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The Samsung Galaxy S8 hit stores in early 2017, so it makes sense that we're hearing about the Samsung Galaxy S9, as it might only be months away.
Samsung Galaxy S9 price and release date
We so far know nothing official about when the Samsung Galaxy S9 will be announced, but one leak suggests it'll be ready to go at MWC 2018 in February 2018. We've also heard another rumor pointing to a late February announcement.
Samsung Galaxy S9 design
Recently we've seen both a render video and rendered images supposedly showing the Samsung Galaxy S9, and they show a device that looks very similar to the Samsung Galaxy S8, albeit with the fingerprint scanner moved beneath the camera lens (but not in-screen as some rumors have suggested).
The front and back both look to use curved glass, the bezels are small and there's both a 3.5mm headphone port and what's presumably a Bixby button.
Samsung Galaxy S9 Camera
- 1,000fps video recording
- A 3D face scanner
- A single-lens camera
When it comes to the camera. The Samsung Galaxy S9 is rumored to be able to shoot some incredible slow motion video. Industry is working on a rear camera that can shoot at 1,000 frames per second. Which would be better than anything on the market in a phone right now.
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Samsung Galaxy S9 battery
- A bigger, more efficient battery
We haven't heard much battery news, but one of the big chipset developments may allow the company to include a much bigger battery. A report suggests Samsung will now use Substrate-like PCB tech that will allow the Exynos chipset manufacturer to include a bigger battery without increasing the size of the processor.
Samsung Galaxy S9 OS and power
- Snapdragon 845 or Exynos 9810 chipset
- Just 4GB of RAM
Qualcomm has announced the Snapdragon 845, which will likely be powering US versions of the Samsung Galaxy S9.
It's an octa-core chip with four cores running at 2.8GHz and four at 1.8GHz, with the fastest cores delivering up to 30% better performance. Than the fastest cores in the Snadragon 835. AI processing and graphics performance have also been improved, while power use has been reduced.
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Fifth Sunday in Lent—Year C—March 21, 2010
Preached at Mediator Lutheran Church, Philadelphia, PA
"Are You Thirsty"—Isaiah 43:16-21
The Book of Isaiah is in the section of the Old Testament called "the Prophets," and more specifically, it is one of the latter prophets along with Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and the twelve minor prophets.
Scholars divide Isaiah into three major parts; each of which is believed to have been written during a different period of history, possibly even by a different author. Today's reading comes from the second of those three sections. Second Isaiah is believed to have been written in the 6th Century BCE, because it is about Israel in the midst of the Babylonian Exile. Isaiah Chapter 43 appears to occur late in the exile. At this point the prophet has already told the people once, as he will tell them again in chapter 50, that it is time to get up and get ready for the exile to be over and to return home to Jerusalem.
These six verses are one occurrence of a common form found in Second Isaiah. The form is made up of three parts. The first of which is verses 16 and 17, the introduction.
Thus says the LORD, who makes a way in the sea, a path in the mighty waters, who brings out chariot and horse, army and warrior; they lie down, they cannot rise, they are extinguished, quenched like a wick
Here the author makes clear to the listener that it is God who is speaking, and at the same time reminds them of all the mighty acts God has done in the past. God made a path of dry land in the Red Sea as the Israelites were led out of Egypt. God also conquered Pharaoh's army by causing their chariots to get stuck in the mud; God "extinguished" them, "quenched them like a wick" with the waters that had just been stacked upon one another as the Israelites crossed in safety.
However, because this section is so reminiscent of the thanksgiving songs of Moses & Miriam and because Isaiah's audience is in exile, it is likely that God's deliverance of the Israelites might leave a sour taste in the listeners' mouths. It is not surprising that they would be wondering: well if God did that for our ancestors, why doesn't God deliver us like that? Or for that matter, why didn't God prevent the Babylonians from conquering us in the first place? God was among us, in the temple in Jerusalem, how did this happen?
The prophet's next line, verse 18, seems to address that sentiment directly:
Do not remember the former things, or consider the things of old.
Although the people do not speak the words themselves, this line is a the communal groan of hopelessness. The community's complaint is the second part of the reoccurring pattern in Isaiah.
Isaiah acknowledges the community complaint, but instead of trying to explain it away, give reason for why they were exiled, and why God "let" it happen, he tells the community to forget about the past. He encourages the people not to think about the fact that Babylon sacked Jerusalem and dragged them off into exile. It is ironic that right after recounted God's great deeds in the past, Isaiah tells the people to forget about them. But that is because he does not want them to think about the tough time that the Israelites had on the way out of Egypt, those forty long years. They are to look forward, to all powerful God for hope, instead of looking to the past.
The prophet gets it; he meets the people where they are. He understands their frustration and even commiserates with Israel. They are in a tough situation, and the prophet is here is speak a word of hope and comfort. The people are apart from their land, their ancestors, their past, their heritage, their place of worship, and their livelihood. They are struggling. They are in a land that is not theirs, under the control of a foreign super-power. The people are thirsty, both literally and figuratively.
What about you? Are you thirsty like Israel?
Are you overworked, overstressed, overtired?
Are you unemployed or underpaid?
Are you struggling financially?
Are you thirsty?
Do you have enough food to feed yourself and your family?
Have you recently lost your home?
Are you sick, dying, broken, hurting, bullied, or beat up?
Are you thirsty?
Is your family fractured?
Are you grieving the death of a loved one?
Are you thirsty?
Have you been abused or molested?
Are you tired of fighting?
Are you thirsty?
Are you worried about what next year will bring?
Are you wondering if you will get into college or get that new job?
Are you wondering, like Israel did, where God was when things went bad?
Are you wondering how you are going to get you out of another bad situation?
Are you thirsty?
Have you realized that you cannot fully provide for yourself, that you cannot do it alone? Life is not always easy; in fact it is rarely so. We live in a broken world plagued by violence, sickness, death, and sorrow. As much as we try to make the world and our lives even a little bit better, we are unable to change what underlies it all. Sin is a human reality and it pervades this world in everyway. As hard as we try, we are not able to stop sinning. Nothing we do can change that fact. We are sinful beings living in a world that shows its effects all too clearly.
But God is "about to do a new thing." God is going to "give drink to [God's] chosen people." This is the proclamation of salvation that Isaiah makes to Israel. Verses 19 through 21 finally complete the pattern with good news. GOD WILL DO A NEW THING!
In the text, God is going to provide a new start for Israel back in the land God promised them, the land flowing with milk and honey. God is going to lead them out of exile along "a way in the wilderness" and will "give water" all along the journey. There will be "rivers in the desert, and God's chosen people will drink"! God will provide for Israel.
God has been providing for God's people throughout history, and we see it happening all throughout scripture. During the Exodus from Egypt, God provided food, water, and protection. God made the water sweet enough to drink at Marah, and God made water come from a rock for both the wandering Israelites and for Samson the judge. When Elijah was fleeing for his life after conquering the prophets of Ba'al, God gave him food and drink. And as it is foretold in today's reading, God quenched Israel's thirst for water in the wilderness and their thirst to be free at home again.
God did not only do a new thing by bringing Israel out of Babylon, but again did a new thing in Jesus. God sent God's only son to earth in order to die for our sins that we may all be raised to new life in a resurrection like his. Jesus provided the woman at the well with living water, so not only was her thirst for literal water quenched at the well, but so was her thirst for love and acceptance. Jesus is the water that can quench our thirst on a deeper level than can the water out of any faucet. God provides for God's chosen people, and quenches their thirst.
Are you thirsty? I know that I am. The good news is that God is still doing a new thing and quenches OUR thirst too!
God did a new thing in Jesus, and God gives us new life through his death and resurrection. Through this time of preparation in Lent, God leads us through the wilderness, quenching our thirst the whole way, into the new life of Easter.
In our baptisms, God claimed us as one of God's chosen people. God quenched our thirst to be free of sin and to belong.
And God continues to provide for us, God quenches our thirst through the Word. When the Word is read and preached, in worship, in Bible study, and or anywhere for that matter, God fills us up and refreshes our lives with God's presence.
In worship, God also quenches our thirst with music, Communion, and through the fellowship of this community. The women of the week that are being recognized this month are just a few examples of how God works through each and every one of us to quench the thirst of another in this church and throughout the community.
When we are in need, God quenches our thirst by giving us much needed strength, healing, and reconciliation. God provides us with food for our tables and roofs over our heads.
Later this afternoon, God will quench the thirst of our bodies and our souls once again at the 100 Women in Red service and meal. The word read and preached, the music, the fellowship, and the food will give us enough strength to get through another week of being thirsty.
And as the passage from Isaiah says, all of creation shows signs of God's provisions for us. God continues to quench the thirst of creation. Through all the snow that has melted and the rain of this past week, God provides water for the plants as they start to sprout, bud, blossom, and grow as spring fast approaches. Out of the dark and dreary winter landscape, God bring forth new life. Through all of the beautiful signs of spring, God reminds us that God is doing a NEW THING. God makes "a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert" and "give[s] drink to [God's] chosen people." God makes a way for us, and quenches our thirst through the promise of eternal life through God's Son, Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen.

