3:32 AM
Hi Paula,
I started reading your blog about a year ago, as I was interested in understanding the Jewish people and their side and their thoughts in the unending saga of the Israelis and the Palestinians. I am closer in culture then to the Arabs. I am a Christian and live in Canada. Although I share your care for your family and your love for your country, I cannot understand your hatred and condemnation of anything which is not Jewish. Palestinians, Americans and Germans, etc.
I like to tell you a true story. I have heard much of WW2 as well as I was born in the Netherlands and my parents were suffering during the occupation of the Nazis. My grandfather fought during the war in the 'underground army'. They hid people, including Jews, from the Nazis in their home at a risk of being killed themselves if discovered. They also raided food storage places and stole ration cards to feed the people that were in hiding. They were also smuggling in weapons that were dropped from planes by the British and they had outside contact via 'illegal' radios. They lived under occupation and did whatever they could to stop the enemy. While all this was going on they were ordered to give room and board to one or two Nazi soldiers. They quickly needed to find another place for the Jewish man to hide, a man that had become like a family member to them. It was all very difficult. The Nazi soldier moved in and my grandparents did not hate him, instead they inquired about his family and heard how worried he was about his wife and young children. This soldier (like most) did not want to be out there and fighting. Yet, he could not change the war himself. My grandfather and the soldier have shed tears together about the tragedies of this world. My grandfather survived the war, but his son, my uncle, did not. He with some others, and the whole family where they had been hiding, were killed by the Nazis the day before Holland was liberated by the Allies. Yes, they were grieving but they did not hate. They kept in contact with the German soldier, who also suffered loss of family members and possessions. This whole war was caused by some terrible fanatics. The Lord Jesus taught when he was on earth (in your beautiful country) to forgive and to love our enemies and that all people are the same. All believers in Christ are spiritual children of Abraham, no matter where they live. I hope and pray, Paula, that you and many others may come to know that too. We don't live anymore in the time of the Judges when the Promised Land was given to the People of Israel, that was fulfilled when the Lord Jesus was born. I know that the Jews don't believe that He was the Messiah, but if you compare the books of the Old Testament with the New Testament, if becomes so clear. That was the faith of my grandfather and if that faith lives in your hearts then at a check point for example (even though they cannot change the situation) an Israeli soldier can empathize with the Palestinian who cannot cross to visit his ailing relative and the Palestinian can feel for the soldier who would much prefer to be at home. We hope that this spirit of love may start to grow in your country. Wishing you all the best and blessings.
- December 4, 2012 at 5:20 AM
The war of the local Arab Muslims, aided by many of the dhimmified 'Arab' Christians, against the Jews and against the Jewish state of Israel, is Jihad. Jihad never stops; jihad is hard-wired into Islam.
All Muslims are taught to hate Jews, qua Jews (and to hate Christians, Hindus, Buddhists, everyone on earth who isn't Muslim).
Read Quran 48: 29 and Quran 9: 29. Muslims are to keep on doing jihad until the whole world is ruled by Muslims, and everyone who has not been killed, or who has not given in and become Muslim, is a dhimmi.
To understand what a dhimmi is, read Mark Durie, "The Third Choice: Islam, Dhimmitude and Freedom". Dhimmitude is severe psychological, economic, spiritual and physical Abuse: sacralised by the sharia of Islam, institutionalised.
A dhimmi is subject to a condition of humiliation, degradation and permanent physical peril. At any moment, the tenuous 'protection' he buys by paying exorbitant jizya 'protection money/ ransom money/ compensation' to his Muslim rulers, may evaporate, and he and his may be killed out of hand.
Throughout the lands controlled by Islam, Jews and Christians and other people lived as dhimmis, and it was like living in the Predator Pits. And dhimmis are conditioned, like abused children or spouses, to be *grateful* to their abusers, to be subservient to them, to serve them and flatter them and cringe before them, and never never never to name the Abuse what it is...EVIL. Palestinian Arab Christians who carry water for the jihad against the Jews, and tell the world what their Muslim masters tell them - or what they think will please their Muslim masters (this in the hope of being eaten last; ever heard of the slogan, 'First the Saturday people, then the Sunday people') are doing what dhimmis are supposed to do; they are serving the Muslims, doing what will benefit Muslims.
Jews stopped being dhimmis and created the Jewish state of Israel...on Jewish ancestral land, from which Jews had never entirely been removed. Muslims are furiously resentful of this, and determined to force the Jews back into their 'proper' place as cowering, vulnerable dhimmis. (Half the population of Israel comprises Jews who - or whose ancestors - lived the living hell of dhimmitude in Muslim lands. Jews of Israel are the dhimmis who got away - escaped slaves, so to speak. The Muslim slave-owner, the Ummah, wants to catch those escaped slaves, those uppity Jews, and flog them to death for having had the temerity to defy the allah-ordained order of things. Want to know what life was like for dhimmi Jews (and Christians?) and what it would be like again, if the Muslims got what they want (destruction of Israel, killing or driving out of most of the Jews, reduction of the survivors to dhimmi status? : read Bat Yeor, 'The Dhimmi: Jews and Christians Under Islam'. And the long essay that opens Andrew Bostom's "The Legacy of Islamic Antisemitism". And Martin Gilbert's "In Ishmael's House".
