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We have officially opened a new space near the heart of the Central Business District of Singapore. The B°NU Space is easily accessible by bus and has parking all around it. It is near three subway stations (Outram Park, Chinatown & Tanjong Pagar). In four years, a new subway station will be built directly in front of it. Moreover, the space is convenient for persons with disabilities, elderly and families.
The best thing about the space is that it is the epicenter of food with a diverse range of choices. Some examples would be an Austrian Sausage place below the block, Chinatown Complex Hawker Centre and Maxwell food market for local cuisine. If you want to head out for drinks and fine dining, the famous Keong Siak Street is just one block away.
The opportunity to run our own space came in July 2015 when we found out from our friends at Atelier Small that their landlord was moving out. This was timely because we were scouting for a space. Our tasting room at Boon Keng Road was inconvenient and was frequently used by other tenants. The need for a more permanent place to conduct our food workshops and pop-up events was essential for us to build the awareness of our brand. We wanted to offer our clients the opportunity to learn more about the fine food and wine producers we represented.
B°NU has always been about community, bringing people together and connecting people from different walks of life to create interesting projects. In collaboration with Atelier Small, we decided to co-share the space with them.
We have a solo exhibition Over The Rainbow featuring Yen Chua who is showcasing a series of paintings on endangered animals from the 12th to 22nd November . For more information on this event, click here.
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Hello. I want to run an old game on my MS Surface with Windows 10. It seems to work fine when I run it in Windows 7 compatibility mode with the exception that the mouse doesn't work. When the program is running (full screen mode), the mouse pointer sits in the middle of the screen and won't move. Any suggestions on how to get the mouse to work?
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What You'll Need
- 2 pounds plus 3 ounces shin of beef (or use flank or neck, chopped into chunks)
- 3 tablespoons flour
- 3 red onions (peeled, halved and roughly sliced)
- 1 3/4 ounces pancetta (or bacon, chopped)
- 3 sticks celery (chopped)
- 1 small handful rosemary (leaves picked from stem)
- 5 cups Newcastle Brown ale (or other dark ale)
- 2 parsnips (peeled and roughly chopped)
- 2 carrots (peeled and roughly chopped)
- 4 potatoes (peeled and roughly chopped)
- salt to taste
- black pepper to taste
- For the Dumplings:
- 1 3/4 cups self-rising flour
- 1/2 cup butter
- 1 pinch salt
- 1 pinch pepper
- 2 sprigs rosemary (chopped)
How to Make It
Season the , sprinkle with the flour and toss around until well coated.
Heat up a frying pan until it is good and hot, add a little olive oil and fry the beef in 2 batches until nice and brown. Transfer the meat to a big casserole -- one that is suitable to go on a stovetop burner -- mixing in the flour that was left on the plate after coating it.
Put the casserole on a medium heat, add the red onions and pancetta or bacon, and cook until the onions are translucent and the pancetta has a bit of color.
Add your celery and rosemary. Now you can pour in your and 1-1/4 cups of water, adding your parsnips, carrots, and potatoes. (Feel free to add whatever veg you like at this stage.) Bring to the boil, put a lid on, turn down the heat and leave it to simmer while you make the dumplings -- which are a choice.
Blitz the dumpling ingredients in a blender or rub between your fingers till you have a breadcrumb consistency, then add just enough water to make a dough that is not sticky. Divide it into ping-pong-ball-sized dumplings and put these into the stew, dunking them under. Put the lid back on and leave it to cook for 2 hours.
Taste it, season it as you like, and then serve the with some greens and loads of to mop up the juices.
Recipe Source: Happy Days with the Naked Chef by Jamie Oliver (Hyperion)
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I agree, but in the development phase we run up against the same problems as the rest of the world - we have to figure out what to concentrate on first, and this group happens to work mostly in text. (I am sure we have more graphic talent in this group than we are seeing demonstrated, but since it is fairly time consuming to produce graphics I have not done a lot of trying to illustrate things which don't seem stable). I did try to illustrate 3.4 a bit as an example - the current version of the results are at http://www.w3.org/2001/08/mmcmn which includes sound and images, and tries to show that ideas can be represented in several ways at once. It probably does show that I am not a great graphic artist capable of communicating the idea perfectly, but then we haven't managed to commmunicate it perfectly to everyone yet so I don't feel so bad <grin/>. cheers Charles On Sat, 24 Nov 2001, William Loughborough wrote: At 06:25 PM 11/24/01 -0800, Lisa Seeman wrote: >pictorial representation should be provided of each instruction Saying this is hypocritical unless you *do* it in this very document. This would be the quintessential example of eating our own dog food. -- Love. EACH UN-INDEXED/ANNOTATED WEB POSTING WE MAKE IS TESTAMENT TO OUR HYPOCRISY -- Charles McCathieNevile http://www.w3.org/People/Charles phone: +61 409 134 136 W3C Web Accessibility Initiative http://www.w3.org/WAI fax: +1 617 258 5999 Location: 21 Mitchell street FOOTSCRAY Vic 3011, Australia (or W3C INRIA, Route des Lucioles, BP 93, 06902 Sophia Antipolis Cedex, France)Received on Sunday, 25 November 2001 21:18:23 UTC
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Juneau-Douglas senior Sarah Tarver, shown here during a Nov. 6, 2009, match against Ketchikan, was one of three Crimson Bears named to the Juneau Invitational Volleyball Extravaganza All-Tournament team this weekend. Joining her from JDHS were senior teammates Taylor Larson and Daffodil Alinson; Sitka's Katie Hagan and Michelle Dumag; Eagle River's Megan Harvey, Kristin Dulik and Alyssa Klaameyer; East Anchorage's Taylor Hunt and Katie Hinshaw; Mt. Edgecumbe's Kristin Johanson; and Porter Creek's Erin Borgford.
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Whooping crane season discussed
Nov. 9, 2012 at 5:09 a.m.
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge will do a presentation on the 2011-12 whooping crane season at 10 a.m. Nov. 15 at the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge in Austwell.
Brad Strobel, Aransas National Wildlife Refuge biologist, will discuss the new method and technology being used to survey the population of this highly endangered bird. The presentation will emphasize the aerial survey methods used historically and currently to count the Aransas-Wood Buffalo flock of whooping cranes. The 30-minute presentation will be followed by a 30-minute question-and-answer session.
The refuge is located six miles south of Austwell on Farm-to-Market Road 2040.


text: "Vendicar Decarian" <VD at Pyro.net> wrote in message news:<U1dCb.2403$mV5.1709 at read1.cgocable.net>... > "Larry Harrell" <lhfotoware at hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:7a90c754.0312110735.1b7a2306 at posting.google.com... > > You don't HAVE to sell us your boards from Canadian clearcuts, ya > > know. > > That's true. Canadians could refuse to sell us their wood, but that would > be illegal under NAFTA. > > Meanwhile America continues to break the law by restricting the importation > of Canadian lumber into the U.S. > As Americans find out about how Canadian lumber is harvested, they will avoid it in the stores. I don't think we are restricting imports but, instead, taxes have been imposed. I don't know the intricacies of NAFTA law but, things will change when there is a glut of Canadian boards languishing in American stores. > > "Larry Harrell" <lhfotoware at hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:7a90c754.0312110735.1b7a2306 at posting.google.com... > > And, what are you doing with all the money we send you to buy > > wood, which we have plenty of in our own forests? > > There is plenty of wood in American forests, mostly in the form of tiny > treesunsuitable for anything but poor quality studs and particle board. > Americans purchase Canadian lumber primarily for one reason. > > Typical Canadian product superiority. We did and could again have higher quality wood products but, we're more protective of our forest ecosystems. Nothing can beat old growth sugar pine for wood strength and quality. At some point in the very distant future, we'll have forests where we can "pick and pluck" individual trees, supplying high quality wood (at high quality prices, I hope) without endangering forest ecosystems. I would also expect a backlash against Canadian forest products until better forest management is enacted. "Healthy Forests" will begin to eliminate American NIMBYism and, hopefully, improve our own forest ecosystems at risk to catastrophic fire. Larry, thinking globally and acting regionally <G>