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Welcome to Feastly's new home for plant-focused dining.
Part of our efforts here at Feastly is to build and foster a community around shared food. So, we want to be as inclusive as possible for those who have plant-centric diets, or simply, those who just love eating their vegetables. If you have friends or diners who are interested in attending Feastly meals of the plant-based variety, point them here!
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The bialy is a distant cousin of the bagel. Both were brought to New York City in the early 20th century by Eastern European Jewish immigrants. The bialy specifically comes from Bialystok, Poland. It's dough is quite different than bagel dough, however, having more water content and no sweeteners or oils. Although this amazing recipe hasn't caught on as much as the bagel has, it really is one of the world's great, simple flatbreads.
This simple and showstopping appetizer gets an earthy flavor and natural hot pink hue from beets! Goat cheese provides smooth texture and satisfying tang. This dish is also a great way to use up a baguette that might be one day past its prime.
Hot summer days were made for sippin' rosé poolside. And while rosé is perfectly delicious and refreshing right out of the bottle, it reaches new heights as frosé—a brut rosé sweetened ever so slightly with homemade lavender simple syrup, then frozen and blended to a slushy consistency.
This gorgeous, layered cheesecake is bursting with summer flavors - Meyer lemon, blueberry, and lavender. It's entirely plant-based and also raw, making it as impressive as it is delicious.
VeganThese simple "quickles" are the perfect way to infuse your next meal with a little Korean flair. Made from shiitake mushrooms, these "umami bombs" have a satisfying chewy texture, a slightly tangy taste, and huge depth of flavor. Serve them among other banchan, like kimchi, daikon pickles, and stir-fried fish cakes.
Jocelyn Ramirez is a Southeast Los Angeles native and the chef/founder of Todo Verde, a roving Latin American plant-based kitchen providing Los Angeles with healthy and affordable vegan eats. We sat down with her to talk about the perceived challenges of vegan Mexican cuisine, how food can be a catalyst for social change, and how agua frescas started it all.
VeganChermoula, a North African sauce traditionally paired with grilled seafood, has many variations. This one is a lighter, green version as opposed to the red variety that often contains a lot of chili peppers and paprika. It's garlicky, lemony, and herbaceous notes make it perfect as a marinade, in dressings, or alone as a simple condiment. Try it on vegetables and tofu! I use it on savory grilled portobello mushrooms at my Moroccan-themed pop-up dinners. It's also an extremely simple recipe - just grab your herbs and your food processor!
VEGANZucchini noodles, or "zoodles," are a common and healthy alternative to traditional pasta. Use a Spiralizer or a stand mixer attachment to make them, and then experiment with spiralizing sweet potatoes, apples, and other types of produce!
VEGANThis vegan lox recipe provides the savory and smoky notes of traditional smoked salmon...sans the salmon! This vegan lox is also the perfect excuse to add to your culinary gadgets collection. Handheld smoke guns are perfect for quickly infusing flavor without firing up the backyard grill or smoker. Not enough cabinet space? You can use liquid smoke, too. So get cooking - this vegan lox is just begging to appear on your next brunch platter.
VeganThis impressive, two-part dessert looks stunning on the plate but is surprisingly easy to make. Black tahini, made with black sesame seeds instead of white, gives this vegan "flan" its striking color.
VeganThis adorable vegan dessert looks like a fresh avocado, but it's actually mint ice cream with a chocolate truffle pit.
VEGANEggplants, a.k.a aubergine in the UK, are halved and doused in a miso-turmeric glaze, then topped with wicked spicy chickpeas and karate-chopped ninja nuts … this one's on fire and we love to feel the burn!
VeganThis dessert is a creative take on some beloved and well-known dishes: apple pie, cheesecake, and chimichangas. These pockets of deliciousness are handheld mini treats that also just happen to be vegan and raw.
VeganSalimatu Amabebe has cooked in New York, Maine, Guatemala, and Berlin. Now, she's popping up in Portland, infusing her vegan dinners with her adventurous spirit and her Nigerian heritage.
VeganThis vichyssoise is the vegan version of a classic cream-laden potato and leek soup, served cold. It's a delicious alternative to a salad as a first course or as a healthy entree. With gut-healthy lacto-fermented leeks and creamy avocado, this vichyssoise is a refreshing and nutritious pick for a warm spring day.
VEGANIt's the perfect time of year for ceviche! Ceviche is a dish served throughout the Americas and is traditionally prepared with seafood. Our spin features hearts of palm as the main ingredient, which is the inner core of some palm tree varieties. This raw dish is easy to prepare and can be served as a starter or a side dish.
VeganLightly seasoned with mint and a hint of tarragon, this delicious dish is filled with nutrition. Beluga or black lentils are easy to digest and high in protein, perfect for the aspiring plant-based eater whose digestive system is not used to to a high-carb diet associated with beans. The walnuts add "healthy" fat that is nourishing to the brain and the heart, supporting healthy cholesterol levels. They also add rich texture to the soup without making it feel too heavy. Warm and grounding, this soup will melt away the stresses of your day.
VEGANPassion fruit sounds exotic, doesn't it? As if it were only available on some tropical island. But I've got some exciting news for you: most local grocery stores carry it, and it's extremely easy to use. You can usually find it near the kiwis and mangos.
VEGANA simple way to spice up your pita game. Recipe by Chef Lee Davidson.
VEGANPerhaps some of the 70,000 Armenians who now live in Istanbul would raise an eyebrow to this dish. Pine nuts and raisins are only used for stuffing green peppers but not for stuffing grape leaves! We at Istanbul Modern SF think the idiosyncrasies of different dishes and culinary traditions are things to celebrate, bringing people together rather than to set them apart. Perhaps a recipe for this familiar dish is too prescriptive, though, we will provide one.
VEGETARIANIn Florence, an Italian university student showed me one of Italy's easiest recipes: aglio, olio e peperoncino. Garlic (aglio) and chili (peperoncino) get sauteed until fragrant in rich olive oil (olio).
VEGANThis recipe is the simplest way to make this hearty eggplant dish. Of course, you can elaborate by adding kaffir lime leaves, lemongrass, and even belacan (shrimp paste) to the sauce. If you just want to whip up something quickly for dinner, this recipe is already delicious.
VEGETARIANWith their fluffy crags and crisp exteriors, English muffins have become a breakfast staple --there is no better vehicle for rich Hollandaise sauce or melted butter. The best part? You can make them at home with a few ingredients and a little patience. With this recipe, brunch extraordinaire Andrew McCormack will have you ditching the sleeve of store-bought muffins and breaking out your griddle.


