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I currently have a save going (Clitheroe) which I have on here but that is on the main family computer as my laptop cannot handle all the leagues I have loaded so will try and do 2 stories simultaneously on here. I'm going to do the same idea but have only loaded England down to level 7, Scotland and Wales so hopefully my laptop can handle this after 20 or so seasons!
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I've taken it upon myself to try. Historically Iceland has never had a representative in the group stages of the competition. Working against them further is the fact that all clubs in Iceland are semi-professional. To give you a useful comparable, it's the same status and pay grades as a Blue Square South/North side, possibly a little bit more.
For my challenge I have selected Knattspyrnufélag Reykjavíkur. I could have gone with a first division side, but I don't think it helps anyone, least of all me, when trying to do this challenge. Let's just assume that in five to eight years I could have taken a first division side to the top of the league. This just saves a bit of time.
Knattspyrnufélag Reykjavíkur are based in the capital, that gives them the biggest boost, compared to clubs outside of the capital, because the better the city's reputation the more interested players will be to move there. On top of that they are the most successful club in the league's history, just another helpful boost. I also selected my starting reputation as international, less so for the ability to attract players but more about giving me time to build a team. It is no secret that the lower the reputation the less patient the board is with you.


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For many, a celebration of Independence Day may include fireworks or a barbecue. For some in Easton, the holiday this year included the dedication of a memorial honoring those who've served in uniform.
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Burden said it was appropriate the dedication was being held on the Fourth of July.
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Dallas Eubanks, commander of VFW Post 56 in Leavenworth, said the Revolutionary War created the first generation of American patriots. He said the United States learned that freedom is not free.
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Can I replace all instances of one string expressions in the
For example, let's say I want to replace all
Which operating system are you using? If you're using a *nix based operating system (Mac included), it's probably easiest to do this out of TeX, in the command line / terminal:
(using a combination of
So you'd need:
Hope this helps.
Most advanced text editors have a
For example, Notepad++ on Windows provides this feature. As mentionned in another response to this question, if you are using a *nix-based system, you could quite easily use the command line.
If you use Vim, you can try the following: First open one of your .tex files in vim.
Load the other .tex files from the same directory by opening them in hidden buffers:
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The % is the range (entire file), s denotes the substitution command, string1 is found and replaced by string2 on each line, and g indicates that this is done globally (so not just the first instance on each line). The last part | update will automatically save all the files after the substitution is complete.
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Surprised nobody has posted anything about this yet. According to the U.N., there is a good chance that Palestine is going to be (or has it already?) recognized as a separate state. How does the SD think of how this will change the the situation in the Middle East and its surrounding areas, along with the rest of the world in general? (I can't help but notice that Obama voted that they shouldn't, and then Harper has followed with a no).
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In this Western Alachua County backyard. It's estimated to be 80 feet by 40 feet...and growing.
"My thing is is it gonna spread? Is it gonna continue to open up?"
Luckily, no one's been hurt. The only victims, some things sitting in the backyard and a lot of grass.
This shed though is teetering over...it's future uncertain. But the hole has essentially claimed the this entire property.
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Fonts not showing up correctly in Architect GUI
I have just downloaded the Sencha Complete demo and the fonts on the startup intro message panels and on everything but the Behaviors window/panel in the GUI are outlines. Which makes it almost unreadable! I'm not sure what to do about it is this? I assume it is a bug? I have attached an image to better describe the problem. Any thoughts as to what is happening would be greatly appreciated. Running mac 10.7.5.
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Hello again,
Does anybody know what the default font is for the Architect GUI? I was wonder if maybe it isn't active on my system and a replacement font that is an outline is loading instead of the correct one?
11 Dec 2012 5:22 PM #3
It's "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, "Segoe UI", Segoe, Tahoma, sans-serif
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12 Dec 2012 6:54 AM #4
Thank you Aaron for the reply,
I'm on a Mac and I have "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica and Tahoma. But "Segoe UI" and Segoe are windows font so I don't have those on my system.
The attachment you show seem to be for the font that are showing up correctly within the interface.
I'm talking about the main headings and titles for everything, ie. Settings, Behaviors, Charts so on.
All subcategory fonts work fine not any of the headers, buttons, etc.
I have attached what my starting info screen which as the same problem. As you will see it also has the fonts outlined and difficult to read similar to the GUI.
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No it is not a new model with a retina display. A several year old intel iMac running 10.7.5.
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Could you open the Font Book application and search for the font and see what it looks like?
Do you have the bold outline variation in there?
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I went into Suitcase Fusion search and turned off the Bold Outline version of Helvetica Neue and everything loads correctly. Thank you very much for your help.


