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A tractor called Dexta
The engine of Allan Andrews' tractor has never let him down.
2014 Targa Rally
A BMW driver spins out during the 2014 Targa Rally near Timaru.
Timaru celebrates Diwali
Diwali is celebrated in Timaru.
Fairlie marks 100 years since WW1
Trooper William Edmundson of the Queen Alexandra's Mounted Rifles.
Memorial preparations
Fairlie Lions volunteers lift the carriage roof into place.
Memorial preparations
C Squadron, 1st Regiment, South Canterbury Mounted Rifles.
Sponsored links
D-Day for SCF defendants
Former South Canterbury Finance director Ed Sullivan leaves the High Court at Timaru after being found guilty of five of the nine charges he faced over the collapse of the finance company.
1969 Commer Highwayman
Colin Higgins in the driving seat, ready to cruise at 85kmh.
Little blue penguins
Spectators at Caroline Bay check out little blue penguins which are nesting in the area.
Fatal crash on SH79
Police examine the scene of a fatal car crash where a female tourist was killed on State Highway 79.
Forgotten highway
The Ghan Railway station beside the Oodnadatta Track.
1939 Buick sportsman coupe
Maroon is the car's original colour.
Timaru Boys High School ball 2014
Brittany Talbot and Mac Basford are greeted as they make their way into the Timaru Boys' High School ball.
Orari truck and train crash
An aerial shot showing the crash site.
Tekapo snow
Tekapo glistens in winter snow.
Waimate High School ball 2014
Stacey White, Gemma Willoughby, Phoebe Storr and Carly Banks.
Waimate horror house
Waimate Hospital "horror house" nursing staff and patients seem happy to greet visitors.
Lotus 7
Andrew Lush and his replica Lotus 7, which is "exhilarating" to drive.
Rundale Palace
Rundale Palace ... a seductive gift from Catherine the Great.
1967 Riley Elf Mark III
Bill Dooley has been mad about cars since his childhood.
Hamersley Cup
Harlequins player Ally Duddlell tackles Mackenzie player Josh Morton.
Timaru's Norman Bunt in his MG 1100 which he has owned for four years.
Weekend photos
Firefighter Finley Keen keeps the fire under control as the Waimate Fire Brigade burns down a house in a training exercise in Studholme.
Dave Niles Funeral
Hundreds turn out for the funeral procession of well known Temuka man, Dave Niles.
1978 Kombi
The Kombi is a regular at the Oamaru Farmers' Market where Sue Harvey sells cheese rolls, soup and milkshakes.
Haddon Hall
The battlements of Haddon Hall rise up among the trees fringing the River Wye.
1968 Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS
The 1968 Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS belongs to proud Timaru owner Doug James.
1970 Morris Minor
The ute has been used as a transporter since the Milnes brought it back to life.
Timaru archive photos
1990: Timaru man Barry Lovegrove returns to Timaru after being held hostage in Baghdad for 10 weeks.
Smokefree Rockquest 2014 Timaru
Photos from the 2014 Smokefree Rockquest held at the Theatre Royal. Pictured; Kyle Andales playing guitar for the band 'Kudos'.
1911 Overland
The 1911 Overland
Mountainview High School Ball 2014
Olivia Colville and James Kirkby are delivered by limousine.
Chalmers Church
Chalmers Church in Timaru served the Presbyterian community for 111 years.
Timaru Herald timeline
The The Timaru Herald's first Sophia St premises, which was occupied by the newspaper from 1886 to 1984.
Ford Falcon
Wayne Direen's Ford Falcon.
Heavy rainfall in Timaru
Waters recede from the Caroline Bay playground after heavy rainfall flooded it.
Mud Dogs glory
The 1992 senior reserve team decided ties were the attention grabber for their team photo. Back row, from left: Brett Keegher, Steve Casey, Tony Cook, Gary Whiteley, Peter Scannell, Tony Harliwich, Dave Stewart, Roger Tegelaars, Steve Harliwich. Front row, from left, Tony Beck, Steve Loomes, Kevin Brady, A Morgan, Bruce Gould, Richard Mansfield.
A parade of beliefs
A statue of the Virgin Mary is borne through the streets.
Hamersley Cup
Former Northland Colt Mana Taylor scores the first of Pleasant Point's five tries despite the best efforts of Temuka halfback Josh Rooney.
TGHS v Hampstead
Sarah Taylor may have given TGHS the lead, but they could not hold on as they fell 2-1 to Hampstead in senior women's hockey at Trust Aoraki Turf.
1972 Volkswagen Beetle
1972 Volkswagen Beetle 1302
Ballantynes fire
Staff and shoppers are evacuated from Ballantynes in Timaru after a small fire in a light fitting is discovered.
Tech talk
Waimataitai School pupils Beth Clarke, 12 (left), and Edan Lacey, 12, solder connections on a solder board for an alarm system.
Hadlow to Harbour 2014
Participants set off from Hadlow Rd for the 2014 Hadlow to Harbour Fun Run.
Timaru Relay For Life 2014
Opihi College dressed in their onesies at the 2014 Timaru Relay for Life held at Caroline Bay.
Timaru high achievers 2013
WAIMATE HIGH SCHOOL: Year 12 students from Waimate High School who received Level 1 Excellence endorsed in 2013 were, from left, Megan White, Bridget Rollinson and Kelly Nooy.
1941 741B Indian
While they aren't original, the tyres are based on the original design.
Temuka and Geraldine A&P show
Duncan Crosbie and Margie Rutherford of Temuka Vet Life prepare for the Temuka and Geraldine A&P show.
Tekapo ewe sale
Some of the 800 merino ewes from Streamlands Station, which were being taken the old-fashioned way to the Tekapo ewe sale.
1960 Volkswagon Kombi
The shell of Peter Swaney's 1960 Volkswagon Kombi.
1967 Bedford J1
The 1967 Bedford J1 truck.
Getting down and dirty
Isellah Gordon, from left, Jellicoe house leader, Lleyton Phillips, school leader, Ryan Brosnahan, Evans house leader and Angel Small, school leader, with the Hurdley Shield in the school garden.
Mansion comes up roses
The roses on the left came into full bloom just after the worst of the mid-January heat wave; the one on the right caught the full force of the oven-like temperatures.
High country scenery
Lupins on the edge of Lake Tekapo.
Seaside scenes
The pilot boat Ohau.
Aston Martin Vantage
A side profile.
Kids' thoughts on flags
EMILY MACLEAN, 9: "I think the flag should be changed. I made this flag because it represents New Zealand and what New Zealand has, like kiwis. When I sketched New Zealand I did it without looking at the map. They are there like the (original) New Zealand flag and korus and the sun is there for how sunny it always is."