That's what's going on, Kim. There will be no peace, so long as the Arabs in and around Israel remain Muslim, and indeed so long as Muslims everywhere remain...Muslim, and taught to hate and wage Jihad.
It is Islam that teaches a hatred like you would not believe; a hatred of Jews that predates the creation of Israel by over a millennium, a hatred that led to periodic mass murders, forced conversions (in Yemen, Afghanistan, Persia, North Africa, Muslim-ruled Spain), burnings, lootings, and a constant barrage of daily abuse and bullying. And Islam won't give up that hate; the hate and the aggression that it drives are hard-wired into the core texts of Islam.
I am with Israel; for what the Muslims intend, were they to achieve it, would be nothing less than a second Shoah.
- December 4, 2012 at 9:13 AM
- Bubbe said...
Am Chai Yisrael! May you soon have neighbors on the mountain.
- December 4, 2012 at 12:22 PM
I have a question for Amy. You said "Although I share your care for your family and your love for your country, I cannot understand your hatred and condemnation of anything which is not Jewish. Palestinians, Americans and Germans, etc." -- can you please explain that quote? I'm an American Christian who's been reading Paula for several years and I cannot figure out how you think Paula hates or condemns Americans, Germans, Palestinians, etc.
Sure, I see posts where she criticizes the actions of some of these social/ethic groups -- Americans, for example, for electing Obama who has done nothing to aid Israel during his administration -- but hatred and condemnation? REALLY? What blog are you reading?
- December 4, 2012 at 6:07 PM
One more point for Amy: Please look at Israel and what it has done for humanity. You'll see a country and culture which has taken refugees from all over the world. A country responsible for major technological and medical advances. You'll also see a culture which prides itself on providing humanitarian aid in every major disaster -- including Japans' earthquake/tsunami and the earthquake in Haiti.
Now look at the Palestinian/Muslim Arab cultural counterpart. Hamas, Iran, et al demand the total destruction of not only Israel, but all Jews worldwide. They are, in political respects, not exactly a good neighbor.
As far as I can see (and this is a generalization, I realize) Muslims haven't given the world much in the past 300 years other than oil production and war. They *did* back Hitler in WW II.
This is not to say that all Arabs are evil killers wanting to slit the throats of all Jews. Just like the German soldier in your story, I'm sure there are decent human beings caught in the middle of a religious/political war. Paula doesn't lose sight of that fact. In fact, she repeats it fairly often. What she does condemn is a culture which teaches hatred. murder and genocide to their children. A society which hides behind the innocents in the midst of war. A culture which worships death over life. And who can blame her for that?
- December 4, 2012 at 6:29 PM
- Sabha said...
What a beautiful post Kim, Mrs Stern, whether the mountain looks empty or not is irrelevant under international law that land does not belong to Israel. If I see a wallet on a table and no owner holding it, does that justify me stealing it? Israel said in the Oslo agreement that they would cease the building of illegal settlements to give peace a chance, why have they refused to do this? Because they do not want peace, they want to ethnically cleanse the Palestinian people from their own land. Have you read Israeli historian Illan Pappes book on this matter, from all his reasearch all from ISraeli sources he wrote that the zionist founding fathers from Herzl et al onwards, their aim was to wipe the Palestinians off the map and take al of their land. It is nonsense to say all muslims want to kill Jews, Jews lived in harmony with the muslims for centuries, why else did they leave under the protection of the muslims from Andalucia in the late 1400's, because they feared the anti semitism of the european christian armies who were heading towards them. That is why there were thriving Jewish communities all across N Africa, until.. the zionist state of Israel was founded, Israel was born on the terrorism of the Irgun and has continued in that vain, they have just been very clever about hiding it from the world. If you want to see the hate that Israelis teach their children look at Maureen Meehans article on hatred and racism in Israli textbooks, look at Itamar Rose's documentary on you tube of 'Israeli kids at the army museum', they are taught from birth to hate arabs and to look forward to killing them when they are older, look at these sources for yourselves. If you really want peace in that region then look objectively at the people whose land you continue to take and at the women and children that the IDF dehumanize, humiliate and even kill daily, you are all children of Avraham and children of God and whatever your faith you will be asked one day 'what did you do'? Make peace, a just peace. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qp67KehlVGU http://www.robat.scl.net/content/NAD/issues/pl_textbooks/wtextbook.php
- December 5, 2012 at 1:05 AM
A question to ProphetJoe:
Who is Amy?
Please read the comments again and make a correction. There is Amy in them!
- December 5, 2012 at 2:07 AM
This is a really disappointing post. It really doesn't present any argument on why Israel should be building in E1, but rather it rehashes the standard litany of complaints against the world.
Saying that Hamas, or the PA, or the Arabs or whoever are not interested in peace does not justify Israel taking steps that would subvert any chance of peace. The fact that peace is not presently achievable -- or even achievable in the foreseeable future -- is not an argument for taking steps to render a future peace impracticable.
