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Deputies were then called to a home located within the same area for a burglary at an occupied residence. The homeowner, who was present at the time, said someone entered his home without his knowledge and removed several items from the property.
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Fantastic Session. Really well articulated. Wished the presenter had more time to finish things.
Nice Presentation. Lots of valuable details on what really works :-). Will you have support for other linux distros?
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Convert your duet stroller to a bassinet style pram with 1 or 2 lie-flat baby carrycots - just click in, and rest on the go!
Not currently available in this region.
stand out features:
- simple click attachment system
- rear facing - watch your baby watching you
- snug and safe with padded mattress and sides
- lie-flat - ideal for a growing baby
- adjustable sunhood for all weather protection
- storm cover included
- freestanding for use off the stroller
- couple with the carrycot stand to create a baby rest station
- suitable for newborn to 6 month old babies
duet single carrycot configuration options:
2 duet single carrycots for twins, so they have their own rest space
1 duet single carrycot for 1 baby, with use of the seat for a toddler or joey tote bag as a single stroller.
*stroller frame and wheels are not included with this carrycot, it is designed to fit with your legacy duet stroller


text: Here is one cute lesson based on a cat and dog in their baby stage. Today I will show you "how to draw a kitten and puppy", step by step. These two adorable animals have love written all over their faces. I love how they appear to be best friends, but somehow the kitten looks unsure of whether or not cats and dogs get along. Even though people have cats and dogs in their homes, and they say that they get along, most of the time there is still hissing and chasing nonetheless. This is because it's only natural for dogs to chase cats, and for cats to run from dogs. If you own a real docile pup, maybe then there won't be as much action going on in the household. Anyways, I think you will all enjoy drawing a kitten and puppy because this tutorial is just too cute to pass up replicating.


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The Enduro 2 tail rack bag is same as the 055-1201 except it is expandable from 5 to 8 litres. Has straps to attach to the motorcycle, or ideally to the cargo rack.
There are six mounting points on the bottom, 2 at the front, one on each side, and 2 at the rear. Three straps are included.
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How do I check if the PDF file produced by LaTeX is currently opened by an application or not?
I assume that your question is related to the fact that PDFLaTeX cannot write to a file if it is open in Acrobat Reader. The older versions of Acrobat Reader could be closed and reopend with external DDE commands but not versions 9 and X as far as I know.
Acrobat Reader can also not support the new synctex technology, so the best here is Sumatra PDF for the windows environment. You do not need to close it when compiling your document and it supports the inverse search via synctex. Some of the editors such as WinEdt on windows supports it directly and the inverse search works very well. WinShell and TexStudio (formerly known as TexMakerX) for windows can be configured to use it with synctex support. Alternatively use one of the editors with buildin viewers with synctex support such as TexWorks, TexMaker or TexStudio.
Since you mentioned that you're using linux in one of the comments, the standard way to determine if a programme is currently accesing a file is the
Reading over the comments, you said you wanted to kill that process, here's a one-liner for it.
Explanation: lsof finds the filename & -Fp option pulls the PID , egrep (grep with extended regex syntax that I'm more comfortable with) grabs only the numbers since it prints pXXXX. This is wrapped in $() and evaluated first, then the kill is run. Thanks to kahen for knowing the command line option for getting the PID
Since you are using linux, I can tell you that you probably should not need to check if the file is open.
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English language has a number of popular manuals of style. There's Chicago Manual of Style, Elements of Style etc.
Do you know any such resource for the Polish language?
I don't believe that there is a generic manual of style for the Polish language. Different universities and government bodies may publish style manuals for specific publications (such as official government documents, or paper submission), but nothing general.
It's also worth noting that there are several dialects of Polish in use, which may influence the writing style of the author in ways that won't be compatible with a common style-document
After a considerable bit of research, I came across this on the Polish language Wikipedia page on proofreading (Korekta tekstu).
From the Google-provided broken English translation:
And in the original Polish:
So the closest thing to an accepted and universal "manual of style" in the Polish language (according to Wikipedia) is the Książka Kultura języka polskiego (The book of Polish Language and Culture) by Hanna Jadacka (T.1.: Inflection, word formation, syntax), Andrzej Markowski (T.2.: Theory, Lexical Issues), and Thomas Karpowicz (T.3.: Pronunciation, spelling, punctuation). And if there are issues of preferred writing style, each publication uses its own internal reference guides.
Other Style Guides for the Polish Language
In addition to The book of Polish Language and Culture (which appears to be a general reference of grammar, syntax and punctuation), there are other international style guides which are provide rules for the proper translation of laws, regulations and business practices into several languages, including Polish.
One is the European Union's Interinstitutional Style Guide (EN, PL), which provides detailed information on the proper use of several linguistic concepts in all 23 languages of the EU.
Another is the International Standards Organization (ISO) which provides several international standards for businesses and government. There are many, many different documents on the proper use of style in several international languages (including Polish) that are dependent on the situation (such as ISO 31 for quantities and units or ISO 5966 for the presentation of scientific and technical reports).
Tangentially related, the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) also provides a certification called EN-15038 which is an international standard for translation service providers that ensures proper translation into various languages. The PKN EN 15038 is the version specifically for the Polish Language. You have to pay CEN to find out exactly what is entailed with being EN-15038 certified in Polish, but you can get some idea here.


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Yes,indeed Amy - I had the same recollection about Bolle's early departure last year. I'm sorry to say it left me with a bad impression of him and wondering about his commitment to ABT. After all Gomes and Hallberg can't be expected to cover all of these kinds of absences without risking injury to themselves.
Yes, I think this is the part that bugs me. Gomes and Hallberg end up doing the heavy lifting in these situations because it's hard to replace someone with the "starpower" of Stiefel with say...Hammoudi or Radetsky or any other number of the guys who should be getting chances at stuff like this with the exit of many of ABT's men (especially when Stiefel was due to partner some of the flashy guests this season--I doubt Cojocaru is popping over to partner a corps dancer in his debut). Gomes and Hallberg are the safe choices...they are tall, popular, excellent, dance the whole rep and partner a number of the women well, but it puts an unfair burden on them when these hasty, weird exits occur.
What abatt noted about Corella seems absolutely true in this case, unfortunately. (Also the part about poor Stella, it's just cruel)