Global snapshots
Ireland: This trio of puffins are among the thousands of these birds that breed, nest and raise their young on Skellig St Michael, an island off the Kerry coast in southwest Ireland. The island is a World Heritage Site because of its monastic ruins that are at least 1200 years old. But it's the puffins that captivated me most. The birds have no fear of humans so close encounters are plentiful, in fact when climbing up the vertiginous stone steps (most of which were built by the monks) one has to be careful not to trip over the birds as they have a tendency to scuttle across the paths right under one's feet. I'm convinced these birds pose for photographers too. After the breeding season spent in the relative tranquility of the Skellig island group, these relatively small birds fly all the way across the Atlantic Ocean to Canada to fatten up in preparation for spending most of the winter at sea in the stormy Atlantic.
Friends for life
James (Jock) McCullough, second from front left, is surrounded by his mates who saved his life after he hit his head on a rock in the Kakanui River. His friends each received a hero award for their efforts. They are, from back left, Jesse Forbes, Ben Davis, James Hutton, Jesse Peacock (a friend of the group), Cowan Fern, Dylan Barber, Michael Jacobs, Kahu Grant, Kyle Rickard, and, from front left, Jack Mansfield, Jacob Donaldson and Brian Bell.
South Canterbury Wine and Food Festival 2014
Sammyjo Devries, left, and Emma Dennison dance to the music while enjoying a drink at the South Canterbury Wine and Food festival held at the Botanical Gardens on Sunday.
2006 Mustang Shelby
The 2006 Mustang Shelby GT-H.
138th Waimate Caledonian Games
Wearing an England shirt was an unintentional statement at the 138th Waimate Caledonian Games from Ashburton's Mark O'Brien.
SI Colgate Games
Anna Hayward, 13, left, was first in the 400m sprint and Elizabeth Hampton, 14, came second in her age-group in the same event.
1945 Farmall H
Bill Weir aboard the 1945 Farmall H.
Dodge Challenger
The Challenger's low profile is designed for speed.
High country bike challenge
TAKING ON WATER: Taking part in the Manuherikia challenge are, from left, Chris Johns, Eoughan Bowdler and Murray Brown. The trio worked together to get through one of the deep crossings.
Carnival place-getters
Showing off their prizes from the Tiny Tots competition boys' section are, from left, second-placed Micky Duncan, 4, winner Jake Stewart, 3, and Ethan Box, 2, placed third.
Timaru Races
Holly Dupont, 2, takes to the catwalk as part of the children's best summer look.
A helping hand
Richard Goodger is helped down from his roof by emergency services personnel after he climbed up to rescue his son's toy.
Carnival day 1
The Round Up gets going on the first day of the 103rd Caroline Bay Carnival.
Christmas in Timaru
Simone Caspritz and Leo, 18 months, check out the goats which are part of the Nativity scene at Life Church on Morgans Rd.
Christmas on the Bay 2013
Rory McKenna, left, of Moorhouse entertains the crowd.
Winter in Russia
COLD CONTEMPLATION: Bogolyubov monastery, near the city of Vladimir, framed by a frosted forest.
The Endeavour
The kitchen and bedroom can extend when the bus is parked.
Storm clouds
BIG FRONT: Storm clouds build in a southern South Canterbury sky late afternoon.
Waimate Rodeo 2013
Micayla Brenssell from Oamaru competes in the 2nd Division Barrel Race at the Waimate Rodeo.
Strawberry Fare
Olga Chpilka, from Timaru, looks at a budgie for sale in the North Otago Bird Fanciers Club tent at the Strawberry Fare.
Boulevard C109R
The 2008 Suzuki Boulevard C109R.
Ford 1967 Mustang GTA
Mr Small has had the Mustang on the track several times.
Timaru Christmas Parade 2013
Santa makes his way down Port Loop Rd to greet onlookers in Timaru.
Geraldine Christmas Parade 2013
Winchester Rural School pupils wave to the crowds as they tour the streets of Geraldine in the Christmas Parade.
Change begins with colour
Young Iranian women as you'd never have seen them just five years ago, with brightly coloured manteaux (coats) and headscarves.
Temuka Christmas Parade 2013
Santa puts in an appearance at the Temuka Christmas Parade.
Christmas advertising
Timaru Herald newspaper advertising from the 60s.
FIT FOR AN EMPEROR: From the terrace in front of the palace, the view stretches from the Grand Cascade, down the Marine Canal and out to the Gulf of Finland.
BSA Lightning
OLD FAVOURITE: The 1972 BSA Lightning.
Fonterra chlorine leak
Staff wait for instructions after a chemical leak at Fonterra's Clandeboye plant.
State Theatre Timaru
GOING TO THE FLICKS: Queuing outside the State during its heyday.
Southern Canterbury A&P Show
FRIENDLY INVASION: Trying out a metal detector provided by the troops taking part in Southern Katipo is Jack Sutherland, 8, and Jack Jenkins, 8, with Carl Kavermann.
Ngai Tahu-a-Tau
HUI: People meet at Arowhenua Marae for the Ngai Tahu Hui-a-Tau.
1963 Buick Electra 225
STRETCHED: A 1963 Buick Electra 225 is close to 6 metres (20 feet) long.
Southern Katipo 2013
I SPY: Pupil Tiratahi Stevenson and Private Blair McLeod of Bravo Company 2nd/1sr Battalion from Burnham share a joke during a visit by Southern Katipo soldiers to Pleasant Point Primary School.
Painter Randall Froude
INSPIRED: Randall Froude starts his impressionist painting of Venice, having returned from a trip to the Mediterranean.
Chalk Art
Geraldine High School Chalk Art
White Ribbon Ride 2013
CHANGED WAYS: Former domestic violence perpetrator Eru Whare on the White Ribbon Ride which stopped in Timaru.
TO ARLINGTON: The funeral procession of President Kennedy goes into Arlington Cemetery in Washington.
Arts and Plants Festival 2013
FUN: Carter West, 7, in the water walker at the Geraldine Arts and Plants Festival.
Temuka women's triathlon
READY, SET, GO: Competitors in the Temuka women's triathlon and duathlon ready to start.
2013 Can-Am Spyder RT
2012 Can-Am Spyder RT
Southern Katipo 2013
KEEPING WATCH: Private Jacob Ross manning a 308 machine gun at a sentry point in the Timaru Showgrounds for the Southern Katipo military exercise.
Hot air ballooning
FLOATING AWAY: Peter and Annette King took Timaru friends for a balloon ride over South Canterbury at dawn.
