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DWU University Relations
DWU's homecoming royalty, from left to right: Jedd Schlicht, Woonsocket, Kayla Summerville, Platte, Tyler Sarringar, Pierre, Natalie Munger, Kimball, Josh Fiedler, Dell Rapids, Amanda Hart, Alexandria, Skyler Eriksen, Presho, Taylor Piper, Mitchell, Chase Kristensen, Plankinton, and Shelby Andersen, Mitchell.
DWU crowns 2013 homecoming king and queen
Dakota Wesleyan University crowned its 2013 homecoming king and queen Sunday during coronation.
This year's king and queen are Jedd Schlicht, of Woonsocket, and Natalie Munger, of Kimball.
Schlicht is a biology major and chemistry minor. He is a member of the men's soccer team, DWU men's choir, Student Activities Board, Children's Miracle Network, Bible study, Universities Fighting World Hunger, CHAOS (science club), Student Ministry Council and is a resident director on campus. He also plays drums for campus worship, participates in DWU mission trips and works for media services on campus. Schlicht plans to attend pharmacy school following graduation. He is the son of Shelley Schlicht and a graduate of Woonsocket High School.
Munger is a graphic design major and Web design minor. She is a resident assistant, entertainment coordinator for the Student Activities Board and is involved in new student orientation, DWU intramurals, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, and Children's Miracle Network. Munger is also an intern for Innovative Systems in Mitchell as a user interface designer. She is the daughter of Norman and Nancy Munger and a graduate of Kimball High School.
Coronation was held Sunday night in the Sherman Center and was the kick-off event for homecoming week. DWU is celebrating its 100th anniversary of Blue & White Days this Saturday, Sept. 28, with the theme, "Tigers Through Time: 100 Years of Blue & White Pride." The homecoming pep rally will be at 9 p.m., Friday, at the Christen Family Recreation/Wellness Center at campus. The parade begins at 10:30 a.m. Saturday on Main Street, followed by tailgating and the football game, DWU vs. Hastings College, at Joe Quintal Field. Also this year, there will be a Farney Festival from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at the Glenda K. Corrigan Health Sciences Center with tours of the new building.
In addition to regular homecoming events, the university's 20th president, Amy Novak, will be inaugurated at 11 a.m., Friday, Sept. 27, in the Sherman Center with an inaugural picnic in the Rollins Campus Center, free and open to the public. For more information about all the homecoming activities this week, click here.
Additional queen candidates were Shelby Andersen, Mitchell; Amanda Hart, Alexandria; Taylor Piper, Mitchell; and Kayla Summerville, Platte. Additional king candidates included: Skyler Eriksen, Presho; Josh Fiedler, Dell Rapids; Chase Kristensen, Plankinton; and Tyler Sarringar, Pierre.


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It's been about 15 years since Triple M Land Farms has made serious headlines, when they were accused of bringing in human sewage.
Now, Residents are raising concerns as the farm applied for a permit to make their thirty acre operation about ten acres bigger.
It's been a site of discussion for many years in Simpson County, and now the residents who live near Triple M Land Farms don't want it to get any bigger.
"This is a nuisance to our community, our homes which we've lived in for generations," said concerned resident John Weidemann.
Tuesday night, residents of Simpson County met with the Kentucky Department of Environmental Protection to voice their concerns about Triple M making their operation about 10 acres bigger.
Triple M applied for a permit with the state to be able to do this, but residents who live nearby say there are already several problems like the dust and smells.
"Variety of nasty odors that you can't be outside, stand to be outside during the summer months, flies, mosquitoes," said Weidemann.
"We're very concerned that to increase their capacity would increase all of the problems we've seen," said concerned resident Jack Wade.
Triple M Land Farms would not go on camera, but did provide comment.
General Manager Danny Luttrell lives on the property and said what they're doing is recycling materials.
He said they take products like dog food waste from Hill's in Bowling Green and rinse water from Stevenson Hams in Portalnd, TN and compost it into the soil, then bacteria essentially starts eating the waste, making the soil stronger.
However, residents are worried they're bringing in hazardous material and dumping it as well.
Triple M said they aren't, but state environment officials said they were fined about 30 thousand dollars a few years ago in relation to hazardous waste.
Triple M said the company that brought the waste brought materials they weren't supposed to bring.
This was a topic brought up by residents at the meeting, and for right now there was no official decision about the permit made.
State environment officials did say recently things have been going pretty well, in fact, their department recently performed an inspection and found no violations.
On top of that, Triple M said the state environment officials make three or four checkups a year.
The state says a decision could come as early as January on whether to grant the permit or not.

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Officials from the Kansas Department of Corrections announced late Friday that the final of three escapees from Lansing Correctional Facility was apprehended that night in Topeka.
Inmate Randy Ridens, Sr, was apprehended at about 10:22 p.m. Friday night as he was entering
Topeka. He was immediately transported back to Lansing Correctional Facility. Ridens was the subject of a search centered in southern Leavenworth County Friday afternoon and evening.
Earlier in the evening, Allen Hurst and Scott Gilbert, the other two minimum custody escapees from
Lansing Correctional Facility, had been apprehended and taken into custody by law enforcement officers in Clinton County, Mo., following a police chase and an hours-long standoff in a private home.
All three inmates had been declared on escape status from the minimum unit at Lansing Correctional Facility at approximately 7:40 am earlier in the day.
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I'm setting up a Windows 2008 R2 terminal server which users will connect to from thin clients. Since the thin clients don't have a web browser I need to allow users to surf from their terminal session.
With security in mind: what browser should I install for the users? Do I stick with IE9 or should I look at Firefox?
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March 16, 2012
The Middle East and North Africa region is witnessing the greatest degree of political transformation and regime change in a generation. Constitutional transitions of various forms are at the center of many these processes, in countries as diverse as Egypt, Jordan, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia, and Turkey.
