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The Oklahoma Bar Foundation's Board of Trustees recently approved $102,334 in grants to Oklahoma County Courts meeting all funding requests made during the 2016 Court Grant Cycle. Judges, court clerks and county commissioners from twelve county courts presented their needs for critical courtroom technology to the Foundation's Grants & Awards Committee in April. The Board was able to fund all … Read More
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2015 Grant Awards
The Oklahoma Bar Foundation Board of Trustees approved funding recommendations from the 2015 Grant Awards Committee in the total amount of $310,266 on August 20. The total from the 2015 Grant Awards pushed the OBF just north of the $12 Million Grant Award mark since the founding in 1946. "We have a lot to celebrate," says Trustee President Jack L. … Read More
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Oklahoma's Most Notorious Cases Book Wins National Award.
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May 26, 2015 OBF Grant Application Deadline Approaches
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If you know Jane Austen in and out, you'll get way more out of this than the average person.
Having said that and this being a chick flick, I found two of the male roles the most interesting. Hugh Dancy as a lovable but bumbling sort of male dropped into this book club world of women is very good. Jimmy Smits (Cane!) is also surprisingly good as a husband who is lost and then finds his way (hopefully I haven't given too much away by saying that here).
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Houston's taste for college-football bowl games was soured pretty ferociously by the inanity of Mattress Mac's galleryfurniture.com Bowl. But its successor, the Texas Bowl, has proven to be a well-run, entertaining event that has drawn decent, energetic crowds without frantically papering the house.
The game has made the move from the low-visibility NFL Network to ESPN, where it will be part of the heavily promoted slate of bowls in December. And next year, it will take an even bigger step, announced today: It's dumping Conference USA in favor of the Big Ten.
Bad news for C-USA, which of course is home to UH and Rice, but good news for local football fans.
The game is not quite getting the cream of the Big 10 crop, of course; that conference's sixth-place team will face the Big 12's sixth-place team. But if the invites went out today, that would mean Penn State would be coming, and that's not too bad.
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"While we have had great success with our match-ups over the last three years, this new partnership with the Big 12 and Big Ten conferences guarantees our fans the chance to see two football powerhouses play at Reliant Stadium in 2010 and beyond," bowl spokesperson Heather Houston said.
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Ruby and Rails both have pretty great documentation. This is important for developers of all levels, but absolutely essential for those just getting started with the Ruby language and the Rails framework.
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|Bruins look to avoid getting lit up by Lightning again
|03.27.12 at 1:00 pm ET
The Bruins had some low points during their two months of mediocrity from mid-January through this month. There was the 6-0 loss to the Sabres in Buffalo on Feb. 8, or the 6-2 loss to the Panthers on March 15.
Right up (or down) there with those ugly games was March 13 against the Lightning. The B's, with Marty Turco making his first start for Boston, got trounced in Tampa Bay to the tune of a 6-1. Turco was yanked after three goals in the first 4:31, and the Bruins gave Tim Thomas 18:35 and two goals on five shots of work before returning returning Turco to the net for good. The team was a mess defensively, and the Lightning treated the Boston zone like it was a free skate. Steven Stamkos had two goals in the game, including his 50th of the season, scored on a lazy wrist shot past Turco that NHL goaltenders usually stop with ease.
Since that loss, and the ensuing one vs. the Panthers, the B's have showed more signs of life. They've won four of their last five games, have scored more, and haven't allowed more than two goals in their last five contests.
Rich Peverley could only watch that March 13 game, as he was rehabbing his right knee, but after playing Sunday in the team's 3-2 victory over the Ducks, the forward can see a difference in how the B's are playing. When the B's host the Lightning on Tuesday, they hope to avoid looking the way they did in the teams' last meeting.
"I feel like it's a tale of two teams, to be honest," Peverley said of the Bruins now vs. then. "I was watching the way we've played of late, and I feel like we've done a really good job of managing the game. I think it's confidence, and if we can keep building our confidence towards the end of the season, it's going to help."
Guy Boucher's squad is currently out of the playoff picture, as Tampa is seven points out of a playoff spot, but the Bolts are currently riding a three-game winning streak. They picked up a 5-3 win over the Flyers in Philadelphia Friday night.
If March 13 taught the Bruins anything, it's that their former Eastern Conference finals opponent isn't to be taken lightly. The Bruins will keep that in mind as they look to put forth a stronger effort and avoid another embarrassment.
"That Tampa game was obviously an embarrassing game for us," Chris Kelly, who was a minus-1 against the Bolts on March 13, said after Tuesday's morning skate. "If you ask anyone in this locker room, that wasn't our style of hockey, and give them credit. They came out hard and played well and played right until the final buzzer like they should have, and we didn't show up at all that game. They played well last night and are coming off a big win, so we're going to need a much, much better than the last time we played them."