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The Pathways program is part of an effort to provide opportunities for new incoming (both transfer and first-year) commuter students to engage in experiential learning outside the classroom.
The program has themed learning communities that allow you to discover different topics with an NYU Faculty Member and either a Commuter Assistant or Transfer Ambassador as your guide. The program combines formal teaching, informal learning, creative activities, and personal support to bring students together to build a shared community while delving into all that New York City has to offer.
INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN: NYC IN THE GLOBAL CONTEXT (freshman only):
Within the Internationally Known learning community, students will visit various New York City neighborhoods that have a significant immigrant cultural identity. During the year, students will visit distinct cultural enclaves in NYC with their Faculty Affiliate and Commuter Assistant as their guide. This program will afford an enhanced learning experience on the subject of immigration, New York City, and it's relation to the past, present and future of New York City.
STREET SMARTS: FROM PENCILS TO PORTRAITS (freshman only):
Within the Street SmARTS learning community, students will immerse themselves within the various art and literature outlets throughout New York City. In a place that offers a rich grasp on all forms of the arts, being a part of this group will offer the ability to explore the whole range of options available. Students will go on outings with their Faculty Affiliate and Commuter Assistant to various museums, plays, galas, literary panels, and events with notable guest speakers. Students will unearth another side of the city as this program will provide an experience to feel and see the various artistic flows and strokes that NYC holds.
BOROUGHS AND BEYOND: CULTURE, ARTS AND THE CITY (transfers students only):
The Boroughs and Beyond learning community will allow for students to discover the rich cultural aspects of New York City through the lens of a broad range of arts. With both a Faculty Affiliate and Transfer Ambassador as their guide, students will travel to various neighborhoods within the five boroughs to explore how the arts (film, theatre, literature, culinary arts and other mediums) has shaped and developed the storied history of New York City and it's residents.
Applications for the Pathways programs are now closed. Please check back August 2016 for more information. Contact Long Wu for more information.
The Commuter and Faculty Excursions (CAFE) program provides the opportunity to share the excitement of learning in an environment that combines the inclusiveness of a small learning community with the resources of a large research university.
This program is specifically targeted toward commuting and off-campus students, though open all NYU students. CAFE combine formal teaching, informal learning, creative activities, and personal support to create an environment where students are engaged with experiential learning with faculty as their guides.
CAFE will concentrate its programs on the influence of sports in New York City and its surrounding area.
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Men with very flexible backs
Posted 09 March 2009 - 12:11 PM
Posted 09 March 2009 - 01:03 PM
"Requires"? I don't know. I've seen the backbend executed more with the thighs the back. Baryshnikov, e.g.
The role of the poet in La Sonambula requires a flexible back for the movement where he tries and fails to capture the Sleepwalker as she passes over his stretched, arched backbend.
Posted 09 March 2009 - 05:41 PM
Posted 09 March 2009 - 05:59 PM
Does he bring this quality to his dancing in any of the classics?
Posted 10 March 2009 - 04:43 AM
Does anyone know whether the flexed back was characteristic of William Dollar, the original Melancholic? If not, was the original version different, and the newer version required it? Or was it the characteristic of a particular dancer that made it a plus or pre-requisite?
Interesting question, Helene. When I saw Dollar in the role he was approaching the age of 40 and he was not known for his pristine technique. I must say that seeing this "Petrouchka-like" performance was a bit of a shock and at the time we attributed it to his technique! (or lack, thereof) It was Bart Cook who became the defining Melancholic.
Posted 11 March 2009 - 03:06 PM
I was also thinking of Malakhov.
Does he bring this quality to his dancing in any of the classics?
I saw a photograph of Malakhov in full flight in Bayadere, and the bottoms of his feet were almost touching his head.
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After updating from Maverick to Natty (complete reinstalling, without saving personal information), i had issues with booting.
I'll try to describe: First reboot after installation of Natty, system boot normally, had no issues, works good. But when i power off my laptop, and power on it again, i have boot problems. System seems to start, ubuntu violet colors screen, then blinking cursor in top left, and then it hangs(dont know sure if it hangs), but screen is completely black, and i had to hard reset the laptop. After first boot failing, and rebooting, every time i reboot - it shows me GRUB menu (i dont initiate it, i run itself)
Sometimes i had to reboot my laptop for 3 or more times, sometimes 10 times. Sometimes it starts normal on first boot.
Don't know what's this, after system start, after rebooting several times, it shows no errors or kind of that.
Can anyone help me understand what's going on?
In Maverick i had no issues starting the OS.
- HP g62-a16er with i3 processor
- ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470
- Switchable-graphics technology (maybe this causes this issues??)
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Cabrera Tries to Keep Focus on the Field
The teams combined to hit seven home runs, including a pair of two-run shots by Detroit's Miguel Cabrera as the Tigers avoided the sweep.
April 4, 2011, Monday
Yankees Explain Why Employee Flashed Signs From Stands
The commissioner's office asked questions after a photograph was posted to Twitter appearing to show a Yankee employee signaling to batters from the stands.
April 3, 2011, Sunday
Burnett and Teixeira Show Their Strengths Early
A. J. Burnett, trying to rebound from a lackluster season, went five effective innings and Mark Teixeira, normally a slow starter, hit his second homer of the season.
April 3, 2011, Sunday
Yankees' Granderson Shows That He's Feeling Fine
Curtis Granderson, who injured his oblique last week, made three good catches in center field and broke a tie with a home run in the seventh.
April 1, 2011, Friday
Niese and Rookies Provide Bright Spots for the Mets
As another disappointing season comes to an end, the Mets can at least point to some youthful talent.
September 29, 2010, Wednesday
Yankees Change Course And Prevail
With close-cropped hair, a trim physique and body-builder forearms, Yankees Manager Joe Girardi projects a G.I. Joe aura, rough and ready when the going gets tough. By winning a World Series last season -- in his second year on the job in New...
September 27, 2010, Monday
Yankees Avoid Sweep Against Red Sox
Joe Girardi's decision to juggle his pitching rotation brought the Yankees to the brink of clinching a spot in the playoffs.
September 27, 2010, Monday
Girardi Shuffles Rotation, Raising Alarm for Yankees
Phil Hughes, whom Joe Girardi had planned to rest until Wednesday, was given the start Sunday for the series finale against the Red Sox.
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What's your favorite 90s movie?
The AV Club is counting down this week
and I'm having some fun thinking about my top before they post their opinion.
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So many good ones come to mind...
Clerks, The Green Mile, The Usual Suspects, Independence Day...
but my personal favorite of the decade is A Bug's Life.... I love that movie, and I still watch it often with my granddaughter...
the big ones...
usual suspects.
pulp fiction.
big lebowski.
trainspotting, in that "boy, that was good; i never want to see it again" way.
silence of the lambs.
la confidential.
@pemberducky: Oh I didn't think about Fargo; that's a great one!
Here's a pretty good list.
Best Comedy: The Big Lebowski
Best Drama: Titanic
Best Action: Top Gun
Best Horror: Showgirls
Pulp Fiction
American Beauty
Shakespeare in Love
Scream (I just made my teen son watch this one with me the other day!)
My favorite "guilty pleasure" movie of the 90s is Point Break.
Yea, there are some really good ones on there!
I just went through and it looks like I've only seen 52 of top 100! Need to get on it!
@sgrman05: Good call, I am at 51. You're a winner sir!
Really good list, I've watched 63 of those - however some of my omissions are flat out embarrassing.
Some of my favorites:
The Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
Saving Private Ryan
The Professional
Terminator 2
Groundhog Day
The Sandlot


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I have read up on some of the links about help vampires in meta, and I was wondering if the automatic filtering system that is used to stop sloppy questions and answers takes it input from all the SE sites that are being used by a user?
I know that I have asked some questions in a field that I am not familiar with after researching the problem myself, but when an answer is posted it could seem to others that my question was not researched due to the woeful nature of the question. This not being the case I wonder if the work that I put into other SE sites to help in a field that I am more familiar with is taken into account when I ask a stupid question on another site?