To mark its official launch, Constitutional Transitions (the Center for Constitutional Transitions at the NYU School of Law) will host an academic symposium on Friday, March 30, 11a.m.–3:30p.m. at Filomen D'Agostino Hall (110 West Third Street), bringing together leading experts on Middle East constitutionalism to offer their reflections on constitutional developments in the region.
Speakers will include:
Asli Bali (UCLA School of Law)
Mohammad Fadel (University of Toronto Faculty of Law)
Turku Isiksel (Department of Political Science, Columbia University)
Clark Lombardi (University of Washington School of Law)
Chibli Mallat (S.J. Quinney College of Law, University of Utah and Harvard Law School)
Ozan Varol (Chicago-Kent College of Law)
Concluding remarks will be offered by Justice Tehani El-Gebali, Vice-President of the Egyptian Supreme Constitutional Court and Hauser Distinguished Global Visitor, NYU School of Law.
Location: Lipton Hall, located within Filomen D'Agostino Hall (110 West Third Street)
Date and Time: Friday, March 30, 2012, 11:00a.m.–3:30p.m.
RSVP: The event is free and open to the public, however advance registration by e-mail is required. Please R.S.V.P. by Tuesday, March 27, 2012 to email@example.com.
For further information, please contact: Sujit Choudhry, Cecelia Goetz Professor of Law, NYU School of Law and Faculty Director, Constitutional Transitions at firstname.lastname@example.com
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The 6 Deadliest Animals Too Adorable to Run Away From
#3. Olive Baboons Are Kind of Dicks
First things first: an olive baboon is a monkey. Quick -- what do monkeys eat? You thought "bananas," didn't you? Everyone thinks it's bananas.
She thinks she's people!
Olive baboons -- like all monkeys -- are actually opportunistic omnivores. That means they eat whatever they think looks delicious. This is usually just grass and plants and stuff. In fact, baboons are known to peacefully graze next to gazelles. But every once in a while, like a man forced to subsist on salad for too long, they decide enough is enough and they want some meat right damn now. And that's when their peaceful co-existence with the rest of the world ends.
Those gazelles the olive baboon likes to hang out with? They do double duty as fluffy animal friends and a snack cabinet. At any given moment, a baboon may decide he wants him some gazelle. So he nonchalantly walks up to the grazing gazelles, pretending to be uninterested and doing whatever the baboon equivalent of whistling is. Then he just suddenly bolts at whatever looks like it runs away the slowest. Yes, of course this is usually a baby gazelle.
Once the baboon catches the African Bambi, he unceremoniously kills it by beating and biting it. Then he holds it in his hands like a watermelon wedge, munching on its sweet, sweet insides.
Wait, What?
Occasionally, olive baboons wake up and find that their home has been invaded by a bunch of flamingos, a "bunch" in this case meaning "up to four freaking million." Just as with the gazelles, the baboons are happy to sit and eat berries with them. Then, completely at random, they just charge the boundless sea of flamingos head-first, giving zero thought about the fact that they're outnumbered four million to one.
"Don't mind me, I'm just a fellow flamingo, and -- MONKEYPUNCH!"
The baboons jump into the fray with the exact same gusto monkeys apply to pretty much everything -- as running, leaping, screeching, shit-stained monsters, screaming at the very top of their voices. They tear through the flamingo flock, grabbing birds left and right the by the legs and throat, and crush the heads with their teeth. They then eat their prey, feathers and all. In fact -- they eat the feathers first, apparently just because they've heard of the phrase "apeshit crazy" and are making an argument for broadening it a bit.
#2. Leopard Seals Eat Penguin Heads
Via Robin Muench
Seals? Seals? No fucking way. Seals are the cutest, sweetest, most adorably helpless-looking things ever. There's no way in hell seals could ever be anything but cuddly tubs of lard. They just eat fish, right?
That assumption goes right out the window when the leopard seal opens its mouth and you find out it's part dinosaur.
Via Wikimedia Commons
OK, all dinosaur.
Wait, What?
Sure, all pinnipeds, including seals, are carnivorous. But whereas all other seals eat fish and other cold-blooded animals, leopard seals are one of the top predators of the whole Antarctic. As such, they have a taste for warm-blooded animals. They'll take an occasional fish or squid, sure. But they'd rather snack on fellow seals.
Even more disturbing is their tastes for birds. They'll happily catch an occasional duck or some other seabird. But their favorite is penguins.
Via Daily Mail
"Hmmm. This looks like a safe, seal-free place to relax."
Leopard seals will wait in shallow water or under ice ledges where penguins like to hang out. When the little guys jump into the water, the seal shoots out and grabs it.
After it catches its prey, the seal slaps the penguin across the surface of the water to skin it before eating it. Or, if it's feeling particularly merciful, just bites off its head. There are pictures of this if you don't believe us. No, we're not going to show you one.
#1. Cape Buffalo Are Remorseless Machines of Vengeance
The Cape buffalo is a large herbivore that roams the African grasslands. Its most distinctive feature is its fused horns, which form a solid bone shield across the forehead and look not unlike a Wild West bartender's haircut. Cape buffalo spend most of their day lying around, eating grass and drinking water. You know, normal cow stuff. That cows do. Because they're cows.
"Moo, I suppose."
They also fucking murder everything that even thinks of messing with them.
Wait, What?
The Cape buffalo has many names. Names such as "Black Death" and "Widowmaker." It is, in fact, the most dangerous member of the "Big Five" of Africa. The other four members? Lion, leopard, rhino and elephant. This means Cape buffalo are officially deadlier than two big cat predators, a notoriously grumpy horned monster and the largest goddamn land mammal on Earth. Hell, even lions usually dare only attack old or sick ones, far from the herd.
