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Uchambuzi wa Habari: Gazeti Uhuru linapofichua njama za kufunika 'madudu' ya Ekelege wa TBS!
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So great to see all our junior netballers improving each week. Special thanks to the umpires and parent helpers each and every week. Junior netball training this afternoon 4:30pm at netball courts.
Round 9 Results
Division 1: Emeralds defeated u12s – 46-17 (Most consistent – Grace Dickson, Heidi McPherson). Sapphires defeated Diamonds – 24-10 (Most Consistent – Kasey Macdonald, Lauren Hando).
Division 2: u11s defeated Glitters – 18-7 (Most Consistent – Heidi Pearce)
Under 8s: Rockettes defeated Hot Shots – 8-4 (Most Consistent – Lilly Gosper, Payton Peters). Magics defeated Twinkles – 25-12 (Most Consistent - Laura Burkitt, Meg Skinner).
August 5 Round 10
Division 1 – 9:30am: Court 2 u12s Parkes Representative Team versus Saphires, (Umpires: Jack McGrath, Jolie Norman). Court 4 Emeralds versus Diamonds, (Umpires: Paris Neville, Calli Miller).
Division 2 – 10:45am: Court 2 Stars versus u11s Parkes Representative, (Umpires: Tianna Simpson, Julia Dunn). Court 4 Glitters versus Training.
Super 8s – 9:30am Court 5 Magics versus Hot Shots, (Umpires: Angus Wyllie). Court 6 Twinkles versus Rockettes, (Umpires: Carmel Laing).
Net-Set-Go - 10:30am.
Men's A grade August 11: T2 6.20pm Star Budgies versus Rovers, (Umpires T Wright & D Wilson), Canteen & Control Magpies Masters. T2 7.30pm Magpies Masters versus Magpies Academy, (Umpires B Townsend & D Wilson), Canteen & Control Rovers.
Women's A August 11: T1 6.20pm Rovers Cubs versus Rovers Black, (Umpires S Allen & C Magill), Canteen & Control Rovers Magpies. T1 7.30pm Middleton Coachie versus Magpies, (Umpires M Westcott & D Payne), Canteen & Control Rovers Cubs.
Men's B August 12: T1 2.50pm Rovers Gold versus Middleton, (Umpires C Magill & L Wakefield), Canteen & Control Masters. T2 2.50pm Rovers Gorillas versus Cellars Crows, (Umpires C Byrnes & D Powter),Canteen & Control Academy. T2 4.10pm Magpies Academy versus Magpies Masters, (Umpires C Kelly & Simon Scott), Canteen & Control Rovers Gold.
Women's B August 12: T1 12.10pm Middleton Pink versus Middleton Maroon, (Umpires B Bolt & D Daley), Canteen & Control Star. T2 12.10pm Magpies Black versus Magpies White, (Umpires Sharon Scott & C Nutley) Canteen & Control Marist. T11.30pm Marist versus Star Budgies, (Umpires T Fagan & L Witherow), Canteen & Control Magpies Black. T2 1.30pm Middleton Eagles versus Cellars Crows, (Umpires O Noakes & M Hornery), Canteen & Control Middleton Maroon.
Sunday, August 13 (Round 10 Catch ups)
B grade Men: T2 10am Middleton versus Magpies Academy, (Umpires: D.Hendry & L.Wakefield), Canteen & Control Cellars. T2 11.10am Cellars versus Masters, (Umpires: M.Welsh & A.Rice), Canteen & Control Middleton.
A grade Men T2 12.20pm Academy versus Star, (Umpires: I.Westcott & B.Hawken), Canteen & Control Masters. T2 13.30pm Masters versus Rovers, (Umpires: N.Kelly v D.Wilson), Canteen & Control Star.
Round 3
A grade: Bowlo Gravediggers (10) defeated (5) Star Hotel Schooners, Parkes Hotel Warriors (9) defeated (6) Railway Hotel Rhinos and Leagues Club Bandits (10) defeated (5) Parkes Hotel Pirates.
B grade: Cambridge Hotel Sharks (10) defeated (5) Broadway Hotel Brawlers, Parkes Hotel Raptors (8) defeated (7) Parkes Hotel Leftovers andParkes Hotel Jokers (10) defeated (5) Railway Hotel Slayers.
C grade: Railway Hotel Redbacks (9) defeated (6) Parkes Hotel Bogan Benchwarmers, Railway Hotel Reapers (8) defeated (7) Leagues Club Cobras and Leagues Club Legends bye.
A grade: 1 Leagues Club Bandits 6 (+7). 2 Parkes Hotel Pirates 4 (+1). 3 Parkes Hotel Warriors 4 (+1). 4 Bowlo Gravediggers 2 (+3). 5 Railway Hotel Rhinos 2 (-3). 6 Star Hotel Schooners 0 (-9).
B grade: 1 Parkes Hotel Jokers 6 (+13). 2 Parkes Hotel Raptors 4 (+3). 3 Cambridge Hotel Sharks 4 (-1). 4 Parkes Hotel Leftovers 2 (-1). 5 Broadway Hotel Brawlers 2 (-13). 6 Railway Hotel Slayers 0 (-11).
C grade: 1 Railway Hotel Redbacks 6 (+9). 2 Parkes Hotel Bogan Benchwarmers 4 (+6). 3 Railway Hotel Reapers 4 (-2). 4 Leagues Club Cobras 2 (+5). 5 Leagues Club Legends 2 (-18).
