text:
The Charlottesville area is fortunate to have many real estate professionals who selflessly give back to the community through volunteer work. One of many local non-profits that benefits from this generosity is Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville, an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International. Habitat's mission is "to create simple, decent, affordable housing in partnership with low-income families, volunteers and the communities of greater Charlottesville." The organization utilizes volunteer labor to build new homes that are purchased by qualifying families using a combination of sweat equity plus a zero interest first mortgage.
Higher love: Three ideas for big-day hair
Even though updos are typically seen as a more formal style, we challenged hairstylist Brianna B. Adams to create three carefree, romantic options for inspiration. Model Amber Griggs wears earrings by Ana Cavalheiro (anacavalheiro.com) and a gown from Sealed With A Kiss
Enter to win C-VILLE Weekly's fiction contest
Calling all authors! Dust off those manuscripts—submissions are now being accepted for the C-VILLE Weekly/WriterHouse fiction contest. Short works of previously unpublished creative fiction that are a maximum of 3,000 words are eligible for entry; the winning story will be published in the
The choice is doors: What's that knocking? The opportunity to make a great impression
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards saw a red door and wanted it painted black. But if the Stones had the kind of options that are available today, who knows? Maybe they'd have wanted a six-panel, deep purple door with sidelights, a dark bronze weather strip and a composite adjustable sill. "When we
Virginia clinches No. 1 seed in NCAA Tournament
Despite falling to North Carolina in the ACC Tournament finale Saturday, Virginia earned the No. 1 seed in the Midwest region in the NCAA Tournament over Big Ten Tournament champion Michigan State, marking the second time in three years that Tony Bennett's Cavaliers have snagged a top seed in
'Neomasculinist' group plans February 6 meetup in Charlottesville
Charlottesville — Just in time for Valentine's Day, a group founded by a self-described "pickup artist" is planning an international meet-up day February 6 in 165 cities and 43 countries—including Charlottesville's Lee Park. The group Return of Kings has been described
First round's on us: C-VILLE's Singles Mingle!
Let's grab a drink! On Thursday, February 11, from 6:30-8:30pm, C-VILLE Weekly is celebrating its Love Issue (on stands February 10) at Champion Brewing Co. and we're inviting you—and your single friends!—to grab a beer with us. We'll buy the first round; all you have to do is
Singled out: C-VILLE seeks Charlottesville's most eligible bachelors and bachelorettes
We've heard you complaining (or was that just an echo?): There is no one left to date in Charlottesville. …But that's where we come in. C-VILLE's working on a list of Charlottesville's most eligible local bachelors and bachelorettes for an upcoming issue and we
Dog fights: Fluvanna SPCA sued for aggressive dog incident
Following a string of less-than-perfect adoption incidents, a family has filed a lawsuit against the Fluvanna SPCA alleging gross negligence after a dog bit their 5-year-old child's face, just days after they adopted the dog from the shelter. "He had a bite wound to his right eye with puncture
Traffic changes on U.S. 29
Beginning September 28, expect nightly closures of the Rio Road crossover at U.S. 29, as a part of a grade-separated intersection project involving excavation and construction of abutments on which bridge beams will rest when they are placed next summer, according to VDOT. During the closure,
Harringtons' day in court: Jesse Matthew indicted for Morgan's slaying
Nearly six years after 20-year-old Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington disappeared from a Metallica concert at John Paul Jones Arena, her parents sat within feet of the man accused of abducting and killing her. Jesse Leroy Matthew Jr., 33, was arraigned September 16 in Albemarle Circuit
Simply the best: Best of C-VILLE 2015 is here!
Best of C-VILLE is on stands now! Find out who made your list of the top people, places and things in Charlottesville—from coffeehouse and consignment shop to day trip and dog trainer. Click here to see an online list of winners.
Best of C-VILLE 2015: Shopping
Vintage clothing store Duo Runner-up: Twice is Nice Honorable mention: Low Generally speaking, any clothing item from 20 years before the present day can fall into the "vintage" category. Which means that, while those denim flares you've kept since '92 are cool again, you won't be able to sell
Best of C-VILLE 2015: Services
Real estate agent Sasha Farmer Runner-up: Jamie White Honorable mention: Bob Hughes They say, once you step into a house, you know within 60 seconds whether or not you're interested in making it your home. We wonder if the same can be said of hiring a realtor. It certainly seems that way for
Best of C-VILLE 2015: Entertainment
Music act Sons of Bill Runner-up: Love Canon Honorable mention: Chamomile & Whiskey They've been called Charlottesville "sonic royalty," and nearly a decade after the Wilson brothers Sam, Abe and James formed the Americana band and named it in honor of their father, retired UVA theology
Best of C-VILLE 2015: Food & Drink
Restaurant Mas Runner-up: The Local Honorable mention: Lampo We always thought "Mas" meant "more" in Spanish, until we realized it doesn't have a crucial accent mark. Owner Tomas Rahal clues us in that's it's an abbreviation of his name—and a double entendre on "more." Which makes sense,
Davis' wait: Gov's decision on clemency petition could come soon
Three weeks ago, former grocery store manager Mark Weiner, who was convicted of abduction with intent to defile in 2013, had his conviction vacated and was released from the Albemarle Charlottesville Regional Jail after spending two-and-a-half years behind bars. The attorney for another local
Operating system: The all-important role of the sous chef
As anyone who has ever worked in a professional kitchen—or any aspect of the restaurant industry—will adamantly testify: The life of a chef is by no means for the faint of heart. The hours are long and strange. The work relentlessly demanding, ulcer-inducingly stressful. And yet, we're assured,
July ABODE! In this month's issue…
The July issue of Abode is on stands now! Here's what you'll find inside: A Q&A with architect Julie Dixon, whose firm Rosney Co. designed this year's Southern Living Idea House at Bundoran Farm. The 250 interchange (better known as Meadow Creek Parkway) was not without
Chill Out: 24 ways to beat the heat this summer
In the air The ground's the limit It doesn't matter how hot it is on the ground, when you're up in a plane going close to 100mph at several thousand feet, you'll cool right down. Then, when you leap from that plane and plummet toward the earth at (more or less) 9.81 m/s, the chill […]
The Flat's new owners promise same tasty food and more local restaurant news
The Flat's new owners promise same tasty food What happens when one of the smallest restaurants in Charlottesville puts a small sign in its small window saying it's closed for renovation? We hear that behind the tiny façade of The Flat on Water Street, big things are happening. Former owner


text:
WHEELING - When some think of cars that run on natural gas, they may believe style and horsepower will need to be left in the dust to use this alternative fuel.
However, a Chevrolet Camaro running at more than 300 horsepower is just one example of how vehicles that run on natural gas can be both stylish and economical.
As natural gas prices remain low and gasoline prices hover anywhere between $3 and $4, a new direction that includes the possibility of operating more vehicles on natural gas is becoming more appealing to some.
Article Photos
Photo/Casey Junkins
Chesapeake Energy Corp. representative John Hanger showcases a 2011 Chevrolet Camaro that is powered by compressed natural gas during the recent Developing Unconventional Gas East Conference and Exhibition in Pittsburgh.
With local natural gas production on a major upswing, the region may see more access to natural gas vehicles - and the fuel they need - in the near future.
IGS Energy announced plans earlier this year to operate a $10 million network of compressed natural gas fueling stations for vehicles along Interstate 79 from Charleston to Mount Morris, Pa., which is just outside Morgantown.
The national average price of compressed natural gas is $2.10 per gallon for the energy equivalent of gasoline.
In West Virginia, residents may also apply for the Alternative Fuel Vehicle Tax Credit, which offers credits of up to $7,500 for converting passenger vehicles to natural gas and up to $25,000 for industrial vehicles over 26,000 pounds.
Chesapeake Energy and General Electric have developed a system that can tap natural gas pipelines to fill vehicle fuel tanks.
The CNG in a Box system transforms natural gas from a pipeline into CNG on-site at a traditional automotive fueling station or industrial location.
CNG-powered vehicles such as taxis, buses or small trucks, as well as individual consumer vehicles, can then refill their tanks using a dispenser with the same look and feel as a traditional diesel or gasoline dispenser. CNG in a Box is a plug-and-play on-site fueling solution that comes with everything retailers need, GE and Chesapeake officials said. The system features an 8 foot x 20 foot container.
A vehicle using CNG can reduce annual fuel costs up to 40 percent, Chesapeake and GE officials said, noting this represents savings totaling as much as $1,500 per fleet vehicle per year.
A fleet operator can also reduce carbon dioxide "emissions from fuel combustion by about 24 percent, or 2.2 metric tons per vehicle annually, assuming an average fleet vehicle travels approximately 25,700 miles per year," the companies state.
Some school buses in Los Angeles are now using compressed natural gas in place of gasoline, while some of California's garbage truck fleets are now using the natural gas.
Also, Atlanta and Arlington, Va. are now running some public buses on natural gas.
Also, Peake Fuel Solutions, a Chesapeake subsidiary, has developed a new diesel natural gas conversion kit, a product that will help heavy-duty truck operators save up to 30 percent on their fuel costs.
According to Peake, diesel natural gas allows trucks to run on a mixture of diesel and up to 70 percent natural gas.
When compressed natural gas or liquefied natural gas fuels are not available, trucks retain the ability to run on 100 percent diesel.
Peake's conversion kit has been approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for a variety of engines.
The certificate of conformity makes it the only dual-fuel natural gas retrofit certified by the EPA, allowing DNG kits to modify a variety of engines from model years 2010-12 that encompass power ratings from 400 to 600 horsepower.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
15 Nov 2010 10:24 AM #1
[FIXED-554] Android keyboard hides text field, does not scroll up like native
Go to Kitchen Sink, Forms, don't scroll the page up but clock on Bio. The Android keyboard covers the text field and the page does not scroll upward so the user can see what they're entering.
However, if you try this behavior with any plain old web form, the native Android behavior is to scroll up so the text field is in view.
This problem is much more pronounced in landscape mode since the Android keyboard takes up so much of the screen.
15 Nov 2010 1:52 PM #2
I can say this have been a known issue for quite a while.
The major problem we are having with forms or Android is Scroller and auto adjustment of window scroll can't live in harmony. It's kind of one or another at the moment.
It took lots of works to have forms on iOS behave beautifully as they are right now, and it's my mission to achieve the same on Androids.Sencha Touch Lead Architect
30 Nov 2010 5:40 AM #3
This has been partially resolved in 1.0.1. Please let me know if it does improve.Sencha Touch Lead Architect
16 Jul 2011 1:56 PM #4
In my app, on androids, the screen jumps up and down on each keyup event when typing in a text field that has an ext.util.scroller on the surrounding panels.
17 Jul 2011 3:40 PM #5
2 Aug 2011 7:21 AM #6
6 Aug 2011 11:34 PM #7
Yes, I also met this problem, have you solved it yet?
waiting you message;
25 Sep 2011 3:10 AM #8
Yes, I have same problem
I find this is only a problem but only in some cases - I am trying to find out what it is that is causing this but I have found that turning on -webkit-backface-visibility and using an actionsheet is useful
8 Feb 2012 6:44 AM #9
Why marked as fixed?
Hi, I'm having this problem and I've not seen any fix in this thread. Can anyone tell me what to do to prevent this behavior ? (if any)
9 Feb 2012 6:03 AM #10
I also have the same problem on Android 2.3.3 (Build GINGERBREAD.XWJVI):
Above a toolbar, I have a card layout with several cards, each containing a vbox layout with 2 scrollable areas. On the lower area there's a textform. When tapping it, the Android virtual keyboards pops up and it hides my bottom toolbar and most parts of the textarea, which isn't really convenient.
The interesting thing is: This doesn't happen on card 1, there everything works fine, the keyboard pops up and everything - including the toolbar - is moved upwards, so the keyboard is below all gui elements.
From card 2 on the error occurs, so my assumption is, that there's a problem with the card layout and the Android virtual keyboard.
Maybe someone from the developers can confirm this? Will this behaviour be fixed in Sencha Touch 2? Is there any workaround for my setup?
Best regards,
Similar Threads
[OPEN-432] input field in Ext.List leading to unexpected behaviour (Android)By mherger in forum Sencha Touch 1.x: BugsReplies: 5Last Post: 27 Jul 2012, 1:22 PM
Keyboard on androidBy gabrielstuff in forum Sencha Touch 1.x: DiscussionReplies: 3Last Post: 25 Apr 2011, 5:58 PM
[OPEN-536] Android 1.0RC1: Ext.form.Search in toolbar field shown twice while focusedBy mrsunshine in forum Sencha Touch 1.x: BugsReplies: 5Last Post: 2 Mar 2011, 1:08 PM
[OPEN-575] 1.0 rotating Android while virtual keyboard is present causes problemsBy suzzer99 in forum Sencha Touch 1.x: BugsReplies: 4Last Post: 23 Jan 2011, 9:12 PM
Android link behavior on 2.2By gabrielstuff in forum Sencha Touch 1.x: DiscussionReplies: 6Last Post: 1 Nov 2010, 9:14 AM


