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Is it possible to use c'mon guy instead of c'mon man?
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closed as not a real question by jwpat7, MrHen, cornbread ninja 麵包忍者, Daniel, MετάEd Mar 26 '12 at 3:47
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You can't just substitute guy for man in such idiomatic expressions. For example, we don't use "Hey, guy!" as a greeting - it's "Hey, man!". And an "all right guy" is someone we approve of - if we're enthusiastically agreeing with someone we say "All right, man!".
Some people might think "Hey, c'mon guy!" is a bit more distant/hostile than the far more common "Hey, c'mon, man!", but I certainly wouldn't use guy there myself. If I was trying to talk down to the guy, I wouldn't want him thinking I didn't have a proper grasp of idiomatic language.
You can say "c'mon guy" but depending on the region "guy" might be seen as somewhat derogatory. It could be a response to someone who you hold little respect for, where "c'mon man" would be something you say to a friend.


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OXFORD — J. Paul Martin, age 98, of Oxford, beloved husband of the late Viola Rzeszutek Martin, entered into eternal rest on Tuesday , July 8, 2014 at Shady Knoll Healthcare Center, Seymour.
Born in Quebec, Canada May 11, 1916, the son of the late Joseph and Agnes LaFramboise Martin, Paul was a devout communicant of St. Thomas the Apostle Church in Oxford, where he had been an usher and offertory collector.
Paul moved to Vermont with his parents and siblings when he was just 1 year old. He moved to Connecticut in 1935 and began doing landscaping work.
He met Viola Rzeszutek at a grange dance, they married in 1940 and they had a daughter Lorraine Martin Jordan. Paul has two grandchildren, Karen Kapusta of Saugus, Mass. and Nancy Mince of Carmel, Ind., and a great-grandchild Alexandra Mince of Carmel, Ind.
Paul owned and operated his own landscaping and asphalt driveway business for more than 35 years until his early retirement because of back and knee surgeries. Mr. Martin served in the U.S. Army during Word War II from 1943 to 1945, serving in Germany during that time.
Paul was a charter member of The American Legion David S. Miles Post No. 174, of Oxford, and a charter member of the Oxford Fire Department. Paul's biggest enjoyment was spending time with his wife and daughter; he especially enjoyed spending time at Lake Candlewood in New Milford, Conn., where they spent many hours swimming and water skiing.
Perhaps his biggest enjoyment was fishing; you would find him out on the lake fishing early every morning, even in the winter, you would see him suited up with heavy clothing while he went ice fishing.
He also enjoyed playing cards with his in-laws and friends, putting money in the "kitty" and going to the horse races. Paul and his wife also enjoyed going to the casinos in their later years.
Besides his wife Viola, he was predeceased by his brother, Marcel Martin; sisters, Yvette Kelly, Gabrielle Dumas, Laurette Porter and Lucille Tanner.
A memorial Mass in celebration of Paul's life will be held on Saturday, July 19, 2014 at 11 a.m. (directly) at St. Thomas the Apostle Church, 733 Oxford Road, Oxford, Conn. Interment in the family plot will take place at Southford Cemetery, Oxford at the convenience of the family. There will be no calling hours.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in Paul's memory to St. Thomas the Apostle Church, 733 Oxford Road, Oxford, CT 06478; Shady Knoll Healthcare Center, 41 Skokorat St., Seymour, CT 06483; or The David S. Miles American Legion, Post No. 174, 43 Oxford Road, Oxford, CT 06478.
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Jake Cibrian (Eddie Cibrian) 1 of 25LeAnn Rimes revealed that when her boyfriend's three-year-old son, Jake, climbs into bed with her, he's nothing short of a charmer. "He asks me, 'Why are you so pretty?'"
Poet Sienna Rose Goldberg (Soleil Moon Frye) 2 of 25Actress Soleil Moon Frye's daughter, Poet, is well-versed in the art of acting — after all, her mom's been doing it for years. "Acting is when you don't talk regular. It's when you talk like a grown up," the four-year-old said.
Owen Branch (Michelle Branch) 3 of 25When Michelle Branch asked her 5-year-old daughter, Owen, why she didn't want to go to school, there was only one obvious answer: "'Cause I already know everything!"
Nahla Aubrey (Halle Berry) 4 of 25Halle Berry's daughter, Nahla, loves blueberries, so it was no surprise when she referred to her mom as "Halle Blueberry!" Added Halle, "At least she didn't call me Halle Blackberry!"