Said Claude Julien: "It's never a bad thing to feel the sting a little bit of it. There's no doubt we didn't play very well [vs. the Lightning last time]. They came out extremely hard against us, and we weren't ready for that and because of that we lost a game. It was a pretty easy win for them.
"Let's put it this way ' the way we gave them goals and the mistakes we made along the way, so we have to be better tonight. If anything, we have to make sure we're skating against this team. They play a system that if you're not playing well, they're going to keep taking the puck and putting it into their own end and take advantage of the offensive players that they have."
|Bruins plan to go with same lineup vs. Lightning
|03.27.12 at 12:16 pm ET
The Bruins kept their same lines from Sunday night's game when they took the ice for Tuesday's morning skate, and after the skate coach Claude Julien said that the team will probably go with the same lineup vs. the Lightning.
"More than likely we're looking at the same lineup," Julien said.
That would mean that Daniel Paille will be a healthy scratch for the second consecutive game. Jordan Caron is expected to remain on the Merlot Line with Gregory Campbell and Shawn Thornton.
|Bruins send Trent Whitfield to Providence
|03.26.12 at 5:19 pm ET
The Bruins assigned forward Trent Whitfield to Providence Monday. The 34-year-old was recalled prior to the team's three-game road trip last week, but did not get into any games.
In 43 games with Providence this season, Whitfield has seven goals and seven assists for 14 points.
|Rich Peverley returns as Bruins beat Ducks
|03.25.12 at 10:38 pm ET
The Bruins finished their three-game West Coast road trip with a 3-2 victory over the Ducks Sunday, giving them four wins in their last five games.
The B's jumped out to a 2-0 lead thanks to second-period goals from Zdeno Chara and Benoit Pouliot. Teemu Selanne's 24th goal of the season made it a one-goal game entering the third period.
The Ducks appeared to tie the game in the third period on a goal from Matt Belesky, but Andrew Cogliano was in the crease, causing the goal to be disallowed. The B's increased their lead to 3-1 thanks to Brian Rolston's seventh goal of the season. Lubomir Visnovsky made it 3-2 with an unassisted goal with 2:29 remaining in regulation.
Marty Turco got the start in goal for the Bruins and played the whole game, ending a streak of 15 straight appearances by Tim Thomas. The veteran netminder made 24 saves on 26 shots in the start, his second as a member of the Bruins.
Rich Peverley made his return to the B's lineup, skating with Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand. Daniel Paille was scratched to make room for Peverley.
The Bruins will return to the Garden to face the Lightning on Tuesday. Tampa beat the B's, 6-1, in their last meeting on March 13.
|Bruins make three signings
|03.25.12 at 1:16 pm ET
The Bruins announced a pair of signings Sunday, inking forward Justin Florek and defenseman Zach Trotman to entry-level deals. Both players will report to Providence.
Florek was drafted by the Bruins in the fifth round of the 2010 draft and just finished his senior season at Northern Michigan University. He had 19 goals and 17 assists for 36 points this past year.
Trotman, a seventh-round pick of the B's in 2010, had 11 goals and 10 assists for 21 points as a senior this past season at Lake Superior State University.
Lastly, Kirk Luedeke reported Saturday night that the B's had signed Michigan State defenseman Torey Krug.
|Patrice Bergeron, Tim Thomas lead Bruins past Kings
|03.24.12 at 11:45 pm ET
The Bruins maintained their two-point lead on the Senators Saturday night thanks to a 4-2 victory over the Kings in Los Angeles.
Patrice Bergeron scored a shorthanded goal 5:18 into the second period to give the B's a 1-0 lead, but Colin Fraser's second goal of the season tied it later in the period. The Bruins would increase their lead to 3-1 thanks to goals from Milan Lucic and Chris Kelly, but a Slava Voynov goal with 5:14 left in regulation made it a one-goal game. The B's would hang on to win after killing off a Jordan Caron penalty with 4:03 remaining in regulation. Brad Marchand scored an empty-netter in the final second of the game.
The Bruins' victory broke a six-game winning streak for the Kings, who are fighting for one of the final two playoff spots in the Western Conference.
Tim Thomas played in his 15th consecutive game for the Bruins and made 40 saves on 42 shots in the victory. The win was the Bruins and Thomas' third in his last four games.
The B's will finish their three-game west coast road trip when they face the Ducks Sunday night in Anaheim.
– Another fine example of why the Bruins are still dangerous when on the penalty kill. Bergeron poked the puck away from Anze Kopitar, sending the puck into the neutral zone. When Drew Doughty tried to bring the puck back through the neutral zone and into the Bruins' zone, Marchand picked off his pass to create a shorthanded break, the rebound of which was buried by Bergeron to give the Bruins' the 1-0 lead.