Southern Katipo 2013
ON PATROL: Tongan soldier Sanili O'Fangaue stops a car at a vehicle checkpoint as part of the Southern Katipo military exercise at Richard Pearse Airport.
Southern Katipo 2013
SETTING UP: Soldiers and vehicles are unloaded from an Alaska C17 Globemaster at the Timaru Airport on Saturday afternoon as part of a military exercise in South Canterbury.
CBay Fun
PURE JOY: Brothers Jack, 3, left, and Lachie Strachan, 1, have fun going down together on the waterslide at the CBay aqautic centre.
2012 Chevrolet Camaro SS2RS
A LOOKER: Craig Domigan's 2012 Chevrolet Camaro.
Waimate 50, 2013
Waimate's Keegan Lane smokes the tyres on his Holden R8 Clubsport prior to a run in the Main Street Thunder Sprint at the Waimate 50.
Lochore Cup final, 2013
South Canterbury celebrate their win in the Lochore Cup final.
Damaged plantations
TOTALLED: A Forestry block at Rangitata was victim to high winds in September, though some of the hardy trees on the outside rim remain standing.
1954 EIP Vauxhall Velox
SOLID: The 1954 EIP Vauxhall Velox.
Wheels Show Day
A 1930 Dodge at the Wheels Show Day at Timaru Girls High School.
Roncalli Fair 2013
MAKING A SPLASH: Roncalli College's deputy principal, Andrew Jones, gets dunked during the school's annual fair.
1970 Leyland MGB
CHEEKY: Malcolm Stewart in his wife's MG which he snuck out during lunchtime.
Timaru wind gallery
Arborist Mark Roberts of Aoraki Tree Care surveys the damage to his Geraldine business.
Wind damage
Arborist Mark Roberts of Aoraki Tree Care surveys the damage to his Geraldine business.
Weekend Pics: August 3-4, 2013
DIGGING IN: Cyclists speed down Gays Pass Rd in the Cycling Timaru club championships.
Hamersley Cup final 2013
Celtic supporters at the Hamersley rugby cup final held at Alpine Energy grounds on Saturday.
Orphans steal Shelley's heart
CUDDLES BEFORE SCHOOL: Shelley with some of the girls ready to catch the ambulance bus for school.
150 years of steam
NIGHT RIDER: A beam from the AB699 lights up the night in Pleasant Point.
Model train expo
MODEL LAYOUT: Checking out the action at the model train expo at Roncalli College are, from left, Cameron, Brian, Debbie and Toni Doake.
Weekend pics: July 20-21, 2013
NIGHT RIDER: A beam from the AB699 lights up the night in Pleasant Point.
Avalanche rescue training
The Mackenzie Winter Response Group practices avalanche victim recovery in a training exercise held on Sunday.
Weekend pics: July 13-14, 2013
APPLYING HERSELF: Patricia Bohny concentrates on the canvas in front of her.
Albury Cemetery
WIND DAMAGE: Headstones at Albury Cemetery have been damaged in the wild weather.
Timaru Catholic Buildings
Offices to be consolidated at St Thomas' church administration area.
Roncalli College Ball 2013
Roncalli College ball held at the Caroline Bay Hall, pictured; from left, Georgie Annear, Matthew Black, Michaela Black and CJ Millar arrived with extra passengers.
Fonterra Clandeboye
FINAL CHECKS: Contract engineers do some final maintenance work on the high-pressure feed pumps, as Fonterra's Clandeboye factory goes into shut-down over the next two months.
Craighead Ball 2013
Guests arrive at Craighead Diocesan School before heading to Seven Oaks for the 2013 school ball.
Wind damage
WIND DAMAGE: Strong winds in the Mackenzie District brought a tree down on this car.
Fairlie Flyer
FULL HEAD OF STEAM: Steam train 768 with a full load, headed for Timaru.
Idea Services Ball 2013
LOOKING SHARP: Kim Martin and Lance Hayward, and Mike Twaddle and Pip Donehue, share a moment at the Idea Services Ball.
Mounties Got Talent
Leonardo Angelo sings Getsemani.
Timaru Rockquest 2013
Nirvana Edgecombe (lead singer) with Hayden Lawrence (rhythm guitar) from Ashburton College band Titan.
Mackenzie snow
ICE COLD: A canal cuts a path through the snow near Lake Tekapo.
Timaru Girls' High School ball 2013
GLAMMED UP: Timaru Girls' High School head girl Phillippa Small arrives at the Timaru Girls' High School ball with Reuben Hendrie.
Mt Cook Village snow
SCENE CHANGE: This is normally a view of Mt Cook Village resident Coral Butler's flat driveway.
Tekapo snow
BEFORE: Snow falls on George Empson's deck chairs.
South Canterbury snow: June 20
WAIST-DEEP: Mark Bascand and Aya Otani at Mt Cook Village have their house surrounded by 1.5m of snow.
South Canterbury snow: June 20
WHITEOUT: Snow covers everything at Aoraki/Mt Cook Village.
Days of horses, stick and stook
GENERATIONS: John Steven, from left, his brother Jim, his father Hector and uncle Jack (Hector's brother) in 1953.
South Canterbury flooding: June 17
BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY: Mark Tomlinson, of Timaru, decides against going through the ford on Waihao Back Rd.
Waimate High School Ball 2013
(L-R) Ethan Boyce and Rachel Thomas.
Life in pictures: March 15
GOODBYE KISS: Gillian Collins, Riding For The Disabled volunteer, and Vern Batty get ready for the Bonanza Charity run to raise money for RDA.
Mackenzie College School Ball 2013
(L-R) James Brown and Rebecca Gallagher.
Tekapo snow: June 2013
WINTER SPORT: People in Tekapo have fun in the snow, which continued to fall throughout the afternoon.
Sahara Marathon
MAMMOTH CHALLENGE: Jonathan Goslin has conquered the Sahara Marathon despite intense heat and risk of dehydration.
Farmers Mill opening
OFFICIAL OPENING: Prime Minister John Key opens Farmers Mill in Washdyke.
John Key visits Timaru schools
TOP TALKER: Prime Minister John Key talks to Roncalli College senior pupila in the school library.
Opihi College School Ball 2013
Jasmine Ngatai head girl, Atarangi West, Lochie Basford and Cassie Kirkcaldie
Youth Driver Awareness 2013
RIDE WITH ME: Students take a ride with Senior Constable Brent Rissman, who was demonstrating stopping distances on the track while travelling at different speeds.
French fleet ship shape
GOLDEN TRIO: Maddie the golden retriever, Kevin Manchester, and Renault 8 Gordini.
