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I'm looking for recommended reading on difference in voting patterns between men and women - both empirical data and theoretical explanations. In particular, have any significant biases (in terms of political spectrum or specific issues) been confirmed when comparing male and female voting patterns?
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I imagine there would be a huge literature on this topic. I found one interesting article by Inglehart and Norris (2000). I recommend reading the article. The article reports empirical findings relating to gender differences in voting patterns across countries and over time. It also discusses some of the proposed reasons for these differences.
The authors note that gender is generally not as important as class, region, or religion in voting patterns and in the formation of political parties.
To quote a few particular passages:
To explain this movement of women tending to vote for left wing candidates, they offer what they call the Developmental Theory of Gender Realignment:
In short, the article is well worth reading particularly for the way they have summarised various empirical sources of information regarding gender differences.


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Last year, Racey celebrated 10 years with the critically acclaimed Broadway By The Year series at New York's Town Hall where he also directed Brooklyn to Hollywood, starring Tovah Feldshuh, and the 2008 Nightlife Awards. Also at Town Hall, he directed and choreographed the world premier of All Singin', All Dancin'.
Racey choreographed the world premier of Turn of the Century (Chicago's Goodman Theatre) directed by Tommy Tune, starring Jeff Daniels and Rachel York. He also choreographed the 2008-09 White Christmas national tour and was Associate Director for Jeff Calhoun's High School Musical, High School Musical 2 (Fox, Atlanta) and Shenandoah (Ford's Theatre DC, starring Scott Bakula).
Racey recently won his second Connecticut Critic Circle award for Outstanding Choreography in Annie Get Your Gun. His first award was for his portrayal of Charley in Where's Charley, both at the Goodspeed Operahouse.
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Starcraft - That game is so well made that it's still really fun to play today.
Halo 3 - I'm a Halo junkie. I enjoyed the adventures of Master Chief and I like playing it online, even though I'm not very good.
Archon - One of my favorite games on the Commodore 64. I had some awesome times playing that.
Mail Order Monsters - Similar battle mechanism as Archon, but you could customize your characters. What's not to like?
Street Fighter II - I could elaborate. Or I could just kick your butt. Sonic Boom!
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1. Portal- amazing game and really initive
2. Gears of war- just the grpahics, and the gameplay are amazing, although the story could be better and the weak end
3. Bioshock- i LOVE this game the art style is just really really good and it works so perfectly.
4. MGS3- this game has the best most immersive story i h-+ave ever played and while it may not be for everyone (very weird) it is great.
5. Bunrout 3- while this is not the best game in the sereis (that is paradise)
it is the fastest and most arcadey
too many toehrs tbh but those ones rule (Y)
5 favorite games
I love how many people listed a Zelda game. I also focused on games I love to play rather than my technical and/or design oriented favorites because the differences are paramount. So, in no particular order....
1. Zelda: A link to the Past (Most any Zelda game for that matter)
2. Metroid Prime
3. Starcraft
4. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
5. Bioshock
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Some classic games for me:
1) Imperium Galactica - I can't put into words how much fun I had with this game back in the day. The in-game videos were great, the RTS element & a neat little storyline to keep me occupied (I like my games to have some form of narrative). And it had lots of "Little things". You know from the saying "It's the little things that make up life." Like the concept that you control the game from on board a spaceship, and have the ability to wander around and stare out of the window for a bit. Doesn't do anything practical, but it's a nice touch.
2) Tie Fighter (CD Edition) - What can I say? This game was epic! You get to fly with Darth Vader, and can get your arm branded by the emperor himself! Don't speak... just enjoy it.
3) Tachyon: The Fringe - Another space combat sim. I particularly like this because of the storytelling. It's got a branching storyline. You are blamed for destroying a space station & exiled from civilised space, shortly into the game you can choose to fly with the slow, rusty looking ships of some colonists defending their home... Fighting the good fight, as it were. Alternatively you can sell out to the corporation trying to clear the colonists out, so you can get to the noble task of making money. You ships are better, and look nice and shiney, but you feel cold and heartless. This game probably has the best voice acting of any of the games I own. The characters really do pull you in. They even make you feel guilty when you start typing in cheat codes, by calling you pathetic etc!
4) Rainbox Six 3: Ravenshield - My favorite FPS of.... ever! It manages to resist the urge to follow counterstrike. So there is no jumping, pulling out a smaller weapon doesn't suddenly negate the weight of your big machine gun, and the choice of weapons is immense (I think it was around 46 guns in total, each with different attachments, then different types of grenades & explosives). I particularly liked playing this when someone left the multiplayer server on the default settings. 4 minute cooperative match (upto 8 humans, vs 40 AI terrorists) Hostage rescue, with the map only progressing upon completion. Some maps wouldn't change for days. It's difficult enough just to rescue the hostages at all on high settings, but in 4 minutes your group of random players who've never met before, have to function like a well oiled guillotine. You get such a sense of accomplishment from winning.