- December 5, 2012 at 3:57 AM
great post!
maybe ill even buy one of those new places....or is this another part of israel that the world would like to see judenrein?
- December 5, 2012 at 5:55 AM
Sabha, above, ignored what I said about dhimmitude and the scholarly sources I cited.
Sabha pretends that dhimmitude was just peachy. It was not.
I can't find strong enough words to describe how awful the dhimma system looks, when you read about all the petty bullying (such as Muslims pushing dhimmis 'to the narrowest part of the road' when they meet them in the street) and gross cruelties - that it carefully prescribed and permitted; and that Muslim writers gloated over - like a Sufi Muslim called Sirhindi, who writing in Muslim-occupied India said that the dhimmis 'must always remain terrified and trembling', and another Muslim writer, a Moroccan Muslim jurist, who in his commentary on Surah 9: 29 of the Koran, said that the purpose of the dhimmi system is to "kill the soul" of the non-Muslim. The dhimmi was dehumanised and crushed: like a milch cow, punching bag, chew toy, sex toy, scapegoat, and human sacrifice victim for the Muslims who dominated and domineered over him. More: there was a Moroccan Muslim writer who told his fellow Muslims that 'Love of the Prophet (Muhammad) **requires hatred of Jews**'. So much for the wonderfulness of being a Jewish dhimmi in Muslim-occupied North Africa!!
The dhimma was, to repeat, a system of institutionalised spiritual, psychological, physical and economic Abuse, to the nth degree. Mark Durie explains that very fully, from historical and Islamic sources that discuss what it was and what its aims were, in his book 'The Third Choice'.
And as for Jewish communities in Spain: Sabha pretends that there were not Muslim mass murders of Jews in Muslim-occupied Iberia. Oh yes there were. There were mass murders - and forced conversions to Islam - in Muslim North Africa, too. Oh there were. David Littman's 'Exile in the Maghreb' tells us what life was like for the dhimmi Jews of North Africa. It was HELL.
The rest of Sabha's post is simply turnspeak and projection.
- December 6, 2012 at 9:54 AM
- Sabha said...
I find there is little point in engaging in a debate with paid Israeli hasbarists, it is your job to troll the internet trying to distract attention from Israel's barrage of ongoing crimes. Mark Durie is not a world renowned academic he is also a propagandist whose works are not found on the syllabuses of any reputable universities, he is too blinded by his inescapable islamophobic to produce any historically objective and therefore accurate works of history. Any Islamic,Jewish or Christian scholar throughout history can say anything they want it doesn't mean they are correct or following the religion properly, shall we say that the Christians who believed that it was their christian duty to enslave black people in the Americas were correct? If you wish to cherry pick things from Islam, shall we talk about the teaching in the Talmud, i.e. that which most Zionists (note not most Jews) follow? That you may deceive any gentile but not another Jew, that Goyim (i.e. non Jews) are the slaves of the Jews and they must work to serve and finance all Jewry, that Jews can extract usury (interest) from non Jews but not from Jews, that Jews must make war against all non jews in order to control them, that it is ok for a Jewish man to rape a 4 yr old girl as long as she is not Jewish, shall I continue......... , the Talmudic sources are highly discriminatory against all non Jews, this is something which has been hidden very well from the world but anybody conversant with the actual history of Israel can see that this thinking that Zionist Jews are superior to everyone else has dictated all areas of Israeli policy. I can send you the links of well respected historians who can give you objective historical accounts relating to the history of Judaism, Islam and Christianity throughout the world, if indeed you are interested in truths, if however you just wish to distract from Israeli war crimes with ill conceived propaganda , then continue as you are. Israel must be responsible and see that their inhumane treatment of the Palestinian people, whose land they continue to steal must end, that is the only way for peace in the region and indeed in the world, they must do so before it is too late. Shalom, Peace, Salam.
- December 7, 2012 at 1:05 PM
I am not paid to write here; I do so out of rational love for the House and people of Israel. But perhaps YOU are paid to peddle Mohammedan nonsense and lies? *I* receive no pay whatsoever for speaking truth.
As for Islamophobia? Nonsense. I despise Islam because I have spent ten years finding out about what it teaches, and about what Muslims do and have done. And there are a lot of other people like me. We despise and oppose Islam as our parents despised and opposed Nazism and Stalinism and Maoism; because we have looked at what it teaches and what its adherents do, and we find it to be thoroughly antihuman, destructive, and, to be blunt, evil.
And although you may sneer, Dr Mark Durie's academic qualifications and linguistic expertise are rock-solid. He is a graduate of the Australian National University and a fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities, and has held a visiting appointment at the University of Leiden. These are not trivialities.
I tell you bluntly,you Jew-hating, lying Mohammedan: *I. will. not. submit*. I do not intend to become a cringing dhimmi for you to boss around. Everything I said about the dhimma and about Muslim cruelty toward non-Muslims on three continents, is true. You can quote apologists and whitewashers all you like; but it won't work. The testimony of escaped dhimmis - such as the Jews from Yemen, and Copts from Egypt - is damning.
