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RUFC - Warney looking forward to the future
Rotherham United's Paul Warne might have hung up his boots but he is looking forward to his new role as Development Coach, although he says he doesn't really know what his job will be.
Admitting that his final game on Saturday was a bit of a tear jerker, Warney told MillersPlayer, 'It was emotional but I think it would have been a lot more emotional if it had been at Millmoor. When I left before I knew it was my last game in a Rotherham shirt and it did upset me and today was just the same. The lads had made a joke about it and I told the gaffer that if I was to score today I would jump over the railings, go into the crowd, get someone else's jacket and just walk off - I'd have took the red card! And Alec Denton had a great opportunity to give it me, unfortunately he didn't and I've told him I will haunt him for the rest of his footballing days.
'With the illnesses and injuries this week the gaffer has been keeping the team a secret but when I found out I was on the bench I thought I had a slim chance to get on. Then I thought Mitch (Rose) might take my place but the gaffer put me on. Then I was on the left wing! But it was enjoyable . My son said I looked really quick when I ran off the pitch, which I thank him for! But it was nice because my family were here today.
Thirty-nine yesterday, Warney first joined the Millers in 1999 from Wigan Athletic and made well over two hundred appearances for the club before moving on to Oldham and then Yeovil. In 2009, the midfielder returned to Rotherham making another thirty-five appearances, his last being on Saturday when he came off the bench with three minutes to go to say a fond farewell to the Millers fans.
Although, it won't be a farewell as Warney has been given a new job at the club where he will be involved in the first team coaching, reserves and youth squad.
'I think I've got my finger in a lot of pies,' Warney said about his new role. 'which is good. The gaffer has been brilliant with me. He's adopted me which he didn't have to do and I get on with him and I'm looking forward to the future and the new stadium.'
Asked what his new job will entail, Warney answered, 'Well apart from being the best member of staff at the club and most decisions being made by me I'm not one hundred per cent sure! I'll probably go back to being like the fitness coach, do a bit with the strikers, do a bit with the development of the Youth team and I'm going through all my coaching badges.'
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Hi guys! Whatcha been up to? I've been running, and running some more, sleeping probably not enough and redecorating my house. It's been fun! Too much fun obviously since I didn't get on and share. I've been reminded a lot lately that it's time. You guys are too sweet!
So, lots of things happening. Like I said, I went through this pre midlife crisis thing before Christmas and did some redecorating in my house. I painted a huge center wall in my house lime green and bought the Bearded Husband a sword for Christmas. They are both awesome! I also love the crazy looks I get for both of those things. Totally living on the edge over here. For real, we spent Christmas Eve in the yard with our family slicing things up with the new sword. So. Fun. I really think I'm kind of like Michonne from The Walking Dead. Don't worry, I got this.
Let's see, what else. The kids are back in school…Hallelujah.
Now on to the other part of my life. We are more than halfway done with the Hanson training plan. Boy are we doing some running. Everyday with the running and running and waking up crazy early. I truly feel like I'm in marathon training. (Which hasn't helped this whole blog scene.) I really need to be AFRAID of Michonne because I am a zombie! However, I'm confident this race is going to be better than the last. We are putting a lot of time on our feet. My body feels it but I also feel stronger. My foot and hamstring injuries are reduced to nuisances' that I have to stay on top of, but they are not stopping me. Even over Thanksgiving and Christmas, when I was out of town, I got my miles in. I considered that a huge accomplishment.
One thing I have been sliding on is my nutrition. When I am home, no worries, easy peasy, I'm a good (mostly) Paleo girl. Outside of the house. Ha! What am I thinking!? Remember how horrible DRC was because my nutrition was not on point? Well, I must have forgotten. My stomach didn't. Lately it's been rebelling on me. All of the training in the world will be completely ruined if I don't stop this! So I did. The Bearded Husband and I started the Whole30 Program, along with my local Moms Run This Town chapter. It's more strict that what we usually do, but we need to reset. No dairy, no grain, no sugar. Black coffee, the whole thing. I already feel better. I'm going until race day then maybe I'll start to introduce dairy again. We'll see.
When I started this blog I told you I was going to be honest. Yes, it's a Paleo blog but I'm not perfect. I fall off the wagon like everyone else. I don't beat myself up about it or consider myself a failure. I regroup and get back on. And hey, New Years is the best time anyway, everything healthy is on sale!
I mean, here's the food I'm up against at my parents house! The struggle is real with my sister too.
I'll be back on more regularly. I need to tell you about the Route 66 Half Marathon in Tulsa. It will be the latest race report ever but the race was too sweet not to share it with you. See ya on the flip side!

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Baggs is part of an increasingly visible and highly networked community of autistics. Over the past decade, this group has benefited enormously from the Internet as well as innovations like type-to-speech software. Baggs may never have considered herself trapped in her own world, but thanks to technology, she can communicate with the same speed and specificity as someone using spoken language.
Autistics like Baggs are now leading a nascent civil rights movement. "I remember in '99," she says, "seeing a number of gay pride Web sites. I envied how many there were and wished there was something like that for autism. Now there is." The message: We're here. We're weird. Get used to it.