Timaru Sanford fire: readers' pics
A number of Timaru people caught photos and footage of a dramatic fire at a Sanford coolstore at the Port of Timaru.
Sanford Timaru fire
SMOKE ON THE WATER: Evidence of fire at a Sanford's cool store can be seen from Caroline Bay.
Mountainview Ball 2013
HOME COMFORTS: A Kyle hut being towed by a tractor was the perfect mode of transport for ball attendees Ethan Andrews, left, Tayla Westaway, Billy Foster, Hannah Vandergeest, Emma Sparks, Bradley Powdrell, Sam Roberts and Nick Carter.
Roncalli XV x TBHS XV
RISING HIGH: Roncalli lock Adam Beck takes the lineout, despite the efforts of Timaru BHS lock Amato Fakatava to stop him.
Waimate Rugby Club 50th Jubilee
CELEBRATIONS: Brothers Terry Eathorne, left, and Dave Eathorne, right, travelled from Australia to attend the Waimate Rugby Club's 50th Jubilee. They are pictured here with club president Red Cunningham.
Independence Games 2013
RUN FOR GLORY: Jainash Chandi, of Auckland, competes in the 50m sprint at the New Zealand Independence Games in Timaru.
Timaru Anzac Day 2013
SOLEMN: Air Cadet Corp member Angus Gallagher stands to attention.
Andar fire
WAREHOUSE FIRE: Firefighters attended a blaze at Andar.
Life in pictures: April 23
PILING UP: Work has started on the Kurow bridges replacement project.
Life in pictures: April 17
COMING DOWN: Demolition of Waimate's former auction rooms has started. The building at 105 High St was constructed between 1910 and 1919, and closed in July. A danger notice was placed on the building and the veranda was removed after owner Geoff Wallace and the Waimate District Council identified safety concerns. Waimate District Council chief executive Tony Aldens said a section of road outside the building had been closed since the roof had been removed. A mild earthquake or strong wind would cause the building to fall outward, he said.
Life in pictures: April 12
FEELING THE BEAT: Geraldine residents got the chance to dance on the streets yesterday thanks to a performance by a Sydney band that was in town. Australian Laurie Lowndes and Jennifer Graham of Peel Forest make the most of the music.
Winchester swap meet
GHOST OF VEHICLES' PAST: John Camberlain's 1915 Rolls Royce gets a few adjustments. Pictured from left are John Chamberlain, and Andrew and Bruce McIlroy of Ashburton.
Piazza lift footage
Bowlers go pink for hospice
STRIKING: Doreen King takes aim.
Mackenzie Highland Show 2013
BEST IN SHOW: Caelyn Morrison, 4, takes a closer look at John Elm's entry in the poultry section at the Mackenzie Highland Show. The bird was judged best duck at the show.
Tekapo canal whoppers
2002: Mike Wass, of Montana, caught a 17kg (37.4lbs) rainbow trout.
Timaru Herald newsroom in action
IN THE NEWSROOM: Chief reporter Paul O'Rourke checks in with the Herald's Facebook page.
Geraldine Bike Challenge
THEY'RE OFF: Cyclists push off from the start of the Geraldine Bike Challenge at the Orari Racecourse.
SI Wrestling and Grappling Champs
ROUGH AND TUMBLE: Luke Hopkinson pins down Jesse Hewitson in the 10 to 13 age group of the South Island Wrestling and Grappling Championships at Roncalli College. Both competitors are from Rangiora.
Bike Polo
PEDAL POWER: Michael Broadhead, of Timaru, battles it out with Brisbane team members, from left, Nic Morrisrey and Rupert Goldsmith during the Bike Polo Champs at the Caroline Bay tennis courts.
Pi Day
GLEE: Kara Merriman takes a swing.
Life in pictures: March 14
GREY SKIES: Plumes of smoke billow up from the a stubble burn-off at Seadown, as seen from the Port of Timaru.
Life in pictures: March 11
DOING GOOD: Commonwealth Day is celebrated by the Royal Over-Seas League (Rosl) at a monthly lunch held at Seven Oaks, Timaru. From left, Nessie Home, director Lyn Milne, South Canterbury branch president Len Home, and Keith Milne. The league is a self-funded non-profit Commonwealth organisation that supports New Zealand and overseas artists in the onset of their careers through scholarships and performance opportunities. There are six branches nationally with 800 members.
SC polo tournament
HARD AND FAST: Teams from around the South Island took part in the final South Canterbury polo tournament for this season.
Relay For Life
ROUND WE GO: The start of the 18-hour Relay For Life on Saturday.
Hadlow to Harbour
THEY'RE Off: About 2000 entries line up at the start of the Hadlow to Harbour Fun Run/Walk.
The cruise ship Marina
WOW FACTOR: The Martini bar features an impressive lighting display.
Voxpop: When do you become an adult?
MADDY WILLIS, 12: "No, because you still act like a kid and I don't think I'm ready for adult responsibilities yet. She said 15 was a better age to be considered an adult.
Census Day
BEING COUNTED: Bryleigh Holland completes her census form over breakfast.
Deco Showcase
GOT IT ALL: Hat, parasol, gloves and fox fur - everything you need to go with a 1930s Studebaker.
2013 Temuka-Geraldine A&P Show
SPLITTING WOOD: Adam Lowe, of Hokitika, competes in the 250 Standing event in the Aorangi Axemen's Club woodchopping competition.
2013 March Hare
NICE RIDE: Nicky Jackson, of Dunedin, arrives at the March Hare event on her Harley Davidson.
2013 NZ Pipe Band Championships
KEEP IN STEP: Judge Rod Miller marks competitors in the New Zealand and South Pacific Pipe Band Street as they march along Stafford St.
Life in pictures: March 1
SPEED CONTROL: Portable speed humps are being used to slow traffic at road works south of Timaru.
What's in our waters?
Bluebottle jellyfish
High country muster
KICKING UP DUST: A flock of 1800 ewes droved from the hills south of Tekapo down to the town's saleyards.
NZ Rowing Champs 2013: Day 5
ROWING TRANSPORT: Timaru Herald chief photographer John Bisset didn't waste his energy running up and down the shoreline of the 2km-long lake course. Instead he took along his own transport and even condescended to give Herald reporter Jacob Page a lift.
NZ Rowing Champs 2013: Day 4
STEADY HANDS: Boat handler Holly Newman takes a break on her post.
NZ Rowing Champs 2013: Day 3
IDYLLIC CRUISE: Hawke's Bay Rowing Club's Julia Trautvetter heads onto the water to train in the open singles.
