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Mar 3, 2015
Aug 29, 2014
Photos: 10
Profile Photos
Album for profile photos
May 28, 2013
Photos: 5
Aug 18, 2012
Photos: 1
Hong Kong Lounge II
New Year's Eve dinner at the new Chinese restaurant in the 'hood, sister restaurant to Hong Kong Lounge in the Outer Richmond. A much needed addition.
Dec 31, 2011
Photos: 7
Gals at The Grove
Nov 28, 2011
Photos: 3
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Nov 13, 2011
Photos: 8
Zombies in San Francisco
Halloween 2011 prep and party at Riptide.
Oct 31, 2011
Photos: 30
Fresh Start
Chopped 7-8 inches and a crappy summer off my hair. Bring on the Fall!
Thank you to my darling Diana (& Mia did my color) at Echos Hair Salon. *mwah*
Sep 2, 2011
New Family Members
We've rescued two kittens from lives as show cats to be Percy's new nephews. These 16-week-old Silver Chinchilla Persians will come home with us next week. While visiting different breeders and meeting so many kittens, we certainly never thought we'd choose show quality purebreds - nor that we'd end up with three grey and white fellas. But the four of us fell in love. Razzmatazz and Pizzazz are the names the breeder uses for these little fluffballs, but we haven't decided what we'll call them yet.
P.S. You can see more pictures from our introductory meeting at https://picasaweb.google.com/vrlujan/Boys.
Aug 3, 2011
Aug 2, 2011
Photos: 20
Ocean Beach Sunset
Jul 1, 2011
Photos: 14
Scrapbook Photos
Album for scrapbook photos
Jun 29, 2011
Photos: 12
Calendar Photos, 2009
Image options for the 2009 calendar. Feel free to discard any of these, or switch them out for pictures you liked from any of our albums from this year that I left out. There were a lot to choose from and the photo-choosing part of my brain is a little fried from recent overuse. Also, feel free to alter or crop these however you wish. There are also b&w/color or cropped/uncropped versions of a lot of these out there, if you prefer.
Dec 9, 2009
Photos: 24
Oct 18, 2009
Photos: 28
Nettie's: An Intimate Luncheon Soiree
Here are the compiled photos from Nettie's (www.nettiescrabshack.com). We invited close friends and family to join us for seafood in a more intimate celebration of our union before the big party. And, yes, in comparison to the Velvet Cantina shindig, this WAS intimate. Great clams, crab, and chowder made even the 90 degree heat bearable. The good company didn't hurt, either. Thank you to Dana Landon (our unofficial official photographer of the morning), Uncle Mart, Nan Lujan, Ron Lujan, Trisha Williams, 'Stina Rice, Frances Hammond, & Walter Korman for providing these images.
May 16, 2009
Photos: 206
Velvet Cantina: A Celebratory Cocktail Party
Compilation of Velvet Cantina (www.velvetcantina.com) images captured by our guests. For our celebratory party, we stuffed our guests with drippy nachos and liquored them up with real fruit margaritas and top shelf tequila. This party replaced the Bunny Hop with the Time Warp. Did you survive the Korman Tequila Fest of '09? If you have additional photos to share, I would be happy to add them; pass them along! Thank you to Dana Landon, Uncle Mart, Ron Lujan, Frances Hammond, Trisha Williams, & 'Stina Rice for providing these images. For a sneak peak at Kate Harrison's professional photos of the evening, you can check out her slideshow (http://kateharrisonphotography.com/Slideshow/VeronicaWalter/), blog post #1 (http://khpblog.com/weddings/veronica_walter_preview_san_fr.html), blog post 2 (http://khpblog.com/weddings/veronica_walter.html), and the blog A Practical Wedding (http://www.apracticalwedding.com/2009/06/veronica-walters-mission-district.html).
Photos: 118
Edibles & Elixirs: Through the Professional Lens
After a guerilla photo shoot, we stuffed our guests with drippy nachos, real fruit margaritas, and top-shelf tequila at a celebratory party at Velvet Cantina. Thank you to our AMAZING photographer, Kate Harrison. All images are full-size for download individually or as a complete album. Picasa makes it easy to purchase prints from a selection of suppliers. We are honored to have our event featured on a few blogs, most recently Dana Landon's style blog, It's My Darlin (www.itsmydarlin.com/2009/10/veronica-walter-part-ii.html AND
www.itsmydarlin.com/2009/10/veronica-walter-part-iii.html). Also at Kate Harrison Photography (http://khpblog.com/weddings/veronica_walter_preview_san_fr.html AND http://khpblog.com/weddings/veronica_walter.html) and A Practical Wedding (www.apracticalwedding.com/2009/06/veronica-walters-mission-district.html). A compilation of images captured by our guests: http://picasaweb.google.com/vrlujan/VelvetCantinaACelebratoryCocktailParty?feat=directlink.
Photos: 541
Gordo's and Champagne Toast
The day before the festivities officially began, the Lujan clan got the fun started early. First, a reunion at Gordo, Walter's family's favorite taqueria and purveyor of true San Francisco/Mission-style burritos. Then we gathered at the Laurel Inn for a champagne toast commemorating Mrs. Nan Lujan becoming Dr. Nan Lujan. Our amazing friends Dana & Don were able to join us, making the day even more fun! Thank you to Dana Landon, Ron Lujan, & Mart Young for providing these images.
May 15, 2009
Photos: 38
Fun for All in the City by the Bay
A compilation of photos taken of our guests' time in SF when they weren't being stuffed silly with crab or nachos at our events. Thank you to Ron Lujan, Nan Lujan, Mart Young, Frances Hammond, Trisha Williams, & 'Stina Rice for providing these images.
May 11, 2009
Photos: 54
The First Honeymoon
Our wonderous, magical first honeymoon at the clifftop Post Ranch Inn in the Big Sur mountains overlooking the Pacific ocean. Yes, mountains AND ocean. It was new to me, too. And a surprise - Walter made all the plans and worked hard to keep them secret. I'm ready for the second honeymoon. And we won't stop there. I'm thinking we can easily fit 20 or 30 honeymoons into our lifetime together. Now, some would argue that after the first, they become just "vacations" for the next couple decades at least, but I disagree. They will definitely be more honeymoons.
Mar 28, 2009
Photos: 68
Wedding Ceremony
On Friday March 20, 2009 - our 6th anniversary and the first day of Spring - Walter & I got married in a lovely ceremony at San Francisco City Hall. In attendance were Lynne Korman (Walter's mom) and Alan & Mel Barber (friends since high school). After a photo shoot outside making use of the sunny day, we went inside the historic & architecturally beautiful building and tied the knot. Taking advantage of being one of the last ceremonies of the day, Alan & Mel got some amazing shots of us on the grande staircase with no one else around. We finished up the day with a veritable feast at Restaurant Gary Danko. Walter wore a suit by Paul Smith (as seen on Callum Blue in Showtime's Secret Diary of a Call Girl! - total coincidence.) I wore a dress by Zero by Maria Cornejo, hair by Diana Gallegos at the Patrick Richards salon, and makeup by Melissa Cope at Melissa Cope Skincare.