Round 4 Draw
A grade: Railway Rhinos versus Star Schooners, Leagues Club Bandits versus Parkes Hotel Warriors and Bowling Club Gravediggers versus Parkes Hotel Pirates.
B grade: Cambridge Hotel Sharks versus Railway Hotel Slayers, Parkes Hotel Jokers versus Parkes Hotel Leftovers and Parkes Hotel Raptors versus Broadway Brawlers.
C grade: Parkes Hotel Bogan Benchwarmers versus Railway Hotel Reapers, Railway Redbacks versus Leagues Club Legends and Leagues Club Cobras have the bye.
Great rollup on Sunday for the Parkes Services Social Golfers. Winner on the day was Ray Cabban with 41 points on a count-back. Runner up, all losing shots off their Handicaps were Michael Smith with 37 Points and Reg Davison with 36 points also on a count-back. Maybe Captain Chop may leave us alone if we gave him chocolates to sweeten him up a bit. Ladies Nearest the Pins 11th Hole went to Sue Smith with no other results recorded. Men's Nearest the Pins first Phil Smith, 11th. Mick Smith and 15th Robert Rea. Lucky Card Draw and the Bunny Award went to Phil Smith. Raffle Winner was Mick Smith with balls going to Brian Hogan, Ross Smith and Len Archer. Next event will be a team Event with Trophies Supplied by Len Archer and Bill Warren with the Raffle supplied by Victor Giadzionis.
On Sunday teams from Parkes competed in the Orange Bridge Congress. There were 27 teams competing. Present were players who had represented Australia in world events, competition was pretty tough.
One Parkes team however came home with a win as the best restricted team.They were Bill, Vicki, John Burke and Dawn Phipps. Congratulations.
Last Thursday's winners for north south were Louise Payne and Peter Quin with 67.86 per cent. Second were Val Worthington and Elaine Nicholson who was having her first competitive game at the club.
They scored 50.93. Well done Elaine. Third went to Dawn Phipps and Vicki Burke 48.07. On the east west side Greig Ball and Anna Darwent topped with 60 per cent.
Anna is from England and is in Parkes visiting her daughter and son in law, Susie and Alan Blatch. Second were Keith Fiedler and Helen McQuie 57.25 followed by Margaret Hawken and John Quin 56.42. Close result on Monday night, a red points event. Keith Fiedler and Dawn Phipps with 61.71, just pipped Tim and Gai Baker 61.31. Anne Berkeley and Robyn Sheridan were third with 55.16 followed by Beryl Twardy and Rosemary Morris 52.98.
Tuesday's winners were Keith Fiedler and Angus Glasson 65.62. Isabel Orange and Val Boyd were second with 57.29.
Third place were Margaret Hawken and Marlene Freeman 56.25. In fourth place were Val Worthington and Elaine Nicholson 51.04. Don't forget to enter your team for our Muriel Waddell Memorial Trophy day August 20.


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They are at grade level bluecheer.gif bluecheer.gif Lindsey is doing good for everything. Her only bump in the road is sounding out nonsense words (like zub,sab etc.) but she even got a couple of O's for her cooperation with adults and interaction with her peers. DS is still being marked down for his hand-writing but she said it is improving. They even passed the first "are they ready for 1st grade test" of copying a story from the overhead....they both were able to follow along without getting frustrated bluecheer.gif
So dh was right and I was freaking out for nothing......
The one problem we may see is that although they don't have any problems together in class (get along well, have their own friends etc) she is still recommending that they be split up next year. I know they don't want to be - I asked them. I think we will probably have to fight to keep them together dry.gif
WOOOHOOOO they sound very smart mama!!
I have been wondering myself what I will do when the twins are in school
I'm pretty sure I want to split the twins up, they might not want to but I think it will be good for them.
Hooray for smart kids!!! :cheer: :bluecheer:
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Browser MMOs remain robust as most of traditional MMORPG publishers began to switch their focus from client-based games to browser-based games.
OutSpark, one of MMO online game publishers, recently announced their new their party browser online game 7 Dragons (七龙纪). And out of curiosity, I have registered an account to play it 3 minutes.
My first step is to start with a farm building. As the game suggests, I will need to attract some followers in order to supply the upcoming troops and citizens.
My second step is to build my Tavern where Wandering heroes can be found. As the tutorial refers to me, I must recruit heroes to lead army into battle, so a hero must be hired before I continue. I just clicked to build up a level 1 Tavern in the hope of find my desired hero. Actually, the higher my Tavern level reaches, the higher chance to recruit an advanced hero.
After a few clicks, I found out that I had to construct City Hall, a place where city governors manage government affairs. To be simple, I can collect tax on my citizens.
From my experience, I will have to keep upgrading my buildings since the higher the building level is, the faster the city grows. As the game signals, I can also spur an increase by holding city banquets in the Temple and increasing my civilization will allow you to establish new cities!
Make Sense? What does Osris want to express?
Heroes Type:
Different heroes will show up at the Tavern every day, but we can hire just about any one of them.. as long as we've got the Gold to afford their salary, naturally.
There are many different kinds of heroes with varying skill sets. The more abilities a hero has, the less chances you are able to hire them! They are some of the finest in all of Gallia and it can be difficult to know which Hero is the best choice, so the staff's keeping track of them to rank their abilities. The color of their name represents their grade from high to low in the following order: Orange, Purple, Blue, Green, and Gray. If you don't like your options, just click the "Refresh" button. But you'll need to tip a little extra.
