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To join Clublog click here for login the form, login and upload your log. Once logged in goto Settings, Clubs and request to join Norfolk Amateur Radio Club, then select Callsign and select YES to "Show in leagues" this will show you in the league tables. If you want assistance then drop me an email.
Thanks to all those who have joined,You can follow our progress :-http://www.clublog.org/league.php?club=130Mark G0LGJ
There is nothing fancy about most of the RTTY macro files that I uploaded, but perhaps a little explanation about them would be helpful.
1. I operate both Run and S&P methods, and define functions keys for both operating modes.
2. I operate ESM (Enter Sends Message), so my macros conform to the default function keys that would be sent when pressing [Enter].
3. I usually work dupes as it is quicker than arguing the toss. so some macros don't define a macro key as "Worked B4".
4. I rely upon macro substitution characters as much as possible, so you will see things like: -
{mycall} instead of G3LDI
{SENTRST} instead of 599 - {EXCH} instead of some fixed string
GENERIC MACRO FILEYou will notice a file called GENERIC RTTY.MC in the gallery. When operating a new contest, it is easy to open the GERENIC file, modify it as necessary for that particluar contest, then save the macro file with a contest-specific title.
After several years of operating RTTY and CW contests, I developed a large collection of Macro files. To avoid confusion in the N1MM root directory, I created a sub-directory under \N1MM called \Macros. I keep all of my macro files there.
I hope you find this helpful. If you have any queries, give either Malcolm or myself a call on the Contest Net, which is Friday evenings at 2000 local on 145.250.Download Makro here (Updated 29/1/2015 G0LGJ)
73 de Roger, G3LDI
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These 3 DVDs have been produced for riders of varying standards, but particularly for those wanting to give their horse a sound base on which to build in either Dressage, Show Jumping or Eventing.
There is a large gap between beginner riders and those who reach the FEI levels. Everyone starts as a beginner, but few people reach their potential or their dreams. It is hoped that these DVDs will show riders that they can ride towards excellence.


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Directed by Hadi Hajaig
Produced by Parliament Films
Anne Grey Excerpt
"A supreme object lesson in how to make the most out of what you have, genius Peter Ellmore's shadowy photography gives a sumptuous high-gloss brilliance. Puritan has one of the best and most captivating looks to be seen in current genre cinema."
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Strong Bad's Responses in Poker Night at the Inventory
From Homestar Runner Wiki
Poker Night at the Inventory has a lot of dialogue when the four characters interact with each other. Here are Strong Bad's responses.
[edit] General Responses
[edit] Betting Rounds
[edit] Thinking
- STRONG BAD: Hmm...
- STRONG BAD: Ehh...
- STRONG BAD: I don't know...
- STRONG BAD: This is a harder decision than that time Strong Sad AND Homestar both asked me for dessert and I only had one laxative brownie left.
- STRONG BAD: Hmm. Let me just recall what to do with my patented Wagering System of the Stars. {stands up and moves like a machine} Tikka-tikka-tikka-tikka-tikka-ting! Ah, of course!
- STRONG BAD: Maybe instead of doing something, I'll go into a medative state. {chanting} Aaron blaron the big fat heron, aaron blaron the big fat heron...
- STRONG BAD: Hm. Whatever I choose is going to be awesome...
- STRONG BAD: I don't think that's a very big bet. I'm just trying to think as hard as my seven-pack abs.
- STRONG BAD: Let me ask my two friends what they would do. {holds up his fists, speaks to left one} Gilbert, what would you do? {turns to right fist} How about you, Montlick?
- STRONG BAD: Right now, somebody at the table should exhibit a painfully obvious tell.
- STRONG BAD: Luckily, my da Cheat is covering me for any big bets that don't go my way.
[edit] Responding to a Large Pot
- STRONG BAD: That pot is like half of the gross domestic product of Strong Badia. And our chief export, {waving his hands, in a singsong voice} potash!
- STRONG BAD: Ooh. I could buy a new Compy with that pot. One with a half-core processor.
[edit] Folding
- STRONG BAD: I fold.
- STRONG BAD: I'm gonna fold, and then sit here.
- STRONG BAD: Come on! These cards is bloke.
- STRONG BAD: Fold.
- STRONG BAD: {looks at cards} I don't think so.
- STRONG BAD: Nope.
- STRONG BAD: {in a musical tone} This sucks!
- STRONG BAD: Ha, no way!
- STRONG BAD: I'm foldin' this crap!
- STRONG BAD: Don't you worry about me not playing, guys. I'm gonna keep folding so you don't have to. You can thank me later.
- STRONG BAD: Uhhh, no... Uhh, no... Uh, no.
- STRONG BAD: I'll... fold.
- STRONG BAD: And, I'm out.
- STRONG BAD: And, this is where I kick back and relax, ladies.
- STRONG BAD: OK, that card sucks pretty bad.
- STRONG BAD: These cards suck harder than the King of Town at the bottom of a 72-ounce melt-shake.
- STRONG BAD: I'm not even going to dignify these cards with my sweet touch when I fold them.
- STRONG BAD: These cards are like the ladies: they WISH they were getting played by me.
- STRONG BAD: Oh, it's the worst three cards I ever saw.
- STRONG BAD: Crap.
[edit] Folding after Flop Cards
- STRONG BAD: Flop, flop crap. Crop. Trying to make it rhyme. See what I was doing there?
- STRONG BAD: Flops are stupid, but floppy disks are analogawesome.
- STRONG BAD: That flop is scarier than most Marzipans I know.
[edit] Folding after River Card
- STRONG BAD: The river! I'd like to drown that card's family in a river.
[edit] Checking
- STRONG BAD: Free card!
- STRONG BAD: OK. I check.
- STRONG BAD: I check.
- STRONG BAD: Check, check, check it out.
- STRONG BAD: Maybe I won't check. Ohhhhhhhhhh... check.
[edit] Calling
- STRONG BAD: Calling!
- STRONG BAD: I'm calling!
- STRONG BAD: Oh, I'm calling!
- STRONG BAD: Call!
- STRONG BAD: I call.
- STRONG BAD: I'll call.
- STRONG BAD: Oh, yeah! Uh, let's do this.
- STRONG BAD: Can't wait to see me a flippy floppy.
- STRONG BAD: I'm totally in this hand! Total, man.
- STRONG BAD: I'm not going to even count how much that is, because I call, and I don't care anymore. I don't care.
- STRONG BAD: Trying to raise me off the pot, 'cause you think I have the wheel? Or the tire? Or the Guatemalan tricycle? I call!
- STRONG BAD: {in a mocking tone} Ooh! The girls will go {emphasizes the word} crazy for a huge bet like that. Ha ha- {quickly changes to his normal voice} I call.
- STRONG BAD: Who do you think I am, that tightwad The King Of Town?
- STRONG BAD: With a bet like that, you better wash your hands. {smiles, raises the pitch of his voice} Cause I know you're holding crap.
- STRONG BAD: Oh, I call your bet! Which is clearly just you trying to impress the ladies... at home. Mmm...
[edit] Betting
- STRONG BAD: Be'in'!
- STRONG BAD: I'll toss a few chippies into the pot! Chippy chippy.
- STRONG BAD: All right, I'LL be the one to put some money in. Scare-dees.
- STRONG BAD: Don't freak out, I'm betting a lot. But I asked your mom last night, and she said it was cool.
- STRONG BAD: I guess I can throw a little money into the pot. And by throw I mean a crane is going to have to lower it onto the table.
- STRONG BAD: {speaks in a monotone} I'll bet a small amount. So you amateurs don't {speaks normally} wet yourselves.
- STRONG BAD: {tosses chips} Yeah, I just bet that. Don't lose your minds.
[edit] Raising
- STRONG BAD: Raise.
- STRONG BAD: Let's make this a little interesting, shall we?
- STRONG BAD: I'm raising!
- STRONG BAD: Raisin' in the sun!
- STRONG BAD: How do you feel about... another raise? Not the toughest of guys now, eh?
- STRONG BAD: Hmm... OK, I raise.
- STRONG BAD: I am puttin' you alls up in!
- STRONG BAD: I'm raisin', and not even carin'. {unintelligible}
[edit] Going All-In
- STRONG BAD: Yeah. I'm all in.
- STRONG BAD: I'm all in!
- STRONG BAD: I'm going all in.
- STRONG BAD: It's the moment you've all been waiting for... {making exploding noises before the words} all in. {calmly, shaking his head} That was me saying "all in".
- STRONG BAD: AAAALLLL IIIINNN-uh!!!!
- STRONG BAD: Oh man, I'm so sorry, this is going to make you cry, 'cause I'm all in.