This movement is being fueled by a small but growing cadre of neuropsychological researchers who are taking a fresh look at the nature of autism itself. The condition, they say, shouldn't be thought of as a disease to be eradicated. It may be that the autistic brain is not defective but simply different – an example of the variety of human development. These researchers assert that the focus on finding a cure for autism – the disease model – has kept science from asking fundamental questions about how autistic brains function.


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Some information is posted on Adobe Labs and it was demoed in the general session at MAX today, along with some cool CS4 stuff, Flash Catalyst (formerly known as Thermo) and Flex Builder 4 (aka Gumbo). The demo didn't go into much depth but it's Eclipse-based (no surprise) and has some "intellisense" (but it's unclear how it will handle more dynamic code) with RDS-style file system and database browsing. In some ways, it's really not news - most people expected Adobe to announce this based on the somewhat coy comments Adobe CF staff have been making over the last year at conferences - but at last it's real. The Labs page has an FAQ and an outline of features. You can sign up for the Bolt pre-release program on Labs too.
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Gentry county will continue the $0.19 levy for another 4 years.
The levy passed with 74% of the vote. Anthony Washburn takes the seat on the R-1 School Board and Jeni Doolittle takes the seat on the R-3 School Board. Jerry Archer is the New King City West Ward Alderman. JL Edison Jr is the New West Ward Alderman for Stanberry. Terry Dye and Steve Clair are the new members of the Athens Township Board. The Miller Township Road and Bridge Tax Levy passed with 82% of the vote. Shandi Gardner, Larry Huskey, and Eugene Thatcher will join the Pattonsburg R-2 School Board. Jennifer Turner is the MC Fall mayor and the Jackson Township Road Levy passed with 92% of the vote.


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Don't let the cozy cottage setting fool you – the sophisticated exhibitions at Sugar Mynt Gallery in Pasadena continue with Transparency, which holds its closing reception next weekend March 5th.
The group exhibition includes works by Defective Barbie, Rob Grad, Rosana Aziernicki, Jon Levy-Warren, Erika Lizee, Robyn Sanford, Jane Szabo, Jim Payne, Sylvie Congranne, Greg Dyro, Olga Ponomarenko in a collection of paintings, sculptures, photography, and mixed media that employs the use of transparency to create fresh insight into new worlds.
Artist Jane Szabo's photography is a breathtaking look at illusion. Known for her series of "dress" photographs, in these works, Szabo relates "I'm pushing the envelope a little more, engaging more in different ways than I have in the past. I don't want to get too formulaic with the dress ingredient."
Red cellophane – definitely transparent.
"This dress is made from the little sample filters packaged to show different lighting gels for the movie industry," Szabo says. The dress she created crosses the look of stained glass with a rainbow.
"I love the out of focus, cast light, projection behind the dress. It was projected on the wall behind the dress and photographed using a single exposure."
Erika Lizee's works above are ethereal, other worldly flowers that seem to trail fragrance and mystery.
Rosana Aziernicki has ghostly cities rising through the roots and branches of trees.
Greg Dyro – the colors of a fairy tale. Jelly fish are about as transparent as nature gets, and the colors here show life within the life of the sea.
Throughout the exhibit, the works show a depth to the idea of transparency. We're not just seeing through, we see within. Check out the vision.
Sugar Mynt is located at 810 Meridian Ave, South Pasadena, CA 91030
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Unable to change kernel after installing Suse 9.3 professional
I succeeded in completing the build of the new kernel but while booting the system I get the following error message.
Waiting for device /dev/hda2 --- It then goes into a shell and the boot fails.
My steps to build the kernel are as follows:
In the linux-2.6.9 directory:
make mrproper
make xconfig (I used the config file in the /boot directory and loaded that)
make modules_install
copied the System.map file to /boot and called it System.map-2.6.9
copied the bzImage file from arch/i386/boot to /boot and called it vmlinuz-2.6.9
Did the following in /boot directory
/sbin/mkinitrd -k vmlinuz-2.6.9 -i initrd-2.6.9.img -d /etc/fstab
Modified the menu.lst file in /boot/grub appropriately.
When I go to boot it, get that message.
PS: I was able to do the 2.6.10 kernel on the same machine. I even used the .config file from the 2.6.10 kernel.
Any help will be appreciated.
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???? why are you going back to an older kernel?~Mike ~~~ Forum Rules
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Same problem here (though I have it with 2.6.10 as well). I for one am going back to an older kernel, because I have a pc here with an Intel536EP modem. This baby don't work under 2.6.11 anymore, have tried everything I could find in the posts. There are working patches available for 2.6.10 and below though...
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If you're still interested, here's a solution: did you by any chance upgrade from SuSE 9.2 to 9.3? I did, and I've found that the package mkinitrd wasn't upgraded. I upgraded it manually and now things are working fine!


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Hi I just wondered if what i have done is correct. before i carry on doing these questions.