I have read *all* of your Quran; it is one of the worst, most violent, most hateful and most truly evil books I have ever had the displeasure of reading. I know all about your evil Mohammed, whom Moshe ben Maimon called The Mad. I know what kind of bizarre things are taught in the Hadith and the Sira. (And stop with the boring invocation of the usual antisemitic nonsense about the Talmud).
As for slavery: don't try to guilt trip westerners about slavery. 1200 years of Mohammedan enslavement of black Africans - and of Indians - and of white Europeans - is NOTHING for you to be proud of. The West ended slavery two hundred years ago; whereas just this last year there have been Muslims calling openly for slavery to be reinstated and practised...by Muslims. With non-Muslims as the slaves. There are still Muslims secretly *practising* slavery. There are people from the Sudan who were enslaved by Muslims, and have escaped to tell the tale.
- December 11, 2012 at 6:52 AM
- Sabha said...
Anonymous, you are full of hatred and prejudice the same hatred and prejudice which allows you to justify the killing of innocent people whose land you steal and whom you terrorize, there is little point conversing with people blinded by hatred. When you say don't guilt trip Westerners about slavery, of course you are making a racist assumption that I am not Western and that I am as you said a 'Mohamedan', I am actually Western and I believe that people should be 'guilt tripped' about evil practises which they may wittingly or unwittingly have contributed to, I know that that is a concept utterly alien to a Zionist, but if you are responsible for contributing to slavery or ethnic cleansing for example then you should indeed feel guilty and work to change that instead of fabricating lies and justifications for evil you have perpetuated. Good luck to you and may you be guided by God and love.
- December 16, 2012 at 1:09 AM
IF you are indeed a westerner (but I don't necessarily assume you are, I have encountered too many Mohammedans in masks - and I know enough to be going on with, about kitman, taqiyya, tawriyya, and that Hadith that reads "War is deceit" - I assure you that I only assumed you were a Muslim - a Mohammedan - because the tone and content and style of your postings were identical to the tone and content of many postings I have encountered before that were made by self-declared Mohammedans in many an internet forum: the turnspeak, the projection, the tu quoque, and outright nonsense and lies, and the shrieks of 'Islamophobia' and 'hate!' and 'lies!'
So far as I can see, you accuse me of 'hate' for the most part merely because I have stated in plain language a few home truths about Islam, about the Jihad and the dhimma. These things are not nice and there is no nice way to talk about them, no way to pretty up ugly.
Further, there is nothing reprehensible about hating - despising and rejecting, and actively denouncing and resisting - an evil belief-system, an evil ideology. Nazism was evil. Islam seems to me - as an ideology, a system of thought and program for human conduct - to be even worse than Nazism. Was Churchill hateful because he denounced Hitler, the Nazis, and Mein Kampf (which, by the way, he saw as strongly resembling the Quran in style and content - he called it 'the new Koran of faith and war')?
If you *are* indeed not a Muslim then go read the Quran. Read Surah 48: 29 and all of Surah 9, which is one of the later surahs, trumping earlier, seemingly more peaceful passages. Read especially 9: 29.
And get it through your head that that surah, if you are a non-Muslim, is aimed at YOU. At YOU, ME, EVERY NON-MUSLIM on earth. We are supposed to convert to Islam - or become a despised, degraded dhimmi, buying our lives by an annual ritual of extreme humiliation and payment of 'protection' money, or...fight to the death against Muslims determined to expunge us from the earth.
Joseph Schacht, who spent years looking at the source texts of Islam and the authoritative historic interpretations of same, wrote in his book 'An Introduction to Islamic Law', that 'the basis of the Islamic attitude toward unbelievers is the law of war: they must be converted, or subjugated, or killed'.
You - IF you are not a Muslim- may choose to ignore that. You may like to pretend that he was an ignorant Islamophobe (he was not; he was a scholar who called it as he saw it). And if so, you are a fool.
But if you are lying, and are actually a Mohammedan in a mask throwing sand, here is all I have to say to you:
1/ Lan Astaslem. 2/ I am a Gharqad Tree.
- December 17, 2012 at 11:44 PM
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Deep Dive into what is new in Solaris 11 Express - Sysadmin wise!
By krabhishek on Nov 20, 2010
Solaris 11 Express is now here for you to download! Keeping up the tradition of constant and relentless innovation, Solaris engineering team at Oracle has brought some great features into the hands of sysadmins, developers, IT managers and users. For this blog, I am pointing you to a particular Oracle Techcast video in which Rick Ramsey talks to Markus Flierl, Dan Price, and Liane Praza, from Solaris Core Engineering about what is new in Solaris 11 Express and discuss those features in depth which make the life of a Sysadmin and IT managers much easier!
This video is full of use cases and I strongly recommend you to watch the video if you want to learn more about how you and your organization can take advantage of the new features of Solaris 11 Express.