– Bergeron's goal was his first in 13 games. Because of everything he brings special-teams wise and just as one of the premier two-way forwards in the game, Bergeron can never be considered "slumping," but his return to the goal column is a sign the Bruins will welcome. Bergeron has now scored 20 goals in back-to-back seasons and four of the six seasons in which he's played 70 or more games.
– Thomas was once again big for the Bruins, and it's starting to look like he's finally busted out of his midseason malaise. The reigning Vezina winner is 3-1-0 in his last four games with six goals allowed and one shutout. Thomas came up with a big stop on Dustin Brown in the second period with the Bruins caught in the midst of a line change, but his best work came in the final minute of the game, rejecting an onslaught of bids from the Kings.
– The Bruins could have really put the game out of reach with six minutes left in the game, but Jonathan Quick robbed David Krejci. Lucic created the play by bursting past multiple Kings players in the neutral zone, and he and Krejci broke into the Kings' zone with a 2-on-1. Lucic fed Krejci, only to see Quick rob him and keep it a two-goal game. The Kings got within one less than a minute later.
– The Bruins couldn't have picked a worse time to be killing a penalty, as Caron went off for high sticking with 4:03 remaining in the game. The Kings had momentum thanks to Voynov's goal less than a minute earlier, but the B's were able to kill off the man advantage as past of a big night for the team's penalty kill.
– One game after mustering a season-low 17 shots on goal, the Bruins struggled with consistently getting pucks to the net. The B's finished the night with 26 shots on goal, but had only eight and six shots on goal in the second and third periods, respectively.
|Bruins' comeback falls short vs. Sharks
|03.23.12 at 12:50 am ET
The Bruins couldn't keep up with the Sharks, falling in San Jose by a 2-1 score Thursday.
A Milan Lucic giveaway in the first period led to Joe Pavelski's 27th goal of the season just 3:57 into the game, and the Sharks added to their lead with a Daniel Winnik goal early in the third period. Zdeno Chara broke up Antti Niemi's shutout bid with 4:15 remaining in regulation, but the B's were unable to get the equalizer.
The loss keeps Boston at 87 points on the season. With 73 games played, they remain three points ahead of the Senators with one game in hand.
The B's will remain out west, as they will face the Kings on Saturday and the Ducks on Saturday.
– The Bruins came out sluggish, which could be a product of the fact that they flew across the country and were dealing with a time change. Still, the B's travelled to California Wednesday, so there isn't too much of an excuse for not having their legs in the first period.
– The other wing changed over the course of the game, but David Krejci and Milan Lucic were both on the ice for both of San Jose's goals, and both now have a minus-4 rating over their last five games. When Claude Julien recently put Jordan Caron on that top line (Tyler Seguin eventually was moved up to the line in the third period), he probably did so with the idea that it would be a more balanced, defensively responsible line. They aren't just there yet.
– Speaking of top lines, the members of the Krejci and Patrice Bergeron lines had two and one shots on goal, respectively, for the first 50 minutes of the game. Lucic and Caron each had one shot on goal, while Brad Marchand was the only member of Bergeron's line to get a shot on Antti Niemi.
– The B's allowed a season-low 13 shots against the Maple Leafs on Monday, but on Thursday they posted a season-low 17 shots on goal.
– Thomas kept the Bruins in the game for the first two periods, making a particularly impressive save on Martin Havlat after Logan Couture fed the veteran winger. Thomas would probably like to have Winnik's goal back, but the soon-to-be 38-year-old was sharper than his teammates for the vast majority of the night. Even though it comes in a loss, the Bruins have to take Thomas' improved play of late as a very encouraging sign.
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June 10, 2016 | by Matthew St. Ville Hunte
Building a library in Saint Lucia.
This summer we're introducing a series of new columnists. Today, meet Matthew St. Ville Hunte.
The first book I consciously acquired for what became my library was V.S. Naipaul's The Writer and the World. I purchased it at a Nigel R. Khan Bookstore in the departure lounge of Trinidad's Piarco Airport. This was 2004; I was flying home to Saint Lucia after I spent a summer working for an Afrocentric radical while finishing my junior year in college. At the time, I was drifting into a literary life, thanks mainly to the lack of a serious commitment to anything else. I set myself a program: I would read not just for pleasure or to acquaint myself with the best of what had come before me but to find out where I could fit in as a writer. Naipaul—jaded, deracinated, and irredeemably West Indian—seemed like a natural model. Read More »
Tell Me How You Really Feel, Bro
June 6, 2016 | by Thomas Mann
In December 1903, Thomas Mann wrote his older brother, Heinrich, a long letter reviewing the latter's novel—with brutal candor. Some of the most scathing bits are below. The complete missive is in The Letters of Heinrich and Thomas Mann, 1900–1949.