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I have recently installed ubuntu 12.04 alongside my windows 7. But i did not created swap volume for ubuntu. There are already 4 partitions on my hard drive ( one windows 7 , one system tools ( windows 7), one for ubuntu and one for common media storage(ntfs)). Therefore Gparted didn't allow me to create any further partition for swap volume.All it said to create an extended partition, but i do not know to do this. I want to create a swap volume out of common media storage. How can i accomplish this?
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After yesterday's announcement of the Kepler telescope finding a huge amount of newly observed exoplanets, i saw a headline claiming that as much as 22% of sun like stars in the universe have planets in their habitable zone. There are loads of stars in the universe, so the number of planets in the habitable zone has to be enourmous. But how many of the stars in the universe are about the same size as our sun?
This is a question that concerns the initial mass function (IMF) - an empirical (that is, defined by observations rather than theory) function that describes the statistical distribution of stellar masses.
Edwin Salpeter (1955) was the first to describe the IMF, though if you read Chabrier (2003) there are some reasonably comprehensive explanations of the theory and history. However, these lecture notes are a fair bit more accessible.
From the approximations in the UCSC lecture notes I linked above, I get that around 4% of stars are between 0.7 and 1.3 solar masses (92% are between 0.1 and 0.7 solar masses!).
There are perhaps 100 billion stars in a galaxy and 100 billion galaxies in the observable universe, giving something on the order of $4\times 10^{20}$ (400 billion billion) stars that are about ($\pm 30\%$) one solar mass.


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Is it correct to say there was some kid in the classroom?
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Yes, some is used in this way to mean 'One or other; an undetermined or unspecified' (Oxford English Dictionary). It can be accompanied by . . . or other after the noun it modifies. It often carries a derogatory sense, I suppose because it sounds dismissive to be no more precise. It's probably more frequent in speech than in writing.
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Here some is used to refer to a particular thing without saying which.
I think it's most often used with something following about who this particular child was or what he did. For example, "There was some kid in the classroom who stole the teacher's answer key" or "There was some kid in the classroom who came from France". In such cases, I think it's quite correct and appropriate: you are saying that you do not have any further indication of which child you are talking about except the statement that follows. Clearly there's a big difference between, "Billy Smith stole the answer key" and "Some kid stole the answer key": The former clearly states who did it; the latter indicates that you either don't know or prefer not to say.
P.S. While the phrasing may be somewhat informal, using the word "kid" rather than "child" or "student" is much more informal.