- STRONG BAD: I hope you're all wearing two belts, 'cause I'm about to all in the pants off this muh!
[edit] Responding to Player's Actions
[edit] Player Folds
- STRONG BAD: Impressive folding, somethingface. Can I get you to fold my laun-dray?
- STRONG BAD: That's cool... if you're NOT concerned with impressing the ladies.
- STRONG BAD: Yeah, that's pretty much what a loser would do.
- STRONG BAD: Just because those three jokers folded doesn't mean you have to.
[edit] Player Checks
- STRONG BAD: You keep checkin', and I'll keep checkin' out the {stretches out each syllable} lay-days.
- STRONG BAD: Thank god YOU'RE here.
- STRONG BAD: {mockingly} Watch out everyone! HUUGE check!
[edit] Player Goes All-In
- STRONG BAD: Jeez St. Jeezum!
- STRONG BAD: Ooh! {turns his head away and speaks softly, feigning indifference} I mean... cool, whatever.
- STRONG BAD: Whoa!
- STRONG BAD: Squeedilywoooooow!
- STRONG BAD: Ooh, that's classic.
[edit] Taunting Player
- STRONG BAD: Man, I would hate to play against me.
- STRONG BAD: Call it! Fold! Call it! Fold! I'm inside your head!
- STRONG BAD: Don't worry about your chippies. Little chippies.
- STRONG BAD: This is as boring as hanging out with the tire when it's in one of its moods.
- STRONG BAD: Looks like you're gonna have to fooooooold.
- STRONG BAD: You'd know exactly what to do here if you used Strong Bad's Ultra System for Perfect Pokering. {said quickly} Illegal in 42 states.
[edit] Making General Conversation With Player
- STRONG BAD: Just go for it!
- STRONG BAD: Hmm. Luckily my The Cheat is covering me for any big bets that don't go my way.
[edit] Player Taking Too Long
- STRONG BAD: This is less fun than one of Homsar's late night Jenga-jams.
- STRONG BAD: I'm not getting any younger. But I am getting more dignified.
[edit] Responding to Community Cards
[edit] Postive Reaction
- STRONG BAD: Ooh! {disinterested} I mean, cool. Whatever.
- STRONG BAD: Huttah!
- STRONG BAD: Squeedily-WOW!
[edit] Negative Reaction
- STRONG BAD: WHAT?! {grumble}
- STRONG BAD: Come ON!
- STRONG BAD: Lame!
- STRONG BAD: The pits!
[edit] End of Round
[edit] Strong Bad Wins Hand
- VAN WINSLOW: Strong Bad wins the hand.
- STRONG BAD: I only play red cards. I mean, good cards.
- STRONG BAD: All I gots is this... winning hand! Psyche! Face! Whoop! Plowmph!
- STRONG BAD: {mocking tone} Oh man, what happened?
- TYCHO: You want me to say you won again?
- STRONG BAD: I guess so. I mean if that's what happened for real and for true. Riiiiiiiiight?
- TYCHO: Die a sad, pitiful, painful death.
- STRONG BAD: Thanks, juys!
- STRONG BAD: Just gonna keep winning. Same type deal. Twice times. Twice times.
- STRONG BAD: {singing} I keep bettin' the muh-nay, and no one-a can beat me!
- STRONG BAD: In your collective faces, dorks! Same goes for my previous wins, which were up your collective BUTT.
- STRONG BAD: I win again! Man, I hope this is all being recorded for a VHS box set.
- STRONG BAD: Win again dot exe! ...dot gov. ...dot org.
- STRONG BAD: Oh man, it feels so much cooler to flip over my cards to win all the big ones.
[edit] Player Wins Hand
- STRONG BAD: I guess that's a good hand, like a baby hand. You have baby hands.
- THE HEAVY: HA HA! Baby hands!
- STRONG BAD: So, you got some lucky cards. You know you're going to be hit by a truck on the way home, right? It's the inverse property of luck-have.
- STRONG BAD: Anybody can get lucky. But it takes skill to get lucky like Strong Bad.
- STRONG BAD: {in his old Mexican accent} Look at that!
- STRONG BAD: Nice hand, gigantic cheater.
- STRONG BAD: You know this game was rigged, right? By your mom. She paid me to do it. She pays all your friends too. And the woman you call grandma.
- STRONG BAD: Cheat! You are The Cheat!
- STRONG BAD: That's just great. Tooootal crap.
- STRONG BAD: That's not as great as the time I had a straight flush and a full house in the same hand. A flush house!
- STRONG BAD: I just...hate you. So much.
- STRONG BAD: No, no, no, no! Plain ol' simple Middle American values no!
[edit] Player Loses Hand
- STRONG BAD: {in a mocking tone} Oh, man! Do you even {exaggerates the word} know how to play?
- STRONG BAD: Maybe you're number and colorblind. Or just blind? Or just number?
- STRONG BAD: Those are your cards? I feel bad for yo mutha.
[edit] Draw
- STRONG BAD: Grr...gimme back my chippies! Come back to poopaw!
- STRONG BAD: WHAT?! This hand is way more awesome than yours! Don't I get a prize for style points?!
[edit] Elimination
[edit] Player Eliminated
- STRONG BAD: Later, loser!
- STRONG BAD: {angrily, with narrowed eyes} There's no quicker way to turn the hotties off than by being a terrible poker player, man.
- STRONG BAD: Ouch, man. I'd feel like a real ouch man if I was knocked out already.
- STRONG BAD: Oh look, a loser! In the wild!
- STRONG BAD: Take it easy man, it's only a game.
- STRONG BAD: Lader, hoser!
- STRONG BAD: {singing} I took your money, and it's not funnay... wait, it's actually really funnay...
[edit] Strong Bad Wins an Item
- STRONG BAD: Maybe I'll use this to bribe The Cheat into doing something hilariously illegal!
[edit] Strong Bad Eliminated
- VAN WINSLOW: Strong Bad has been eliminated from play.
- STRONG BAD: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO...! {voice trails off, slowly shuffles away}
- STRONG BAD: Well, that was a quivering pile of not fun.
- STRONG BAD: Later, cheaters.
- STRONG BAD: Alright, I'm blowing this popstinkle stand.
- STRONG BAD: I don't know why I even sign up for these things. Lame appearance fees just get gobbled up by The Cheat's Jaffa Cakes problem, anyhow.
[edit] If Strong Bad wagered Dangeresque, Too?
- STRONG BAD: ...well, crap.
[edit] Tournament Ends
[edit] Strong Bad Wins The Tournament
- STRONG BAD: This is my WILD WILD VICTORY SONG! DO YOU LIKE IT? CAN YOU SMELL IT? IT'S MY VICTORY SONG!
- STRONG BAD: THAT'S HOW IT'S DONE! {Stands on chair, starts rocking it side to side. Falls on floor} Crap.
[edit] Player Wins The Tournament
- VAN WINSLOW: The player wins the tournament!
- STRONG BAD: Argh! I was so close! NOOOO! {narrows eyes in an angry manner}
- STRONG BAD: You know I let you win, right? I like to see how the other half lives sometimes.
- STRONG BAD: {angrily} Walk away, Strong Bad...walk away...{flails his arms} DON'T...LOSE IT! Kck-kck-kck-kck-kck!
- STRONG BAD: What?! We're really gonna let Talky McTalktake win the whole deal?!
[edit] Conversations
[edit] Introduction
- VAN WINSLOW: Oh, hello there! Another enthusiast, I presume? How good it is to see a fresh face here at the Inventory. I imagine you're here for the card game with the fellows downstairs? Let me lead you down there. {camera follows Van Winslow down the stairs and stops at the bottom} A first timer, hm? I'm a bit more familiar with the... eh... benefactions of the club. The club was founded in 1919 in response to an early draft of the 18th Amendment. Through... back channels, it was learned that this vile piece of legislation would not only outlaw libation, but games and amusements that could also "threaten the world-renown determination and productivity of the American Workforce." Pah! Can you imagine? GAMES OUTLAWED? Nevertheless, this club has remained here in secret ever since, just in case "those in charge" get another bee in their bonnet, hm? So, welcome. And enjoy yourself. {Pom Pom leaves the table in disgust. The camera follows Van Winslow to the poker table.} Ah, your table! Ahem, gentlemen! I hope there is room at the table for a fifth?
- MAX: Ah-ha! Fresh meat!
- VAN WINSLOW: Tonight's stakes will be ten thousand dollars.
- STRONG BAD: Oh, just because you're the manager, you get to make the rules?