Isabel Ruby Lieberstein (Angela Kinsey) 5 of 25Office star Angela Kinsey's daughter, Isabella, is obsessed with the moon. "She'll say, 'Hello moon. Come on down, have a seat, have some water!' She's like a hostess to the moon," says Kinsey.
Landon Barker (Travis Barker) 6 of 25When rocker dad Travis Barker pulled over for a truck stop breakfast with his 6-year-old, Landon, his son noticed something about the clientele. "Dad, everybody has mustaches, and they're smoking cigarettes," Landon said.
Rain India Lexton (Marisol Nichols) 7 of 25Baby jet-setter Rain India Lexton loves flying. Mom, Marisol Nichols, reports that "whenever [Rain] sees a plane she says, 'Up, up, up!' I can't even take her to the airport with me when I pick up friends because she cries that she's not going on the plane."
Sofia Bella Pagan (Leah Remini) 8 of 25Sofia Bella is already ready for the limelight — just ask mom, Leah Remini. Remini said six-year-old Sofia told a party planner, "I want a bouncer. I want velvet ropes and a pink carpet."
Liam Aaron Spelling (Tori Spelling) 9 of 25At 3 years old, Tori Spelling's son, Liam, is already a ladies' man. "I love girls. They just make me happy. They give me a kiss and a tickle," Liam said via "his" Twitter account.
Mia Cuomo (Rivers Cuomo) 10 of 25After Weezer front man Rivers Cuomo told his 3-year-old daughter that he was on TV with Donald Trump, she responded, "My friend is Donald Duck." Too cute!
Honor Marie Warren (Jessica Alba) 11 of 25Jessica Alba's daughter, Honor, knows when she's been bad. "Honor time out," the two-year-old tells her mom.
Ryder Russell Robinson (Kate Hudson) 12 of 25Ryder Russell Robinson is one creative 5-year-old, especially when it comes to face paint. Instead of asking for superhero make-up like most of his friends, Kate Hudson's son requested something a little bit different. "Ryder said, 'I want a red face and white around the eyes, I want a white mouth, I want spikes, and I want yellow dots on each spike,'" Hudson said. "His creation."
Ming and Aoki Simmons (Kimora Lee Simmons) 13 of 25Ming and Aoki Simmons aren't teens yet, but they don't want to be treated like little girls, especially when mom, Kimora Lee Simmons, schedules their playdates. "No, Ma! We want to hang out," the girls said. "We don't say 'playdate' anymore."
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i was wondering, why is Ext.fx.layout.Card forced to type = "scroll" on ChromeMobile?
I removed the following condition in Ext.fx.layout.Card`s Constructor (ST 2.1)
else if (type === 'slide' && Ext.browser.is.ChromeMobile) { type = 'scroll'; }
It would be nice to use animations on Chrome, especially for the NavigationView which uses Card Layout and Card FX by default.
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Chrome has had bugs so to support every version of Chrome the anims may have to be disabled. Also, I wouldn't edit a ST class, would make it hard to upgrade to a newer ST version, instead override the method.Mitchell Simoens @LikelyMitch
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Thank you for your reply Mitchel.
I will put my changes in a separate override Class if i use it for production of course.
But can you tell which Versions of ChromeMobile had this bugs you mentioned?
So i could disable the animations only until a specific Version as there are definitly no problems with the current iOS and Android Versions anymore.
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What exactly is "Psik Reisha"? I know this has something to do with the laws of Shabbat, and possibly something to do with unintended consequences that are allowed, but what exactly is it, and in what kinds of situations is it applicable?
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Psik Reishei refers to an inevitable consequence of an action. Literally "cutting off its head", the original example (see Rambam Shabbos 1:6) is someone who wants to give his child a chicken head to play with on Shabbos (don't ask, I guess they did those things back then). The problem is killing a chicken on Shabbos is forbidden.
Now, on Shabbos it is sometimes permitted to do an action that might have a forbidden consequence, if it is not one's intent to cause the forbidden consequence. This is not the case with psik reishei. If you cut off the chicken's head, the unintended consequence (the chicken's death) is inevitable, and so - forbidden.
Examples of psik reishei that I've heard include dragging a very heavy object through dirt (guaranteed to cause a groove in the ground = plowing). A lighter object would not be psik reishei since it's not certain that it will create a groove. (Magen Avraham to OC 337:1)
In a case where the inevitable consequence is an undesired one, it is called psik reishei d'lo nicha leih:


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By default, Windows XP in English supports various Chinese input method applications such as Microsoft Pinxin 3.0, Shuangpin, NeiMa.