Mar 20, 2009
Photos: 101
Bachelorette/Bridal Bash
Mar 14, 2009
Photos: 31
Thanksgiving 2008 - Part 2
Secondly, another warm & lovely dinner at Mort's with the dads.
Nov 28, 2008
Photos: 23
Thanksgiving 2008 - Part 1
First, a warm & lovely dinner at Lily and Michael's with the moms.
Nov 27, 2008
Autumn in Seattle
My favorites of the pictures I took on my iPhone during a day-before-Halloween walk down Queen Anne hill, through Fremont to Gasworks Park, and back through Fremont. This shows part of why I love Seattle and why I miss it most at this time of year.
Oct 30, 2008
Point Reyes
A little day trip meandered through the coast north of San Francisco. On our way to Point Reyes, we stopped in Olema to try out a restaurant Walter discovered. When we reached our planned destination, it ended up being a little too foggy to check out the Point Reyes lighthouse, but we did take in lovely vistas, just the same. On our way home, we took little side trips to an Oyster Farm and Stinson beach before driving along the PCH (Pacific Coast Highway 1) through Muir Woods, all along down to Mill Valley.
Sep 9, 2008
Photos: 39
Random photos
Here's a hodge-podge of photos taken since Walter and I met, which is when I first gained access to a digital camera. I put them in reverse chronological order - sort of. I will change the date on the album each time I add new photos.
Sep 2, 2008
Photos: 134
Walter planned a fancy dinner at the famous Top of the Mark restaurant in Nob Hill (www.topofthemark.com), prominently featured in a noir film I love called "The Story of Molly X." We went to enjoy the 360 degree view of the fog - or so I thought - but Walter surprised me with a proposal and a 1920s art deco ring... which I promptly accepted, of course.
Aug 23, 2008
Photos: 13
NC '08 - Hooding & Logan
Trip to see Scott's doctoral hooding and to meet my five-week-old nephew, Logan.
May 9, 2008
Vegas '08
A few pics from our Vegas trip for Don's 30th birthday. Despite a lost battery charger, we managed a few shots on Walter's phone and the last bit left on the camera battery.
Apr 12, 2008
Photos: 26
5th Anniversary in Wine Country
Walter surprised me with a night at Auberge du Soleil resort and spa overlooking Napa Valley for our 5th anniversary, complete with four-course meal and pampering at the spa.
Mar 20, 2008
Photos: 60
Seattle 02/08: Makeover & Lego Party
I got my mountain and tree fix with a visit to Seattle over Valentine's Day. After intruding on Frances and Piper for a few days of girlie fun, I moved to a room at the W, where Walter joined me for the weekend. The two big reasons for the trip: 1. I treated Trisha to a makeover at my old salon. Her first cut and color EVER! and 2. Our friend Matt's annual Lego party doubled as a 40th birthday bash. How could we miss that?!
Feb 13, 2008
Photos: 86
New York Dec '07
Our Egyptian friend Marwa was in NYC in December, so we planned a little college reunion while she was so close. I realized we were going to be there over my mom's 60th birthday, so we invited my parents to join us for a few days, too. It was her first time in the Big Apple, so we hit all the sites. And of course we found time for a couple of Broadway shows, museums, and, of course, delis. We didn't take as many pictures as we usually do, forgetting to bring out the camera for entire excursions, but we still got a good batch of them. And we had fun, which is the most important thing, right?
Dec 16, 2007
Photos: 114
Calendar Photos, 2008
Options for 2008 calendar.
Oct 29, 2007
Photos: 6
PCH, Sam's, & Santa Cruz Boardwalk
Walter and I made the drive down the PCH (my first time!) to hit the haunted attractions at the Santa Cruz Boardwalk. On the way, we stopped at Sam's, an ocean front seafood restaurant I've been hearing about for ages.
Oct 21, 2007
Calendar photos, 2007
The final votes are in! Here are the winners for Nan's 2007 calendar. Asterisks mark the number of votes each photo received. First, the top choices in chronological order. Then the alternates. Finally, the last couple that received votes but just didn't quite make it. Thanks for your help everyone!
Oct 10, 2007
A low key celebration of Walter's 34th Birthday at Kokkari, an cozy Greek restaurant in San Francisco.
Oct 9, 2007
Frances in SF
Sweet Francesca came to SF and, for a few days, life was perfect. She came, she saw, she shopped, she ate, she hobnobbed. Then she left. And we were sad. Dear, sweet Francesca. Come back to us! You are our Ted!
Aug 31, 2007
Photos: 63
Bay Area Fun
Various outings with friends in the Bay Area.
Jul 18, 2007
Photos: 32
Mom in SF
Mom visited SF for a week in July. Despite putting her to work sewing curtains night and day, we managed to squeeze in a few fun outings.
Jul 8, 2007
Photos: 67
Meredyth's Wedding
Meredyth and Jamison tied the knot in Napa on July 5, 2007 and celebrated the union with friends and family on the 7th. Sasha flew in from Seattle and stayed with us so we could enjoy the festivities together. Her dress is a one-of-a-kind she had made and mine is vintage couture Don Loper from the mid-60s. Meredyth, of course, is in Vera Wang.
Jul 7, 2007
Photos: 49
Presidio Heights Flat
This is our Edwardian flat in SF. I ran through and took these pictures super quickly. I'll get better pics up after we move. It's in Presidio Heights a block from Laurel Village. Within 2 blocks we have 2 markets/delis, a butcher, Italian grocery, french laundry/dry cleaner, hardware store, pharmacy, banks, FedEx, Peet's, many boutiques and antique shops where I could never afford to shop, and lunch places for all the wealthy soccer moms who actually do shop there. We're 5 blocks from JK park and the Presidio, 4 blocks from Clement St (30 blocks of ethnic restaurants), and about 4 blocks from a cute little movie theater and one of our favorite Italian restaurants. It's in walking distance to the Jewish Community Center Walter went to growing up, which is now supposed to have the best gym in the state. The California 1, which I am told is the most important bus line, is just a block away. Also, we're 2 blocks from Washington & Cherry, where the Zodiac killed the taxi driver.
May 5, 2007
Photos: 27
Vancouver & Seattle with Lily & Michael
We met Walter's sister Lily and her boyfriend Michael in Vancouver. After a couple of days of eating and tourism, we drove back to Seattle to show them the city one last time before we move to San Francisco.
Mar 29, 2007
4th Anniversary
I curled my hair and we headed to Sostanza in Madison Park to celebrate our 4th anniversary.
Mar 20, 2007
Mac & Cheese
Thanks to Seattle Magazine's tribute to comfort food, Trisha and I began our search for the best macaroni & cheese in the city.
Mar 4, 2007
Swan Lake
Dressed up for PNB's Swan Lake, Walter's early Valentine's Day gift to me.
Feb 8, 2007
Super Bowl Sunday at the Edwardses'
We spent Super Bowl Sunday '07 with our favorite family and met its newest member.
Feb 4, 2007
Frances' Pure Romance Party
PJs and Pure Romance!