text:
Shop Brands
Shop Departments
Track My Order
My Shopping Lists
Previous Orders
My Account
Agility Training
Bathing Systems
Beds and Cots
Behavior Aids
Body Care +
Bowls and Pails
Brushes & Combs
Clippers & Blades +
Coat Care +
Dryers +
Flea & Tick
Games & Puzzles
Groomer Shop Supplies+
Grooming Apparel
Grooming Tools +
Hair Accessories+
Health & Wellness +
Horse Grooming
Leads & Leashes
Odor & Stain +
Outdoor Fun
Play Pens
Ramps and Stairs
Scissors & Shears +
Senior Products
Shampoo & Conditioner
Tables & Related +
Training Items
Travel Gear +
Toys and Treats+
Cat Products+
International Voltage Products
Special Deals
Coupons/Special Offers
Daily Special
Gift Certificates
Holiday/Gift Ideas
# 1 All Systems
Chris Christensen
Chris Christensen Brush
Dog Clippers
Andis Dog Clippers
Oster Dog Clippers
Dog Dryers
Dog Grooming Scissors
Dog Grooming Shears
Dog Grooming Supplies
Dog Shampoo
K-9 iii
Pet Silk
EZ Groom
Plush Puppy
Plush Puppy Shampoo
Pure Paws
Grooming Products
Grooming Supply Brands
Grooming Supplies Info
Dog Rescues
Dog Related Sites
Show Dog Supplies
Dog Show Supplies
Site Map
Behavior Aids
Gimborn Pure Premium Liver, Beef or Chicken, Freeze-Dried Treats, 14 oz
Gimborn Pure Premium Liver, Beef or Chicken, Freeze-Dried Treats, 14 oz
<< Previous in Behavior Aids
Next in Behavior Aids >>
Your Price:
Product Options
Beef or Chicken:
Select Beef or Chicken
Beef Liver
Chicken Liver
Email this page to a friend
All natural, freeze-dried treats have full nutritional value. No mess, no waste, no refrigeration required. Used as bait by handlers in the show ring.
We are sorry but these treats can not be shipped outside of the US because of different requirements on the importing of animal food.
Product Reviews
Rate This Product:
Create a Review
(0 Ratings, 0 Reviews)
Your cart is empty.

Privacy & Security
Terms & Conditions
Money Back Guarantee
Shipping Terms
About Us
Show Dog Store, LLC. Copyright ©


text:
State teeters on edge of a fiscal cliff
By Sen. Joe Markley
Not a subscriber? You can purchase a single-day subscription for only $0.75 to read this and access all of our content and our E-Edition. CLICK HERE purchase a single day subscription.
Become an electronic subscriber to the Republican-American for only $8 a month. CLICK HERE.


text:
Time for wake-up call in Washington
October 13, 2013
A few thoughts on the shutdown of the federal government and how to end it: First off, we agree that something has to be done beyond extending the debt limit every six months or once a year to avert......
First off, YES it is a CONGRESSIONAL INCOMPETENCY. If you want to blame the POTUS, go right ahead. OUR sorry reps only were schedule to work 139 days and wing nut cruz scared representatives over being primaried to SHUT DOWN THE GOVERNMENT (oh you forgot that and didn't mention it). I applaud the POTUS for not giving in to congress. THERE SHOULD NOT BE A NEGOTIATION for a LAW that was passed and upheld by the SCOTUS. I would respect you more IF you would take off the blinders and print what is actually happening. ACA is here and will not be negotiated and these SHORT TERM extensions SHOULD NOT BE THE NORM in running the United States. If these crooked politicians quit taking money from interest group and government like they were elected, the U.S. would be a better off. I am tired of republicans talking about core and christian values when they all should be struck by lightening for even using the word christian. You all are making a mockery of its meaning and its way of life
2 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
Showing 1 of 1 comments
Post a Comment
You must first login before you can comment.


text:
Scania Engines
Industrial Engines
Whatever the task, whatever the conditions, the heart of the machinery must do its job. Experience real power at work with industrial engines from Scania.
When there's a need for true power at work, the choice is simple: Go for engines and marine solutions from Scania.
Power generation
They are born to generate and fit for future demands. Meet our range of dependable, fuel-efficient engines for prime and standby power.


text:
It's all about the sandwiches this week. Lunch at home is so great.
Friday, May 2, 2008
Vegan Shredded BBQ Beef Panini
It's all about the sandwiches this week. Lunch at home is so great.
Makes 2 sandwiches
- 2 panini rolls
- 1 tbsp oil
- 1 medium Vidalia onion, halved and sliced
- 6 slices Yves roast beef lunch meat, very thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup BBQ sauce
- 2 slices vegan cheddar cheese
1. Slice panini and spread a thin layer of margarine on all four pieces.
2. Heat oil in a frying pan over med-hi heat. Saute onion for 5 mins, until just beginning to brown. Add in roast beef slices and fry for 1 min. Add BBQ sauce and mix well.
3. Remove beef mixture from pan, wipe clean, and return to heat. Toast panini (butter side down, of course) for 1 min in pan, or until golden brown.
4. Put cheese on bottom bun and top with beef mixture. Add top bun and enjoy!
2 comments:
- SaraJane said...
interesting. I've been craving sandwiches lately for some reason. How is that Yves roast beef stuff? I've seen it, but I've been a bit reluctant to try it. It seems like all the fake deli meats taste pretty much the same.
- May 5, 2008 at 12:18 PM
- Vegan Dad said...
I think in a blind taste test you would never guess "beef" when you tasted the Yves roast beef. The boys like the fake meat on their lunch, and it is good in a pinch because is saves me having to make beefy seitan. And Sobey's has had a buy 2 get 1 free sale. It is very good in this sandwich, but its role is merely texture, not taste. The key is a really tasty BBQ sauce.
- May 5, 2008 at 12:22 PM
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Tutoring for STAAR testing is available for high school students in Abilene.
ABILENE, TX - Teachers and students are working together to get ready for the STAAR tests.
Students are required to take the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness exam, otherwise known as the STAAR test. It covers the core subject areas: Math, Science, Social Studies and English.
Chief Academic Officer Kyle Wiskow discussed how often tutoring is available for students.
"We do tutoring throughout the day," Wiskow said. "Teachers tutor like I said before and after school, a minimum of three days a week. We do lunch time tutoring. We also do tutoring through our extended school program."
The tutoring offered focuses on the subject and "EOC," or end of course tests. An assessment that covers grades and previous tests scores helps to decide how to tutor each student.
"The tutoring is determined if they've failed to meet standard on an EOC, they're due extra tutoring or if they've failed to meet standard on a TAKS exit exam," Wiskow said.
For some students, the studying process can be stressful. Teachers try to lessen the mounting emotions by catering to each student's individual needs.
"Students who can handle the curriculum on the computer by themselves, they take an assessment they're given tailored to their need, what material they need," Director of the Extended School Program Heath Wright said.
Throughout the sessions, students are given practice tests to prepare for what they will see in the big exam.
Tutoring at Abilene High School runs Monday though Friday from 7:30-8:30 am and 3:35-7:00 pm. At Cooper High School, Monday through Thursday from 3:35-6:00 pm. At Woodson High School, Tuesday through Thursday from 4:00-5:00 pm. Students at ATEMS high school can go to one of the other three locations for help.
Recent Headlines
- Texas sales tax holiday set for first weekend of August
- 3 Big Country hospitals receive high marks from federal government
- Boy, 7, finds key, unlocks Texas gun cabinet, shoots self
- Abilenians sought for curbside recycling program, deadline Monday
- Tax rate increase approved by Abilene City Council in first reading


