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I don't see this explicitly as a riddle per se, but as a saying they came up with when Mal & Cobb knew they had to get out of their 50yr long dream. The reason I say this is because they say it to each other to reassure themselves that by killing themselves in the dream, they'll wake up in the real world; portrayed as they say it while putting their heads on the tracks. It is a sad way that they profess their love for each other because, while being stuck in the dream world for 50 years, you lose a sense for what is actually real (hence the totems) and obviously death is a scary thing for anyone to face, even if you're somewhat sure the outcome is to just wake up from a dream. They say this to each other to reassure that even if they're wrong and not actually dreaming, they'll be together in the afterlife, if not the real world. |
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I just wanted to see what peoples views are on defining if you have 'been' to a country.
If you fly from the UK to Kenya for example but then get another flight directly out to Tanzania without leaving the airport, have you been to Kenya?
If I am travelling by train within europe but do not get off the train and pass through several countries - have I been to them?
What If i drive specifically to Andorra, Liechtensten, or Monaco but never get out of the car, Have I been there?
Do you have to have spent a certain amount of time there or have spent money? I have been to several countries but have never spent the night there but have definitely 'been'.
What do you think?
Lots of people would define having been to a country as staying the night, but then of course almost no-one has been to, say, the Vatican City. I have been on several day trips to Bruges, Belgium and yet people tell me I have not been there. I define having been to a country as having stood on a county's soil (or being in a vehicle which was on a country's land) or having been in or on a river that belonged to that country. I do not, however, count territorial ocean water or airspace, but I would count a connecting flight.
It also depends on how you define 'interacting' or viewing a country.
I travel across states as a passenger in a car but read a book, or drive through at night, so I see very little anymore.
Technically I have not been to Arizona, but I have flown over the Grand Canyon now dozens of times, making sure I was looking down at it each time. I've seen it pretty well, from a 'perspective', though I have not tripped over a rock next to the parking lot in the park. I have seen the Grand Canyon. I also was doing some Mileage Runs (cheap fares and quadruple miles earned) and taking a regional jet over Long Island each way several times--I actually got a much better picture of the variety of neighborhoods on that island than I have gotten from my several previous trips there by car. Different things are viewed best from different perspectives.
I'm willing to give a step off/step on a plane a go for having visited a country. I know Kiwiflyer has adjusted a number of his flights to stop off on yet another Pacific island country, and I'm perfectly willing to give him a thumbs up for the effort.
Just like the fact that I specifically routed myself through LHR to go to Japan, and came back from N.Z. direct, so that counts as a Round-the-World trip.
Maybe more controversially, going down to Hong Kong again for a week vacation, the Cathay Pacific plane went straight north out of JFK, then turned right at Hudson Bay! This alarmed me some as my estimate had us barely clearing north of the USA given the planetary rotation that we needed to lead. My top tier frequent flyer status with airline alliance got me to be able to send a note to the cockpit, and they confirmed that due to headwinds, we were taking the most easterly of the four transit corridors to HKG, and that we would indeed be flying east of the North Pole. We even skirted across the top of Greenland. But we landed exactly on time, so kudos to the pilots (and the extra fuel I'm sure they used to goose the engines to play catch up). And I routed myself back via Vancouver, so that I had an extra full day in Hong Kong for more sightseeing (then shower and change in spa in airport First Class lounge). I DO count that as a second Round-the-World trip, as I kept the North Pole to my left in both directions (even though the various mapping tools and even the airlines themselves only count direct line).
I will say that I would NOT count stepping foot into the embassy of another country as having been in the country, even though by international convention, you technically have been. I live near Washington DC, so I could knock out the vast majority of countries by that method.
It is up to the individual what standard they want to use. It's really only a tool for their own use, as they can lie and just click on countries willy-nilly.
The way I see it, wherever I am I must be somewhere. For example, when I go to Bruges we drive over French soil to get there. At the start of the journey I am in England, at the end I am in Belgium, but in the middle I am not nowhere- I am in France. If the car were to stop for petrol, would that make the France trip more legitimate? That is what I use the "In transit" ticks for on my profile page: just travelling through a country without doing anything else.
On the other hand, I also count returning to my home country as a "visit", which some people seem to find controversial, but its what I feel is right. I have seen others on this website who do this, but the whole concept of a visit varies from person to person.
What is special in Kenya when we compare to other places?
Traveling to another place is very very interesting one.Some people like traveling few doesn't like.Because they feel uncomfortable because of vomiting sensation.Most of the people will enjoy.
I think you've been there if you travel through by car or train - you probably see more of the country than someone who's spent two weeks in an all-inclusive hotel and never left the resort. What does it matter if you didn't spend the night there? I think it is up to the individual how they count it - it's not a competition after all.
I don't personally count countries where I've just transitted in the airport and all I saw was the Duty Free shops.
Interesting points (ValuJet, 7/9/08), but the main problem with this seems to be the assumption that everywhere is "in a country" in at least some sense, which makes it difficult for (say) a passenger on a ship in international waters. (Even taking the ship's nationality gives a problem in that a unique place, as defined by longitude / latitude, in international waters, could then count as any 'country'). The more extreme example is astronauts on an international space station, or even the moon.
The corollorary of overflying a country and 'counting' that as a visit, also just feels unstatisfactory (though it's not clear whether that's how the contributor would regard it!).