Feb 3, 2007
Goofin' Off
Random pictures from February 2, 2007.
Feb 2, 2007
Photos: 9
Silver Birthday Extravaganza!
Yes, I am now a quarter of a century old. For my 25th, we planned a huge snowtubing event at Snoqualmie Pass. A flu epidemic and hoards of kids taking up all the tickets for the day meant Walter, Frances, and I played in the snow, just the three of us, before heading back into town for dim sum. With the whole day ahead of us, we also decided to go to the Aquarium and the Market. After a quick trip home to shower and dress, we gathered again for an amazing Italian meal at La Spiga, where Walter surprised me with my big gift. Best birthday ever!!!
Jan 27, 2007
Photos: 59
Mercy's Birthday Party
Mercy threw a rockin' 30th birthday party for herself at Del Rey. Please send me your pictures! My email address is firstname.lastname@example.com.
Jan 13, 2007
New Haircut
New haircut, new color!
Jan 12, 2007
Square Dancing
We went square dancing with Erin and Dylan at Tractor Tavern - every second Monday of the month, baby!
Jan 8, 2007
Spiciest Ramen Ever
Yang gave Walter the new "spiciest ramen in Korea" and he sampled it. Here we have a photographic record of the events that played out. Album added by Walter.
Jan 6, 2007
Random Holiday Photos 2006
Some random photos from our relaxing, travel free holiday season.
Dec 24, 2006
North Carolina, November 2006
The family converged on Scott and Nan's place in Chapel Hill, NC to celebrate Thankschristmakkuh. Along with all the usual holiday to-dos, we also made an eight-hour road trip to Asheville to see the largest residence in America, the Biltmore Estate built by George Vanderbilt at the turn of the century. Learn more at http://www.biltmore.com/.
Nov 23, 2006
Photos: 148
On 10/10/2006, an 11-hour plane ride brought Walter and I to Seoul, South Korea for Yang and Julie's wedding. A week later, we returned with memories of hospitable people, efficient transportation (especially considering Seoul's 25 million people), impressive shopping, crazy taxi rides, good food (though much of it too spicy for me), the unique Charcoal Factories, and the breathtaking mountainous region of Wonju. There are multiple transliterations for the names of people and places, so there are often alternate spellings to those I have provided.
Ivone spent a couple more days in Seoul after we left, so I recommend taking a look at her pictures, especially to see the great shots of children visiting Gyeongbokgung: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ivone/sets/72157594336308700/.
To check out a video she shot of Johnny eating live octopus, an experience I am sad to have missed, visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWrWbP9Sw_w. You'll have to copy and paste these links.
Oct 18, 2006
Photos: 283
Calendar photos, 2006
Our top choices for the 2006 calendar; in reverse chronological order. More options can be found at http://picasaweb.google.com/vrlujan/PhotosFor2006Calendar?authkey=EqPjCgy5AwGEbTN_i98-YdO0pe8. We are open to discussion if you have other favorites or if any of our choices do not work for any reason.
Oct 5, 2006
Pictures taken as we were headed to the Paramount Theater to see the Broadway play Wicked on 09/24/06.
Sep 24, 2006
Princess Daiquiris
Daiquiris made of homemade watermelon sorbet (pureed watermelon, Splenda, and a splash of lemon juice frozen in an icecream maker) mixed with a blend of Cruzan and coconut rums and served in martini glasses rimmed with sugar make for a very good time!
Aug 19, 2006
Island Park Rodeo
Walter and I mosied on over to my home state of Idaho to join my parents at the Island Park Rodeo.
Aug 4, 2006
Photos: 51
La Jolla/San Diego Zoo
Pictures of our trip to La Jolla and the San Diego Zoo, 05/06. This was the most relaxing vacation I have ever had. And that is not hyperbole.
May 31, 2006
Photos: 78
Easter with the Edwards Family
The Edwards family joined us for Easter Sunday. This is the family from whom we adopted our cats. They now have a little girl, pictured here in Sarah's belly.
Apr 16, 2006
Photos: 15
We spent our 3rd anniversary in Vancouver, B.C. Always memorable, always fun. We've also gone to V-town for our 2nd anniversary and to ring in the 2006 New Year.
Mar 20, 2006
Photos: 36
November 2005
Scott, Nan, Mom, and Dad came for Thanksgiving and an early Christmas. When we heard Aunt Dee and Uncle Mart were visiting Mike and Wendy, and that Tim's family would be in town, we had to throw together an Adam's Family Reunion.
Nov 26, 2005
Photos: 62
Jun 6, 2004
A lot of pictures of our cats, Percy and Bailey. Ordering goes from roughly newer to older, starting with pictures of both cats together, then both cats with Walter & I, both cats with Walter, and both cats with me. It continues in the same trend with first Percy and then Bailey. A complicated organization system, I know, but it actually makes it really easy to find photos I'm looking for, believe it or not.
Apr 1, 2004
Photos: 171


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BofA Hires SEC's Former Top Cop Lynch for Legal Disputes, Probes
Gary Lynch, the former Securities and Exchange Commission enforcement head who later helped Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse AG tackle legal disputes, is looking to repeat his success at the biggest U.S. bank.
Bank of America Corp. announced yesterday that it had hired Lynch, 60, as its global chief of legal, compliance and regulatory relations. Scott Silvestri, a Bank of America spokesman, said Lynch wasn't available for an interview.
Chief Executive Officer Brian Moynihan, 51, brings in Lynch as the Charlotte, North Carolina-based bank deals with lawsuits and investigations tied to soured loans from the housing boom. The lender, which posted its first profit in three quarters yesterday, had its capital plan rejected by the Federal Reserve last month.
"It's a great challenge, and he's more than up for it," said Harvey Pitt, SEC chairman from 2001 to 2003 and now head of Washington-based consulting firm Kalorama Partners LLC. "Regulators will be receptive to him because he has the experience and knows what their concerns are, but also because he's a straight shooter."
Lynch, who started at the SEC in 1976, headed the regulator's enforcement division from 1985 to 1989. He led investigations of Ivan Boesky, the former takeover investor who was convicted of insider trading, and Michael Milken, the high-yield bond chief at Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. who went to prison for securities violations.
Lynch joined Credit Suisse First Boston as it faced a federal probe into its handling of initial public offerings during the dot-com bubble. He took over Morgan Stanley's legal division after it lost a $1.57 billion verdict as its lawyers failed to turn over relevant e-mails.
Among the Best
"Companies that find themselves facing these really big issues need people like Gary, and he's clearly among the best," said Joseph Grundfest, a former SEC commissioner who is now a Stanford Law School professor. "He's a problem solver, in a way that transcends the narrow legal questions and is able to address the larger business and political policy issues. And the reality is that a company like Bank of America has to simultaneously solve all of those questions."
Lynch's position was newly created, and general counsel Ed O'Keefe will report to him, the bank said. Lynch, who's been in London since 2009, is moving back to New York.
Lynch may face a greater variety of issues at Bank of America than at his previous firms. The bank was among the 14 largest U.S. mortgage servicers that agreed with federal regulators to review all foreclosed loans from 2009 and 2010, and pay back losses in cases that were mishandled.