text:
Connecting Windows 8 to mobile broadband and Wi-Fi networks
- Date: to
- Day 2
- Cascade
- Speakers: Billy Anders, Khawar Zuberi
- 13,239 views
- 2 comments
Loading user information from Channel 9
Something went wrong getting user information from Channel 9
Loading user information from MSDN
Something went wrong getting user information from MSDN
Loading Visual Studio Achievements
Something went wrong getting the Visual Studio Achievements
Right click "Save as…"Slides (view online)
Oops, something didn't work.
I enjoyed this guy's speech.. good speaker style.. and lots of good info. Some of his demos didnt show.
Very informational session, thanks!
Any chance to have another recording that includes the demos? (it would be useful to get the full picture of of what was communicated here)
Comments have been closed since this content was published more than 30 days ago, but if you'd like to continue the conversation, please create a new thread in our Forums, or Contact Us and let us know.


text:
Veganomicon strikes again! Tonight's Friday night treat was this subtly spiced and delightfully moist cake with a sweet and crunchy struesel topping. Delicious! I drizzled a thin icing over top to make it a wee bit more photogenic. Besides wanting a tasty treat after finishing my final history lecture for the academic year, I had another motive for baking tonight. In my quest to make veganism more visible and more palatable, I am going to man a vegan baking table at our sons school's annual spring fair. All proceeds will go to the school, and I will include a card with a link to my blog with every cupcake, loaf of bread, slice of cake, etc. I think vegan cupcakes will indeed take over the world.
Friday, April 4, 2008
Pumpkin Crumb Cake with Pecan Struesel
Posted by Vegan Dad at 10:30 PM
Labels: baking, Veganomicon
10 comments:
- Happy Herbivore! said...
- April 5, 2008 at 12:56 AM
- Alice (in Veganland) said...
This looks great! I'm sure you are going to do great in that spring fair. And that vegan cupcakes WILL take over the world!
- April 5, 2008 at 2:35 AM
- VeganLinda said...
Now I wish I hadn't loaned out my copy of V-con! :-( Looks so delish! Excellent idea about spreading the vegan message one dessert at a time.
- April 5, 2008 at 3:03 AM
- Sharon R said...
I think I'll just skip dinner and go right to this dessert!
The vegan dessert table at the fair sounds like fun; I'm sure sure it'll be fun and make money too..
- April 5, 2008 at 7:19 AM
- keeta said...
This looks so excellent! I've been trawling around looking for "the" next dessert to make, and I think this might be it! Thanks for the inspiration. :D
- April 5, 2008 at 3:41 PM
- Alexis said...
*applause for dessert beauty*
Vegan desserts will definitely take over at least Ontario if you are making them. :)
- April 5, 2008 at 4:46 PM
- Eesh said...
That looks amazing! What did you do for that icing? Just powdered sugar and water?
- April 5, 2008 at 10:13 PM
- Vegan Dad said...
I wanted to mimic the kind of icing you would see on a strudel. I mixed icing sugar with a bit of margarine, vanilla, and soy creamer. It was quite good, but not perfect. I wanted something that hardened a little more.
- April 5, 2008 at 10:37 PM
- Cravin' Veggies said...
That looks great. Definitely have to buy that book! I took a vegan chocolate cake (complete with tofu/chocolate/maple syrup icing) to work yesterday. Everyone loved it!
Great idea about the blog promo cards!! Gotta get the word out somehow, eh?
Peace. Lisa
- April 6, 2008 at 7:45 AM
- Anna Banana said...
I hope your bake sale goes better than ours. I wish I had labeled the vegan brownies and cookies as "Brownies" and "Oatmeal Raisin" (both recipes by Isa) and included a card in the wrapper stating the ingredients (without mentioning vegan). Very few of the vegan options sold.
- April 6, 2008 at 8:40 PM


text:
I have an acoustic guitar that I've tried to learn to play many times. I'd like to learn to play by ear... I'm an accomplished musician on several other instruments but those are all woodwinds and I've used music reading. What's the best way to really start out? I've used books to no avail. Thank you!
Getting guitar lessons with a good teacher would be the first choice, but if you really can't have a teacher, then watching guitar video lessons online would be the second choice. You have to be careful though, there are many guitar players posting lessons on Youtube, and not all of them are good teachers or even good players. One of the best online teachers would be Justin Sandercoe. He has a complete beginner's and intermediate course, plus he's a pro musician and has been teaching guitar for many years. His website is http://www.justinguitar.com. Also check out the links given by Dr Mayhem, they contain some useful information as well. One more thing, you mentioned that you would like to learn to play by ear. Justin Sandercoe explains it on his website, but to play be able to by ear, you have to start by learning to transcribe music, which basically means listening to a song or a solo and figuring out the chords and notes by ear.
You'll probably want to look at
And there are a lot of other good questions tagged guitar and learning
Music is communication. They've found that when you play with other players, the parts of the brain that deal with speech light up. You can get somewhere playing by yourself, but you get farther faster when you play with someone else. It doesn't have to be in a lesson context.
Plus, when you play with someone else, you get a strong sense of what needs attention. You may think you want to do fancy flatpicking runs, but you'll know you need work on timing and changing chords cleanly before picking up double-down-up picking ever need show up.
I think that with your background, you can educate yourself. But at first it might be helpful to get a few lessons from a professional guitar teacher in order to teach you how to place the fingers of each hand to execute the notes correctly and produce the proper tone. You will also need a critique of how you sit, stand and hold the instrument to enable playing with the least amount of fatigue, and factors like that.
A surprisingly difficult problem for many players who come from an instrument where you only play one note at a time, such as woodwinds, is this: You can form one chord on a guitar, and you can form another chord on a guitar, but how to you get your left hand to move from one chord to the next chord in the tempo of the song? You want to hold one chord for its full rhythmic value and then, in an instant, form the next chord just a fraction of a second before the next chord needs to sound. This is something else that a teacher could help drill you on.
In this day and age - learning from youtube is not a bad idea. There are many helpful tutorials you can find there.
Also, try learning a song that you really like and that has easy chords. This way you'll be motivated to practice more. I would recommend beginning with chords and then moving onto finger-picking, unless you wanted to play classical guitar.
I saw a really great set of videos on how to play the guitar from Brazil on Y-Tube. Subtitled in English -- it's free form and breaks it various styles down in rhythm and chords for you -- perhaps a different style for learning that you might find nice as an alternative.
If your already a player of other instruments, and an accomplished musician, the the first advice i would give you is to transpose some of the music you know on the other instruments onto the guitar.
You should be able to do this by ear, note by note if need be.
Transposing scales/arpeggios and such by ear shouldn't be a problem for you, just remember that once you have transposed a scale in a particular key, to remember the shape, as on the guitar the shapes stay the same across all keys.
Your major learning curve will be chords, fretting them on a guitar can be quite difficult to begin with. In your position, I would choose a simple song/piece i was familiar with, and learn/apply the chord shapes for the guitar, if you have a good ear this shouldnt be a problem. Then build from there with another song, or write something with what you have learned etcetera.
Same applies with chords, once you have learnt a shape, say one of the minor triad shapes, it stays the same regardless of the root.
Learn and Master Guitar goes through the basic to the fundamentals of playing by ear. http://www.learnandmaster.com/guitar/


text:
Kentucky's only Jewish inmate on death row has lost his bid to gain access to religious facilities at the state penitentiary after a state appeals court found he could pray in his cell.
The Kentucky Court of Appeals on Friday ruled that 40-year-old William Harry Meece is allowed to pray in his cell, but security reasons prevent officials at the Kentucky State Penitentiary from moving him alone or with other inmates to a religious facility.
Meece sued the state and alleged that prison officials violated his legal right to observe the Sabbath.
Appeals Judge Laurence Van Meter ruled that prison officials were correct in determining that Meece cannot be mixed with general population inmates.
Meece is awaiting execution for the deaths of three people in Adair County in 1993.