1. A vehicle, moving along a straight horizontal road , has velocity v m/s at time t seconds modelled by
a) write down the times at which the vehicle is stationary
b) calculate the distance travelled by the vehicle between t=0 and t=60
c) i) Find, in terms of t, an expression for the acceleration of the vehicle at time t seconds
ii) Find the greatest speed of the vehicle
a) vehicle startionary at t=0 and t=60
greatest speed when a = 0
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t = 30s
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Our new baby, Cameron Clare. Blind Jack just loves her and licks her on the head, though he plays a little rough. This quiet tiny kitten from the shelter has turned into a wild waterdog who loves all water spots in the house & isn't into hugs. But she does give snuffly kisses in the night as she performs the ritual bedcheck. She was about four months old in this living room shot. Very cute! ANy new pets at your house?!
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Topic: Encouragement (02/23/12)
TITLE: In the Midst of the Storm
By Michele Fleming
The call had come in an hour ago that her father had taken a turn for the worse and that she needed to get to the hospital as soon as possible. He didn't have much time left and Jen was determined to see him one last time. She vowed to herself that no amount of rain was going to keep her from it.
The further she went on the mountain road, the more her radio station began to play out. Normally, she wouldn't even have the radio on, but she was hoping to stay on top of the weather. Annoying static quickly replaced the encouraging sounds of Q93 and Jen reluctantly took one hand from the wheel to hit the volume button.
Missing the button on the first try, Jen took her eyes off the road for a split second and tried again. That split second turned out to be a moment to long. As she focused on the radio controls, she heard the blast of a horn. She quickly turned her attention back to the road and terror flooded over her as she realized she was heading straight for an oncoming big rig. She jerked the wheel just in time to miss truck, but her car began to hydroplane.
No matter what she did, it seemed only to make matters worse. Time seemed to move in slow motion as the car made its way back and forth across the road, twisting and turning as it went. All of this left Jen feeling she was in the middle of some horrendous ballet routine.
Suddenly, Jen heard a loud pop as one of her tires blew and she could see sparks begin to spray out behind her, lighting up the dark dreary night. The blown tire caused the car to slow its tossing and turning, giving her back control and she was finally able to make it safely to the side of the road.
Jen's heart pounded so hard she felt sure her ribs would break from the battering they were taking. She sat with numb fingers clutching the steering wheel and attempted to calm herself. Her body, however, began to shake the same time the tears began to find their way down her cheeks.
"Thank you, Lord for watching over me just now." She allowed herself some time in prayer before stepping out into the torrential downpour to begin the task of changing her tire.
She had done it before so she knew she could do it again, but the overwhelming need to be at her father's side left her feeling utterly defeated. Jen opened the trunk to remove the tire and tools and fresh tears began to mix with the rain on her face. Taking a deep breath, she forced back the tears and set her mind to the task.
As she worked, the radio station cleared up and song after song proclaiming God's love and strength, poured through the speakers and straight into her heart. It was as if God was using the songs to encourage her. She could almost feel his hands guiding hers as she worked on the tire, giving them the strength they needed to complete their work. She was also sure she could hear his words of comfort fill her spirit with hope. Before she knew it, she was finished and was back on the road.
"Lord, you never cease to amaze me! Thank you for helping me tonight. No matter what I find when I get to the hospital . . . I thank you."
Stepping from the elevator, she began her long walk down the corridor to her father's room. Family members lingered in the hall and their tear-stained faces caused Jen to fear she was too late. Hesitating at the door, she was suddenly too afraid to go in the room.
"My child, have I not already shown you tonight, I am here with you?"
The calming words renewed her courage and she gently pushed open the door.
"Oh good . . . you . . . made it." Her father managed to say.
"Oh, Daddy!" Jen exclaimed as she rushed to her father's side.
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Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1795–1875)
Jaguar Devouring a Hare, modeled 1850
Bronze, dark brown patina, 17 1/2 x 40 x 16 in.
Signed on base left: A.L. BARYE. Inscribed on base left edge by tip of the tail: F. BARBEDIENNE, Fondeur.
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This work showing a powerfully elongated body of the jaguar with the limp body of its terrified prey, typifies Barye's Romantic images that made him one of the most popular animal sculptors of the 19th century. When he exhibited the bronze of Jaguar Devouring a Hare (plaster model, Louvre, Paris) at the Paris Salon of 1851, critics raved. Edmond de Goncourt wrote that with this sculpture, "the school of historicism had died, given way to art that was both visible and palpable. Just as landscape replaced historical subjects in painting, animals are doing likewise in sculpture. Nature has succeeded man. It represents the evolution of modern art." Later on, the French avant-garde artist Henri Matisse chose Bayre's sculpture as the model for his first sculpture of the same title (1899–1901, Baltimore Museum of Art), which he had begun while taking sculpting courses at the École Communal de la Ville in Paris.From 1893, the foundry Barbedienne, who was responsible for casting much of Bayre's work and making it available to a wider audience, produced bronze reproductions of these statues in three different sizes.


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I haven't seen any of that but agree that they are being ridiculous
in my area, there are time restrictions. If you wake me up at 3am shooting off that shit, I am calling the cops. Chances are if it's 3am and you are setting them off, you are drunk/high and shouldn't be messing with them to begin with. Anytime prior to 10:30, which is when they are permitted, I don't complain about.