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BC-VT--Vermont News Coverage Advisory 8:30 am, VT
Vermont news from The Associated Press for Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2019.
Here's a look at how AP's general news coverage is shaping up today in Vermont. Questions about today's coverage plans are welcome, and should be directed to the northern New England desk at 802-229-0577.
A reminder this information is not for publication or broadcast, and these coverage plans are subject to change. Expected stories may not develop, or late-breaking news and more newsworthy events may take precedence. Advisories, digests and digest advisories will keep you up to date.
For up-to-the minute information on AP's coverage, visit Coverage Plan at newsroom.ap.org.
ARLINGTON, Vt. _ Police say the death of a 42-year-old woman whose body was found in a Vermont home is no longer considered suspicious.
If you have stories of regional or statewide interest, please email them to apvermont(at)ap.org. If you have photos of regional or statewide interest, please send them to the AP state photo center in New York, 888-273-6867.


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Military Inspired Blazers
Military inspired looks are not meant to be full of fatigue or other expected military garb. A great military look is unassuming and appear unintentional. I like to incorporate military inspired pieces by the cut of the garment and play with the color a bit. Rarely will you see me do a military inspired look that is green or fatigue. However, if you choose to do so, incorporate these traditional elements in small and subtle ways to avoid looking costume-y and trendy.
How to Wear it
Below, I took a military inspired blazer in a red tweed fabric to soften the look a bit. I paired my blazer with a throwback AR'RYLES faux leather pencil skirt, my favorite over-the-knee boots, and go-to fave of a purse. To keep the military inspired thing going further, I added aviators to round out the look.
What I Wore: Blazer: JustFab.com, Skirt: AR'RYLES, Boots: Luichiny, Purse: Brahmin (similar), Sunnies: D&G