- VAN WINSLOW: Manager? Ha, no, I am not under the employ of The Inventory. I just see to it that everybody has a good time. That will be ten thousand. I hope each of you brought your billfolds.
[edit] Wagering The Dangeresque Too Glasses at Buy-In
- STRONG BAD: Oh... uh... I couldn't fit my briefcase full of cash in these pants on account of my ample hind-bosom. But I do have these cool-cool fadey-fadey shadey Dangeresque glasses. They're worth like five ten thousand dollars-es. So, we're good. Right? {quietly} You guys bought that?
- VAN WINSLOW: If nobody else has a problem with it, Strong Bad will be buying in with collateral. Whoever knocks him out will receive his buy-in.
[edit] Strong Bad and Max Conversations
- STRONG BAD: So... Max. You're like one of those {pronounces as "poke-mons"} Pokémons, right?
- MAX: {narrows eyes} My genus and phylum is a mystery to all mankind.
- STRONG BAD: Because I'd love to see some prepubescent pointy-haired kid run in here and stick you inside of a baseball {laughs at the end of the word}. {in a high pitched voice, with a smile} That would be hilarious.
- MAX: Are you talking about the red-capped kidnapper who terrorized the fauna on the Upper West Side for months?
- STRONG BAD: Maybe.
- MAX: Because Sam, Flint, and I caught him trying to stuff a chimpanzee into his napsack, and made him cry for his mommy.
- MAX: Hey Strong Bad, ever visit New York City? It's a dreamland of concrete, schwarmastands, and random acts of violence.
- STRONG BAD: No, but it looks like {referring to Tycho} web-comic over here is a regular visitor to New Dork City. Hee hee. {in a high pitched voice, with a smile} I bet he's got {raises his feet up and down} a little snowglobe {raises his arms} that says New Dork City.
- STRONG BAD: You guys should know that {raises his arms and shakes his head} I don't mind playing for such low stakes {narrows his eyes and shakes his head} I know you all must be strapped for cash during these... tough economic times.
- MAX: I had a sizable checking account in 1992, but they closed it when Sam and I used it while learning to launder money...{angrily} For research!
- STRONG BAD: Hey, Bunnym'n. How badly did those Telltales hose you on your licensing agreement?
- MAX: Eh, Sam and I just focus on fighting crime. People have been making money on our exploits for decades.
- STRONG BAD: No, I mean those incompetent dorks who captured maybe an ounce of our charm and charmisma in their terrible video game. Point on this, click on that. How 'bout I use MY fist on YOUR face, Telltales.
- MAX: Um, maybe you have me confused for someone else. Yeah. I disfigure bad guys and fight crime in New York City. That's my thing.
- STRONG BAD: We're being ex-ploi-ted.
- MAX: {excitedly} Ooh, exploitation! Santa Claus subjugated an entire race of elves in Season Two and Three.
- MAX: Hey, boxing glove guy. With a face like that, have you ever considered organized crime? Sam and I could come after you and we'd try not to rough you up too bad.
- STRONG BAD: I dabble in nefarious activities. Like the time I stole the Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People source code from those Telltale chumps.
- MAX: Ooh! That sounds criminal.
- STRONG BAD: Oh yeah. I pulled it off without a hitch. Got the code over to my boys at Videlectrix who turned the game into a triple platinum, triple pixel best-seller. In... Guam.
- STRONG BAD: {in a fake acting voice} Other than homestarrunner.com, do you have any other {pronounces as fay-vor-ite} favorite websites, Max?
- MAX: Huh? Oh, I've got some favorite sites for laying in wait for criminals and general ne'er-do-wells around the city if that's what you're asking.
- STRONG BAD: {angrily} I said, do you have any favorite websites, Max? You're gonna cost me fifty bucks!
- MAX: Oh! {clears throat} {in a fake acting voice} When I'm on the intern-net, I can't stay away from www.telltalegames.com/store. {Max smiles}
- STRONG BAD: I don't trust you one bit, ra-bbit.
- MAX: {cheerily} It's OK. I don't trust myself.
- STRONG BAD: How do we know you don't have a never-ending stack of aces wherever you put your gun?
- MAX: {cheerily} Well, you don't. But you're welcome to look!
- MAX: I don't know a lot about card games, truth be told. But, I take it you're a little bit of a beginner, yes?
- STRONG BAD: Are you talking to {pronounces it as moy} moi?
- MAX: You betcha. You're as green as the bologna in Sam's mini-fridge.
- STRONG BAD: {angrily} Shut up, Stitch.
- MAX: {cheerily} It's OK. It just means you have to adopt a strategy of wanton deception.
- STRONG BAD: Hmm... Not the woist idea I ever hoid.
- MAX: {furrows brow} Get into their heads.
- MAX: In fairness, I'm a disgrace to others. Including women and children as well.
- STRONG BAD: Well, your tiny head is a disgrace to evolution.
[edit] Strong Bad and The Heavy Conversations
- STRONG BAD: Hey, Heavym'n? Do you think you could take care of The King of Town for me?
- THE HEAVY: I can assassinate King, yes. Is expensive though.
- STRONG BAD: Whoa, whoa, whoa. By "take care of", I meant maybe you and me sneak into his room and shave off half his mustache.
- THE HEAVY: I am not best at sneaking.
- STRONG BAD: Maybe we could confront him in a dark alley then?
- THE HEAVY: This is better. That way blood wash away in rain.
- STRONG BAD: Oh, man. You're going to totally murder the King of Town, aren't you? {in a happy tone} Oh, well!
- THE HEAVY: Maybe you and I box?
- STRONG BAD: I can't risk hurting my beautiful face. It's the franchise.
- THE HEAVY: {cheerily} We spar. For fun.
- STRONG BAD: I... don't think so.
- STRONG BAD: {angrily} Why do you keep calling me "tiny heavy"?
- THE HEAVY: {cheerily} You are heavy. Tiny. No? You are RED team. You have Killing Gloves of Boxing. You earned these for being great killer. You should try out for RED team.
- STRONG BAD: Hmm... I guess I could join your team of ruthless killers and lame hat-wearers and watch you get grenaded by eight year olds. I will play the role of team mother and Lord High Ragamuffin.
- THE HEAVY: You take many bullets before dying I think.
- STRONG BAD: {happily} I likes the heroically tragic direction of my character.
- STRONG BAD: Hey, heavym'n. What's your current living situache?
- THE HEAVY: {cheerily} I live in RED barracks. Is nice. There is foos table.
- STRONG BAD: What do you say to taking a room at the House of Strong?
- THE HEAVY: {enthusiastically} There is vacancy?
- STRONG BAD: Well, first you have to engage in the time honored tradition of tossing the fat hump of dump that currently occupies your room out the second story window.
- THE HEAVY: {angrily} This is enemy?
- STRONG BAD: Strong Sad won't put up much of a fight. He doesn't put up much of a pulse as it is.
- THE HEAVY: Tiny Heavy.
- STRONG BAD: {in an agitated tone} What is it?
- THE HEAVY: Do you get the nightmares?
- STRONG BAD: I get the jibblie nightmares. There's this one where Homestar is a giant cheese blintz, and Marzipan holds me at gunpoint and makes me eat him, and... uh... uh oh. {shakes and waves his hands} Jibblie, jibblie.
- THE HEAVY: {with wide eyes} I am talking about visions of endless suffering. Dead doctors, everywhere. Spy cannot be found.
- STRONG BAD: No. But that sounds like the jibblies, man.
- THE HEAVY: I do not like this "jibblies".
- THE HEAVY: {cheerily} What weapon do you carry, tiny Heavy?
- STRONG BAD: Oh, you know, I got the bazooka, grappling gun, glue gun, my special nunchuck gun. And, of course, I got {holds up his fists} these babies. {kisses his fists one at a time}
- THE HEAVY: Strong and bad, you wrestle? With mask?
- STRONG BAD: {irritated} No, I'm a wrestle-man. Wrestle-MAN. Not like those hack wrestle-LERS.
- THE HEAVY: Not like Iron Sheik?
- STRONG BAD: No, not like the Iron Stink. He's a "Ler". Ach poo.
- THE HEAVY: This is too bad.
- THE HEAVY: If I bet that much, Sasha will go hungry.
- STRONG BAD: What, is Sasha, like, your Pomeranian or something?
- THE HEAVY: She is my gun. For killing.
- STRONG BAD: Oookay.
- THE HEAVY: A tiny bet the size of the tiny Heavy.
- STRONG BAD: What are you talking about, man?
- THE HEAVY: Oh, tiny Heavy, you are so funny.
- THE HEAVY: Hmm, I must think about this.
- STRONG BAD: Don't hurt yourself there, Comrade Smart-insky...lov.