I only have a problem when they are shooting fireworks well past midnight. Also in our old neighborhood people would shoot fireworks and it would leave all kinds of trash in our yard every year none of the assholes ever once offered to come and clean that shit up.
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Home page for Morris enthusiasts
This site is being redeveloped as a lot of the content on pre-war cars has been transferred to the International Alliance of Morris Owners club website.
Technical support and information on all of the Morris Motors products is now available from the new Morris Motors wiki
A wiki allows users to add or modify the content of its pages so this will serve as both a forum and a reference for the items under discussion. It will also form the index for an extensive technical library as well as brochures and artciles about Morris vehicles.
The pages for these cars will remain unchanged until the changeover is complete. This site will continue to support pre-war cars but will be extended to cover the vehicles up to 1983
The Archives section will contain the complete range of Morris cars with technical details and pictures. The picture gallery (mainly Minors and Eights) has moved to the archives - click on the image on the page for these models.
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Have you ever wondered what happened to a Morris in your life? The Lost and Found area contains period pictures of cars that may still be in existance or recent pictures that the current owner's wish to contact previous owners.
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Extension of the models in Archives to include all post-war cars
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http://drupal.org/node/130366 fixed a major complaint with the signatures system: it made signatures dynamic, so that they weren't coupled to the comment body and so that users could update their signature once and have it affect the entire site.
Now comes the second part: addressing two remaining issues with the signatures system:
- Signatures are rendered on forum replies, but not forum topics.
- There is no way to just plain turn signatures off.
My solution to both of these problems is going to be adding the ability to turn signatures on and off per node type. If they're turned on for a node type (e.g. forums), then both the initial node and its replies will have user signatures.
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Comment #6Dries CreditAttribution: Dries commented
I'm convinced about the need to disable signatures, but I'm not convinced that we need to have per node type signatures.
Either way:
+ if ($signature) { + $output .= theme('user_signature', $comment->signature); + }
This looks a bit weird: we check for $signature and then we use $comment->signature.
+ $node = node_load($comment->nid); + $comment->type = $node->type;
Throughout the patch, you assign $comment->type to $node->type. Why is that? Also, there is an additional node_load() which may or may not have a performance penalty (comments should be optimized for speed).
Comment #11Dries CreditAttribution: Dries commented
+ // Append signature to initial post. + $node->content['body']['#value'] .= theme('user_signature', check_markup($node->signature, $node->format));
Not sure we want to do this -- can't we pass the signature in a separate variable so it can be _positioned_ properly? Some sites may want to re-position the signature?
Plus, if we make it a separate variable, we don't need a kill switch to disable forum topic signatures. You'd just modify the theme not to print the signature variable.
Lastly, this approach looks more consistent with the approach taken by the comment module?
Otherwise the patch looks great. I'm perfectly happy with making this a forum only thing (for now).
Comment #13jaydub CreditAttribution: jaydub commented
I've been following this signature thread closely and as it happens I am looking to slip in these changes to a Drupal 4.7.x installation. I've attached a patch against 4.7.6 for the changes to comment.module, node.module, and user.module. I have some other modifications to forum.module at the moment so I did not include that portion. Note I made one change to the user_comment function in user.module to test if a signature not only isset but has a string length. Otherwise users with no signature still show the ndash and paragraph tags.
Comment #15eaton CreditAttribution: eaton commented
Solving this in a one-off manner for signatures is a bad idea, IMO. The patch as it currently stands at least makes it possible to override the default behavior -- the lack of an easy to use $signature variable in forum nodes is annoying but not insurmountable.
The real solution will be the planned refactoring of node-rendering, which will pass on the individual elements of each node on to the theme templates as discrete variables. ;-)
Comment #18Steven CreditAttribution: Steven commented
Can't we use weights for node content arrays as well?
Comment #19Dries CreditAttribution: Dries commented
I haven't looked at this in detail yet (still on vacation, limited internet time), but it looks like this is something we want to fix properly. It strikes me as a shortcoming of the forum module's theme functions? It would be great if we could 'simplify' this -- it aligns well with the desire to improve the forum module in core. Not?
Comment #20eaton CreditAttribution: eaton commented
Can't we use weights for node content arrays as well?
Nope. The issue is that we want to pass a $signature variable on to the theme/template level, just like comment.tpl.php. Unfortunately, *all* the content for the node has been collapsed to a single string by that time and there's no way to slip text into the middle of it.
The long-term answer, IMO, is to hold onto the structured array until the theme engine itself processes theme_node. There, we could simply map all the top-level array elements to discrete variables for the template. That would give us the best of all worlds -- the ability to print $content, or to print $signature, etc.
That does need to be done, and I'm working on the initial pseudocode for it, but it's definitely outside the scope of the signatures patch itself.
Comment #21Dries CreditAttribution: Dries commented
I agree with Eaton's analysis. If it's really outside the scope of this patch, we can do two things:
1. Postpone this patch as there is a dependency on Eaton's work. Committing this patch might complicate his work.
2. Commit this patch, and add a TODO or document this limitation. Ask Eaton to fix this up as part of his forthcoming patch.
I leave this up to webchick and Eaton to decide. I don't know when Eaton plans to have his patch ready, but it strikes me as an important improvement for Drupal 6.