Just to give you a peek: Some of the features discussed in this video include
- Solaris 11 Express can send you an email notification if a software of a hardware fails
- How you can export a physical Solaris 10 instance into a Solaris 11 Express zone and run it without any modification
- How you can do upgrades on Solaris 11 Express with a single command!


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Type: Sub-task
Status: Resolved
Priority: Major
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 2.0
Fix Version/s: None
Component/s: Block: Quickmail
Affected Branches:MOODLE_20_STABLE
I'm creating issues for the top ten most popular blocks and modules to ensure that they are ready for Moodle 2.0. Hopefully we will be able to divide and conquer. If you are unable to work on this, please feel free to reassign as needed. Do not hesitate to let me know how I can be helpful. Peace - Anthony
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Wen - Just an FYI that I have added you as a watcher. Peace - Anthony
Mark and others - I have also added Robert Russo (both tracker accounts as I was not sure which one he is using) as a watcher to this issue. Ideally, and I forget all the issues, it would be good to have a union of the various version of the quickmail block(s). I know that Wen had done one for large courses and am not sure if that is incompatible with the normal quickmail block. In any case, having one solid quickmail block for Moodle 2.0 is the goal that everyone can collaborate on. Let me know if I need to referee but you all are good team players so I am sure we can make things happen. Peace - Anthony
Not sure what the status of this issue is, but I'd like to consolidate at least the 2 different versions of Quickmail (i.e., Quickmail and Quickmail for Large courses). If no one has taken up the torch on this yet, I'd like to start working on unifying the features in both Quickmail blocks, make this version compatible with both Moodle 2.0 and Moodle 1.9+
Hi Clifford, please feel free to pursue upgrade plans. I haven't made any as of yet.
I am interesting in coding towards Quickmail for Moodle 2.0.
Where is this project at? I would like to avoid re-inventing the wheel.
This was next on my list of things to do and it would be nice to work with someone else. Feel free to email me and we can come up with a plan of attack.
Actually, I have started working on it (albeit slowly). Gimme another 2 weeks or so and I'll commit what I have so far. Looking at the Quickmail code, it just seemed like this would be a good opportunity to refactor it, so it's taking a little longer than anticipated.
I should probably chime in that I've done a 2.0 rewrite of the standard quickmail (i.e. not quickmail for large courses) but I haven't finished testing. I suppose I should just throw it out there .
It seems like we have about 150% of a QuickMail 2.0 version, that's great.
Where is the community Quickmail source repository? I'm a little confused about the status of CVS contrib now that Moodle is focusing on git development. Any place to upload + compare these versions would be useful.
I would echo the sentiment of everyone releasing their code regardless of polish. Looking at the direction of Moodle, I would recommend github if you don't already have a location. The next step could be to organize a code sprint to get all the good ideas rolled into one and polish off the bugs. One more thing that might help. Since it is easier to write code than to read code , include comments and explanations of your code so that we can follow the decisions that you made.
I have created https://github.com/meyersh/moodle-block_quickmail and I would be happy to pull in everyone's changes, add contributors, etc as part of any "code sprint".
I'm new to the git scene and willing to be flexible if this isn't optimal.
I've uploaded my development code here: https://github.com/mackensen/moodle/tree/quickmail/blocks/quickmail. I haven't tested this in a production environment but I think it's basically feature-complete.
Thanks, Charles. I've only taken a brief look at it but have already merged these changes into the repo I've previously published.
We recently ported our 1.9 Quickmail block we use here at LSU (which is a modified Quickmail) to 2.0.
The new features:
- Drafts area
- Multiple attachments (makes use of the Files API)
- User email signatures
- Role filters (say I only want to send to my TA's)
2.0 improvements:
- Complete refactoring of the ui (using mforms, and Moodley output printouts)
- jQuery replaced about 200 lines of nasty javascript
- Attachments can be retrieved, via the files API in email history!
Do you want me to make this code available either on github or some other form?
Philip, those UI changes sound pretty impressive. I, for one, would love to see the plugin. Github seems to be in vogue currently.
We are waiting for organizational permission to host our software on github. For now, I'll put a zip archive here. I will say that the block hasn't been tested on a production environment, so any feedback is welcomed.
I'll update the ticket when we get a github account.
First off, I'd like to say thank you Philip for the updated module! I really appreciate it.
Now, I have a question about the mailing process. It appears that I can only email someone if I have a group created in a course.
In short, no groups = no email.
Is there a reason/fix for this? Like why can't I just email all students enrolled in the course by default?
LSU quickmail 04/29/2011
Good catch... Fixed that bug.
Added admin settings and other config options.
Also... icons!
I found another bug. When I installed quickmail I got an error stating that /lib/jquery.js was missing. I added jquery to my Moodle lib directory in core but I don't believe this is the proper approach. The block should be self sufficient and reference jquery within its own sub-structure.
I realize that this means that Moodle installations could have multiple versions of jquery lying around but it wouldn't bring up the error I saw, nor would it create versioning issues if two separate blocks used differing versions of jquery.