- THE HEAVY: {to the tune of the death march} Da da da da duh da duh da duh da da.
- STRONG BAD: Don't beat yourself up, Heavy Man.
- THE HEAVY: Sometimes you must wait in cold anticipation for your enemy.
- STRONG BAD: And sometimes you must wait in line for bread and blue jeans.
- STRONG BAD: So, Heavym'n, they got those guys on the corner that sell bootleg DVDs off a blanket in your country?
- THE HEAVY: I like movies, yes.
- STRONG BAD: Yeah? Like what? Fists of Knuckles? Beneath Fists of Knuckles? Fists of Knuckles: Babies? Classics!
- THE HEAVY: No. My favorites are The Dirty Dozen and the first twenty minutes of Rocky IV.
- THE HEAVY: Strong and Bad, how is boxing career?
- STRONG BAD: {furiously emphasizing each word} THESE ARE MY HANDS!
- THE HEAVY: I was boxer once. In school. We have to either box or learn to herd goats. {sadly} I am not good with goats.
- STRONG BAD: {singing} Too much information, man. You're Too-Much-Information Man.
- THE HEAVY: At first, I do not like punching other boys. But then I learn to love it.
- VAN WINSLOW: The Heavy has been eliminated from play.
- THE HEAVY: I am stupid, stupid, stupid Heavy.
- STRONG BAD: Don't beat yourself up, Heavyman. I don't think you'd survive.
- THE HEAVY: Thank you, tiny heavy. {leaves table}
[edit] Strong Bad and Tycho Conversations
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- STRONG BAD: At least this is more fun than poker night at Homestar's. Marzipan is always walking around au-natural trying to get everyone to play no-loser Candy Land.
- TYCHO: What's no-loser Candy Land?
- STRONG BAD: I don't know. Loser!
- STRONG BAD: Your hair looks like a greasy hedgehog... unassociated with any video game license. That went to the barber and said, "Just a little off the suck, please".
- TYCHO: People always assume hedgehogs are greasy. Members of the order Erinaceomorpha are proud and extremely fastidious mammals.
- STRONG BAD: You said it, not me.
- TYCHO: If one can overcome his trepidation at the sight of her spines, the hedgehog can make a wonderful pet. {seductively} Or... companion. {Strong Bad narrows his eyes and stares at Tycho} Their spines are not spines at all, but soft hairs made firm with keratin. At first she may bristle at your touch, {raises eyebrows} but as she warms to you, she may place a tiny paw on the glass, whispering "touch me". {moving his hand like a mouth} "Touch me like no man ever could". {closes his eyes, opens his mouth, and moves his hand over his face in a seductive manner. Then opens his eyes and gets embarrassed} Uh, I'm sorry... you were saying?
- STRONG BAD: {with his eyes still narrowed} Oh nothing. Just puking in my pants.
- STRONG BAD: Hey, nerd-rancher. How many hits does your fansite-for-babies that I hate get a month?
- TYCHO: {with a smug expression on his face} I don't really pay attention to that sort of thing... A couple million.
- STRONG BAD: Ha, right! I get it. A few blajillion. Like on Monday, you got several ka-tillion hits. And on Tuesday, like half a blazill-illion.
- TYCHO: Those weren't even real numbers you just said.
- STRONG BAD: I'm not the only one making up numbers.
- TYCHO: {angrily} No, for real. It's like millions! I don't know how many millions.
- STRONG BAD: Right. Well so does our website, bozo. {quickly} And so does Bozo's website.
- TYCHO: How do you do anything even remotely interesting with hands like that? {gets a smug look on his face}
- STRONG BAD: {angrily, with narrowed eyes} You mean besides punching your groin-face in the face-groin?
- TYCHO: I mean let's say you {raises hand and shakes head} {puts emphasis on the word} somehow get an opportunity with the ladies?
- STRONG BAD: {angrily, with narrowed eyes. Raises arms.} Somehow! I had to cancel, like, five dates with nine supermodels just to be here.
- TYCHO: {quickly} Right, right, right. {narrows eyebrows in a confused manner} But what about the bra factor? How do you work the clasp?
- STRONG BAD: Ha! Like they don't just {raises arms} fly off when they enter my {narrows eyes, shakes his head, and raises his arm} "natural musk fog".
- STRONG BAD: Hey dork, hey dork, hey dork!
- TYCHO: I assume you're talking to me?
- STRONG BAD: {sing-song} You know it! {normal} What kinda chintzy setup you got at home?
- TYCHO: Well, I built my desktop; it's pretty nice. I got a, let's see—
- STRONG BAD: Yeah, yeah, I-hate-you-whatever. I've got like a 500cc super-core Compé, with like a tetra-bat of graphics, and all the bells and whistles! Actually, the entire computer is made out of bells and whistles.
- TYCHO: So, it's completely custom.
- STRONG BAD: Yeah, yeah, and those bells and whistles are made out of flutes and oboes! It's OK to be jealous of my style.
- TYCHO: I'll keep that in mind.
- STRONG BAD: Hey dorktake, you can't be a video game fanboy without digging the complete library of Videlectrix titles, am I right?
- TYCHO: I am a proponent of the classics, certainly.
- STRONG BAD: Classic? I'm talkin' about Videlectrix's latest releases!
- TYCHO: Like...?
- STRONG BAD: Like "Snake Boxer 6: Now the Snakes Have Fists Too".
- TYCHO: That would make the snakes a greater threat.
- STRONG BAD: That's the point.
- STRONG BAD: This treehouse of nerds pales in comparison to an even more secret club that I go to.
- TYCHO: In Strong Badia? Somewhere between an old tire and a pile of dogshit? Maybe you have to knock three times on the skull of a dead hobo in the bushes, perhaps.
- STRONG BAD: {very smug} Ha, you wish you knew where it was. And even if you did, they wouldn't let you in.
[edit] Strong Bad, Max, and Tycho Conversations
- MAX: Did I ever tell you the time Flint caught Artie Flopshark, the poker instructor, stealing money from the tenants next store to our office?
- STRONG BAD: No, but this floppyshark sounds like my type of dude.
- MAX: Flint saw Artie going door to door telling some stupid story about having to run really far or a bunch of people were going to die. And people were just handing him stacks of cash!
- TYCHO: That actually sounds like a charity thing.
- MAX: Then why, pray-tell, throughout his entire vicious pummeling did Artie insist he needed "10K"?
- TYCHO: He didn't need "10K", he was running 10 k-lomiters for charity.
- MAX: Well, long story short, Flint broke both of his legs and beat him to within an inch of his life. So... he wasn't running anywhere after that.
- STRONG BAD: I hear the cold ones are pretty good here.
- TYCHO: Aren't you, like, ten?
- STRONG BAD: You, shut face! They also shake up some decent banan-ag. {in a disinterested monotone} Banang. Bana-ang. Ba...
- MAX: Stop it! {throws up his hands in frustration}
- STRONG BAD: Nang.
[edit] Strong Bad, The Heavy, and Tycho Conversations
- THE HEAVY: What do you do with life?
- TYCHO: Me?
- THE HEAVY: Yes. What is possible with tiny, frail body?
- TYCHO: {nervously} I occupy myself with simulations... of various kinds.
- THE HEAVY: What is this?
- TYCHO: {nervously} I leverage technology... to augment my imagination. You know. Thereby...
- STRONG BAD: Let me help you, Ivan. He lives in his parent's basement and subsists on cheese doodles and rejection.
- STRONG BAD: Hey, Heavy. You know any {makes quotes movements with his hands} hot Russian spies?
- THE HEAVY: I hate spies.
- STRONG BAD: But you gotta have the inside line on some deadly minxes named Natalya or Khrushchevia, right?
- THE HEAVY: You want hot spy?
- STRONG BAD: Am I not wrestle man? {raises arms} Do I not wrestle bleed?
- THE HEAVY: I have friend {raises his arm in a confirming manner} who get you a hot spy.
- STRONG BAD: {excitedly, raising his arms} Get him on the two-way, man!
- THE HEAVY: His name is Pyro.
- TYCHO: {smugly} Just real quick... the spy is hot in this case, because it is on fire.
- STRONG BAD: {sadly} Oh... not as good.
- TYCHO: All of this card playing has me a bit parched. I could use a stiff drink.
- STRONG BAD: {angrily, with narrowed eyes} What's your poison, nerd-monger?
- TYCHO: {smugly} A gin fizz. Depending on the occasion.
- STRONG BAD: Ha! {points toward Tycho} You're a girl. You pledged in a sorority in college, and you learned to make that drink there. Now, the big beefer, the morning pukies, the dirty sweatsock. Those are the drinks of champee-ons.