Holy crap, it has murder in its FUCKING EYES!
A Cape buffalo weighs up to 2,000 lbs., and its stupid-looking horn helmet is actually a handy combination battering ram/impaler. The Cape buffalo is also, apparently, capable of recognizing the concept of vengeance, and definitely the only animal in existence to downright cherish it.
"Alright. On the count of three, let's wreck their shit."
Cape buffalo can -- and do -- seek revenge against their main enemies, lions -- especially those that kill a calf. Should a lion make that mistake, they come for it with a mob that can contain up to a thousand pissed-off Cape buffalo. In fact, because some lion has surely killed a cape buffalo at some point, they make a point of actively attacking lion prides, either as pre-emptive strikes or, more likely, just to show them who's the boss.
Via Adventure-Safaris.com
And if a calf is in distress, every member of the herd immediately comes. A bit like this:
If you didn't watch the video, let us recap: a young Cape buffalo is attacked by lions. Then, by a crocodile. Then, the lions and the crocodile play tug-of-war with it for a bit. At which point an entire Cape buffalo herd shows up and gives the predators the beating of a lifetime, sending actual goddamn lions flying through the air, cartoon-style. And the young buffalo, the one two species of vicious predators were doing their very best to kill? It survives.
That's the cat doing wicked involuntary flips.
Attempts to domesticate these murder-cows have been made. They have, unsurprisingly, failed spectacularly. So, as the next most misguided move, we hunt them. As a direct result, more big game hunters are downed by Cape buffalo per year than by any other African animal.
This is largely because the Cape buffalo is a huge believer in offense as the best defense, and in complicated revenge schemes as the best offense. If you shoot one but fail to deliver a kill shot, it will receive an adrenaline boost that makes it oblivious to pain. After that, it will make its mission in life to straight up murder you no matter what. Even if you manage to escape the initial attack, the wounded animal will stalk you, circling around, just waiting for a chance to strike. Shit. Maybe you can try shooting it again? Feel free -- that silly-looking fused-together mass of bone on their foreheads is effectively bulletproof. And the bulk behind it is currently coming at you fast from those nearby bushes like an unholy, steaming, screeching lovechild of Predator and the Hulk.
Via Travellerspoint.com
You'd better hope he thinks those cats shot him.
All in all, we're pretty sure that the only reason aliens haven't attacked Earth yet is because they know they would eventually have to deal with the Cape buffalo.
For more animals not to judge by appearance, check out The 6 Deadliest Creatures (That Can Fit In Your Shoe) and 5 Lovable Animals You Didn't Know Are Secretly Terrifying.
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Why is someone else allowed to post a deal I already posted a day earlier?
@ jumbowoot: How did a double post within a day happen? I thought the second post would be deleted. I posted this deal yesterday: http://deals.woot.com/deals/details/b39f9690-565b-407a-90ce-6e3da809c49d/regal-cinema-2-00-zap-pack#0 - - - Today someone else posted the same deal: http://deals.woot.com/deals/details/9b02d57b-6f54-4837-a968-f075ba049d7b/2-zap-pack-at-regal-theaters#6
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Someone, somewhere had to notice that it was a duplicate and tattle on it to have the duplicate removed. As your post of the deal did not draw much attention yesterday and the person who posted the duplicate did not search to ensure that they were not posting a duplicate, it was an un-noticed error. Things like this do happen as errors do occur. Yes, we feel slighted when it happens but we persevere and keep coming back.
Thanks @jumbowoot! It HAS happened before and was fixed. My honey entered a deal a day after the same had been posted by someone else, and the other post had not been popular either, but my guy's deal was deleted. It's good to see there is consistency when asking for solutions. I appreciate your quick help. Thanks again!
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5 Sep 2008 3:40 AM #21
can't you add a formpanel with isvalid method? how did you attach the com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.FormPanel ?
21 Sep 2008 7:08 AM #22
formpanel & listbox in wizard ?
Hi, it's a very cool gadget. I would use it but i've got a problem :
I would use it with a listbox (for an multiselect choice) but it isn't possible to have it in a form panel. So I said " I will use an combobox but it isn't possible to have a mutliselect combobox !" have you got an idea to help me ?
21 Sep 2008 1:25 PM #23
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22 Sep 2008 11:43 PM #25
I've got one question again .
When the wizard finish how can i access to values of the textields of the 1st card ?
23 Sep 2008 3:46 AM #26
I answer to my question. I create a BaseDataModel and i put data into it in the isValid() method of the card.
23 Sep 2008 5:41 PM #27
I just found this wizard code and I think it is very nice. I think I'll use it in my app. I only was thinking of an extension of the wizard and that is some kind of table of contents.
This means:
On the left side of the wizard show the numer of steps with the text and let users be able to click there to switch between the pages of the wizard.
I don't know if someone is already making it or if others would like to see it. I might be making it myself (in the near future, if I have some more time :P). But if people have additional ideas/suggestions or want to help? Just my 2 cents.
Further: Keep up the good work!
/edit: Now I downloaded the code, I see it is not easy to adapt myself with the given suggestion...
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30 Oct 2008 5:44 AM #28
WindowWizard zip file is corrupted
It looks like the WindowWizard zip file is corrupted.
Grant - Can you please fix it?
30 Oct 2008 4:56 PM #29
just tested and downloads fine... not sure what else to say?GXT JavaDocs: http://extjs.com/deploy/gxtdocs/
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I was able to download it. However, when I try to open it I get the following error:
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We want your photos of Thanksgiving festivities — your food, your family, your post-dinner football game. Send submissions with your name and a daytime phone number to firstname.lastname@example.com or drop them by our office at 121 W. Sixth St. in downtown Newton by Nov. 30. We'll run some in the newspaper and some at thekansan.com.