text:
Chiron Publications specializes in books on analytical psychology inspired by and extending the work of C. G. Jung. Many of our titles also explore the psychology of religion, mythology, literature and feminism, in addition to translations of seminal works from Europe. As implied by the name Chiron--a centaur and therefore an image bridging different modes of human existence--our selection embraces many areas of thought and discourse.
Website : www.chironpublications.com
Chiron Publications are distributed by: Lantern Books
128 Second Place
Garden Suite
Brooklyn, NY 11231
Tel: 212-414-2275
Website: www.lanternbooks.com
Our name, Daimon, is taken from the "driving inner force" that guided and inspired the life of Socrates. More recently, Swiss psychiatrist C.G. Jung used the term daimon to describe a unique, independent spirit - neither good, nor evil - living in everyone.
Daimon Verlag
Hauptstrasse 85
CH-8840 Einsiedeln
Robert Hinshaw, Publisher
Phone: + 41-55-412 2266
Fax: + 41-55-412 2231
Website: www.daimon.ch
Fisher King Press predominantly publishes the work of certified Jungian analysts concerning the study of Jungian theory, analytical depth psychology, myth, archetypal symbolism, and dreams. An eclectic mix of alternative titles are published under their il piccolo editions imprint
Fisher King Press
PO Box 222321
Carmel, CA 93922
Phone: +1-831-238-7799
Fax: +1-831-621-4667
Website: www.fisherkingpress.com
Inner City Books was started in 1980 to promote the understanding and practical application of the work of C.G. Jung. It is still the only publishing house in the world devoted exclusively to books written by Jungian analysts. There are now 122 titles by 50 authors in the series Studies in Jungian Psychology by Jungian Analysts - authoritative works on basic Jungian principles, women's studies, spirituality, alchemy, relationships, dream and fairy tale interpretation, masculine psychology, midlife issues and much more.
Over a million books have been sold, with more than 250 editions in 20 languages.
The Jung Arena provides professionals, researchers, instructors and students with information on the range of Jungian books produced by Routledge, Psychology Press, and other publishing companies within the Taylor & Francis Group.
Subjects covered by this Arena include: Jung & Analytical Psychology, Jungian Psychotherapy, the Collected Works of Jung, and Child & Adolescent Jungian Therapy.
At www.jungarena.com you will also find weblinks and news related Jungian journals, events, websites, and other resources.
For more information, contact :
Amanda Ashworth
Managing Editor, Behavioral Sciences
Taylor & Francis Group
325 Chestnut Street, Suite 800, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Tel: (215) 625 8900 x 313
Fax: (215) 625 2940
Web: www.tandfonline.com
Routledge publishes an impressive portfolio of professional books, journals and textbooks on Jung and Analytical Psychology. For more information, please visit our website at
Spring: A Journal of Archetype and Culture, located in New Orleans, Louisiana, is the oldest Jungian psychology journal in the world. Published twice a year, each Spring Journal is organized around a theme and offers articles as well as film and book reviews in the areas of archetypal psychology, mythology, and Jungian psychology.
Spring Journal Books is the book publishing imprint of Spring Journal and publishes books about archetypal psychology, mythology and Jungian psychology.
Spring Journal is published with the support of Pacifica Graduate Institute. Spring Journal and Pacifica Graduate Institute are dedicated to cultivating and harvesting the gifts of the human imagination so that these insights may be brought to bear upon the personal, cultural and planetary concerns of our time. It is our aim to foster research and publication in psychology, mythology, the arts, and religion following within the tradition of the depth psychology of C. G. Jung.
Web Site: Spring Journal and Books
Texas A&M Press
Publishers of the Carolyn and Ernest Fay Lectures
Web site: The Fay Lecture Series


text:
Is the morning-after pill considered an abortion in Halachic terms or does it have another status, and, if the latter, may it be used?
Sign up
- Anybody can ask a question
- Anybody can answer
- The best answers are voted up and rise to the top
As heard from Rabbi Weiner, a student of Rabbi Elyashiv and a bio-halachist:
When the morning-after pill is administered, we do not know if there is an embryo present. Hence it is permissible in the case of a rape. (He wouldn't go so far as to give it carte blanche for, say, the happily-married couple who are trying to space their pregnancies a bit better.)
"The right to life is a basic halachic right beginning from the 40th day after conception.
According to this understanding, that "life" begins 40 days after conception, taking a pill "the morning after", which prevents embryo attachment to the uterus, would not be halachically considered an abortion.
There may be other reasons why it shouldn't be relied on as a primary method of birth control, but it seems from these sources that the heter to use this pill would extend beyond cases of rape.
Even if a young observant teenage girl made a mistake and had unprotected sex willingly, taking this pill is a far better option than forcing her to endure the humiliation of a teenage pregnancy. While such things may be relatively normal in the secular world, if a teenage girl in a frum community got pregnant, it would embarrass her family, deny her any decent shidduch in the future, and effectively ban her from all aspects of community participation.
I'm NOT saying that the consequences above are a good enough reason to have an ABORTION. They aren't. However, since taking the morning after pill is not an abortion, the above consequences are more than enough of a heter to use it.


text:
Small Business 2.0 was held on Saturday 23 January. Now in its second year, it's an event dedicated to helping small businesses profit from the web. Emma Jones went along and picked up some useful nuggets.
Business at the weekend
One of the reasons I like the Small Business 2.0 event is that it's held on Saturday. Not only does this mean it's accessible to 5 to 9ers (those holding down a day job and building the business at nights and weekends) it also means there's a relaxed feeling about the place as attendees listen, learn, and meet new people in an informal setting.
These ingredients came together well on Saturday and were the recipe for an interesting and enjoyable day. Here are a few things I picked up:
(eBay report that even though sellers participating in eBay for charity give 10 per cent of the sales price to charity, their products are 20 per cent more likely to sell, at a better price. This resulted in $50 million being raised for charity in 2009).
Altogether, there was a great vibe and positive signs that 2010 will be another exciting year for anyone starting and growing an online business.
Emma Jones is the founder of Enterprise Nation and author of 'Spare Room Start Up – how to start a business from home'. Her next book 'Working 5 to 9 – how to start a business in your spare time' will be published in May 2010.


text:
While listening to Rammstein, in particular the song named "Keine Lust", I heard the phrase "Mir ist kalt, so kalt.". I thought it would have been "Ich bin kalt". Did I hear it incorrectly, or is there a rule I don't remember? (It's been 20 years since German class.)
Sign up
- Anybody can ask a question
- Anybody can answer
- The best answers are voted up and rise to the top
"Ich bin kalt" und "Mir ist kalt" are two absolutely different things.
Regarding the latter sentence, "Mir ist kalt": I guess it's the most common way to express that you're feeling cold, for instance:
Alternatively, you can say "Ich friere" (I'm freezing).
However, the former sentence "Ich bin kalt" which is the literal translation for "I am cold" does mean something completely different.
You can say:
But there is a second meaning of "kalt sein". If someone is unsympathetic, indelicate, cool (calm; not excited), not friendly, etc. then you could say "Er ist kalt".
The following examples are all with "eiskalt", since I found them easier.
A possible translation of "jemand ist kalt" could be "someone is callous", e.g. a callous killer.
Said that, I try to interpret the Rammstein lyrics. First I will mention that's not easy, because Rammstein songs are often very ambiguous.
Before these lines they sing something about lying in the snow, so most likely "ich bin schon lange kalt" is referring to the temperature of his body. But there could also be a slight connotation regarding the second meaning of "kalt sein", because of "Ich hab keine Lust" which is not only the title of the song ("Keine Lust"), but is also repeated in almost every line. "Keine Lust haben", meaning that you don't bother, could lead into the direction of "kalt sein" in its figurative meaning. Though, reading the lyrics I wouldn't interpret it that way, just wanted to say that, since Rammstein songs are - as I already mentioned - very ambiguous.
Anyway, just to make it a bit more confusing. In some region instead of "Mir ist kalt", you may hear:
While writing this answer, I saw you already found the solution yourself, but maybe some of the links I've collected are still useful.
Nice question - you've hit the difficult problem of sentences without a subject. "
The other way - "
There are different descriptions for the grammatical structure in sentences like "
Check out the Keine Lust lyrics:
He sings "Und merke bald ich bin schon lange kalt \ So kalt, mir ist kalt ...". As stated on the website:
I should have googled first, I guess, but I did it after I read @efie 's answer. I found this and it explained that "mir ist kalt" is more like saying "it is cold to me" and that this and other phrases involving feeling and impressions often take this reflexive form.
When it comes to temperature, you would use "Mir ist..." normally. There are other connotations to using "Ich bin kalt / warm / heiß", which you would want to avoid.
For example,
I suppose that "Mir ist kalt" is a statement about an external condition that is affecting a person, as opposed to "I am cold" describing your own internal condition. I think constructions like this can vary because of slight differences in perceptions of things.
There may be nuances, regionally. But for me (Southern Germany), "mir ist kalt" sounds perfect as a translation for "I'm cold."
I would go so far as saying "ich bin kalt" is quite uncommon. At the very least, it's the stronger phrase (as in: "about to freeze"). As a second-person phrase, I think "er ist kalt" could even be a euphemism for "he's dead".
If you watch the video for Keine Lust you would see by his actions that his meaning is one of indifference and apathy. The very meaning of the title of the song is "I Don't Care"... So it is easy to assume that in saying 'mir ist kalt' he is saying "I am distant and uninterested".
protected by c.p. Apr 7 '15 at 21:29
Thank you for your interest in this question.
Because it has attracted low-quality or spam answers that had to be removed, posting an answer now requires 10 reputation on this site (the association bonus does not count).
Would you like to answer one of these unanswered questions instead?


text:
Offer your adult guinea pig another flavor option from Oxbow that is nutritionally correct for guinea pigs, featuring three sources of grass hay - Timothy, orchard, and oat - PLUS unique ingredients! Guinea pigs love the aromatic rosemary and thyme as much as we do and eat the food readily. Oxbow Natural Science Adult Guinea Pig Food also contains the antioxidant nutrients Vitamins A and E, which help support your cavy's normal immune functions, and chelated minerals, which are more bio-available than standard minerals, ensuring optimal absorption. Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids in the food support skin, coat, eyes, heart, brain, and overall guinea pig health and wellness. This food is for adult guinea pigs only and not intended for growing, active, pregnant, or nursing cavies.
Please click on "More Information" for ingredients and guaranteed analysis.