5) (hmm..... what to chose for my last one?) Drakan: Order of the flame - Ok you may or may not have heard of this one. Think Tomb Raider, with swords, axes, goblins, giants and most importantly... Dragons. 3rd person perspective game where you round around an open landscape killing various creepy monsters, eventually you find a Dragon, and he helps you throughout the rest of the game. You can climb on the dragon & control it, or dismount and kill everyone on foot. Not great voice acting, & the graphics didn't age very well, but this game is the GOD of "Little things". As an example... every creature & object in the game has it's own scale setting, so if you have a group of 4 goblins, they will all be the same model, but slightly different sizes. The way the Dragon's animations change during flight is good too. If flying level or upwards results in flapping, but if you descend, he glides. He will also move his head to look at you when you've dismounted and are near by. The level designs are very well thought out too. They give the impression of freedom, but you always find yourself winding up where the designers want you to. Finally my Favorite little thing, involves limbs... When you hit something with your sword or axe, if you hit it right, you can sever an arm or a hand, which then.... (wait for it) bleeds! And I don't mean, a red texture around it, the blood actually sprays out, in the direction their arm is points whilst they flail it around landing up walls and on the ceiling. Nothing quite beats some good looking arterial bleeding.
ps. I would have done the likes of Dune 2, Elite 3 and the Wing Commander series, but I though a spread of genres is better.
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5 of my favorite games:
1. ICO - this game was so original in its concept and so much fun playing. in addition it had the most amazing graphics I saw in a PS2 game, I sometimes just stood on a bridge and looked at the view.
2. Gabriel Knight series - in my opinion one of the best games from the quests era, they had a good and solid plot, and some of them had Tim Curry - who could ask for more
3. 7th guest - This was the first game I played when I got my very first CD-ROM drive, the graphics were amazing for its time, the atmosphere was dark and the puzzles were a lot of fun and this is just pure nostalgia for me.
4. Silent Hill - The reason I love this series (though I didn't get to play all of it yet) is mostly becuase of the way they used the static sound coming from the radio to warn you about monsters approaching - its an ingenious way to use the sound in the game to realy put preasure and intimidate the player (your radio starts emiiting a strong static sound while you're in the middle of a foggy street, you search around frantically for the monster - EEK!)
5. God Of War 1 - amazing story combined with amazing graphics
Location: Edmonton, AB (Outside the gates... of Bioware)
Five Faves? Let's do this! (No Particular Order)
Medal of Honor: Allied Assault - Easily the most jaw dropping and heart thumping game of it's time for me. Right off the bat, you're crammed in a tiny tin box and sailing away, explosions to the left and right, gunfire to the front... I was so freaked out I jumped off a dead guy and over the side.
Final Fantasy 6 - I loved the story, the characters, the reality of exploration, the score, the art, the systems. I also actually hated Kefka.
River City Ransom - It's my joy to say this is the best beat em up ever created. If you haven't played it, do it, somehow (Preferably legal, and I play this every sunday on my Wii if you want to come over)
Super Mario Bros 2 - In what everyone called a crazy copy of some other game (Doki Doki Panic I think) is one of my favorite Mario's mostly because of the neat art, warps, and most of all, Boss battles.
Dungeons And Dragons (Tabletop) - This is a game, just not really a video game. I enjoy imagination and whether I was Dungeon Master or Player, this was the ORIGINAL social experience and generated millions of quotable memories. Nothing has really topped this to date.
Feel free to grill me on any of those choices!
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1) Fire Emblem Path of Radiance. Great artwork, characters, interesting plot, fun game play found in all the series. PoR has the best of all I've played so far
2) Zelda Twilight Princess. I hated Windwaker, but I'm glad I have the series a second shot. Did everything right that Windwaker did wrong, the graphics and worlds are stunning, and Linky is so adorabibble as a wolf
3) Civilization III--Who doesn't want to conquer the world?
4) Pokemon Red--I love pokemon, what can I say? The newer pokemon games just don't seem to compare though, and they don't have the MissingNo# cheat either.
5) Egyptian Ratscrew--ok so it's a simple card game. But I get VERY violent when I play it. I'm surprised that videogames have gotten blamed for encouraging violence but this hasn't. I've bodyslammed, scratched, slapped, roared at etc people who've tried to slap that sandwich before me, I'm not going to lie.
My five favorite games in terms of quality of characters, dialogue, and story:
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Great story, great twist. Romance subplots left something to be desired, but they were far better than Baldur's Gate, for example.
Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits Whenever I mention this game, people look at me funny. Nobody knows about this game and the developer who localized it isn't even in operation anymore, as far as I can tell. But I love this game. The plot is a bit cliche but it's done in a novel way. It's also one of the best games I've seen at making even insignificant NPCs have personality and importance.
Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus It's fairly amusing to me that next to RPGs, platformers have some of the best characters/stories. Though the story is fairly simple, the characterization (dialogue, especially) makes it charming, humorous, and intelligent.
Planescape: Torment There are all-too-many games now that use the 'mysterious stranger' character, but Torment did it very well, I thought. And it was a very gritty game, just as Planescape should be. Plus with nearly 1million words of dialogue it was one of the most 'verbose' games ever created.
Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines I love White Wolf and especially World of Darkness, but I only just recently played through VtM:B. Great adaptation of the vampire's world. Wonderful characters with realistic, mature dialogue. And though I enjoyed the sub-quests more than the over-arcing storyline, I felt it did the franchise justice.
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - Kelley Monogue notched a pair of first-half goals and Meghan Streight added a second-half tally to help No. 9 Texas A&M Soccer bring home the bacon with a 3-1 win over Arkansas at Razorback Field on Friday evening.
The Aggies maintained its prowess on set pieces in the triumph with one corner kick goal and one free kick goal. A&M has at least one set piece goal in all nine SEC games and a total of 13 in league action.
The victory improved Texas A&M to 13-2-1 overall and 7-1-1 in SEC play. With 22 points, the Aggies moved past Missouri (21 points) for second place in the SEC overall standings. A&M trails Florida, who moved up to 24 points following a 2-1 victory over Mizzou on Friday evening.
With the win, the Aggies maintained their seven-point lead over Auburn in the SEC Western Division standings. Texas A&M can wrap up the division title, outright, with a win on Sunday coupled by with a victory by Arkansas over visiting Auburn.
Monogue lit the fuse on the Aggies' offense at the halfway mark of the first half. Shea Groom used speed and desire to get past two defenders and work the ball to end line on the left side. She launched a cross into the box that caused problems for Arkansas defenders. A deflection put the ball to the foot of Monogue who launched a shot from the penalty spot to stymie an unfortunate Arkansas goalkeeper and the Aggies staked claim to a 1-0 advantage with 22:31 remaining until the intermission.
Texas A&M continued its success on set pieces in league action to inflate the cushion to 2-0. In the 30th minute, Chelsea Jones delivered a perfect corner kick offering from the left corner arc. Monogue, who was standing three yards off the near post, made easy work of the header, flicking it into the net for the two-goal lead.
With 8:11 remaining in the first half, the Razorbacks (6-8-1, 3-5-1 SEC) took advantage of an errant back pass by the Aggies to trim the lead to 2-1. Allie Chandler found the ball at her feet in unmarked 20 yards out on the right side. She dribbled parallel to the end line, settling for a shot at the top of the penalty box, putting it to the right side of a diving Jordan Day.
The Aggies were weaning off a 2-1 lead, when they used another set piece to add an insurance goal in the 76th minute. Jayne Eadie booted a free kick from 10 yards right of the center circle. Her offering found Streight six yards in front of the goal mouth. Streight got a boot on the pass to redirect it past the Razorbacks' netminder, and the Texas A&M lead snowballed to 3-1 with 13:16 remaining in the contest.
Day went the distance in goal for the Aggies. She made four saves, including three while A&M was protecting a one-goal lead early in the second stanza.
Texas A&M owned a decisive advantage in shots, 21-13, and edges in shots on goal, 7-5, and corner kicks, 5-4.
The Aggies return to action on Sunday when they travel to Nashville for a 1 p.m. contest against the Vanderbilt Commodores.
Head Coach G Guerrieri
On scoring on set pieces: In both instances we got great services. First the corner kick from Chelsea Jones and then the free kick from Jayne Eadie. Both were put in places where we can win balls. And on both goals we had aggressive finishes.
On the importance of A&M's third goal: It was a big goal. It stopped the frantic pace the game had begun to take.
On Kelley Monogue's two goals: She's special in front of goal. We're lucky to have her.
On getting a win on the road: Three more points on the road. One more road game to play on Sunday, which we know will be hard place to play. I'm proud of the players for what they did today:
On the play in the second half: In the early part of the second half, Arkansas really came out with a lot of energy. The maturity of our team really came through as we weathered through that and were able to get more and more possession in the midfield to take over.
Sophomore forward Kelley Monogue
On scoring off set pieces: We just all want to score in the box. We have good tenacity to get the ball into the back of the net. Chelsea gave me a perfect ball and all I had to do was flick it in.
On her first goal: Shea (Groom) has really good speed and she works really hard. Once she got around the corner I knew she would play it back near the PK spot so I settled in and waited for the ball.
Sophomore midfielder Meghan Streight
On her goal in second half: Jayne (Eadie) played a great ball in. I just did everything I could to finish it. It was important to get the two-goal lead at that point.
On her versatility in the game: I just played wherever the team needed me. I just did everything I could to help us get the win.