Life in pictures: February 22
ATTITUDE: Getting into the groove at the Timaru Girls' High School swimming sports are, from left, Grace Lusty, Harriet McLeay, Elizabeth Bell and Abbey Jones, dressed in style for the competition at CBay.
NZ Rowing Champs 2013: Day 2
EARLY START: A couple of crews were up early as the sunrise hit Lake Ruataniwha on the second day of the New Zealand Rowing Championships at Lake Ruataniwha.
Life in pictures: February 20
LINE UP: The odds are with anglers keen to catch a salmon near the new Southern Sockeye Salmon farm near Twizel. There have been plenty caught, with some anglers saying a large number of salmon have escaped into the canal.
NZ Rowing Champs 2013: Day 1
PLENTY TO DO: Hawkes Bay's Hamish Boult returns the sculls after completing his race.
FUNDS RAISED: Phillipa handing over the US$8000 to Dr Pradhan, the founder of Sewa Kendra Leprosy Relief. The money was raised from a charity ride.
Life in pictures: February 15
REDDY FOR LOVE: Caroline Bay Trust Aoraki staff dressed up for Valentines Day - including lifeguard Ray Hermens. Other decorations were put up as part of efforts to raise money for the heart Foundation and will remain until Sunday. Donations will be accepted for the Heart Foundation for Heart Week.
Life in pictures: February 14
CHINESE NEW YEAR: Sophie Stuart, left, and Connor Warburton use chopsticks at Waimataitai Kindergarten which was holding a feast to celebrate Chinese New Year, teaching the children about different cultures and different customs.
Pope's resignation
FR BRIAN FENNESSY: "I was surprised. I think he has personal insight that he is unable to be as effective as he would want to be. I like Pope Benedict he was very pastoral and gentle though a very strong theologian."
Life in pictures: February 12
Builder Steven Brooks had some little helpers as he built a shed at Glenview Free Kindergarten. Over several weekends Mr Brooks put up the shed at the early childhood centre. The shed was a donation and would be used to keep the centre's tools locked away, he said. The children were "pretty excited" to see it.
Classic and Historic Race Meeting 2013
CAR CHASE: Pip Sutherland racing in her 1992 Shadetree Special is followed closely by Chris Read in his 1957 Minstral TR3A in the Vintage and Historics race at Levels raceway.
Crashed Waimate House
WAKE UP CALL: This photo was taken at 1.37am on Thursday after a car crashed through Fiona Hislop's King St house in Waimate.
Whanau Fun Day
SKILLS: Ewan Duff, of Dunedin, makes pounamu pendants while Jackson and Robertson Stewart, of Maungati, watch.
Travel tips
ACCOMMODATION REVIEWS: Two websites, booking.com and tripadvisor.com, are helpful when searching for accommodation. Always check out the interior room photos and customer reviews on these sites before booking rooms.
Pleasant Valley's St Anne's Church
TINY CHURCH: The small site will attract a large gathering when St Anne's Church turns 150.
Fun in Los Angeles
POPULAR PIER: As the afternoon draws to a close and the evening sets in, Santa Monica Pier still exudes a busting energy.
Santorini paradise
A GREEK PARADISE: An enticing view of one of the many pools at the El Greco Resort from the hotel room meant Kallia and Alex were soon in the pool.
Athens: ancient ruins, friendly locals
Spellbinding: A spectacular view of the Acropolis from the restaurant, Strofi. The magical evening view was matched by the exquisite Greek food and atmosphere.
Fun under Tuscan sun
MARBLE MAGNIFICENCE: Kallia and Alex in front of Florence's stunning marble church, the Duomo.
Venice's Grand Canal
FLOATING CITY: The Grand Canal is Venice's main waterway with many different vessels using the route every day.
Seabourn Odyssey
SAILING: The cruise ship, Seabourn Odyssey, arrives in Timaru.
We'll always have Paris
MIRROR IMAGE: After many years of wanting to make the visit, Sally finally gets to enjoy the Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles. The light from the windows on one side of the room reflects into the mirrors on the other side, making the room brighter.
Best of British
HENRY'S HOME: Hampton Court Palace was originally built for Cardinal Wolsey early in the 16th century. It then passed to King Henry VIII, who extended the building.
South Canterbury caravans
CLASSIC CAMPER: Matt Gillespie's 1955 Chev campervan.
Mt Dixon rockfall
ROCKSLIDE: Images reveal the extend of a rockfall on Mt Dixon in Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park on January 21.
Sri Lanka: Rock of charms
ON GUARD: The fortress moat is in the foreground.
Primeport Oil Spill
BLACK WATER: Absorbent material is placed in the water to clean the oil spill at Timaru Harbour.
Timaru X Factor NZ Audition Day
MADE IT: Ashburton's Phoebe Roberts made it to her X Factor NZ pre-audition despite her car breaking down on the way to Timaru.
Lovelock Classic 2013
VICTORY ASSURED: Waitakere's Te Rina Keenan smiles as she crosses the line in the throwers quadrathon 50m dash which saw her win the overall event.
Karst by water in stone
PLAY OF LIGHT: Lights create eerie shadows among the Postojna caves' stalactites and stalagmites.
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A contract signed by the former Northeast Itawamba Water Association head that would link the local system with a system in Alabama is invalid, according to the current board of directors.
During their regular monthly meeting, members of the Northeast Itawamba Water Association Board of Directors were questioned by representatives of the water association in Franklin County, Ala., including board chairman Doug Aaron.
Aaron questioned where the board stood with plans to connect the two water systems — a $3-million project that would allow the Alabama water system to provide surface water to local water association's 1,700-plus customers and help resolve pressure issues that have plagued the system for years.
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Town and borough residents, students, merchants, nonprofit organizations, musicians, performing and visual artists, and food vendors will turn Nassau Street and the campus into a colorful fairground during the annual Communiversity celebration from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 27.
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Family: Arecaceae, Palm view all from this family
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Dimensions Height: 1.8-3.6 m. (6-12 ft.).
Habitat Scrub, shrub & brushlands, Beaches & shorelines, Grasslands & prairies.
Range Texas, Florida, Southeast.
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I am about to jump into field trials this year with my pup or maybe train this year with my puppy while waitng to compete next year. However this is very encouraging for a novice like myself to here of a first time trainers success!
Good luck, Wingman!
It's my first time, too and so excited to be attending my first one next week - just to watch and meet people, then to compete in the Derby in April.
RTF is a great place to learn!
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Anybody ever leave the ecollar on the dog when he is outside doing his thing for general reassurance of commands?? Reason I ask is, my dog just turned 1 year old and he is being extremely testy all of a sudden. Wondering outside of the yard down to the street and across the street and not necessarily coming when I call him. He is testing me. He will be out in the back eating rabbit poop (which I can't stand) and when I tell him no he just looks at me and keeps doing it (which I REALLY can't stand). He is just getting sloppy all of sudden.