My impressions? They are not exactly very pleasant—which impressions, indeed, don't absolutely need to be. It didn't exactly make agreeable reading—which, indeed, however, is absolutely not necessary either. I struggled back and forth with the book, threw it aside, took it up again, groaned, complained, and then got tears in my eyes again … For days, in the lowest barometric pressure in a hundred years (according to the meteorologist), I went about in the agony your book caused in me. Now I know approximately what I have to say to you.
That I am not in agreement with your literary development—that must finally be said … When I think back ten, eight, five years! How do you appear to me? How were you? A refined connoisseur—next to whom I seemed to myself eternally plebeian, barbaric, and buffoonish—full of discretion and culture, full of reserve toward "modernity" and historically as talented as could be, free of all need for applause, a delicate and proud persaaonlity for whose literary endeavors there would quite probably be a select and receptive public … And now, instead of that? Instead, now these strained jokes, these vulgar, shrill, hectic, unnatural calumnies of the truth and humanity, these disgraceful grimaces and somersaults, the desperate attacks on the reader's interest! … I read them and I don't know you anymore. The psychological constant of the work, the desire of weak artificiality for life, this desire that would gladly masquerade as amorous desire within the lonely and sensuous artist—how is it supposed to move, to work convincingly when not even an attempt is being made to come close to life, to observe and capture even the air of the inner impulse of this simple madcap? Everything is distorted, screaming, exaggerated, "bellows," "buffo," romantic in the bad sense … Read More »
That Old Goat!
September 30, 2015 | by Damion Searls
Robert Walser's scrupulous art of translation.
Today is International Translation Day, an occasion of particular piety among the few who observe it. Translation, that glorious service to culture and human understanding!
There are failures, too, though. Some are of the sort that plague most any endeavor in this vale of tears: inadequacy, incompetence, ineptitude. A New Yorker cartoon, beloved in translator circles, shows someone approaching a horror-stricken writer and saying, "Do you not be happy with me as the translator of the book of you?" Read More »
The "Romance" of Travel
August 25, 2015 | by André Naffis-Sahely
Joseph Roth's hotel years.
"I am a hotel citizen," Joseph Roth declared in one of the newspaper dispatches anthologized in The Hotel Years: Wanderings in Europe Between the Wars, "a hotel patriot." It's easy to see why: Red Joseph was nothing if not a cosmopolitan humanist, and the hotel was his natural habitat. "The guests come from all over the world," he explains:
Continents and seas, islands, peninsulas and ships, Christians, Jews, Buddhists, Muslims and even atheists are all represented in this hotel. The cashier adds, subtracts, counts and cheats in many languages, and changes every currency. Freed from the constriction of patriotism, from the blinkers of national feeling, slightly on holiday from the rigidity of love of land, people seem to come together here and at least appear to be what they should always be: children of the world.
Reader's Block
August 22, 2013 | by Diane Mehta
For a year and a half I read Helen Lowe-Porter's sauntering, elegant translation of Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain at the rate of about one paragraph a day. For months I envisioned Hans Castorp lighting up his Maria Mancinis or gazing at Frau Chauchat's creamy white arm curving along the back of a dinner chair. The sentences were amplified with a key transitive verb or with a subtle detail of winter in Davos and then slowly unfurled. Inevitably, several sentences in, I would put the book down and polish some sentences of my own. This happened nightly. I made it through three-quarters of the book, to the point just after (spoiler alert) Joachim dies, and I cried again, just as I had a decade earlier when I first read the entire novel.
During the day, I'd go to the writers' space I belonged to in Brooklyn, a gloomy place filled with dark cubicles, and write all day. Never once did I flip open a book. That was for nighttime reading and always Thomas Mann. He, or rather Lowe-Porter, had the right tone for the book I was writing.
Nearly two years later, dozens of books lie scattered on the floor beneath my bookshelves. Some are piled on top. These are the books I mean to read. Many I ordered in one fell swoop from Open Letter Books. Others are offbeat wonders from the NYRB Classics. A handful are poetry books that I've read and re-read for decades. But you don't read poems as much as you hear them in your head. They go on and on, with no end and no beginning, as T. S. Eliot might have said. But you can, of course, read fiction. My neglected authors are an eclectic mix: César Aira, Willa Cather, Roberto Bolaño, Tanizaki, Sholem Aleichem, Thirty Umrigar, Mercè Rodoreda, Jean Genet, Natalie Sarraute, Jennifer Egan, Tessa Hadley, Christina Stead, Don DeLillo, and a dozen or so books by friends, which I promised I'd get to "immediately." I envy my multi-tasking friends who read voraciously while they write.