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Hi all,
In an article titled "Alien End Game?", English researcher Jenny Randles, takes a look at the question "Do we need the concept of aliens in the modern UFO pantheon or are these beings just a space age equivalent of the dragons and the fairies - a once culturally relevant motif, that suited a particular time and place from which we have since moved on?" (Fortean Times No. 297, March 2013 p.29.)
CE3s "have fallen off a cliff."
Jenny points out that "Another oddity is that reports of "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" have fallen off a cliff. Between the 1940s and 1970s, reports of aliens alongside or inside UFOs formed most alien contact. A dramatic rise in claims of abductions followed. By the 1990's, these were the majority of reported alien contacts and CE3s were vanishing. Today, abductions are far fewer and CE3s are all but gone."
"Real aliens likely are out there, but I believe that astronomers will find them, not ufologists. Instead, there is real potential to make discoveries in areas such as the nature of consciousness and rare atmospheric energy sources to tame and use as a future resource. But we will only find these if we look in the right places - and we will only look if we lay aside our frustrating quest for beings that, in the end, appear to be illusionary. We should instead call an end game to that quest and search for the true cause of puzzling UFOs."
This line of thinking was explored in one of Jenny's previous articles in Fortean Times No. 295, January 2013 p29.) Two cases are presented where independent witnesses saw something different to the primary witness.
In Lindholmen, Sweden, a man was walking across a road when there was a blinding light. In hospital, his body showed signs of static electricity. Via hypnosis, he recalled alien contact. "A second person passing by on an adjacent road had seen what happened. They did indeed observe the unusual ball of light fall from the sky...but they did not see any aliens or the witness being floated in the air."
On 8 October 1972, in the UK, a security guard heard a humming noise, then saw a disc shaped object hovering nearby. It left at speed. A second security guard just metres away from the first, saw nothing unusual at all.
Jenny postulates "Does this variation in the 'depth' of a UFO experience relate to a witness' proximity to a UFO imply that our perceptions change the closer we are to an associated energy field?"
"My data suggests that as we enter such a 'Sphere of Influence' the way we "experience" a "UFO" is indeed altered. The UAP or glowing energy ball described by more distant observers is perhaps an indication that they were experiencing the phenomenon through lower levels of distortion, and that these escalate as they approach the sphere and their exposure to its energy increases. They may even detect this rising energy as a buzzing sound, a tingling in the brain, before consciousness is progressively affected, triggering perception of a fantastic close encounter."
Vehicle interference cases:
Likewise, in the February 2013 issues of Fortean Times page 29 Randles examines the reduction in numbers of vehicle interference cases, concluding "...the apparent fall in car stop cases could be hard evidence that these UFOs are not extraterrestrial in origin, but an unidentified atmospheric phenomenon."
Australian examples:
Jenny's articles struck a chord with me, and two striking Australian cases came to mind.
On the 16th September 1974 at St Helens in Tasmania, a woman and her two children were travelling by car at 2115hrs. Light rain was falling. They heard static on the car radio, then the car lost power, then stopped. The vehicle's headlights, radio, heater and dashboard lights all went out. A deafening vibrating noise enveloped the car for a minute. Quite painful electrical shocks were felt by all three passengers. The car was then filled with a chocking smell. The occupants fled the vehicle. When they returned all was normal. Mrs Richards suffered a numb right side of her face and a five cent sized mark above her right eyebrow. The day after the event, her arms and fingers were badly swollen and she had difficulty walking. (TUFOIC files.)
The second Australian case happened on 5th February 1979 at Lawitta Tasmania. A man was driving his catr alone at 2150hrs and noted that his car radio had stopped working. Seconds later, an intense white light enveloped the car and he could not see beyond the bonnet. The car's lights and motor failed. The next thing he remembers is being stopped by police. He was taken to hospital, examined and found to be in a state of shock. His Ford Cortina T71C was found to have a flat battery; and had a low oil level. The cutoff switch in the alternator needed replacing as did wiring, especially of the headlights. The radiator's water level was also low. (TUFOIC files.)
What do blog readers think about these ideas of Jenny's?
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Unlikely Hero Leads World Team Past US Team on All-Star Friday Night
It was a good old fashioned shootout on Friday night.
Led by unlikely hero, Bogdan Bogdanovic of the Sacramento Kings, the World Team blew out the US by a score of 155-126. The game's oldest player recorded 26-points, while hitting seven of his team's 23-three-pointers. Bogdanovic would come away with the MVP honours.
All-Star Joel Embiid, easily the best player on the floor, only spent nine-minutes off the bench, resting up for Sunday night, but his teammates made up for it as Ben Simmons recorded a double-double, while Dario Saric dropped 18-points of his own.
Canadian Jamal Murray recorded 21-points, while fellow Canuck Dillon Brooks hit 11-points.
The American team was spearheaded by Jaylen Brown who led all scorers with 35-points. Kyle Kuzma added 20-points of his own, while Jayson Tatum dropped 15-points.
It was a night of little defence, entertainment, and some high-flying dunks, but most importantly a perfect start to what will be an exciting weekend!


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George SuiteMAKE A BOOKING
The George suite pays homage to traditional English style incorporating a separate living area, secret sleeping quarter and bathroom. To complete the space a few surprise design features feature in the lobby and fascinating trinkets along the library walls. A disguised door in the giant bookcase leads you into the main bedroom.
Modern elements of the equation feature in the overall design of the suite; flexible application of mood lighting, large windows with excellent views of Nottingham city centre, giving the suites abundant natural light.
Set the mood and play your tunes with an integrated Zonal Bluetooth speaker system. The built in system streams music wirelessly from any Bluetooth-enabled device.
Live like a celebrity with the array of luxuries the suite offers. A roll-top bathtub, complete with a stock of luxury toiletries allows guests to enjoy an optimum wellness experience.
Meanwhile, modern hospitality services and amenities, such as complimentary 24-hour Wi-Fi connection and a Nespresso coffee machine are sure to make every guests' stay at Mercure Nottingham City Centre George Hotel truly extraordinary.