Well! I stopped playing this game because I released that this game is a combination of City building + Role playing. More specifically, this game blends Edragon's hero equipment system, and Evony's city building, but the whole game does not run smoothly like each title.
The problems I run into:
1, Poorly executed user interface and tutorial guide
2, Laggy connection
3, Whole page refreshes each time you make an operation.
My suggestion:
Bring this game to trash, or you will lose more money including your marketing fees, and human resources. Worse! You will destroy your brand.
Do game with innovative and original features. At least change the Chinese browser game model, with eye-catching graphics and logic wording.
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So they actually think that 87% of people used Yahoo rather than Google and Bing? even Google would find it hard to get that percentage
Yahoo! web! traffic! BIGGER! THAN! GOOGLE! in! July!
Historians looking back on 2013 might want to call it the Marissa Mayer Effect. Others, more accurately, could attribute Yahoo!'s web traffic leap ahead of Google in the US in July to largely being a hat-tip to, er, Google. Mayer, of course, is a Google alumnus and knows a thing or two about driving traffic to web properties …
You are aware that there is more on the internet then search engines, right?
I'm guessing most, other than tumblr, isY!Answers.
I use Google for search, and Yahoo for some other things, like stock prices and its weather app.
"You are aware that there is more on the internet then search engines, right?"
Yes, after all it's not like Google do anything else but search.
Holly! Molly!
Yee Har
Or something like that.
In Related News
Approximately 87.2% of US users have PCs with Yahoo! preloaded as the homepage, and have not bothered to change it.
This probably caused by the fact the annoying yahoo toolbar is practically impossible to get rid of once you have accidentally added it, one wrong click on said toolbar and your on yahoo!
Of course its the same story with the Google toolbar and the Bing Bar, so it all evens out.
Unique visitors is not traffic or pageviews. I guess I use Yahoo, too - a couple of times a month, when a google search throws up a link to answers.yahoo.com.
Re: Hmmm
I had the same thought. Yahoo Answers in particular is a great source of not very real traffic. It contains just about every keyword on Earth, and being part of Yahoo automatically gets high pagerank, so it's like a black hole of search engine clicks.
Pity that 99% of the time all I can do with Answers is read the answer, roll my eyes, and go back to find a site with usable information. I doubt it's much in the way of a revenue machine, and almost surely unprofitable to run. It'd be worth distinguishing between engaged traffic and there-by-accident traffic.
These numbers smell of pump and dump
They will be counting unique visitors to make some numbers up to make them look bigger than Google.
Played well, this could send up the stock price and make a tidy sum for those who have waited a long time to cash out.
Which poison do you prefer? The chocolate or purple?
Stop! making! this! joke!
It keeps being said, this "joke" of putting an exclamation point after every word is deader than Paris Hilton's eyes. This site used to serve up fresh articles with witty humor. I have to say when I look at my feed now it is stale puns interspersed with product reviews for phones; hardly food for the mind.
Thank! you! for! complaining!
And thus ensuring that they will keep doing it!
Re: Stop! making! this! joke!
Re: Stop! making! this! joke!
What! in! heavens! name! are! you! talking! about! "this! joke!"? Must! be! something! wrong! with! YOUR! eyes!, because! the! rest! of! us! don't! know! what! you're! talking! about!.
Re: Stop! making! this! joke!
Best! Joke! Ever!
Hard to believe
Does anyone NOT use Google?
Re: Hard to believe
You are hard to believe, of course many of us do not use Google, especially after the recent fiascos.
Re: Hard to believe
Google who?
Re: Hard to believe
I Use DuckDuckGo, but then , it IS the default on Linux Mint so I expect BILLIONS of users do not bother to change it....
I'd add an 'I'll get me coat ' icon, but everyone knows it's the mac with the paperback from a well known publisher in the pocket....
(so many puns, so little time...)
Re: Hard to believe
Lot's of people, actually.
No Pr0n on Tumblr?
Hmm, I must have missed that - my grumble feed is working just fine!
Paris because, well, it's obvious, innit?
bring back Jerry
Wow she might actually make people forget Jerry Yang turned down $33 a share. Proving once again founders often make shitty CEO's especially once the firm is out of the startup stage.
Thumbs down for Google, not up for Yahoo
I was one of the people taking their traffic away from Google. The reason I did it, though, is that Google is becoming less of a useful search engine. Spammers have got deep hooks in there and for some stuff, most of the first page is advertisements barely distinguished from search results.
At least in my case, this is not a 'thumbs up' for Yahoo rather than a 'thumbs down' for Google. If I had gotten and trusted the answer I was looking for from Google, I would not have gone elsewhere.
Link farms are still an issue and it almost seems as if Google has decided that some link farms are OK, even though they know what they are.
Didn't know Stormfront! had that many users.
I've often wondered why yahoo.co.uk tolerate that neo-nazis have overrun their comments section. If you don't know what I'm talking about, go to UK Yahoo! and read the comments to any news article. Any at all. It's wall-to-wall "ALL PAKIS MUST BURN! NUKE PAKISTAN!" in there.
Even Youtube have largely kicked out the nazis, and you *know* you have a PR problem when your commentators would be too horrible for Youtube.
Re: Didn't know Stormfront! had that many users.
Well at least those dang terrorists will be eradicated.
Re: Didn't know Stormfront! had that many users.
I would be very interested in seeing how much if this traffic was to Yahoo! News articles. As you note, Yahoo! & comments on their articles are the mainstream right wing racism website (equalling or exceeding even Fox News) and their visitors hate Obama and the government in general. With the Snowden stuff going on, all the right wing nutters have a place to hang out and scream drivel at each other.