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I want to publish my map is created in QGIS 1.7.4 version on to the web.Can u pls suggest me how to publish the map with proper documentaion and screen shots if possible?
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use Quantum GIS (QGIS) Web Client here and QGIS Server which @Gabriel Giroux stated above.
i hope it helps you...
MapServer is also an open-source (free option) that requires an Apache Web Server. There are tutorials at www.mapserver.org as well as installation instructions, and plenty of examples.
Before publishing your QGIS project make sure that you have QGIS Server up and running. To accomplish that process I recommande you to have a look to this link below that explain step by step how to install ang configure QGIS server.


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There are some nice restoration perks I'm trying to level up for.
Does (dual) casting heal when your health is full gain restoration experience?
If not, what are some good restoration leveling techniques?
There are some nice restoration perks I'm trying to level up for.
Does (dual) casting heal when your health is full gain restoration experience?
If not, what are some good restoration leveling techniques?
No, it does not. Skills only level when the game judges them to have been "usefully" employed; in the case of spells, that means the spell must have had some noticeable effect. Casting healing spells at full health does nothing, nor does casting damage spells into a wall or armor spells without entering combat.
For leveling restoration, your best bet is to use the turn undead spell line, which gives skill increases very quickly. Head to your favorite barrow and start sending the skeletons fleeing before you kill them.
I would strongly caution against "boosting" non-damage skills in Skyrim. You risk your character leveling up too rapidly without having the combat skills he needs to survive. These techniques are best employed to catch up support skills that have fallen behind.
There are actually many techniques to leveling restoration in Skyrim. I found myself needing to do this in order to balance my character better; I had completed the main quest line so was merely playing for the hell of it.
How it works
The trick for leveling spell-based skills is to cast the spell so that it will have some affect or rather: change the environment/game.
In the case of restoration spells and therefore leveling it, you'll need to cast a restoration spell -- Healing, Fast Healing, Close Wounds for instance -- so that it gives you health. Casting on a full health bar won't give you experience.
To summarise: the general idea is to take some damage and then cast a restoration spell.
Leveling restoration by spells alone
So, one way in which to harm yourself so you can heal straight away; and do so in a controlled manner, is to cast the alteration spell Equilibrium -- which converts health to magicka for the duration of the cast, but can kill you -- and then heal once your health is low enough for the restoration spell to apply.
I personally found this a little slow so opted for the slightly modified method below.
Taking constant damage
An alternative method is to stand on a device or area that will harm you constantly, such as a under a fire trap or as in this example the wind at the top of High Hrothgar that leads to the Throat of the World. In the latter case (slight-spoiler alert!) you just have to walk towards the winds to stumble and take damage, at which point you can dual-wield a restoration spell and cast as soon as your health gets too low.
You could also find a pack of wolves, a bear (if you can take the damage), spiders or other pack-based enemies and not attack but dual-wield your restoration spell so you don't die. This saves on having to cast two spells and has the added benefit of leveling armor and such skills. Do bear in mind though, that leveling multiple skills like this will yield your overall level increasing which could mean you'll end up fighting mobs that are too high for your combat skills.
As I said above, I opted for the winds at High Hrotgar as you only need to concentrate on casting the restoration spell and the damage is constant which makes it all a little faster to do, unlike the Equilibrium route.
You could always just use flames and healing at the same time on shadowmere (poor shadowmere he's just a big ol' punching bag). Hope this helps =)
Get your enchanting to 100 and claim the beginning perk five times, so your enchanting power is doubled. Then choose the perk that gives you a 25 percent boost to skill enchants. After that get four grand or black souls. Enchant four pices of clothing that allow you to enchant with restoration cost reduction, each piece should reduce the cost of your restoration magic by 25 percent. Make sure you have the ebony mail. Now you'll want to perform the armor glitch. If you don't know how to do it there is a you tube video that shows how, just search Skyrim armor glitch. After doing the armor glitch so you are wearing all four pieces of your enchanted gear and the ebony mail, you will need to find a caged enemy. Get close enough to the enemy and use a single handed healing hand spell. The ebony mail will damage the enemy at the same rate your healing hand spell will heal. Rubberband or tape down the spell button and after awhile your restoration will reach 100, but just make to press the y or triangle button occasionally to prevent your controller from turning off. This method takes, but it is easy to do.
Find any body of water without slaughterfish that you can easily extricate yourself from (or at least your head and hands for casting) and then emerge from the water right before drowning and heal yourself. Submerge, rinse, repeat. It's as easy as using shampoo and you don't have to travel to some remote hard to reach locale and you can start doing this immediately at first level!
I think you should just go up to a guard and hit him get him mad and say id rather die then go to prison, and then just let him hit you, and you just use fast healing. And to make it faster set it to Legendary but be careful because they will be strong. Hope this help's! :)
Bring an invincible follower then go to high hrothgar courtyards go to the wind up the stairs in the back beside the big tower put your follower in the wind wait until he/she crouches and cast healing hands wait an hour if you run out of magika or just use the 100% free restoration 25% on each armour piece necklace, ring, bracers, and cuirass i found this useful because i am just trying to level everything to 100 while being level 101
Any type of healing is honestly the slowest way of leveling up restoration. All you have to do is cast turn undead repeatedly on any undead in a cave. Buy the best turn undead spell you can use at your level and wear whatever you can to reduce the amount of magicka that restoration costs. It will level you so much faster than healing.
i found my self using equilibrium and healing at the same time witch cancels each other out allowing you to sit there and hold both spells for as long as you please and gain level in both areas. also keep in mind that it may appear as if its not doing anything cause your magicka and health bar eventually fade away and this is only because the two spells are canceling each other out but sense they are both active working on restoring the health you lose and magicka you are losing at the same time the game counts it as an active and/or notable spell and it adds points to those two skills at an equal rate.
if you dont already have the spell equilibrium check out this link to a youtube video with a walk through on how to obtain the spellits a very informative video and helped me on obtaining the spell myself
Use the alteration spell Equilibrium and any form of healing spell at the same time is a good way to level it up quick but it isn't the fastest way