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9-1-1; You Know The Number (Press Release)
ABILENE, TX – Every day, and no matter where we are, Public Safety Dispatchers stand in the gap by providing an essential community service to our citizens in need. When a life threatening situation occurs, when our loved ones are endangered, or when we struggle with a calamity that occurs before our eyes, we depend on and expect that our emergency calls will be answered and first responders dispatched. The week of April 13 – 19th is a time set aside to highlight the invaluable role of public safety telecommunicators.
Recognizing our dispatchers during Public Safety Telecommunicators Week is just one way of saying thanks for being the "unseen first responders." Their duty, sacrifice and contributions are noteworthy and I commend the men and women serving as Public Safety Dispatchers for their 24/7 perseverance. Without them providing their professional services, our mission to "Serve Those We Protect" would be greatly hindered.
I share these facts from year 2013 for your consideration: our call-takers and dispatchers handled approximately 330,388 calls, including 81,715 9-1-1 calls. These calls resulted in 178,267 police-related events and 18,468 fire-related events. We know that crisis comes in many forms during an emergency. In 2013, the calls-for-service handled by the 9-1-1 call center included 85 events involving cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and 71 events involving childbirth or pregnancy related complications.
Because of their dedicated service as public safety professionals, untold lives and situations requiring urgent intervention were directly impacted. Daily, these first-line emergency communication and response dispatchers provide exemplary services that meet the ever demanding needs of our growing community.
I am thankful that when lives are in crisis, you know the number to dial. Please join me in recognizing a wonderful staff making a difference through their service to you! It takes six months to train a dispatcher, but it only takes a second to thank them.
Stan Standridge
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The world debut for 'Be the Influence' National BoaderX competition kicks off at Centennial Park (Parkes Rd). Located just out of the CBD, this FREE event will blow your mind. The roll in will start from near the Paddington Gate end and for the next 250m jumps, berms and a shipping container will test the skills of each rider. Racing will be 4 at a time in a knockout round robin. Also there will be some best trick comps runnning throughout the comp. Food, drinks and merchandise on sale and freebies to be had. Get to the event by bus from Oxford St, Paddington End, train to Bondi Junction and walk over or drive and park for free in the parklands. For Timetables, maps and trip planning visit 131 500 or www.131500.com.au
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Wish you might set a Skype conversation so that you can watch it again later? Whether is to get a family memento or even a podcast that is potential, you might want a simple way to record your music or video chats. Isn't hard, assuming you know the tools that are proper; nevertheless, thers no remedy. Windows and Mac users may require different tools for the project, and no matter of your stage, you still may wish to look at a few options depending on what yore looking for when it comes to software that is recording. Any of those presenters may capture a gathering and spare it on their computers.Most Skype recorders require the installing 3rd party software that record the dialog on your desktop computer. You'll get a set of these at on the Skype service website. The disadvantage is you need to configure and install applications applications that is various if you employ more than 1 os. Additionally, the quality of the recording is directly related to the bandwidth that you receive and the quality of your connection
You must be running any form of Skype on your Windows computer to try out this plugin, in case you scatter have Skype installed on your computer catch it and install and then set it up first. Go ahead and find the installation record for TalkHelper as well. Once you are ready with both installation files, install Skype first, then run TalkHelper to put in and then activate it. As soon as you're finished with installation part, launching Skype and start making Audio or Video calls, the application begins recording conversations in real time.In other Skype recorder add ons, they simply record the screen shot of this video and audio, how an individual moves the Skype Window. However, throughout the dialog it recordsinsid the video in TalkHelper and stores them locally as AVI files together with codec . The recordings have been stored as MP3 or WAV format, depending on the preferences.
Pamela call recorder for Skype
Pamela for Skype was commonly suggested, however after doing a search on podcasts I'm unashamedly this option. All hosts would have their pellets along with a internet connection, we'd also prefer to have separate audio tracks without being forced to depend on every individual needing to remember to record, so that that they may be individually edited. Is there any better, cheap alternatives?
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Unlike many other graduate schemes, the program is designed to be varied and fun, much like the working lives of our consultants.
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Done after soaking your feet in aromatic ayurvedic herbs. This is a routine that involves gentle hair pulling, relaxing strokes and carefully selected oil to open the crown chakra while your feet are massaged.
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This here, is my very first blog post. December 1st, 2010 just seemed like a well-rounded place in time to start my creative journey, in art and in life.
I have been yearning – YEARNING for months on end, I tell ya – for a creative outlet to share with others. Nothing too formal. It's more for personal growth as an artist and a freelance creative. It's just that, lately, I've had an enormous amount of creative energy bundled up inside of me, and it just simply needs to be -oh, I don't know – unleashed and nurtured…embraced and sustained. And in the process, I'd like to inspire others to nurture their creativity as well, and encourage them to pass the goodness along to the next person.
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Thursday, October 27, 2011
Fall Doodle Frames Freebie
I have been so busy lately, but it's the kind of busy that doesn't feel like busyness. I've been
busy. We've had family visiting (that's my sweet niece, Paisley in the photo above), trips to the pumpkin patch and farm stand, hay rides, Halloween parties, leaf collecting with my little ones... Fall is such a lovely time of year, is it not? There's something about the crisp autumn air that just makes me feel hugged. It's just...nice. We've already had our "trunk or treat" party at church and my rock star, mermaid, and bumblebee each came home with more candy than any person should eat in a lifetime. In our family, we let our kids choose a few pieces of candy and then they leave the rest by the front door for The Great Pumpkin. He takes the candy and leaves a present instead. I really love our little traditions! I always feel like we have to get as much family fun in as possible before the winter comes and we turn into cave people.
I hope you've been able to enjoy this season in your neck of the woods! (Make sure you leave a comment so we can hop around and visit your blogs to see what you've been up to!) Here are a few blog frames to make posting those fall photos that much more fun! As always, just click on them for the full-sized .png versions and then save them to your computer so you can customize them with your own images. Enjoy!!!
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Walking in the valley tonight and the green I love so dearly is quietly and swiftly fading; bleeding its way into yellow, orange, burgundy. It's a beautiful and amazing time, this, now. The leaves are transmogrifying but have yet to bust to the dark gray of the sidewalks. The air holds that strop that winter hones her teeth on. Strolling and chewing up a perfectly fine autumn evening with the trees and leaveless steps and somewhere someone is fretting over gas prices. Sporadic joggers drop steps to the dark walks – those "multi-use" trails that belong to everyone but are owned by the cyclists. A few of them, too, and they speed past with the usual lack of concern, bells ringing and drivechains punching. Downtown sits nobly on the edge of the north shore, her spires appearing extra-clear this night. The yellow leaves stir up the senses and the memories – school starting, loves ending, things beginning. So short is this season. Every season, really. Ephemeral is summer's hickey. Thin are autumn's leaves. I take a drag of the city beautiful, a deep inhale, her noseblood rushing in and lighting a smile. Valley still holds onto a sprig of green, the odd tree in defiance of earth's tilt. On this quiet path the leaves will soon reside. As we all do, they wait for the blurry white.
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The city is Edmonton. It's a subject, not a passion. E-Town is almost universally derided by outsiders as an unlivable tundra wasteland populated by oil-hungry redneck conservatives who despise the arts. All of that is true. But it's not the whole story. There is beauty here. Dusty snowfalls. Brilliant summers. A stunning river valley. A diverse arts community that flourishes. It's a place that inspires a gray relationship - not all good, not all shitty. For that reason alone it is lovable, for what is life but a grayscale?