Foreclosure Practices
Bank of America still faces an investigation by state attorneys general into foreclosure practices. It has agreed to pay insurers and investors more than $7 billion to retire mortgage-repurchase claims since Moynihan became CEO in 2010.
"Lots of people can litigate in court, but few people know how to negotiate with regulators because you've been there and done that yourself," said John Coffee, a law professor at Columbia University in New York. "The major banks are still going to have complicated negotiations with the SEC and other financial regulators, and it's good to have someone who knows how the other side thinks and how to persuade the other side."
Lynch is among at least three former SEC enforcement directors helping oversee legal departments at the largest global banks. Deutsche Bank AG General Counsel Richard Walker stepped down at the agency in 2001. JPMorgan Chase & Co. named Stephen Cutler to be its top legal officer in 2006, about a year after he left the government.
Special Access
SEC Inspector General H. David Kotz has questioned how staff members interact with former SEC enforcement attorneys in reports, including examinations of how the SEC handled probes of Stanford Financial Group, Allied Capital, and Pequot Capital Management. Kotz said in a 2008 report that a lawyer for a major Wall Street firm with an interest in the Pequot investigation was given special access to senior SEC officials.
Lynch, who earned his law degree in 1975 from Duke University, was one of John Mack's first hires at Credit Suisse First Boston when Mack became CEO in 2001. He helped negotiate a $100 million settlement in 2002 of charges the firm allotted sought-after shares of initial public offerings in exchange for investor kickbacks in the form of higher commissions.
Mack recruited Lynch to join him when he returned to Morgan Stanley in 2005, shortly after the firm had lost a $1.57 billion verdict in a case brought by financier Ronald Perelman, leading the then-general counsel to step down. In 2007, the firm won an appeals court decision that overturned the verdict.
Leaving Morgan Stanley
Less than two months after Mack stepped down as Morgan Stanley's CEO, Lynch announced in February 2010 that he would give up his role as chief legal officer. Lynch remained with the firm as vice chairman and advised on policy and strategy issues until he left last month.
"Gary is both very smart and also very experienced, and they're not always the same thing," Pitt said. "Whatever your past reputation has been, you always have to prove yourself all over again, but in Gary's case, that's not going to be an issue."


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Marathon Man glitched? 100% question
I'm stuck at 99.82% I know I have done everything except the marathon man achievment because my "on foot" stat have glitched so that it is just saying: 1.#R
So I'm wondering if the running pants are necessary for 100%:confused:
Running 100km is necessary, if you get the achievement you'll know you've run the distance, if you have got a glitch stopping your game from registering then logically you won't get 100%, you should reload a previous save if you have one.
So to answer your question; it's probable that the pants themselves aren't what give you the extra percentage.
... So basicly I just spent around 20-30 hours for nothing then. Have to redo the Whole F-ING GAME? UP YOURS ROCKSTAR THANKS ALOT
You also need 330 articles of clothing. It doesnt specify which ones you need. If you dont have the gold suit (elvis suit) make sure you go to each shop. Also there are 4 (I think) errands that give you an article of clothing. Try to get the ninja costumes as well.
P.S. What helped me keep from a) breaking this game b) throwing the controller or c) yelling at the wife when she gets on my nerves was I stepped away from the 360 for a few hours and smoked a few cigs and watched something that made me laugh. After a few hours I started the game back up and I didnt feel as fustrated as I did before. Hope that helps. Good luck!
Different Glitch
My Marathon Man achievement never activated and I am at 250 km run on foot but I was able to get the perfectionist achievement, and I am baffled as to why it wont register. Any ideas?
I got the 100% achievement WITHOUT the Marathon Man achievement. I also had the 1.#R glitch, so after I had the 100% achievement, I done as suggested and set up a contraption on a new save file and got the achievement.
Keep making sure you have followed the list to the letter, keep saving and restarting your Xbox for the Errands to appear, and you will soon have 100%, good luck!
Thanks guys.
Have yet to try these but I know I have over 330 pieces of clothing but some that I should have been awarded (geography lessons) are not showing up in my closet (they won't come out of the closet :P)
Also some of the clothing items in the checklist are not available as separate parts. Should they be?
As for the errands I guess I will just have to continue restarting over and over.
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Ex-LAPD officer Christopher Dorner believed dead after standoff
LAPD says fugitive ex-cop's body has not been found following a shootout with police at a cabin in Big Bear Lake, California.
Scott M: They need to remove names from the candidates and let them vote on their record and platform. Candidate A, has a large corporation and employs more female executives than males, and also provides equal pay, Candidate B has a large corporation and hires fewer female executives, and pay them less than males. Candidate A seeks a ban on immigration from countries that promote and follow sharia law that mandates the death penalty for gays, Candidate B wants to expand immigration of the same people by 500%, Candidate A plans to punish companies through the tax system that send high paying manufacturing jobs out of the country, Candidate B believes in a more global economy and supports the outsourcing of good paying jobs, and lastly Candidate A has a 97% success rate in business and creating jobs, Candidate B has lived on the govt payroll and donations from foreign governments and has never created a job, but points out the 3% failure rate of candidate A as evidence Candidate A is unfit to serve as president. Who would you vote for?


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Saturday, Nov. 18 — Already the arrangements for the annual mask ball to be given by the boys of the East Las Vegas Fire department on Jan. 1, are well under way and indications are that it will be the biggest and grandest affair in the history of the Meadow City fire department. At the last meeting of the firemen in the city hall on Nov. 7 committees were appointed, and the committee on arrangements, composed of Arthur Minnium, Dick Smith and James Lowe, immediately got busy and has already outlined the entire plan for the big dance.
Free Thanksgiving Dinner
Take advantage of a free Thanksgiving dinner from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thanksgiving Day at El Sombrero Restaurant, 825 Mills Ave. Helen Rivera and her family have been providing the meal for more than a decade as a way to give back to the community.
A chance of rain showers. Some thunder is also possible. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 56. West wind 10-15 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30 percent. A 20 percent chance of snow showers at night. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 29. Northwest wind around 10 mph.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 54. North wind around 5 mph, becoming calm. Mostly clear at night, with a low around 28.
Storrie Lake State Park will be closed this Thursday and Friday in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. The park will re-open at 7 a.m. on Saturday. For questions or for more information, call 425-7278.
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The offices of the Las Vegas Optic will also be closed Thursday and Friday and will reopen on Monday.
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SANTA FE — A high-ranking New Mexico official and several other motorists unknowingly drove over the body of a man who had been struck moments earlier on a pitch-black highway, shocking drivers who didn't find out until later that they had run over a person.
Police said Friday they're unsure of how many vehicles struck the 46-year-old man's body on the four-lane highway near Santa Fe, but one of them was driven by New Mexico Secretary of State Dianna Duran.
A manpower shortage has forced state police to cut back on its 24-hour police patrols in San Miguel County.
The staffing change has San Miguel County officials saying that it's more important than ever for the county to bring on more sheriff's deputies, though finding the money to do that is proving to be a challenge.