text:
GILENYA™ (je-LEN-yah)
Read this Medication Guide before you start using GILENYA and
each time you get a refill. There may be new information. This
information does not take the place of talking with your doctor
about your medical condition or your treatment.
What is the most important information I should know about
GILENYA may cause serious side effects, including:
1. Slow heart rate (bradycardia or bradyarrhythmia) when you
start taking GILENYA. GILENYA can cause your heart rate to
slow down, especially after you take your first dose. You will
have a test to check the electrical activity of your heart (ECG)
before you take your first dose of GILENYA.
You should stay in a medical facility for at least 6 hours after
you take your first dose of GILENYA.
After you take your first dose of GILENYA:
• Your pulse and blood pressure should be checked every hour.
• You should be watched by a healthcare professional to see ifyou have any serious side effects. If your heart rate slowsdown too much, you may have symptoms such as:• If you have any of the symptoms of slow heart rate, they willusually happen during the first 6 hours after your first doseof GILENYA. Symptoms can happen up to 24 hours after youtake your first GILENYA dose.
• 6 hours after you take your first dose of GILENYA you will
have another ECG. If your ECG shows any heart problems or
if your heart rate is still too low or continues to decrease, you
will continue to be watched.
• If you have any serious side effects after your first dose of
GILENYA, especially those that require treatment with other
medicines, you will stay in the medical facility to be watched
overnight. You will also be watched for any serious side
effects for at least 6 hours after you take your second dose
of GILENYA the next day.
• If you have certain types of heart problems, or if you are taking certain types of medicines that can affect your heart, you
will be watched overnight after you take your first dose of
Your slow heart rate will usually return to normal within 1 month
after you start taking GILENYA.
Call your doctor or go to the nearest emergency room right
away if you have any symptoms of slow heart rate.
2. Infections. GILENYA can increase your risk of serious infections. GILENYA lowers the number of white blood cells (
lymphocytes) in your blood. This will usually go back to normal
within 2 months of stopping treatment. Your doctor may do a
blood test before you start taking GILENYA. Call your doctor
right away if you have any of these symptoms of an infection:
• fever
• tiredness
• body aches
• chills
3. A problem with your vision called macular edema. Macular
edema can cause some of the same vision symptoms as an
MS attack (optic neuritis). You may not notice any symptoms
with macular edema. Macular edema usually starts in the first
3 to 4 months after you start taking GILENYA. Your doctor
should test your vision before you start taking GILENYA and
3 to 4 months after you start taking GILENYA, or any time you
notice vision changes during treatment with GILENYA. Your risk
of macular edema may be higher if you have diabetes or have
had an inflammation of your eye called uveitis.
Call your doctor right away if you have any of the following:
• blurriness or shadows in the center of your vision
• a blind spot in the center of your vision
• sensitivity to light
• unusually colored (tinted) vision
What is GILENYA?
GILENYA is a prescription medicine used to treat relapsing forms
of multiple sclerosis (MS) in adults. GILENYA can decrease the
number of MS flare-ups (relapses). GILENYA does not cure MS,
but it can help slow down the physical problems that MS causes.
It is not known if GILENYA is safe and effective in children under
age 18.
Who should not take GILENYA?
Do not take GILENYA if you:• have had a heart attack, unstable angina, stroke or warningstroke or certain types of heart failure in the last 6 months• have certain types of irregular or abnormal heartbeat(arrhythmia), including patients in whom a heart findingcalled prolonged QT is seen on ECG before starting GILENYA• are taking certain medicines that change your heart rhythmIf any of the above situations apply to you, tell your doctor.
What should I tell my doctor before taking GILENYA?
Before you take GILENYA, tell your doctor about all your medical
conditions, including if you had or now have:
• an irregular or abnormal heartbeat (arrhythmia)
• a history of stroke or warning stroke
• heart problems, including heart attack or angina
• a history of repeated fainting (syncope)
• a fever or infection, or you are unable to fight infections. Tell
your doctor if you have had chicken pox or have received
the vaccine for chicken pox. Your doctor may do a blood
test for chicken pox virus. You may need to get the vaccine
for chicken pox and then wait 1 month before you start taking GILENYA.
• eye problems, especially an inflammation of the eye called
• diabetes• breathing problems, including during your sleep• liver problems• high blood pressure• Are pregnant or plan to become pregnant. GILENYA mayharm your unborn baby. Talk to your doctor if you are preg-nant or are planning to become pregnant.
• Tell your doctor right away if you become pregnant while
taking GILENYA or if you become pregnant within 2 months
after you stop taking GILENYA.
• If you are a female who can become pregnant, you should
use effective birth control during your treatment with
GILENYA and for at least 2 months after you stop taking
Pregnancy Registry: There is a registry for women who become
pregnant during treatment with GILENYA. If you become pregnant while taking GILENYA, talk to your doctor about registering with the GILENYA Pregnancy Registry. The purpose of this
registry is to collect information about your health and your
baby's health.


text:
Here at your fingertips are marketing resources designed to help you educate your clients about some of their most critical
financial exposures and explain how they can better manage those exposures through ForeFront Portfolio 3.0 insurance and risk management services.
ForeFront Portfolio 3.0 on www.chubb.comMore product information on Chubb's public Web site.
1-2 Minute VideosEach helps explain an exposure that is sometimes misunderstood.
My Loss ScenariosThe online tool that enables you to produce select loss scenarios documents for your clients, customized for you.
Risk Management and Loss Prevention ResourcesDesigned to help your clients further mitigate their risk through practical information, services, and more.
DecisionPointAn on-line quote tool for small to mid-sized private companies.


text:
How to optimize a dynamic website? Especially what should be the strategies regarding URL? Does URL Rewriting helps?
How to Optimizing a Dynamic Website?
URL rewriting does not make a lot of difference when it comes to outputting unless you have complicated code inside
I am not using url rewritting ... google put some plently on url rewritting .... better optimize your site on keywords and on tags ...


text:
Choice lacking for disabled young people
By Marc Dubin
Not a subscriber? You can purchase a single-day subscription for only $0.75 to read this and access all of our content and our E-Edition. CLICK HERE purchase a single day subscription.
Become an electronic subscriber to the Republican-American for only $8 a month. CLICK HERE.


text:
University of Louisville and University of Kentucky fans flocked to televisions all over the city on New Year's Eve to watch the two fierce rivals hoop it up at Rupp Arena.
We captured many watching the battle – which the Cats ultimately won – at Champions inside the Louisville Marriott Downtown and The Sports & Social Club.
photos by BILL WINE and JACOB ZIMMER | contributing photographers


text:
5 Dec 2011 9:54 PM #1
Answered: Expanding Tree Nodes Using a REST Proxy
I have a basic tree bound to a store with a REST proxy. This loads the tree as expected. I am purposely only returning one level of children so as not to load the entire tree. In each child node I have a 'url' property that represents a REST url to load that node's children.
I want to be able to click on that node and use it's 'url' property to load its children. But whenever I click the node, it instantly calls the store proxy url. I tried setting the url in the itemclick event handler but that doesn't work. Instead I get this error:Code:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'internalId' of undefined.
I think the best thing to do is stay away from REST until it works as expected.
5 Dec 2011 10:15 PM #2
- Join Date
- Dec 2009
- Location
- Enschede, The Netherlands
- Posts
- 327
- Vote Rating
- 14
- Answers
- 16
The default behaviour of the restproxy is that it throws all it's actions at the same url. In the case of a tree this means that all the loading is done from the same url providing an extra POST parameter which node is to be loaded. So the default behaviour sticks to one url only.
If you cannot change your serverside, the best think to do is take a look at buildUrl() of the rest proxy. You should be able to change the url here.
(In the context of assocations to other models, there has been some talk that a proper RESTful implementation should handle url's provided in the response to retrieve related data. http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthre...l-applications)
Last edited by flanders; 5 Dec 2011 at 10:16 PM. Reason: added the link instead of blabla
22 Dec 2011 11:52 AM #3
I think the best thing to do is stay away from REST until it works as expected.


text:
PHP MapScript Tutorial I'd like to use the PHP MapScript API and am curious how others have successfully used it to produce a site that serves up remote sensing data. I've got land surface temperatures, emissivities, and reflectances I'd like to share via a mapserver. I've already installed mapserver on an apache webserver and have also installed the MapScript shared library. What is a good development environment to use for PHP MapScript development? Any example sites that use PHP MapScript people know of? How useful is the MapScript API and how easy is it to use? Thanks in advance!
I will try to answer to each question separately, starting from the development enviroment: I guess any IDE that supports php will work for PHP mapscript development. I can't suggest any because I don't use php, just google 'php ide'.
As for example sites I should point you to the two most popular Open Source web applications built with PHP/mapscript:
With regards to your last question I think that the Mapscript API is probably not the easiest to use, mostly because it's very powerful and documentation still has to catch up for some areas that have recently changed. Other than that I think an average developer should be able to be up and running within days and, if there are any problems, the mailing list and the #mapserver IRC channel are both active.


text:
City gets $100,000 for rail trail
January 8, 2013
WEIRTON — Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin has given the city $100,000 for the Panhandle Rail Trail, City Council reported Monday. The money will be used to add two more inches of crushed limestone to a 4....
"Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin has given the city $100,000"
Unless I am mistaken, this money did not come from the Governer's own money, but from the taxpayers and it should be reported as such.
0 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
Showing 1 of 1 comments
Post a Comment
You must first login before you can comment.


text:
I'm creating a custom Google map that plots multiple markers.
View the link as it will make it easier to explain what is happening and what I want
If you click on each marker it shows company names that are grabbed from the child pages. At the moment it's showing ALL the company names on each marker. How can I show just one company name per marker?
Here's the code controlling the little popup:
$pages = get_pages(array('child_of' => 1873, 'sort_column' => 'menu_order'));
$counter = 1;
foreach($pages as $post) {
$fields = get_fields();