Did Edward Snowden save Yahoo! It's certainly possible he helped a lot!
Is this even believable?
I'm finding myself in doubt about the veracity of those numbers. Sure, I'm one of the people who stopped using Google (at least directly) this July. But I also taught my kids how to completely remove the Yahoo! toolbar from their machines when it gets stealithy installed during each Java update*. So these stats are really inexplicable, and more than a little suspicious to me.
*What, you thought Yahoo! got on your machines via the CNET download site? Au contraire, mon amie. It was actually Oracle who acted as the Trojan Horse for the big Y! Seems while all of us were fretting over the latest zero-day exploit our friends in the Big Silo were turning what should have been a crushing embarrassment into a golden business opportunity.
Re: Is this even believable?
@Phil from Raleigh
I forgot about that atrocious toolbar nonsense. I think there should be criminal penalties for that obvious corruption of people's systems against their will. Don't get me started... That surely must have had an effect and now it looks pumpy/dumpy a little.
Re: Is this even believable?
I'm pretty sure Java has been installing the Ask! Toolbar for some time now, and there is a checkbox during installation to opt out of installing it. If you get it, you deserve it. I think McAfee bundles the Yahoo! Toolbar.
Re: Is this even believable?
First to get the penalty is Google. Their toolbar was the bane of IT engineers everywhere for years during the XP-era. I f((king hate that stupid bloody toolbar.
I never had a situation where I couldn't say 'No' to the Yahoo! toolbar - as annoying as those requests were....but the Google toolbar was insidious and appeared everywhere, unasked for.
Re: Is this even believable?
I've got a yahoo account for spam, never been bothered by their toolbar.
But then I have more than 3 neurons and disable toolbar installers unless it's one I really want.
Also, Yahoo News is getting a bit more attention these days. One article a week hitting Drudge is probably more than enough to drive their unique visitors count up.
Couple that with more and more people realizing Google hoovers up more information about them than the NSA and you'll notice some changes in behavior.
Yah, who?
Pron company
tumblr is still the youporn of still pictures, Marisa just made it more difficult to find the pics.
I defy Yahoo to publish the non-porn %usage of tumblr.
as an ATT broadband customer my web email interface is yahoo .. my "master" yahoo ID is some dumb thing I used for a geocities website .. right now I haven't transferred my email client accounts from one PC to the one I'm using now .. so I go through the 4 accounts I have with ATT through the web .. I suppose those count as visitors to Yahoo! .. though it's about 10 minutes a week .. one I've not checked in weeks .. while I'm doing business with my gmail account .. which is up on my PC regularly through the day .. and notifies my on my Galaxy S3 where I can read and reply as well .. do web design and have a web master account with Google .. watch quite a bit of youtube .. use other Google services occasionally .. Google+
so while I may be a visitor .. and it is my providers web front .. I don't "use" Yahoo! for anything .. don't spend any time on their web properties that I'm aware of .. getting rarer to see Yahoo! News! links even ..
Wondered what everyone is talking about
since I never visit Yahoo! Then I remembered that I have added it to my personal block list, where it will remain.
Marissa and Flickr
She is destroying Flickr for serious photographers in an attempt to make the Stats look better.
Google for Flickr Help Forum to see some of the damage.
The site doesn't work quickly or conveniently anymore.
But who cares, the Statistics look good...
I will save you the trouble
Read what Ms. M has done.
Not just a few complaints.
000s. See the Stats thread which is what this El Reg article is about
When will Marissa get rid of that embarrassment that is Yahoo Answers?
When using Google as a search engine, I always skip over the near-top Yahoo Answers result links. Because you can nearly guarantee junk or FUD answers and if an Answer voted as the solution, it will be even more junky.
The article doesn't say how many visits each vistor made.
It's quite possible that the overwhelming majority of that 87.2% only visited once, while most of Google's visitors went there multiple time a day.
Revenue will follow...
It sort of doesn't matter how those page views came about, but the fact there are more on Y! than on Google means Yahoo can once again say it has the largest advertising network in the world. If you're an advertiser, and you want to get your brand noticed, then you can't ignore Yahoo, just because you personally use Google to do your web searching.
Yahoo may be many things, and may not be many others. However, the world needs more choices than just Google, so I for one hope they can (continue) to provide it.
Are you sure?
The Google outage last week apparently showed a 40% reduction in internet traffic. So if these numbers are correct, Yahoo! and Google have over 80% of total web traffic...I don't think so


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Michael C Klein, MD, CCFP, FAAP, FCFP, ABFP
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Management of labor pain is a major goal of intrapartum care. There are two general approaches: pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic. Pharmacologic approaches are directed at eliminating or decreasing the physical sensation of labor pain. In contrast, nonpharmacologic approaches are largely directed at increasing comfort, enabling the laboring woman to cope with the pain, and preventing suffering.
This topic will explore a variety of nonpharmacologic methods of pain management during labor and the evidence of their efficacy. Related topics on the pharmacologic management of labor pain and labor are presented separately.