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Are you sure the wheel was actually in the dropout properly? Was the QR skewer actually tight? If it's moving you didn't tighten the hardware enough. Simple as that. The bolts that people were claiming to fail in the beginning were never designed to hold chain tension, they are simply there to tension the chain. The 5mm allen bolts hold the wheel in place. If they aren't tight enough they will slip. Make those tight and check them every once in a while.
I find it interesting that every few months there is someone completely new that jumps on the board and claims they had some major failure with no evidence whatsoever to support that claim. If your QR isn't tight, the wheel CAN come off any bike. I've been riding with guys and seen it happen. Set your bike up right and do yourself a favor and check the fasteners before you ride.
As for this happening to "everybody" and the bolts bending for "everyone" is the part that I have issue with. This forum is the only place I've read that the Rig has a "problem" with it's dropout. Among those that claim that this has happened to them, there MIGHT be half a dozen people. Half a dozen out of THOUSANDS of bikes doesn't say there is something wrong with the bike.
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I feel like this should be a simple question, but I can't figure it out.
If I have a post_id, how can I remove a particular tag from that post in php?? I know how to update meta information, but tag information is different.
Below is code that works:
Below is an alternate code which works:
Below is the test data I used within the wordpress test environment (http://codex.wordpress.org/Automated_Testing) to test the functions:
EDIT: The below (which was my previous answer) IS WRONG
All that my previous answer would allow is a way to remove all post tags. But I am looking for a way to remove only specific post tags.
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11 Feb 2013 1:23 AM #1
Not able to play wav file from server
I am using callfire API for in my iPhone/android application(Hybrid application build using sencha and phonegap). The concept of the app is to show the recorded calls in a list and on click of any call in the list it will play the recorded audio file(.wav format). Now the problem is that I am not able to play that file in my Application. I also tried to play that URL directly on iPhone browser but it also didn't worked.
Here is one of the URL of audio file format https://www.callfire.com/cloud/1/fil...19779221_1.wav
But when I put this audio file in my secure server(https) and tried to play it in my Application, it worked perfectly.
Can you please tell me what is the reason behind this?
I am using iPhone 3 with software version 6.0 for testing.
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Yes, We checked by putting the same audio file in a different server and it worked perfectly.


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It is a European Red Deer at Richmond Park in the UK. These deer have also been introduced to New Zealand from Europe.
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تُسَبِّحُ لَهُ السَّمَاوَاتُ السَّبْعُ وَالْأَرْضُ وَمَن فِيهِنَّ وَإِن مِّن شَيْءٍ إِلَّا يُسَبِّحُ بِحَمْدِهِ وَلَـٰكِن لَّا تَفْقَهُونَ تَسْبِيحَهُمْ إِنَّهُ كَانَ حَلِيمًا غَفُورًا ﴿الإسراء: ٤٤﴾
It's an elk, not a deer!
Beautiful picture indeed!!!
I love this photo.
Where is THIS Richmond Pk....there must be many around the worlk
Spectacular. I'm so glad nobody had killed it. (At least up to that point)
Thanks so much for sharing this Prashant!
That!... couldn't get better! :O
One of the great things about taking great photos is, being in the right place, at the right time. You were very lucky to have photographed this magnificently beautiful animal and sharing it with everyone. ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL.
Looks like as computer graphics :) But anyway looks very beautiful.
You really captured an amazing scene. It almost has sound.
@Linda Siegel - thanks for the recommendation.
Lise, I agree with you completely. Joy Saldanha
Great shot
Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. Psalm 150:6. What a truly amazing photograph that is! Thank YOU for sharing it with the world :)
How beautiful!
Congratulations on a truly exquisite photograph.
Beautiful shot!! Congrats!! :)
This is a gorgeous image-- it looks so much like the elk we have in the western US !
@Ellen Life Robinson I had a look on Wikipedia, and it appears that the Red Deer in Richmond Park and the Elk in the US are unrelated to each other, even though they look similar.
@Ellen Life RobinsonMy first thought, too.
Thank you everybody for your kind comments. :)
sing dear deer, we are listening.
Hermosa foto.
It is a red deer from Richmond Park a reserve in south west London.
it looks fake to me...
@Barbara Lavina Thank you for your comments Barbara. I am interested in hearing how you have ascertained this image looks fake to you. I can prove this image is the genuine article, and have the Raw file to demonstrate this is a real image. I look forward to your response. :)
How about ELK
Beautiful! I wonder how far was Prashant Meswani, the photographer.
@Talha Mehmood I was about 10 metres away, however it was taken a couple of months ago, therefore I can't be 100% sure.
Uma verdadeira obra de arte esta foto!
the fog makes for a great picture!!!
Me encantó!
I like this photo so much.
Awesome, it looks more like a painting than a photo.
It is so perfect, it could be a painting.
SInging his song to the heavens for the lovely morning! Looks almost like a painting. Enjoyed this joyful photo.
Awesome, it looks more like a painting than a photo.
That looks more like an elk that is bugling, than a deer. :)
Wow that is an awesome photo, it almost doesn't look real since it is so perfect!
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This question is very specific. Is there any daw software with loops with the functionality of changing the tracks notes accordingly to a chosen chord? For example, I add a loop and then change the chord of a part of the song, and then all the notes of that part are changed accordingly. Not just transposing, so for example I can change from a major chord to a minor. I tested garage band and I've had never played with loops before. But it seems to me it's missing a functionality like that.
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The piano roll in Fruit Loops Studio has the option to change your left click action from adding a single note to adding a chord. As well as all kind of variations of major, minor, diminished etc. it gives you 9th/11th chords to keep adding notes up and up the scale for a big sound.
It won't change any notes automatically as you change your song, but it does allow you to quickly flesh out a complex sound and accommodate alterations without much effort.
Are you talking about MIDI loops or loops of audio?