<?php $counter++; echo $fields->company_name;?>

Once it's looped through once, the next time it loops through I need it to start on the next child and not show the first one.


text:
FILE - This March 5, 2009 file photo shows singer Michael Jackson announcing his concerts at the London O2 Arena. Jackson's words and music are ringing through a courtroom once again during the current wrongful death trial, as a lawyer tries to show jurors the pop singer's loving relationship with his mother and children. (AP Photo/Joel Ryan, file)
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Michael Jackson's longtime stylist says she tried to warn the singer's manager that concert promoter AEG Live LLC would look responsible if the singer died because of numerous signs his health was declining.
Hair and makeup artist Karen Faye showed jurors in a negligent hiring case against AEG that she sent two emails to Jackson's manager five days prior to the singer's death that his health was worsening.
Faye said Friday that she sent the message because she was concerned Jackson could die.
She is testifying in a negligent hiring lawsuit filed by Jackson's mother against AEG Live and claims company executives ignored warning signs about her son's health.
AEG denies it hired the doctor convicted of giving Jackson an overdose of the anesthetic propofol in June 2009.
Related story follows:
Michael Jackson was more engaged in his final two rehearsals for his ill-fated comeback concerts, but his longtime stylist told jurors Friday she had lingering concerns over whether the entertainer was healthy enough to pull off the shows.
Karen Faye said Jackson's last rehearsals were much improved over previous efforts, but she was concerned about his physical and emotional health and thought that drug use might be a factor.
Faye said she was concerned about whether Jackson would be able to perform the high-intensity shows since shortly after they were announced in March 2009, but grew more worried after working with him and seeing him unable to gain weight and struggle to rehearse.
That changed on the two nights before Jackson's June 25, 2009, death. The singer showed flashes of the friend and entertainer she had worked with over a 27-year period.
"I was somewhat relieved because I saw more of Michael, he was laughing and he was actually participating in a rehearsal," Faye said.
Jackson's demeanor and stage presence were still diminished from previous years, she said, and she was struggling to understand why. She said she couldn't ask him directly because of other issues.
"Michael wasn't very coherent in that last week," Faye said. The judge struck that answer after an objection.
Faye resumed testifying Friday after a seven-week hiatus in her testimony due to scheduling issues. She was responding to questions by a defense lawyer for AEG Live LLC, which is being sued by Jackson's mother.
Katherine Jackson claims AEG executives missed signs about the singer's health and failed to properly investigate the doctor convicted of administering a fatal dose of the anesthetic propofol.
AEG denies it hired Conrad Murray, the former physician convicted of giving Jackson an overdose of the anesthetic propofol. The company also denies it pushed Jackson to rehearse.
Faye told jurors that she was never pressured by AEG executives Randy Phillips or Paul Gongaware to get Jackson to rehearse.
The stylist testified earlier in the trial that she overheard Gongaware tell Jackson's assistant to get him out of a locked bathroom and to a rehearsal. Gongaware denies that conversation ever happened.


text:
How addicted to Stack Overflow are you really?
I've recently realized that I'm getting really addicted to these sites (especially SO) for various reasons.
I feel like I've failed myself when a day passes and I didn't reach my 200 reputation cap. (maybe that's a small exaggeration)
I've build a widget that shows my reputation directly on my desktop, updated every 10 minutes (top center):
So the question is, how addicted are you to Stack Overflow?
Download Widget
The widgets are powered by my Image Based Flair (Source) PHP Script.


text:
I'm looking for an alternative social networking site to Facebook.
Here's a list of preferred features:
- Friends list to connect with others
- Photo sharing integration with Flickr
- Video integration with YouTube
- Micro-Blogging integration with Twitter or it's own micro-blogging engine
- Messaging
- Login with OpenID
- Not stupid micro-web-app integration like Mafia and Farmville
- Granular privacy controls so I can control who is allowed to see what content
- Advertisements are fine as long as they aren't too obtrusive
Don't be discouraged to answer with a social networking site that doesn't meet all of the requirements since I doubt there is a viable alternative that does.
I'm particularly looking for a site that doesn't host most of its own content because I don't like having to duplicate the effort of posting pics/videos/etc on multiple sites to share.
Update: Added the 'friends list' requirement. My apologies for forgetting to mention it earlier and if I may have created any unnecessary confusion.


text:
Crown Prince chairs Cabinet session (4/22/13)
April 22, 2013
Crown Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz chaired the Cabinet session this afternoon at Al-Yamamah Palace in Riyadh. At the outset, the Cabinet expressed its appreciation of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz for his directive to address the growing demand for cement and his order to the Ministry of Housing to provide citizens with developed residential land and loans for building, within the framework of the King's commitment to providing adequate housing.
The Cabinet discussed the latest regional and global developments, commending the efforts made at the recent Friends of Syria meeting in Istanbul and discussing the need to support the Syrian opposition. It condemned the two bombings that took place in Boston last week, calling on the international community to stand firm to stop all acts of terrorism. The Cabinet also condemned the latest bombings in Iraq that killed and injured dozens of innocent people.
The Cabinet welcomed the joint statement issued by the Finance Ministers and central bank governors of the Group of Twenty (G-20) countries, which confirmed the essential importance of ensuring financial stability in advanced economies. It also noted the Kingdom's participation in the spring meetings of the World Bank (WB) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington, D.C.
Turning to local affairs, the Cabinet welcomed the opening of the 4th International Exhibition and Conference on Higher Education, which was organized under the theme "Social Responsibilities of Universities" and enjoyed the participation of 436 Arab and international universities and institutions, as well as 51 Saudi universities and institutions.
Addressing its weekly agenda, the Cabinet approved the transfer of the Saudi Aviation Club from the Ministry of Defense to the General Authority for Civil Aviation; authorized the Minister of Foreign Affairs to sign a draft agreement on general cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan; made appointments to the Board of Directors of the Saudi Red Crescent Authority (SRCA); approved the appointment of Mohammed Al-Oqla, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Social Affairs for Social Security, as a member of the Saudi Credit and Saving Bank, as a representative of the Ministry; approved the application of the decision of the Supreme Council of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states in its 32nd session regarding the System of Processed Sewage Water; and approved the International Convention on the Minimum Age for Admission to Employment.
The Cabinet approved the appointments of Abdullah Al-Jarbou' as Planning Advisor at the Ministry of Economy and Planning (15th rank); Dr. Mohammed Al-Muhanna as Legal Adviser at the General Presidency for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice Commission (15th rank); Ayad Al-Shammari as Assistant Undersecretary of the Hail Governorate (14th rank); Ahmad Al-Mazrou' as Secretary General of the Drug Control Committee at the Ministry of Interior (14th rank); and Abdulaziz Al-Huthaili as Assistant Undersecretary for Budget Affairs at the Ministry of Finance (14th rank).


text:
Paddle Forward
Yo La Tengo
Last Played
Average rating
5 star rating.
Other songs on this album
Other songs by this artist
- 89.3 Holiday Disc
- It's Christmas Time
- 89.3 In-Studio Performance
- Beanbag Chair
- I Feel Like Going Home
- If It's True
- Mr. Tough
- Nothing To Hide
- Periodically Double Or Triple
- And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out
- Let's Save Tony Orlando's House
- You Can Have It All
- Electr-O-Pura
- Blue Line Swinger
- Tom Courtenay
- Everything is Nice: The Matador Records 10th Anniversary Anthology Disc 3
- Sugarcube Live
- Fakebook
- Here Comes My Baby
- Speeding Motorcycle
- What Comes Next
- I Am Not Afraid Of You...
- Beanbag Chair
- Black Flowers
- Mr. Tough
- I Can Hear the Heart Beating As One
- Autumn Sweater
- Center of Gravity
- Damage
- Deeper Into Movies
- Little Honda
- Moby Octopad
- Shadows
- Stockholm Syndrome
- Sugarcube
- We're an American Band
- Matador At Fifteen Disc 1
- Don't Have To Be So Sad
- May I Sing With Me
- Upside-Down
- Painful
- Big day coming
- From a Motel 6
- Popular Songs
- Avalon Or Someone Very Similar
- Nothing To Hide
- Periodically Double Or Triple
- President Yo La Tengo
- Drug Test
- Ride The Tiger
- A House Is Not a Motel
- The Cone of Silence
- The Forest Green
- The Way Some People Die
- Stuff Like That There
- Friday I'm In Love
- Summer Sun
- Beach Party Tonight
- How to Make a Baby Elephant Float
- Little Eyes
- Today Is the Day
Please note that our catalog only lists songs that we've set up within our system; not every track from an album is displayed. You may request a song that's not in our catalog by using our request form. You may also suggest a song be added to our catalog by contacting The Current.
Album art and preview audio provided by iTunes, related artists provided by EchoNest.


text:
I'm working on a site that needs to show two balances next to each other, preferably in the header next to a user's name. The issue I'm having is differentiating the balances enough that they don't get confused or cluttered.
The two number balances are:
- Giving (Ex. 3,000)
- Received (Ex. 10,000)
Does anyone have any clever ideas how to distinguish these while saving space?