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For most of us, today kicks off the official beginning of the Christmas season. You can't see me, but I'm smiling just writing that! I love Christmas! I love the music, the food, the chaos of shopping for the perfect gift and the reminder of the gift that we have in Jesus.
But, there can be some challenges this time of year. One challenge is figuring out what to do with all the leftovers from yesterday's feast! Here are some great recipe ideas! Got a go-to recipe you want to share? Share it here or on our Facebook page.
Another challenge of the Christmas season is the risk we face of scams and identity theft. We can never be too careful!
And, finally, there is the challenge of making your dollar stretch! There are ways that you can avoid the traps and spend less when shopping this season. Find out how HERE.
As we begin the Christmas season, we pray that we will all have moments of wonder, make memories that we'll never forget and gain a deeper understanding of just how stunning the gift of Jesus really is.
Merry Christmas!
Thanksgiving is the holiday that so often gets overlooked in our rush to move right on to Christmas, which is unfortunate, since gratitude should be more than a mere 'thank you', but a place in which we live as Christians. More than anyone else, as Christians, we should allow gratitude to shape who we are and how we live, for we have experienced the greatest act of benevolence the World has ever known, the gift of God's only begotten son. We should marvel that Jesus would give his life, so that we can live ours free from the death sentence that each of us faced without the Cross. Jesus paid the debt that is impossible for us to pay.
Our response should be to live a life that reflects his love and mercy to others, a life of 'thanksgiving'. Living in that place of gratitude, more than any other single thing, effects the way we love others. Unlimited forgiveness ought to be demonstrated with mercy toward others because it is the reflection of a right relationship with the Father. To state it another way, God's forgiveness of our sins should motivate us to forgive those who offend us. Jesus shared a parable in Matthew 18, that is a reminder that God expects us to live that way, and never losing sight of how much we have to be thankful for makes that possible.
We should marvel that God wants us to share in his inheritance by sharing his grace, love and mercy with others, so that they may experience the love of our kind and benevolent king. Every day should be one of Thanksgiving for us, when we live in that space, we can truly live a life that honors God, and allows his love and compassion to flow through us to others.
May Psalm 100 be our guide...
Shout praises to the Lord, everyone on this earth.
Be joyful and sing as you come in to worship the Lord!
You know the Lord is God! He created us, and we belong to him; we are his people, the sheep in his pasture.
Be thankful and praise the Lord as you enter his temple.
The Lord is good! His love and faithfulness will last forever.
We got to hang out with the guys from Building 429 today and we even got them to write a Thanksgiving song for us! In case you missed the interview or the song, you can check it out here!
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I would like to be able to HIDE the employer names in my CV unless I authorize the visibility. This will prevent recruiters from sending my resume into companies without my approval.
What is meta?
- Any Stack Exchange user can ask a question
- The community provides support, votes on ideas, and reports bugs
- Your voice helps shape the way Stack Exchange operates
Contingency recruiters are not allowed and unwelcome... these are the ones who have a tendency to spam in hopes of scoring a commission.
(Retained recruiters are allowed and welcome... they represent employers directly and are indistinguishable from the employer's own hiring staff.)
Anyone employer/recruiter using the system will be required to reveal the name of the hiring company in their first email to you, and only email you through our site. If you ignore their request, they are not permitted to contact you again. Only if you reply with interest would they be allowed to continue to contact you.
We'll be able to detect contingency recruiters because their attempts to contact people will result in an unusually high number of ignored requests. There is no way to completely prevent an unscrupulous recruiter from scraping CVs and then using google, phone books, etc., to try to contact you. This can be done trivially from Google without paying hundreds of dollars for employer access to careers.stackoverflow.com, so I doubt if we'll have contingency recruiters paying us for access, but if it happens, we'll look into ways to make their lives difficult, including, potentially, a feature to report a problematic "employer" registered on the site who is not honoring the TOS.
If you really think this is important, it is extremely easy for you to hide the employer names yourself, so this feature is not really necessary. It is not unusual to see a CV in which the employer's names are replaced by descriptions, e.g., instead of Apple Computer, you might see "Large Consumer Computer Manufacturer, Cupertino, California"
I post my resume on my webpage (links to .txt and .pdf versions), along with this note:
I don't know if it has any effect but it does make my intentions clear: do not think about submitting my resume to a client without talking to me first. Perhaps the careers site could use a checkbox like this?
Why would it? I've known recruiters send CVs to companies when I've explicitly told them not to. I can see why not having employer names might stop some, but it won't stop all.
Anyway, according to this answer from Joel:
So if a recruiter does send your e-mail off without your consent they're breaking their contract with Stack Overflow.


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The FMCU Forum Quiz!
This isn't a career thread or anything to do with Football Manager for that fact however it is all to do with the people of the Football Manager Career Updates Forum, so I suppose you could 'technically' say that it is to do with careers and Football Manager. What I can say, for certain, is that this thread is exactly what it says on the tin, well the title, it's a Quiz for the FMCU Forum users. How did this idea come about I hear you ask! Well, I was on B.W.G's brilliant career thread and I made the comment 'You'd be great at writing quizzes' to which he (I assume B.W.G is male) responded: 'I'd be much better at writing them than answering them' so I thought this has to be tested, who is the sharpest tool in the box? Brightest spark in the oven? Of the FMCU forum...
I discussed the possibility of this happening on the FM Career Forum Discussion thread and it got thumbs up from a lot of people, so we then discussed the rules/layout of this quiz. I'd already given a guideline but I wanted other peoples input, seen as they will be competing in the quiz itself and here is the outline of the quiz:
- The Quiz will last for 10 weeks with 1 round each week.
- So it's 10 'Rounds' in total, each week being a round.
- 10 Normal questions each round, each worth 1 point if answered correctly.
- 5 of those questions will be on football and the other 5 will be general knowledge.
- 1 Bonus question each week which will be worth 2 points.
- The bonus question will be about the career thread of the previous week's winner.
- The 1st week the bonus question will be on my career thread, seen as we have no 'previous week winner'.
- If we get someone that wins 2 weeks running then the bonus question will move to the runner ups thread.Thank you to SnakeXe for the idea of 5 questions on football and the other 5 on general knowledge.
Thank you to Makonnen for the idea of a bonus question being about the thread of the previous week's winner.
And thank you to everyone who commented and put forward ideas, voted and gave me the thumbs up.
The way this will work is, I will put all 11 questions up on a Tuesday, I will try and get them up between 4pm and 5pm (UK time), if not, they will definitely be up on that Tuesday. Then everyone in the Quiz can PM their answers (any time up to Midnight on the Monday) once I have got all the answers in and checked I will announce everyone's scores and the correct answers to each questions. I won't embarrass people by putting up their wrong answers
The overall winner will be determined by whoever has the most amount of points at the end of the 10 weeks, this will be displayed in a weekly updated league table with information such as how many bonus points they have received etc.
Now obviously, with this being on the internet you could technically cheat but really, what is the point? You're not going to win anything (I know I've just lost a lot of interest ) apart from pride of knowing you're a know it all, well a very intelligent person is the way I look at it. So don't ruin it and cheat. After all this Quiz is for the enjoyment of the great community we have here! *large crowd cheers in the background*
However there are rules and here are those god forsaken rules:
- No cheating.
- You have to refer to me as the Quiz master.
- Don't copy each other's answers.
- If your pen runs out, tough should have brought a spare.
- And most of all enjoy it!Obviously you don't have to refer to me as the Quiz master but please, don't copy each other's answers or I'll have to devise a seating plan and sit you boy girl.
Please comment saying if you want to take part in this Quiz it would be great to have a lot of you and there aren't any restrictions on how many people can join. The closing date for joining is a week on Tuesday (for those of you who can't spare 30 seconds to work it out that's Tuesday the 17th of January) Here are the candidates that have already signed up for 10 weeks of torture, err I mean enjoyment
- ShyBaldBuddhist
- roganp
- Flamers
- Barney Butterball
- SnakeXe
- Deisler26
- deltablue
- iHeadHunta x
- Lenzar
- ssestig
- City2000
- MattSpurs94
- hursty2
- Makonnen
- DazRTaylor
- Scribe
- hrbfcrule
- Nottingham Forest
- kris0710
- Nobby McDonald
- Raware
- jackripper
- ManUTactician247
- rancer890
- TWalsh
- cplpeters1900
- Adelaidean
- malikoi
- Pangaea


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i just want to ask, if anyone knows how to change icons of programs, folder etc. in PCman FileManager, Nautilus or Dolphin can do this, but PCman not. Thanks for reply PS: i want to change it separately, not with icon-theme.
I'm not sure if there's a way to use the file manager, but here's your best option.
First, create a directory somewhere to store all of your icons. I will often make a hidden folder in my home directory called
Next, direct PCManFM to
In order to edit the application icon, you will need root access. You can find this in the Tools menu.
After you gain root access, find the application you wish to change. Right-click it and edit the file with Leafpad.
Finally, search for the line that starts with
You can change it to the location of your custom icon. If you created the hidden directory mentioned above, the line might look like:
Save the file. You may have to logout or restart. I don't remember. Hope that helps.