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New Orleans clarinetist Dr. Michael White and his Original Liberty Jazz Band deliver authentic New Orleans jazz with an irresistible blend of passion, verve, experience and expertise. They play Jazz Fest on Saturday, April 28th.
Poncho Sanchez is one of the world's greatest conga players — and has led his own band now for 32 years. Sanchez and his band — featuring special guest Terence Blanchard — play Jazz Fest on Friday, April 27th.
DJ Soul Sister — a.k.a. Melissa Weber — spins her enticing brand of "Rare Groove" from the Congo Square stage at Jazz Fest Saturday, April 28th.
Dianne Reeves is one of the world's finest jazz singers, and through the years she has hired a lot of New Orleans musicians for her bands — including Herlin Riley, Chris Severin, David Torkanowsky — and these days, pianist Peter Martin and bassist Reginald Veal, who will be featured in her quintet at Jazz Fest.
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In his 1995 autobiography, Under a Hoodoo Moon, Dr. John writes about his tumultuous music career, a decades-long heroin addiction and the time he spent in prison on a drug-possession charge. The book is candid in a way that most of his music is not — until now. On his new album, Locked Down, Dr. John takes a more personal approach.
Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra Music Director Calor Miguel Prieto talks with Farrar Hudkins about this weekend's LPO concerts, including the Brahms Violin Concerto featuring Joshua Bell.
Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra Music Director Carlos Miguel Prieto talks with Farrar Hudkins about the LPO's Feb. 25 concert: Sergei Prokofiev's Symphony No. 1, Sergei Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 1 (featuring pianist Alexander Korsantia), and Dmitry Shostakovich's Symphony No. 1.
Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra Music Director Carlos Miguel Prieto talks with Farrar Hudkins about the LPO's concerts on Feb. 9, 2012, including Schoenberg's Chamber Symphony No. 1, Sarmientos' Marimba Concertino featuring Nena Lorenz, and Beethoven's Symphony No. 7.
Violist Masumi Per Rostad of the Pacifica Quartet talks about the group's appearance in New Orleans on Jan. 25, 2011.
A Shostakovich opera plucked from the Soviet composer's trash gets its world premier this weekend at the Los Angeles Philharmonic's Disney Hall. We hear from Gerard McBurney, the composer charged with fleshing out Shostakovich's lost work, Orango.


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In Memory of
Frank W. Addeo Jr.
March 8, 1940 - April 1, 2012
Frank W. Addeo Jr., 72, formerly of Bloomfield, passed away on April 1, 2012 at Morristown Memorial Hospital. Visitation will be today, from 3-9 pm. Funeral services will be conducted by the Zarro Funeral Home, (
), 145 Harrison St., Bloomfield, on Wednesday at 9:30 am followed by a mass at 10:30 am at Sacred Heart Church, Bloomfield, with interment to follow at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Bloomfield.
Frank is survived by his loving children and their spouses, Caroline Gartley, Frank Addeo, Geri Elias, Donna Matozzi, Anne Matarazzo and Anthony Addeo and their mother, Gerri Addeo; dear brother of Nicholas Addeo and Joseph Priolo; and his 14 cherished grandchildren. He was predeceased by his parents, Caroline and Francis Addeo Sr.; and siblings, Sam Addeo and Ida Priolo.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the family in his honor.
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Nevermind downloading the 1,564,273 mixtapes that'll drop today, Domino's Pizza has something truly worthwhile for all the weed heads in America. Consider this proof food conglomerates not only don't look down on paying homage to Bob Marley through herbal endeavors, they actually endorse doing so.
Doing a quick budget with the ol' noggin', $20 is all you'll need today to live like a king and fall asleep like a baby. Happy holidays to all and to all a good cypher.


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Survey Resultsby Derrick Story
Mac Newsletter for 04/02/2004
Dear Mac Reader,
Earlier this week, we concluded our second Mac DevCenter survey. Once again, the participation was terrific, with more than 1,200 respondents, many of whom posted comments to augment their multiple choice answers.
One of the ingredients that makes this recipe turn out so well is that we summarize the findings and share them with our audience. In the article, "Results from the Second Mac DevCenter Survey," I show you who is visiting the site, what some of their interests are, and the topics that interest them the most. I also touch on our editorial philosophy for 2004, so you have an idea what to expect in the coming months.
Here are a few findings to whet your appetite
- The PowerBook is this audience's computer of choice -- 45 percent of you are toting metal. The desktop G4 was a strong second at 25 percent, with the iBook being used by 11 percent of you. An interesting note is that the G5 desktop is the primary computer of choice for only 10 percent of this population -- far below the desktop G4. This is a number to keep an eye on for the next survey. I would have guessed beforehand that more users in this audience would have migrated to the G5 by now. That doesn't seem to be the case.
- The percentage of readers deploying for the Mac platform was overwhelming, as expected. But those in this audience also developing for Linux have grown, closing the gap with programmers who also write for Windows. In 2003, Windows development was the second most popular ranking. This year, deployment for Linux and Windows are in a virtual dead heat.
- Over 90 percent of this audience has upgraded to Panther -- not so surprising. But 56 percent of you have purchased iLife 04 and 48 percent maintain .Mac accounts. Over 30 percent of Mac DevCenter readers have moved up to the Pro version of QuickTime. And Keynote is now definitely on the radar -- 23 percent of you are using it.
Fun stuff, huh? That's because we have an active, interesting community working on the most exciting platform in personal computing. I hope you have time to stop by and learn more about your peers.
Until next time,
Derrick Story
Mac DevCenter Editor
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More than 1,200 Mac DevCenter readers responded to our second online survey. Here's who you are, what you like, and the directions in which you want us to go.
FileMaker-to-Oracle Migration with FmPro Migrator on Mac OS X , Part 2
FileMaker Pro 6 is a terrific database, as long as you stay within the confines of its design. In part one of this series, David Simpson provided practical migration information using FmPro Migrator on Mac OS X to automate the move from FileMaker to Oracle. Here in part two, he goes through the steps of completing a FileMaker-to-Oracle transition.
Creating Online Help with Tinderbox
Apple's online help system, Apple Help, has a dubious reputation among some Mac users, mainly because of poky performance. But Panther has improved the situation. Matt Neuburg built an online help system for a Mac application using a note-taking hypertext outliner called Tinderbox. He outlines the process in this article.
Setting Up Apple Remote Desktop
Whether you need to administer lots of computers in the workplace or the classroom, Apple Remote Desktop will make your job easier. Here's a walkthrough of its setup and basic operations.
Unix on Panther: Accessing the Internet
This excerpt from Learning Unix for Mac OS X Panther introduces Unix networking: remotely accessing your Mac from other computers and copying files between computers. It also shows you how the Connect to Server capability of Terminal can make common connections a breeze once you've set them up the first time.
Dev to Dev: James Duncan Davidson Interviews Panic
The folks at Panic have been producing great software for the Mac since the System 7 days. James Duncan Davidson, author of "Running Mac OS X," interviews the Panic cofounders to discuss Cocoa, Xcode, surviving with Apple, and making it as an independent developer.
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Taxidermy Designs is a small Family owned and operated business in Tomball, Texas. We take pride in our work and welcome all customers and clients. High quality mannikins, facial detail, muscle tone and natural positioning comes standard on all of our mounts at very competitive pricing! We have experience with game from all over the world and continue the study of live and photographic reference of wild game in order to keep our mounts looking as natural as possible. Please feel free to contact us for more information on our services, questions or concerns.
"The act of mounting or reproducing dead animals for display (e.g. as hunting trophies) or for other sources of study."
Walk-ins are welcome to come visit our taxidermy studio and show room or if you prefer just give us a call. All of our contact info and a map to our location is in the Contact Us section of our website. Don't forget to check our Portfolio section regularly as we will keep our photo galleries updated with new projects that we work on.