However, though I have some sympathy for the argument that if you're travelling on a train or in a car through a country but don't get out then you can't count it, personally I support this contributor's position, at least for when one is 'legally' within that country; I'm still struggling with the East Germany Question, involving trains which used to cross between West Berlin and the rest of what was West Germany / BRD, wherein boarding or alighting within East Germany was forbidden (and physically prevented by border guards!), yet one still got a transit stamp in the passport.
Finally, I tend to regard periods of time in one's own country - or, rather, the country in which one is ordinarily resident if different - as where one is when NOT doing any visiting of countries! (OK, I've got one UK visit in my log, but only to get it included in 'places I have been'!)
I would agree. A visit to an airport does not count as a visit to the country, as you have not legally entered the country until you have passed immigration. This is my measure - if I have passed through immigration, I count that as a visit.
If you are planning to shift your house,obviously you will shift your vehicle also.This work can be done easily by car transport companies.
When flying with a stop-over (no matter how brief the stop-ower might be) we enter the transit area of an airport in a country. Even though we have not passed the passport check-point, the transit area is not defined as international soil, (if I for instance commit a crime in the transit area I will be procecuted after the laws of the country in question and not international law, so per definition I must be in the country in question, even though I have not left the transit area!
Therefor the correct entry in the travel record must be a visit, but with at tick-mark in the 'in transit' box.
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I would not count flying over a country, I just feel that somehow being in someway touching another country's soil means I am there, so I would count a visit as soon as a plane lands rather than after immigration control. I have never actually had to have a connecting flight through another country, but an airport is my entire travel in Kentucky.
I flew from Toronto via Miami to San Salvador. I had to clear US immigration whilst 'still in Canada'. I wasn't even in the country (US) physically but was legally. Didn't go through immigration at Miami and still had visa waiver green card when I arrived in El Salvador. Tried to handed same upon return to Miami. 'Hand both in when you leave'.
I entered both visits as 'in transit'. If a new country this would show up as so.
As has been stated previously it's not not a competion, there's no prize to be won so doesn't really make any difference what somebody 'claims' they have done.
Keep on ticking.
The problem with this standard is that sometimes you clear immigration in a country without actually entering the country. For example, if you fly from the USA to Austria via Frankfurt, you clear passport control in Germany (as it is the first point of entry into the Schengen Zone) even though all you're doing is getting on another plane. Similarly, international transit through Canada or the USA involves clearing customs (and sometimes, even reclaiming your luggage and entering the landside area).
My standard for international flights is that if I leave the airport premises (or take a subsequent domestic flight entirely within the confines of the country, even if it involves an international connection on the other end), I will consider myself having visited that country. If I don't leave the airport, even if I am fully through customs and otherwise free to leave, it is only an 'in transit' visit.
As for trains, if I remain on the train the entire time it is in that country, it is an 'in transit' visit. The country where I alight or disembark counts as a full visit.
Yes, there wouldn't be an 'in transit' option otherwise. I thought it would be good if there was an option to ignore other people's transit ticks when viewing their maps.
Personally, if I get an in transit tick, I will endeavour to have visited that country properly as well, I personally don't have any countries with just transit ticks, although having been to Cincinnati Airport, I tick Kentucky off the US States list (no, the airport isn't in Ohio strangely enough)
True, touching a country's soil doesn't mean you've been there... Been there means you actually got time to visit a little bit around. I've 'been to places' for work, but I was in an out of the airport to the hotel back to the airport, I never count them as 'been there' :)
I think that if you have spent time in that country - even if just a day trip - that it should count on at least some level. In Europe for example there are lots of countries close together - come families can take a day trip and go to a different country and still be back home the same day. I guess it also depends on what you do. If you only go straight from the airport to the hotel then back again - I wouldn't cound that as being in the country because you wouldn't get a chance to acctually 'see' the City/Country/Culture/ECT. that way. Even something as simple as going to a local market in poorer country can be a big eye opener for someone say from USA or England - something new which gives you the 'feel' of being somewhere new.
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I would have thought that most people on this site would try to get out of their vehicle, if only for a few minutes, while they were travelling through a country, because they are interested in travel. It would make me feel that I had a more genuine claim to have visited that country. Otherwise it is hardly any different to flying over a country.
My rule is that you have to actually do something in that country. Just going through immigration and heading back to catch the next flight doesn't count. See a sight. Have a meal. Meet some people. It doesn't have a time duration or a cost necessarily associated with it, but you have to actually do something for it to qualify in my book.
And I do not consider stopping at a gas station to buy fuel a visit if you're driving through a state or country. Sure, you did something, but not because of where you were.
I believe my shortest visit was one of Monaco, Vatican City or my most recent transit of London (6 hours plus or minus, though I went into town, rode the eye and then headed on to the next airport).
I sort of agree with that, but 'doing something' isn't precisely definable. There needs to be something specific to define whether you've been to a country.
What is the cost of the traveling charges for getting done of visa.
The way i see it, you have been to a country when you have interacted with the people and the environment of that country. Whether it be for 1 hour or 1 week, it doesn't really matter how long for. It's all about interacting ! Isn't that why we visit other countries. To sample other peoples way of life and the different environments that they live in.