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11-13-2013, 07:45 PM #1Junior Member Guppy
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New tank, water modification
Hey everyone, trying to set up my first tank since I was a kid. I just got a 75 gallon tank and was hoping to stock it with SA cichlids.
Got my test kit in the mail today and tested the tap water. It's showing 8.4 pH, 4dKH, and 89 ppm GH/KH. Obviously, that PH is going to have to come down a looong way; I was planning on adding some peat moss pellets to the filtration system and using some PH down solution to bring it to the desired level (around 6.5). Will that be enough, and will the water be stable after that much interference? I'm considering using a product like API Proper PH 6.5, but have no experience with products like these.
Also having trouble understanding the hardness test results. AqAdvisor.com recommends a dH of 5-12 for these fish, is that the same as dKH? And I believe peat moss would make the water softer, how difficult is it to increase the hardness while using peat moss?
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I do know that people use peat moss to alter pH but anyone on this forum will advise you to not throw chemicals into a tank to do the same - fish do best in a stable pH - many fish will do OK in a range of pH but sometimes it's best if you just stick with fish that do well in the pH you already have. That's my 2 cents.
First of all, compliments on actually thinking about hardness, not many people do.
Hmm... thing is, there's various ways of measuring this. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_hardness#Measurement might be worth a read.
What you seem to have isn't exceptionally hard. I do wonder what's causing the relatively high ph. I'd advice you to take a water sample and let it sit for 24 hrs before testing.
If the figures are correct you could soften this a bit by adding peat, leafs and/or elder cones. This will also stain the water brown by tannins. Tannins are a light acid. If water doesn't contain that many minerals they will lower ph.
Now, if this is enough or not quite enough would depend on what you'd intend to keep. For the easier cichlids like rams it should work. However if you'd want to breed blackwater apistogramma you might as well throw in the towel right now and buy yourself an RO device.
In any case, I'd strongly advice you to leave chemicals alone and start by seeing what a few leafs or a handful of peat (since I read this http://www.seriouslyfish.com/for-peats-sake/ I try to avoid real peat whenever possible) in the filter will do.
Oh, and lastly, sources like aqadvisor (which isn't that good) but also seriouslyfish.com (which is a lot better) will list a range of Ph and dh values because these often change with the seasons and even within the distribution range of the fish due to geology.
Hope this helps!My 33 gallon/125 liter tank. My photography on flickr.
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Much appreciated. Just set out some water to test tomorrow and will read through the resources provided. I do know that a LFS sells neutral, purified water. May be able to do water changes with that, but not sure how pricey it would be.
I was hoping to have rams, geo surinamensis, congos, and possibly a severum. I suppose if the tap water can't be well-adjusted and the LFS water is too expensive, I'd definitely rather have different fish than put them in a bad system. I was really hoping for some positive feedback on a ph buffer, but if it's not safe I'd certainly like to hear that, too.
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Decided to test water out of the brita since it had already been sitting out and it was about 6.8 :) I would think the filtration would affect the hardness more than the ph, is that accurate?
Brita filters will take some minerals, lower the buffer and allow your ph to drop. Sounds to me like good water.
As to your stocking plan, rams and geos could work if the tank is big enough, a severum in the mix.... plenty potential for troublerMy 33 gallon/125 liter tank. My photography on flickr.


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Browsing around the T-Mobile site and saw this, offer starts 1/09/13 to 2/20/13.
Browsing around the T-Mobile site and saw this, offer starts 1/09/13 to 2/20/13.
Hmmm... after adding together everything including my state's sales tax... this pretty much amounts to "Buy a wireless charging stand, get $10 off the stand, free charging shell, and no tax". Unfortunately, it looks like you're getting a "rebate card" so that kind of sucks the life out of this deal quite a bit for me. I would like another stand, and then I would have a shell I could give to someone that needs one here. Ugh, don't want to wait for that rebate card!
I think it's still a good deal...T-Mobile wants $39.99 for the charging shell, plus $69.99 for the charging stand...so you'll be getting both for $50...I'm sold!
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It's not a bad deal I guess. Those charging accessories ain't cheap!!!! I guess that's why Nokia is going to announce better than expected earnings for Q4'12. :excited:
This is only a good deal if you can find both of these together - that doesn't seem to exist anywhere I can find, including t-mobile.com. I'm getting tired of the stores laughing at me when I call to ask if they have them.
T-Mobile.com has the cyan shell and black wireless charging stand, they are sold out of the black charging shell...look up the 810 and then recommended accessories.
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Nokia and/or T-Mobile really messed up their accessory launch for the 810!! It's completely random where these accessories seem to pop up, and where they don't the employees haven't been briefed that they even exist! One of my local T-Mobile [corporate] stores 2 minutes from my home has had both the shells and the stands since around 3 weeks after the phone launched, and they're not in a mall or anything like that. Well, for all I know they could be one of the highest grossing stores in the area (there are a lot of big name stores clustered around) but that's beside the point - doesn't EVERY place in this country have high grossing stores?
Employees not knowing about these things, or "laughing" at people who might suggest this phone would have wireless charging, is completely unacceptable. My guess is that either T-Mobile did not train them (where's their Nokia rep?) or they were trained but they tuned out on mention of Windows Phone accessories and began thinking about the higher commissions they would get if they pushed people toward Android.
Weird...I seem to have them in my cart. I just emptied it (decided against buying it just yet) so feel free to grab it.
Website is offline. TM honored prices by telephone. No black shells in stock. Just ordered two of each :)
I attempted. There was no savings.
Any tips for finding these other than either driving all over town or spending hours on the phone with each individual store?
Check online... the offer is still available.
Other than the cyan shell
Some brick and mortar stores have black, but I agree, T-Mobile really screwed the accessories launch up big time.
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You get a rebate card
Looked all over the Ohio area and nothing. I'd like to pick one up for my Mom and her 810. I don't think you qualify for the rebate if you aren't a T-Mobile customer?
Just got back from T-Mobile in Scottsdale Fashion Square in Arizona, I was able to get the Rebate Form and purchase both accessories. They had two black stands (DT-910 is the model number, T-Mobile's SKU is SUPM39105), two black shells (T-Mobile's SKU is SUPM39106), and one cyan shell (Both shells I think are CC-3063 for the model Number, Cyan's T-Mobile SKU is SUPM39107). I got one of the Stands and the Cyan Shell for 109.98 plus Tax, leaving one black stand and two black shells, at least that is what was on the sales floor when I left. The T-Mobile Manager made sure since I'm a prepaid customer that the rebate doesn't require me to be a T-Mobile customer, it DOESN'T, so yes ANYONE should qualify for the rebate.