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877MAX Liftmaster Garage Door Opener Keyless Entry Keypad
#877MAX Liftmaster Garage Door Opener Wireless Keyless Entry keypad for use with Liftmaster, Chamberlain, Craftsman and some Raynor garage door openers
- Features Security+2.0 rolling code technology
- For use with Liftmaster, Sears, Chamberlain, Craftsman and some Raynor garage door openers manufactured since 1993 with a Green, Red, Orange, Purple or Yellow program learn button
- Compatible Raynor openers: Navigator, Pilot, Aviator, Commander, Endeavor, Ultra and Prodigy. Other Raynor openers (Flitestar & R-Series) may be compatible....please email us to confirm the opener has the correct radio equipment
- Backlit keypad
- Compatible with 315MHz and 390MHz frequency
- Replaces keyless models: 66LM, 976LM, 976LG, 977LM & 377LM
- Programmable 4-digit personal identification number
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- Includes 9V battery and programming instructions
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PlantTherapy: Patrick Blanc's New Book
'The Vertical Garden' – From Nature to the City
Prior to Blanc's recently published book I had to live off of a few web images and videos (like the one above) to get a better sense of what his work is like. Now I can't wait to get my hands on a copy of 'The Vertical Garden' which, by the reviews online, promises to have 300 gorgeouse pictures of Blanc's work from around the world.
Although simply summed up as 'vertical gardening', Blanc has worked for decades to bring nature into the urban landscape. The projects have been quietly gathering momentum in cities around the world, and this will be the first time and the only way to have them all in one place at one time (Much like the Avant Gardeners book released this year).
You can read The Reckless Gardener's book review here.
The publisher's page (W.W. Norton & Company Ltd.) is here.
Amazon has the book in hardcover at a discount.
Patrick Blanc's own website.
Patrick Blanc's work in Melbourne.
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Cason M. Kirby is an associate in the firm's Business Torts, Corporate Litigation, and Trial practice. Cason's practice focuses on representing privately-held companies in all types of business disputes, including the representation of both creditors and debtors in complex bankruptcy proceedings, workouts, and restructurings. Through his practice, Cason counsels businesses on meeting their changing needs throughout each step in the litigation process.
Cason has prosecuted and defended claims throughout the Southeast and has represented businesses of all sizes, from new start-ups to national, publicly-traded corporations.
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Spring Vegetable Penne with Lemon-Cream Sauce
|1 Tbsp Vera Jane's Extra-Virgin Olive Oil
|3/4 cup sweet onion, chopped
|(1) 4-oz pkg presliced mushrooms
|1 tsp fresh thyme, chopped
|1 garlic clove, minced
|1 Tbsp all-purpose flour
|1/2 cup low sodium chicken broth
|1/2 cup half and half
|3/4 cup Today's Harvest Frozen Green Peas
|3 Tbsp Parmigiano-Reggiano, shaved and divided
|1/2 tsp lemon rind, grated
|1 Tbsp fresh lemon juice
|1/2 tsp sea salt
|1/2 tsp freshly ground black pepper
|8 oz uncooked penne
|1 pound asparagus, diagonally cut (1 inch)
Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add oil; swirl to coat. Add onion and mushrooms; sauté 5 minutes or until tender. Add thyme and garlic; sauté 1 minute. Sprinkle mushroom mixture evenly with flour; cook 30 seconds, stirring constantly. Stir in broth and half and half; cook 2 minutes or until slightly thickened. Add peas, 2 Tbsp cheese, lemon rind, lemon juice, salt, and pepper; cook 1 minute or until peas are thoroughly heated.
Cook pasta according to package directions. During the last 3 minutes of cooking, add asparagus to pan; drain. Add pasta mixture to mushroom mixture; toss gently to coat. Sprinkle with remaining 1 Tbsp cheese.
Makes 4 servings
Per serving: 363 calories; 9g total fat; 4g saturated fat; 14mg cholesterol; 507mg sodium; 58g total carbohydrates; 6g dietary fiber; 16g protein;
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June 2015 - Norwegian Spirit to Europe - Mediterranean
Great family adventure and experience
We went on this cruise with our 2 teenagers, there were a ton of kids, food was very good, staff was amazing especially our waitress Grace in the dinning room. Ship was super clean and with all the washy washy happy happy it was extremely sanitary. Intertwine not was great except for 2 acts but over all good!we loved all the places we went and enjoyed our experience tremendously!


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How to show that if ab=cd is not prime????
I am curious if this statement is correct ...
If a prime can be expressed as the sum of two squares , then is the unique pair .
If it is true , we can solve it in this way :
If , then so is an even number ( not 2 , not prime ) .
Therefore , A has at least two pairs and it is not prime .


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Please extend or make permanent the ban on naked short selling and making sure short sellers legally borrow shares before selling the shares short. Creating shares out of thin air is just unfair. I hope the SEC will broaden the list of companies for the naked short sell rule.


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Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) announced its fall 2016 schedule today, highlighting a slate of new original series, returning favorites and thought-provoking documentaries – launching on September 5.
APTN And CBC To Profile Unearthed MMIWG Cases
Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) has announced today its plans with CBC to co-broadcast, Taken, a documentary series to help solve the mysteries behind Canada's missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls (MMIWG), produced by Lisa Meeches and Kyle Irving of Eagle Vision (Sharing Circle and We Were Children).
A live-streamed paranormal investigation event prepares viewers for second season of THE OTHER SIDE
Saskatoon's Angel Entertainment is pleased to announce that the second season of the paranormal investigation television series The Other Side will premiere on theAboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) on Halloween weekend.
APTN Adds Prison Drama Wenworth To Fall 2015 Schedule
Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) announced today its fall programming featuring a broadened collection of premieres as the network continues to appeal to a wider Canadian audience. Its fall schedule launches on September 7 and will rollout to captivate viewers up to the New Year.
Production Begins on Fifth Season of BLACKSTONE
Prairie Dog Film + Television announces that principle photography starts this week on season five of the hit dramatic television series Blackstone. This authentic series continues to rip stories from the headlines and explore substantial issues such as the missing and murdered aboriginal women epidemic and the alarming number of child deaths in foster care, many of which are indigenous. The …
The Other Side II Uncovering Paranormal Activity on the Prairies
Halloween might only come around once a year, but that doesn't stop ghostly activity from happening year-round at the Park Town Hotel.
APTN and OMNI Television Greenlight Season 2 of Original Dramedy Series, Mohawk Girls
APTN and OMNI Television today announced the second season renewal of the original series, Mohawk Girls. The half-hour series is filmed and set in Montreal and the Kahnawake Mohawk Territory in Quebec. Mohawk Girls was originally commissioned for seven-episodes by APTN and OMNI Television in May 2013, and is now renewed for Season 2 with an additional six episodes. Seasons 1 and 2 …
New Trailer of the Third Season of Blackstone
Here's a new trailer of the third season of Blackstone. A making of as well as seasons 1 & 2 marathon are set to air next wednesday (september 25th).
Blackstone's "Making Of" and Marathon Lead Up To Season 3 Premiere, Sept. 25th – Pics & Video!
Prairie Dog Film + Television is pleased to announce the long-awaited third season of Blackstone premieres September 25, 2013 on Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN).
APTN and OMNI Television Start Production on Original Series, Mohawk Girls
APTN, OMNI Television, and Rezolution Pictures today announced that principal shooting has begun on the seven-episode, 30-minute original series Mohawk Girls. The edgy new dramedy is both filmed and set in Montreal, and the Kahnawake Mohawk Territory in Quebec. Slated to premiere in 2014,Mohawk Girls will air in English on both APTN and OMNI Television, in Mandarin on OMNI, and in Mohawk on …