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- Childbirth education
- Birth environment
- Labor support
- Movement
- Birth ball
- Touch and massage
- Acupressure
- Application of heat or cold
- Breathing techniques with relaxation
- Showers
- Music and audioanalgesia
- Aromatherapy
- Acupuncture
- Yoga
- Sterile water injection
- Hypnosis
- Biofeedback
- Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation
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One thing about using different materials in tapestry is that you don't always know how things will turn out. I decided to use some number 6/12 black warp that has been hanging around in the cupboard for about 20 years, never certain if it would show through in a tapestry. After weaving a few passes in wool.....yes it does show. I found that the mercerized cotton packs down in the weaving far differently from wool. This is the first time that I have woven a tapestry in cotton alone. It is nice to weave with, packs down easily, has less elasticity and comes in a good variety of colours that you can blend. But it is difficult to photograph. The cotton has a sheen and the tapestry a non smooth surface so one thing that I have learned is to take lots of photo's as many of them are out of focus due to the reflection and surface of the tapestry. This tapestry is my 'Circles and Squares' challenge, 20 cm H X 20 cm W and has now been posted off to the exhibition which will tour New Zealand and Australia this year.
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- Michelle said...
It looks beautiful - gorgeous colours! :)
- March 3, 2012 at 7:46 PM
- Debbie Herd said...
Thanks Michelle, I did not get a good photo of the entire tapestry before I posted it. Will have to wait till I get it back. Will you get to see the exhibition somewhere? Debbie.
- March 4, 2012 at 10:16 AM
- Michelle said...
Do you know if it's touring SA? That would be fab ;)
- March 6, 2012 at 4:40 PM
- Debbie Herd said...
It has been shown before in Adelaide Michelle. I asked the email group with no reply. Are you going to Warrnambool? It would be good for you to see the Graduate Exhibition. Would you beleive that I have seen everyone!! Am going this year as well. Debbie.
- March 6, 2012 at 5:16 PM
- warpedart&design said...
Hi Debbie, I really like this piece, the colours and design look retro with a contemporary twist, wild colour combination,simple but divine.
- March 8, 2012 at 12:25 PM
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Thanks Steph, it's titled 'In Hundertwasser's Garden' Was fun to weave.....gues I just love colour!
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The rumors were true and the next-gen MacBook Pro has been revealed.
As has been mentioned before, the new notebook, which is available in both 13-inch and 15-inch sizes, features an OLED Touch Bar which replaces the traditional function keys found on the MacBook Pro. The Touch Bar also incorporates a Touch ID sensor, allowing for function such as Apple Pay in the Touch ID area of the Touch Bar. The Touch ID sensor is integrated with the power button.
The Touch Bar itself is dynamic and changes depending on what application you might happen to be using at any given point in time. During a chat, the Touch Bar can be used to instantly place emoji. In the Photos app, you can access editing functions on the Touch Bar and apply those edits to the photo you are working on.
Customizing the Touch Bar can be done using drag and drop. You can select the functions you want on the main screen and drag them to the location your want off the bottom of the MacBook Pro's screen and onto the Touch Bar.
Apple has stated that third-party developers will be able to create Touch Bar controls for their software.
The company has also updated the Force Trackpad, which is now twice the size of the previous trackpad. Apple has stated that the new MacBook Pro's keyboard now uses a "second generation" butterfly switch technology that's better suited to the demands of professional users.
The all-aluminum case design of the new MacBook Pro is thinner and lighter, and available in silver and space gray colors. The 13-inch model is 14.9mm thin, 23 percent smaller than the previous 13-inch model, and 3 pounds. The 15-inch model is 15.5mm thin, 20 percent smaller than the previous 15-inch model, and 4 pounds.
Apple has also cut down the size of the speakers within the notebook, claiming that the new speakers are smaller, but have twice the dynamic range, 58 percent more volume, and 2.5 times more bass response than its predecessor.
The new MacBook Pro retails between $1,499 and $2,799 depending on size and features and is available for order now.
Stay tuned for additional details as they become available.
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"A nuclear armed Iran is not only dangerous to America's national security, but it would also pose a serious threat to the future of our strong ally Israel," RSC Chairman Steve Scalise said. "Time and time again, Iran has proven it cannot be trusted, yet the Obama Administration stands poised to roll back existing sanctions that by all reports are working. That's not only naive and dangerous, it also seriously jeopardizes the US-Israel relationship. In order to continue holding Iran accountable, it's vital that we take steps to impose tougher sanctions on Iran until they verifiably dismantle their nuclear enrichment facilities.
"Israel is our strongest ally and most trusted friend in the region, and before taking any action, President Obama would do well to consult with Prime Minister Netanyahu, who has called any waiving of sanctions 'very, very bad' and 'the deal of the century' for Iran. It is time for the Senate to join with us in standing strong against a nuclear armed Iran by taking up the bill passed by the House to increase sanctions."
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Louise Forestier (born Louise Belhumeur on August 10, 1942 in Shawinigan, Quebec, Canada) is a singer, songwriter and actress.
Forestier was trained in acting at the National Theatre School in Montreal, but it was as a singer that she first became known in 1966, when she received the Renée Claude Trophy from Le Patriote, a boîte à chansons in east-end Montreal, and was named Discovery of the Year on the Radio-Canada TV program Jeunesse oblige.
In 1968 she was part of the extraordinarily successful revue L'Osstidcho, followed the next year by L'Osstidchomeurt with Robert Charlebois, Yvon Deschamps and Mouffe. She and Charlebois recorded the landmark song "Lindberg'" and toured France in 1969.
In April 1970 Forestier starred in the Michel Tremblay, François Dompierre musical, Demain matin Montréal m'attend. She continued with acting, appearing in Jacques Godbout's 1972 film IXE-13, singing on the original film score.