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The above symptom may occur on the following systems:
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Microsoft provides not only a library of both simplified and traditional Chinese also gives support upon installation relevant input method application. To enable support for Chinese in English Windows XP, you can follow the below steps. Take Windows XP Professional as example. And the setting steps are the same as in Windows XP Home Edition.
1. Open "Control Panel", double click "Regional and Language Options" to open region and language setting window.
2. Select the tab "Language", check the option "Install Files for East Asian Languages" à "Apply". Upon this, you are requested to insert Windows XP disk to copy some files. The space needed will be 230MB. Click OK and operate as the guidance. If succeed, back to "Regional and Language Options".
3. Upon "Regional and Language Options" windows, select the tab "Standards and Formats" and choose "Chinese (PRC)" from the drop-down. And set "Location" as China.
4. Click "Details" button at the tab of "Language". Choose "Chinese (PRC)-Chinese(Simplified)-US Keyboard" from the drop-down of "Default input language" in "Settings". Click "Add" in "Installed Services".
5. Choose "Chinese (PRC)" from "Language for non-unicode programs" at the tab of "Advanced".
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In English Windows XP, several types of Chinese input applications have been provided such as Microsoft Pinxin 3.0, Shuangpin, NeiMa.
1. Start --> Control Panel --> Regional and Language Options --> Language, click "Details". "Text Service and Input Languages" will prompt.
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Shazam! The Complete Live-Action Series
Michael Gray, who played young Billy Batson — a feather-haired kid imbued with powers that turned him into the world's mightiest mortal, Captain Marvel — resurfaced to talk about the series at last summer's ComicCon in San Diego. As soon as they said his name, the now middle-aged Gray was greeted with an audience full of swooning straight women and gay men (and, ahem, at least one queer woman). That's because Gray was one of those unassuming but burgeoningly sexy young guys starring in a series that has almost nothing but homosocial elements built into the very premise, like the older gentleman who Billy travels the countryside with or the themes of being closeted about something, wanting to be yourself, and stopping bullies and bad guys. Just as an aside (and this is kind of gay, too): Shazam is an acronym made up of the first letters of the names of the six elders who trained Billy with their respective special gifts: Solomon, wisdom; Hercules, strength; Atlas, stamina; Zeus, power; Achilles, courage; and Mercury, speed. By uttering a single magic word Billy transforms himself into the world's mightiest mortal, Captain Marvel, played by a hunky, hairy guy with gay vibes of his own. The entire series is available in a new three-disc set.
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kids
If the white polyester pants and blue neckscarf didn't give you a gay vibe, almost everything else about this show will. The theme song tells the angle of the show: "I pick that axe and then I get a call. Some bad guy's gonna take a fall. One by one, we're gonna meet them all and solve that mystery! Come along with me, Butch Cassidy." Yes, it was a Scooby rip off, but a re-reviewing of this two-disc, 13-episode collection of the Hanna Barbera animated series about an undercover teen superspy posing as the biggest teen pop star in the world shows it has some (ahem, queer) sparks of its own. Butch's manager (for he and the band, and for his super sleuthing) is a sentient supercomputer named Mr. Socrates who sends him and his band on missions, who cares about crime and Cassidy in a pretty sensitive way. And Mickey Dolenz, from The Monkees, plays the sort of Shaggy role a little too well. Watch and infer your own relationships between Butch and his peeps.
Superboy: The Complete Second Season
The long-awaited second season of the 1980s-era syndicated hit TV show Superboy — based on the DC Comics classic — finally arrives on a 26-episode, three-disc collection, and there's a lot of spandex tights. After the show's breakout success in its first season, producer Ilya Salkind opted to shake the quo and initiate some changes, including the casting of Superboy himself, making season two even better than the first because, well, Gerard Christopher can really fill out those aforementioned tights. In this season, Superboy goes up against a now folliclely-challenged Lex Luthor (who makes Lana his bride and poor Superboy has to pretend to care about her, not him, when we all know that he and Luthor are meant to be together), as well as other villains — Metallo, Bizarro, Mr. Mxyzptlk and Yellow Peri. Young viewers will get a kick out of some of the guest stars including Gilbert Gottfried, George Lazenby (Bond!), Britt Ekland, and Keye Luke.