Comment #23eaton CreditAttribution: eaton commented
I, for one, am shocked that webchick would voluntarily set this patch of patches to 'postponed.' I take that very seriously. As such, I've posted the first shot of explaining my proposal for the refactoring of node building and rendering: http://drupal.org/node/134478.
Of the three 'phases' outlined in that issue, only the first would be necessary to expose the dedicated $signature variable we're discussing in this patch.
Comment #24catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
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Comment #25mlncn CreditAttribution: mlncn commented
Subscribing and trying to figure out the status of everything... Catch, isn't it still postponed pending http://drupal.org/node/134478 ?
Comment #26catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
hmm, well #134478 was posted after this was postponed, so I think the original intention was "next version" rather than a dependency. I don't know if the new theming stuff that's got in since then would help at all? Like forum.module being able to expose it's own node-forum.tpl.php file including the signature maybe? If it doesn't, then yeah it should probably go back to postponed.
Comment #28catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
|» Needs work
Comment #29catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
|Fix signatures, part 2 of 3: Append signatures to forum posts
|» Signature support for nodes
Comment #30dawehner CreditAttribution: dawehner commented
|Needs work
|» Needs review
Unable to apply patch node_signatures_1.patch View
i don't know why webchick says
comment.tpl.php has this neat $signature variable in Drupal 6, and we want a similar $signature variable for node.tpl.php, so they're consistent. The only way to do that is to refactor how node properties are stored and presented.
but here is a patch which adds display of signature per contenttyp
Comment #31catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
|Needs review
|» Needs work
should be content type.
+ '#title' => t('Attach signature to the content'),
+ '#default_value' => variable_get('node_signature_' . $type->type, TRUE),
+ '#description' => t('Enable the display of the author signature at the node.'),
Should probably be
"Display user signatures"
"Append author signatures to content"

<?php print $content?><?php if ($signature): ?>
<?php print $signature ?>
<?php endif; ?>

This should be split over multiple lines - I think I'd also reather see it in it's own div outside content, but not sure on that.
More generally- could signaturesbe added in user_preprocess_node? Also user module should add the fields to the content type forms as well - and only if signatures are allowed at all from admin/user/settings, which probably means making the variables user_signature_node_$type or something.
Comment #32dawehner CreditAttribution: dawehner commented
wow thx.
this old themes are really bad...
i agree with you, that signatures should live in there own div, but so we also have to change comment.tpl.php
to user_signature_node_$type, it makes sense to have this stuff in user module.
i would like to hide signatures from comments also if its not allowed on the nodes.
Comment #33catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
dereine - that'd be amazing. We could probably make the per-node type setting apply to both comments and nodes for that type - then if people really want to get fine grained about it they can do so in the theme. Otherwise it's two settings for every node type, which'd be far too many.
Comment #34dawehner CreditAttribution: dawehner commented
so here is the next patch,
still needs tests :(
i'm not sure wether to preprocess for node and comment in the user module to add the signatures, any thoughts about it?
Comment #36catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
For nodes, we need to shift $node->picture/name/signature from node_load to user_nodeapi_load() anyway - which currently has a similar issue in terms of the preprocess stuff. That will only be possible once #347250: Multiple load users gets in.
So maybe we should keep these where they are for now (pictures have a similar issue) - then when both this patch and user_load_multiple() are committed, we can work on centralising everything in user.module.
For comments - I agree with chx's 'non-fieldable API' issue - in that we need to kill hook_comment entirely, and offer either or both of an ultra lightweight item and 'comments as nodes' in core. Which if that happens will mean no comment_load_multiple() - so we can leave the current irritations in comment module until those issues are resolved.
Comment #38catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
webchick: agreed 100% - just pointing to the other issues so we know what needs to go in before revisiting the preprocess stuff in a followup issue.
So IMO the main changes are - let user.module handle the form_alter() - depending on the site wide signatures settings, and namespace the variables accordingly - that's as much as user module can handle for now, but no harm putting it in like that ready for later changes. Plus check the variables in template_preprocess_comment (per node type) so we have uniform behaviour between nodes and comments.
Comment #39bsherwood CreditAttribution: bsherwood commented
@webchick: Can this be done for 7.x (API changes, string freezes, etc..) or should we bump this to 8.x?
Comment #41Liam McDermott CreditAttribution: Liam McDermott commented
Comment #42sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
|Signature support for nodes
|» User signatures for nodes
|user system
|» node.module
|Needs work
|» Postponed
Comment #44xjm CreditAttribution: xjm commented
(Merging "node system" and "node.module" components for 8.x; disregard.)