It started to worry me a little. I picked up books I knew I loved—like The Magic Mountain or The Master and Margarita—and put them down again after lingering over select pages. I made it part of the way through infuriatingly opaque books, including Gombrowicz's Cosmos and emotionally compelling ones, such as Sebastian Barry's The Secret Scripture, a beautifully composed and moving book told in the alternating voices of a 100-year-old woman and her therapist in the asylum where she lived out most of her adult life. It takes place in Sligo, a word that makes me swoon. Sligo County in Ireland is the setting for W. B. Yeats' famous poem, "Lake Isle of Innisfree," where he hoped to put his clay- and wattles-made cabin "and live alone in the bee loud glade." Still, I put the book down. Read More »
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A comparative study of the population biology of the American immigrant triclad Dugesia tigrina (Girard) in two British lakes
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The population biology of the American immigrant triclad Dugesia tigrina was investigated in two British eutrophic lakes: Colemere, England, harbours an asexually reproducing population and Llyn Coron, North Wales, a population that reproduces both sexually and asexually. Monthly samples of triclads were taken from the undersides of stones in both lakes, and from ceramic tiles and plastic trays in Colemere and Llyn Coron, respectively, over two years. In both populations, body size-structure decreased slightly over winter, with an absence of very large and very small animals. Individual growth occurred in spring, and over summer the proportion of large and small individuals declined and increased, respectively. During September to November, size-structure was fairly stable. Increases in the size structure of the populations were associated with higher temperatures and an increased food supply; stability in size structure during the autumnal post-reproductive period, when temperatures were favourable for growth, to the occurrence of intraspecific competition for food; and decreases in size structure to lower temperatures during the winter. In both populations the density of triclads increased in summer to a peak in autumn, thereafter declining to a nadir in spring. The numerical peak in autumn was due to recruitment from reproduction, and the subsequent decline to deaths following the occurrence of intraspecific competition for food in late autumn, some invertebrate predation and winter mortality. Asexual reproduction (fission) started in June and finished during August in both populations. Laboratory experiments indicated that the occurrence and rate of fission is influenced by temperature and the amount of available food. The critical temperature for the initiation and cessation of fission lay between 14 and 16 °C in laboratory studies, and in the field fissioning started as temperatures approached 15 °C. In Llyn Coron, cocoon deposition commenced in June, peaked in July with only a very few produced in August. Triclads collected from the field outside these months could not be induced to lay cocoons in the laboratory. Laboratory experiments showed that cocoons were deposited at temperatures of 17.5, 20, and 25 °C, but not at 12.5 °C. Thus, in the field, cocoon production started when temperatures approached 15 °C in June, but had ceased whilst temperatures were still in excess of 15 °C in late August. Termination of cocoon dsposition is associated with the disappearance of large triclads in excess of 20 mm2, below which animals are not sexually mature; disappearance of large animals was due to fissioning, death after sexual reproduction, and probably shrinkage due to severe intraspecific competition for food. Laboratory experiments indicated that the Colemere population had, potentially, greater fission production than the Llyn Coron population. Despite this, the numerical size of the Colemere and Llyn Coron populations increased seven-fold and eleven-fold, respectively, over the reproductive period. Whether or not this difference in reproductive potential between the populations will continue is speculative; the introduction of D. tigrina to Llyn Coron is relatively recent and the population may still be expanding to reach the carrying capacity of the habitat. Its high reproductive output must have helped its successful invasion of the lake.
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'I Made London 2012!'
Adrian in Character as a Working Man in Pandemonium
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1. What was your Olympic Volunteer Role and where?
I was a working man from the Victorian times. The Opening Ceremony in "Pandemonium".
2. When did you volunteer?
I volunteered for 150 hours over 24 days starting at the beginning of May 2012 – mostly in the pouring rain. 1st at 3 Mills Studios – then at the old Ford Motor Factory in Dagenham and finally from June in the Olympic Stadium.
3. Describe your uniform
Distressed – grey corduroy trousers up to my nipples with belt – grey corduroy cloth cap – shirt covered in oil – cravat – black leather gloves – ripped black jacket – black steel toe capped boots and a sooty face. I was a working man from the Victorian times!
4. What did you do?
It varied – but all Working Men and Women in the Pandemonium sequence had to learn how to dismantle the "Green & Pleasant Land" set of the opening sequence. We needed to learn how to move fences – hedges – flowers – crops – and turf, LOTS of turf.