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The US used the lowest volume of oil in 17 years in November, the API trade group said. With the exception of May, US oil use has fallen year-on-year in each month so far in 2012. Eleven-month demand is down 2.1%, or around 400,000 bpd, from the same period a year earlier.
By DAVID BIRD
NEW YORK -- US oil demand
fell 3.3% in November from a year earlier, to 18.5 million bpd,
the American Petroleum Institute said Friday.
The world's biggest petroleum consumer used the lowest
volume of oil in 17 years in November, the trade group said.
With the exception of May, US oil use has fallen year-on-year
in each month so far in 2012.
Eleven-month demand is down 2.1%, or around 400,000 bpd, from
the same period a year earlier.
John Felmy, API's chief economist, said the economy has
shown "modest improvement" this year, "but the fundamentals of
fuel demand fail to indicate a strengthening recovery is
He noted that demand for diesel fuel, "which is critical to
shipping just about everything in our economy," was down 4.5%
in November from a year earlier. Year-to-date diesel use was
off 1.4% from the same period in 2011.
Demand for gasoline, the most widely used petroleum product
in the country, fell 0.3% from a year earlier, to 8.5 million
bpd. Year-to-date gasoline use is the lowest since 2001, at 8.7
million bpd, off 0.4% from the year-earlier period.
November demand for distillate fuel (heating oil/diesel
combined) was 6.3% below the year-earlier level, at 3.85
million bpd. Year-to-date demand through November, at 3.75
million bpd, was down 3.9% from the same period in 2011.
Demand for jet fuel and residual fuel, used in industrial
boilers and for power generation, also dropped from a year
Refiners cut crude oil processing in November by 2.2% from a
year earlier, to a seven-month low of 15.1 million bpd. Crude
oil runs were flat year-to-date at 15.3 million bpd, the trade
group said.
Gasoline output fell 3.1% year-on-year in November, to near
8.9 million bpd. Despite a year-on-year drop of 2.3% from
January through November, output was still the third highest on
record for the first 11 months of the year.
Output of gasoline, distillates and residual fuel exceeded
demand, resulting in exports. Year-to-date products exports
topped 3.1 million bpd, up 6.2% from the same period in 2011,
while US imports of refined petroleum products dropped 19% in
the period, to 1.9 million bpd.
Domestic oil output, thanks to rising flows from shale-oil
fields, continued to climb and hit the highest monthly level
since February 1995. Output gained 2% from October and was up
13.3%, or 800,000 bpd, from November 2011, at 6.8 million bpd.
Year-to-date output was 12.7% higher than the same time in
2011, averaging 6.3 million bpd.
Higher US output continued to slash crude-oil import
volumes. November crude imports averaged 8.2 million bpd, down
6.1% from a year earlier and down 3.8% year to date.
Crude oil stocks gained 10.2% on a year-on-year basis in
November, while stocks of all major products were down.
Gasoline stocks fell 5.4% year-on-year, while distillate stocks
were down 19.5%.
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A 27-year-old Inman man died Thursday night, four days after crashing the motorcycle he was riding.
The Spartanburg County Coroner's Office reports that Daniel Bush Reynolds left work at Auriga Polymers, headed home and lost control of the motorcycle an eighth of a mile from the plant. The crash occurred just before 8 p.m. Monday in a curve at the intersection of Dewberry Road and Vintage Drive.
Reynolds, who was not wearing a helmet, suffered internal head trauma and was pronounced dead at about 11 p.m. Thursday.
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I'm Isak, 26 years old from the Sweden and I like playing and creating games.
My dayjob is giving really rich people fiber to their big mansions and pretending it's a really important job. Mostly I just hate it and try to get fired but i'm still stuck there. When i'm not doing the fiber i'm trying to live my dream creating games that I like and playing games. Someday I hope i'll just work with games..
I started of with NES and Mario. It lasted for 2 days until it melted, then we couldn't afford a new one so I had to wait for a Megadrive and leeching console-gaming at friends. That's the earliest I remember gettin hooked in games. I had a dreamcast too!
Now I really enjoy games like Postal 2 and wish there was something more like that. Other than that i'm into RTS and stuff I don't even know exists, like cool indie games. Botanicula was a good trip!
Oh and I was lucky enough to find me a wife who both likes games, is hot and creates the games with me. We are doing a bloody point and click right now I'm doing the programming and she does the art so it's a good mix.
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Celebrities Now and ThenAmy Soukup
Neil Patrick Harris 1 of 11Neil Patrick Harris first gained fame by playing 16-year-old doctor Doogie Howser who saved lives with his brilliant medical skills while dealing with normal issues of growing up. Playing kid genius launched NPH into a life of stardom, but he says he'd rather his own kids, twins Harper and Gideon, have as normal a childhood as possible. Neil jokes about how he gets the twins to sleep at night »
The 33 worst celebrity baby names... EVER
Stars now and then: 11 famous celebs who used to be child stars
15 celebrities who aren't afraid to go makeup-free
20 pregnant celebs who have rocked high heels
Celebrity children who look just like their famous parents
Sarah Jessica Parker 2 of 11SJP burst into stardom as a Broadway baby touring at the age of 12 alongside four of her siblings in The Sound of Music, and at 13, she played the spunky, loveable orphan lead in Annie. Now, at age 46, SJP is happily married to fellow child star Matthew Broderick. We wonder if their kids — James Wilke, Tabitha Loretta, and Marion — will be bitten by the acting bug as well.
Sarah Jessica Parker explains why she doesn't hire nannies »
Alyssa Milano 3 of 11Alyssa also got her start as a Broadway kid, performing in the national tour of Annie at age 7. At 10, she played Samantha Micelli on the TV show Who's the Boss?. Alyssa's native Brooklyn accent and charisma stole the show, and she soon made a name for herself. Though she's continued to act in many TV roles, these days much of her energy goes to preparing for her first child (due in September) with husband, David Bugliari.
Alyssa Milano tweets about pregnancy etiquette »
Christian Bale 4 of 11You may know the intense Welsh actor best by his rough and gruff performances in The Dark Knight and The Fighter, but rewind to a couple decades ago and you can see Christian in his first major film role at age 13 in 1987's Empire of the Sun. And don't forget his endearing role in the 1992 musical Newsies. We can only wonder if he ever shares these flicks with his 6-year-old daughter, Emmeline (and if she thinks daddy is as cool as we do!).
Christian Bale forgets his wife's name in Oscar acceptance speech?! »
Melissa Joan Hart 5 of 11At the age of 14, Melissa landed the lead role of Clarissa on Nickelodeon's Clarissa Explains it All. After a four-year run, she attended NYU before quitting to star in the movie-turned-TV series Sabrina, the Teenage Witch. Now, Melissa is a proud mommy of two young boys and is getting back into the acting scene with a new sitcom, Melissa & Joey, costarring fellow child star Joey Lawrence.
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Ron Howard 6 of 11Born into a theatrical family, Ron appeared in his first movie, Frontier Woman, at just 18 months old! He gained national fame at 6 years old for his role as Andy Griffith's son, Opie, in the Andy Griffith Show. In 1974, as a teen, Ron went on to play Richie Cunningham in the beloved '50s TV series Happy Days. Now a father of four, Ron has opted for the life of directing, most notably for the Academy Award-winning film Cocoon as well as TV series projects 24 and Arrested Development.
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Jodie Foster 7 of 11Though Jodie appeared in various commercials, TV shows, and film roles as a youngster, it was her hard-hitting role as a teenage prostitute in Taxi Driver that really put her on the map as a serious child star, especially considering she was only 12 when she began filming! Jodie went on to graduate Yale with a degree in literature, lead a successful career as an adult actress, and raise two sons.
Jodie Foster also made the list of top 10 smartest celebrity moms »
Christina Aguilera 8 of 11Christina made her public debut at 10 years old as a big-voiced contestant on the TV talent show Star Search. She then starred in Disney Channel's Mickey Mouse Club from age 12-14 and released her first album at age 18 (with hits like "Genie in a Bottle"). Though Christina had a rough time growing into adulthood and still hits some bumps in the road, she seems like a very loving mom
to 3-year-old son, Max.
Christina also made our list of the 50 most beautiful pregnant celebs »
Britney Spears 9 of 11This pop sensation also got her start on the Mickey Mouse Club. She went solo at age 16, battling it out with former co-star Christina Aguilera for the spot as top popstar. As most know, Brit had her own struggles growing up — including head shaving, baby dropping, and rehab, to name a few. She seems to be back on the right track though; she regained custody of her two sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James, earlier this year and is currently in the middle of her new world tour.
See why Britney made our list of celebrity parents in trouble with the law! »
Jennifer Connelly 10 of 11After a brief stint as a child model, Jennifer got her acting start at the age of 12 in the film Once Upon a Time in America. A few years later she acted alongside David Bowie in Labyrinth. Today, Jennifer continues to appear regularly on the big screen — in 2001 she won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role in A Beautiful Mind — while raising her kids with husband and co-star, Paul Bettany.
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Brooke Shields 11 of 11Brooke started modeling at age three but really made a name for herself at age 12 by playing the role of a child prostitute in Pretty Baby. Soon after, she followed with another hit, Blue Lagoon. At 14, Brooke became the youngest fashion model ever to appear on the cover of Vogue and launched controversial ads for Calvin Klein. Despite her success, Brooke says she wants to keep her own young daughters, Rowan and Grier, out of the spotlight.
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Our guest Dr. Paul Meier had some help on identifying narcissism, and what Christ calls us to. You can read Dr. Meier's book on narcissism here www.meierclincs.com
1. They think the world revolves around them
2. They demand excessive attention
3. They tend to be controlling
4. They are manipulative
5. They are selfish
6. They have little or no guilt for any sins
7. They think they're always right, and if you disagree, you are wrong!
8. They punish you with sarcasm and other critical comments
9. They usually either grew up "spoiled" or abused—most often spoiled or the favorite child of one of the parents.
10. On the highway, they think they own the road
11. In a prayer meeting, they act spiritual and take up most of the sharing time and leave little for the remainder of the group
12. In any business arrangement, they deserve everything and you deserve nothing
13. They would "borrow" money or other things from you with no intent to return it
14. They would steal from you if they thought they could not get caught
15. They would say they love you in order to have sex, then ditch you with no guilt
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Eating junk food has a price. Here are some typical junk foods and the amount of exercise required to burn them off.
Christine's Freedom Cupcakes 217 calories, 10 grams fat
1 hour walking the dog
Sprinkles Cupcake 475 calories, 24 grams fat
1 hour of climbing steep stairs
Snack size bag of Doritos 250 calories, 13 grams fat
1.25 hours yoga
A restaurant serving of tortilla chips and guacamole: 833 calories, 50 grams fat
2.25 hours of aerobics
Ice cream sundae, small: 279 calories, 7 grams fat
2 hours milking a cow
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I'm just wondering whether there are any big(ish) reasons I should get the Canon 600d and not the Canon 550d. I'm interested in the difference in video quality and low light performance (if there is any) and obviously interested in differences in all-round image quality.
The performance of these two is expected to be pretty much identical since they share the same sensor.
If you get the cheaper one (550D) then you should invest the difference towards a better lens. This will have much more impact on your photography than anything else.
EDIT To answer comment. Compared to the 550D, the 600D:
I know the answers are quite complete, but I still have something to add.
The main reason I went for the 600D was the flip LCD, because I'm quite small and it makes it easier to take shots of things higher up, I otherwise wouldn't reach (and a wannabe-periscope on urban explorations). It's although useful for taking close ups of things close to the ground without lying on wet grass.
(I don't have enough reputation to post the picture here yet. http://riapi.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d41xs33)
I recently reviewed the changes between the Canon t1i, t2i, and t3i on my blog. There are a few substantial differences between the first entry in this line (the t1i/500D), but there are minor differences between the t2i/550D and the t3i/600D.
The biggest reason, which should encourage some people to choose the t3i is the wireless flash control. The pop-up flash on the Canon t3i/600D can act as a master in a Canon wireless flash set-up. Without the Canon t3i, you'll need to either use a Canon 580 EX speedlite or a Canon ST-E2 wireless transmitter to control your other Canon flashes. That's a hefty investment ($200+ for the transmitter, $400+ for a 580 EX).
It's less than $100 to choose (for a body only) the Canon t3i over the Canon t2i, so anyone that plans on using Canon e-TTL flashes wirelessly should definitely choose the t3i.
A slightly smaller reason is the articulated screen on the Canon t3i. This might be useful for amateur photographers who use the LCD screen to compose photographers. It's more likely to be useful for videographers who would like to film from an awkward position and can't see the back of the camera. I never use the LCD to compose photographs; however, I would definitely like being able to use an articulated screen if I used the video mode on my Canon t1i more often.
If you don't use wireless flash, you don't have a great reason to choose the Canon t3i. And if you don't do video either? Save yourself the money and take the Canon t2i. It's not a huge upgrade, though, so don't expect to save a lot of money.
You might want to check DPReview.com for a detailed hands-on preview and comparison with the 550D: http://www.dpreview.com/previews/canoneos600d/
I really think there is no significant change in image or video quality. Physical changes have occurred, but I wholeheartedly agree with Itai on this one. It is such a good idea to invest in that better lens than deal with a mediocre kit lens. I like Canon's quick upgrade, but I really think the changes are minuscule. Plus, it's the glass (lens) that matters.
I have recently purchased the 600D, upgrading from 350D which I owned for 4 years. The 600D is a great shape and very user friendly, easy to handle. The batteries and cards for the 550D and 600D are the same which shows the similarity between the two bodies and differences with the earlier bodies. The flip LCD protects the screen and makes it better to see the controls as you change them; it also helps when using live view as you can take shots at different angles without the need to look through the view finder. The quality and ISO are great on both of the bodies making them similar and possibly difficult to chose between them.
They are almost the same. If you are tall enough buy the 550d, but if you are short in crowds, buy the 600d because of its variangle LCD.
As an astrophotographer I prefer the 550d because the video crop mode is 7x, in fact the 600d is currently cheaper here in the uk. The flip out screen of the 600d would be useful shame they couldnt combine the 2.
Yes, and I agree with the above points.
I am a new photographer and do not want to invest so much money. If you want to be like a professional photographer then buy 600D. If you want good pictures for special events then buy 55OD.
There is not that much difference between the 550D and 600D.