A Mora school board member who has been critical of the current administration is being accused of assaulting a school janitor.
The City Council unanimously approved a $38,000 contract with the Las Vegas-San Miguel Economic Development Corporation at its meeting Wednesday evening despite some concerns raised by members of the governing body.
Elmer Martinez, the city's community development director, acknowledged that the city has had issues and concerns with the organization in recent times, but he said he felt the agreement being proposed was a good one. The EDC, which strives to promote economic development in this area, has been in turmoil in recent times.
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A bad wind blew good fortune to a Guadalupita woman.
Rebecca Leyba won $200,000 playing the New Mexico Lottery's "Diamond Avalanche" Scratcher game.
She ended up with the winning ticket after she and her husband drove 50 miles to Las Vegas to replace windows broken in a windstorm. On their way home Monday, they stopped for gas and snacks.
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Indy flattered but won't bid on 2024 Olympics
INDIANAPOLIS -- Indianapolis officials say they're flattered to be considered as a possible host for the 2024 summer Olympic Games but won't bid on the event.
The Indianapolis Star reports (http://indy.st/VLjfPa ) that Indianapolis is one of 35 cities the U.S. Olympic Committee has sent letters to gauge their interest in hosting the games.
Spokesmen for Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard and the Indiana Sports Corp. say the city can't meet the requirements to host an Olympics.
Indianapolis received rave reviews as host of the 2012 Super Bowl and hopes to bring the game back in 2018.
The city will host the NCAA men's Final Four in 2015, the women's Final Four in 2016 and the Big Ten football championship each year through 2015.
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For the first time in school history, Thomas Jefferson School of Law's national trial team won the 2013 Texas Young Lawyers Association (TYLA) regional in Tucson, Ariz. The team of Robert Sagerian (3L), Jay B Campbell (2L) and Michael Fabinski (3L) will compete in the national round April 3-7, 2013, in San Antonio. The team is coached by professors Lilys McCoy and Lea Fields-Bernard.
TJSL defeated Western State, Pepperdine, Loyola Marymount and Pepperdine, again, en route to the championship. The regional competition included 28 teams from Southern California, Arizona and Hawaii.
The TJSL team competed in five trials over the course of four days, never losing a round and receiving the highest point total of all the teams. A second TJSL team, consisting of Alonso Zavalasoto (2L), David Askander (3L) and Michael Klitzke (2L), also did well and just missed the chance to advance.
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Well like the question says, who do you think it is? Also if not your guy, who do you think we hire?
Want:Kyle Shanahan
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I think if Fangio is promoted, this is a perfect opportunity for someone that can take an offense with a lot of talent and if successful, will make them a hot commodity to become HC next season.


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James Monroe JV rolls over King George Foxes
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The defending Battlefield District junior varsity football champions James Monroe High School continued their district dominance last Wednesday with their 36-6 victory over King George. The Yellow Jacket victory eliminated the Foxes from post-season play, as they continued their undefeated 9-0-record. Currently, the only other undefeated team in the district is Courtland. The Foxes lost in the junior varsity championship to the Yellow Jackets last season.
In the first quarter, it took the Yellow Jackets less than 2 minutes to march 59 yards down the field, where Eric Nelson scored from 4 yards out to give them their first score.
Xavier James ended a potential Yellow Jacket scoring situation inside the Fox 30-yard line with an interception. James would later finish the game with two interceptions. With 3:16 left in the first quarter Darryl Dyson extended the Yellow Jacket lead to 14-0, with a 40-yard punt return touchdown.
The Foxes managed to counter the Yellow Jacket drive with a 64-yard scoring drive. James set up an Eian Chase 2-yard score with a 18-yard run down to the 2-yard line.
The Yellow Jackets scored on their second possession of the second quarter, when Raheem Perrin ran through the middle of the Fox defense for a 31-yard touchdown.
Leading 22-6, the Yellow Jackets closed the half out with 58-yard run down to the Foxes 2-yard line. Only a touchdown-saving tackle from James prevented the score. However, on the ensuing play, Sha' Mar Ellis scored from 2 yards out to give the Yellow Jackets a commanding 30-6 lead.
The Yellow Jackets scored their final touchdown as Dyson returned his second punt of the game for a score, giving his team a 36-6 advantage. Dyson finished the game with 10 carries for 100 yards, including two punt returns for touchdown, totaling 90 yards.
The Foxes will travel to Caroline next week to conclude their season, while the Yellow Jackets battle Courtland for the regular season district title. Next week's battle between Courtland and James Monroe will be a preview to the District Championship that will be played the following week.
The Foxes junior varsity is approaching two back-to-back winning seasons under the helm of second year coach Neil Lyburn.
"We had a good season, but illnesses and injuries hurt us in the last couple of weeks," Lyburn said. "The players' effort is still there, but sometimes it becomes a mental thing. When we have certain people out, our team is not at 100 percent, and they begin to second-guess the next man. If you're out on the field I expect you to do what the man before you did—everyone who steps onto the field is capable of doing their job."
The true measure for every football program is their feeder programs. In light of the Foxes' accomplishments in the past two seasons, the varsity team should reap the benefits. Names such as Quesean Jett, Jonathan Brinson, Kenan Frye, Kendal Harvey, Xavier James, Antwan Brown and Jordi Estes will soon be household names in the district.
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The Dropkick Murphys Wish You Happy St Patrick's Day And In Turn Wish A Friend A Grand Farewell
"Going Out in Style," the 12th album from Boston Celtic punk outfit, Dropkick Murphys, spins a eulogy of Cornelius Larkin, an Irish immigrant and Korean War veteran with a rough and tumble life that spans the 13 tracks of the release and even includes an obituary in the liner notes. The album jumps between old world Irish folk and the Dropkick's punk-infused take on it, which does not stray far from the sound the band has developed over the years. With stomping blue collar anthems like "Hang em' High" and the title track "Going Out in Style" to the mandolin & bagpipe ruckus of "Sunday Hardcore Matinee" that makes you want to stage-dive off the bar, the Dropkick Murphys drop an album that is not only fun to pump your fists to while wearing a kilt but also listen to over and over to enjoy the story that is told within it. The album also hosts a few of the many friends the Dropkick's have made over the years with comedian and Rescue Me cast member Lenny Clarke dropping in on "Going Out in Style," along with NOFX's Fat Mike & Living End's Chris Cheney, but also The Boss....yes, that's right, Bruce Springsteen singing a chorus on "Peg o' My Heart" in his gruffest dockworker drawl. While the album pushes its way through the industry crowd of simple punk rock with blaring bagpipes and fiery tin whistles, like on "Climbing A Chair To Bed" and "Deeds Not Words," the boys also pledge support to the Unions with "Take 'Em Down" and then stop to smell the shamrocks on the classic traditional "The Irish Rover" featuring Pat Lynch. All in all, this is the perfect album to tip back a pint of Guinness to and celebrate the day Saint Patrick went out in style. Put your copy on hold today!!!
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25 Sep 2013 3:33 AM #1
Answered: How to reload the screen on custom action to reflect new added fields
Hello All,
I have a screen and on some custom action, Few fields (Depending on the data in database) get generated. and the json string passed to the page gets updated.