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According to the latest monthly report issued by the Institute of Supply Management (ISM), the Manufacturing ISM Report On Business is based on data provided monthly by purchasing executives at over 350 industrial companies. It reflects changes in the current month compared with the previous month. Responses are raw data.
"The PMI registered 54.8 percent, an increase of 1.4 percentage points from March's reading of 53.4 percent, indicating expansion in the manufacturing sector for the 33rd consecutive month," said Bradley J. Holcomb, CPSM, CPSD, chair of the Institute for Supply Management.
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Sixteen of the 18 industries reflected overall growth in April, and the New Orders, Production and Employment Indexes all increased, indicating growth at faster rates than in March. The Prices Index for raw materials remained at 61 percent in April, the same rate as reported in March.
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She married Delmer E. Seeba at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Danville, Ill., on April 28, 1946. Juanita was a housewife and worked for 14 years as a nurse's aide at the Johnson County Hospital in Tecumseh. In her spare time she enjoyed collecting and working in the antique business.
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3 Apr 2012 8:46 AM #21
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How could it be such a great tool, when no clear guidelines of how to make it work...
Really poor documentation...
Could anyone provide step by step (including the needed files) tutorial on how to integrate Touch Charts 2 in a Touch 2 application...
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First, thanks for this guys can't wait for the official release
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Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'pseudos' of undefined
I found that the sencha-touch(-debug).js in this zip is not the same as the standard release (by a quite a few lines)
so I would suggest moving the sencha-touch files along with the touch-chart
Hope it helps
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beta not working on iphone
Has anyone tried sencha touch 2 charts beta example for the stock chart on an iphone? I just tried the provided example on iphone and nothing appears. Has anyone else encountered similar issue?
26 Jun 2012 5:26 PM #25
Scatter plot marker shapes in touch charts 2
Can we change the shape of the plot marker in the scatter chart of touch charts 2??
Iam trying to change the shape from circle to cross, but it does not seem to work.
Any help will be appriciated!!
27 Jun 2012 11:09 PM #26
When can we see stable version of Sencha Charts 2.0
15 Aug 2012 11:58 AM #27
The examples implementing MVC doesn't make use of the autoloading feature of ST2 and I can't get it to work
Any ideas on the release date of the final version? Or...does anybody have a working example?
Thanks and congratulations for all Sencha products, Sencha rocks!!
15 Aug 2012 12:21 PM #28
Yes it would be great to see some of these examples working with the latest sencha-touch.js from the sdk.
I keep getting the 'cannot read property pseudos of undefined' error when swapping it in.
15 Aug 2012 12:47 PM #29
Sencha Touch 2.1 (beta) has an updated version of Charts
The charts components are further updated with Sencha Touch 2.1 SDK. See this Touch SDK 2.1 Beta 2 release forum announcement for more information.
We have made a lot of performance enhancement since the original charts 2.0 beta. Please try out the latest chart components in the Touch 2.1 SDK releases.Edmund Leung
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23 Aug 2012 1:38 PM #30
So when can we hope to see a production ready version of Charts and Touch SDK that work together that we can use for product development?
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Seeing how this is posted on the front page...I'm taking my coments from the coffee house post and put it here.
|Good to see the code room hasn't been cancelled like I thought it had last week.
Dude Joe Stagner's in this episode.....he's one of the best security guys I know. Check out his digital black belt series from last year.
From the episode....
"3 million dollars" in a black duffel bag...and that's the level of excitement?!?!? Developers sure are bad actors....but we already knew that.
From the episode.....
Casino manager...."I'm concerned:.....wait you just lost 3 million dollars and your just "concerned"?!?! wow.....poor acting strikes again.
Best line from the whole episode: "can you toss me the cookie"
Lastly....it's called the code room....in this episode I saw very little actual code....actually was this a java app, or a .NET app? I don't even know what Microsoft technologies were profiled, if any?
I hope this isn't a troubling trend for future episodes.
toast wrote:The funny thing for me was the style of production. It was done like the kind of 'educational' clips you might see on early morning TV, like at 3 AM, LOL. Hilarious and difficult to take seriously unless you know about the reality of what they were trying to convey.
slaneyrw wrote:I just went to order the Security resource kit, but it's only available for US people only
The link on the page for Australia has absolutely not mention of this kit anywhere.
Can we poor backward folk from DownUnder order a copy, or are we going to be left to hassle our australian MS contacts ?
I thought it was very good. Gave me some info that I will watch for in my code. It's too easy to have a script-kiddie coder come in and right a quick web site for a cheap price. One of the first things I was told when I started asking questions was 'Parameterized Queries'!!!
I think when it comes to demos for code, string queries SHOULD BE BANNED. I've seen to many demos where they drop in a SQL string, tie it to an adapter and some controls... and there's the page. I know they are trying to demo how the controls work, but I think security should be part of every demo, even if it's not mentioned. Don't show SQL strings in code, show your demos using parameters.
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I thought this Episode of The Code Room was very good. I can't say I was at all worried about the acting but all in all, it's the content that matters and in reality, this scenario is real and unfotunately monetary-fueled crime is common nowadays so, in terms of true-to-life concepts, I couldn't have thought of a better plot myself.I thought the addition of Joel Scambray in this Episode was excellent, he is an excellent Security Evangelist, Speaker and Co-Author of many a book on system Security and it was enjoyable to see his expertise being put to work.
I would have appreciated detailed explainations of the techniques being used but overall, I think the Episode is easy to understand and follow regardless of whether you're interested in Security or not, it's user-friendly and if we want to help others and
others about Security, then video-based scenarios are ideal.
Alternatively allow them to read "Secrets & Lies" by Bruce Schneier and tell you with a straight face that they are not at all worried about the Security of their home computer. It's an excellent book; I fully recommend it.
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AdmSteck wrote:Where is episode 4? Are you continuing production of this show? I really enjoyed the first three episodes. They were a great way of learning something new without sitting through the standard webcast (still interesting, just not as fun) I would really like to see more episodes like the first where you can see the thought process the developers go through to get to the final result. The first episode felt like they were challanged and thinking for themselves, not just reading a script.
Great Show, dying to see more.
Its nice to see a informational video with decent quality and set out nice and easy.
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By Arthia Nixon Florida/Georgia Star
Brunswick Commissioner James M. Brooks, was arrested for obstruction of justice in the death of the 13 month old shot in his stroller.
He also has a six-count indictment claiming he aceepted payment from applicants for city police jobs, liquor licenses and permits. He was said to influence other officials on their behalf. Additionally, Brooks was charged with three counts Continue Reading