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9. Bezirk: Nice, historical apartment block. In the resort, excellent location: right in the centre but still quiet. In the house: lift. Motor access to the house. Shop 100 m, supermarket 20 m, restaurant, bakers 100 m, railway station "U4 Rossauer Lände" 200 m. PLEASE NOTE: ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES MUST GO TO THE INTERHOME OFFICE VIENNA!
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Very nice and quiet roof terrace apartment in Servitenviertel with good facilities (dishwasher, washing machine with dryer function), close to the Danube Canal, 5 minutes to subway line 4, so fast in the city center, living room bright with large windows and patio door, small sitting area and roof terrace with 2 beach chairs suitable for relaxing
Sehr schöne, ruhig gelegene Dachterassenwohnung im Servitenviertel mit guter Ausstattung (Spülmaschine, Waschmaschine mit Trocknerfunktion), nahe am Donaukanal, nur 5 Minuten zur U-Bahn Linie 4, daher schnell in der Innenstadt, Wohnraum hell mit großen Fenstern und Terassentür, kleiner Sitzplatz und Dachterasse mit 2 Liegen eignen sich zum Entspannen
Very good organization and very welcome. The apartment, very clean, matched our expectations: near the subway, close to the historic center. Very quiet area, close to various shops.
Très bonne organisation et très bon accueil. L'appartement, très propre, correspondait à notre attente : situé près du métro, à deux pas du centre historique. Quartier très calme, proches de divers commerces.
Very beautiful light and friendly accommodation. Great view even from the upper terrace. Bathroom with washer and dryer!
Sehr schöne helle, freundliche Unterkunft. Tolle Sicht auch von der oberen Terrasse. Bad mit Waschmaschine und Trockner!
We arrived at the apartment after a long train ride and were worried as to whether it would live up to the photographs posted online. Well, it did, and more! The balcony and roof terrace were fantastic and the apartment is equipped to the standard you would expect. We couldn't fault a single point. What made the trip even better was the help we received from the Interhome representative in Vienna. We arrived in the middle of a heatwave and were having real trouble cooling the apartment down. We rung the Interhome office to enquire where we could buy some fans, only to be text back within 30 minutes with the address of a supplier whom she'd rung and confirmed stock with, along with an offer to reimburse us for the expense of buying them! Just superb service!
My wife and I will be returning to this apartment in the future - we are already planning a winter visit. The location is perfect, being just a 5 minute walk from the U4 underground line that will take you in to the heart of the city or down to Schoenbrunn without needing to change trains. The price when compared to a city centre hotel makes this unbeatable value. I really cannot recommend this apartment, or Interhome, highly enough.
The whole settlement was good, but the apartment with beautiful roof terraces was perfect. Vienna is always worth a trip and the accommodations were just great. I look forward to the next time. Thank you Horst
Die ganze Abwicklung war gut ,aber die Wohnung mit den wunderschönen Dachterassen war perfekt. Wien ist immer eine Reise Wert und die Unterbringung war einfach Super. Ich freue mich auf das nächste mal. Vielen dank Horst
Very nice apartment, good location, close to a metro and a supermarket channel. Quiet and bright. Pleasant terrace in good weather. An additional key would however welcome. Recommended!
Très bel appartement, bien situé, proche d'un métro, d'une supérette et du canal.
Calme et lumineux. Terrasses agréables par beau temps.
Une clé supplémentaire aurait été cependant bienvenue.
A recommander !
Eine ausgezeichnete Wohnung mit ruhiger Lage in einer Nebengasse. Sehr sauber, super ausgestattet. Extra Schlüssel wäre gut. Wirklich empfehlenswert auch für einen längeren Aufenthalt in Wien.
An accommodation beneath contempt . Dirty , leaky shower stall , broken lamps and contacts that did not work . Wifi only worked if you sat out in the yard . We had ants in the kitchen and bathroom.
Fee for cleaning, towels and sheets.
To pay for cleaning when the apartment was so dirty known very irritant . Smaller service oriented staff made it known not worthwhile to go and complain. Would never recommend this accommodation !
Very nice, pieceful and relaxing house.
We really enjoyed the large rooms and terasses outdoor. It is great to have realy furniture inside and outside.
The house is big and especially with a great view but:
- There're no curtains or shutters on the windows
- The sheets are minimal (and not optional)
- The house was quite dirty despite the payment for the cleaning
- The manager of the property accused me to stole one (1) pillowcase the day after we left. The pillowcase has been obviously found after a while, it was left behind during the collecting.
I've enjoyed my stay in Stintino for the sea, the nature, the landscape, but, for a short stay of 4 days, too many thing that didn't work out with the house.
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I have deep-sleep problem. When I go sleep, I set up at least 3 alarm clocks on my notebook ("alarm-clock" applet on linux), and set volume to maximum. They are very loud. But I never hear them, and I usually oversleep. I think I am not the only one who has this problem. Guys, please, can you help me? How just to wake up "on-the-time"?
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Koheles Rabba 7:2 says on the Pasuk "והחי יתן אל לבו" that Chazal say "Why do we knock on the heart? To say that everything originates from there." Therefore when a person has remorse on his sins, he knocks on the heart, to show that this is the source of the sin.
Rabbi Chaim, the brother of the Maharal M'Prag says that we knock with the hand since the Posuk in Iyov 37:7 says "וביד כל אדם יחתום" that the hands are witnesses on all that a person does and that is why in Devarim 17:7 it says "יד העדים תהיה בו בראשונה".
As an aside: The Minhag Chabad is only to knock on days that we recite Tachanun and never during Maariv.