We just added the quickmail block in our test environment that we have migrated from 1.9 to 2.02+ and now wherever the quickmail block is enabled and used, we get this error on the course page:
Error reading from database
When we hide the quickmail feature, the course is available again.
We would like to have the quickmail feature in our production environment.
Any thoughts on fixing this issue?
Wow, I just realized I uploaded the same version...
I was scratching my head over here because the one I am playing with in my dev instance is working great. Hooray for uploaded files
I'm going to bump in a couple of minutes.
Hey guys,
Adding a few comments, as someone coming into this discussion somewhat cold. Hoping I can save someone else a little digging.
1) I had to read through every comment from top to bottom twice, to figure out that there are two completely different codebases being discussed here. One that is available for download from the attachements to this tracker issue, and another from the github location https://github.com/meyersh/moodle-block_quickmail
2) I initially tried the version from the attachment to this discussion, but never got past the 'checkplugins' part of the upgrade process... simply hangs at a white screen. This was tried against both '2.0.1' and '2.0.3+' versions.
3) I had better success installing the version from github.
- Simply unzipped the download from there
- Moved the resulting folder to my dirroot/blocks directory
- renamed the folder to 'quickmail'
- did the update in the moodle interface.
4) In testing this version, 3 errors were noted:
a) When viewing the quickmail history tab, there are two missing langage definitions (for column headings):
- block_quickmail|action
- block_quickmail|attachment
FIX: (for english only) Add the following lines to dirroot/blocks/quickmail/lang/en/block_quickmail.php:
$string['action'] = 'Action';
$string['attachment'] = 'Attachment';
b) When trying to send a message to the users, the message must include at least one carriage return, otherwise the verification for the HTML editor fails. My Guess is that this is actually an error in the mform->htmleditor, and that it might affect other items as well, but it certainly impacts here, because the rule to verify the input is being called. To replicate, try sending a quickmail with only a single sentance. You'll see an error appear about 'field cannot be empty' when submitting.
Bandaid FIX: comment out the 'addRule' line in dirroot/blocks/quickmail/email_form.php at line 41, so it doesn't require input in the htmleditor. Otherwise, tell the users that it's a feature to prevent short messages that would be rejected as spam.
I am commenting here because I cannot seem to find an answer in the Quickmail forum.
I very much want to upgrade to MOODLE 2.0 before the new school year but the teachers in my 6-12 school rely heavily on Quickmail. Is there a target date for when Quickmail will be compatible with 2.0?
I downloaded the 5/23/11 version and installed it on Moodle 2.0.2. After I compose an e-mail and click "Send Email," I get this error: Error 503 Service Unavailable
Service Unavailable
Guru Meditation:
Is there a fix?
I just installed the 05_23_2011 version on Moodle 2.1.1+ (Build: 20110826). Everything worked great! As I translated the language file to German you can find it under attachments. Andreas
I just installed 05-23-2011 version on Moodle 2.0.4. I can send mails from teacher to students and student to teacher, but when I review the history I can't see the emails received, just sent. I review the settings and it's ok. Any idea about the problem? I've read that I can see both emails, sent and received.
Hi, I'm actually searching a way to use Quickmail with Moodle 2.1.
I downloaded the github version and installed it but i've always the same error message when I want to compose a new mail.
"There are no users you are capable of emailing". Nevertheless, there are always more than ten students in the courses I add the block.
Is there a solution to this ?
I have come across a strange bug which I am unable to replicate on all of our Moodle instances. The problem application uses:
Moodle version 2011070101.08
Quickmail version 2011021812
MySQL database on Redhat OS
Error message when saving an admin setting (/admin/settings.php?section=debugging):
( ! ) Fatal error: Call to undefined method admin_settingpage::get_records() in /moodle/trunk/search/lib.php on line 42
Call Stack
- Time Memory Function Location
1 0.0005 715112 {main}
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2 0.9124 69341360 admin_write_settings( ) ../settings.php:38
3 0.9296 69447216 admin_get_root( ) ../adminlib.php:6004
4 1.0665 68807512 require( '/moodle/trunk/admin/settings/plugins.php' ) ../adminlib.php:5905
5 1.1697 69251888 include( '/moodle/trunk/blocks/search/settings.php' ) ../plugins.php:42
6 1.1713 69266904 search_collect_searchables( ) ../settings.php:80
The error was caused because the global variable $DB referenced the wrong type of object. This was due to the following code in blocks/quickmail/settings.php:
$defaults = array_map(function ($sn) use ($DB){ return $DB->get_field('role', 'id', array('shortname' => $sn)); }
, array('editingteacher', 'teacher', 'student'));
Using $DB in parent scope rather than global scope caused the problem. It is fixed by changing this code to:
$defaults = array_map(function ($sn){ global $DB; return $DB->get_field('role', 'id', array('shortname' => $sn)); }
I would love to understand how $DB comes to reference an admin_settingspage object? I would also like to understand why I don't get the same error in my local version on Ubuntu. I suspect it is linked to persistence of database connections? If anyone can throw any light on this then my 5 day headache would be over.