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We are trying to implement transformations to evaluate the incomplete integral of the third kind $\Pi(n;\phi|m)$ for arbitrary inputs, and I can't find any references for how to calculate this function with phase $\phi$ less than zero or greater than $\pi/2$.
Are there periodic identities for this function for various ranges of $m$ and $n$? Plotting it in Mathematica tends to suggest there is, but the DLMF only lists periodicity for elliptic integrals of the first two kinds.
Update: Wolfram has a periodicity equation for $-1\le n\le 1$ although in practise it seems to work for $n<-1$ as well. But I'm still looking for a similar equation for $n>1$.
2nd update: mjqxxxx below gives periodicity for $n>1$, but for $m=1$ things are slightly different. (I'm trying to be complete.) Here's the real part for $\Pi(n>1,\phi|m=1)$:
Which is symmetric around $\phi=\pi/2$ but anti-symmetric around $\phi=0$. But here's the strange one, the imaginary part:
Symmetric around $\phi=0$ but around $\phi=\pi/2$ the symmetry breaks down. Can the function be mapped from the region $\pi/2<\phi<\pi$ back to $0<\phi<\pi/2$?


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I don't have a lot of memory and sometimes, when I play video games, its get full and my computer start freezing, anything I do take more than 1 minutes before getting done that include mouse move and mouse click.
So what I want is to be able to kill some process I use and I know I can kill (like my Internet browser) before the memory get full so I have little more space left. Do you know a way to do it ?
In technical terms, what I want is that when the memory is almost full it trigger a script that will send a SIGTERM (order to close) to my Internet browser so my PC don't freeze and I can choose to save whatever I'm doing and reopen my browser or forget about my browser.
Thanks for your help.