Comment #45lpalgarvio CreditAttribution: lpalgarvio commented
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A bit disappointed in our experience. I reserved a table online stating it was a special occasion, a birthday. We got there and there was no recognition of the event. We were seated far away with an elderly lady who clearly was having difficulty walking. We had to ask to be seated closer. We were accommodated at that time. Our waitress was not particularly friendly, even when we complimented her on her jewelry, etc. She never got warm or friendly. She acted like she did not approve of us being there. My mom (the birthday girl) started to say the blessing when our food came and we were interrupted by a waiter filling our water glasses. One of my children had asked for her salad with a few modifications and they were not done. It was cold and it was noisy and in general, just not a great experience. Despite our family singing to our mom and mentioning it was her birthday, it was not acknowledged at all by the staff. Very disappointing. Food was ok, but just ok. Of note, the cheesy mashed potatoes were so cheesy they were no longer creamy potatoes and the bacon braised cabbage was more like cabbage with mostly raw bacon. It would have been so much better with crispier bacon. Not sure we will rush back anytime soon. Disappointing event/evening.
We used to come to this place almost every weekend. The service got so bad we stopped. We had dinner the other night to see if things had changed. Not much of a difference. I understand that employees talk to each other, but the continuous noise and "Yucking it Up" back by the kitchen got old!
The food was pretty good, but nothing I saw would convince me to suggest this place to a friend.
This restaurant IMO is very good and crowded for breakfast and brunch, not a dinner place. We made reservation for 8PM and I believe there were eight other individuals in the restaurant. Service was prompt and friendly. The crap bisque was served very hot and was good. The entrees were along the line of other restaurants of this fashion. The four of us had entrees ranging from beef, to chicken, to Italian, with one entrée salad.
We have been for brunch but never dinner. Had the crab bisque although it tasted like clam chowder. Sea bass with risotto was good except I had multiple bones in my sea bass and risotto was under cooked. Also ordered the fillet tenderloin with parmesan and horseradish crust except that came on the side instead of crusted on top. It was tasty but not as good as we hoped. To make it a little awkward, we decided to share dessert but they split the dessert on two plates. Although I appreciate the gesture, it was a bit inappropriate as other couples didn't have their dessert split on two plates. Service was a bit slow towards the end of our meal and we wait for about 20 minutes to get the check. Overall we will come back for brunch but will probably skip dinner here.
This was my second visit and the food was excellent, just as before. Our server was knowledgeable of the menu and was able to recommend the smothered chicken to my friend who was visiting for the first time. She loved it so much that she ordered a second meal to take home to her husband to try. The experience was excellent all around!
This was our second visit. We loved it so much the first time, we knew we had to go back and they were just as great as the first time. The food is delicious and sitting outside with the beautiful spring weather is wonderful. Service is always wonderful too.
Service was very slow. I am not sure if they did not have enough help. Never was offered refills on soft drinks or water. Never brought out our appetizer but no issues in getting it taken off the bills. Our server was friendly and knowledgeable but didn't come around often. The food was very good. Not sure if it was a bad night or not enough help.
We have been many times and brought two couples with us - it was not a very good experience. One of the woman ordered a drink and everyone else's came timely. Hers came late and not as she had ordered it. Finally after another wait her drink arrived correctly. .
One of the men ordered a meal and when all the other meals were delivered he was then told that the restaurant was out of that entree. The waiter tried to make it right but overall the experience was less than expected.
We have been to this restaurant several times over the years but lately things have changed with the new management. The service was slow and when we got our entrees, one of the sides was not right. When it was corrected, it was still not up to par. The restaurant was not busy either from what we could tell. There was a new menu but it looked the same except on a black background which made it hard to read and some prices had gone up. We hope things will improve here.
Visited while in town for a wedding and had a good time. It was fairly quiet for a Friday evening dinner for two on the patio, but we people-watched. The crab soup was perfect and there were many dietary-accommodations and options on the menu for people with food restrictions, allergies & preferences. My smothered chicken was delicious, and the chef graciously made me extra sauce upon request. My fiancé's burger was cooked to his liking.
Overall the experience was lukewarm. Several questions to the waitstaff were met with "I dont know", "I don't eat that" and several other responses that were not helpful, including one that we never received an answer to. The items we ordered we fair, scallops were over cooked and covered in a heavy sauce that over powered the scallops. I think there is potential there just not quite yet.
We have always loved Terrace Cafe for breakfast and brunch and have never been disappointed! However, last weekend we decided to try them for dinner and it was absolutely terrible. My chicken entree had NO chicken meat on the dish. Literally bones covered in skin & sauce. The plate was loaded with roasted potatoes that tasted like the juice of black olives had literally been poured over them. My husband had the steak and he said it was inedible. Now I understand why it was so dead on a busy Saturday night. We will not ever return for dinner!
Have been on a few occasions for dinner.
I hear the Breakfast hour is much better.
Horderve came and before we were half
Way finished our salads arrived . We had no
Sooner picked up our forks to eat our salads
And our entrees arrived!!! The server apologized and offered to put under the heating lamp. We declined, which was good
Because my fish was way over cooked..
I usually do not write reviews but we have had similar experiences at this restaurant in
The past and we just hoped a problem with
The kitchen.
We went on an early Thursday evening expecting a nice evening. It was apparent the serving staff was stretched. Following our meal -- pretty good food -- we agreed the service was among the worst we have ever experienced.
After our meals were delivered we were never asked about refills on drinks until the plates were being cleared, sarcastically we said it would have been nice 15 minutes earlier. We asked about desserts and a the waiter pointed to a printed list on the table. Later, other patrons were brought a tray showing the selection of desserts. Guess he was offended we were critical about his lack of attention.