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Saturday, December 23, 2017
Pocket Monsters Sun & Moon 041 Dash, Dendimushi!
The Dendimushi Race is extremely popular in Alola. It's a competition where participants race each other in cars that run on the electricity Dendimushi emit. Māmane is obsessed with these races and asks Satoshi and Kaki to team up with him and enter one. They immediately try a practice run, but since Māmane's Dendimushi has a Mild Nature, the car won't run particularly fast. It's time for special training with the goal of winning the race!
When the day of the race arrives, the race venue is filled with lots of tough-looking rivals! The course being a difficult one that even includes a desert is another obstruction! Will Satoshi and the others be able to win?
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Due to an unexpected incident, the SM40 sub got somewhat delayed. It will be out soon.ReplyDelete
(also, Hayate is totally using a hacked Dendimushi in this episode)Replies
No problem, PocketMonsters Fansubs. Thank you for the latest release. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas!Delete
Thank you for letting us know about the delay of SM40.Delete
All of you have a very Merry Christmas!
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- AnonymousDecember 23, 2017 at 8:02 PM
Thank you for your hard work, and happy holidays.Delete
On another note: When do you project the SM40 subs will be released?
Bit hard to say, but hopefully it shouldn't take that long. There's a chance it'll get delayed until after SM42 is out, though.Delete
Thanks for another release guys! I can't wait for you to sub the I Choose You movie!ReplyDelete
why don't you put ordered chapters in your releases since their softsubs ?ReplyDelete
thanks for the hard work! even on Dec 24, we still get releases, Happy holidays to you allReplyDelete
thanks for the SM episode!ReplyDelete
Happy holidays everyone! :D
What is the new years special? Just wondering if that part of the tracker hasn't been updated, cause the original series number did.ReplyDeleteReplies
Haha, that's the one hour live action special from 2016, which is still sitting around here in a half finished state. It stayed in the upcoming releases list because we always had plans to get to it once we finished some other stuff, and it just kept getting delayed. We'll finish it some day.Delete
At this point we should probably just do the 2017 New Year special and pretend that's what the list referred to.
It felt so good seeing Team Red Meteor use a hacked Dendimushi with Run Away and still lose... Thank you for this funny episode, and Merry Christmas too.ReplyDelete
Before 2017 fully comes to a close, I just want to say...ReplyDelete
Thank you for a good year of good subtitles. I enjoyed watching your videos because of the effort that you have always put into them. Now that this year is almost over, I can say that you have made my 2017 better. Happy new year, PM. I hope that 2018 will go well for you, and I look forward to the releases that you will make then.
Hey, is there an ETA on ep 40?ReplyDelete
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[...] In his moving sound and film installation SeaWomen, 2012, Mikhail Karikis abandons certain cinematic conventions, such as synch sound, narration and subtitles, to free up our interaction with his subjects and leave much of their world unknown. What drew Karikis initially to the fisherwomen (haenyeo) of Jeju island, off the South Korea coast, was the squeal-whistle they emit after surfacing from a dive in which they use no sub-aqua equipment. For an artist whose main interest is the sculptural qualities of the voice, this sound - which conjures a dolphin's cry or the note made by someone blowing across the top of an empty bottle - places the human body in between sea mammal and instrument. [...] SeaWomen also features an older generation [...] whose livelihood and lifestyle are under threat. [...] Karikis has used the subterranean gallery (of Wapping Project) to great effect. [...] By sitting on the floor, the audience is not only immersed in the women's acoustic world but also experiences an aspect of their collective customs. The sound swells from waves to thunder, to the chugging boat engine, to the women singing a call-and-response song, to the chatter and laughter of their day, an impassioned moment of debate, all interspersed with the eerie whistle of their dives. The overlapping sounds create a physical response and an impulse to sway suggesting that an ancient rhythmic source is being tapped into that we in the West have largely lost. [...] SeaWomen is a joyful eulogy to a passing way of life. Karikis affirms the refusal of the human body to submit to entropy - the vitality of these women, some of whom are unsteady on their feet on land, is fully released underwater. For Karikis, the world beneath is the dream and its source. (From Cherry Smyth's review in Art Monthly, Jul-Aug 2013, issue 358)