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#Rpm Day22 Song7 v3
When I loaded this up, it was the rough, rough sketch that took me 20mins to put together. It sounded old, and I was happy with it. Old as in "90′s power rock ballad" old. I've just kept this with no drums and feel like it really works. Just needs either another part or two to end. We'll see what inspires as the week unfolds. Excuse the bad edits here and there ..
Hunz Song7 Version3
There's a car in the meadow
I hear talk from the inside of it
but I am driver
And I've lost the road underneath
Move forward, it's already crowded here.
Well I can't move, I've complicated fears.
I can't take your suggestions
Cause my brain doesn't seem to agree
So it's best if we bargain
for the ownership of the key
Move forward, it's already crowded here.
and I can't move, I have complicated fears.
- Drawing in bass sample
- Found a nice tone
- Going to growl it a bit using the instrument setup
- Trying to find a distorted guitar like sound over the top
- Found over top sound shaping things around
- Don't think I'll put drums in this song at all
- Time for bed, although I think the neighbors have other plans T_T it's 11pm people.
- Early morning so I can get stuck into this.
- Just discovered the humanize button
- Trying to get the bass sounding more random
- Hearing other random notes now going to put them in.
- Still sticking to the no drum feeling
- but it feels a bit, eer .. Old.
- Need a break for this for now it's feel a bit crappy.
- Listening again, I think I feel the love for it again.
- Adding more instrumentation to the chorus
- Redid the vocal parts for the chorus
- Playing with the bass in the verse to add variation
- Going to keep the bass the same
- Like where it's heading it's simple and emotive.
- will take a few more hours to complete this one.
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The main reason I might donate rather than buying a commission is because I simply have nothing that I want drawn
The main reason I might donate rather than buying a commission is because I simply have nothing that I want drawn
And, like I said, woahkicks has done commissions before. So there's also people who can confirm they recieved one.
Wouldnt mind a nice new Steam avatar, just trying to think of something to ask for.
Got paid today aswell, so got some spare money . ill let you know if I think of anything, and will help out.
Don't have any money :c And I'm a bit skeptical after what has happened to FP over the years with scammers. Best of luck if you're the real deal though!
>Open here website
>See picture of almost nacked Applejack
But all serious, I can't donate anything, but I wish your friend the best of luck
By the way, if you cannot commission or donate, the 2nd best thing you can do is spread woahkicks's story around.
It can open the door to other people hearing about woahkicks's problem and helping out.
America has gone to the dogs and even the working man who pays insurance has no guarantee his insurer will pick up the tab. It's interesting that after the war many countries that were given constitutions and civilised structure with assistance from America have National Health yet America still lacks this basic right.
If only they would cut defence spending and catch up with the rest of us. Roosevelt had drawn up an addition to the constitution after the war and part of it was a National Health, if he hadn't have died when he did you guys would have got one. So sad.
My guess is many reading this thread will not be totally convinced of your story here. A photo of yourself holding your bill might help you out a bit. For all we know you might be a Nigerian beggar posting from an internet café on a proxy. Internets are shifty.
Well woahkicks (who is the girl who wrote the commission posts I quoted in the releases) posted her bill somewhere earlier in the thread. Of course the skepticism is totally understandable. You lose 90% of communication through the internet, and, well, in this case, the ability to actually see her is one of them.
Amen to US's health care being in the shitter though. That's interesting about FDR, although, tbqh, I half suspect his Bill would've been neutered somewhere down the line.
Good news, theres $494 floating around from what i mentioned before, however, it is a lot of money so I'd need this from you woahkicks:
A picture of you, holding the bill in one hand,and a piece of paper with Facepunch written on it, with trying to get the bill as legible as possible just so we know its the same one. You don't have to post this publicly, just either PM it to me on here or message me on Steam.
Added you on steam too.
She's as legit as you can get without, you know, personally knowing her, just sent me the picture as requested and everything checks out.
Hope this helps by the way
Thanks to Asgard for sending it.
And anyone else who wants to commission or donate, just ask RayvenQ if you're skeptical.
Gotta thank the Facepunchers for donating all that.
snip, he got here first
i would love to help, but I am skint :(
I sent her a question regarding commissions on both tumblr and facepunch. I have a feeling that she might have responded on tumblr, but I have no idea how to check for that. Anyone know how?
If it was through anon, check her dashboard for a reply. If it was through your username, you'll get a reply either through your dash or through the private messaging system.
I'll be tossing some stuff her/his way
Now... what would i like drawn?
I'v added her onto skype hopefuly she get on before my power gets shut off from some bimbo hiting a tree or something...
If it's any help were looking for a graphic artist on Totseans.com
Just simple website stuff.
I wish her luck <3
I'll try to get in touch with her about it then.


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TULSA - A state audit just released Tuesday accuses EMSA leaders of overspending and destroying the public's trust.
The 46-page audit details questionable spending by EMSA employees and even singles out EMSA's CEO Steve Williamson.
Questions about EMSA's billing practices and even a lawsuit eventually led to the state audit. While the audit didn't find intentional billing errors, it uncovered excessive spending.
The audit shows $4,300 spent on an employee anniversary party, two spa bills totaling $900 and several other expensive gifts.
The audit found CEO Steve Williamson spent more than $416,000 over a three-and-a-half-year period.
More than half of that was spent with no board oversight.
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Williamson has faced allegations of overspending before. In 2009, records show he spent $500 on a hotel room and took officials out to dinner for $450.
The audit holds the board of trustees responsible and blames board members for a lack of accountability and fostering a culture of inappropriate spending.
Tulsa city councilor Karen Gilbert calls the findings shocking.
"You just can't have lavish spending. When you're dealing with taxpayer dollars. So we've got to get to the root of it. And find out why this happened, and make sure that it doesn't happen again," Gilbert said.
The audit recommends EMSA improve its financial oversight by performing evaluations of its CEO and other employees.
EMSA board members will discuss the findings of the audit during a meeting Wednesday afternoon. In the meantime, EMSA released this statement:
"The audit, released this afternoon, was requested by the EMSA board, as part of our efforts in past months to improve the organization's overall practices and policies," said Lillian Perryman, chairwoman of the EMSA board.
"We requested it because we wanted specific areas evaluated by a third party and look forward to seeing their recommendations. We are still reviewing the report and it will be discussed in detail in tomorrow's board meeting.
"The board and EMSA management must review the report and recommendations made by the State Auditor in detail and make decisions based on what is best for the citizens of the communities served by EMSA. What we do with the information is the critical piece of the audit process and we will be committed to improving organizational practices. The quality of care delivered by our service to our citizens in the Tulsa and Oklahoma City areas is excellent and has never been called into question.
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With the demise of not only the local video rental store close to my home a few years ago, followed by the demise of the national chain video rental store, Redbox has become the place where I often rent most of my videos. Thing is, the ones at Price Chopper, Hannaford and the Cumberland Farms are still a couple miles away, so my wife and I joke about having one open closer to home, such as at the CVS or, better yet, on the corner of our block.
Well, Redbox won't be coming to our block, but it will be coming to the CVS, as my wife predicted. The video rental vending machines at grocery stores around the Capital Region will be coming to a CVS near you, officials from the company said in an e-mail, saying they plan on rolling out 700 new machines around the country by the end of this year.
Already, Redbox — in which DVDs cost $1 per day plus tax — are in 23,000 locations and have vended 880 million DVDs so far, the company's statement said.