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Why if one have an $\varepsilon$-expansive homeomorphism $T:X \rightarrow X$ ($X$ a compact metric space) and a given partition $D$ of $X$ which has diameter smaller than $\varepsilon$ the sequence of refined partitions $D_n = \bigvee_{i = -n}^n T^{-i} D$ has diameter converging to zero ?
Recall that a $\varepsilon$-expansive homeomorphism $T$ is such that given any two distinct points $x$ and $y$ there exist $n \in \mathbf{Z}$ such that $d(T^nx, T^ny) > \varepsilon$
I can see intituively why this is true, somehow the refined partitions have less an less points in its members precisely because they have diameter less than epsilon but $T$ keeps separating points (and i fact open sets of points) at distance greater than $\varepsilon$.
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When playing fm I'm usually listening to my music and hate having to. Alt. Tab out to switch.
In future fm's would it be possible to implement a music player into. The skins?
You could import. Music like itunes. Does
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I had heard that one existed, but I can't seem to find it online. I'll be near Chinatown, but I can take BART to anywhere in the city to catch a bus. A cheap train would also work.
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If you're looking for public transportation in the greater San Francisco Bay area, the place to start is always 511.org. A little looking around there will lead you to the Golden Gate Transit site, where you can find a map of their service area.
On that map, draw a vertical line down between Sonoma and St. Helena, and a horizontal line between Novato and Petaluma. The area from the top left corner down to where your two lines meet is Sonoma County.
Looking at the maps and schedules, the direct bus routes are Route 80 and Route 101, both of which leave San Francisco from:
The next thing you'll have to figure out is where you want to go: the city of Sonoma, Sonoma Valley, or Sonoma County? For the first two, you'll have to get off (probably in Petaluma) and transfer to a local bus.
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- Stomp a big circle in the snow and two intersecting paths through the middle of the circle. Where the paths meet, stomp out a small safe zone. The figure should look like a circle with an x in it, with a stomped-out circle in the center. Choose one person to be the fox; all other players are geese. The fox chases the geese and tries to tag one of them. All players must run only on the paths, and geese can't be tagged when they're standing in the safe zone. As soon as the fox catches a goose, that goose becomes the new fox.
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I just installed sencha sdk tools 2.0.0-Beta and when I type the command "sencha package packager.json", it hangs after adding the file '.....build\native\proguard-project.txt'. There is a big blank space and then the command finishes. I don't know if the build is successful or not. I don't think it is. I'm trying to natively deploy my android app but I haven't had any luck. Any help would be appreciated. thanks.
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If you have the fork in hand, it's easy enough to directly measure the outer diameter of the steerer tube using a set of calipers or a ruler across the top. The common threaded headset size is 1" (25.4mm), but 1 1/8" (28.6mm) is not unheard of.
If you have only the frame and are trying to measure from the inner diameter of the head tube, then you are measuring for the outer diameter of the headset cups. For a 1" headset this should be 30.1mm, for a 1 1/8" headset this should be 33.9mm, give or take at most 0.2mm.
1980's should be too early, but Cannondale also experimented with oversize head tubes at several points - if the fork or frame is larger than that specified for the 1 1/8" size, you'll probably want to look into a different fork, and probably a reducing headset as parts are going to be almost impossible to find.
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I am trying to take input from a form, add it to an array, and
print_r that array to the screen.
My problem is that the input from the form only replaces the first (and only) element in the array.
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DENVER � The Bayfield High School volleyball team wanted to inside-out Colorado Springs Christian School to open this state tournament.
Consider that mission accomplished � with an exclamation point.
The Wolverines used the middle hitters to open up holes for the outside hitters and made quick work of Colorado Springs Christian School on Friday, winning 3-0 (25-21, 25-15, 25-15) in their opening match of the CHSAA Class 3A Girls Volleyball State Championships at the Denver Coliseum.
Third-seeded Bayfield (23-3), which has been to state four years running, got 15 kills out of 6-5 middle Kirstie Hillyer and 14 more out of Jen Phelps, who was effective both inside and outside of the Wolverines� attack. Jordyn Harrison had 20 digs and Lindsey Reinmuth 17, while sophomore setter Suzie Rhodes impressed in her first state start, tallying 36 assists.
Hillyer opened the match with a block point, and Phelps, who rotates both in the middle and outside, capped the night with an emphatic kill from the middle. In between, Bayfield used its middle attack so well, particularly Hillyer, that at one point, a young CSCS fan pointed out: �It�s not fair. She doesn�t even have to jump,� the fan said about the Wolverines� 6-5 middle.
It wasn�t quite that exaggerated � Hillyer got off the ground just fine, thanks � but head coach Kelley Rifilato was more than pleased with what she got out of her front line, as the strength in the middle forced the Lions to shift blocks, opening up opportunities for the likes of Reinmuth, Layne Bulwan and Kayla J. McCoy on the edges.
�I feel like, one, Kirstie�s size is such an advantage for us,� Rifilato said. �And two, she and Jen complement each other nicely because they�re so opposite.�
Phelps said the combo of herself and Hillyer can prove a bit much to deal with for the opposition when both are as on their game as they were Friday.
�We�re both very different,� said Phelps, daughter of Nancy and Trent Phelps. �Kirstie can put the ball down. She�s amazing. And, you know, I don�t know, it does have a different swing of things for us to play opposite each other, but we�re both able to (have success).�
Familiarity helps plenty: Most everybody on the Bayfield roster has experienced life at the Coliseum, and although they started out a bit nervous, by the third set, Rifilato said her charges were so loose they sang along in the huddle with the CSCS student section, which belted out several a cappella jams.
One of those unfamiliar with playing in the pressure-packed atmosphere in Denver is Rhodes. But she took little time acquitting herself, setting quick, across court, forwards, backwards and at any speed or location necessary.
�I think, though, the fast pace of these games suit her better. ... I think she delivered the ball correctly. She got the ball to our middles. She got the ball to our outsides,� Rifilato said of her setter.
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It�s a nice position to be in.
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I'm a Kubuntu user moving to Unity, one nice feature that the KDE panel calendar (the one that pops up when you click on the clock) had is that it indicated my local public holidays. I think each holiday had a red square around it and when you clicked on it it showed the name of the holiday. Can this be set up with for the Unity panel calendar?
The only possible solution I can think of is the following: Evolution, as I am aware, features synchronization with Google Calendar (I use Thunderbird myself so I cannot guarantee how well it works). Google Calendar has plenty of options, including subscribing to public calendars, amongst those I am sure there is one for your region's holidays. The solution would be subscribing to that specific calendar in GC, then synching the calendar with Evolution. All of Evolution's marked dates should automatically be added to the panel calendar entry.
Here are a few links I hope you find helpful:
http://www.google.com/support/calendar/bin/answer.py?answer=37098 - How to add a public calendar to GC
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1599583 - How to sync GC and Evolution
http://email.about.com/od/googlecalendartips/qt/Move_All_Events_from_One_Google_Calendar_Calendar_to_Another.htm - In case the synchronization doesn't pull the public calendar entries, it needs some further fiddling, but it should work.


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I have a text box in the admin area for entering the names of categories. Right now, this is what is in it
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Just like that above. Two categories separated by a space. So now I am trying to get the categories from the database and that is done this way. (I am using SMOF framework)
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If I do the above, it will echo out
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$string = explode(" ", $data['exclude_categories'] );
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$string .= '-' .$cat.",";
echo $data['exclude_categories']; //for testing purposes
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My problem is that I get this "Array-events,-homepage" and I don't know why the Array is there