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Compatible with iPods and other players, simply-constructed and battery-operated, this alarm clock radio boasts excellent sound and a tuner originally developed for cellular communications.
If you couldn't catch Björk on tour performing her heartbreak-to-healing Vulnicura, the Icelandic artist has collected her favorite performances into a live album, plus a few classics like "Wanderlust." The luxury edition boxset includes a double LP and CD, as well as six photo prints and a build-your-own Björk moth paper mask—based on James Merry original design she wore on tour. It ships September, when the exhibition "Björk Digital" also opens at London's Somerset House, showcasing her art-tech innovations like her VR music videos. There will also be one-night-only concert at Royal Albert Hall.
No camping (or staycation) adventure is complete without a fire, and no campfire is complete without s'mores. But sometimes cooking the sweet treat can be difficult, not to mention messy, with skewers and sticks. Essentially three little cages with a handle, this metal roaster is a neat and simple way to cook them over a fire. It can also be used to make grilled cheese sandwiches and just about anything else that will fit.
Instant coffee gets a bad rap for its sludgy results, but 2015 Finnish Barista Champion Kalle Freese is using it as a way to make specialty coffee more convenient and accessible. Freeze-dried shots of espresso made from single-origin beans—roasted by trusted names like SF's Ritual Coffee–transform into complex (never bitter) flavors that won't leave you craving something freshly brewed. We're most excited to whip a tube of Sudden Coffee on our next flight—just add hot or cold water (or even milk).
Depending on how you feel about snakes, this pennant from Oxford might be the perfect addition to your house—but the phrase actually refers to the predicament of having too many tasks to complete. The black wool pennant—made in USA— shimmers with gold lettering to remind all those overworked folks out there to focus, rather than stretch themselves thin. The company makes plenty of city-centric decorations too; check out their entire range.
Whether Snachatting, catching Pokemon, emailing or actually calling people, a power bank for your smartphone is an essential. The new Dubleup designs do exactly what you think, but they are super-slim and lightweight—and they're the size of a credit card. Complete with a built-in lightning cable, these gadgets are available for iPhone and Android and come in three colorways: gold, black or silver. Price is in Australian dollars.
A confluence of many CH favorites: Australian industrial designer Marc Newson has designed a Montblanc rollerball pen set exclusively for the most acclaimed watch website HODINKEE. This is an heirloom quality writing implement, complete with a platinum-coated clip and an individual serial number. The pen's polished black resin case exudes class and the device has been weighted for ideal grip and usage. This is a pen for lovers of writing and design, housed in a black full-grain calfskin pouch with jacquard lining.
Beyond the vibrant bishops blue colorway, London-based designer Daniel W Fletcher's oversized (but reasonably cut) City Boy Shirt features contrasting white piping. Drawn from his A/W 2016 collection, the cotton shirt was made in England with an emphasis on the details—including a sharp spread collar. And while it's dressy, there's something playful about it—and arguably boyish, as the name alludes. Price is in pounds.
Where else can you get algae, guacamole, jello and snakes all in one place? ANAXI—a fun, creative, flexible, educational word game—rewards enterprising minds and unique thoughts. The more creative and weird your answers are, the better. While it's educational, it's anything but dull, and can be played to kick off a work brainstorm, with kids or even as a drinking game. With 75 word cards, the possibilities are almost endless—and sure to be entertaining.
This big, soft beach towel—from NYC-based Saturdays—is made for city slickers who take the subway to the beach, as it's also thin and lightweight. Without filling your beach bag to the brim all on its own, the 100% cotton towel features a bold graphic of an open mouth—in easy-to-match tones of brown and multiple blues.
After the continued success of their Cypress Fig candle, socially conscious lifestyle brand Apolis has converted the scent into a gender neutral (perfume-quality) scent. The two defining notes, cypress and fig, blend into a beautifully sweet but unisex profile, supported by Italian bergamot, Moroccan lemon verbena and many other natural ingredients. Crafted in California, this summer scent lingers beautifully with an accompanied fresh sensation.
A new, more functional take on the traditional carabiner, Qliplet features a rotating, folding hook that can hang onto just about anything—leaving your hands free for climbing and carrying. Made from super-strong but lightweight aircraft grade aluminum, the Qliplet can hold up to 50 pounds and comes in multitude of colorways.
Haptic Labs makes one-of-a-kind kites that will keep your summer weekend vibes going all week long. Our pick is the blue, pink and yellow cloud patterned iteration, which is screen-printed by hand in Brooklyn. Made from ripstop nylon and birch spars, and assembled in Williamsport, PA, each kite is a little different from the last. Complete with a 10-foot patchwork tale and flying instructions, this kite is perfect for both kids and adults.
"Wear what you care about." Each Prinkshop piece has a purpose, from supporting Planned Parenthood to empowering those suffering from addiction. The "Ban(g) Ban(g) Ban(g)" T-shirt benefits Everytown, an organization that's committed to ending gun violence, with 30% of profits being directed there. Spark action and discussion every day you wear it.
Illustrator and writer Rachel Ignotofsky's first-ever book "Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World" profiles 50 women who have made a difference in the industry—from psychologist and civil rights activist Mamie Phipps Clark; to chemist and x-ray crystallographer Rosalind Franklin; and astronaut, educator and doctor Mae Jemison. Within the hardcover are computer scientists, marine biologists, theoretical physicists, mathematicians, botanists, geologists, inventors and paleontologists galore—proving if you can only name Marie Curie when thinking about women in science, you're doing it wrong.
Embroidered with plenty of different dogs—from blue poodles to pups in sweaters—this off-white cushion is a lounge room essential for any pooch enthusiast. Available in 14, 18 or 22 inches, the pillow comes complete with a down feather insert and adds a little color and personality—with each dog undeniably adorable in its own way.
Furniture company Arper's first office chair Kinesit is a beautiful experiment in airy sleekness. Distinguishing itself from the traditional bulky computer chair, this ultra-comfortable design (made to order in Italy) is streamlined—even the levers to adjust seat height and lumbar support aren't visible to the eye. Choose from an array of Kvadrat textiles: the seat and back can be different colors, allowing for adventurous yet elegant combinations. If you need inspiration, grey and rose color-blocked Kinesit chairs furnish Campari's Canadian headquarters—a wordless celebration of the Italian liquor company's signature color.