For MIDI loops in any DAW, you could select all of the relevant notes and shift them to their correct positions, which takes relatively little time (for example, to change from major to minor chords, select all of the thirds and move them a half-step in the correct direction).
But for audio, there is no "perfect" way to use this, as pitch information isn't explicitly stored in a waveform. There's a program that claims to do this kind of isolation called Melodyne DNA, if I remember correctly, but like timestretching and transposition algorithms, it isn't perfect and will leave behind some artifacts. I don't know of any DAW software that offers this kind of functionality.
Using the Environment in Logic Studio you can create MIDI "devices" that will automatically force your playing into a particular key. I believe there are some built into Logic already.
The software is not very sexy, but Band in a Box by PG Music might be useful. It has features to help with chords and chord progressions and accompanying your melody.


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Three event highlights:
1. Free Movie Under the Stars will feature the screening of a movie on a 45-foot inflatable screen in Ray Miller Park. The event, which is sponsored by Navy Federal Credit Union, will be held Saturday. And as the name applies, admission is free. The movie is being screened through Special Events Network.
2. Nancy Baker, recreation supervisor for the Leavenworth Parks and Recreation Department, said pre-movie activities will begin at 6 p.m. These include face painting, inflatable bouncers and "all kinds of games for kids." There also will be music, and food vendors will be set up.
3. The movie will begin at dusk, which will be around 9 p.m. The movie will be "Here Comes the Boom," a comedy starring Kevin James that Baker described as family film. She said people can bring lawn chairs or blankets for the event. They even can bring their own picnic dinner if they choose.
Why you should attend:
"I think it's a unique event to Leavenworth, and it's free," Baker said.
When: Saturday
Where: Ray Miller Park, located off the main entrance to the Eisenhower VA Medical Center on South Fourth Street
Tickets: None required; the event is free
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29 Feb 2012 5:12 AM #11
Hi, this one enable the native scrolling in current sencha 2 beta, but I can not guarantee that it is performant... i do not testet it in production...
if someone can pimp this, let me know!
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PHP Code:
// Native scrolling in Browser
document.addEventListener('mousewheel', function(e){
var el = e.target;
var offset, scroller, _results;
_results = [];
while (el !== document.body) {
if (el && el.className && el.className.indexOf('x-container') >= 0) {
var cmp = Ext.getCmp(el.id);
if (cmp && typeof cmp.getScrollable == 'function' && cmp.getScrollable()){
var scroller = cmp.getScrollable().getScroller();
if (scroller) {
var offset = {x:0, y: -e.wheelDelta*0.5};
scroller.fireEvent('scrollstart', scroller, scroller.position.x, scroller.position.y, e);
scroller.scrollBy(offset.x, offset.y);
scroller.fireEvent('scrollend', scroller, scroller.position.x, scroller.position.y-offset.y);
_results.push(el = el.parentNode);
return _results;
}, false);
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Any news on this?
I have started developing a cross platform application (smartphone, tablet and DESKTOP) using Sencha Touch, but the lack of mouse scrolling is a big concern.
15 Mar 2012 1:25 PM #13
I just placed the code in the index.html.
Thanks a lot!
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21 Jun 2012 9:22 AM #16
We are using Sencha Touch for cross platform development. This issue is a consistant problem that is difficult to work around. Specifically, in the case of dropdown (select) menus that that have many options. Users who are not interacting via touch device have a hard time discovering Click-and-Drag as a method of scrolling the list. From all of our usage it seems that mouse wheel scrolling & two-finger scrolling should be default behavior. Can you please provide information to inform why "Sencha isn't goinig do this"?
8 Jan 2013 6:45 PM #17
support for dragging scroll bar in ST 2 app
I have an app I have deployed to the iOS and Android stores. Now I am taking the same thing and building a version that also works on the desktop in Chrome/Safari. For this I used the code in this thread to fix the scrolling and now need to figure out how to fix the scroll bar to support dragging and dropping. Any pointers on how this could be accomplished - am going to try to figure it out, but if someone has done it before that would help.
I initially tried to go down the ExtJS path for the desktop app, but found that there are enough differences between the two frameworks that it becomes pretty expensive to develop and maintain, so want to put out a V1 out there quickly and then figure out how to handle this in the long term if I have enough interest to put out one for IE and FireFox - and with desktop based controls.
Sencha touch supporting a bit of the desktop world will become more important as touch and non touch blends with Windows 8 - so it is time to consider this somewhere on the roadmap
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@anj Thanks a lot man, works like a charm in Chrome with SDK 2.1.1
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+1 for getting native scrolling supported in Chrome and other 'good' browsers. Another place ST can be used, what's not to like? ST already translates click events and reacts to those as 'touch' events...
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Why is it that kids that are not anti-social, disruptive or just plain rude get over looked? Disruptive kids get to go to special plays, clubs and outings and are treated with kid gloves, whilst 'normal' children are over looked. There is a special boxing gym, in my area, for disruptive kids to attend. That's right, let's make them stronger and bigger so they can be even more disruptive! Oh no, I forgot. It is about them building their self-esteem. Well what about the children that they…Continue
Thanks for your welcome message! I subscribed to your page...very cool!
Thank you. My best advice is to just be yourself, interact with your fans/readers and networking with other bloggers does help. It's nearly 2:30 am here in Pennsylvania. I really should go to bed. I will talk with you later :)
Hi Nina,
Do you mean add me as a friend on here or on facebook? I accepted your request on here. :)
Hi Nina,
Thank you :) I agree that it can help many people. I will like your page right now.
Hi Nina,
Thank you for kind words. I'm still trying to figure out how this site works.