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Age is a well-established risk factor for chronic diseases. However, the cellular and molecular changes associated with aging processes that are related to chronic disease initiation and progressions are not well-understood. Thus, there is an increased need to identify new markers of cellular and molecular changes that occur during aging processes. In this study, we use genome-wide DNA methylation from 26.428 CpG sites in 13.877 genes to investigate the relationship between age and epigenetic variation in the peripheral blood cells of 972 African-American adults from the Genetic Epidemiology Network of Arteriopathy (GENOA) study (mean age=66.3 years, range=39-95). Age was significantly associated with 7.601 (28.8%) CpG sites after Bonferroni correction for α=0.05 (p<1.89×10-6). Due to the extraordinarily strong associations between age and many of the CpG sites (>7,000 sites with p-values ranging from 10‑6 to 10-43), we investigated how well the DNA methylation markers predict age. We found that 2,095 (7.9%) CpGsites were significant predictors of age after Bonferroni correction. The top five principal components of the 2,095 age-associated CpG sites accounted for 69.3% of the variability in these CpG sites, and they explained 26.8% of the variation in age. The associations between methylation markers and adult age are so ubiquitous and strong that we hypothesize that DNA methylation patterns may be an important measure of cellular aging processes. Given the highly correlated nature of the age-associated epigenome (as evidenced by the principal components analysis), whole pathways may be regulated as a consequence of aging.
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[Charming Trogir and more = photos.]
Exactly what should I do if I stay for one more day in Split? My host Ivan recommended to take a boat at 9.40am to Trogir, and that's what I did. Before that I had another walk in
The weather was fine, and again I saw more Taiwanese tourists, who invariably come with a tour group. Again I couldn't resist asking one of them to take a photo of me, and that was a very good one. This lady said she's jealous that I could do such a long trip, although she also brought up the issue of travel fatigue. Just as Tz reminded me the other day when I was perhaps in Bar: I'm very lucky to see beautiful things almost every day! Indeed, I am. Thanks for reminding me, Tz.
Tiny Trogir is charming and doesn't disappoint. By the way, it's also an UENESCO-acknowledged world heritage site, although I didn't know that until I arrived. Many restaurants here have fine-value lunch sets, which is pretty good news.
After finishing sightseeing and lunch (a seafood set menu, in which the fish surprisingly disappointed a bit. I should have remembered the fact that Ivan said one can have a replacement or money back as long as s/he is not satisfied with his meal in a Croatian restaurant, haha), I went to the bus station for a bus returning to Split. Earlier one of the guys at a tour stands kindly informed me that there're various buses to Split, and the direct one (which doesn't stop midway) is faster and cheaper. At the bus station a taxi driver was kind enough to offer help, and he also offered to drive me back to Split for 20 Euros, but I thanked him and soon found the big direct bus.
Back in my room I enjoyed a nice phone call and waited for Ivan, who didn't appear until 4, although we set the appointment at 3~3.30pm. Together came a short (middle-age?) Ukrainian, who, mildly to my surprise, would also share my bed tonight. We then went for the ride.
I think it wasn't very easy to talk to the Ukrainian, while (luckily) on the other hand it was a really nice thing to talk to Ivan, since he could tell me his perspectives about previous blood feuds among these several Balkan countries, and how Croatia had its credit bubble, hence the difficulties in job market as well. (We brought on latter topic when Ivan asked whether I finished my studies and how I got to travel for a long period, and for how long I would travel, and so on, although I opened my couch request with the sentence that I "quit my job to do this RTW trip.")
After the uninteresting (to me) Solin (Salona) archaeological site, we went to a fortress (probably called "Općine Klis," according to the entrance ticket). Neither the fortress itself nor the view impressed – after all I've seen the real goodies in Hvar and other places, not to mention a major one awaits in Dubrovnik!), I still went inside to check it out. After all we were already there.
We arrived home at around 7.30pm, and Ivan said that a group of Polish CSers will arrive later, and he'd come in one hour for dinner and drinks. They didn't appear until 9pm, and while I really would love to enjoy some more time together, not the least with a group of Poles, I decided that I needed to rest so I could get up early for the bus tomorrow. Ivan gave me an accommodating smile and said no problem. They all returned at sometime past 11, and it was a very attractive group of Polish people (both in terms of their smiles and features).
The days before I used my sleeping bag, but tonight I decided I would pack the sleeping bag instead of doing it tomorrow morning, so I had only very thing sheets to use. At the middle of the night I had to get up to put on a jacket.
Split – Trogir船/公車:24+ 18= 42
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A Guide to the Dordogne Region of France
The Dordogne region of France is linked to its surrounding regions both through its geography and architecture. As a result, Dordogne is home to variations in landscape such as the sandier soils found in the south, as contrasted from the limestone plateau of the north. This unique combination of limestone and sand has worked well in producing a golden stone in the Perigord Noir. It is this stone which is responsible for introducing a certain kind of warmth to the buildings reminiscent of the English Cotswolds. In other parts of the region, this stone appears in various shades of grey.
A convenient way to understand the Dordogne region is by simply dividing it into 3 sections: the western section which includes Riberac, Verteillac and Bergerac; the section north of Perigueux and beyond Nontron; as well as the Perigord Noir in the southeast. This region is about 100 kilometers long from the western to the eastern borders and is one of the most densely wooded in France, with 40% of its area covered in woodland. The main activity that is practiced in this region is agriculture and its largest town is Perigueux which boasts a population of 30,000.
The Perigord Noir - The Perigord Noir region of the Dordogne has a distinct character to it, with high hills and dense woodlands cut through by the Dordogne and Vezere rivers. The villages located here are provided with dramatic settings created by the Vezere winds which blow between the hillsides. The Dordogne River flows through a broad valley which is ideal for agricultural activities. Sarlat is the Capital of the Perigord Noir which is a small town with a population of less than 10,000. The town features ancient buildings which have been extensively restored and is a major tourist hub which hosts a series of festivals throughout the year.
The Western Dordogne - Western Dordogne opens out into wide expanses to the south of Bergerac and to the north of Verteillac. The landscape here is rather intimate and features small rivers such as the Dronne and the Isle which flow in between trees, meadows and small fields. The climate here is drier and warmer than other areas of the region, while the winters tend to be very cold. Many artists have chosen to settle in this area which is reminiscent of the coastal regions and which they find conducive for creativity.
The Northern Dordogne - From Mareuil up to Nontron and over to Thiviers, this region of northern Dordogne varies again and is characterized by wetter climate and higher ground which receives at least a meter of rainfall annually. Its extensive fields and woodlands are bordered by hedgerows which create an intensity of green luxuriant vegetation. Rivers Bandiat, Dronne, the Isle and the Cole are also found here although at their smallest. Nontron is the main town which is home to a population of about 3,500. If you love the rural country life that's far removed from city life, then northern Dordogne is just the place for you to settle.
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Try outs are underway for public school. Students from Sacred Heart Catholic School are trying out for sports again this year. Last year, they passed a law for private schools to try out for public school. The students from 8th grade that are trying out are Aaryn, Caden, Sharon, Nathan, John, Andy, and Dylan. The sports they are trying out for are volleyball, basketball, and soccer. Try outs for soccer and volleyball are currently going on and basketball try outs are later on.
Students have a lot to say about trying out for public school. Dylan says, " I'm not so nervous this year because I've gone through the process last year so I feel ready this year." Andy says, "Im nervous going into high school sports because I'm an 8th grader, they have an advantage over me since they have more size and speed. But over the summer I got myself to a point where I'm confident about competing against other high schools for soccer." Caden says, "Im nervous for try outs for PV because most of the other kids have a greater speed and skill level compared to me and they've done try out last year so they know what to expect during try outs." Aaryn says, "I feel prepared and its a good learning experience. Most of the students trying out for volleyball are from Mesa View and have played volleyball before and are intimidating." Sharon says, "Try outs are tough, but the experience feels great to try out. I know a couple people on the team so I'm not that nervous because they lift my confidence up." Nathan says, "I'm not nervous for try outs since I've already gone through the process last year and made the team."


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Insert into Visio drawing into another Visio 2010 document
I have two Visio 2010 documents. One contains one tab with a floor plan. The other contains multiple tabs, also with floor plans on each tab. I want to incorporate the first Visio document as a new tab in the second document. I've tried CTRL-A, Select->Select All, and Select->Lasso Select to select all on the first document, and then various pasting options into the second: just Paste, Paste Special choosing Microsoft Visio Drawing, and Paste Special choosing Visio Drawing Data. The only paste that "works" is the Paste Special choosing Microsoft Visio Drawing, but doing this seems to insert the floor plan as one entity; I can no longer select items within the floor plan, which I need to do. Simple Paste and Paste Special choosing Visio Drawing Data gets me the floor plan on the new tab, but it also adds in large black lines all over the place. I'm inserting a picture so you can get an idea of what I mean. I can't select this stuff to delete it, and I don't know why it's there. It's not in the original floor plan document. How can I do this? Both documents are linked to data, BTW.
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What's the detailed visio file format for two drawing? How did you set it before?
If all two files are created by yourself with Visio 2010 app, we can just open two drawing, create a new page (tab) for one drawing, go to another drawing, select all shapes and copy it, use normal paste option to paste shapes on the first drawing page. Then you can edit the shapes properly.
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I'm afraid I don't know what you mean by the detailed visio file format. They are both vsd files. Neither was created by me. As far as I know they were created by a third party, who I have no access to. The procedure you describe is one I've tried, but as you can see from the screenshot I attached to my query, it's not working. I'm going to send you the two files. Hopefully you can figure out what's going on.
Thanks so much,
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I have received your email. I find it seems that the two drawings are using the different page setup and Drawing Scale settings. Maybe you can change this setting for drawing to have a try.
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Hi Winnie,
Thanks for your response. Unfortunately, changing the Print Setup and Page Size settings in the one-tab document doesn't help. Changing the Drawing Scale from Custom (1 in = 400 in) to No Scale to match the larger document makes the smaller document become blank. Can you think of anything else?