Hey All,
Thanks for all of the great work on this. I did a code review of the project and added 2 more configs (off by default). You can see the pull request here: https://github.com/meyersh/moodle-block_quickmail/pull/1
I've integrated Mark's request into the github repo (https://github.com/meyersh/moodle-block_quickmail) and will start testing soon.
Just an update here that the quickmail block is looking for a maintainer. I am grateful to Mark Nielsen for his many contributions and help with maintaining the block. I'm not sure if LSU might be willing to take over leadership or if someone else might be interested. Let me know of any interest so that we can get things straightened out here in the tracker, in the older Modules and Plugins database and the new Moodle Plugins (http://moodle.org/plugins) system. If a maintainer does not emerge here in the tracker, we may want to post something in the forums let them know about this opportunity. Peace - Anthony
Still learning git, I have created a branch for LSU-Patches on the github repo in which I've added two commits reflecting Phillip's Apr-23 and May-5 quickmail attachments.
If I find the time and ambition this coming week, I will give them a more thorough read to see how far the two plugins have diverged.
The more eyes that can look at this, the better.
Phillip, what is the state of your request for permission to host this code? Let me know if/when that goes through and I'd be happy to grant you/your group committer rights to my github.
I don't know much about the coding and such, but I just tried to install the 5/23 file and got this error:
"Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_FUNCTION in /home/ellteac1/public_html/moodle/blocks/quickmail/lib.php on line 65"
Any ideas what this means? Can I fix it on my end?
Thank you!
Thanks for this nice plugin!
But I have a small bug. If I click the "Compose new Email", then go to the Email page, if I do not select anyone, but click the "Cancel" button, nothing will happen. The "Cancel" button only works (redirect to the course page) only if I pick some Recipients. Thanks.
I just tested the version of Quickmail in the new Moodle Plugins system on Moodle 2.2, and I found a pretty significant bug. I've posted a separate tracker item for it here: http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/CONTRIB-3341
Tried Quickmail on the newly released 2.3 and this is the message, "Coding error detected, it must be fixed by a programmer: Invalid field definition in table{block_quickmail_log}
: XMLDB_TYPE_INTEGER field "alternateid" has invalid default".
Debug info:
Error code: codingerror
Stack trace:
line 454 of /lib/ddl/sql_generator.php: coding_exception thrown
line 699 of /lib/ddl/sql_generator.php: call to sql_generator->getFieldSQL()
line 522 of /lib/ddl/database_manager.php: call to sql_generator->getAddFieldSQL()
line 52 of /blocks/quickmail/db/upgrade.php: call to database_manager->add_field()
line 811 of /lib/upgradelib.php: call to xmldb_block_quickmail_upgrade()
line 360 of /lib/upgradelib.php: call to upgrade_plugins_blocks()
line 1524 of /lib/upgradelib.php: call to upgrade_plugins()
line 329 of /admin/index.php: call to upgrade_noncore()
My database is PostreSQl 9.1.4
Is there anything I can do to help? I have never worked on PHP code, but I will try if that is what is needed.
Walter: that's fixed in the latest releases on github. You can download that from https://github.com/lsuits/quickmail.
Thanks for the suggestion to try github. However, that didn't work for me. This time I got this:
Table "block_quickmail_drafts" does not exist
More information about this error
Debug info:
Error code: ddltablenotexist
Stack trace:
line 144 of /lib/ddl/database_manager.php: ddl_table_missing_exception thrown
line 53 of /blocks/quickmail/db/upgrade.php: call to database_manager->field_exists()
line 811 of /lib/upgradelib.php: call to xmldb_block_quickmail_upgrade()
line 360 of /lib/upgradelib.php: call to upgrade_plugins_blocks()
line 1524 of /lib/upgradelib.php: call to upgrade_plugins()
line 329 of /admin/index.php: call to upgrade_noncore()
I had an idea that perhaps if I included the quickmail block as part of my upgrade, then it would work. However, it does not and I get the "Table "block_quickmail_drafts" does not exist" error with either the current github version or the 2.2 version.
I found a fix that works for me. I upgraded 1.9 to 2.2 and was told the quickmail block was missing. I then deleted the quickmail block which deletes the database entries for quickmail. I then added back the latest version of quickmail and this worked. Since I can live without the quickmail history from last year, I am now a happy camper.
I'm going to mark this as closed since the 2.x version is available at http://moodle.org/plugins/view.php?plugin=block_quickmail and being maintained by Phillip Cali at LSU. Peace - Anthony
Nevermind, it was my installation that had the problem
I noticed the Quickmail block doesn't have a settings button like most blocks do on the block configuration page. You have to search to find the settings. Is there a specific reason for this or could one be added? I also noticed when I install the latest code in Moodle 2.4, even searching doesn't bring up the settings, I had to find them in the database to modify them.


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First few pics detailing the game. Kain's showing Cecil who's boss.
FF13's Lightning vs. FF1's Garland. Never thought I'd see the day.
Well it's been far too long since this thread has been updated so with the North American Release Date out now I thought it'd be the perfect time to breath some new life into it. Comes out March 22nd much earlier than I expected. Official confimation here.