Hi nina! Very starting friendship with you on moms blogger, and so happy you like the peony wedding dress and yea may be there will be another occasion for it. Very happy with your recommendations especially I'm new to blogging and hope to earn a living from it. This is for me a pilot project and I wish I'll do something good and interesting to the reader. I've liked your page and it is interesting it is about children because I'm a mother for a baby child I believe I'll get a lot of useful information... definetly will follow you... Best Regards and thanks for being a friend...
Hi Nina, Thank you for the blog visit and for the feedback! I am very new to blogging and I am trying to figure out how to add the share buttons anf the follow me on twitter buttons. Any advise you could give would be great!
I also visited your facebook page, what a great resouce for parents. All three of my boys (12, 8 and 7) learn differently. I know I will be visiting again soon!
Yep, it's a part of my branding. :) Thanks for stopping by! My blog is http://slapdashmom.com
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The Watertown-Pomperaug hockey team, which will play Saturday afternoon against Brookfield-Bethel-Danbury for the SWC championship, will open state tournament play with a home game Tuesday. The Indians will face Fairfield Ludlowe/Warde at the Taft School's Mays Rink at a time to be determined.
W-P (15-4-1, not counting SWC tourney play) is the No. 4 seed in Division II. Fairfield is the No. 13 seed with a 10-10-0 record.
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WOODWAY (November 18, 2012)-- He was told he only has months to live.
Mike Toby, the pastor for First Baptist Church of Woodway, has been fighting brain cancer for weeks. Church members have been behind him every step of the way, but many of them can't imagine a world without the man who moved a church and a community so far.
Church member Bud Jones is one of them.
"It's been a tremendous shock for everyone in the congregation," church member Bud Jones said.
Pastor Toby has preached at First Baptist Woodway for nearly half of his life. The 65-year-old just celebrated his 35th anniversary with the church.
But in the wake of that anniversary, came hardship.
The notable pastor recently woke up with no feeling in the left side of his body. After a biopsy, he was diagnosed with stage 4 glioblastoma. It's an aggressive type of brain cancer that doesn't give many long to live.
The pastor recently filmed a video for church members explaining what happened.
"I woke up one morning and it was like walking through the looking glass," Toby said in the video.
"It was then we began the journey where in which I discovered I had brain cancer."
The pastor decided not to undergo surgery since his illness was terminal. Members of the church, like Jones, are saddened but know who is holding Pastor Toby's fate.
"We're dealing with the lord's will," Jones said.
"Whether or not I'll miss him depends on whether or not I have the faith Pastor Toby has mentored me to have."
Pastor Toby has been given 3 to 6 months to live.
There's a good chance he won't be on Earth much longer, but he and all who know him know where he's headed next.
"I don't feel the need to negotiate with God an extra 15 seconds. To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord," Toby said in the video.
Jones, who has witnessed Pastor Toby grow throughout the 35 years he's served First Baptist Woodway, sees the deeper meaning in all this..
"The Lord is using him to teach us how to die. Considering the fact we all have to die, this may be the best sermon he's ever going to preach," Jones said.


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Sorry if this has already been answered, but I can't find it if so.
I want to find the height and width of an image file in Javascript. I don't actually need to show the image in the page, just the height and width.
At the moment I've got the following code, but it's returning height and width 0 (in Mozilla 5).
var img = new Image();
img.src = "./filename.jpg";
var imgHeight = img.height;
var imgWidth = img.width;
alert("image height = " + imgHeight + ", image width = " + imgWidth);
The file definitely exists, it's in the same directory as the HTML, and it doesn't have height and width 0 :)
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I would like to buy a cheap bicycle in Germany. Is there any place to search for a used bicycle (like a market or an internet site)? I don't speak German so places where people might speak English are preferred.
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Open in Chrome and use 'Google Translate'. 'Fahrrad' is your keyword.
P.S. Most German people speak better English than some English people do!!!
Technically not in Germany but 2 kilometers from the border, there is this market:
It is run by a non-profit. A few hundred bicycles at each event, you can put your own for sale too. I bought one of my bicycles there.


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ANDERSON, S.C. – After posting back-to-back South Atlantic Conference victories to begin the week, Anderson University women's tennis will begin a stretch of three matches in four days on Thursday when it travels to SAC rival Catawba at 2 p.m., followed by a trip to Wingate on Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
The Trojans
With a 7-2 triumph over Lenoir-Rhyne on Tuesday, Anderson moved over .500 for the first time this season, as it improved to 6-5 overall while carrying a 5-2 conference mark. Currently, AU joins Newberry as the only two teams in the league with two setbacks as the conference continues to chase undefeated Wingate (7-0) and Tusculum (6-0).
Winning their last three matches, the doubles team of senior Avery Owens and junior Karen Ching has won their last three matches, including one of AU's three points against GRU Augusta on March 21. In the singles round, Ching, who started the 2014 campaign with a 4-1 record, dropped her second straight match against L-R, falling to 6-5 for the season. Owens, who got off to slow start, has captured seven of her last eight matches, improving to 7-4 on the year.
Freshman Rebecca Bruning posts the best singles winning percentage for the year, boasting a 9-1 record with all of her wins coming in straight sets. Bruning is currently on a seven-match winning streak and had dropped just six games in her last two matches.
Sophomore Nikkola Wichenko has captured seven of her last eight matches at the No. 6 position, while she and Alexandra Ebner have won five of their last six doubles matches at the No. 3 position. Junior Lindsay Gregory has won five of her last six singles matches at the No. 5 slot, while she and Bruning match that total in the doubles round at No. 2.
The Indians
With just three matches remaining on the 2013-14 schedule, Catawba enters Friday's match one game below .500 on the season at 11-12 and 3-6 in the league. Most recently, the Indians have dropped three of their last four matches, headlined by a 6-3 win over Lenoir-Rhyne on March 27.