But after the custom action this updated json string does not populate the newly added fields on the page.
The page does not re-render. I also have data entered on the page. While I do so I need the data to be intact.
The custom tags in the jsp are updating the json data.
Please help.
Thanks All,
I found out that the response that I got from the custom tag java code has to be formulated into the javaScript fields and these constructed fields have to be added to the container as below.
vCFContainer.add(new Ext.form.Field(config));
The config has the field information from the json response and it displays the fields.
25 Sep 2013 3:55 AM #2
How is the "json string passed to the page" delivered? I'm assuming via an AJAX request, but you need to be specific. If via an AJAX request, it seems like you simply need to add some code in the success handler to regenerate the fields based on the json data that you update.
25 Sep 2013 4:02 AM #3
We have our framework javascript files which process the fields and layouts.
So I had earlier thought that adding new fields to the json , the framework will handle it.
There are already few fields on the page, I am just adding new fields to the json.
The existing fields reflect properly, so do I need to do anything else to the response to populate these.
25 Sep 2013 4:11 AM #4
As before, can you show a snippet of code? Without that, or at least some more explanation of what kinds of fields and layouts you're dealing with (what do you mean by "layout", for example), it's difficult to tell you what you need to do.
25 Sep 2013 4:55 AM #5
Actually I have done anything in the JavaScript, just the JSon string that was getting passed to the framework js is changed to have new fields in it
For e.g.
Below is the json string
"classPath": "bsxref_hdr",
"layout":{ "abclistfield1" : {"container":"cont_7", "contType":1 },
"updatedby" : {"container":"cont_10", "index":16, "contType":1}},
"labels": {"updatedby": { label: "Updated By" }, "abclistfield1":{ label : "TextField" }},
"pageData": {
"values": {
"updatedby": null,
"abclistfield1": null
"attributes": {
"updatedby": "protected",
"abclistfield1": "optional"
focus: {"firstEnterableField": "updatedby"},
"messages": null
Here if updatedby was already present on the page then on custom action when the response is sent, then the respsonse json string is modified to have abclistfield1 field in it too.
Here abclistfield1 comes from data base and its data type can be any. But the page does not render the fields again here. It is difficult for me to post the entire javaSript code here.
But Just want to know the will just adding fields to the json string populate them or Do we need to do something in the view handler or controller javaSript to reload the page or something Like it.
I am kind of new to ExtJs.
25 Sep 2013 10:10 AM #6
Without knowing what your app actually does with that JSON string, it's difficult to say what you need to do. If that string is being used a configuration for how to build out particular components, then you will probably have to run the new string through whatever process is used when the page loads and generates the components.
But again, without knowing how this is being used, it's tough to say more than that.
7 Oct 2013 3:47 AM #7
Thanks All,
I found out that the response that I got from the custom tag java code has to be formulated into the javaScript fields and these constructed fields have to be added to the container as below.
vCFContainer.add(new Ext.form.Field(config));
The config has the field information from the json response and it displays the fields.


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I'm not quite sure who's decision it was to output the comments into the post content instead of replacing the comments_template filter with add_filter.
I've read through a few support requests and see that something to this effect has already been requested but was wondering if this will be implemented anytime soon? Or if not, which function can I use with add_filter('comments_template') in order to get the comments to display where normal WP comments are.
Basically comparing post date to a certain date and if post is older it shows Disqus comments and if newer it shows Facebook comments.


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Before I became a mother, I had no idea of the challenges and joys that awaited me. Qualities emerged that I hadn't known I had, like unwavering patience, overwhelming love, and a fierce determination to steer my son around at least some of the pitfalls of my own childhood.
Miller recognized the tragedy of wasted human lives. He made his audience understand the necessity of valuing those deemed insignificant by the history of great men and events. Far more important than Miller's personal shortcomings are what the secrecy surrounding Daniel's life says about a shameful episode in American history.
Her guest list of who she desired attend was as politically and spiritually diverse as our nation. The all-encompassing array of people present illustrated the mutual respect and admiration held for the graceful First Lady, Mrs. Ronald Reagan.
In an era of ass-kicking women on TV (Supergirl, Blindspot's Jane Doe, Legends of Tomorrow's White Canary, Netflix's Jessica Jones), the Bella Twins are the real thing. Well, as real as anything gets on reality TV, anyway.
How long does it take to sign divorce papers? If you are Arnold Schwarzenegger, four years... and counting.
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It wasn't creative self-doubt. It was personal. What was I doing with my time? How could I measure what I had accomplished? I didn't have any of the traditional ways to judge myself and my work. By all the societal standards of success today, I had failed -- or at least, I hadn't yet succeeded.


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I know that using the scan on the galaxy map will attract reaper attention, but is it also true for the planet part (where you launch the probe)? Basically do I have to rush this bit or can I take my time when finding all the loot?
Scanning planets does not attract Reaper attention. You can take as much time as you want.
The problem is that in order to scan a planet or debris field, the system itself now needs to be scanned for triggers first, which does attract Reaper attention according to the message displayed after first entering a system.


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Audio::TagLib::Ogg::FieldListMap - Perl-only class
use Audio::TagLib::Ogg::FieldListMap; my $xc = Audio::TagLib::Ogg::XiphComment->new(); $xc->setTitle(Audio::TagLib::String->new("title")); $xc->setArtist(Audio::TagLib::String->new("artist")); my $i = $xc->fieldListMap(); tie my %i, ref($i), $i; print $i{Audio::TagLib::String->new("TITLE")}->toString()->toCString(), "\n"; # got "title"
Implements TagLib::Ogg::FieldListMap in C/C++ code, which is of type TagLib::Map<String, StringList>.
Optionally, you can tie an instance of ItemListMap with a hash symbol, just like this:
tie my %h, ref($i), $i;, Then operate throught %h.
see Audio::TagLib::Ogg::XiphComment::fieldListMap()
Constructs an empty FieldListMap.
Make a shallow, implicitly shared, copy of $m.
Destroys this instance of the FieldListMap.
Returns an STL style iterator to the beginning of the map.
Returns an STL style iterator to the end of the map.
Inserts $value under $key in the map. If a value for $key already exists it will be overwritten.
Removes all of the elements from elements from the map. This however will not free memory of all the items.
The number of elements in the map.
see isEmpty()
Returns true if the map is empty.
see size()
Find the first occurance of $key.
Returns true if the map contains an instance of $key.
Erase the item at $it from the list.
Returns the value associated with $key.
note This has undefined behavior if the key is not present in the map.
Make a shallow, implicitly shared, copy of $m.
None by default.
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Copyright (C) 2005 by Dongxu Ma
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Impact of socioeconomic status on extent of disease at diagnosis and cancer and ocular outcomes in retinoblastoma: A population-based analysis
Reporter: Jacob Shabason, MD
The Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania
Last Modified: June 6, 2013
Presenter: Bao Truong, BS
Presenter's Affiliation: Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, MA
Abstract #: 10011
- Retinoblastoma is the most common intraocular cancer of childhood, and accounts for 3% of all pediatric malignancies.