I would have thought that most people on this site would try to get out of their vehicle, if only for a few minutes, while they were travelling through a country, because they are interested in travel. It would make me feel that I had a more genuine claim to have visited that country.
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I'm in the camp of, 'you have to do something.' We just went to Monaco for a couple of hours. We had a coffee in the harbor, walked up to the Prince's palace, and drove back to France. When we went to Andorra, we had lunch at McDonald's, walked through a couple of shops, and headed the other direction.
For example, I've transited through the Narita airport 5 times, but I don't yet count Japan on my country list because I haven't done anything in Japan besides spend several hours in the airport. I also count Hong Kong, Macau, and Puerto Rico as separate countries in my list; not everybody does.
There has been discussion of how long a visit needs to be in order to count as a visit. I would suggest that duration is not the most important factor.
I have worked in India for three years, yet most of that time was spent in my employer's premises or on the road between my office and accommodation, with little time available for sightseeing. When I did get the opportunity to get away for the weekend, I met travelers who were seeing much more of the country on their fortnight's vacation than I was able to.
On the other hand, I was privileged to undertake a two-week tour of Sri Lanka, and learned something of the culture and political situation as the Sinhalese and Tamils of various backgrounds saw it for themselves.
I have one country on my list which some may consider as a transit stop only. I have been to Doha airport in Qatar on three occasions, but have never been through passport control and on into the country. On my travels I met an airport manager who had worked at Doha airport. When he asked me if I had been to Qatar, I mentioned my fleeting experiences of walking on the tarmac at the airport, sensing the hot, arid climate, and being aware of the strict Islamic culture, as evidenced by warnings not to bring alcohol into the country.
We discussed what constituted a visit to a country and, as he put it, "Well, you certainly weren't anywhere else when you walked on the tarmac there."
On a rather serious note (a matter of life & death in fact), we might consider the 1976 "Raid on Entebbe" in Uganda. Palestinians hijacked an Air France aircraft and ordered it to Entebbe in Uganda. There, the Palestinian hijackers separated the Israeli and other Jewish passengers from the rest. The Israeli Defense Force, fearing the worst for their citizens, mounted a rescue operation, during which all the Palestinian hijackers, three hostages and an estimated 22 to 45 Ugandan soldiers were killed. All but one hostage (who had been taken to hospital and was later killed by the Ugandans) were rescued. The Israelis suffered one fatality: the commander of the operation Col. Jonathan Netanyahu (the brother of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu). Col Netanyahu arrived on an aircraft which did not have permission to land, he commanded the operation on the ground from a position near the aircraft and was identified by a Ugandan sniper as being in a position of authority and was targeted by that sniper. The entire operation lasted just 53 minutes from the time the Israeli aircraft landed until take-off. If Col Netanyahu's visit to Uganda did not count as a visit, as he never went further than the tarmac near the aircraft, never passed through immigration and was evacuated within one hour, we may ask how the hell he ended up getting shot dead by a Ugandan soldier!
On a lighter note, I have seen the coastline of Malta; I do not claim to have visited Malta as I was somewhere else at the time – on the deck of a ship sailing by. I have seen Russia, but I do not claim to have been there as I was somewhere else – on an aircraft, looking out of the window!
I do include Qatar as a country that I have visited because, in the words of my acquaintance, I certainly wasn't anywhere else when I was walking on the tarmac there!
Friedrich Nietzsche wrote, "You have your way, I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, the only way – it does not exist." That philosophical comment may apply to this issue. It is for each of us to decide whether we have truly had an experience of visiting a country.
Having been to a country it's when I managed to do something productive for that country, in my opinion. for instance I have managed to donate a car when i was in the States. I have been to a nice campaign of donating cars and I was amazed by how many people decide to donate their cars and save the planet from pollution. It encouraged me to start such thing at home in France too.
Basically your country of residence is where you have been normally residing since last 3 years. If you have been in another country for any purpose like education, business or short-term employment this is not going to change your country of residence.
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In our non competitive (not) family group only countries which are members of the UN are acceptable, which means that 'territories' such as England, Scotland, Wales etc only count as Great Britain, this even extends to Gibraltar,Jersey, Guernsey and other overseas UK territories. We only count visits which are over four hours long, once we are land side. Airport transit stops would not count., driving through the country would, but sailing through International waters or flying above a country would not.
My rule of thumb is this:
To really claim 'having been' in a country, you have to have passed passport control, and have eaten a meal OR slept there.
So, under that rule:
- Driving through doesn't count unless you stop for a meal (coffee is fine.)
- Airports don't count - they're really international space, and look very little like the country itself.
The idea here is that the whole point of 'visiting' a country is to experience it a little. Seeing it from a car is not experiencing it. Neither is transiting through an airport.
A friend of mine set this ground rule in our 'push pin contest'. We allowed for places you drive through, or airport transit, to be a 'transparent push pin'. PassportStamp uses the checkbox 'In Transit' for this.
Now, granted, this allows you, say, to cross the border to Russia, grab a Pepsi, and claim the entire landmass as having been 'visited'. That just goes to show the inherent limitations of 'counting' countries. What matters is the qualitative experience and the cultural discovery!
In my opinion you can not say you have visited to a country unless you stay there or visited some nice places of the country.
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Didn't need it, but there is a US Customs and Border Patrol office in the cruise terminal in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
I believe that if you've touched the land of a country, you've been there. The definition of 'been' is the past tense of 'be'. And to 'be', all you have to do is exist. So I think that if you 'exist' on the land of a country, you've 'been' there.