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I was wondering if there is a list of the tallest mountains in the world where you can walk or scramble up to the summit? As opposed to using even basic rope skills?
Is there a definitive list of the tallest mountains in the world that require little or no mountaineering experience?
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Here are my personal answers to those questions:
Sure, you can hike Kilimanjaro (~20k ft / 6 km) without any gear. But it takes like a week to get acclimated to the lack of oxygen; how annoying! So, in my opinion, pick peaks under 16,000 ft (4.9 km) and hike in the Summer.
If you live in the continental US, all peaks outside of Alaska are under 14,500 ft (4.4 km). If you're in Western Europe it's the same deal, there are no peaks over 4.9 km (16,000 ft).
So look on Mountain Project for all the mountains near you and see if they have permanent glacier-cover. That will require crampons. See if other hikers break out rope because the top is crazy steep with sharp drop-offs. Nothing to it, just read descriptions of the hike before you head out. People will say if they think gear was required.
Referring to @theJollySin's answer:
In Europe the mountains aren't that high but you still have to go over glaciers on most routes to the high summits. So you need to learn some basic safety/rope skills. And you can find really tough routes on smaller mountains, so you just have to read tour descriptions and check the difficulty level. You need to search for a F-rated tour without going over ice (risk of crevasses).
Some guide books also mark tours/routes which are solely going over rock, so this would be more the style of tour you have to search for. This is hiking on high altitudes. If you go really high (above 4000m or even 5000m), like being said, you need some time/experience to acclimate. And I guess there aren't lots of summits on these high altitudes which are technically that easy.
Kilimanjaro is a good example of a big but technically easy tour. Mount Ararat might be interesting too, also in terms of history and culture.
There's a book published by Cicerone called 'Europe's High Points' which lists the highest peak in each country, and provides a pretty good description on how to climb them. There are plenty of easier ones to go at, as well as some more technical peaks (e.g. Mont Blanc)
I haven't seen anything like the Scottish guide books we have for Munros - the tallest mountains in Scotland, but as Scottish mountains are relatively small compared to mountains in the Andes, Alps, Rockies, Snowy Mountains, Himalayas etc but still have a lot of dangerous climbs, I wouldn't want to guess at how few large mountains are scramble-able (if we exclude Kilimanjaro, for example)


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This potato dish just bubbles with goodness--your taste buds will thank you for it!
Prep Time: 25M
Cooking Time: 50M
Serves: Serves 4-6
- 4 tbsp (1/2 stick) butter
- 6 onions, sliced
- 2lb (900g) floury baking potatoes, such as russet or Maris Piper, peeled and cut into slices 1/4in (5mm) thick
- 3 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
- 3 cups vegetable or chicken stock
- sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
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- Preheat the oven to 400°F (200°C). Melt the butter in a Dutch oven or large deep frying pan, add the onions, and cook, stirring often, for 10 minutes or until soft. Add the potatoes, garlic, and stock, season with salt and pepper, stir well, then cover and simmer for 5-6 minutes or until the potatoes are starting to soften but still firm to the bite.
- Transfer the mixture to a shallow 2 quart (2.3 liter) baking dish and bake for 40-50 minutes or until the potatoes are tender and most of the stock has been absorbed. Serve with roast beef.
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I recently learned that it's possible to change the size of my embark site before starting a fortress, from the default 4x4 down to 1x1 and up to the size of the whole "Local" window, whatever that is. I'm having trouble figuring out what might be the downside of using the largest possible map. So, what is the price of getting all the extra space and resources? Do the larger borders cause more goblins/fun to spawn? Conversely, is there a good reason to use a smaller site?
The only reason to limit (or expand) the size of your embark site is due to computational limitations. Dwarf Fortress calculates a lot of stuff, and is a notorious processor hog. Frame rates creep ever downwards as you add dwarves, more mined stones, a larger creature list of dead enemies, and more fortress to path through.
If you've got a top-end computer (multi-core won't help you, as DF is single-threaded) you may be able to play on the larger embark sites with no problems (or at least until you encounter moving fluids... :P), but if you've got an aging behemoth of a machine, running Windows 98 and just chugging along... you may want a smaller embark site to cut your poor processor some slack.
The advantage of having a bigger embark is to have more resources, playable area, and to have two geographical landmarks which are far apart.
Why not make all embarks the max size? Lag, lag, and lag. larger embark means more creatures, more items on the site, more liquid movement... more everything, so, more lag.


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I have a Droid X, which I am about to give to my wife and I am getting a newer Driod. We have been using the google calendar, with great success, for the past few years. This will be the first time we have two smart phones and we want to keep the phone contacts (and email in my case) separate from each other such that they don't download each others to the other phone. Can that be done?
My wife and I have been doing something like this for years.
We each have our own separate Google accounts (separate contacts, Gmail, etc.)
We've also done this with our calendars:
(This works just fine on regular old Google accounts.)
The ideal solution would probably be to try setting up a calendar on one account and then sharing it with the other account from the Google Calendar website. I know this works with things like my office's apps accounts because I can see our shared calendars on my phone, but I'm not positive if it will work with a personal Google account (I'd imagine it might, though). You'd also want to make sure that both accounts had permission to modify the calendar, I assume.
Alternatively, Android will let you selectively choose account data to sync with Google's servers, so one way to do this would be:
This should cause the calendar data from the shared account to sync to each phone, but none of the other data (email, contacts, etc). Then the individual accounts can be set to sync the rest of the data, and will exist separately. You could also choose to have your phone sync email, contacts, and calendar data all from the shared account (if appropriate), while your wife's only syncs the calendar data. Then she can have a separate email/contacts account for herself, or vice versa.
One possible downside to this method, however, is that I believe the calendar account will still appear in e.g. the Gmail app, though it won't automatically sync emails and create notifications (in other words, you could choose to manually pull down emails by opening the app).


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The questions is how to choose between 「いれる」 and 「はいれる」.
As far as I know, the same kanji is used for both (入れる). How can one make the distinction when reading a text?
You say X に [入]{はい}れる, but X を [入]{い}れる.
The answer to these type of questions always seems to be the same, but you need the context to decide on a reading for a particular 漢字. There are many examples for when the reading of a 漢字 is dependent on the context, and the word pair you quote is one of the easier ones to guess, because [入]{はい}れる is an intransitive verb and [入]{い}れる is a transitive verb and there is a definite answer and a definite way to find out (i.e. check whether the sentence has a direct object marked with を and you know it has to be [入]{い}れる).