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What is the most effective way to bring money for a backpacking trip to India and Nepal? Are ATMs available and reliable outside of the main cities? Do they charge commission? Or is it better to have cash? What currency is best? Does the exchange rate depend on the nominal and visual state of the banknote?
What I did for my three months long backpacking trip is that I brought 500 Euros in cash and exchanged it on my first, second day. I probably shouldn't have done that as the exchange rate got significantly better in the next few weeks.
I also had rest of my money on my (Croatian) bank account and had my Visa debit card with me. Along with this card, I have a card for my foreign currency account just in case.
On top of all that, I have an Amex credit card for more expensive stuff and it proved useful when I had to buy plane ticket after I missed one of my flights.
And now to answer your exact questions:
The amount you can withdraw from an ATM depends on the bank in Nepal. Some (usually old) ATMs only allow 10K, but if you ask around you can find ATMs that you can withdraw 20K and I found one in Pokhara which also allowed 30K.
The Nepal banks doesn't charge any fee when you withdraw so the only thing you pay is to your own bank. It's best to have a card that allow withdrawing money without any free and it's easy to get in my country.
I was recently in Nepal and I have compared the exchange rate with the VISA rate and it was more or less the same rate, so if you have a card that you can withdraw on without fee it will work well.
Important: note that hotels and your operators ALWAYS quote their price in dollars so having some dollars in cash for this is very good, but it has to be dollars. If you need to pay for hotel in rupee (don't have cash dollars) they should use the official quote (sometimes they try to use a different one) from that days paper. Buying a paper or going to a restaurant to check the quote is a good idea before paying large amounts in dollars. The papers official quote is fair.
If you brought other currency than dollars I think it's better to exchange them and then pay hotels with rupee or you will need to do some complicating math.
Carrying large amounts of cash in Nepal is not really a problem if you take regular precautions. People are very honest and crime against tourists are not tolerated in Nepal.
For Travelling to Nepal, This will provides you in detail about Money exchanging. But beside this, i would like to suggest you for carrying US dollar rather then other for travelling throughout Nepal.
I am in Nepal right now. Almost every ATM in Nepal can provide you maximum 10,000 rupees once for a commission of 500 rupees (5% commission). I've just found out today there is one bank in Nepal which allows you to withdraw 35,000 rupees once for the same charge of 500 rupees (1,43% commission). The bank's name is Nabil Bank. For the ATM locations, visit https://goo.gl/1mRYkX or www.nabilbank.com/ATM-Locations/140/


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A friend of mine was trying to figure out options for creating a role playing game related to creative properties and I was wondering what licensing options were available with various systems, GURPS was asked about specifically. Anyone have any information about what you need to do/go through to use a rule system for a game around your own creative property?
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It depends on the system, since the creators' attitudes vary so much. Most companies are not eager to give out these licenses as that makes you competition for their products, but there are enough exceptions to make licensing a system a reasonable route to go. As a rule, you will need some kind of written agreement to license a system.
For GURPS specifically, SJ Games does allow third-party products that are "Powered by GURPS". There is little information on that page about what sort of licensing terms SJG will ask for, but they have been and appear to continue to be willing to work out private licensing deals if people are interested. If your friend really wants to consider GURPS, they can certainly contact Steve Jackson Games and find out what licensing the system entails so they can decide whether it would work for them.
Assuming your friend owns the other creative properties, you could also ask Steve Jackson Games if they're interested in creating the game for you. It's not clear how much creative control would be retained in that case, but if your friend is going to be contact SGJ anyway (and is interested in someone else doing the job) it may be worth finding out at the same time if that's a possible route to publication.
Apart from GURPS, the most hassle-free option is using a system that is licensed under the Open Game License (OGL), one of the Creative Commons licenses (CC) compatible with your friend's aims, the Gnu Free Document License (GFDL), or another open license. The advantage of such licenses over a negotiated license is that the license can be used immediately just by following the terms it lays out, without having to negotiate directly with the rights-holder of the system. There is a list of open games at Wikipedia. The most notable of these are:
Another option is to license one of the systems owned by publishers that advertise very liberal licensing attitudes. Two in particular have stood out to me:
There are more options of course, as these are just the ones that stick out for me.
And of course, you could always write a game from scratch! There is a long and honoured tradition of learning from the designs of existing games and incorporating that into a new game, so licensing isn't the only option if your friend has any desire to do system design. The actual writing could be done in a week or two if you put your mind to it. The playtesting would take a while anyway, no matter what game system you chose to adapt.
Another game that's wide open on licensing policy is BTRC's EABA game system. It's a generic engine on the order of HERO or GURPS but it is explicitly licensed (under the so-called Open Supplement License) in such a way as to make it very easy for third-party developers to support.
Mongoose Traveller actually has a pretty rich set of open licensing.
It's a bit hard to find it all on their site, here's a blog post that helps break it down.
A recent court ruling by the Supreme Court, in support of indie publishers and game developers, have stated that Game Mechanics, such as GURPS playing style, can actually be cloned for someone else's game, as long as the lore, universe, characters, lands, names, are not in any way the same as the game that is being created as the clone so to speak. So technically, all the OGL's that are available, are actually based on the idea that you won't use their current systems. However, in a court of law, legally, according to the United States Supreme Court and the US Patent Office, game mechanics cannot be patented, which would mean that companies like FFG, Games Workshop, Wizards of the Coast, GURPS, Evil hat, etc., cannot cite copyright infringement on their product if you were to develop a game using a mechanic that is just like the one from a DND game 5.0 for example.
I came across the publisher of an RPG toolkit called Myriad a while back. Myriad is aimed specifically at gamers and publishers looking for a 'system' to use for their setting and own commercial works.
Throughout it you are actively encouraged to create derivative works. The author uses a creative commons license which permits derivative works & commercial works but are expected to place the Myriad logo on the product, provide credit to the system author. It says you can actually get these conditions waived if you contact the author directly.
While there are things in Myriad I would change, it may be of use as a starting point?
Sane Studio's is the company behind Myriad and you can download it for free from their website - along with full license details.
Using your above example of a book series, the way to obtain a license would be to contact the publisher and/or author of the book series reqarding licensing their content/property. Being an individual or non-business entity, they are most likely to reject you out of hand with a professional, if confusingly worded letter from their lawyers.
If you or your friend were to be a business, then your odds improve a bit at getting them to at least listen to your proposal. If you go in with a professional, well prepared and thought out business proposal for how you would use their property and why their property would sell well as an rpg, then your odds increase further. Remember, it's all about the sales pitch. You have to go in there with a sales pitch on how, working together, you can achieve great things, especially financial rewards.
But as an individual saying "hey, I like your books, can I license them to make an rpg out of?" You don't stand much of a chance. That is based on my own experiences and those I've heard from other people.