I couldn't agree more. If you stand on the soil of a foreign land for a month or a moment, you have 'been' there.
To me the prime object of visiting a place is to explore the natural beauties of that place as well as to interact with local people to know their culture and to feel the actual pulse of that place. I love to visit places driving my own car. It allows me to take my own time to feel the place. Last year, I took my car on a trip to Gatwick and at the end of the journey when I was looking for a secure place to park my car, a local boy suggested me to avail Gatwick parking. Their service made me satisfied. Since then I'm connected to that guy. To me, travel means making new friends from different backgrounds and culture.
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It takes a lot of repetition to teach young children about the dangers of streets, cars, and other vehicles. Motor vehicles can cause severe injury and death, so it is very important that you are not lax about enforcing these rules.
Help prevent an accident or injury by following these suggestions:
- Don't allow your child to play near the garage or driveway or around cars.
- Make a habit of checking under and behind your car before driving.
- Closely supervise children while they are playing or riding tricycles or bikes near the street. If possible, keep all activities in areas that are protected from the street and cars.
- Don't let a child younger than age 10 play near or cross the street alone.
- Model good behavior, such as crossing streets appropriately at lights and crosswalks.
- Reinforce looking left, right, and left again before crossing the street.
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why are my items not working on Emboar?
If you mean the Wings/Vitamins/etc., the other answers are missing a few things.
Basically, the Vitamins increase a Pokemon's EVs by 10 in the desired stat; and a single Pokemon may have a total of 512 EVs, however one stat may only have 255 EVs, to avoid a Pokemon becoming overpowered. For a level 100, every 4 EVs a Pokemon receives is the equivalent to 1 Stat point in the desired stat. Since 255 is not divisible by 4, the highest amount of effective EVs for a stat is 252, the equivalent to 63 stat points. However, this '4' number is increased the lower you go in levels, and the requirements for 1 Stat point can go as high as 400 for a level 1.
However, the Vitamins only work until the first 100 EVs in a stat for whatever reason; this may be a cause. So if you are getting the message, 'It would have no effect.', that means the Vitamins won't work anymore, unless you reduce the EVs using certain Berries or some stores at Join Avenue. The Wings are alternatives for the Vitamins that will still work until the 255th EV; however, they only increase the stat's EVs by 1, which means increasing stats using them is a long process.
It would have no effect.
So I conclude with: the items are working, but the amount of EVs the items are giving you isn't enough to get a stat point. If you use a few more, you may get a result. To find out how many EVs you need to get an increase for Emboar's current level, try this equation:
The number in front of the decimal is how many you need. So for level 51, you need 7 EVs.
Source: Experience, + http://pokemondb.net/pokebase/102386/effort-values-at-different-levels
Like Legenduser siad, it could be that your Emboar has too many EVs, but you wouldn't be able to see many stat changes anyway. Only when the Pokemon is LV 100 will you be able to fully see the effects of the EVs.
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Cannot select button by keyboard (after tabbing to it)
Cannot select button by keyboard (after tabbing to it)
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I create a simple example with 2 radio buttons and a text button. I give tab index of 1 to 'yes', 2 to 'no', and 3 to 'Button'. I can tab to yes and no and cause a selection event by hitting the spacebar.
I tab to the "Button" and it will show that I have tabbed to it (see screenshot), but I cannot hit space bar, enter, or any other key I have tried) to force the selection event to occur.
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The issue here is that setting the tabIndex of the TextButton doesn't set on the correct part of the dom - buttons are very complex to draw consistently with all decoration, icons, text, menus in a cross browser way.
At present, the tabIndex property is owned by the frame, which helps to draw these details. This is set up from within the ButtonCellDefaultAppearance class, when it invokes the follow line:
Code:frame.render(sb, new Frame.FrameOptions(0, CommonStyles.get().noFocusOutline(), stylesBuilder.toSafeStyles()), inside.toSafeHtml());
* Make a new appearance subclass, copying the existing appearance, but with a getter/setter for the tabIndex value, passing that in to the frame options constructor instead of zero. This is probably the 'most correct' solution, and will be the easiest to maintain - when that api changes in a minor release, you will get an error from java instead of it just no longer working
* Assign a real tab index in another element, such as the root of the button itself. This is more brittle, but easier to implement:
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Panhandle Extension News
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WATER WISE at home:
- A look at the municipal side of water conservation
- When to start watering, fertilizing and mowing?