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Out of necessity, I had to put an 1.26" (32mm) rear tyre on my bike where the front tyre is only 1.1" (28mm) wide (and the bike came with 1.1" tyres when I bought it). Are there any advantages or disadvantages of this, shall I try to get an 1.1" tyre for the rear wheel ASAP or is it safe this way?
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Should be perfectly safe. I actually did a similar thing on my road bike to allow a little more cushion in the rear, for my rear. The only hassle I can see is if you have to carry two different tubes. Can't remember off the top of my head if you can get some that span those two sizes.
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I wouldn't say I stopped writing per se, more like a hiatus – a mental vacation from the rigors of both dating and writing. My life has undergone some major changes. Not bad or good necessarily, but different. I've found myself as a mid-life entrepreneur and quite frankly, it's taken up pretty much all my mental and physical energy these days.
Initially, I became frustrated with blogging and it had nothing to do with the writing but more with the forum. You willingly put yourself out there for the world, and then the nature of the internet, which can promote and entice anonymous cyber bulling, name calling, judgment and ridicule all take effect, and I suddenly found myself defensive and more sensitive than I had realized. Despite the fact I had far more supporters than detractors, (why one would continue to read and subscribe if they truly thought I was an idiot and didn't enjoy the blog is beside me), it really bothered me when the occasional scathing response would appear.
Question was, did it bother me that someone didn't like me or thought my actions were foolish, or was it that I wasn't seeing myself for the truth? Or perhaps I wasn't relaying or expressing things accurately? Or maybe they were just too fucking stupid and missing the point? Or the fact that this was all supposed to be humorous in a dark, snarky sort of way and nobody was getting the joke?….Or perhaps a little bit of all of the above.
I recently read "Otherhood" by Melanie Notkin that had me thinking about all of this. The book is about a successful, attractive and intelligent 40 something woman in New York City who finds herself single with no kids much to her chagrin and surprise – and then spends about 350 pages to complain and whine about it. My first reaction when I heard about the book was interest, figuring I could likely relate and find it refreshing to hear this from someone else's perspective. I started reading and was immediately taken by how annoying and trite she appeared. Not to mention, I found the story quite depressing and uninspiring. Even though we had so much in common (in addition to some mutual friends), I had a difficult time getting through the book and forced myself to finish in a drudging chapter by chapter quest for the ending.
When I went online to see what other readers were thinking I was blown away at the negative reviews and scathing commentary. Other women, both single and married who just simply didn't get it, and didn't get her. Comparing her tales to Sex and the City was not considered flattering or entertaining, and the consensus seemed to feel she had knowingly and intentionally created this life so shut the hell up. I understood the backlash, but I also empathized with her. Here I had been living a very similar life and yet I could barely get myself through the book and was already disliking and casting judgments upon someone I didn't know despite the fact she's probably lovely in real life.
This brings me back to my blog. I realize there will always be critics of one's life, not to mention one's work. If I, who should have been Ms. Notkin's prime audience, didn't enjoy or relate to her musings, how would the rest of the general population that hasn't lived in the shoes of a single woman living and dating in Manhattan do so? I wanted to feel bad for her in a way, and then I realized she at least had a published book! My reason for writing was and has always been creative self-expression. The purpose of the blog was to entertain. If I'm not accomplishing both of these why bother?
Although this entry has little to do with dating, and may or may not serve as entertainment, perhaps I do miss the expression aspect of writing and sharing. I recently lost a dear friend who served as a confidant, cheerleader and fellow single datehater. I miss her, and swapping our stories, several of which have been shared in one way or another in previous posts. Nothing can beat the love and support of a friend; only a fool would seek such things from a cyber community of nameless, faceless followers.
We all walk in our own shoes and no two paths are exactly the same. I may regret things I've said or done regarding the dating choices I've made, but I don't regret the paths in life I have chosen – I'm simply not programmed that way. As long as I can learn and grow from mistakes, enjoy my experiences, laugh at the less pleasant ones and make some friends along the way, I'll be just fine.


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I get sent an assortment of bbq related books and cookbooks each year to review. Some are good, some are simply awful and a few just are just awesome. The Whole Hog Cookbook falls into the latter category. In fact it is probably one of my all time favorites now. The Pig is my favorite animal. No shock there. Cooking pork for me is always a task I relish and enjoy thoroughly. I have not been able to put this book down. I have gleefully read each page. I have been sucked in I could not help myself…. Beautifully arranged, wonderfully styled it is a terrific read with practical everyday recipes and simple instructions..
Libbie Summers childhood was spent on her grandparents hog farm. She has been around hogs her whole life. This is her first (and hopefully not last) foray into the cookbook market. In her own words she says she wanted to make a cookbook "pork for chicks" I disagree in my opinion this book is for everyone!
Take a look at her own words about the Whole Hog Cookbook..
My favorite quote from the video: "Its a great day to be alive ..its a good day to be hanging with the pigs…"
The Whole Hog Cookbook from Libbie Summers on Vimeo.
She has worked with Paula Deen for years and is her culinary producer. There is a really nice foreword from Paula Deen at the beginning of the book that lovingly talks about her. It comes through on the paper how much admiration she has for Libbie.
Libbie has incredible writing skills. She really does an exemplary job of taking you through each cut of the hog. In addition she talks about knowing where your pork is from. Making informed choices. I admire that.
I love the How To's. Great composition on each topic makes it easy and empowering for any cook to take on the recipes and instructions..
I love that in addition to the wonderful recipes with all things pork it includes a few desserts. Not just any desserts soulful desserts like the Best ever Family reunion chocolate sheet cake with leaf lard and bacon pecan icing.
I recommend you get this book. In fact I recommend you buy multiples of this book -one for you and the others to share -if you have any interest in pork- because the moment you open this book up …it captivates you. There is so much in this book to love from the tea brined pork roast to the pork belly gyros to everything in between….
This is more than a cookbook. Its a love affair with pork put to paper.