Leading the squad with wins is Olivia Myers who has seen action in four different positions on the year. Myers is 13-6 with a 6-3 mark at the No. 5 spot, but has dropped two of her last three, capped off by a three-set setback to Lincoln Memorial's Aura Penalosa at the No. 6 position.
Maddy Henderson and Lauren Sledd both carry identical 9-11 records for the season, while Catawba has used 13 different doubles teams throughout the fall and spring schedule.
The Series vs. Catawba
Since joining the SAC in 2011, Anderson has defeated Catawba three times as the Indians have scored a combined three team points in the three meetings. Last season, the Trojans came away with a 9-0 blanking over Catawba at the Max Grubbs Memorial Courts.
The Bulldogs
With a match with Lincoln Memorial scheduled for Friday, Wingate is a perfect 7-0 in SAC play with a 14-4 overall record, as the Bulldogs were ranked No. 38 in the country in the latest ITA Poll. With its win over Mars Hill on Monday, WU has strung together 21 straight conference victories over a three-year span. Currently, the 'Dogs are on a four-match winning streak.
No. 4 player Layla Tanik is an impressive 13-0 at her projected position and 15-2 overall. Tanik has captured 15-straight victories and is a perfect 7-0 in conference matches.
Teammate Becca Thomas is 6-1 in SAC matches this season and 9-7 overall while playing all but one match at the No. 3 spot. At the No. 2 slot, Caroline Holland has nine wins including a four-match winning streak.
The Series vs. Wingate
Anderson has failed to knock off the Bulldogs since joining the conference in 2011. In the postseason, Wingate has eliminated the Trojans in every SAC Tournament AU has been a part of. Last season, the 'Dogs recorded a 7-2 win in Anderson, followed by a 5-3 win over the Trojans in the SAC Tournament championship match.


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I will be driving through France soon and would like to have a local prepaid sim with data capabilities. I found a very interesting sollution in the French Connection, but I need a French delivery address. I don't have that on such a short notice, so I am looking for a plan that I could buy while on route (gas station, shopping malls, etc)
My name is Olivier, from FrenchConnection. The thing we usually do is deliver in advance in the hotel or camping where you will be staying overnight. As mentioned by someone earlier, we can still organize a collection in Paris gare du nord (it does not appear anymore on the website, but if you ask politely, we will of course do it).
Also a very useful solution if you do not have a delivery address: Poste Restante You give the address of a post office, and specify "POSTE RESTANTE" The device will be waiting for you there. To collect it, show your ID, pay the 0,60€ fee (sorry we cannot pay it from our side) and here you are :-)
To find the most convenient post office, check their website (in French) La Poste or get in touch with us!
Sure you can.
There's a number of options.
Here's the most basic one. If you just need to have a french number for a week and then throw it away, just go to any post office (La Poste), which you can find literally everywhere and they sell both only sim-cards (10 Euros cost, 5 Euros credit included) or with the basic phone (30 euros cost, 10 or 15 euros credit included). The recharge cards are sold there as well.
Actually prepaid cards are sold everywhere (in all the Tabac stores, all the major mobile providers sell them as well), but La Poste Mobile is really easy to find and it looks like it's a bit cheaper (the page with the details in French).
If you need something more long-term, then you need to find any mall of the Leclerc network and buy the card from their virtual provider (here's the page with the cost in French).
The difference between these two is that La Poste Mobile sim-card has a really short expiration period. I.e. if you recharge your card with 10 euro credit it will expire in a week even if you don't use it 100%. But the Leclerc card will expire in a year no matter how much credit you recharge it with.
According to their website, there is an option to collect the device yourself. The only possible place is Gare du Nord (Northern Paris mainline station). This is a solution if your itinerary goes through Paris.
Another solution is abroadband. More expensive per megabyte, but works all over the world.
I am heading to France again. Before ordering a frenchconnection device, I did yet another google search on the topic. Tripadvisor had the answer..
The major prepaid carriers have SIMs and their stores are everywhere in Paris. You can even get a prepaid SIM in the post office. SFR, Bouyges, and Orange are all decent options.
You'll need to show your passport and fill out some paperwork to get the card, which means you can't get it till you arrive.
I suppose you can try creating a Google Voice number and have it forward to the SIM once you know the number. I don't know if that's actually feasible
I am from LeFrenchMobile, if you are looking for a cheap data prepaid option you can choose our DataSIM, we deliver anywhere you want or you can find our SIM cards in shops in Paris or the Alps for now, the list of distributors is here.


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Subject: Re: [OMPI users] MPI piggyback mechanism
From: Josh Hursey (jjhursey_at_[hidden])
Date: 2008-02-05 08:39:28
Interesting work. You mentioned late in your email that you believe
that adding support for piggybacking to the MPI standard would be the
best solution. As you may know, the MPI Forum has reconvened and there
is a working group for Fault Tolerance. This working group is
discussing a piggybacking interface proposal for the standard, amongst
other things. If you are interested in contributing to this
conversation you can find the mailing list here:
On Feb 5, 2008, at 4:58 AM, Oleg Morajko wrote:
> Hi,
> I've been working on MPI piggyback technique as a part of my PhD work.
> Although MPI does not provide a native support, there are several
> different
> solutions to transmit piggyback data over every MPI communication.
> You may
> find a brief overview in papers [1, 2]. This includes copying the
> original
> message and the extra data to a bigger buffer, sending additional
> message or
> changing the sendtype to a dynamically created wrapper datatype that
> contains a pointer to the original data and the piggyback data. I
> have tried
> all mechanisms and they work, but considering the overhead, there is
> no "the
> best" technique that outperforms the others in all scenarios. Jeff
> Squyres
> had interesting comments on this subject before (in this mailing
> list).