- Fertilizing and mowing your lawn to conserve water
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- Consider using native plants in home landscapes
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Wheat harvest in Nebraska will soon be upon us. As drought conditions continue it appears there will be quite a bit of demand for hay and forage this fall and winter. This may lead many producers to consider what annual forages could be planted into irrigated wheat stubble in July and August. Summer annual forages such as sudan grass, sorghum x sudan hybrids, pearl millet, foxtail millet and teff are all options for producing additional forage. Determining the best option for each operation will depend on water availability, individual goals, available harvesting equipment and when forage is needed. - Tax implications of selling beef herd
Anyone who sold cows and bulls as a result of drought and elected to defer income has probably settled their 2012 tax bill, assuming they are on a cash basis for taxes. Extension Educator Tom Holman offers some reminders of what producers must do to avoid recapturing tax bligations, as well as some thoughts on herd management during a drought. - Irrigation water management – water optimizer and other tools
The 2013 water outlook does not look good. The area is still in a severe to exceptional drought, and the predicted surface-water irrigation supply may be in the 50- to 60-day range. Groundwater users continue to be under allocations and in a few cases may have exceeded their pumping amounts. With all of this uncertainty, what are producers to do? There are a number of tools available to help manage water resources. One tool a producer can use is Water Optimizer, a Microsoft Excel-based program that can estimate a profit-maximizing cropping mix based on a limited amount of water. - Alternative crops for winter wheat producers
Dryland winter wheat producers in the Nebraska Panhandle anticipating reduced yields or crop failure due to drought have several options to choose from, according to a specialist at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Panhandle Research and Extension Center. - Management of limit feeding cow-calf pairs in confinement
Nebraska's continuing drought is limiting residual forage, soil moisture, hay production, and 2013 grass growth. In order to reduce grazing pressure and delay pasture turn out as long as possible, many producers are considering limit feeding cow-calf pairs in confinement. This can be a viable option, but there are several management considerations that need to be addressed. - Irrigating dry edible beans with limited supply of water
Despite recent precipitation, dry bean growers in western Nebraska could still face limited supplies of irrigation water in 2013, whether their water supply is surface water or groundwater. Research performed at the Panhandle Center shows that yield loss caused by water stress varies, depending on which growth stage or stages the bean plant is in when water is limited. The general recommendation is to make sure that the bean crop gets adequate water in the first two growth stages, the vegetative and flowering phases, and if it's necessary to cut back on irrigation, try to do so later in the season, during pod filling. - Drought increases toxic and poisonous plant risk to livestock
Drought increases poisoning risks for livestock by making their desired forages less available, causing timing shifts in grazing, and causing physiological changes in the desired forages on rangelands and pastures. Impacts of toxic and poisonous plant consumption can be as obvious as rapid death, as gradual as hair loss, or as discrete as early abortions and/or failing to breed. - Extension Educator stresses including a drought clause in your grazing lease:
The two most important components of a grazing lease agreement are stocking rate and lease rate, according to Jay Jenkins, UNL Extension Educator in Cherry County. Jenkins recommends that grazing leases should include a clause that covers how grazing pressure will be reduced in response to drought or other natural disaster.
- For ranchers, trigger dates and stocking rates are drought mitigation cornerstones:
As the area enters its second year of below average moisture, having and using a written drought management plan to mitigate the impact on grazing lands is key for 2013 and also for long-term forage production.
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Ranchers in drought-stricken parts of Nebraska are facing tough decisions in 2013, including how many livestock their depleted pastures will be able to support and whether to supplement pastures by planting forage crops to be grazed or harvested.
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Men: Pay attention to your health
Men's health issues significantly impact everyone around them, and far too many men never see a doctor unless there is something seriously wrong or a partner or spouse makes the appointment for them. June is Men's Health Month, and every year Men's Health Week is celebrated in the week leading up to and including Father's Day. Men's Health Month is celebrated with screenings, health fairs, media appearances, and other health education and outreach activities.
Drought and groundwater supplies
During times of drought people often ask University of Nebraska-Lincoln water scientist Steve Sibray the same question: Will the groundwater aquifer dry up? The answer isn't simple and also varies from one location to the next, said Sibray, a hydrogeologist with the UNL Conservation and Survey Division who is stationed at the Panhandle Research and Extension Center.The effects of groundwater level declines vary according to which part of the water-bearing formation a well was drilled into.
Earlier this year a large population of army cutworm larvae was reported in western Nebraska. In the spring, cutworm larvae turn into moths that are commonly known as miller moths, and now the millers have begun emerging in parts of Nebraska.
Direct harvest of dry beans draws a lot of interest
Dry bean producers who want to switch to direct harvest need to do more than simply change their harvest routine. They must adapt their entire production system, according to several speakers at a packed meeting in Alliance. Extension experts and others shared research and experience in direct harvest at a recent meeting at Alliance to an audience of 84 people who included producers, bean processor representatives, equipment company reps, and others.
Quick, easy method to measure harvest loss In pinto or Great Northern bean fields
This system incorporates use of a measuring frame, made to specific dimensions ahead of time in any farm shop. This method combines three key elements necessary for quick, easy, yet appropriately accurate measurement of harvest loss by producers in fields of Pinto or Great Northern bean fields: It is easy; no weighing or calculators are necessary. It is fast; each sample should take less than 3 minutes. It provides sufficient accuracy for growers to make good decisions while harvesting.
Historical Panhandle crop price report updated for 2012
Extension has issued the annual update to its report on crop prices in the Panhandle: Access "Historical Crop Prices, Seasonal Patterns, and Futures Basis for the Nebraska Panhandle, 1992-2012" by clicking. The report provides a basic price analysis for significant crops in the Panhandle to help growers and others make the best possible marketing and production decisions. It lists historical crop prices and seasonal patterns for corn, wheat, proso millet, sorghum, alfalfa hay, and dry edible beans. For corn and wheat, which are traded on futures commodity markets, the report also compares local cash prices to national futures prices to establish local basis.