- The most common presenting sign of retinoblastoma is leukocoria, which can be easily detected with the examination for a red reflex.
- Therefore, primary care physicians play a vital role in the diagnosis of retinoblastoma through performance of routine screening evaluating for a red reflex.
- There is a strong correlation between early diagnosis and improved clinical outcome in retinoblastoma.
- If the tumor is identified when small and has not yet extended outside of the retina, patients can be treated with globe preservation therapy.
- Tumors identified later with vitreous or sub-retinal seeding, however, typically require enucleation.
- Although appropriate local therapy generally results in long-term survival, delayed diagnosis tends to lead to more extensive disease and less of a chance for eye preservation or cure.
- Barriers to proper primary care screening may delay the diagnosis of retinoblastoma and affect prognosis.
- In this SEER registry study the authors analyze the impact of socioeconomic status and ethnicity on the extent of disease, as well as cancer and ocular outcomes.
Materials and Methods
- Eighteen SEER registries from 2000-2009 were searched and all retinoblastoma cases (0-9 years) were included in the analysis.
- Diagnosis, staging, treatment, gender, race, ethnicity and county of residence were collected on each patient.
- The county-based disparity variables analyzed included poverty level, education attainment, language isolation, crowding, and percentage of immigrants.
- The cut-off values were defined as the median values for the cohort of patients.
- Relative survival was calculated using Ederer II method and estimates were compared using Z-score.
- 755 case of retinoblastoma were identified and included in this study.
- The percentage of patients with extraocular disease was consistently higher in US counties with lower socioeconomic indications, including:
- Higher vs. lower poverty status (29.3% vs. 22.1%, p=0.028)
- Lower vs. higher education attainment (30.6% vs. 22.7%, p=0.003)
- Higher vs. lower crowding (33.2% vs. 18.1%, p<0.001)
- Higher vs. lower language isolation (32.2% vs. 19.3%, p<0.001).
- Higher vs. lower percentage of immigrants (30.1% vs. 21.4%, p=0.008).
- In terms of racial associations, Hispanic patients had significantly higher percentage of extraocular disease compared to other races (35.2% vs. 20.9%, p<0.001).
- Worse ocular outcomes, as measured by a higher percentage of enucleation, were associated with counties with low education attainment (75.4% vs. 67.4%, p=0.025), and with Hispanic origin (77% vs. 68.6%, p=0.019).
- Decreased survival was associated only with the variable of language isolation (p=0.016), but not with Hispanic origin or other socioeconomic indicators.
Author's Conclusions
- There are significant disparities in the care and outcomes of pediatric patients with retinoblastoma.
- Lower socioeconomic factors are associated with more extensive disease, presumably from decreased access to primary care physicians and therefore delayed diagnosis.
- Hispanic patients in particular tend to have more advanced disease and higher enucleation rates.
- The only factor associated with impaired survival is language isolation.
Clinical Implications
- Early diagnosis of retinoblastoma by primary care physicians is vital for improved clinical outcomes and may permit opportunities for early interventions that can avoid the morbid procedure of enucleation.
- Socioeconomic and ethnic barriers to care place patients who live in certain underserved communities at higher risk for presenting with later stage disease.
- This study indicates a need for improved screening for retinoblastoma in underserved populations and further work is necessary to try to improve this access to care.
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Through WE (5/28) – Like Me: An Exploration of Social Identity, by Shonie Kuykendall. Photography.
FR (4/18) through SA (5/18) – Slown Down Pictures, pop art with an original soundtrack.
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Through (9/1) – Works by art department faculty.
Through (5/17) – Volunteers needed for various tasks before and during the 5k held at UNCA on May 17.
Through (5/7) – abstract pastels by Bridget Risdon Hepler
ONGOING – Classes for careers in the food and hotel industries. Includes American Hotel and Lodging Association Certification. Call for times. $25.
Through WE (5/14) – Pioneer, self-taught artists.
Through TU (8/19) – All Kinds of Quilts, works by Asheville Modern Quilt Guild.
Through (8/19) – All Kinds of Quilts, by Asheville Modern Quilt Guild. Opening reception Sunday, May 4, from 2-4pm.
Through (6/15) – Look Again, a look at the byproducts of contemporary society.
Through (5/1) – Works by senior art students. Opening reception: April 11, 5:30pm.
TUESDAYS through THURSDAYS, 9am-noon – Adult basic education/ high school equivalency classes. Registration required.
Through FR (5/30) – Craft Tryon, works by Tryon artists.
TU (4/29), 9am – Workshop to benefit North Carolina Outward Bound School NC Youth Scholarship Fund. $120. Held at Prestige Subaru Adventure Center, 585 Tunnel Road. Info: ncobs.org, steverudolphcoaching.com/workshops.html or 772-9396.
Through (5/15), 9am-noon – Haywood County Plant Clinic open to answer questions about plants.
TU (4/29), 9:30am-12:3opm – With artist Virginia Pendergrass at Zealandia Castle, 1 Vance Gap Road.
TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS, 12:30-3:30pm – Medical office support career classes. Registration required.
TU (4/29), 3-5:30pm – Located at 67 W. Henderson St.
TU (4/22), 3-5:30pm – Located at 67 W. Henderson St.
TUESDAYS, 6-8:30pm – Weekly social held at Asheville Pizza, 77 Coxe Ave.
TU (4/29), 7pm – Toubab Krewe, fusion instrumentalists. $22.
TUESDAYS, 7-8:30pm – Conscious compassionate awareness meditation and group discussion. Contact for directions.
TU (4/29), 7:30pm – University Wind Ensemble and Symphony Band. John W. Bardo Fine and Performing Arts Center.


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Hi Chad,
I have just installed wp-members on my WP blog. It was in a really rough form when I got it, but I have since added some polish (though I couldn't fix everything wrong with it).
My Request is this: Could you please separate the messages by CSS class, such as informative messages, error messages, and success messages? I would like to make my success messages green, my info either blue or grey, and my error messages red (Yes I'm a UI Design freak, and want things to look their best). Here is a screenshot of how all my messages look now: http://goo.gl/k9F1r
...and, incase it matters, here is my home-brewed theme (though you have to view advertisement to download it, to give me credit for my work.): http://ow.ly/fz5Dc
I want to know why [by default] there is SO much space around the messages. Is it something I've done wrong in the CSS?
Also, where is the "English" language files that I can change the registration form title from "New Users Registration" to "New User Registration" (which makes a lot more sense).
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Michigan Opera Theatre continues its annual holiday tradition with the return of BalletMet Columbus' production of Tchaikovsky's favorite Christmas delight. For seven magical performances, this holiday event features a talented cast of more than 100 professional company dancers and local children, with larger-than-life-characters, narration by Sir Roger Moore, and Tchaikovsky's glorious score played by the Michigan Opera Theatre Orchestra. Have the kids and the grandkids started asking for tickets yet? You know they will!