- TYCHO: {with raised, narrowed eyebrows} How about you, Heavy Weapons Guy? I'm going to go out on a limb and say you're a vodka guy.
- THE HEAVY: Peach bellini, but bubbles can give me headache.
- STRONG BAD: Hey, Hefty Bag, you ever play video games?
- THE HEAVY: Just one.
- STRONG BAD: Oh yeah? What tickles your fancy?
- THE HEAVY: It is called...
- TYCHO "WoW"?
- THE HEAVY: Nyet. That is not popular. It is called "Where's an Egg?"
- STRONG BAD: {waving his hands} Wh-wh-wh-WHAT? I love "Where's an Egg?"
- THE HEAVY: "Where's an Egg?" is as big as "Tetris" in homeland!
- THE HEAVY: These cards make me angry, like spinning mini-gun of killing.
- TYCHO: May I recommend Strong Bad?
- STRONG BAD: Good luck separating me from these guns.
- STRONG BAD: So, Tycho {emphasis on each syllable, pronounced tai-chow}, I hear you fancy your fancy self a bit of an internet celebrity.
- TYCHO: There's a distinct difference between fancying yourself something and actually being something.
- STRONG BAD: Oh, I'm sorry, I can't hear you because of all the traffic.
- THE HEAVY: I hear no cars...
- STRONG BAD: I'm talking about all my crazy web-traffic, Ivan! This guy thinks he's some kind of Strong Bad with his Geocities account.
- TYCHO: Yeah, we have a convention. Last year, like sixty million people came. That's a lot.
- STRONG BAD: Just because your attendees WEIGHED as much as sixty million people does not mean that's how many showed up to your rinky-dink dinky-shrink.
- TYCHO: Well, we'll be sure YOU don't get a pass next year.
- STRONG BAD: HA! Like any convention is worth its salt distilled from the sweat of a thousand gamer-dorks without me.
- TYCHO: ...fucking chuwero.
- THE HEAVY: I am reminded of time Engineer kill entire team.
- TYCHO: Damn, Heavy, that's... uh, heavy. Sorry to hear that.
- THE HEAVY: I search entire base for him. He tries to kill me with turret and mini-turret, but I crush his toys like they are made of paper.
- STRONG BAD: Sound like-a some crappy toys if you ask me.
- THE HEAVY: Then I find him hiding by teleporter. I take his gun away from him. He tries to hit me with wrench! Hahaha! So I take wrench away from him. I take his wrench, and shove it down his throat, all the way to the handle.
- TYCHO: Christ!
- THE HEAVY: Ahahaha! Then, I rip off all his fingers, one by one! Let's see you build toys now! {Laughs heartily} There is blood everywhere! And...HE'S CRYING! {Laughs more}. I think he cries out for mother, but {laughs} the wrench is stuck in his throat, and it sounds like: {Heavy makes loud gurgling sounds, before breaking back into merry laughter} Is this not funniest thing?!
- {Max, Tycho, and Strong Bad are all speechless, looking shocked. Tycho shakes his head silently.}
- STRONG BAD: That is some BLEEPED up BLEEP, man!
[edit] Strong Bad, The Heavy, and Max Conversations
- STRONG BAD: I wonder if this dump is haunted?
- MAX: {cheerily} Ooh, I hope so. There's something about being able to terrorize a spectral being without it up and dying on you that {furrows eyebrows} I just love.
- THE HEAVY: {sadly, lowers his head} I do not like ghost.
- MAX: It's OK Mr. Weapons. I've got extensive experience with zombies and vampires. {points toward himself} I can handle a little ghost.
- THE HEAVY: {with large eyes} You will take care of ghost for me?
- MAX: {cheerily} You betcha.
- THE HEAVY: {cheerily, nods his head} I like you, tiny rabbit.
- THE HEAVY: Tiny Heavy, who is your favorite to kill in war?
- STRONG BAD: Hmm, in WAR? Probably those Green Helmets. You know, the guys who don't have any cool weapons or gimmicks, and come in a discount three-pack.
- THE HEAVY: To kill spy is glorious thing! How about you, Max? You are killing type.
- MAX: My favorite enemy? {gasps} That's like asking me to choose between my children!
- THE HEAVY: {laughs heartily} You crack me up, little bunny!
[edit] Conversations With All Four Players
- STRONG BAD: All right, big pretend killer man. Tell me the most awesome story you have with plenty of super cool senseless violence.
- THE HEAVY: {pauses for a moment to think, scratching his chin} When I was boy, I was at camp being trained in many ways of combat.
- MAX: {smiling excitedly} Assassination camp for kids! Oh boy, this is going to be good.
- THE HEAVY: There was sparrow sitting on fence. Snow falls quietly around me. Without notice, another boy jumps from behind tree and kills sparrow with throwing knife. {looks down sadly} The boy runs away.
- MAX: {off-screen} And then...?
- THE HEAVY: I pick up Sparrow and hear his last breath before digging him tiny grave.
- TYCHO: {sobbing with his head in his hands}
- MAX: {looks on sadly}
- STRONG BAD: {sad expression, looks up at Heavy} That's not even a little bit funny, man.
- THE HEAVY: {shakes his head sadly} No, it's not.
- TYCHO: How'd you guys hear about the Inventory?
- MAX: Sam heard about it when we were on a case out west. And I'll loiter just about anywhere that will pour me a drink with no questions asked.
- THE HEAVY: My engineering friend brought me one night.
- STRONG BAD: The only good thing I got out of those Telltales was a recommendation for a decent hang-out.
- (Note: This one only appears when Tycho is the first eliminated)
- TYCHO: Urgh, fine time to just— {reaches for pocket}
- {The sound of Strong Bad and Max drawing their guns, Tycho looks worried.}
- {The sound of The Heavy's gun, Sasha, rev-ing up.}
- {Tycho turns to see Max Strong Bad and Heavy threatening him with the Lugermorph, Nunchuck gun and default Sasha respectively.}
- TYCHO: {takes out a "Grotien bar"} —FINISH THE SECOND HALF OF THIS CHEWY GRANOLA BAR, GUARANTEED TO CHEER ME UP AFTER LOSING A KING'S RANSOM. JESUS CRUNCHY CHRIST! {Heavy and Max look regretful}
- HEAVY: Oh. {puts Sasha down}
- MAX: Woopsie! {Throws Lugermorph away}
- {Strong Bad keeps pointing his gun at Tycho}
- STRONG BAD: Hand it over. {Tycho shakes his head and leaves}
[edit] Strong Bad Restarting The Conversation After He Was Interrupted
- STRONG BAD: Anyway...
- STRONG BAD: So, as I was saying...
- STRONG BAD: Where was I? Oh!
- STRONG BAD: So, anyway...
- STRONG BAD: Back to what I was saying...
- STRONG BAD: Oh, sooo...
- STRONG BAD: Anyways, I was saying...
- STRONG BAD: What the crap was I saying? Oh, right.
- STRONG BAD: Anyways, back to me.
[edit] Conversations With A Non-Verbal Reaction By Strong Bad
- THE HEAVY: Hmm, I must think about this.
- MAX: Hey, uh. Mister Weapons Guy, I didn't take you for the thinking type.
- THE HEAVY: I think very much.
- MAX: Don't worry. I haven't had a salient thought since Prince put out Purple Rain.
- THE HEAVY: I know this music. Is good! Is new, no? {Strong Bad, Tycho, and Max all look at the Heavy quizzically.}
[edit] Players Referring To Strong Bad When He's Not At The Table
- TYCHO: Well, the other proponents of this tournament would spend their winnings on corn dogs, 8-bit video games, or bullets. All worthy purchases actually.
- TYCHO: Well, Strong Bad didn't win, which pleases me. {imitates Strong Bad's voice, in a high pitched manner} He needs to be taken down a peg.
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Similar voting legislation was killed at the end of Texas' regular legislative session in May when Democrats walked out in the final moments, breaking quorum.
Texas Democrats thenvisited Washington and met with Harris and others to push for federal voting protections. The following week, Republicans in the U.S. Senate blocked consideration of Democrats' sweeping For the People Act.
In response to the May Democratic walkout, Abbott vetoed funding for the Legislature and put the voting bill on the agenda for this first of two special sessions.
Abbott could again place the agenda items on a planned second session later this year, which is meant to address redistricting.
Houston Public Media's Andrew Schneider, David Martin Davies of Texas Public Radio and Ashley Lopez of KUT in Austin contributed to this report.
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OneCNC Series Updates
This is a history of all OneCNC updates.
You may notice sometimes there can be a jump in version numbers.