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Carrie Underwood joined Taylor Swift as the two Nashville representatives performing on last night's American Music Awards. Before the show Underwood told Rolling Stone she sees herself as an ambassador of the city's music scene.
"I definitely want to represent our genre as best as I can," she said. "And I want people to say, 'Oh, that's what I've been missing – I will listen more.'"
People certainly are paying more attention to Music City right now, thanks to the hit ABC show that carries the name of country music's home. Underwood is a fan: "I feel like the show represents our town really well," she said. "I love watching the show because I'm like, 'I eat there.'"
While she is a fan, she hopes people realize the series takes some dramatic license to make for better TV. "I hope they don't think all the ladies of country music are that scandalous, because I promise you we're not," she said, laughing. "I hope people don't think it's all backstabbing and everybody sleeping with everybody else. That's really not [the case], at least to my knowledge. There might be all kinds of stuff going on that I don't know about, but not in my world. People really are pretty open and friendly and normal."
Photos: 2012 American Music Awards Red Carpet
Underwood might have some acting in her future. Though vague on the subject, she promises there's something very different in line for her in the new year. It's "something really different that would be out of my comfort zone, a really wonderful thing to put on my 'I did that' list," she said.
Before that she will spend time doing much more familiar activity, touring, with another 40 dates added to her spring 2013 itinerary. It makes for a lot of time on the road, but for Underwood it's fine – it means people are interested. "Everything is going extremely well so far for the next leg. It's exciting."
Perhaps there will be some more duets in her future as well. She has performed in the past with Stevie Wonder and Tony Bennett, among others, and she just recorded "Can't Stop Loving You" with Aerosmith. They've all been learning experiences for the country superstar.
"I grew up listening to Aerosmith. I love Tony Bennett. I've always loved Brad Paisley. I love Stevie Wonder, of course – who doesn't?" she said. "So getting those opportunities to meet and talk with people and collaborate, even if it's just on a little event like I did with Stevie and Tony last year, it's amazing. And I feel really lucky, because I feel like I can hang with all those people and I don't feel like, 'Oh, I only sing country music.' That's my heart, that's my home, but I like to do something different and unexpected and learn from them, because they are the masters."


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Zionism is the Jewish national liberation movement. "Zionism" derives its name from "Zion," (pronounced "Tzyion" in Hebrew) a hill in Jerusalem. The word means "marker" or commemoration. "Shivath Tzion" is one of the traditional terms for the return of Jewish exiles. "Zionism" is not a monolithic ideological movement. It includes, for example, socialist Zionists such as Ber Borochov, religious Zionists such as rabbis Kook and Reines, nationalists such as Zeev Jabotinsky and cultural Zionists exemplified by Asher Ginsberg (Ahad Ha'am). Zionist ideas evolved over time and were influenced by circumstances as well as by social and cultural movements popular in Europe at different times, including socialism, nationalism and colonialism, and assumed different "flavors" depending on the country of origin of the thinkers and prevalent contemporary intellectual currents. Accordingly, no single person, publication, quote or pronouncement should be taken as embodying "official" Zionist ideology.
Pre-Zionism - The cultural basis of Zionism, the tie of the Jewish people to the land of Israel, existed since the time of the exile, throughout the history of the Galut (Golah, Diaspora). In this period, Zionism was often expressed in Messianic movements. We may, with some truth as well as humor, call this the period of "impractical Zionism."
Proto-Zionism - Early 19th century writings and movements that advocated the restoration of the Jews to the land of Israel, without waiting for the Messiah. This included the rabbinical Zionism of rabbi Yehudah Alkalai and Rabbi Tzvi Hirsh Kalischer as well as the somewhat later practical and secular Zionism of Moses Hess, Leon Pinsker and others.
Foundational Zionism - In this period, Zionism became an organized political movement inspired and initially led by Theodor Herzl and then by Chaim Weizmann. It includes the development of Zionism from the first Zionist congress to the British Mandate, including Political Zionism, Cultural Zionism, Practical Zionism,Religious Zionism and Territorial Zionism. The latter movements were stimulated as a reaction to Political Zionism. This period also saw the emergence of Labor Zionism or Socialist Zionism. The principle concern of Zionism in this period was obtaining a charter for a Jewish national home. The Zionist movement was led by middle and upper class Jews.
Mandatory Zionism - Under the British mandate, the leadership of the Zionist movement came to be centered in the land of Israel ("Palestine") rather than in Europe, and became identified with the Labor Zionist leadership of the Jewish Yishuv (community in Palestine). In this period Zionism focused on settling the land, on defense against Arabs, and later on rescuing Jews from the Holocaust and the struggle against the British government. David Ben-Gurion led the Zionist movement during most of this period.
Zionism after the birth of Israel - The Israel War of Independence and the birth of the state of Israel marked a watershed in the ideological and practical development of Zionism. David Ben-Gurion again is identified with the initial period of Israeli independence. Inside Israel, "Zionism" became associated with "official" ideology and political cant, derisively known as "tsiyonut."
Zionism after the Six Day War - The Six day war wrought significant changes in Zionism. It made Zionism more respectable in the United States among American Jews and it kindled a Zionist reawakening in Jews around the world, especially in the Soviet Union. At the same time it encouraged militarism, the birth of the Greater Israel movement and ultimately helped to bring to power revisionist Zionism under Menachem Begin and the Likud party. It also encouraged the dangerously complacent belief that the existence of Israel is an irreversible fact.
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The "Post-Zionist" Reaction and dovish Zionism - Those Israelis who opposed the settlement movement initiated a reaction against the Zionist swing to the right. This reaction expressed itself in the form of Zionist opposition to government policies, and of anti-Zionist opposition, which called itself "post-Zionist." The Zionist opposition seeks to end the occupation and settlement of territories conquered in 1967. The latter group strives to discredit Zionism as a colonialist imperialist movement and wants to end the Jewish State of Israel. As a byproduct of the Oslo peace process and the subsequent violence, the post-Zionist movement achieved considerable prominence for a time. Professor Zeev Sternhell is considered a member of the Zionist opposition, while Ilan Pappe is a "post-Zionist," actually anti-Zionist, advocate of the abolition of the Jewish national home.
Zionist Revival - The Arab Palestinian violence that began in September 2000 was accompanied by increasingly strident anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism, including calls for academic boycotts of Israel and calls for dismantling the "apartheid state." This induced a revival of Zionism and Zionist sentiment, especially abroad.
It is a classic in paranoid, racist literature. Taken by the gullible as the confidential minutes of a Jewish conclave convened in the last years of the nineteenth century, it has been heralded by anti-Semites as proof that Jews are plotting to take over the world. Since its contrivance around the turn of the century by the Russian Okhrana, or Czarist secret police, "The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion" has taken root in bigoted, frightened minds around the world. The booklet's twenty-four sections spell out the alleged secret plans of Jewish leaders seeking to attain world domination. They represent the most notorious political forgery of modern times. Although thoroughly discredited, the document is still being used to stir up anti-Semitic hatred. Origins of the Protocols Serge Nilus, a little-known Czarist official in Moscow, edited several editions of the Protocols, each with a different account of how he discovered the document. In his 1911 edition Nilus claimed that his source had stolen the document from (a non-existent) Zionist headquarters in France. Other "editors" of the Protocols maintained that the document was read at the First Zionist Congress held in 1897 in Basel, Switzerland. Note: According to reputable scholars, including Prof. Norman Cohn in his noted book, Warrant for Genocide, the world-control myth was actually lifted from a 19th century French politcal satire in which the alleged plotters weren't even Jewish.
The Hoax Spreads Impact of the Bolshevik Revolution After the Russian Revolution in 1917, frustrated supporters of the ousted Czar rescued the document from obscurity in order to discredit the Bolsheviks. The emigre Czarists portrayed the Revolution as part of a Jewish plot to enslave the world, and pointed to the Protocols as the blueprint of that plan. The scheme of yoking the Protocols to the Bolshevik Revolution not only led to the allegation of a Judeo-Communist conspiracy, but promoted the forgery internationally. In later years, vicious Soviet anti-Semitic propaganda under Stalin and others echoed the conspiracy mythology of the Protocols. International Publicity In the 1920's, two British correspondents, Robert Wilton of the London Times and Victor Marsden of the Morning Post, each of whom had lived in pre-Communist Russia, .promoted the idea of a Jewish conspiracy in Great Britain. Eighteen articles on the subject of a Jewish conspiracy as well as on the "Protocols" themselves were published in the Morning Post. Marsden translated the Protocols into English and in his introduction to the document asserted: . . . the Jews are carrying it out with steadfast purpose, creating wars and revolutions, . . .to destroy the white Gentile race, that the Jews may seize the power during the resulting chaos and rule with their claimed superior intelligence over the remaining races of the world, as kings over slaves."
A Polish language edition of the Protocols appeared in 1920. The following year the Arabs of Palestine and Syria used the Protocols to stir up resentment against Jewish settlers in Palestine, suggesting that the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine would further advance the "international Jewish conspiracy." This propaganda tactic persists in the contemporary Middle East; Arabic editions of the Protocols have been widely circulated by official Saudi sources, among others. American Debut The Protocols were publicized in America by Boris Brasol, a former Czarist prosecutor. Auto magnate Henry Ford was one of those who responded to Brasol's conspiratorial fantasies. "The Dearborn Independent," owned by Ford, published an American version of the Protocols between May and September of 1920 in a series called 'The International Jew: the World's Foremost Problem." The articles were later republished in book form with half a million copies in circulation in the United States, and were translated into several foreign languages. By 1927 Ford had repudiated the "International Jew," but hundreds of thousands of people around the world had been encouraged by his initial endorsement to accept the Protocols as genuine. The Protocols and Nazi Germany The Protocols served to rationalize anti-Semitism and genocide in Hitler's Germany. The myth of the Jewish world conspiracy permeated Hitler's thinking, and he linked Germany's economic hardship during the 1920s to the secret plot. Once in power Hitler invoked the Protocols to justify anti-Semitic legislatedit on 18-11-2012 by Veritas1 because: (no reason given)
I have read a lot of posts here lately about zionsim, in which the majority were negative in context. This led me to study a little bit more about exactly what zionism is,
negative in context
and wondered if most of the posters that were putting negative posts about it really understood what it is.
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I am studying more about it, and I admit I don't know everything about it, but there is NO excuse for the virulent hatred that is being spouted off in these forums against the Israeli people. I give them a lot of credit for what they have done, a small country surrounded by enemies constantly lobbing missiles and attacks at them. However, when they do decide to fight back, then everyone seems to say, "Oh, big bad Israel is at it again," or Israel is so horrible, but yet they have withstood this long, and they will continue to stand. Im trying to stay away from the religious aspects of this, but according to text, when Israels' enemies come against them, and they will, then God will destroy them, so the whole world better keep any focused on this.
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Originally posted by Veritas1
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I am studying more about it, and I admit I don't know everything about it, but there is NO excuse for the virulent hatred that is being spouted off in these forums against the Israeli people. I give them a lot of credit for what they have done, a small country surrounded by enemies constantly lobbing missiles and attacks at them. However, when they do decide to fight back, then everyone seems to say, "Oh, big bad Israel is at it again," or Israel is so horrible, but yet they have withstood this long, and they will continue to stand. Im trying to stay away from the religious aspects of this, but according to text, when Israels' enemies come against them, and they will, then God will destroy them, so the whole world better keep any focused on this.
Do not confuse the Jews with the Zion Party.
Originally posted by Pedro4077
it's a big club that reaches far beyond Israel.
Originally posted by Veritas1
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no, I feel as I need to"study more" about this. Its not a "victory" for you. Come on man, grow up. I just feel as it possibly needs further review so that I can state my point more correctly.
Theodor Herzl (1860-1904), the founder of modern Zionism, recognized that anti-Semitism would further his cause, the creation of a separate state for Jews. To solve the Jewish Question, he maintained "we must, above all, make it an international political issue."
Herzl wrote that Zionism offered the world a welcome "final solution of the Jewish question." In his "Diaries", page 19, Herzl stated "Anti-Semites will become our surest friends, anti-Semitic countries our allies."