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Every business owner in small-town Nebraska eventually will retire or sell the business. When that happens, most rural Nebraskans feel their community can play a role in facilitating business transition, according to results from the 2012 Nebraska Rural Poll. "Business and Wealth Transfer in Nonmetropolitan Nebraska" is the title of the third report released from the 2012 poll. Results are online at ruralpoll.unl.edu.
Understanding AUMs (Animal Unit Months)
As producers get ready to take cattle to summer pasture, questions often arise about the relationship between range management and stocking rate. Clearly, if the range resource is underutilized, then profitability will be decreased as more animals could have been using the range. Conversely, and more commonly, the tendency is to overgraze the range and put the sustainability of the range in jeopardy. Developing a grazing plan to utilize pastures can help producers effectively manage their forage resources. More useful information and links on Beef Production in Western Nebraska Web Site.
The term 'organic' has specific guidelines set by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Organic Program (NOP). In order for foods to be labeled organic, a government-approved certifier must inspect the farm to make sure the above standards have been met. There are also USDA standards for processing and handling organic food.More at Nebraska's Nutrition Education Program web site.
The North Platte River: Surface Water Irrigation Projects and Power Generation
This presentation provides a basic history and information about the North Platte River U.S. Bureau of Reclamation projects – surface irrigation, power generation and other related irrigation and power generation projects – on the North Platte River drainage. By Gary Stone, Extension Educator, Panhandle Research & Extension Center.
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Agribusiness professionals and crop producers will take a close-up look at field conditions, research and techniques at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's summer Crop Management Diagnostic Clinics.Topics on July 17 include: Corn Crop Canopy, Light Interception, and Grain Yield; Corn Silage, An Efficient and Economical Use of Corn Residue; and other topics. A totally different program on July 18 addresses Sex in the Corn Field: What Really Goes On Out There?; Evaluating Efficacy of Tank Mixing Herbicides for Hard-to-Control Weeds in Corn; and five additional topics. An August 28 clinic addresses Soil and Water Health topics including Cover Crops for Improving the Soil; Infiltration Test and Organic Matter; and others. For more information or to register, contact the ARDC CMDC Programs, 1071 County Road G, Ithaca, NE 68033, call 800-529-8030, fax 402-624-8010, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or visit the Web at http://ardc.unl.edu/training.shtml.
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MASSENA The Massena Public Library has a full board again.
The Massena Town Council unanimously approved five appointments during a special meeting Wednesday morning: Linda McDonald to a term that expires Dec. 31, 2012; Mark Englert to a term that expires Dec. 31, 2013; Emily Hutchison to a term that expires Dec. 31, 2014; Jack Baines to a term to that expires Dec. 31, 2015; and Robert Manning to a term that expires Dec. 31, 2016.
They replace former President John Acton, former Vice President Richard Geiser and former board members Barbara DeLine, Pamela Ouimet, Michael Gleason and Lisa C. Bero, who all resigned.
Mr. Acton, Mr. Geiser and Mr. Gleason resigned on June 5, following in the footsteps of Ms. DeLine and Ms. Ouimet, who had already submitted their resignations. Ms. Bero was the sole member of the previous board until her resignation on June 20.
Director Lynn Fountain also left after a year of service. She was replaced on an interim basis by retired Director Paul L. Schaffer, who is being paid $20 per hour for a maximum of three hours per day. Mr. Schaffer will continue until a new director is appointed by the new board.
Town Supervisor Joseph D. Gray said the council initially had nearly two dozen applications for the board positions following the resignations.
Some were eliminated because they did not meet the state Education Departments residency requirement of being able to vote in the town of Massena, according to Councilman Charles A. Raiti.
Others were eliminated from the pool of candidates because there may have been a conflict of interest in the past or present, Mr. Gray said.
Town board members whittled the number of resumes down to 14 people who had expressed an interest on their own or were recommended by another person, but Mr. Gray said some of those who were under consideration for a board position declined the offer.
Some were recommended but said thanks, but no thanks, he said.
When deciding whom to appoint, Mr. Gray said the council looked at items such as the persons educational background, community service and leadership.
It was a pretty impressive list. We got some really top-notch people who submitted resumes. Hopefully they mesh together and a chemistry is created, Councilman Albert N. Nicola said.
Ms. Hutchison said she had been thinking about serving in a volunteer role based on her interests and background.
I mentioned it to someone, and he encouraged me to put my resume in for consideration, she said.
Although she said she had an interest in serving on other boards as well, Ms. Hutchison said the library board was important.
I think a strong library is really vital, she said.
With the appointments, town board members said they would like to meet with the new library board members to discuss issues such as contracts, personnel issues, budget procedures and the relationship between the library and the state, Mr. Nicola said.
The library boards first order of business at its initial meeting will be to select their officers, Councilman John F. Macaulay said.
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- Place of origin:
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England, Great Britain (japanned) - Date:
ca. 1754 (made)
ca. 1840 (japanned) - Artist/Maker:
John Linnell, born 1729 - died 1796 (designer)
William Linnell, born 1698 - died 1763 (maker)
Coffey, John (probably, japanner) - Materials and Techniques:
Beechwood frame, gilt and japanned, with traces of red paint below; modern upholstery
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The form of this chair with its rectilinear back and arms filled with Chinese fretwork remained popular until the 1770s. Thomas Chippendale included designs for Chinese chairs in his Director, first published in 1754.