1200 of us were divided into counties from A-J. I was assigned Fife and we were located by the huge water wheel – in front of the press tribunes – near the mosh pit and the great bell (we called it the bell end – phnarr phnarr)!
We also had to learn choreography dreamed up by Toby Sedgewick the man behind all the choreography in War Horse. These moves were code-named: shovel pickaxe – sliding door – shut the boot – lever handles – chisel hammer. These had to be learnt and were quite elaborate – all had to be put together in a chain. We used this choreography during "Convergence" – when the Olympic rings were coming together.
5. What was your highlight?
Meeting so many wonderful people from London and all over the country and the world. It was such an honour being in the ceremony – to represent the country and this wonderful city of ours!
The day of the opening will remain with me forever – the walk down from our holding area at Eaton Manor (site of the Paralympic Tennis venue) to the Olympic Stadium and seeing the Red Arrows fly over the Stadium. The world's press clapping & taking pics of us.The noise coming from the stadium and the anticipation of the spectators – all of us booing when there was a slight shower outside the BBC Studio (fortunately it cleared for show time).
Waiting in the bowels of the stadium for our big moment and seeing Kenneth Branagh rehearse for one last time and then being on the stage & all the animals coming off the field of play. The tumultuous cheers when the rings went up. The gasps of the audience as the Queen said "Good evening Mr Bond"! Finally the walk back to Eaton Manor and seeing all the athletes starting to queue to go into the stadium – was wonderful! One of the happiest days of my life!
6. What did you gain?
Meeting so many people from different backgrounds and learning that I can do things when I put my mind to it. Also learning that it's great to volunteer – the feeling of a sense of purpose.
7. Are you inspired to volunteer further?
I would look at it again but it is exhausting when you have a full-time job – I had no weekends for nearly 3 months!
8. What's your lasting memory of the Olympics and Paralympics?
Joy – happiness – smiling faces – London and Britain putting on the best Olympic Games ever. Team GB inspiring the nation!
The proof that if governments invest long-term – we can still be a great country (take note Cameron and Osborne). Realising that even though we are a tiny country we still have an influence in the world that outweighs our size and that we can be a force for good in the world!
Finally – the smell of the stadium will always be with me (akin to new carpet)!
Adrian Milner is my 4th Guest Post. He was a Performer in the Opening Ceremony. Over these coming years, I am featuring a number of Games Volunteers and Games Visitors talking about their experience of London 2012!
**Lord Sebastian Coe in his closing speech at The Olympics Closing Ceremony said all the Volunteers had the right to carry the phrase 'I made London 2012′ as a badge of honour.
Still Here…
"a symbol of that restless physical impulse to seek the still unachieved in the domain of material things"
I want to let you know I am still posting about my Olympic / Paralympic Volunteering Experience 2012 with Guest Posts.
It felt appropriate that I made it to the centre of Hyde Park to the Physical Energy Statue after the recent London Ambassador training in July 2013. Yes I am partaking again this year.
As unfortunately I lack in the above (physical energy) due to Fibromyalgia and M.E. It can affect my ability to function and thus post on here. I also suffer with Electro Magnetic Sensitivity and so my time on computers is limited. If you don't see me on here for a while, like past months, this is usually why.
So until I post again I'll leave you with a favourite image I found whilst on the tube this trip: Lego Underground!
Module One Training
Casting your mind back to this time last year 2012, I began writing up my London Ambassador Training, starting with Module One. However, the 'Olympic Experience' took over. I had to put on hold documenting until now. Last year I got as far as Module One training trip Day 1 and Module One training trip Day 2. So here it continues…
Day 3 – Module One Training 30.03.12
I'm up early to allow myself just over an hour to travel to North Kensington (old style) from the tip of North East London. Something I have to get used to as the distances are far longer here in London, compared to Cardiff. After a walk, a few tubes and another walk, I arrive just after registration starts.
Again we are in The Lighthouse –Terrence Higgins Trust, which makes it easier as I came here for my interview. I know that it is an environment, which is suitable health wise…
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A full days training comprising mainly of presentations and teamwork exercises. Working in groups is a highlight as getting to meet others is one of my major motivations for being a London Ambassador.
We have a lot of fun as well as absorbing a large amount to information as regards details of what to expect the coming months: our uniform arrangements, POD locations, teamwork, where London Ambassadors fit in to the bigger picture of the Olympic & Paralympic Games.
I come away full of enthusiasm for the work in the summer!
Finishing a little earlier than expected, as it is a sunny day and feeling happy that I completed the day health wise, I catch the tube to South Bank to remind myself again of the place I will be volunteering…
Strolling along The Thames to Riverside Terrace Cafe for a cuppa, it's exiting to think I'll be a part of this in the summer…
At this stage Jubilee Gardens was still being re-constructed. By the time we volunteered at the Jubilee it was completed… as were the jubiloo's!