> Finally after some benchmarking, I have implemented *a *hybrid
> technique
> that combines existing mechanisms. For small, point-to-point messages
> datatype wrapping seems to be the less intrusive, at least considering
> OpenMPI implementation of derived datatypes. For large, point-to-point
> messages, experiments confirmed that sending an additional message
> is much
> cheaper than wrapping (and besides the intrusion is small as we are
> already
> sending a large message). Moreover, the implementation may
> interleave the
> original send with an asynchronous send of piggyback data. This
> optimization
> partially hides the latency of additional send and lowers overall
> intrusion.
> The same criteria can be applied for collective operations, except
> barrier
> and reduce operations. As the former does not transmit any data and
> the
> latter transforms the data, the only solution is to send additional
> messages.
> There is a penalty of course. Especially for collective operations
> with very
> small messages the intrusion may reach 15% and that's a lot. It than
> decreases down to 0.1% for bigger messages, but anyway it's still
> there. I
> don't know what are your requirements/expectations for that issue.
> The only
> work that reported lower overheads is [3] but they added native
> piggyback
> support by changing underlying MPI implementation.
> I think the best possible option is to add piggyback support for MPI
> as a
> part of the standard. A growing number of runtime tools use this
> functionality for multiple reasons and certainly PMPI itself is not
> enough.
> References of interest:
> -
> [1] Shende, S., Malony, A., Morris, A., Wolf, F. "Performance
> Profiling Overhead Compensation for MPI Programs". 12th EuroPVM-MPI
> Conference, LNCS, vol. 3666, pp. 359-367, 2005. They review various
> techniques and come up with datatype wrapping.
> -
> [2] Schulz, M., "Extracting Critical Path Graphs from MPI
> Applications". Cluster Computing 2005, IEEE International, pp. 1-10,
> September 2005. They use datatype wrapping.
> - [3] Jeffrey Vetter, "Dynamic Statistical Profiling of
> Communication
> Activity in Distributed Applications". They add support for
> piggyback at MPI
> implementation level and report very low overheads (no surprise).
> Regards,
> Oleg Morajko
> On Feb 1, 2008 5:08 PM, Aurélien Bouteiller <bouteill_at_[hidden]>
> wrote:
>> I don't know of any work in that direction for now. Indeed, we plan
>> to
>> eventually integrate at least causal message logging in the pml-v,
>> which also includes piggybacking. Therefore we are open for
>> collaboration with you on this matter. Please let us know :)
>> Aurelien
>> Le 1 févr. 08 à 09:51, Thomas Ropars a écrit :
>>> Hi,
>>> I'm currently working on optimistic message logging and I would like
>>> to
>>> implement an optimistic message logging protocol in OpenMPI.
>>> Optimistic
>>> message logging protocols piggyback information about dependencies
>>> between processes on the application messages to be able to find a
>>> consistent global state after a failure. That's why I'm interested
>>> in
>>> the problem of piggybacking information on MPI messages.
>>> Is there some works on this problem at the moment ?
>>> Has anyone already implemented some mechanisms in OpenMPI to
>>> piggyback
>>> data on MPI messages?
>>> Regards,
>>> Thomas
>>> Oleg Morajko wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>>>> I'm developing a causality chain tracking library and need a
>>>> mechanism
>>>> to attach an extra data to every MPI message, so called piggyback
>>>> mechanism.
>>>> As far as I know there are a few solutions to this problem from
>>>> which
>>>> the two fundamental ones are the following:
>>>> * Dynamic datatype wrapping - if a user MPI_Send, let's say 1024
>>>> doubles, the wrapped send call implementation dynamically
>>>> creates a derived datatype that is a structure composed of a
>>>> pointer to 1024 doubles and extra fields to be piggybacked. The
>>>> datatype is constructed with absolute addresses to avoid
>>>> copying
>>>> the original buffer. The receivers side creates the equivalent
>>>> datatype to receive the original data and extra data. The
>>>> performance of this solution depends on the how good is derived
>>>> data type handling, but seems to be lightweight.
>>>> * Sending extra data in a separate message -- seems this can have
>>>> much more significant overhead
>>>> Do you know any other portable solution?
>>>> I have implemented the first solution for P2P operations and it
>>>> works
>>>> pretty well. However there are problems with collective operations.
>>>> There are 2 classes of collective calls that are problematic:
>>>> 1. Single receiver calls, like MPI_Gather. The sender tasks in
>>>> gather can be handled in the same way as a normal send, a data
>>>> item is wrapped and extra data is piggybacked with the message.
>>>> The problem is at the receiver side when a root gathers N data
>>>> items that must be received in an array big enough to receive
>>>> all items strided by datatype extent.
>>>> In particular, it seems impossible to construct a datatype that
>>>> contains data item and extra data (i.e. structure type with
>>>> absolute addresses) AND make an array of these datatypes
>>>> separated by a fixed extent. For example: data item to receive
>>>> from every process is a vector of 1024 doubles. Extra data is a
>>>> single integer. User provides a receive buffer with place for N
>>>> * 1024 * double. The library allocates an array of N integers
>>>> to
>>>> receive piggybacked data. How to construct a datatype that can
>>>> be used to receive data in MPI_Gather?
>>>> 2. MPI_Reduce calls. There is no problem with datatypes as the
>>>> receiver gets the single data item and not an array as in
>>>> previous case. The problem is the reduction operator itself
>>>> (MPI_Op) because these operators do not work with wrapped data
>>>> types. So I can create a new operator to recognize the wrapped
>>>> data type that extracts the original data (skipping extra data)
>>>> and performs the original reduction. The point is how to invoke
>>>> the original reduction on an existing datatype. I have found
>>>> that Open MPI calls internally ompi_op_reduce(op, inbuf, rbuf,
>>>> count, dtype) this solves a problem. However this makes the
>>>> code
>>>> MPI-implementation dependent. Any idea on more portable
>>>> options?
>>>> Thank you in advance for any comment.
>>>> --Oleg
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