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text: great so is NIF stable enough and the recommended solution for any kind of interfacing with C/C++? I read in the following link that NIF is good for simple CPU bound operations and linked in port driver is good for IO and fine grained concurrency. Is that not true anymore? http://www.erlang-factory.com/upload/presentations/215/ErlangFactorySFBay2010-CliffMoon.pdf On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 3:15 AM, Sverker Eriksson <>wrote: > Actually, NIFs don't use ports so there is no locking at all needed to call > a NIF, except > the locks already held on the running process. If you introduce data that > could be shared > between concurrent NIF calls, then you have to serialize that access with > your own > locking. Using enif_mutex_* for example. > > You can't use async-threads from a NIF, but you can create custom threads > with > enif_thread_create and send messages from that thread with enif_send. > > /Sverker, Erlang/OTP > > > Michael Truog wrote: > >> Ok, I didn't realize that you had found the same linked in driver >> permanent issue on trapexit. I at least offered my explanation of what >> you seem to be experiencing. >> >> After looking at NIFs, they actually look like they are using port level >> locking by default (as described at >> http://erlang.org/doc/man/erl_nif.html by the "Threads and concurrency" >> section). It would be much easier to create a NIF, but there is no >> interface for async threads through NIFs (though you can send a process >> a message with enif_send, which might help facilitate asynchronous >> behavior). If you stick with a port driver, you would need to use >> ERL_DRV_FLAG_USE_PORT_LOCKING as previously mentioned. Either way you >> want the C code to be quick, so you don't block the Erlang VM scheduler >> thread. >> >> - Michael >> On 07/13/2010 10:10 PM, Michael Truog wrote: >> >> >>> I think you are having problems with the driver becoming permanent when >>> you make the first asynchronous call (there is code that locks the port >>> driver so the dll/so can not be unloaded (so it can't be reloaded)). The >>> code is trying to protect the code from the possibility that a >>> thread finishes but the port driver has already been unloaded, which is >>> a valid concern (but could be handled in more complex ways). The >>> problem has been mentioned before here >>> >>> http://www.trapexit.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14295&sid=5de3c47e32136682080511d8d95d458e >>> . >>> >>> ERL_DRV_FLAG_USE_PORT_LOCKING is the flag to make sure different >>> scheduler threads can call the port driver instances concurrently (the >>> entry in the driver_flags struct member >>> http://www.erlang.org/doc/man/driver_entry.html#driver_flags) as >>> discussed here http://www.erlang.org/doc/man/erl_driver.html#smp_support >>> . I assume NIFs use the port driver default of "driver level locking" >>> (driver_flags == 0, i.e., not ERL_DRV_FLAG_USE_PORT_LOCKING), but I am >>> not sure. >>> >>> - Michael >>> >>> On 07/13/2010 08:28 PM, Vinubalaji Gopal wrote: >>> >>> >>>> Hi all, >>>> I have been digging hard to write a port linked in driver which would >>>> perform better and most of my searches resulted in dead threads (like >>>> >>>> http://www.trapexit.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14295&sid=5de3c47e32136682080511d8d95d458e >>>> ) >>>> and most of my experiments did not give me any good results . I tried to >>>> use >>>> async threads but I am not able to call these async threads >>>> asynchronously. >>>> If I try to make multiple erlang processes open the same port it just >>>> fails >>>> saying that the driver has become permanent. If I try to open a single >>>> port >>>> driver - I have to do that in a single gen_server and it blocks when I >>>> call port_command - so all the messages are queued and processed >>>> sequentially. Is there a way to write a linked in driver which will >>>> perform >>>> better and/or better links to help (I have read the erl_driver >>>> documentation, erl_ddll documentation numerous times). >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> ________________________________________________________________ >>> erlang-questions (at) erlang.org mailing list. >>> See http://www.erlang.org/faq.html >>> To unsubscribe; mailto: >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> ________________________________________________________________ >> erlang-questions (at) erlang.org mailing list. >> See http://www.erlang.org/faq.html >> To unsubscribe; mailto: >> >> >> > > -- Vinu In a world without fences who needs Gates?