This is due to intensive and continual internal testing where we thoroughly test versions before releasing proven functional updates.
To download updates, see our OneCNC Updates page.


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Grand opening Molteni&C|Dada Singapore Flagship Store
With a new opening in Singapore in partnership with P5, Molteni Group is taking another significant step towards requalifying its distribution network in the Far East, via monobrand stores and shop-in-shop in internationally strategic markets. The Flagship Store, which opened its doors to business on 30 November, is arranged over two floors with a total surface area of 800 sq. m and it's located in the prestigious Mohammed Sultan Road. Inside it showcases a global choice of furniture from the Molteni&C and Dada. The whole interior design range is represented to enable visitors to satisfy whatever home interior requirements they may have, from kitchens to dining rooms, living rooms to bedrooms through home offices. The numerous ideas include the latest Molteni&C collections presented at the recent Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan.


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This case is sleek and fits your phone perfectly. It protects from scratches, dust, oil, and dirt. The smooth finish also makes it stylish and easy to hold.
- Made of a BPA free hybrid Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) and Polycarbonate (PC) material
- Solid, durable polycarbonate back
- Wireless charging compatible
- Flexible, rigid thermoplastic polyurethane sides
- Precisely aligned port openings
- Easy to take on and off
- .5 mm raised bezel that keeps your phone's screen and camera from scratching on surfaces
- Graphics are UV printed onto the case with a smooth, matte finish
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IMPORTANT NOTE: This page is deprecated, updated documentation can be found here
Devices with Ralink RT2770F Chipset that use the RT2800 driver can successfully be used with the aircrack-ng suite combined with compat-wireless. This forum posting provides an excellent description of how to install the compat-wireless software. This provides the rt2800usb driver.
This driver may successfully be used with other devices that require rt2x00 drivers. Please post success/failures to the forum.
There has been some users with rt3070 based chipset. As of writing, these are not supported with the 3rd party driver and may gain support in a few months time or in the near future. The same goes with the rt2070 based chipset which is possibly responsible for replacing the aging rt2573 based chipset.


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Top 10 Features of iOS 5
iOS 5 has 1,500 new APIs and over 200 new features, but today Apple showed us the 10 key features of the new software for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. The Notification Center feature alone will make your iPhone or iPad feel like a new device. The developer version of iOS 5 is available today, and the software will be available to consumers October 12. Here's a quick look at the top new features.
1. Notification Center and Smarter Lock Screen
100 billion push notifications and counting tells you that iOS's notification system has scaled well, but they interrupt you and they're not persistent. With the new Notification Center in iOS 5, you'll be able to swipe a finger down from the top of screen at any time on any screen. You close the Center by swiping up, and you can easily dismiss individual notifications with a tap. The new lock screen in iOS 5 can take you to the app that shows you the notification. This works for anything from Facebook updates to text messages.
2. Newsstand
There's a one-stop shop in iOS 5 called Newsstand, where you can download all of your favorite magazines and newspapers. Newsstand supports background downloads so you can wake up with the latest issue. Titles include Popular Science, Esquire, Wired, Golf Digest, New Yorker, Oprah, New York times, and more. And because Newsstand supports subscriptions instead of just single-copy sales, we think a lot more publishers will be jumping on board.
3. Twitter
iOS 5 is getting social with Twitter. A single sign-on gets you set up, and you never need to log-in again. Twitter lets you share photos and optionally add your location. You can also tweet articles from the web, videos from YouTube, and info from the Maps apps. Integration also includes contacts, which will automatically update your photos.
4. Safari
Yes, tabbed browsing is here! The new Safari for iOS 5 finally supports tabs, and from the looks of the demo we saw at WWDC, switching between them is fast. An all-new Reader feature gives you the full view of a story, with a single clean scrolling view so you don't have to click through multiple pages. Plus, you can e-mail the contents of the story this way, not just the link. The Reading List feature lets you save a story to read it later. This syncs up with Safari on the iPad and Safari on Mac and Windows, so you can continue reading on another device.
5. Reminders
This fall your iOS 5 device will be able to remind you what to do with the new Reminders app. You can even set up a geofence so your phone can remind you something when you're leaving a place (like Pick up Flowers!) or arriving somewhere. This is very handy for forgetful people who are always in a rush. You can view reminders by date, and everything syncs with iCloud so all your iOS devices will stay up to date.
6. Camera and Photos
iOS 5 should make shutterbugs happy. You'll be able to open the camera right from the lock screen. You can also use the volume up button to take a picture. Plus, there are now optional grid lines to compose your photo and pinch to zoom in the camera for zooming. If you set your finger over a part of the scene, iOS 5 will set AE/AF lock. iOS 5 also lets you edit photos right on the iPhone and iPad. This includes crop, rotate, red-eye reduction, and auto-enhance.
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7. Mail
You can finally search the entire contents of all of your messages in the new Mail app for iOS 5. Other features include indentation control, flagging of messages, and the ability to swipe to get to your inbox from the home screen. You can also grab an e-mail address of a contact and move it from the To field to CC or BCC field. The keyboard can even be split on the iPad for easier thumb typing, similar to Windows 8.
8. PC Free: No Syncing Required
When you set up your iOS 5 device, you won't need to hook it up to a PC. Everything takes place on the iPhone and iPad itself. You'll also get over-the-air updates, even incremental ones, without having to physically sync. PC Free in iOS 5 also means wireless iTunes syncing via iCloud, which means if you purchase content on your iPad you'll be able to play it on your iPhone or iPod touch.
9. Game Center
There's 50 million Game Center users, which is about 20 million better than Xbox Live. And Apple is hoping to get more of you using Game Center on a regular basis. With iOS 5, you can post profile pictures, get new friend recommendations based on the games you play, and discover new games. Overall achievement scores allow you to better match yourself up with similarly skilled foes.
10. iMessage
iOS has never had an answer to RIM's BBM, but now it does. iMessage supports iPhone, iPad, iPod touch. (What, no Mac OS X Lion?) Users can send text, photos, and video, and iMessage supports group messages. There's delivery receipts, read receipts, and typing indications (so you know the other person is talking) represented by three little dots. Messages are pushed to all iOS devices at once if you have more than one iOS gadget. Too bad iMessage and FaceTime aren't integrated. At least not yet.


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1 in 30 people living in London now has Covid - as a 'major incident' is declared
The Mayor of London has declared a major incident across the city, as Covid cases and infected patients in hospitals hit "critical" levels.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) recently estimated that as many as one in 30 people living in London currently have coronavirus.
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'Out of control'
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has said the virus is "out of control" in the city, and that residents are under orders to obey the lockdown rules and not mix over the weekend.
The city has seen a dramatic rise in cases since early December, with the number of infected cases in the over 60s age range quadrupling.
What is a major incident?
A major incident is an emergency situation that requires special arrangements that will be implemented by one or all of the emergency services, the NHS or the local authority.
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Khan confirmed that there are currently more than 7,000 people in hospital with Covid-19, a 35 per cent increase compared to the peak of the pandemic last April. The Mayor said that the London Ambulance Service is taking up to 8,000 emergency calls a day, compared to the typical 5,500 a day.
Doctors in the city have warned that critical care nurses are close to burn out, and, because of resources being stretched thin, there was a real risk of patients suffering harm.
Khan's announcement comes after Sussex and Surrey counties declared similar major incidents on Thursday 7 January.
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Khan said: "Our heroic doctors, nurses and NHS staff are doing an amazing job, but with cases rising so rapidly, our hospitals are at risk of being overwhelmed. The stark reality is that we will run out of beds for patients in the next couple of weeks unless the spread of the virus slows down drastically.


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By Shivesh Vishwanathan
App stores are the mobile equivalent of desktop Web browsers in many ways. They are the predominant mechanism for delivering content and functionality in the mobile world. They provide much more control than traditional browsers and the direct ability for developers and administrators to deploy, monitor, manage and monetize apps and the content that passes through them. This, along with being end user-facing, has made them the cornerstone of the outside-in view for users and developers. Within the enterprise, they will soon be the final manifestation of application management and device management capabilities for end users and IT administrators, and become as ubiquitous as the intranet.
Let's take a look at the outside-in view and the key characteristics of app stores so we can evaluate them for the enterprise.
User and Device Identity. One of the most important characteristics of app stores that differentiate them from regular Web browsers is the fact that app stores have identifiable users with strong identities. App stores play an integral role in the mobile ecosystem of devices, developers, publishers and end users by identifying the users they provide services to, blocking usage when required and ensuring security. In an enterprise, user identity elements span not just employees, but also partners, vendors and resellers so having the right level of access and functionality for each stakeholder is critical to its success.