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A Jeep Grand Cherokee 1998 had a broken headlight. I replaced the bulb, and noticed that the glass had shattered. The new bulb broke soon, also shattered. Any idea what's going on?
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New bulbs sometimes don't last long if they have any oil or dirt on them to begin with before you install them. Sometimes you can't even see the dirt or the oil but it's enough to cause the glass to overheat once your headlights warm up. Also, it should go without saying ( and surely you already know this? ) that you can't touch the new bulb with installing it or the oil from your fingers will overheat it to.
You might also have moisture or dirt in your headlight assembly that's causing this. Make sure everything is good and clean in there and that your headlight assembly is seated securely and isn't moving around while you drive.
What happened is there was a small amount of water in the casing of the headlight, due to a sealing breaking loose. I drained the water, sealed the crack, and the headlight has been working fine ever since.


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What do you call a person who is regionally biased and has an unreasonable hatred/dislike for people from other regions of the country/world? Something like a racist, but the point of discrimination here is the geographical region and not race.
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The word chauvinist used to mean exactly this. My impression is that this meaning is still valid, but it is possible that for younger people, this meaning has now been preempted by male chauvinism.
--3. very limited or narrow in scope or outlook; provincial: parochial views; a parochial mentality.
In its strict definition in the religious sense, it is neutral; however, in an extended meaning, it has negative connotations and is often used to mean exactly as 'regional bias'.
World English Dictionary defines parochial primarily as narrow in outlook or scope; provincial (see further down on the same page as above).
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... domestic interest groups ... oppose policy innovations that would hurt their parochial interests. [Thomas J. Christensen in Foreign Affairs]
... by deepening their connections with the world, or whether they might instead become more parochial, more inward-looking, ... (Bill Emmott in Newsweek, Japan's catastrophe)
The award represented a high point of cosmopolitanism at a predictably parochial event: ... (AO Scott in NYT, Cinema Purgatorio)
I would think "xenophobic" would be a good word for this — someone who hates or fears "outsiders." Xenophobia is usually used to describe people who dislike foreigners, but I think it can apply regionally as well.
The closest term I know is chauvinist.
I think the words prejudiced, insular and intolerant could fit.
A bigot. The predominant usage in modern English refers to persons hostile to those of differing sex, race, ethnicity, religious belief or spirituality, nationality, language, sexual orientation, and age; and to those from a different region
It could be 'Jingoist' which actually refers to someone who believes that their own country is always best. Country could be a region perhaps?
I think parochial fits the bill.
Provincial is too mild, it lacks the castigation called for in the definition submitted by vr3690.
On the other hand, xenophobic appears somewhat harsh, given its association with racial attitudes.
Chauvinist could fit the bill. However, the term lacks the strong regional connotations required by vr3690's definition.
Insular could work. But I think the connotation of complacency dominates here. One is more a victim of one's own ignorance rather than a champion of one's own superiority.
That's why I'll go with parochial. Although the term has religious origins, in modern usage it has become sufficiently secularized to meet the implied definition of small-minded, local patriotism, not open to ideas beyond its limited horizons.
How about a "TOPOCHAUVINIST",as meaning a regional elitist,or someone regionally biased?
A Regionalist! As he is biased about a region.
Nativist perhaps?
How about a "regional chauvinist pig" or, better, a "small-town chauvinist"? Could either of these options belong here?
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-A minor one, on Etti IV, a couple of the colonists have the wrong lines (a man has the woman colonists line, and vice versa). Iirc they are the first two colonists you encounter in the retextured telos entertainment module
-The whole of the planet where you find Revan. My force meter kept fluctuating, and I could run through the walls. My PC crashed at this point, and I couldn't reload the save I made on the planet, either, so I had to go back to an earlier point.
-Vima Sunrider did not appear on aid station, but I was able to complete the quest by searching the room and talking to Rimi, at which point she showed up
-Revan appeared in the senate as though he wasn't already in my party, even though I had with me in my party, thus there were two Revans
-Quite a few convos feature the wrong character speaking a line of dialogue.
-I'm not sure if stuff like clipping is something you wish to address, but most discussions with Tholn have this
-Again, I am sure you are aware of the issues with lip syncing, but this is quite a common problem. On that note, the exile does not open her mouth for many of her lines
-Towards the end of the game, I had to reload a save as I could not enter the senate as the exile the first time I tried this
-I'm not certain this is a bug, but I wasn't sure what exactly happened in the "sacrifice self" ending. I ended up killing Kannos as Revan, but got an ending where he (Revan) survived.


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Danze is produced in Illinois and low lead means it complies with California and Vermont state law about the amount of lead used in the production of the metal itself. The difference is minimal, there is always a trace amount of lead in the metal as it serves as a hardening agent. The water is not laden with lead.
Where is this product made? And when it states low lead, does that mean that water is passing through metal laden with lead?
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The Danze D225045 is a low lead alternative but does cost more, neither of these will come with a pop up and you will need to order a drain assembly (sometimes they are specific to the sink).
How is this faucet different form the Krause KBF 1300? which one will last longer with no problems? What drain assembly do you reccomend to accompany this faucet for a traditional sink with overflow
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The Danze D225045 is set up to have a hole size of 1 1/4".
What is the size of the hole to be drilled in vanity top for this faucet?
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The visible surface of the Sun is 6000 degrees Celsius but the gas in the solar corona is at least 1 million degrees. What heats the solar corona?
It is still an open question, even though it is clear that it is linked to the magnetic field of the Sun. The following hypothesis are the following:
Black lines represent the magnetic field lines. They are tied to the surface of the Sun (the foot points). One of the magnetic field lines is looping, and it is "crossing itself". When it reconnects, it forms, on the top, a magnetic loop and, on the bottom, an magnetic arch. As pointed out by this diagram, magnetic reconnection mechanism is also associated to Coronal Mass Ejection (CME), since the energy released by magnetic reconnection is powerful enough to eject a significant amount of matter.


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