This Museum has two chairs from the set of eight ordered by the 4th Duke and Duchess of Beaufort from the London workshop run by William Linnell and his son, John. The original design for the chair by John Linnell is also in the V&A (museum no. E.71-1929).
In addition to the set of eight chairs, the Linnell firm also supplied the bed, the dressing table and a pair of dwarf bookcases for the Chinese Bedroom at Badminton House, Gloucestershire. The completed room was seen by Dr. Pococke in 1754 who commented on the 'Bedchamber finished and furnished very elegantly in the Chinese manner'.
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These chairs and the bed that they accompany were redecorated in black and gold in the 1830s and 1840s to match the commode and dwarf bookcases. The form of the chair is also different from that shown in John Linnell's design. The tracery of the back is rectilinear and the arms are curved rather than straight.


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More women are getting in the drivers seat when it comes to dating. According to a Valentine's Day survey by Leasetrader.com , 18 percent of women now prefer to drive on a first date, up from 12 percent a year earlier.
"You never know how guys really are sometimes or who they are or what their intentions are," Mary Lee said.
Teri Hesson, one of the 2,000 women surveyed, said she prefers to do the driving on a first date, rather than jump in the car with someone she does not know well.
"I just don't think it's a safe thing to have someone picking you up at home," she said. "And you're at their mercy, because you're in their car. And then if you get some place and you want to leave, you can't because you don't have transportation."
Lee agreed, saying taking her own car made it easier to "bail faster."
Ashton Collins also said it was a good idea, "because there's less chance that he's going to turn out to be a creep and take you someplace that you don't want to go. And also, I find that some guys drive a little scary, so I prefer to drive so I don't feel like my life is in danger."
Online matchmaking services also recommend driving separately.
But Hesson, Lee and Collins said they would feel better about riding with guys after they've gotten to know them better.


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Monkeying around with Chimpact for Windows Phone 8
Looking for a fun game for your Windows Phone 8 device? You may want to give Chimpact a try.
Chimpact is a jumper game of sorts where you have to navigate your chimp up the screen by launching him from hammock to hammock. Graphics are great, game play challenging and Chimpact is a enjoyable way to pass the time.
There are two game modes with Chimpact, Gem Quest and Totem Trail. Gem Quest is a multi-level game where you are tasked with moving your chimp up the screen, collecting gems along the way.
Totem Trail is a multi-level game but more task oriented. For example one level will require you to collect a certain number of bananas in a set time period while another reach the top of the screen without any damage.
Each game mode has four worlds with twelve levels each. All totaled, Chimpact has 240 challenge medallions to earn and eight special abilities for your chimp to unlock.
Game play is simple. Your chimp starts sleeping in the hammock at the bottom of the screen and you have to launch him around the screen until he reaches his home hammock. Just tap/hold on the hammock, drag your finger down (a directional arrow will appear) and release to launch your chimp around the jungle.
There are dangerous to avoid and bonus items to collect for extra points. Some launches require full power, while others require a more delicate touch.
Chimpact is a fun game for your Windows Phone 8 device. There is a free trial version to let you try Chimpact with the full version currently running $2.99.
You can find Chimpact here in the Windows Phone Store.
There are 24 comments. Sign in to commentpizzalovinhulk says:
Wow the quality is the best
mrshamoozoo says:
Yeah this game is simply stunning. I likes
Aggemam says:
Great news! I've been playing the trial version on my Windows 8 PC. Fun game. :D
Residing says:
I e-mailed the developers yesterday to see if perhaps they would be able to bring this game to WP7.5/7.8. Haven't heard back from them yet, but hope they respond with either a 'yes or no' to my inquiry. They also have this game for Windows 8, but I'm not interested in purchasing this to play on my desktop :)
I have a Lumia 900, but I read some of the reviews for WP8, and think it might be fun.
CaymanDreamin says:
The graphics are really nice, they really pop on the screen of my 920. The graphic style reminds me of Donkey Kong Country from Nintendo.
JonnieLasVegas says:
Yes, I was thinking the same thing. DK Country was a blast on my old snes!
NaterBater says:
You should download the free snes emulator and play dkc. Its awesome
Chill510 says:
What's the snes emulator called? I wanna check it out.
CaymanDreamin says:
Where do you get the ROMs?
NaterBater says:
I like emuparadise.com and go to the rom section. You'll have to download them to your computer and upload them to your SkyDrive, but its simple honestly. You can even just search Bing for snes roms
NaterBater says:
You'll need to unzip the files before you upload them though.
cdb033 says:
Its a very beautiful game! The most beautiful game I've seen for windows phone!
sanders2232 says:
Ya one of the best quality games I've seen.
MacDaMachine says:
Awesome game addicting for sure.
twixy16 says:
Does the game get more challenging? I love the graphics but the trial seemed way too easy to hold my interest.
jfmanzo says:
Yes, it gets much more challenging.
hacer619 says:
i bought the game after seeing the graphics quality
alaskanjackson says:
The ultimate arbiter...my 9 year old son has been playing this on his surface this morning. Loves the game and I am tempted to get it on my phone. Beautiful!
Aggemam says:
Funny how this game doesn't get that many comments here. IMHO this game is miles ahead of any other Xbox game for wp8. Beautiful graphics and very smooth too. I guess people prefer to complain. ;-)
cashcar1979 says:
Tried it on my Dell XPS 12 also...wow! Well made game!!