Unrelated to Windows Phone side note: I wasn't going to stop a sale, but damn I felt sorry for the customer next to me, from what I overheard he was upgrading his phone, I think it was a Galaxy S1, he was leaning towards a Galaxy SIII but the other T-Mobile employee that was there talked him into a Nexus 4, I just wanted to scream DON'T DO IT, Buy it from Google for full price and save yourself like $200!!! But of course that's if he has the money to pay upfront for the phone (It's Scottsdale, and he didn't look like he was on any side of poor), and Google has them in stock which last time I checked they don't. But yeah I was just like you poor fool, T-Mobile got away with highway robbery.
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Ah. Should have stated Northeastern Ohio is where I'm located. Still it sucks that I want one of these and cannot find one.
Anyway you can PDF the form for all of us as I bought the stuff at my local store but they didn't have the form
This rebate form took some time to get... two different stores and a heavy amount of waiting at both (it seems hardly anyone knows how and/or where to get this thing).
I uploaded to pdfcast... the image quality is great compared to the lame preview on that first page: Nokia Lumia 810 Rebate Form - PDF *
Thanks for the legwork and the scan.
I actually read in the fine print that we can exchange (how?) the rebate card for a check...
Thanks for the stock check. That is the store I use and I'll be going to pick up my accessories soon. Hopefully, they still have the black backs and a stand. Already have the cyan.
Thanks for the tip! I couldn't find these accessories locally so tried online and had some issues with their ordering system. I was eventually able to get through to someone in TeleSales
(800) 672-5390
They were able to place the order and I was able to use the Promo Code "ACCOFFER18" to get an additional 30% off. With tax and shipping, less the rebate card, the charging stand and shell ended up being about $30.


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US actress Julianne Moore believes that whichever way you look at getting older "wrinkles are not funny".
The 52-year-old says she has slowly started to accept they are a part of life.
"[How do I cope with wrinkles?] I am thinking about a witty answer to that. Like, 'I apply something with a spatula'. But wrinkles are not funny, they just come," Moore told German magazine Brigitte.
"You have to accept and embrace wrinkles. At least that is how I've decided to think about them."
The star says she is quite comfortable with her age, and that she doesn't want to use Botox to change her appearance as it will impact on her acting work.
"Obviously I want to look good but it has to be age-appropriate," she said. "It is important to me to be as expressional as possible with my face. I am no longer playing someone who's 30 so I don't have to look like it."
Moore, who won a Golden Globe for her performance in the mini-series Game Change, will play a religious fanatic in the remake of Stephen King's movie Carrie.
She says she looks so horrendous in character for the part, that she can only laugh at her appearance.
"Gosh, I look pretty awful in that movie. In front of the camera I have no vanity," she said.
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I've been a real slug lately about doing FreeBSD stuff. ETIME. Got around to updating/refactoring the slrn port a bit, it needed the help. Lots of people use that port too, got a good number of responses after the commit (hell, before the commit too asking for the update).
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Madison - Victor Henry Dorn passed away on Sunday, March 17, 2013 at 85 years old. He was born on November 2, 1927 at St. Mary's Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin. He was a lifelong Madisonian who had a passion for living life to the fullest. He spent his boyhood days playing with his brothers and friends at the Henry Vilas Zoo. He attended St. James Elementary School and West High School. While growing up, he worked in his father's retail grocery store. Later, served in the Merchant Marine during WW2 and then served in the U.S. Navy as a Radio Operator during the Korean War. Once honorably discharged, he became a Salesman for Harder Paper Company. In 1955, his entrepreneurial spirit guided him to start his own retail hardware business, Dorn Hardware, within the Shorewood Shopping Center.
Vic loved people and showed it thru his "gift of gab", great listening skills and gentle demeanor. His adventuresome spirit and constant desire to remain active led him to hunt, fish, bike, ski, boat, swim and travel. A member of the Knights of Columbus, Korean War Veterans, St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, Odana Golf League and Sports for Active Seniors (SAS). As a couple, they enjoyed bowling, playing cards and golf. As a family, he loved vacationing in Waupaca, Wisconsin and Marco Island, Florida.
He married the love of his life, Carol Ann Durawa, in 1960 at St. James Catholic Church. They had four children; Matthew (Anne) Dorn; Lisa (John) Fahrney; Thomas (Wendi) Dorn; Sarah Dorn and eleven grandchildren; Lizzie, Stephen, William, Laura, Nicholas, Emma, Joshua, Grace, Lydia, Nathan and Noah. He is also survived by his sister, Margaret (Hillyer). Vic and Carol continued to build and expand their family business to seven hardware stores. He is remembered by his "second family" of employees and customers.
He was preceded in death by his mother and father, Margaret (Wastian) and Henry Dorn, and siblings; Arnold Dorn; Henrietta (Simon); James Dorn; Mary Ellen Dorn; Jerome Dorn; Dorothy (Preslik); Harold Dorn; Joseph Dorn.
"Watch therefore, for you know neither the day nor the hour." - Matthew 25.13
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Saturday, March 23, 2013 at ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 602 Everglade Drive, Madison at 11:00 a.m., with Msgr. Donn Heiar officiating. Burial will follow at Resurrection Catholic Cemetery. A visitation will be held on Friday, March 22, 2013 at JOYCE-RYAN FUNERAL HOME, 5701 Odana Rd., Madison from 4 – 7 pm and again at the church on Saturday from 10:00 a.m. until the time of Mass.
In lieu of flowers memorials can be made to the Henry Vilas Zoo.
Vic's life was a life of service, in which he was always kind and respectful to others, and put the feelings and needs of others before his own. He is dearly missed.


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The human services A.A. degree program provides skills-based training, based on a foundation of theory, to prepare you for an entry-level position within a human services agency. This program provides you with a basic understanding of interviewing and assessment techniques, case management, crisis intervention, group counseling, and specialized skills needed within your specific area of concentration.
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Students complete foundation courses, then select an area of concentration: addictions counseling, behavioral health, or an individualized concentration that meets an individual student's unique needs. All are geared towards specific entry level positions. Obtaining a minor in human services is also an attractive option for those seeking a bachelor's degree in the social sciences and/or criminal justice fields.
If you have a strong desire to help others, a sincere respect for humankind, and a commitment to your own personal growth, you may find a career in human services very rewarding. Recovery from life traumas and addictions can be a positive attribute, if you have successfully worked through your own issues and are willing to continue personal growth.