I reached out to the restaurant four times over two weeks expressing our concerns and to date, no one has responded.
Food was good, service was awful. Doubt we will ever go back.
Obviously the management doesn't' care what we thought.
We stopped for dinner at the Terrace Cafe immediately after watching an afternoon matinee at Regal Cinemas two floors above the restaurant. It was at 6:23 PM on a Tuesday and there were only a few customers in the establishment when we arrived. The decor of the restaurant is very appealing. We were promptly greeted by the hostess and were escorted to a booth. My friend's wife and mine both ordered the bourbon glazed salmon. My friend ordered shrimp and grits, while I opted for the fillet mignonette and scallops (daily special). We did not choose to have cocktails, nor did anyone order dessert. Our dinners were served hot in a matter of ten minutes. The service at The Terrace Cafe was excellent. The food was delicious, but we had been to this restaurant previously and were not surprised by the wonderful food and the relaxing atmosphere. If you have occasion to be in the Charlotte area, I strongly recommend either of the two Terrace Cafe locations for a great dinner. Incidentally, they are also open for breakfast and lunch and do an equally superb job with both. One of my top 5 favorite restaurants in the Charlotte area. If you plan to have breakfast, lunch or dinner there on the weekend, it would be wise to make a reservation unless you don't mind waiting for a table. We thoroughly enjoyed our evening and I'm certain you will, too.
Valentine's Day - was t particularly busy. We had the pre fix menu, starter was great (calamari off the usual menu). Main was crab cake with "filet" and veg medley. Crab cake was great, I say "filet" because imagine you had a 5oz actual filet and cut a piece that was 2cm thick then overlooked it. That's what you got and veg medley l, well, I had about the amount of veg you could fit on a soup spoon, this was $20!!! Shocking really I expected a lot more from this restaurant. I'm still hungry!
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"Very good but lacking something the first book had"
I enjoyed how the story and the narration. I have very much enjoyed all of the books by Chris Fox, and narrations by Ryan Kennard Burke, but for some reason, I had moments in the title where I kept getting distracted... I still enjoyed it quite a lot, but not as much as the first book.
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Thus new series and super heroes are great, we'll read, fast moving great story line. the hook at the end has me waiting for more
I love that we have more characters for the Deathless world who are fighting mankind's greatest threat!
"Loving the tie-in stories to Deathless Collection"
I really am starting to love tie-in series/collections that authors do! While we wait for the newest books to come out - the author has given us something from the same world to chew on in order to soften our impatience, as well as feed into the story we already imagine with new ways to branch out with new & used characters in new depths.
This is the 2nd book in the tie-in series to the Deathless Collection I have fallen in love with... the world created here, wait, I mean the universe created here is like one of our own but including *high-concept, principle-based, multi-dimensional, quantum-theoretical, metaphysical, paranormal, science-fiction fantasy*
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I do suggest you start with "No such things as werewolves" or like me, get the whole Deathless Collection: Books 1-3 and the Prequel Novella
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title says most it. this is an excellent seaqual to the previous book. id say more, but that would require posting spoilers. sorry.
Chris Fox does an amazing job on these books. I didn't think I would like them my friend got me into it and they're amazing incredible fun. I can't wait for more.
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overall a good story, but not great. Chris Fox other series have been outstanding. I just got a sense this was more of a filler series.
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"But at least I got a foul tip," he always said proudly, "which was better than anyone else did that day."
During World War II, he joined the great African-American migration out of the South to the Richmond shipyards, where he helped build the ships that won the war. After the war, he worked as a stevedore at the Oakland Naval Supply Center until he retired on Oct. 5, 1962.
That was when he embarked on his true calling. The next morning, he donned yellow construction worker's gloves, stood on the corner in front of his house at Oregon Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Way (then known as Grove Street), and for an hour and a half — 7:30 to 9 a.m. — he waved to the passing cars.
And he kept that up every morning for exactly 30 years, from Oct. 6, 1962 to Oct. 6, 1992 (Mr. Charles was very precise about these things).
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In fact, many people would drive miles out of their way, just so they could start their day off waving to The Waving Man. He also served as surrogate grandfather to the neighborhood children, who used his front yard as their playground — much to the relief of their parents, who knew they could count on Mr. Charles to watch over them and keep them safe from harm.
It may seem like a small thing, but how many of us have done as much? The Bible says, "Love your neighbor," and that's exactly what he did: He wished them a good day. And he meant it.
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On March 22, on what would have been his 103rd birthday, several of his fans will stand in front of his old house from 7:30 to 9 a.m. and wave to the morning traffic, just as he did. They've been doing it every year since he died, and they have no plans to quit.