Lots of these eggs were dotted about London, they were part of the Big Easter Egg Hunt last year. It is happening again this year throughout the UK and in London, just had a February stint and will be back mid March. Keep up on Twitter @Big Egg HuntUK
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(ATTENTION: The Algae Bloom that has been seen on the national news is in SOUTHERN FLORIDA, it is not near this area, it is over a 115 miles away from the Mosquito Lagoon. The fishing here is not effected by that bloom and is not the same body of water! Call me for details 352-223-7897) The Mosquito Lagoon, Indian River and the flats here in east central Florida have been the main focus of fishing charters for this summer time of 2016. Outstanding days have been happening as first light comes up, and in the evening time as well. Tailing redfish have been the main target for the early hours, along with a black drum here and there. The fishing will just continue to get better and better as the days go by. So many people think that the hotter it gets the worse the fishing becomes. Well, this is not true for the area we fish here, this is a prime time to go.
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GladeGen first determines whether the specified module/file exists; if not, it creates a basic file with author information and a class definition. GladeGen then parses the Glade XML file and finds a list of widgets and handlers. Python provides the inspect module that allows a program to determine what functions, classes and methods an existing Python module contains and which lines correspond to each. GladeGen uses the inspect module to determine which callbacks have been written already so that they are not replaced with an empty callback method. GladeGen adds any new callbacks to the bottom of the class definition. The inspect module also allows GladeGen to determine which lines contain the init method and to replace them with a new init method containing all the widgets and handlers in the latest Glade XML file.
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In www.oneminutepython.com I show you how to develop an application in only one minute! It contains direct links to key (all open source) applications (python, wxpython etc.) and a template application.
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I am pulling my hair off for almost 4 hours as to why my gtk window is not appearing... it was because I did not write the window.show() statement. No blog/article I have found until now include that line. I even reinstalled my glade and python thinking the error was with them.
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Re: Rapid Application Development with Python and Glade
What about signal names which includes '-'
Here's my solution
"""GWidget - Making use of glade files easier.
import sys
import gtk
from gtk import glade
import gobject
class GWidget(object):
"""Wrapper for widgets in glade file.
Each toplevel widget in a glade file can be associated with a GWidget
class. Methods of that class if has prefix `on_`, are treated as
signal handlers for widgets under the tree of toplevel widget in
glade file. Signal handlers are of the form::
``signalname`` if contains hyphens should be replaced with
underscores. If signal handler method name additionally ends with
double underscore (__), then ``connect_after`` is used to connect
that method.
``on_quit`` method if defined will be connected to ``delete-event``
event of the toplevel widget.
Any widget in the glade file (comming under toplevel widget) can be
accessed as if there is an instance variable named by that widget name.
Toplevel widget is always accessible through the ``widget`` instance
- `GLADE_FILE`: Path of the glade file to use.
- `TOPLEVEL_NAME`: Name of the toplevel widget.
# Path of glade file
GLADE_FILE = None
# Toplevel widget name
TOPLEVEL_NAME = None
# Properties
gladexml = property(lambda self: self._gladexml, doc='GladeXML object')
widget = property(lambda self: self._widget, doc='Toplevel widget')
def __init__(self, autoconnect_now=True):
- `autoconnect_now`: If False, doesn't autoconnect signals
self._gladexml = glade.XML(self.GLADE_FILE, self.TOPLEVEL_NAME)
self._widget = self.gladexml.get_widget(self.TOPLEVEL_NAME)
if hasattr(self, 'on_quit'):
self._widget.connect('delete-event', self.on_quit)
self._widgets_cache = {} # Widgets are stored in cache for
# quicker future retrieval
if autoconnect_now:
def autoconnect_signals(self, prefix='on_'):
"""Autoconnect methods with unique format with widget actions.
See the class documentation string for more info.
conn_func = gobject.GObject.connect
conn_after_func = gobject.GObject.connect_after
wid_in = len(prefix)
for key in self.__class__.__dict__:
hdl = getattr(self, key)
if callable(hdl) and key.startswith(prefix):
# Assumption: signal names doesn't contain double-underscores
if key.endswith('__'):
key = key[:-2]
connect_func = conn_after_func
connect_func = conn_func
sig_in = key.rfind('__')
if sig_in >sys.stderr, 'Unknown callback method %s' % key
wid_name = key[wid_in:sig_in]
sig_name = key[sig_in+2:]
sig_name.replace('_', '-')
new_widget = self._gladexml.get_widget(wid_name) or getattr(self, wid_name)
if new_widget is not None:
connect_func(new_widget, sig_name, hdl)
print >>sys.stderr, 'Handler error for [%s]. No such widget [%s]' % (key, wid_name)
def __getattr__(self, attr):
# Return the Gtk widget if cached
return self._widgets_cache[attr]
except KeyError:
# Return widget from gladexml
new_widget = self._gladexml.get_widget(attr)
if new_widget is not None:
self._widgets_cache[attr] = new_widget
return new_widget
# AttributeError
GladeGenConfig.py file is not python
The GladeGenConfig.py file is a gzip file according
to the "file" command.