text:
How much, if any, has the new iPad has gained in PDF rendering speed with the A5X processor (quad-core graphics)?
I care a lot about PDFs because as a lawyer I have to review a lot of scanned documents. The performance of PDF rendering on the new iPad depends on the techniques used. For full-resolution rendering, it's a little slower, but software goes a long way. The overall experience depends on four factors:
1) Single-page rendering method 2) Zoom method 3) Caching 4) Pre-rendering
1) Single page rendering: some apps don't display anything until the whole page is rendered. Others render in a tiled fashion: some top to bottom, some in a spiral inside out. Some apps first render a low-res version of the page, then render the full-res version--again, by either of the two methods.
2) Zoom: Again, some apps render on the fly, while others zoom in on the pre-rendered image and pop in the re-rendered tiles or the whole view. The iPad handles vector rescaling (including text) superbly, but rasterized PDFs can't be scaled in real-time if they're in iPad-resolution territory.
3) Caching: some apps don't cache at all, so re-render each time you change the view (even if you're on the same page). Others only cache one page at a time. Still others cache three pages or more, so you can flip pages and zoom in smoothly without re-rendering.
4) Pre-rendering: a few apps will pre-render the next page. One app, described below, pre-renders the whole document.
iBooks and the Amazon Kindle app render large PDFs pretty efficiently. iBooks caches three pages, while Kindle's cache seems to depend on page size. Kindle pre-renders the next page while you're on the preceding page. However, neither support PDF markup. (Kindle also doesn't support rotation
One app, just called "PDF" (by Smalltalk Consulting) pre-renders the entire PDF so that most of the subsequent work is done by the GPU. You set the rendering resolution. The default "2x" gives you around 150dpi, "4x" around 300 dpi, etc. It slows down once you get past 4.5x, but that resolution is sufficient for most applications. This is the best app I've found to scroll quickly through large PDFs. However, it doesn't render markup and doesn't support any markup tools of its own.
In short, the new iPad cannot speed through a 600dpi PDF the way a quad-core i7 with 12GB of RAM can. But it can display and handle large PDF files the way they were meant to be--with the right software.
Goodreader has the best performance of any PDF viewer I've tried, followed by PDF Expert. Certain techniques that worked on the old iPad just don't fly on the new one, so some apps perform very poorly. (Adobe's own Reader is one of these.) Other apps, like iPDF, are promising, but still don't have full Retina support. (Several apps only take advantage of the Retina display when zoomed in, but double the pixels when viewing the whole page.)
To answer the original question and the follow-up: rendering is done by the CPU, display and manipulation (scrolling, zooming) is done by the GPU. The CPU converts the text portions using the text rendering engine and the graphical portions using a bitmap engine. (It's possible that the iPad's text rendering engine is handled by the GPU.)
The CPU on the new iPad is not significantly faster. PDF rendering methods that are CPU-heavy are even slower on the new iPad because the CPU has to do significantly more work to render at the higher resolution. But rendering methods that get data to the GPU quickly perform great. The more rendering work done in the background, the better. A well-designed PDF rendering engine will use idle time to generate image data that's ready for the GPU. An engine that renders "on the fly" (what I called "in real time") will choke.
"Pre-rendering the entire PDF" means that instead of each page being converted to an image as you scroll through, the whole PDF is rendered and loaded into memory as an image. This takes more RAM but results in faster performance when scrolling and zooming. It takes 5-30 seconds (or more) to pre-render the whole file. Also, when zooming in, the image does not re-scale. (Text portions of the PDF won't be crisp if you zoom in.) Google Docs basically does this with PDFs if you want to see what I'm talking about.
Probably little to none - PDFs are rendered in 2D, and most of the benefit of the A5X's graphic processing will be with 3D performance. The A5X is rumored to have twice the RAM of the A5 chip, so that could help with PDF performance if properly utilized. The thing that would help PDF performance the most is a faster CPU or more CPU cores...the A5X CPU is still only dual-core and Apple hasn't announced any improvements in CPU speed. We'll know more about business app performance once the new iPad ships, but for now I wouldn't get your hopes up.
Apparently the new iPad (3rd gen.) can be even slower than the iPad 2 when rendering e.g. PDFs.
The German magazine c't (or rather the new "Mac & i") tested the new iPad (3rd gen.):
Basically apps that need to load and draw more information for the higher resolution may be struggling: The Mac & i app, for example, displays PDFs slower than on the iPad 2, and web pages in Safari sometimes take longer to get rendered. However, this is only apparent in a direct comparison.


text:
E3 2014: Nintendo announces Amiibo, a new 'toys to life' initiative for Wii U and 3DSWritten by: / / No Comments
In addition to bringing new ways to play games with new chances to share your gameplay experiences with friends, Skylanders and Disney Infinity are doing big business for Activision and Disney Interactive respectively, selling millions of figurines in the burgeoning 'toys to life' genre.
Nintendo signalled its intent to enter this market in early May this year, and this week at E3 2014 announced 'Amiibo' and a range of toys that will add extra features to new (and current) Wii U and 3DS games.
Launching later this year with the first wave of Amiibo toys (collectively referred to as 'Amiibo'), and similar to Skylanders and Disney Infinity figures that store data and level up the more you use them, Nintendo's initiative will let you add new characters and other unannounced features to upcoming games like Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Yoshi's Woolly World, Mario Party 10 and Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, as well as Mario Kart 8.
By simply touching an Amiibo to the Wii U GamePad, and making use of the controller's Near Field Communication (NFC) technology, data will then be read and stored on that figure. Nintendo's Bill Trinen explains just one of the uses of Amiibo with Super Smash Bros. in a great walkthrough video below:
Amiibo – E3 2014 Trailer
By the sounds of it, Amiibo is different to other 'toys to life' games in that the figures won't be limited to just one game, and each toy will affect different games differently. Check out the upcoming first wave of Amiibo in the images below:
Amiibo Images
[nggallery id=627 template="el33t"]
Follow El33tonline's continued coverage of E3 2014 for all of the biggest announcements from the show.
Tags: e32014, nfc, nintendo, screenshots, trailer


text:
I am doing Marcus problem 21 (b) of chapter 3. The setup for this problem is given in problem 20:
Setup: Let $L/K$ be a finite extension of algebraic number fields. Write $R = \mathcal{O}_K$ and $S = \mathcal{O}_L$. Fix a prime $P$ of $R$ and let $Q_1,\ldots,Q_r$ be the distinct primes of $S$ that live above $P$. For each $Q_i$ fix a subset $B_i \subset S$ corresponding to a basis for $S/Q_i$ over $R/P$. For each $i=1,\ldots,r$ and each $j = 1,\ldots,e_i$ fix an element $$\alpha_{ij} \in (Q_i^{j-1} - Q_i^j) \cap \left( \cap_{h \neq i} Q_h^{e_h} \right). $$ Such an element exists because firstly unique factorisation guarantees that for each $i,j$ we can choose an $x_{ij} \in Q_i^{j-1} - Q_i^j$. We then know that the following system of equations has a solution by the Chinese Remainder Theorem: $$ \begin{eqnarray*} x &\equiv& \alpha_{ij} \pmod{Q_i^j} \\ x &\equiv& 0 \pmod{Q_h^{e_h}} \hspace{2mm} (\text{as $h$ runs through all indices not equal to $i$}) \end{eqnarray*}$$ We can now set $x_{ij}$ to be equal to a solution of this system. Now consider the $n = \sum_{i=1}^r e_if_i$ elements $\alpha_{ij}\beta_{il}$, where $\beta_{il} \in B_i$, $1 \leq i\leq r$,$1 \leq j \leq e_i$ and $1 \leq l\leq f_i$. I have proven that these $n$ elements are independent mod $P$, that is to say that their images in $S/PS$ are linearly independent over $R/P$.
Problem 21(b): Call the $n$ elements $\alpha_{ij}\beta_i$ as constructed above $\alpha_1,\ldots,\alpha_n$ with now $K = \Bbb{Q}$. Except we replace $Q_h^{e_h}$ by $Q_h^N$ where $N$ is some large number to be decided later. How do I show that $$p^k | \textrm{disc}(\alpha_1,\ldots,\alpha_n)$$ where $k = \sum_{i=1}^r (e_i - 1)f_i$ ? I have been stuck on this problem for some days now and I can't seem to make any progress on it. What confuses me is what does he mean by $N$ is some large number to be decided later?
Any help is appreciated, but please do not post complete solutions. Thanks.
Edit:* User Sanchez has asked for a definition of the $\beta_{il}$ which I will now define: Recall that for each prime ideal $Q_i$ lying over a prime $p \in \Bbb{Z}$, we have that $S/Q_i$ is an $f_i$ dimensional vector space over $\Bbb{Z}/p\Bbb{Z}$. Let $B_i$ be a subset of $S$ consisting of $f_i$ elements such that the image of each element of $B_i$ under the canonical homomorphism $\pi : S \to S/Q_i$ is a basis element of $S/Q_i$.
Then our $\beta_{i1},\ldots, \beta_{if_i}$ are defined to be the $f_i$ elements in $B_i$.


text:
Home > MINI > MINI Roadster 2013
Below you will find the high resolution car wallpapers for MINI Roadster 2013. You may use the car wallpapers for any of the following widescreen screen resolutions:
1920x1200 | 1680x1050 | 1440x900 | 1280x800
MINI Roadster 2013
MINI Roadster 2013 will premiere at the Detroit Auto Show next month. The first open-top two-seater in the MINI model range provides a spontaneous, unadulterated recipe for urban driving fun. A contemporary take on the compact, open-top sports car concept, the MINI Roadster boasts advanced drive and chassis technology, and a classical, manually operated soft-top roof which can be opened and closed quickly and easily.


text:
The version is correct 1.0. Not 10.0, 1.0. Will it run on Windows 7?
From the The Surveying, Mapping & GIS blog post blast from the past. (direct download link). You'll need Windows 3.1 or Windows for Workgroups, though I wouldn't be surprised if FreeDOS or Wine would work as well (or better!).
arcexplorer can be used for free. But no other arcview can. It is not supported any longer and you will have a tough time finding it. Then you will have a tough time running it the last os it was supported on was win 95.
AV3.2 runs in WINE 1.0.1: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=22816 -- I can't verify this.
AV3.1 seems to run in WINE 1.2.2, Ubuntu 10.4. On my system there seems to be a problem with character I/O and fonts - many text fields are garbled. But otherwise generally seems to work.
You might also consider ArcExplorer Java Edition for Education (AEJEE, pronounced "edgy"): http://edcommunity.esri.com/software/aejee. This is a Java bundle which runs on Mac as well as Windows; and I did get it to work on a Linux system once. AEJEE supports network mapservers (ESRI ArcIMS only unfortunately) and has a "Catalog" function which makes it somewhat more like ArcGIS with training wheels -- but if you're really interested in ArcView on Linux you should probably try WINE again.