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There are many nice ways of showing that $f_0^2+f_1^2+\cdots+f_n^2=f_{n+1}f_n$. I was wondering if there is a way of showing this using the generating function $F(x)=\frac{1}{1-x-x^2}=\sum_{i\geq0}f_ix^i$. In other words, is there any operation (perhaps the Hadamard product) that can be applied to $F(x)$ that would yield the identity above?
What about other identities that involve sums and squares, like $f_1f_2+\cdots +f_nf_{n+1}=f_{n+1}^2$ for $n$ odd?


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NINETY-SIX framed images by Jay Stock, master photographer, have been accepted for the permanent collection at the International Photography Hall of Fame in St. Louis, Mo.
This is yet another honor for the Martins Ferry man, who became the first photographer to exhibit his work in the U.S. Capitol and also had a photographic display at the White House. The exhibit in the Capitol included more than 125 limited edition prints including studies of African, European and American Indian peoples.
Stock's photographs now in the International Photography HofF were exhibited in October and November of last year at the Stifel Fine Arts Center, Wheeling.
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"RED FANS — Behold, behind each red fan there is a portrait of a beautiful face." That is the description given about this photograph in a new book, "The Wonderment of creative vision," featuring the photo artistry of Jay Stock, a Martins Ferry resident. More photographs are on Page B1.
The HofF isn't the only place that Stock's 96 photographs are displayed. They're in a handmade book, "The Wonderment of creative vision," and that book is in the libraries of the nation's 25 most prominent museums.
Stock's creativity and originality in photography were praised by Alessandro Baccari, a curator, educator, photographer and author from San Francisco, after the Stifel Center exhibit.
In a letter to Stock, Baccari wrote, "Most amazing were the number of people who journeyed from so many states to see the show and to pay homage to your photographic artistry. It also impressed me to see the number of your students who came, expressing pride in your artistic achievements and gratitude for instilling in them an independence of mind for creating their own laws of composition so to bring originality to their photography."
The collection in the HofF shows a variety of people, many from the peoples that Stock photographed on five continents.
Included among his subjects during his 68-year career are 45 American Indian tribes, 14 African tribes, mountain people, coal miners in the United States and South Wales, the Amish, Eskimos, cowboys, bullfighters, people in Central America, prison inmates, farmers and many other groups.
Baccari, who arranged the Stifel Center exhibit, noted that Stock is internationally acclaimed for his photographic images "which have been described as thoughtful, lyrical and perceptive. For more than 60 years, this former coal miner from Ohio and self-taught photographer has been traveling through life documenting with camera the lives of people. He creates images which have visual appeal and emotional content, images that have impact because of his awareness of the interrelationship of line, form and color."
The HofF collection is a small sampling of Stock's complete body of work and covers a range from 1946-2008.
Michael Scalf Sr., executive director of the HofF, sent a letter to Stock, telling how he had "always revered and honored your work" and how the HofF loved to take ownership of "this wonderful exhibit."
Stock was the first person to receive the American Society of Professional Photographers International Award, and at that time, the organization's president John Howell noted, in part, "As with all truly great photographers, Jay never stands still in his constant search for new ideas ... new inspiration ... new creativity. ... But it is not just his vast talents, and intensity to creative achievement that make Jay the superb photographer he is. Far beyond that, it is because deep in his character, in his heart is his will to contribute his very best to the lives - to the welfare of others."
His photos have been used in varied benefits to aid people suffering and needing help.
One of the few living members of the Photographic Hall of Fame, Stock is an associate in the American Society of Photographers, a fellow in the British Institute of Professional Photography, American Society of Photographers and Royal Society of Arts in addition to being a Master of Photography and Photographic Craftsman.
Locally, he recently was inducted into the Martins Ferry Hall of Honor.
"The Wonderment of creative vision" is only one of several books featuring his artistry.
This master photographer, who will observe his 90th birthday anniversary this week, still has plans for further work this year.
He's going to Amish country near State College, Pa., where Amish families not only open their homes to him but line up things for him to photograph.
Maybe that's one of the reasons that Stock, when asked about which is his favorite photo, once commented, "Usually, the one I'll take tomorrow."
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The 49ers men's basketball program held their fourth annual alumni family reunion at Coach Alan Major's home, Friday, August 2. The 49ers men's basketball family reunion featured former 49ers standout players and managers that have made the program what it is today.
"We enjoyed another great night at the 49ers basketball family reunion," Major said. "I want to thank everyone who attended. I loved hearing the stories and seeing all the friendships. I am humbled by these guys coming back and being a part of it. It means a lot to our staff."
The 49ers will hold their annual alumni game prior to a Conference USA league game sometime in January or February. A date for the alumni game will be set once Charlotte's 2013-14 schedule has been released.


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Airport facilities
Money and communications:
There is a bank branch as well as several bureaux de change and ATMs at the airport. A post office is located in the corridor connecting Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Wireless Internet access is available in the lounges, restaurants and other areas of the airport terminals.
Eating and drinking:
Restaurant facilities are available for passengers in the public and transit areas of Terminals 1 and 2. There is a wide selection of bars, cafes and restaurants to choose from.
There are more than 70 shops at the airport, including gift shops and duty-free shops. A pharmacy is also available.
Lost property offices are located in the Arrivals area. An oversized baggage shipping service and a baggage wrapping service are also available.
Other facilities:
A 24-hour health (including First Aid) and sanitary service is provided. Several travel agencies have counters in the terminals.


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1 Nov 2012 2:40 PM #21
We are seeing this same problem with Touch 2.1 beta 1. We want to automatically move the user from one form field to the next when they have entered the appropriate amount of characters (phone number broken into 3 fields).
It appears to me the fundamental problem, as has been pointed out in this thread, is that Apple only allows text fields to focus when initiated by a touch event. When I call myField.focus() from a button handler it works.
Unfortunately iOS5 doesn't seem to see the keyup event from one text field as a user input to focus another text field. My guess is that after the phone hides the virtual keyboard - the chain of command that the focus() call is coming from a touch event gets lost.
It would probably save a lot of us a lot of time and effort if this was just added to the docs for the textfield focus method.
30 Sep 2013 12:41 AM #22
still no fix for this issue?
still no fix/workaround for this issue ?
tried the textfield.focus() method, yet it doesn't work..


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Let $f(x) = \dfrac{x + 2 }{x - 3}$.
There's three parts to this question:
- Find the domain and range of the function $f$.
- Show $f^{-1}$ exists and find its domain and range.
- Find $f^{-1}(x)$.
I'm at a loss for #2, showing that the inverse function exists. I can find the inverse by solving the equation for $x$, showing that it exists without just solving for the inverse. Can someone point me in the right direction?


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Building Mobile Apps with Oracle UX and ADF Mobile Made Easy: Design Wiki Available
By Ultan O'Broin Oracle UX-Oracle Paas4SaaS-Oracle on Nov 16, 2013
The Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) Mobile and Oracle Applications User Experience (UX) teams have published a wiki for builders of mobile apps for tablets and smartphones using enterprise methodology. Bookmark the wiki now!
The wiki provides Oracle developers, customers and partners with a mobile toolkit enabling the building of great mobile apps for today's workers who demand modern, consumer-like UX while being productive in completing tasks. Check out the information on the Oracle ADF Mobile components and their usage, and how the UX design patterns dovetail with the technology to provide reusable, easily applied solutions for developers. The design guidance now includes content and gestures, and the integration of device features such as voice and camera capabilities.
Oracle ADF Mobile enables productive building through code-once solutions for platforms and devices.
There is some great task flow explanations too. Using a sample sales app, the wiki shows how tasks and device features are best designed to reflect the requirements for both tablet and smart phone users.
Watch out for more developer productivity resources and outreach coming from the Oracle Applications User Experience, Oracle ADF, and Oracle PartnerNetwork teams. And, if you're in a position to share the results of these shared Oracle ADF and UX resources by telling us about your built mobile apps and use cases, reach out using the comments or through the customer participation channels on the Usable Apps website and let us know.
We'll share the UX goodness and you can share your greatness!