Forestier topped the Quebec charts in 1973 with a version of the folk song "La Prison de Londres", performed with guitarist Claude Lafrance, and pianist Jacques Perron. With this song Forestier started to turn away from the hard rock of her early career to a repertoire largely inspired by Quebec folk music, and to a more personal style, which she continued through the 1970s.
In 1980 Forestier played Marie-Jeanne, the robot waitress in the Montreal production Luc Plamondon, Michel Berger rock opera Starmania. Two years later, with Plamondon as producer, she staged the hit show Je suis au rendez-vous. This was the first of a series of shows in the 1980s, culminating in an appearance with Belgian singer Maurane as part of the Francofolies de Montréal in 1989.
In 1990 she appeared at the Place-des-Arts in Montreal as Émilie Nelligan, the mother of the poet in the romantic opera Nelligan by Michel Tremblay and André Gagnon.
Forestier defended Yann Martel's novel Histoire de Pi in the French version of Canada Reads, which was broadcast on Radio-Canada in 2004.
Awards and recognition[edit]
- Winner of the Manteau d'Arlequin prize, 1976, awarded by the critics of France for the best presentation of a French song.
- Quebec woman of the year in the arts field, 1984
- SOCAN Lifetime Achievement Award, 2013[1]
- Member of the Order of Canada, 2013[2]
- 1967 - La boulée
- 1968 - Lindberg (with Robert Charlebois)
- 1969 - La douce Emma
- 1970 - Avec enzymes
- 1970 - Demain matin, Montréal m'attend
- 1973 - Dans la prison de Londres
- 1974 - Le reel à Ti-Guy
- 1975 - Au théâtre Outremont, avec le cœur de tout nous autres
- 1975 - Tour de chant
- 1976 - On est bien mieux chez vous
- 1978 - L'accroche-cœur
- 1979 - Charlebois à la Forestier
- 1983 - Prince-Arthur
- 1987 - La passion selon Louise
- 1991 - De bouche à oreille
- 1993 - Vingt personnages en quête d'une chanteuse
- 1993 - Québec love, la collection
- 1997 - Forestier chante Louise
- 2003 - Lumières
- 2008 - Éphémère
- Les Ordres (1974)
- Ti-Cul Tougas (1976)
- La Postière
- 2 Seconds (2 secondes) (1998)
- Le 101, ouest, avenue des Pins (1984)
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Although not very popular, Jarvan is one of the strongest jungler IMO. Jarvan has decent clear speed and great ganking ability. He is extremely versatile in terms of team roles. He can be a pure tank or a bruiser according to the composition.
I have been playing jungle Jarvan since season one and I have found some success. The jungle nerf in season two is great bonus to jungle Jarvan. Now, he can perform greatly in the jungle and ganking with the DEMACIA yell.
Pros and Cons
+decent clear speed
+great ganking ability
+strong early game
+distance closing
+great passive
+reliant on early game
+mana dependent
+misuse of ultimate might give away kills
Summoner Spells
I run
on jungle Jarvan.
Running Smite is mandatory on junglers.
You can choose your second summoner spell according to personal preferences.
Viable choices:
- Exhaust I find it more useful as the movement speed reduction helps ganking and the AD reduction limits dps from enemy's adc in late game team fights
- Ghost Since Jarvan already has strong gap closing ability, you can run Ghost to boost your long distance chasing/escaping ability. It helps with ganking too.
- Flash Who says gap closing ability can be too much? Run flash and combo Demacian Standard Dragon Strike Flash Cataclysm. DAT distance.
I run a 9/21/0 mastery on jungle jarvan
The 9 points in offense gives jarvan bonus AD,AS and Armpen, increasing jarvan's jungle speed and ganking ability.
Note: Summoner's Wrath is mandatory if you run Exhaust or Ghost, otherwise add the point to Butcher
The 21 points in defense tree gives jarvan extra protection and sustain in jungle and team fights
I don't run Initiator or Enlightenment for jarvan as I believe jarvan already has strong gap closing ability. Jarvan mainly relies on auto attack in clearing his jungle so cdr isn't useful either.
On the other hand running Indomitable and Vigor greatly boosts Jarvan early game survivability in the jungle.
Pretty standard runes for a bruiser jungler.
Greater Mark of Lethality
Greater Seal of Armor
Greater Glyph of Scaling Magic Resist
Greater Quintessence of Attack Damage
9x Greater Mark of Desolation combined with your mastery basicly provide you with all the armpen you need, unless you are focusing tanks. It also allows you to deal true damage on most of the jungle creeps.
9x Greater Seal of Armor give you the protection in early game exchange and creeps' auto attack.
9x Greater Glyph of Scaling Magic Resist are essential for protection against mages. I personally prefer scaling MR but flat MR works fine too.
3x Greater Quintessence of Attack Damage provide you the bonus AD to boost jungle speed and ganking ability.
Passive: Martial Cadence
This passive provides a little bit of extra burst damage, but it isn't significant as it only scales on your enemy's CURRENT HP. Nevertheless, it gives you extra damage in jungling.
Q: Dragon Strike
This is no doubt an extremely strong skill. It provides great CC when combined with your standard, great AOE damage as it is on a 1.1 AD scaling, and it shreds a quarter of the enemy's armor when maxed. All these wonderful features packed in one skill.
W: Golden Aegis
This skill is extremely useful in mid to late game team fights. It provides a shield and slow to nearby enemies.
E: Demacian Standard
Another amazing skill of Jarvan. Like Dragon Strike, this skill has a list of features.
It provides CC when combined with dragon strike, decent AOE damage, AOE ally armor bonus, AOE ally attack speed bonus and vision. The vision and aura both extremely beneficil to team fights.