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Graduates can work in a variety of human services settings to include; substance abuse treatment centers, mental health facilities, social services agencies, developmental disabilities, public assistance and corrections. Jobs can include social services aide, ICWA worker, counselor and advocate. Graduates typically work under the supervision of specialty workers, often as members of a multidisciplinary team. Recovery from life traumas or addictions can be a positive attribute, if the student has successfully worked through the issues and is willing to continue personal growth. People seeking a career in human service should recognize that in order to be successful they must be emotionally stable, creative and flexible. Human service workers will have to be able to work with diverse groups of people and individuals with a wide variety of ages, social and cultural backgrounds and life situations.
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Rural and extended campus students may complete an associate of applied science degree in human services without moving to a main campus location. All 60 credit hours required for the degree are available by a statewide distance delivery system. Practicum placements will be coordinated locally unless you wish to experience a different location and agency. All classes are offered on-site at the UAF Community and Technical College in Fairbanks and via distance delivery. Students who are interested in taking Human Services Courses through distance delivery or other options can use this link for more information: Cross Regional Human Services A.A.S Degree Program
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Rural students who complete the Rural Human Services Certificate program have 27 human servcies credits, and may proceed directly into general education requirements and upper level human services courses. Most credits earned with the human services degree will apply to the bachelor's degree in social work and bachelor's degree in rural development, which are also distance delivered. The associates of applied science degree in human services, or 18 human services credits, can also be used as a minor for any UAF degree requiring a minor.
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Seven courses (Six three-credit, one one-credit) are approved by the Alaska Commission for Behavioral Health Certification for Alaska Chemical Dependency Counselor certification training. Currently certified Chemical Dependency Counselors are eligible for transfer credit toward the human services degree. Many students with a BA or BS degree return to human services to qualify for certification or to acquire specific job-related skills. Approved classes are stated in the listing of requirements.
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8000 commits
ohloh reckons that this week the count of commits in LibreOffice belonging to me hit 8000 accumulated over last approx 12 years.
I thought I'd sample each per-thousand rollover to see what they were…
Commit 8000: A minor startup time improvement and code simplication
Commit 7000: fix dnd crash. Generic bug fixing of fdo#39950
Commit 6000: callcatcher: remove unused code. Removing a few hunks of code that get compiled into the product, but that nothing calls. Some of the callcatcher foo which we use to trim the fat off LibreOffice
Commit 5000: Generic bug-fixing from grovelling over abrt traces, rhbz#710004 band-aid for immediate crash in IsAlignPossible.
Commit 4000: Workaround a weird-ass warning. from a minor compiler bug gcc#47679.
Commit 3000: Fix BSD uno bridges. We merged the various uno bridges together for the various unix platforms that use gcc to reduce the burden of maintaining so many. So needed to add the little register return quirk of the BSD platforms.
Commit 2000: Silence the (then) new gcc 4.5 warnings in our code
Commit 1000: Documented FSPA anchor values should override escher attributes when different. Efforts to get object positioning right on .doc import
Commit 1: MSOffice Controls {Im|Ex}port. Apparently my first post-StarOffice commit. Getting those "OCX" controls imported from MSOffice file formats.
Does this mean I'm an awesomely productive coder versus everybody else ? Nah, not really. For one thing, we started off with CVS went through mercurial and end up with git, and there's generally a lot of difference in how many commits you generate with commit-unfriendly CVS vs git which makes you commit gung ho.
And there's differences in commit style from one person to another too of course. I tend to generate a lot of commits because I like to refactor and code in "see my train of thought so you (ok me when I have to revisit it) can see where I went wrong if I do" steps rather than dump in a single commit that affects a hundred interconnected things. But it's all the same amount of code at the end of the day.
Another wrinkle is that various development rules ended up hiding the true ownership of a lot of older commits. e.g.
a) Per day-0-release commits were all flattened of course, I only worked on StarOffice a short while before that event, so that's a fairly small amount for me. But presumably a truly frightening number of commits for e.g. jp
b) for a while we worked by commiting only to cvs branches which release engineering would merge into master, e.g. this commit is an example, which is why the Hamburg release engineers hold unbeatable commit rates
c) And later the burden of commiting to OpenOffice.org for non Sun staff became almost impossible to bear, e.g. provide install sets for Windows and Linux, get a QA volunteer to QA the install set for you and sign off on it. Which was all pretty hard to do given the speed of the one or two windows buildbots available for the purpose and the limited number of QA people. Much easier to just dump the patch into bugzilla and see if someone inside the bunker could take care of all that for you, e.g. commits like this


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Ex-TV pitchman disrupts hearing on owl allegations
The charges, filed in October, came after a federal investigation into a video that surfaced online last year and appeared to show a paragli…
The charges, filed in October, came after a federal investigation into a video that surfaced online last year and appeared to show a paragli…
It was yet another embarrassment in the ongoing Sony hacking scandal, in which highly sensitive material is being leaked almost daily.
The annual holiday bus tour is a source of pride for many residents on Youngstown's north side.
Discounts of up to 33 percent off original retail prices are being offered on 118 discontinued items in every spirits category.
The humane society gets all kinds of strays, but the animal they found in Nebraska was in a class of its own.
According to the Mahoning County Sanitary engineer, the average customer uses about 3,200 gallons a month.
Commissioners hope to have the work finished in 2015.
The set was broken up into pieces so students can create their own designs.
The closure will last for six hours Friday.
A grand jury indicted the man earlier Thursday.
More suspects in a major drug sweep have been arrested or turned themselves in to police.
A mobile medical lab checks students at Austintown schools.
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Every year, Ohioans hit the state lottery for more than $1.6 billion.
The same company that dumped garbage on a road in Champion did the same thing in Windham.
The man accused of stealing a package off the porch of a Braceville home didn't show up for court.
No one was reported hurt when a bus window broke.
Fire officials warn of hiding Elf on the Shelf too near heat sources.
Youngstown Mayor John McNally said it is basically up to the employees to make sure the plan works.
The Senate torture report this week says none of the CIA's techniques used against captives provided critical life-saving intelligence.
The bill is still awaiting a vote in Ohio's House of Representatives.
All four school resource officers where at Harding Thursday to make sure everything went smooth during the day and at the end of the day.
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This is a kilometre marking ( Borne) of the 'Voie de la Liberté', constructed in 1948 as a lasting memory of the liberation of Europe.
The route connects Normandy with the battle of the bulge at Bastogne. The complete route is at Routeyou incorporated as motor route named 'Voie de la Liberté' and as bicycle route with extension to Netherlands (Wageningen) in ten parts called VDLAV (voie de la Liberté a velo).
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