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This week's edited conversation between 49ers outside linebacker Ahmad Brooks and KNBR's Rod Brooks:
Rod: It's always great in sports when you see people who work hard to succeed and improve and get a deal like this. I don't know if people know your story, but you were in the supplemental draft, you got cut a couple times, you really had to work your way to this point. Can you talk about that journey?
Ahmad: It's been a long, long journey for me. Being one of the top prospects coming out of college, and then seeing that dream shattered … it was kind of depressing at that time. I had to go through the supplemental draft and that whole process, got drafted in the third round after I was supposed to be a first-round draft pick but let that slip through my hands. I was with the Bengals for two years, got released, and then the 49ers picked me up. I was an inside linebacker, and I was coming off an injury in my second year. … So my whole third year in the NFL, I didn't play one snap. I just pretty much practiced. It was kind of a blessing in disguise to be picked up by the San Francisco 49ers, and to still be getting paid as if I were playing every week, and just being able to get back on track as a football player after I had torn both of my groin muscles. … Then in my fourth year, I had a chance to become a second-team guy – coming in on third-down situations, rushing the passer. … My fifth year I was basically in the same position. I wanted to be a starter, but I had an injury in training camp which set me back. … This past year, I just told myself that I wanted to focus on becoming a starter, and then once I become a starter, stay a starter and make as many plays as I can.
Rod: As a coach who saw something in you to say, "Let's give this guy a chance," what did (Mike) Singletary mean to you?
Ahmad: Yeah, he gave me a chance to play. I was happy to be on the team, and help out my team as much as possible. I'm a team guy, so it's all about the team. I probably said some things about me becoming a starter and me wanting to start, because I felt like I was that type of player. … Coach Singletary was a good coach – and he was a good player. … As far as him knowing the linebacker position and knowing talent, I think he did see something in me at that time.
Rod: As this season went on, it became apparent to me that the defense you guys were throwing out there was lethal. … Did you guys know early on that you had something big working here?
Ahmad: Our defense is something special. … There are just so many guys you can name that can go out there and make a big play at any given time. … It's a lot of talent on the field, it was a lot of fun playing with them, and not just out there playing on the field, but it's like that in the locker room. … It's kind of like we're brothers, you know what I mean? And that's what makes it so special, because the coaches feed off of it too. … It's a great place to be at, and I'm just so happy to be here.
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Title almost says it all. The "buy it now" price is 90k.
Title almost says it all. The "buy it now" price is 90k.
That's sad. It's also a heck of a lot of money.
That is sad, but I would love to buy it if I had that kind of coin.
I'd buy it and use it for my wedding ring
That's just sad.
Ugh. It's times like this that I wish I had millions so I could just buy it and give it back to the guy or the university.
But fuck Rumeal. He doesn't deserve anything.
Yeah, fuck people who screw up. I want only the sinless to call themselves Wolverines.
That is downright appalling. Rumeal is a scumbag. You never, ever, do anything intentionally to harm your parents. Never.
That is downright appalling. Rumeal is a scumbag. You never, ever, do anything intentionally to harm your parents. Never.
And make her lose her house just "screwed up." The fact that after doing this he somehow deserves someone else buying his ring for thousands of dollars and giving it to him is laughable. But hey, I'm sure you can buy something for Ted Kaczynski too, because we wouldn't want to judge.
I'm not defending what he did, but he's paying for his actions. I don't think "Fuck Rumeal Robinson" helps anything.
So she's not living in a little apartment, then he's "paid for his actions." Till then, the idea of someone buying him things is appalling.
That's a laughable price. I've seen Super Bowl rings go for like $10k.
On second look, there's a bunch of Super Bowl rings on ebay for like $1-2k. Those things have really come down in price.
Aren't the gems alone worth more than that? And I would expect a bball national championship ring to be worth more since there are far fewer of them for a given team and more people heavily invested emotionally in college teams than pro teams. I don't know if I would expect thaaat much of a difference but I bet someone out there would pay 90 thousand.
is not even close to realistic. I think the cache of a SB ring makes it more valuable than an NCAA ring. It is marketable to much fewer people since only alumni/wealthy fans would be interested whereas a SB ring would have anyone want one.
Agree to disagree. I think the number of devoted Michigan fans is bigger than the number of devoted fans of any one pro team nationwide. If I had the money I'd much rather have a UofM national championship ring than a Lions superbowl ring. I'm not really the type that would spend money on something like that even if I had it though, so maybe I'm wrong.
If you see a Lions Superbowl ring, don't buy it. I'm 99.9% certain that it will be fake.
Only 99.9%? Had me laughing for a bit though.
It may have a cache of gems, but it has cachet.
More people would want to buy a Super Bowl ring but there would be people who would be willing to buy a college national championship ring for more (money). Since this is only one piece, the number of people who are interested is not as important as finding that one person who is really interested.
That being said the current asking price is excessively optimistic.
Part of it is that there are so many more rings for football than really any other sport. I mean, ever guy on the roster gets one, plus people in the organization deemed essential to the success. so every year, they could have over a hundred floating around.
I hope his mother sees some of the money when it sells...It is unbelievable what he did to her.
Deploy the Brandon.
Would be a really nice piece to Crisler Center display cases. Not sure if one is already there though.
90k thats a steal compared to what he wants for a Green Bay packers ring....
Thank god it has free shipping! That would have been a deal breaker if I had to fork over a few dollars to ships my 2.5 million dollar Super Bowl ring.
I'll be buying lottery tickets tomorrow...
Read the fine print - the seller sounds like a sleazebag. 200% money back guarantee if it's deemed not real. I guess a transaction under these circumstances is sleazy.
Nah that's just a warranty clause basically. He can put the term in if he wants where normally you'd be suing for less than that.
Source: going to fail my contracts exam on Thursday so don't listen to me at all.
Since the going price for a Heisman trophy is between $200k-$300k, I'm thinking $90k is a little optimistic for the ring. An enterprising MGoBlogger should start a kickstarter campaign... I'm thinking $15k might be enough to get it and send it over to Crisler
He's selling other championship rings between 1k and 9k. Its odd that this one is so much more. He may have accidentally made it 90k instead of 9k??
Practically all those rings in the 1K to 9K ranges are called Salesmen Samples. Theyare the samples/duplicates of the actual rings given to the specific players. Actual player rings worth a whole lot more, but 90K is way too high.
Perhaps they think a lot people remember the free throws.
If I had the money, I wouldn't buy it unless I knew the money went rigid mother. He doesn't deserve a dime of it !
Unless the money went to his mother !!!! I'm on iPhone
I think it's a good idea to invoke the MVictors eBay championship ring caveats here. We don't know how this ring got to where it is. Rumeal could have given it to somebody, it could have been lost or stolen and is now being resold, etc. etc.
Rumeal, largely by his own doing, has gotten himself in a lot of trouble over the years. But we don't know how this ring got here, and it's not right to jump to conclusions about how or why it is being sold.
Monday morning here out west. Wife is still sleeping. Might pull the trigger on this.
Sounds like a plan. You pull the trigger now, she pulls the trigger when she wakes up.
It may be priced high because it has "Mission Accomplished" on it. How wierd.
Mission Accomplished was a team slogan of sorts during the '89 tournament run.
There's screwing up and there's cheating your mother!
Well, at least you get free shipping...
A lot of those SB rings were not owned by the players. Most organizations hand out SB rings (usually with less jewels and whatnot) to everybody in the organization, including executives, assistants, trainers, etc. Some teams give out hundreds of rings. Hence, they do not fetch that much in the market. A ring liked this owned by a key player on the team is going to be worth much much more.
That he has had this thing, in his possession at any point during the last 10 years... meanwhile this guys has been either sitting on it, or whomever has been sitting on it for some time.
Kickstarter to buy it and return it to Rumeal? Nice gesture?
Bcuz he's a guy deserving of a nice gesture.