R: Cataclysm
This is one of the most unique ultimate. The damage is great and it is a strong initiator/ gap closer. If the enemy doesn't have flash, your ultimate will basically trap him for 3.5seconds.
However, when misused, this ultimate will give away free kills. If you know the enemy champion has flash or abilities similar to flash, don't Cataclysm on him unless it's a sure kill.
In addition, when your ally is being chased, Cataclysm onto the enemy is NOT a wise choice because it's very likely that you would also trapping your ally. You can only try to knock the enemy up or slowing him with your Golden Aegis.
Skill Sequence
Upgrade your ultimate Cataclysm whenever possible. Max Golden Aegis last as it is only useful in mid to late game team fights.
I max Demacian Standard over Dragon Strike because
- The armor and attack speed from Demacian Standard increases your jungling ability
- The attack speed from Demacian Standard procs well with Wriggle's Lantern
- The aura from Demacian Standard for allies gives your team more dragon control
- Since most junglers are AD, the armor from Demacian Standard will give you more dueling power
- The armor shred from Dragon Strike is insignificant in early game
- Dragon Strike provides no defensive stats but the damage it dealt is only slightly higher than Demacian Standard in early game
The Demacian Standard Dragon Strike (E-Q) Combo
The Demacian Standard Dragon Strike (E-Q) Combo is one of the greatest combo in the game. First, land your Demacian Standard then Dragon Strike towards it. Jarvan will be pulled towards the standard and knocking up enemy in his path. It deals AOE damage, provides crowd control and provides mobility. It can be used both offensively and defensively.
To maximize the chance of success in a gank, you should wait in the bush until your enemy over extend. Then, try to land your E-Q combo. The enemy champion won't be standing still when your are coming in for a gank. Thus, When you are aiming to knock up your enemy with the E-Q combo, try to place your Demacian Standard half a step ahead of him then immediately hit your Dragon Strike to maximize the damage.
If it is a sure kill, right after you land your combo, immediately Cataclysm onto him then auto attack. Otherwise, just auto attack until he flashes away, then just Cataclysm onto him and secure the kill.
Another trick you could use is directly Cataclysm onto an escaping enemy champion that has flash. He would probably flash out of your Cataclysm. You could then press R again to disable your Cataclysm and land your E-Q combo on him to secure the kill. Since he is running away, his route is very predictable so you can easily land your combo.
As a tank/bruiser, you should be initiating team fights. Try to catch the squishies that are out of position and land your E-Q combo so your team can burst him down. If you miss your target with Demacian Standard, don't continue your combo because you will end up diving in the enemy team without CCing anyone.
Team fights:
Try to land your E-Q combo onto as many enemy as possible, so you can knock them all up.
If the enemy is scattered around just land your E-Q combo on the enemy's ad carry and try to burst him down with your team.
If the enemy's bruiser and assassins are trying to zone out/kill your team's ad carry, you can land your E-Q combo to disrupt their attempt and protect your ad carry.
When escaping, your E-Q combo basically acts like a flash but with a larger distance. Thus, you can E-Q combo through walls.
For most of the time, start with Vampiric Scepter.
If you are wary of counter jungling or invasion, start Cloth Armor+ Health Potionx5
First back: Boots of Speed+components of Madred's Razors+ sight ward
Afterwards: Wriggle's Lantern, Heart of Gold,( Mercury's Treads/ Ninja Tabi), Phage (in order)
If you are the sole tank/bruiser, build Warmog's Armor, Atma's Impaler, Force of Nature, Trinity Force (in order)
If you aren't the sole tank/bruiser, build Aegis of the Legion, Wit's End, Frozen Mallet, Atma's Impaler (in order)
Everytime you go back to buy, remember to buy 1-2 sight ward. If you are winning, buy Oracle's Elixir to gain more wards control. Stepping into mid and late game, you should get Elixir of Fortitude.
If your game is still going on, change Wriggle's Lantern into Madred's Bloodrazor/ The Bloodthirster for extra damage or Randuin's Omen/ Guardian Angel for extra tankiness.
Replace Aegis of the Legion by Randuin's Omen/ Warmog's Armor
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Early game and Jungling
In early game, you focus on jungling and ganking.
I tend to go a safe route when jungling because jarvan doesn't have the fastest jungling speed and the ability to one-on-one dueling.
My route:
- Start at wolves. Ask your teammates' help to kill them
- Proceed to Ancient Golems(blue). Ask your teammates for a leash. Use Smite to finish it off
- Wraith's camp
- Go back to wolves. They should spawn when you return.
- Lizard's Camp(red). Your smite should be up so use it.
- Wraith's Camp
Continue clearing your jungle and look for ganks. Remember to ward your own jungle to prevent counter jungling, ward the enemy's jungle to keep track of their junglers movement or ward dragon. When buffs are up, give blue buff to mid and take red your own.
When the enemy jungler is ganking and you are on the opposite side of the map, try to invade their jungle. Take the big creeps and leave the small ones.
If you have a successful gank in bottom, try to also get dragon with your team.
When your blue buff ends and you have your Madred's Razors/ Wriggle's Lantern, don't use your skills to clear jungle because you will easily run out of mana. Without his skills, Jarvan can't contribute in team fights.
Mid Game
Keep the jungle warded and keep track of timers of buffs and dragon. Try to work with your teammates to get the objectives, ie turrets, buffs, dragon, baron, etc.