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Friday, January 15, 2016
Treefalls is excited to present violinist Robert Simonds, a nationally celebrated soloist and champion of New Music. At his fingertips, the music of today's greatest composers is "gripping" and wholly satisfying (New York Classical Review). The program Simonds brings to Spartanburg weaves together more than a dozen works. . . [Read More]
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Founded in 2009, the Freya String Quartet (Jason Neukom, Ashley Buckley, Jason Hohn, Katya Janpoladyan) is dedicated to performing a wide range of music, advocating artistic evolution, and teaching the importance of classical music. It has been the personal goal of the ensemble to go beyond the traditions of the classical music world by breaking boundaries and reaching new audiences through innovative performances and unique methods . . . [Read More]
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Featuring the charismatic Mimi Stillman (flute), founder and Artistic Director of the Dolce Suono Ensemble, alongside core member Charles Abromovic (piano), this concert is sure to be an amazing experience, not to be missed! The ensemble has been dazzling audiences and invigorating the music world since its founding in 2005, presenting highly acclaimed concerts that engage the audience in chamber music at a profound level through innovative, dynamic programming . . . [Read More]
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Trio d'Esprit (Carol Cook, Jonathan Aceto, Ruth Berry) is committed to presenting exceptional works composed for piano trio, a central genre of chamber music. The rich tradition of Chamber Music (as we know it today) began in parlors and salons, composers/performers conversing through music as they jammed with friends in the relaxed and close atmosphere. Featuring Paul Schoenfield's Cafe Music and Tacy Garrop's Silver Dagger, the program for this concert returns to this tradition . . . [Read More]
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Treefalls proudly presents a benefit concert for globalbike, featuring the upstate based duo, Cello Times Two. This one-hour concert is enitrely homegrown, with all new music by Spartanburg and Treefalls composers. Audience members will be treated to several premieres, almost every piece on the program has been written for this concert and this particular ensemble. . . . [Read More]
The premier event in the concert series, ONe explores the rich variety of New Music written in the last decade. Current composers cross conventional boundaries between so-called "popular" and "classical" traditions, blending musical genres in a way that resists definition . . . [Read More]
Saturday, June 7, 2014
Our second concert combines film, electroacoustic music, and live percussion. The evening will feature premieres of new works by award-winning composer N. Cameron Britt and critically acclaimed filmmaker Jonathan Ade . . . [Read More]
Treefalls is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is dedicated to the presentation of contemporary chamber music written by living, active composers. Through a series of free concerts, Treefalls endeavors to offer the public inventive and creative new works performed by professional musicians who support New Music. We will select fresh, original pieces from our open Calls for Scores, Commissioning Projects, and active research in the field.
Treefalls strives to transform current opinion of concert hall music – if only a little – and inspire a new generation of composers and performers in our community.
These free concerts are primarily made possible by individual contributions from the community. Please consider supporting the series through a charitable, tax-deductible donation.
For a gift of $100 or more, patrons may reserve one seat for an entire Treefalls season.
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New Music of the 21st century is eclectic and diverse. Artists blend styles as they cross the traditional boundaries between so-called "popular" and "classical" traditions. Composers are incorporating harmony, melody, rhythm, and technique from all musical genres as well as integrating visual art and multimedia into performance. The result is engaging and interesting, complex but approachable, exciting and educational.
Music today is alive, and it speaks to our generation.
Treefalls concerts offer a chance to hear New Music without all the constraints of conventional venues. By removing New Music from the concert hall and performing it in less traditional spaces, we hope to create a more inviting experience for our audience, so they may hear the music in a new way.
Maestro Baldur Brönnimann sums it up beautifully in his recent article, 10 Things That We Should Change in Classical Music Concerts. On his list: you should feel free to applaud between movements; you should be able to use mobile phones (in silent mode), taking pictures, tweeting, sharing, recording audio, etc.; you should be able to take your drinks inside the hall (or buy them there).
We DO believe, as Dan Visconti writes, that The Audience is the Most Important Instrument. Without anyone to hear it, there is no music!
Of course, out of respect for the musicians and other audience members, we kindly ask that concert-goers not disrupt the show with excessive talking/whispering, flash photography, excessively noisey movement, etc., and cell phones be set to silent . . . not just vibrate.
For more about breaking with tradition, please read "the importance of Venue" by our Artistic Director, Peter B. Kay
The upstate of South Carolina is culturally and artistically diverse. The community holds music in high esteem, devouring everything from Beethoven to Britten and bluegrass to jazz. There are symphony orchestras, blues clubs, chamber groups, and weekly outdoor rock-fests. There are more than a dozen colleges and universities with strong music programs. Until recently, however, the concert hall has lagged behind, seemingly stuck in a "classical music" loop. While music for the concert hall has grown and changed dramatically over the last 40 years, little of America's New Music has been performed locally. But now, there is a renewed interest in contemporary chamber music in the area. Our goals are to bring New Music to Spartanburg, to introduce and educate the public, and to cultivate the arts here at home.
"If a tree falls in the forest, and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?" Though it has become a cliché, it still raises interesting points:
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- If no one hears it, how can it resonate?
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Despite their split, Denise says she has a great relationship with her headline-making ex.
"I think it was more weird for people on set watching us work together," she explained. "For us, we get along quite well. We see each other often… We met working, we worked together while we were married. I did a couple of episodes of 'Two and Half Men.' This is the first thing we did after our divorce."
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Denise promises that Charlie isn't pulling any punches on his new comedy.
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While they reunited on screen for the new show, Denise was quick to squash any notion of a possible rekindling of their romance.
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