App Discovery. App stores need their apps to be discoverable through various means like searching, browsing, tagging, sharing, ratings and other features. As apps proliferate, sifting through them and finding what is required is critical for the app store to be successful. In addition to the top-down discoverability features—such as cataloguing, searching, browsing and categorizing apps that enable users to understand the taxonomy, navigations, sorting and filtering through them—having "bottom-up discoverability" features that are similar to search engine and social media optimization of the Web are important as they enable users to understand app popularity and social acceptance through features such as tagging, ratings and reviews.
App Delivery. App delivery is a central feature of app stores, which enable users to browse, install and uninstall apps on their devices. The heavy fragmentation of device endpoints means that the app store has to support reliable app delivery on multiple devices with varied capabilities and device types. All these delivery features have to be well defined in order to provide rich functionality along with keeping the overall delivery logistics for the developer simple and intuitive.
Versioning. With development cycles of a few weeks at best, app developers rely heavily on the ability of app stores to seamlessly manage app versions and compatibility. Features such as version management and compatibility selection while uploading enable app stores to hide the inherent complexity from end users and provide them with a clean interface.
Monetization and Viability. App store platforms enable app developers to create viable business or service models. App stores enable service delivery, and their viability and acceptance is dependent on how they provide a sustainable ecosystem for developers, end users and partners who use them. When app stores are used in a private context, such as an enterprise or a non-profit, apps and workflows need to be prioritized in the right order to provide a clear path to being a profitable endeavor.
App Sanctity and Security. Unlike the Web browser world where putting a URL on the address bar could take you to a completely unknown territory of the Internet, app stores provide checks, reviews and approvals to ensure the security and sanctity of the apps they host. App stores are usually owned and hosted by a known entity, and one of its primary functions is to safeguard users from malicious apps, unsecured data and subpar user experience.
Getting the above outside-in view right is only a part of the story. Often overlooked in the cacophony of apps and app stores is the need for enterprises to mobile-enable their workflows and processes. This inside-out view consists of readying the enterprise backend systems, deploying mobility middleware, managing user identities, and exposing and managing Web service APIs. As an IT leader, it's critical to get the inside-out view right, because being behind on it could mean the difference between a highly successful mobility initiative and one that is dead on arrival.


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Up until recently, there were four choices for persons with Insomnia. These were:
1. Do nothing, suffer and hope it'll get better with time. This is the sad choice of many, and it doesn't work. They most often get worse.
2. Start taking one of the huge advertised array of drugs, and then often taking other drugs hoping to solve the side effects as they show up. This is known as the drug "side effect chain". (My ex-wife once ended up taking six different drugs in this way, and the end effect was that she got worse instead of better – a not uncommon result)
3. Pay exorbitant amounts of for EEG Biofeedback (Neurofeedback) training. This has been the best solution up to now. The overall success rate (with good and bad clinicians) is considered to be about 85%. But, the cost of 60 (recommended) half hour sessions with a "professional" at $4500 to over $10,000 is above the ability of most mid and low income families.
4. Try various allergy clinics to try to find the allergy/sensitivity responsible, and also do all the various tests for mineral toxicity (mercury, copper, arsenic, cadmium, etc. This is also pretty expensive, with the very best system (End Point Titration) costing upwards of $10,000. (For more info on EPT, see www.Alternate-Health.com/allergy.html).
Now, there's another choice. I invented a new method of changing brain wave amplitude (up or down) that is similar to EEG BF, but is inexpensive enough to give mid and low income families a choice besides expensive and dangerous drugs. It's auditory messaging used mostly during sleep. Instead of changing behavior as is "usual" with this technique, it does the same thing that EEG biofeedback (neurofeedback) does, i.e. it raises the SMR brain wave (12-14 cycles per second – Hz), while lowering the Theta brain wave (4-8 Hz) at the same time.
For those who aren't familiar with EEG BF, this is the most effective brain training mechanism that best solves this particular brain problem. (It also solves ADHD, insomnia, IBS, epilepsy, and even many cases of schizophrenia. There is substantial proof of this effectiveness of EEG BF.
In my former practice as an Orthomolecular Psychologist, I had used auditory messaging with good success, and in 2004, I realized that it should be possible to use this technique to do the same thing that was done by the expensive EEG Bf units and a computer. Instead of going thru the conscious mind of the "trainee" to affect the unconscious, why not go directly to the unconscious mind?
After more than two years, three clinical trials, and extensive testing utilizing volunteers who paid for the right to participate, I proved the following:
1. The Bate Auditory Brainwave Training (Patent Pending) Is very similar to EEG BF and accomplishes the same "basic brain training" with these following minor differences:
a. It compares with one night sleep being almost equivalent to one half hour session. Individuality is part of the picture of course, but in our tests of 11 persons suffering from insomnia, all except one got dramatic results within a few weeks, and in some cases a few days. That one was in the original tests, and was frightened by the Hawthorne Effect (see below), and quit using the system.
b. It seems that there is more possibility of a Hawthorne Effect in this training than in EEG BF training.
In the last test, this possible effect was discussed beforehand and warned about, and while it occurred in a few cases, it did not deter any of the volunteers, as it had done in earlier testing. (This is NOT a dangerous "side effect" such as can be caused by all drugs! It can cause minor discomfort in a few individuals for only a day or so at worst.)
c. Motivation is no longer a huge factor as it is in EEG BF. Both the parents
and the child have to motivated to continue long weeks of training, and if the training is stopped before an end point, some, or most, of the gain is lost.
2. This system costs under $200, and that is a one-time fee only. It can be used for as long as it takes. (With Autistic children, it can take up to 200 EEG BF sessions). The system is composed of two basic CD's. The first is the actual Audio Training program, playable on any CD player, boom box, etc. The second CD is a computer disk that has several other programs useful as adjuncts to this training. This includes a free allergy/sensitivity test, a free bottle of amino acid supplement that has a calming effect, and several on alternate health therapies that have been shown to be of help for all types of brain problems.
3. There is also a year's full back guarantee of success. If any person tries this for at least 60 days, and then states that there has been no significant improvement they will receive a full rebate including shipping and handling (which is included in the price).
Now, even the low and mid income families have a choice that doesn't force them to do nothing or to try and/or use dangerous drugs.
Phil Bate PhD – Retired Orthomolecular Psychologist
Inventor and Patent Pending Holder for
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Banana Vada
Banana Vada
500 grams bananas 100 grams peas
100 grams parched rice (poha) 2-cup chana dal flour
1-cup coriander leaves 1/2-tbsp. lemon juice
2-tsp. garam masala 3 tbsp. green chilly paste
1-tbsp. sugar, salt 2-tbsp. red chilly powder
salt 1/2-tsp. turmeric powder
1-tsp. mustard seeds
1-tsp. urad dal, a few curry leaves oil for frying
Boil peas and banana in a pressure cooker. Peel and mash banana. Mix peas.
Soak parched rice for 1/2 hour. Take a frying pan and heat a little oil. Sauté urad dal and when it turns red, add mustard seeds. When they crackle, add curry leaves, turmeric powder, chilly paste. Mix this with the mashed bananas. Mix salt, lemon juice, sugar, garam masala and coriander leaves. Divide the mixture into equal parts.
Shift chana dal flour. Add salt, turmeric powder and red chilly powder. Mix water to from a batter. Dip banana mixture in the batter and fry in oil. Serve with coriander chutney or tamarind-date chutney.


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- Chrome 62 makes the network information API more useful by providing actual performance metrics instead of theoretical results.
- Support for OpenType variable fonts has landed.
- You can capture media streams from HTML Media elements.
- I've got a special reminder about an important change that's landing in Chrome 62.
And there's plenty more!
I'm Pete LePage. Let's dive in and see what's new for developers in Chrome 62!
Want the full list of changes? Check out the Chromium source repository change list.
Network Quality Indicator
The Network Information API has been available in Chrome for a while, but it only provides theoretical network speeds given the user's connection. Imagine you're on WiFi, but connected to a cellular hotspot that only has 2G speeds? The API would report WiFi!
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In Chrome 62, the API has been expanded to provide actual network performance metrics from the client. Using these network quality signals, you can tailor content to the network. For example, on very slow connections, you could improve page load performance by serving a reduced version.
To simplify your application logic, the API returns the measured network
performance in terms of how it would compare to a cellular connection. For
example, connected to a super fast fiber connection, the API would report 4G
These signals will also be available as HTTP request headers and enabled via Client Hints. Checkout out the sample and have a look at the spec for a deeper dive.