As team fights are more frequent, you have to be aware of the minimap and aid your teammates. Try to participate in every team fights and win them so you can snowball to victory.
Late Game
As laning phase ends, late game kicks in. You have to stick with your team and play more cautiously. You have to play wisely. Initiate team fights that are favorable to your teams, ie catching squishies out of position or 5v4, 5v3, etc. Make decision at your team's interest.
Generally speaking, when the enemy's ad carry is out of position, killing him at all cost is the best decision. On the other hand when the enemy's bruisers and assassins are too strong, you should aim at giving the best protection to your ad carry. Still, every game and every fight is different. During team fights, you have to make the split second decision.
Jarvan is a very strong jungler and it's fun playing him.
I hope that my guide could spark your interest and Jarvan would be a more popular jungler.


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- Jillian Godwin as Chloe is kidnapped by pirates during a June 6 dress rehearsal of Daphnis et Chloe.
"It's amazing we can do it," enthuses Dance Kaleidoscope's David Hochoy.
"It" is the June 13 and 14 world premiere of a new production of Maurice Ravel and Michel Fokine's masterful ballet Daphnis et Chloe, staged by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Indianapolis Symphonic Choir, Dance Kaleidoscope and Clowes Memorial Hall.
Described by Ravel as a "symphonie choréographique" (choreographic symphony) Daphnis et Chloe is abundant with trials, tribulations and temptations. The storyline includes kidnapping by pirates, attempted seductions and interventions by the god Pan and a trio of nymphs with a raucous happy ending.
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Krzysztof Urbanski, ISO's music director, happened upon Daphnis et Chloe by accident while in high school, when he found it on the flip side of a Bolero cassette. Hochoy first heard Ravel's music during his college years. And Zack French, ISO's director of artistic planning, devoted his master's thesis to a study of Ravel's motifs and choice of instruments to create fully developed and dimensional characters.
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Fokine's balletic retelling of Longus' story unfolds in one act with three scenes, but don't expect Hochoy's choreography to follow Fokine to the letter; Ballet Russes had a company of 35 dancers.
"For a very small company of fourteen this is very audacious," asserts Hochoy, recognizing he has "to be very clever in terms of using dancers. I've listened to this music for a long time, and like Krzysztof I want to be a good servant to Ravel. I want it to be a visual treat with beautiful dancing."
Watching Hochoy's choreographic vision unfold during rehearsals, it's clear that Ravel's Impressionistic sensibilities for luscious moments of daybreak and the shimmering play of water and light have been retained, yet Hochoy digs even more deeply into what's going on emotionally with the very young and impressionable Chloe and Daphnis. Longus' narrative makes it clear they are 'inexperienced in the art of love,' and though they are drawn to each other, they're sensitive to those who disapprove of the relationship. It's a close look at what it means to be a teen-ager in any century.
"I want to bring the sexuality and the sex out," explains Hochoy. "The universe changes for Daphnis and Chloe as they mature into their love."
The ballet depicts both the awakening of consensual sexual love and the harsh experience of rape.
"In my version I introduce Pan with his traveling entourage early," he continues. "He initially puts Daphnis and Chloe together. Then Chloe has to choose between Daphnis and his rival, Dorcon, who becomes the pirate in my version as a way of asking: Is this actual or is Chloe imagining this? I want the audience to use their imagination."
Expect to be swept into the vastness and yet intimacy of Ravel's score, says Hochoy, adding, "I'm hoping the dancing will help the audience see music in a better way, with different concepts."


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MP3.com seeks Copyright Office approval
Net-and-copyright investigation should recognise My.MP3.com-style services
MP3.com yesterday called upon the US Copyright Office to take into account services like its own My.MP3.com in a proposed investigation into the digital music market.
The Copyright Office was recently asked by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) to explore the implications of the Internet and e-commerce on existing copyright law.
Clearly, the RIAA's agenda is to obtain very specific advice on how the US legislature should act to ensure existing copyright models are maintained and protected in the online era.
For its part, MP3.com wants to ensure that the right of a music buyer to listen to songs they have bought, whether on a physical medium or by download, through other media is extended to incorporate new technology.
So while the Home Recordings Act of 1982 permits a CD buyer to, say, tape that disc for use in the car, MP3.com essentially wants the law changed specifically to include virtual CD collection services like My.MP3.com as a permitted fair use.
MP3.com also wants the Copyright Office to create a royalty payments arbitration panel to "to determine the appropriate level of royalty fees, if any, payable by Internet music services when they deliver on-line performances of recorded music". Again, that would provide the company with an opportunity to limit what it has to pay record companies for the right to allow listeners to hear tracks they have already paid for.
As MP3.com's VP for government affairs, Billy Pitts, put it, the law should "recognise the distinction [between customers who have already bought the music on CD] and say that no royalty payment was involved".
Essentially, then, MP3.com hopes that the Copyright Office will put in place a legal framework that will to all intents and purposes overturn Judge Jed S Rakoff's April 2000 ruling that MP3.com's service violated the copyrights of RIAA members. That judgement paved the way for significant out-of-court settlement payments and court-specified damages which MP3.com has since been forced to pay to the world's five major recording companies.
Not that MP3.com is too optimistic. "Frankly, it is likely that neither the Copyright Office nor the courts will be able to fully and satisfactorily resolve these complex and far reaching issues given the way current laws are structured," said MP3.com's president and COO, Robin Richards. "Congress should be encouraged to address the realities of the Internet sooner, rather than later."
The Copyright Office is expected to publish its findings by the end of the year. ®
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