Wonder Woman
I grew up dreaming of a blonde Wonder Woman and a few years back realized it wasn't a dream; I had just watched a lot of this pre-Lynda Carter, '70s superspy take on the avenging Amazon. Cathy Lee Crosby (who used to be a sexy tennis player before she became an actress) plays Agent Diana Prince (and her alter ego Wonder Woman) in this very different TV incarnation, that was developed by scribe John D.F. Black (of Star Trek fame) and strongly influenced by '70s era comics that had Diana Prince as a mod, cat-suited crime-fighter. There are still her signature power bracelets and the infamous lasso of my dreams and even the invisible jet, so purists will get a kick out of this version of the series. Bonus: Ricardo Montalban plays a laconic lothario who tries to steal Prince's ultra-secret code books, which leads her to discover an Amazon sister-in-exile. Oh, and she goes home to Paradise Island (aka Themyscira), the home world of Wonder Woman and her sister Amazons. Can you say lesbosexy?
Yogi's Gang
It's here, it's queer, and it's got Boo Boo Bear! This spin-off from the smash hit ABC Saturday Superstar Movie (remember those?) entitled Yogi's Ark Lark, has Yogi and his pals confronting the evils of the era with villains as Lotta Litter, Gossipy Witch, Mr. Bigot, and the Sheik of Selfishness. Do I even need to explain the inherent LGBT-ness of it all? Yogi's younger bow-tie wearing, moral compass sporting sidekick, Boo Boo Bear, is there along with a queerish crew of other toon superstars including Huckleberry Hound, Snagglepuss, Quick Draw McGraw, Baba Looey, Atom Ant, Secret Squirrel, Morocco Mole, Wally Gator, Squiddly Diddley, Augie Doggy, Doggy Daddy, Touché Turtle, Peter Potamus, and Magilla Gorilla. There's hardly one of them that isn't sort of gay when you listen to the dialogue or read between the scenes. Also on this two-disc, 16 episode collection is the 1973 film that started it: Yogi's Ark Lark.
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I am 4yrs experience software engineer. When a new requirement comes or when I move to another project, I take a long time to understand the process/flow. So become helpless to work on any development independently. However I balance this gape by putting my technical knowledge, and logic. So people rarely notice my inability. But I feel embarrass in myself.
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Moreover, I can think better on common topics. For example; I have to make a project for a hotel. I can think many good aspects to be considered in development. In other words, I would like to say, I am fine in analysis common/general things/aspects.


text: In light of the fact that the new Zelda came out yesterday, I will upload another character from the franchise that has had a lasting print on my mind. Today, you will learn "how to draw Midna true form", step by step. I have a lesson on Midna already but she is in her imp form. In that tutorial I talk all about the character and even some fun facts too. I just thought that it would be cool as well as appreciated if I provided a lesson that you guys can have fun with, as well as complete a character collage that you may have been creating over time. I really didn't anticipate having so much fun drawing a character from one of the oldest video games I know. I realize that there are much older game consoles out there, but since I'm still in my teens (nineteen), I don't have the luxury of experiencing older video games that came out before my time. Have fun with drawing Mida in her true form guys, and I will get busy with uploading more tutorials for you all. Peace out and enjoy!


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I have a script that I run every time I boot up my laptop (to reset the screen brightness). I would like to be able to execute this command using a Launcher:
echo 1500 > /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness
Unfortunately, in order to execute this command (to edit the file) I need to be SU and type in my username and password. I know that UNIX shell scripts are designed such that you can't enter interactive variables like this, but I was hoping the Launcher would have more functionality.
Is it possible to enter interactive arguments like superusername and password in the Launcher? If so, how?


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The 5 Most Ridiculous Pop Culture Predictions That Came True
#2. Wi-Fi and Today's Internet Envisioned in 1982
The Prediction:
We already pointed out how fantastic the World Wide Web seemed in 1987. You can only imagine what it was like in 1982. Really, if you aren't old enough to remember the early '80s, it's almost impossible to describe what an absolute stone age it was compared to today when it comes to consumer electronics. Most homes still had big wooden TVs with antennae on top that got four channels. The video game systems were even made to look like they had wood trim:
"This will go great with the station wagon!"
This was an era when personal computers were only used by a tiny percentage of hackers and hobbyists. They looked like this:
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Back in those days, 64KB of RAM was worth at least a handy in the Denny's bathroom.
... and literally did not have enough horsepower to display that photo.
But Alan Kay, the chief scientist at Atari, got to wondering what computing might be like in the future. He contacted Glen Keane (who designed most of your favorite Disney characters) to illustrate his ideas.