text:
You've put in a lot of work there, but ultimately its been wasted.Originally posted by i Love United:
1. Keep the load time quick - im in my second season and takes 2 miniutes to load on a new laptop.
40. In commentry dont say the ball is in row z when the player has just tapped it off the pitch.
What you have to realise is that not everyone plays with top European clubs, so when SI build the game, they have to accomodate features that work on EVERY level, Non league up to Champions league. Sadly a lot of your suggestions are from the elitist point of view.
It never fails to amaze me how many (probably young) posters to this list want the game to be like FIFA/LMA Manager etc etc.
It won't and never will be and Amen to that, quite frankly.....
All I want for FM08 is an improved, more complex match engine and better AI when it comes to Match/Transfers from Managers and Players.
Scott M


text:
Main Content
This item ships within one business day.
$4.99 flat rate shipping. See other shipping options.
You like to be comfy, but you hate covering up your Wolverines pride with some plain hoodie. Luckily, this fleece hoodie from adidas lets your team spirit shine through. It has soft fleece lining and a front pouch pocket so you can keep cozy. Also featuring "Michigan Wolverines" lettering, a school wordmark and a school name printed on the front, this hoodie ensures your Michigan devotion is seen by all!
- Officially licensed collegiate product
- Midweight hoodie suitable for moderate temperatures
- Front pouch pocket
- Texturized screen print graphics
- Hood with drawstring
- Rib-knit cuffs & waist
- Imported
- Soft fleece lining
- 50% Cotton/50% Polyester
- Screen print graphics
- Pullover
- Imported
- Brand: adidas
Wolverines Customers also liked:
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.


text:
Moderators: Nemesis, SpotTheCat
canoli wrote:Never mind. From what I can gather a PSU won't fail slowly it will either work or it won't. Sound right? Maybe it's my mobo....something weird is happening though. Last night I came home and the system was dead. DOA. I pulled the PSU, checked it out (visually, not with a meter) and all looked normal - no bulging capacitors or funkiness inside. Put it back together and the system fired up again. Don't know what the ^(*& is going on...
absurdity wrote:Also worth noting that DOA = Dead on Arrival. Clearly not the case if you've been running the system for two years
canoli wrote:gotcha - although I'm not talking about a "PSU Tester" gadget - I mean a multimeter. There's no simulation going on it's simply reading the voltage at the pin. You basically short-circuit the unit, plug it in and see what each cable reads.
canoli wrote:okay sounds good. No oscilliscope available so I'm stuck with a multimeter. But the process involves jumping across pins 12 n 13? (i think it's 12/13, the Power On and a Grnd). So that's not really shorting it I guess - or maybe it is...I'm a little weak on the terminology. But you sound like you know what you're talking about, can I ask your opinion - is it worth pulling the unit and doing voltage checks? I'm still getting the symptoms - cold boot stutters with a few tries...then finally completes. Thanks!
canoli wrote:Okay so we're speaking the same language ... So, is it worth checking voltages on each cable, esp the 24-pin, seeing what it reads after shorting (forcing it to power up) the unit? I guess if anything checks out way out of tolerance it could be a worthwhile test...yes?
sluggo wrote:If you can get the machine to boot, you can test the voltages under load. Put your voltmeter's ground probe into any cable header with a black wire coming out of it, then probe the 24-pin connector with the voltmeter's V+ lead.
sluggo wrote:Try booting the machine immediately after a shutdown - if it boots right away, the current sense may be the problem. Run the test exactly the same way a few more times to confirm.
canoli wrote:sluggo wrote:If you can get the machine to boot, you can test the voltages under load. Put your voltmeter's ground probe into any cable header with a black wire coming out of it, then probe the 24-pin connector with the voltmeter's V+ lead.
The machine boots fine - after 3 tries. But once the machine is running the 24-pin cable is connected to the mobo header. How can I probe it while it's connected? I'm sure I misunderstand you but maybe you can explain it again if you don't mind.
canoli wrote:sluggo wrote:Try booting the machine immediately after a shutdown - if it boots right away, the current sense may be the problem. Run the test exactly the same way a few more times to confirm.
It never "boots right away" it always stutters, meaning the fans will spin, the lights go on...for 2 or 3 seconds, then it shuts down. It immediately starts back up (on its own) and repeats the same process. (that's 2) On the 3rd try it will go through all the way and boot into Windows as if nothing was wrong. It's been doing that since I can remember and I never cared until the other night when I came home and tried to wake the machine from sleep, found it was totally dead. It came back to life after I tinkered around a bit and as I type it appears nothing is wrong with the system. It's only that damn boot process that shows something is amiss.
Thanks again for your replies S...I appreciate it.
sluggo wrote:...insert the V+ probe into a housing, right alongside the wire that carries the signal you're interested in (+5V, PON, etc ..). When you get in far enough, the tip of the probe will make contact with the metal terminal crimped onto the end of the wire and you can measure that signal. There's nothing to worry about - you can't break the connection nor damage the connector itself. This technique is standard practice in the industry.
sluggo wrote:
I guess I'd start from ground zero. Do a thorough blowout of the dust in the PSU and the motherboard.
sluggo wrote:Re-flash your motherboard's BIOS and reset it to default condition.
sluggo wrote:If you have a spare motherboard around try booting that with this PSU.
sluggo wrote:Tell me more about the UPS. You've got a lot of power demand at start-up - what's this UPS rated for? Also, does the machine go through this restart sequence when the UPS is bypassed and the machine is plugged directly into the wall?
Return to Cases and Power Supplies
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 3 guests


text:
It appears a strength of ours would be jump balls deep, especially one on ones, and why on earth doesn't Borges call this more, to get Gardner and/or Funchess isolated... Let them compete on bombs with the CBs for a jump ball, and theyll get it far more often than not. Instead Denard will go to Funchess once a game deep, and will underthrow it each time. Has anyone else though the same thing? Throw it longer to these two in the endzone and let them jump for it, ala the old Herman Moore plays. I may be saying it is easier than it is, but to me it seems like a screaming strength of ours that has for the most part, been UNTAPPED.
Peppers at 10, which seems low.


text:
When a player purchases a power plant above the maximum limit, and must discard one, does the discard go under the stack of power plants, into a separate pile, or is it removed from the game?
Board & Card Games Stack Exchange is a question and answer site for people who like playing board games, designing board games or modifying the rules of existing board games. Join them; it only takes a minute:
Sign up
Sign up
Here's how it works:
- Anybody can ask a question
- Anybody can answer
- The best answers are voted up and rise to the top
They are discarded, which pretty much means they are removed from the game. The only time a power plant is put back under the stack of plants is during Phase 5: Update the power plant market.
Once a plant is discarded (because of too many plants) or removed from the game (no one bids on a plant in a turn, or someone's house count is higher than a power plant number), they aren't coming back, so "discarded" and "removed from the game" are pretty synonymous.


text:
Shalimar Perfume by Guerlain
Refine Your Selection
- Your Selections:
Guerlain (Designer)
Shalimar (Brand)
4 sizes availableUp to 51% OFF
4 sizes availableUp to 48% OFF
1 size available35% OFF
1 size availableOn sale now
1 size availableOn sale now
1 size availableOn sale now
1 size availableOn sale now
Eau De Parfum Spray 1.7 oz & Maxi Lash Mascara 01 Noir .28 oz
1 gift set available41% OFF
Reviews (429)
1 - 5 (of 429 Reviews)
I have worn Shalimar as long as I have been able to wear it! I am highly allergic to smells and fragrances and not this one!......and men LOVE it......I have never gone past any man with it on that he does not tell me I smell wonderful!........I learned years ago that to buy it in the oil form is the best as although it is for baths, it also heats up because of the bath water, sooooooo if you dab on just a little teensy bit behind the ears of the oil, it will heat up and smell for the entire day, morning to night and beyond!.......Best fragrance in the world!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Written by Robyndale on November 21, 2015
I turn 60 on Sunday, and I have worn Shalimar since I was 13. I have lived in several places in the US. At two different locales, someone has stopped me and has asked, "are you wearing Shalimar?' I once worked for a NASA contractor in California who also asked me the same question becuase he told me his wife wears it. It is such a timeless fragrance, the best ever!
Written by Jewels on December 04, 2014
My husband didn't like some of the scents i wore and went on a mission to find a fragrance he liked. He chose Shalimar over 30 years ago and I have worn it since - and still get compliments on it.
Written by CJinCA on September 29, 2014
1 - 5 (of 429 Reviews)


text:
Our mission at Felton Laboratory School is to promote excellence in learning and instruction. In partnership with South Carolina State University, we provide opportunities for future educators to become highly qualified.
We envision a school that provides opportunities for excellence and prepares students intellectually, physically and socially.
The Felton Laboratory School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, or disability in admission to, treatment in, or employment in its programs and activities. Inquiries regarding nondiscrimination policies should be made to Dr. Gloria D. Winkler, Director at Felton Laboratory School, 300 College Street, South Carolina State University, 803-536-7034 . For further information on federal non-discrimination regulations, including Title IX, contact the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights at email@example.com or call 1(800) 421-3481.
Admission Requirements
Felton Laboratory School Admission Requirements
Contact Felton
Contact Felton
Felton Laboratory School Curriculum
Faculty & Staff
Felton Laboratory School Faculty & Staff
Felton Laboratory School History
Felton Laboratory School Highlights
Felton Laboratory School Library