When renamed with a gz suffix and unzipped the
resulting file is a tar file which contains...
-rwxrwxr-- jill/ljedit 10867 2004-04-21 10:27:26 GladeGen.py
-rwxrwxr-- jill/ljedit 4992 2004-04-21 10:27:26 GladeWindow.py
-rw-rw-r-- jill/ljedit 2438 2004-04-21 10:27:39 MathFlash-create.py
-rw-rw-r-- jill/ljedit 2170 2004-04-21 10:27:39 MathFlash-create-short-lines.py
-rw-rw-r-- jill/ljedit 25161 2004-04-21 10:27:52 mathflash.glade
-rw-rw-r-- jill/ljedit 279 2004-04-21 10:27:52 mathflash.gladep
-rwxrwxr-x jill/ljedit 4752 2004-04-21 10:27:39 MathFlash.py
-rwxrwxr-x jill/ljedit 4752 2004-04-21 10:27:39 MathFlash.py-latest
But still no GladeGenConfig.py file....
GladeGenConfig.py problem
Appears to be a binary file in the .tgz
Re: GladeGenConfig.py problem
It appears to have been fixed.
The author should have posted that here.
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MJG, half of the pioneering Southern rap duo 8Ball & MJG, rarely branched out for solo albums (e.g., No More Glory, 1997), yet his work with 8Ball proved influential, earning him a reputation as a living legend. Born Marlon Jermaine Goodwin, MJG grew up in the Orange Mound area of Memphis, TN, where he met 8Ball at Ridgeway Junior High School in 1984. The two shared a passion for hip-hop, which hadn't yet made a strong impact in the South, and formed their own rap duo, 8Ball & MJG. They made their recording debut in 1991 with a three-track single, Listen to the Lyrics, released on cassette and 12" vinyl by On the Strength Records, an independent label. (These early recordings for On the Strength would later be reissued in 1997 as Lyrics of a Pimp and also in 2000 as Memphis Under World.) 8Ball & MJG subsequently signed a deal with Suave Records (aka Suave House), a Houston, TX-based label run by Tony Draper. 8Ball & MJG's debut full-length, Comin' Out Hard (1993), produced partly by MJG, was the inaugural release by Suave, which would grow to become one of the premier Southern rap labels of the decade. Now considered a milestone, Comin' Out Hard was among the first Southern rap albums to get widespread recognition, opening the door for other pioneers such as Three 6 Mafia, Master P, and Cash Money Records.
8Ball & MJG recorded a few additional albums for Tony Draper throughout the remainder of the decade — On the Outside Looking In (1994), On Top of the World (1995), In Our Lifetime, Vol. 1 (1999) — and did much to foster the growth of Suave, regularly being featured as guests on the label's other releases. Plus, 8Ball and MJG each branched out for solo projects, Lost (1998) and No More Glory (1997), respectively, both released by Suave. In 2000, 8Ball & MJG left Suave and switched to JCOR Entertainment, a short-lived rap label founded by Jay Faires, for the release of Space Age 4 Eva. The album, which notably featured production by Swizz Beatz and DJ Quik, was a departure for 8Ball & MJG, who heretofore had worked more or less exclusively with regional producers. The album spawned a pair of minor hits, "Pimp Hard" and "Buck Bounce," the duo's first to first to get national, opposed to regional, airplay. In 2001, JCOR released a pair of 8Ball albums — The Slab, a various-artists compilation, and Almost Famous, a proper solo album — but the label then ran into trouble and went out of business, leaving 8Ball & MJG without a recording contract.
After a couple years in limbo, Bad Boy Records, helmed by Diddy, picked up 8Ball & MJG and released Living Legends (2004), the duo's most star-studded album to date. "You Don't Want Drama," the lead single, became 8Ball & MJG's biggest hit ever, reaching number 30 on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles chart, while Living Legends itself likewise became the duo's best-selling, debuting at number three on the Top 200 album chart and topping 500,000 in sales. 8Ball & MJG's second Bad Boy album, Ridin High (2007), was less successful, though, despite debuting well at number eight and spawning a strong lead single, "Relax and Take Notes."
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