First up, Kay came up with the idea of an "intelligent encyclopedia," a device that could bring up any information you needed right in the palm of your hand. OK, it makes sense that a guy living in an era when encyclopedias were huge sets of books that took up an entire shelf would imagine a future where all that could be shrunk down somehow. But he hardly stopped there ...
Here's Where It Gets Weird:
"Mister, did John Hammond ever learn to not play God?"
What you're looking at is a group of kids on a field trip to a museum. Some seem to be holding what look like laptop computers, while other exhibits have touch screen computer devices below them. The idea here was that the children were using an intelligent encyclopedia to access information about dinosaurs, Wikipedia-style.
But you may also notice something else: None of those computers have wires. Back when making two computers talk to each other over cables was cutting edge technology only available to professionals, this visionary predicted that we would be using wireless Internet everywhere. Then Kay took that idea and ran with it, to a bunch of scenes that look eerily like your everyday life. Here's some kids playing a wireless multiplayer game:
It's simulating a Mars landing, but the kid in the yellow shirt is pleasuring himself to hentai porn.
Here's a dad streaming the Beatles' Ed Sullivan performance with the touch of a button:
Yes, it predicted that old people would use the technology in lame ways.
And here's a rich guy in first class checking his stock prices in mid-flight, though it doesn't seem to portray him having to pay $15 for it:
"Stewardess? Can you have someone from coach come up and press this button for me?"
And look at this -- here's a bunch of people at a sports bar, the guys on the right following along with the football game with a computer that gives them real-time stats and other info:
"How did we even enjoy sports before we knew what the players looked like naked?"
NFL fans may recognize that as the program NBC launched just two years ago for their Sunday night NFL games.
The only obvious omission in the illustrations is a bearded guy with a MacBook, tapping away at his novel at Starbucks.
#1. Ladies' Home Journal and the 100-Year Predictions
The Prediction:
Ladies' Home Journal has been around for over 100 years. In that time, they have run thousands of articles and secured their place as one of the leading women's magazines of the 20th century. In the year 1900, a man named John Elfreth Watkins Jr. published a piece in the journal about what the human race could expect to happen in the next 100 years. He quizzed experts in every field and ended up with a couple dozen outlandish predictions for the next century.
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He's still alive today, but goes by his stage name, "Alex Trebek."
It seems even he knew how bizarre some of the ideas were, so to save face, he prefaced the article with "These prophecies will seem strange, almost impossible." But what did he care? It wasn't as if he was going to live to see any of it.
And sure, he had a lot of the standard sci-fi predictions -- he figured out that one day photos would be in color, and that homes would be climate-controlled with "hot and cold air from spigots" that you could use without a chimney. But then he started getting strangely specific ...
"... and thine carrier pigeons shall fly with prodigious haste, but be limited to 140 letters to save weight."
Here's Where It Gets Weird:
So, keep in mind that this was an era when people were still getting around on horseback, and the fastest you could travel on land was in a train powered by coal that had to stop every few miles because there was a damsel tied to the tracks. So this guy, pulling the fact right out of his ass, said that in 100 years, America would have a train that could go 150 miles an hour.
"And my errand boy, Keith Richards, will be a beloved musical icon and part-time mummy."
Almost 100 years to the day, Amtrak held its inaugural run of the high-speed Acela Express. It was the fastest train in the USA and had a top speed of exactly 150 miles an hour.
"... and those damsels will just explode when you hit them."
He also foretold that Americans would be taller than the average in 1900 (which was about 67 inches) by "one to two inches." By 2000, the average had grown by 2 inches.
Then he said that if there were a war in China, you would be able to read about it an hour later (this was when the standard time for news to travel from China to the U.S. was about a week, and papers took a hell of a lot longer than an hour to typeset and print). He went on to surmise that man would see and speak around the world with wireless cameras, telephones and radios, and that photos would be "telegraphed" instantly from any distance.
He also predicted that at least 80 percent of those photos would be of dudes' junk.
Well, all right, they had some form of instant communication back then, so maybe he was just taking it into a logical future. But then he predicted that certain letters would be eliminated from written English, because eventually an impatient society would come up with a more efficient way of typing that simply mimicked the sound of speech. You know, like if instead of typing "You're too fat," it would become "ur 2 fat lol."
So while we didn't do everything he predicted (we didn't eliminate mosquitoes or learn to grow strawberries the size of your head), we are working on the LOLspeak. Good job, society.
"That's enough trailblazing for one generation."
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