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I'm not new to QFT, yet there are some matters which are quite puzzling to me. I often come across the statement that real particles (the ones we actually measure in experiments, not virtual ones) are "slightly off-shell". What does this actually mean? To my knowledge, something being off-shell means that it violates the relativistic energy-momentum relation. But how can this be possible for particles we actually consider to be "physical"? Please fill me in on the mathematical/experimental backing for such a statement to any degree of detail necessary.
See for instance the comments on my answer to Are W & Z bosons virtual or not?.
Basically the claim is that the observed particle represents a path internal to some Feynman diagram and accordingly there is a integral over it's momentum.
I'm not a theorist, but as far as I can tell the claim is supportable in a pedantic way, but not very useful.
The reason people say this is because all particles you see are absorbed after a finite time, and the notion of on-shell is asymptotic. The finite time means that they are really internal lines in a diagram, and so ever-so-slightly off shell. The exactly on-shell S-matrix is an asymptotic quantity, relevant only in the holographic limit.
This aspect of quantum field theories also finds expression in the "infraparticle" approach. The basic idea is to discuss the soft photon field and a "bare" particle together, and call it a "dressed" particle. The propagator of a dressed electron can be computed in the infrared to be of the form $\frac{k\cdot\gamma+m}{(k^2-m^2+\mathrm{i}\epsilon)^{1-\alpha/\pi}}$, instead of the bare particle propagator $\frac{k\cdot\gamma+m}{k^2-m^2+\mathrm{i}\epsilon}$. In the ultraviolet, however, at short distances, where perhaps one might want this point of view to hold more than at large distances, this approximation falls apart.
The "slightly off-shell" that you speak of is equivalent to the fact that the effective propagator is not (the Feynman propagator version of) a delta function in momentum space.
A lot of this was worked out in the 50s and 60s, but my understanding is that it has been displaced by the success of the mathematics of the renormalization group. You could look at section II of Thomas Appelquist and J. Carazzone, Phys. Rev. D 11, 2856–2861 (1975), "Infrared singularities and massive fields", which is a brief, quite readable review at that time (which is where I found the propagator above). Still, there are recent references on the Wikipedia page.
I'm a little out of my depth here, but this is as well as I can express it here. Of course, according to Feynman we're all a little out of our depth with QFT.
For a real particle to be off-shell, it is sufficient to be in an external field of some sort. It is not necessary to be "absorbed". "Absorbed" are virtual particles, for example, "virtual photons" who describe non propagating fields like a Coulomb one.
For a Compton scattering, the real electron is "off-shell" during interaction with the real photon, i.e., while being in its field.


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Slipstreaming means to include the SP3 updates into Windows XP, so that you don't have to install SP3 separately again. Here's how you can do it.
Slipstream Windows XP SP3
I think slipstreaming means removing the unwanted parts of windows. Isn't it? On the other hand, you can add some 3rd party softwares. As i have been using nLite for last one year. Its a great software to customize/automate the Windows Installation CD/DVD..
Yes you are right, but it also includes incorporating updates and new files, nLite is the best software.
is there any other software for customized Windows Installation ?


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Interesting... Thought True Temper was a golf shaft company, didnt know they made other products? Definitely the same logo though
I think I need to buy one of these and send it to my brother who just moved to Florida; ya know, as a joke;)
Then I need to buy one for myself cuz nothing sucks more then a rear wheel drive car in the snow (stupid mustang) I've ruined several floor mats over the years in that stupid, yet fun in the sun car
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In case of an emergency, you can also try using your floor mats for additional tire traction.
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Barbecue Lovers Guide to Austin by Gloria Corral
I have been to Austin Texas and have eaten at a few joints. I loved the food there and the ambiance and it was a place I can't wait to go back to. Texas holds a near and dear place to my heart. Gloria Corral has created a simple guide of over 70 joints all around Austin BBQ. The book is only $9.95 a great deal!
She moved to Austin in 2008 after living in San Francisco. She fell in love with all things BBQ and the lo and slow techniques. After travelling around eating at all these joints she came up with Barbecue Lovers Guide to Austin. (I would have loved to tag along with her for her adventure sounds like it was a blast! )
It really is a simple guide. 2 pages for each joint. All in black and white.
It does not offer much in the way of critiquing the food as it is just a road-map guide of BBQ joints all around Texas. I am ok with this- Its the perfect size to throw in your glove box if you are on a Texas adventure. I like the fact that there is a pinpoint map for each of the sections Downtown, East, South, North, West, Northwest Austin, Round Rock Area, the Outskirts and New In town.
Having done my own BBQ crawls in the past the maps are really user friendly allowing a person to maximize their time.
I even like he Barbecue Trivia and New In Town (Try the Shed!) sections at the back of the book.
The book has been so well received already that Gloria is working on the second edition with expanded content and recipes. Ill be sure to get that copy as soon as it comes out. Its sure to be equally if not more enjoyable than this first guide.