BooNMiNG says:
anyone facing issue where your progress won't save? i had gone through quite far in GEM quest and then i quit and when i return all the GEMS just disappear and everything is locked back i'll have to replay again... been 3-4 times and i stopped playing already.. anyone having this issue? Lumia 920 user
Wes Halton says:
Yes I am having the same problem on my 8X It has happened three times so far, but it has not happened every time I have quit. Shame really because it is a great fun game to play, addictive and great graphics and ideal for a short spell when waiting for an appointment etc ( that is when it does save your progress status afterwards that is ! )
tboy2000 says:
Does anyone know how much was this game in UK pounds before therice drop to 99p? was it £2.49?


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C is not known for its ability to manipulate strings in any easy manner. Other languages such as Perl or PHP are better designed to handle string functions because of a lack of types. However, there are a few functions that do make string manipulation in C a lot easier; one of those being the strtok function. strtok is used to tokenize or split a string on a user specified delimiter(s). This can be handy for parsing comma separated value files (csv), or any type of commonly formatted data strings or files.
The strtok function is unlike other C functions in that its initial call takes the string as an argument, but the subsequent calls to strtok take NULL as the string. This is because strtok has a handler behind the scenes that does all the dirty work of tokenizing the string. How is strtok defined?
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As shown above, strtok takes two arguments. The first argument "str" is the string we would like to tokenize or break into pieces specified by our delimiter. The second argument, "delim" is the string or single value we would like strtok to use to split on. This may sound somewhat confusing, and thus I have an example:
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 | #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> // Delimiter values #define DELIM " ,.-+" int main (int argc, char **argv) { char str_to_tokenize[] = "- Strtok is meant for - breaking up, strings with funny values. + 5"; char *str_ptr; fprintf(stdout, "Split \"%s\" into tokens:\n", str_to_tokenize); str_ptr = strtok(str_to_tokenize, DELIM); for(; str_ptr != NULL ;){ fprintf(stdout, "%s\n", str_ptr); str_ptr = strtok(NULL, DELIM); } return 0; } |
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A few things to note are, the DELIM #define I created is actually a string of basic values I inform strtok to split on. The string I used to tokenize contained spaces, dashes, commas, a period and an addition sign. strtok used all of those values to break up my string as shown by the output above. In a comma separated case (csv) your delimiter would most likely only be a comma. Another piece to note is within the for loop at line 17 in the example code, I pass strtok(NULL, DELIM). The NULL is very important, as behind the scenes strtok has a pointer to the remaining string and knows to continue working on it through each iteration. Once strtok has completed its work, it returns NULL, which is what I used as my conditional in the for loop.
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A city that is no longer there due to the Katrina Disaster
Is called a colorful city for 2 reasons See Atlantis N'awlins got fucked up during the cane...Aw shit, no mardi gras means no boobies
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The first sign that you are a tourist is if you pronounce New Orleans as N'awlins. Locals actually pronounce the city name as New Awlins. People from other cities hear N'awlins because of the way locals drag out and connect their words. Most locals actually hate hearing people say N'awlins or New Or-Leans. Im going to N'awlins for Mardi Gras!
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1. The way tourist say New Orleans (Nu Or-Lenz) because they saw a movie that was supposed to take place in New Orleans but it used people with Alabama accents for the actors. "Whats it like to live in N'awlins ?" Go away tourist before I rob you.
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I went to Bi Bim Bap on a thursday night and the area was pretty busy and so was the restaurant but I didn't have to wait more than 5 minutes to get a table. I went to this restaurant to get cheap & lovely food in a very expensive area. Just call the waiter whenever your are ready to order and they'll come straight away. I definitely recommend this place and I will be coming back soon.
Good cheap food Mon Mar 4 -
I loved this place, though went there yesterday and it ended up costing more than in previous years. The portions are smaller and it is not longer cheap. We were constantly being rushed out and the 10% service charge wasnt earnt by the staff
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I really loved this restaurant until tonight. I asked if I could be seated 5 mins before my friends arrived so I could order a beer and they refused to seat me. I appreciate that they make money through quick service but when your not even busy you would think they would make an effort to accommodate. Very unhelpful staff who don't care about their regular customers
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Friendly service, tasty food, good value if you want a quick meal while pasing through the area. Will go again.
Ian Thu Jun 21 2012Rated as: 5/5 -
The best place I have ever been,,,Absolutely love it^^ Will go there again and again))))
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Great food however service was slow, unfriendly and did not justify the 10% service charge which was automatically added to the bill. For wholesome Korean food on the go, Bi Bim Bap is great although for atmosphere and experience head elsewhere.
Liz Thu Feb 9 2012Rated as: 3/5 -
Great value, great toilets , vast menu one of the best Koreans in central London
nmarman Sat Feb 4 2012Rated as: 5/5 -
This is a little gem of a restaurant in Soho! They do the best BiBimBap's - and they do takeaway which makes them a perfect workday lunch venue. The food is healthy, delicious and filling which stops you snacking in the afternoon... Its at least a once a month treat for me. YUM!
Rosabella Fri Jan 27 2012Rated as: 5/5 -
Lovely food, friendly staff and the best bibimbap in town!
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Outstanding Food, APPALLING rude and slow service
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