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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- The South Korean government plans to boost its stockpile of drugs to fight avian flu, securing enough to treat 2.5 million people, the Office of the President said Saturday.
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Within the subject of Taoist Nutrition and Lifestyle, there are a lot more things to talk about than diet and how to be normal bodyweight. While Taoist Medicine, also known as Traditional Chinese Medicine or TCM, is largely acupuncture, herbs, and massage, there are other things to consider.
The first text of TCM was 'The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine'. In it, Huang Di aka The Yellow Emperor suggests ways to facilitate the flow of chi in the meridians of the human body, spot and treat the disease process, and so on.
But ultimately, Huang Di was a Taoist, and he sought immortality. In the beginning part of the book, he writes something to the effect, 'If one wishes to be immortal, one must eat a diet free of grain.'
This sounds weird to us and weird to Ancient China where rice and millet are/were staple crops. A diet free of grain promotes longevity. Dog food manufacturers have created grain free dog food and yet people are still confused about what is proper diet for a human being. That is a little bit strange.
Huang Di wanted to attain immortality just like the legends of Taoist masters said they did. Ultimately, he failed because nobody ever achieved immortality, with the exceptions of Enoch and Elijah in the Hebrew Bible.
But beyond a grain free diet there is more to the Taoist lifestyle than a diet that promotes longevity. Taoism as it applies to TCM included the desire to live as long as possible with as little pain, illness, and deterioration as possible.
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Taoism is not a religion, although a folk religion has sprung up in China with some of the facets of Buddhism. Taoism is a complete philosophical lifestyle that emphasizes concepts like being spontaneous, non-conformity, passivity, humility, simplicity of food and clothing, and compassion for man and animal alike.
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As you have maybe noticed, there is suddenly a new button below the messages you get.
This button allows you now to report directly to the GOs of the universe instead of the blacklist which did not always work properly. We reacted with this to all the complains that appeared.
Any misuse of the old system is now not possible anymore. Also be aware that a misuse of the report button may lead to a warning or banning from the GOs.
Bannable offences are: insults towards other players, non english messages and if you see that a player hat an insultive planet name. Other offences have to be judged by the GOs.
We hope that this system will work way better than the old one.
The blacklist will soon be out of the system then. ATM it is still in, I will be informed when it is out.
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non english messages> I am plagued by these, making a ban possible would make it so much easier
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Better make these rules on report tool more clear. Got banned without knowing what exactly i did wrong. When new features are implemented should advise players by email or page feature
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This came about following a suggestion in Squire's annual employee survey and is called 'feet on the floor.'
Deputy chairman Sarah Squire said: "It's been a fantastic experience, definitely one that we will repeat again. I worked in the Café Bar at Squire's in Shepperton serving customers and clearing tables.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15270008.post3795732608071779702..comments2019-01-08T00:18:24.440-08:00Comments on Composite: thoughts on poetics & tech: Lost my mind in email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-15270008.post-22710759132872593942008-12-04T16:16:00.000-08:002008-12-04T16:16:00.000-08:00I work on some code for a product that I helped wr...I work on some code for a product that I helped write 12 years ago, and some of the code is the same as it was 12 years ago. Other parts are 10 years old, 8 years, 4 years. I really enjoy taking a look back how how I named stuff.

I find I'm doing that now in web development, especially with PHP. First it was never_using_underscores. Then FirstCaps. Then upperLower. Now I'm worrying more about being descriptive, than how I'm doing it. I feel so much wiser.

But I can only imagine how silly it will all look in 10 years.

By the way, if I were to ever win some sort of Magic Contest, a chunk of it would go to Seattle Children's Hospital via Child's Play.

So says I, Tom Music.Tomhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-15270008.post-64543579447157487692008-12-04T16:01:00.000-08:002008-12-04T16:01:00.000-08:00This comment has been removed by the author.Tomhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-15270008.post-90958427408510077852008-12-01T09:34:00.000-08:002008-12-01T09:34:00.000-08:00Well, at least you gave your vars a decent name - ...Well, at least you gave your vars a decent name - tag. When I just need to get the work done, I usually just write $x, $i, $ly, and so on. The main problem is, that since I started organizing my work in a more OO and MVC fashion, the code gets out of context for sake of reusability, and the result is that I have functions like doStuff($a) and encryptWithCowmilk($cow) [no kidding, I was feeling bored].

One thing I found VERY useful is the refactoring features present in many IDEs (like VS.NET), so one can just use $x and $ppp, then rename them $tagDatabaseId and $tagPriority.

JBJBhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-15270008.post-86854667321861848562008-11-30T01:34:00.000-08:002008-11-30T01:34:00.000-08:00I can say as a I use php a lot that I am always do...I can say as a I use php a lot that I am always doing this with my scripts. i also do c# programming and I often do the same thing. I can usually understand short bits of my own code but when it gets longer its harder to read. its also annoying when trying to get other people to read it.

I need to learn to name variables properly by habit instead of redoing them later. I am usually good with formatting but I should also take the time to leave comments.craighttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-15270008.post-85505704123665349632008-11-29T22:52:00.000-08:002008-11-29T22:52:00.000-08:00Liz,It struck me how much your coding experience i...Liz,

It struck me how much your coding experience is like getting a job. Here's why:

1. We start out with all these "tags" that we use to describe ourselves. Collectively and in context, the tags don't always paint the picture we're trying to convey. It doesn't do (get us) the job.

2. We're not always clear on how an earlier piece of code (say, a resume) ever saw the light of day. Once reviewed, that version is tossed in favor of a rewrite.

3. The rewrite hopefully has decent formatting, stated functions, clarity and logic, and makes sense (relevant to the job you're applying for).

It's only when we get to this stage that our "code" works (or, well, gets us an interview).

In the same way that your forums rocked, job-finding communities also rock. Yeah, we know that applying for a job with no connections is a bit like a cold call from a sales person. That's why our network of friends and sites like LinkedIn can be so helpful. If someone meets you at the door, it's more likely that others inside will be happy to meet you.

Finally, as for snobs, we've all been there too. A good number of people were fortunate to have gone to top tier schools and have impressive credentials. Many of them make for difficult competition in the job market. Thankfully, all the great ideas and all of the excellent work being done in the world is not the exclusive domain of the top line candidates.

Perhaps it's a matter of writing our "code" in a way that maximizes our greatest personal resources? If so, there is still hope and joy in the world!

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I love the inspirational PHP poster, too.pfctdayelisehttps://email@example.com


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