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As far as fast starts are concerned,
Nine seconds into the game, the 49ers had seven points and Brooks' had robbed his college teammate.
"I just really reacted to the play," Brooks said of the 49ers only scoring play in a 30-7 defeat the visiting Houston Texans.
It was fitting for the outside linebacker, who recorded more interceptions than any 49ers player in training camp and continues to showcase more skills than just rushing the passer. Brooks recorded the 49ers first of three takeaways after stepping in front of Matt Schaub's screen pass intended for running back Arian Foster.
Once Brooks diagnosed the play, it was easy for him to make the pick-six.
"I saw that he dropped back kind of far and I recognized the offensive line, they were starting to go down the field. I recognized that it was a screen … saw him throw the ball and I caught it."
Coach Jim Harbaugh singled out Brooks' play as one of the brightest spots on a night where the 49ers offense did not score any points.
"I don't think I've ever been associated with a game where I've seen, on the first play of the game, (someone) pick-off a screen on an interception and take it in," Harbaugh said.
The turnover was even more meaningful for the University of Virginia product. It came against a former Cavalier teammate.
"I went to school with Matt Schaub, so I'm very familiar with his game play," Brooks said.
Brooks didn't do any bragging after the game. The starting left outside linebacker continues to remain focused on what's most important, solid play from the first-team defense.
"We got a lot of work to do," Brooks added. "We were out there on the field a little too long. … We just want to get off the field as early as possible."
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Prior to kick-off, a "Respect The Game" public service announcement aired, which promoted fan safety at Candlestick Park. Check out the video which features Harbaugh, tight end
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Federal Opposition Leader Mark Latham will put his leadership to the test next week when he pushes for a senior Labor senator to be punished for destabilising the party.
Mr Latham, who led Labor to its fourth consecutive election defeat at the October 9 poll, will seek the support of fellow frontbenchers to discipline Labor deputy Senate leader Stephen Conroy and may even try to sack him from the front bench when caucus meets on Tuesday.
Mr Latham blames Senator Conroy for damaging party room leaks and last weekend the pair had a heated row, with Mr Latham reportedly accusing him of engaging in a "jihad" against his leadership.
Mr Latham's leadership has come under increasing scrutiny since the election loss.
A recent poll put his popularity at its lowest level since he became leader in December last year, while former Kim Beazley adviser Michael Costello labelled him a "dead parrot" who could not bring himself to accept blame without qualification for the loss.
The Weekend Australian said an analysis of Labor's devastating election defeat featured complaints that Mr Latham repeatedly ignored or dismissed advice from senior strategists and pollsters.
Mr Latham has insisted he had proven himself as Labor leader by being elected unopposed to the position after the election.
He yesterday warned frontbenchers to stop leaking details of internal party meetings as he again rejected claims his leadership was under threat.
And he issued a brief statement last night, calling for unity in the party.
"In politics disunity is death," Mr Latham said.
"It is obvious that the party cannot afford to allow this destabilisation to continue.
"Naturally I'll be talking to my colleagues about it next week."
A spokesman for Mr Latham said today he was enjoying a day off in Sydney with no formal media engagements.
He said there would be no comment on the leadership issue beyond what was in last night's statement.
Mr Latham is set to return to Canberra tomorrow and has no media engagements at this stage.
He will attend the cabinet meeting on Monday morning and caucus on Tuesday, where the issue of Senator Conroy is expected to be raised.
Mr Latham needs caucus support to remove the Victorian Senator from his post.
A spokesman for Senator Conroy would not comment on the matter.
Other senior Labor figures have over the week backed Mr Latham.
Opposition foreign affairs spokesman Kevin Rudd, tipped as a possible leadership contenders, said a Latham-led Labor could win the next election.
"Our challenge as an alternative government is to learn carefully what we got wrong in the last election, what we got right in the last election, to change our posture and our policies accordingly and get on with the business of taking the fight up to John Winston Howard," he said.
Opposition treasury spokesman Wayne Swan said there would not be a leadership spill by the end of the year, as has been suggested in some media reports, and the party would unite behind Mr Latham.
"I'm completely confident there won't be a spill," he said.
"I'm completely confident that Mark Latham will lead this party into the next election, absolutely confident."
Health spokeswoman Julia Gillard, a strong Latham supporter, said that after an election defeat there was clearly "a bit of hurt around" but Labor needed to "get on with the task under Mark Latham's leadership".
The leadership issue is likely to return to centre stage tomorrow when Labor deputy leader Jenny Macklin and one-time frontbencher Lindsay Tanner appear on morning television programs.
Mr Tanner quit the frontbench last month because he was worried about the party's response to its loss.


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California coach Jeff Tedford will not return for his 12th season with the Golden Bears, a source told ESPN's Joe Schad on Tuesday.
Tedford's dismissal will be announced later Tuesday, the Associated Press reports.
There are probably some schools in the SEC that would do good to hire him. Although I guess all his recruiting connections would be out west, so maybe he would be a better fit at another school over there.
And if my memory serves me correctly, wasn't he a candidate to be the coach here during one of our many coaching searches?


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Portland redeems school lunches, breakfasts
I've been downright cynical about the fate of school lunches. The breakfasts have often been the worst: plastic-wrapped greasy sugar-or-salt balls, was my verdict. While there may have technically been "nutrition," protein and carbohydrates and some pass at vitamin enrichment, I suspected breakfast from McDonald's would have been healthier.
Today, I dropped my children off late at school and there was a big basket of leftover breakfast in the office. Monroe got one, too, and as we headed home I checked it out. The Zac O Mega-bar had me at "northwest fruit filling" and the insurmountably reliable ingredients list which was filled with stuff that's in my kitchen, not the contents of a chem lab. Yes, there's still sugar (zoinks!) but I was pleased with the whole wheat flour and oats, the molasses and honey. Fairlight Bakery in Vancouver makes the treats, and uses Shepherd's Grain flour from northern Washington, a sustainable farming cooperative.
It smelled good -- smelled real! -- and tasted great. Today's lunch is macaroni and cheese; I've got a call in to ask further, but a lot of effort has gone into making more food from scratch, so I'm hopeful.
The school district eliminated ranch dressing -- saving $60,000 -- so it could serve "real meat" (actual pieces of meat instead of the scraps left behind from other commercial uses). Harvest ingredients, fresh and frozen produce from local farms, continue to be featured a few times a month. Next week, a new menu item will be featured: Indian curry with chickpeas or chicken. I'm tempted to hang out at a cafeteria on Thursday and try it for myself.
Of course, there's much farther to go. The menu has gotten rid of most desserts, but the sugar content of my breakfast bar was still pretty high (16g of sugar is 4g more than the AHA's recommended maximum added sugar intake for elementary-aged children -- of course, a few of those grams are from the northwest berries). One of the daily options for kids -- and the only choice for children who don't have lunch money and haven't qualified for free lunches -- is a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. I might be fine with that, but it's the Smuckers Uncrustables, whose ingredient list is a bit terrifying. Let's just say, these ingredients are not found in crocks on my kitchen counter. The local Yami yogurt available on the lunch line is also fairly high in sugar -- about 8 grams of added sugar per little serving, or more than half the days' recommendation.
I'm thankful that our school nutrition services team decided that our kids are worth the extra time, money and effort to figure this out. I'm thrilled we're so lucky, and hoping this will go farther. I'd like to see, for instance, more money from the federal government for school lunches, and more support for local farms. I'd also like to see the district do away with the styrofoam trays at all the schools. (If you're at Abernethy, Ainsworth, Buckman, Chapman, Glencoe, Lewis and Skyline elementary schools, and da Vinci and West Sylvan middle schools, you've already got them.) Instead of just drawing the line at "real" meat, I'd like to see meat raised in a truly sustainable way, by local farmers.
But a little thing can thrill me, and this morning, I was thrilled by an orange-wrapped strawberry breakfast bar. Thanks PPS: keep aiming higher for our kids.


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