Was also able to score an early view of the trailer which wasn't supposed to come out until the 28th but got leaked anyway.
New characters look amazing so hopefully one of your favorites made it in. There's still a few more to go till March, and some old FF Vets hopefully notice the drag beating, morphing awesomeness which comes entailed from the end of the trailer courtesy of FFV.
Here's a not so short list of some of the features:
-New Storyline included with RPG World Map and customizable party
-Few new nifty stages
-New Assist system
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-Playable Chaos Storyline
-The original storyline is also unlocked afterwards and comes with the option to use the new RPG World Map
-All the levels of your fighters from the previous Dissidia can be downloaded right off the bat
And plenty more I'm sure.
If you missed out on the original and are a huge FF Fan this game is definitely for you. For you hardcore fans who did get the original I still say this looks like a fine purchase well worth the offer. Without a doubt a huge time sink.
Another FFXIII rep?
A mystery, non-main series rep?
Looks like if you buy the demo and beat it you can transfer over your save file to the original game. All it really does is unlock Aerith and she's an assist only character.
Also they just announced Yuna. Final Fantasy X Yuna. Summons galore.
I'm also super pumped Laguna is in this game. My main forever.
Props to Ravona for the awesome sig! Noel is the greatest and I challenge you to prove me otherwise!
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How are you going to be able to fight with all those leg cramps? I'm really glad out of everybody they could've chosen for VIII Laguna got the nod, nobody else would have been as good.
I personally can't wait to use Gilga-Freakin-Mesh! Talk about a swerve. Hopefully he'll be the first Chaos warrior, he's more than enough to combat every single Cosmos warrior already confirmed and then some.
From the trailer I would say that Gilgamesh is going to be a neutral character that just hapened to cross dimensional rift and ended in the world game of dissidia, but who knows ? It's possible that he will be the version from XII as that one had the most copy weapons that apeared in dissidia.
Let's see, new characters are Tifa, Laguna, Lightning, Kain, Laguna, Gilgamesh, Vaan, Prishe, and Yuna. Everyone from the first Dissidia's gonna be in it. Cloud and Tidus are on Team Chaos while Jecht is on Team Cosmos. Everyone gets at least one new outfit, and there will be an overworld map that functions like FFXII's map, and you can see the enemies on the field.
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Before casting your vote on the swimming pool issue, County Proposition number one, this Nov. 7, consider one point that has had little publicity. The value of the pool for hydrotherapy.
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The dinosaur discovery actually happened over the summer of 2006. While performing exploration work near the Colville River on land within the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska, Dr. Fiorillo's team excavated a large deposit of hundreds of bones, including some partial skulls, from at least 10 individual Pachyrhinosaurus dinosaurs. The find was unprecedented.
"Discovering hundreds of bones from all these pachyrhinosaurs in one spot was unbelievably exciting, and we really thought the expedition was an incredible success. To later realize that we had unearthed a whole new species was one of the best days of my career," said Dr. Fiorillo.
Because of the jumbled and fragmentary nature of the materials recovered in 2006, it took over four years of painstaking study of the remains in Dallas to reveal that the dinosaurs were a new species of Pachyrhinosaurus. In early 2011, Dr. Fiorillo and his colleague Dr. Ronald S. Tykoski were stunned and excited when newly cleaned and reassembled pieces clearly showed that they had found a new species of Pachyrhinosaurus. The species is based on a partial skull and two fragments of parietals, which in Ceratopsians are the bones that formed the frill, a boney structure extending from the back of the skull over the dinosaur's neck. The remains showed significant morphological differences from any prior Pachyrhinosaurus remains found elsewhere in the world, including from parts of northern Canada.
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A full life-size reconstruction of the new dinosaur will be featured in the Dallas Museum, recently renamed the Perot Museum of Nature & Science due to the strong support of the family of Ross and Margot Perot, for whom the new dinosaur is named.
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Bath, Wasps and Stade Français booked their places in the Almin Challenge Cup quarter-finals on Saturday while Grenoble upset Stade Français.
Bath booked their place in the Almin Challenge Cup quarter-finals with victory over Agen while Grenoble upset Stade Français and Worcester smashed Rovigo.
Elsewhere, Tom Varndell responded to his England omission with the fastest hat-trick in Challenge Cup history as Wasps also qualified for the play-offs.
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Calvisano claimed their first win of the European season against Bucuresti.
Worcester ran 12 tries past Rovigo in Italy with Josh Drauniniu scoring a hat-trick. Nikki Walker, Blair Cowan and Max Stelling also all crossed twice.
Perpignan and Worcester are level on points at the top of Pool Two after the Catalans thumped Bizkaia Gernika.
London Welsh scored nine tries at the Kassam Stadium for their first home European win as they did the double over Italian minnows Cavalieri Prato.
Stade Français missed out on early qualification for the quarter finals as they lost their unbeaten record in a hard-fought but try-less affair against Grenoble .
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- Overall: 20"W x 22¼"D x 43"H
- Seat: 26"H
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