OpenType Variable Fonts
Traditionally, one font contained only a single instance of a font family, for example one weight or one stretch. If you wanted regular, bold and italic, you'd need to include three separate fonts, increasing the weight of your page.
An OpenType variable font is the equivalent of multiple individual fonts that
can be compactly packaged within a single font file. By adjusting the
CSS property, stretch, style, weight and more, can easily be adjusted,
providing an infinite number of stylistic variations. Those three fonts can
now be combined into a single, compact file.
.heading {
font-family: "Avenir Next Variable";
font-size: 48px;
font-variation-settings: 'wght' 700, 'wdth' 75;
.content {
font-family: "Avenir Next Variable";
font-size: 24px;
font-variation-settings: 'wght' 400;
OpenType variable fonts gives us a powerful new tool to create responsive typography, and reduce our page weight. Check out Introducing OpenType Variable Fonts by John Hudson for more details.
Media capture from DOM elements
You can now
content into a MediaStream
directly from HTMLMediaElements
like audio and
video, with the
Media Capture from DOM Elements API.
After invoking captureStream()
on an HTML media element, the streamed
content can be manipulated, processed, sent remotely or recorded. Imagine
using web audio to create your own equalizer or vocoder. Or stream the
content to a remote site using WebRTC. The possibilities are almost endless.
Not Secure labels for some HTTP pages
As we announced previously, starting in Chrome 62, when a user enters data on an HTTP page, Chrome will mark the page as "Not Secure" with a label in the address bar. This label will also be shown in Incognito Mode for all HTTP pages.
And more!
These are just a few of the changes in Chrome 62 for developers, of course, there's plenty more.
- The Payment Request API is now available on Chrome for iOS.
- You can start building experimental rich VR experiences with the WebVR origin trial.
Then subscribe to our YouTube channel, and you'll get an email notification whenever we launch a new video.
I'm Pete LePage, and as soon as Chrome 63 is released, I'll be right here to tell you -- what's new in Chrome!


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Headless mode sets up a redirect for all users trying to access the site. The only requests that are granted admission are ones that are either trying to access the REST API, the WP GraphQL API, or any logged-in user looking to access the headless install to edit or create posts.
How do I set it up?
Once you've activated the plugin, add the following line to your wp-config.php file, and save it.
define( 'HEADLESS_MODE_CLIENT_URL', 'https://hiroy.club' );
Be sure to change the URL to the actual URL for the front end of your site.
How can I contribute to this plugin?
The team behind Headless Mode accepts PRs at the plugin's GitHub repository
If you have general questions, use the forum here or hit us up on Twitter @benUNC @jasonbahl @josh412
Colaboradores y desarrolladores
«Headless Mode» es un software de código abierto. Las siguientes personas han colaborado con este plugin.
Colaboradores«Headless Mode» ha sido traducido a 4 idiomas locales. Gracias a los traductores por sus contribuciones.
Traduce «Headless Mode» a tu idioma.
¿Interesado en el desarrollo?
Revisa el código , echa un vistazo al repositorio SVN o suscríbete al registro de desarrollo por RSS.
Registro de cambios
- checked for compatibility with the latest WP version
- read several hot takes from Josh on Twitter. Inaccurately attributed them to Elon Musk.
- 33 points and several attaboys to Alex Standiford for testing this and submitting a PR. You're the wind beneath several wings.
- I checked again, and nobody has donated money toward the maintenance of this plugin. I'm not mad, I'm just disappointed. https://benlikes.us/donate
- adds a filter named headless_mode_will_redirect so that individual requests can make it through to WP if needed.
- fixed an issue with new installs showing a white screen for users not logged in, until a constant is set.
- 27 additional non-refundable points for Josh starting a new job since the last release.
- 37 points for Jason also starting a new job. Jason's additional points are for lack of hair, and totally arbitrary.
- I feel like more of you should be donating. Just saying. https://benlikes.us/donate
- adds a filter for headless_mode_disable_front_end so that access to the front end can be granted on a per-user basis.
- tested up to WordPress 5.5
- 17 total new points for a relatively long time with no support issues.
- The plugin still works like a CHARM, and none of you people have donated.
- resolve PHP notice due to missing parentheses.
- tally of 14 total points based on previous issues.
- shameless pointing out that the points are all made up.
- more changes to the readme for display on wordpress.org
- 73% more #HiRoy. Have you said Hi to Roy today? https://hiroy.club
- change the author URL to not be so self-serving, Ben.
- a much needed Points review by Meagan Hanes based on the above changes is pending.
- Modifications for the .org readme authors, etc.
- enhancements to get it ready for the .org repo


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Kia Carens accessories are the perfect way to personalize your vehicle and make it your own. From stylish exterior add-ons to interior comfort and convenience features, there is an accessory for everyone. Whether you're looking to upgrade your ride with new wheels or just want to add a little bit of personality, Kia Carens accessories are a great way to do it. And with so many to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect one for you.
Some of the most popular accessories for the Kia Carens include floor mats, seat covers, and a sunroof. Floor mats help keep your car clean and free of dirt and debris, while seat covers can add a touch of style and comfort. A sunroof is a great way to enjoy the outdoors while driving, and it can also help reduce glare from the sun.
If you're looking for accessories to customize your Kia Carens , you've come to the right place. Here at Pharaoh Automotive, we offer a wide variety of accessories to choose from, so you can make your Kia Carens uniquely yours. Whether you're looking for performance upgrades, interior customization, or exterior styling, we have what you're looking for. And because we're Pharaoh Automotive, you can be sure that all of our accessories are of the highest quality and backed by our world-class warranty.
Our Range of Kia Carens Accessories
So browse our selection of Kia Carens accessories and start customizing your ride today.
Kia Carens Accessories help you to easily customize and personalize your Carens according to your specific needs and taste. With a variety of accessories available, you can choose from exterior and interior accessories, as well as a wide range of safety and security features.
Whether you're looking to enhance your Carens's performance or simply make it more comfortable and stylish, there's an accessory for you. Automobile accessories are add-ons that are typically used to upgrade a new car, add style, or enhance its capabilities.
Car accessories are divided into two categories based on this: essential and non-essential. These accessories will not only make your vehicle look better, but they will also improve its performance. Here are a few more advantages of these automobile accessories to persuade you to purchase some for your own vehicle:
Aesthetics: One of the most important advantages of car accessories is that they can help you improve the aesthetics of your vehicle. To make your car look good, you can use specific accessories such as alloy wheels , wooden dash board trims, headlights , and so on.
Emergency: This category contains items such as jumper cables, ropes, a first-aid kit, a navigation unit, wheel wrenches, and other items that can assist you in smoothly exiting an emergency situation.
Cleanliness: There are many accessories on the market that can assist in keeping a car clean and well-maintained. Seat covers, floor mats, and sun shades are among the most common.
Practicality: Fog lights, LEDs, rear windshield wipers, rear parking cameras, day and night rear view mirrors, ABS, and other features can all help improve the performance of your vehicle.
Entertainment: There are a few others who play an important role in keeping you entertained while on the road. Car Theater systems, music tracks, LCDs in front seat headrests, Stereo systems, and so on are all included.There are a wide variety of car accessories available on the market today.
From dashboard covers and floor mats to seat covers and steering wheel covers, there is an accessory to suit every need and taste. Car accessories can make a vehicle more comfortable and stylish, and can also help to protect it from wear and tear. Some car accessories, such as GPS systems and security alarms, can also improve the safety of a vehicle. With so many options available, it is easy to find the perfect car accessory to suit your needs.


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Sig Sauer MPX 9mm Flat Dark Earth (FDE) Semi-Automatic Pistol with Stabilizing Brace Ghost Gun For Sale
Unconventional design, unmatched performance, and familiar AR handling. The SIG MPX redefines the submachine gun category with a new level of operator safety, in-field adaptability and proven reliability in the harshest environments. Completely ambidextrous, the SIG MPX is great for left- or right-handed shooters with its dual-sided selector switch, magazine release, charging handle and bolt release. The SIG MPX operates from a fully-closed and locked rotating bolt, offering enhanced reliability and safety in use. A short-stroke gas piston allows the SIG MPX to run all weights and brands of 9mm ammunition with no adjustments to the gas valve. A full-length picatinny rail allows for solid, consistent mounting of optics and targeting lasers. The MPX K PSB features a 4.5″ barrel, telescoping 3-position brace and a short aluminum KeyMod handguard with handstop.
Firearm Features
Telescoping 3 Position Brace
Short Aluminum KeyMod Handguard
Ambi AR-Style Controls
Handstop Included
Short-Stroke Gas Piston Operation
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