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World Cyber Games Finals
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Chess programs keep getting better, but grandmasters have learned to anticipate their game
Erlendur Thorsteinsson: Master of the Universe
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Japanese researchers demonstrate a robotic wheelchair operated with Wii game controller
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IEEE Spectrum Reactorland: A Board Game
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I'm not sure if there is a specific name for this type of activity or not, but anyways:
When a user ssh's into machine1, is there someway to force them to automatically ssh to machine2?
For example, if user Bob ssh's into server1, can you set something up on server1 so that when Bob successfully logs in, he automatically ssh's to server2, so that he only has access to server2 and isn't really able to do anything on server1? Also, when he exits, it would disconnect him from server2 but also server1.
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After decades of predictions that print newspapers are doomed, it should come as no shock, but still: I was caught off guard by the announcement that Britain's national daily The Independent is giving up on print.
It's been a long time coming -- too long -- but in the next month or so we're finally moving savannahnow.com to a new responsive Drupal 7 foundation. There's more to it than that, though.
I'm back in the United States and mostly unjetlagged from a week in Ukraine, where I spent most of the time with the Chernihiv Media Group in a program operated by IREX and funded by the U.S. State Department. Ukraine is a country at war, but it's a strange one, geographically isolated to an eastern region where pro-Moscow rebels (and covert Russian soldiers) are trying to break away and reconnect with Russia.
Well, this makes me feel old: I'm now a source of oral history. I was interviewed recently for the Internet History Podcast by by Brian McCullough, whose attention was caught by my complaint about revisionist history and the "original sin" myth.
One of the site engagement metrics that I monitor is pages per visitor.
It's a number that's under a lot of downward pressure as social media, especially Facebook, becomes more dominant in the user experience.
A column by Aurora Sentinel editor Dave Perry is making the rounds on Facebook, I think primarily because the weekly paper is arguing that Denver is better off with a strong daily newspaper than without one, and that's something journalists like to hear. I happen to agree, but I gagged when I got to the part of the article that describes the impact of the Internet:
Most of you really don't have a clue what's happened.
This week marks the 10th anniversary of the launch of Bluffton Today, a hyperlocal newspaper whose evolution reflects many of the major forces operating on journalism in this country.
The Star Tribune in Minneapolis is moving to an office tower down the street. In the process, staff archaeologists unearthed a video of the 1995 unveiling of Star Tribune Online to the staff. Jamie Hutt posted it on YouTube. It's an hour long, which is more of watching myself than I can stand, but Adrian Holovaty made it through and pointed me to this:
A couple of recent (re)launches that address the continuing growth of mobile Internet usage:
Business in Savannah got a shiny new responsive design last month. Chris White wrote about it. The BiS brand is used for the daily business coverage of the Savannah Morning News as well as a separate monthly business magazine.
What happens when your job is automated out of existence? "Knowledge workers" have imagined themselves immune, but machine learning changes everything. It is great that technology lifts the yoke of labor from humanity. It's not so great when humanity is left with nothing. In our economic system, the benefits of such change do not accrue to the freed labor. We may need to rethink that.


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Now that menu and search buttons work. I don't know why. I guess that YARPP I activated these days were conflicting. I'm not sure.
I updated wptouch to the newest version, 188.8.131.52. Then menu and search buttons don't work. In addition to that, featured sliders don't appear after I checked "enable featured slider".


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Does anyone know how to place a vertical menu on a page (not a post)?
For example you click 'food' on the top menu, which has roll down children and it takes you to the master food page. This will contain a summary and introduction AND its own menu of all the children that are in the initial dropdown.
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Running Time: 140
Director: Randy West
Company: Randy West
Distribution Companies: 4-Play
Cast: Randy West, Mr. Marcus, Kelsie Chambers, Ray Swayze, Pandora Rye, Bridgette Belle, Faith Marie
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Gonzo
If the footage never reaches volcanic status, blame it on passive videography, not the performers, who are all enthusiastic and orgasmic. Regardless, a few hotties who take it up the ass caught our attention. The double-plugging blonde Pandora receives from Marcus and Randy is eminently watchable, even if the facial pop shots are captured from afar. Also worth catching is Randy's eight-inch enema-izing of a hot tart named Kelsie, who has no future porno plans. A rare treat.


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|Look up restless or restlessness in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Restless may refer to:
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I just learned on FACEBOOK that my 21 year old daughter has been looking for a job and a college ( she's pre med ) OUT OF STATE!
She has been looking for a couple of months, and never said anything to me. Im heartbroken ( which is probably why she didnt tell me ). I will support her no matter what, but Im in tears just thinking of her being gone. We are very close.
I know it's because her fiance has been wanting to move out of state for a couple of years so I blame him. ( I like the guy, but damn! )
Yeah, I know she is a grown woman, living her life etc.... But I challange any of you think of how you would feel if your first born was in another state. Having your grandchildren in another state...


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PITTSFORD, N.Y. -- A daily review of the hot topics coming out of Buffalo Bills training camp:
Tuesday night's practice saw the return of tight ends Scott Chandler and Tony Moeaki, as well as wide receiver Marquise Goodwin. None had played in Sunday's preseason game due to injury. Moeaki left practice about halfway through and came back without pads. Word after practice was that Moeaki didn't suffer a new injury and that the team only planned on having him participate in individual drills. Goodwin, meanwhile, was limited in team drills.
There was a heavy emphasis on the red zone in Wednesday's practice. The results weren't spectacular. In his second set of 11-on-11 reps, Manuel was sacked on his first two plays. The second play featured Manny Lawson pulling up in front of Manuel (no contact is allowed on quarterbacks) and standing there as Manuel continued to move his feet and read the defense for another second or two. It was an odd sight. Manuel found Lee Smith on the next play for a touchdown, one of just two we logged for Manuel in red zone drills. Some of Manuel's past problems cropped up Tuesday night, as he appeared to hold the ball too long on some plays while making questionable decisions (e.g. targeting Scott Chandler in double coverage in the end zone) on others. Overall, it was one of Manuel's poorer practices of camp.
Robert Woods' place in the offense has become a topic of conversation since he wasn't on the field with the first team offense Sunday night. Marrone said the Bills played Woods into the third quarter to get a look at him in the slot, although it may still be troubling for the second-round pick that Chris Hogan was the slot receiver with the first team Sunday night. On Tuesday night, Woods' snaps with Manuel continued to be limited. For one stretch in a red zone drill, it was Hogan, Sammy Watkins, and Mike Williams as the top combo.
Cyril Richardson saw more time with the first team in 11-on-11 drills Tuesday night. For now, it looks to be him and Kraig Urbik battling for that job. We haven't seen Chris Hairston in that spot in over a week.
Cornerback Leodis McKelvin did not participate in the practice. His case becomes more curious, as he began training camp participating in team drills and has seen his workload decrease ever since. McKelvin had offseason hip surgery which is apparently still affecting his ability to practice. Fellow cornerback Stephon Gilmore, who also had hip surgery and did not play in Sunday's game, participated in team drills Tuesday.
More injury updates: offensive lineman Edawn Coughman left practice with a strained oblique. Center Doug Legursky (back) and safety Derek Brim (hip) did not practice.
The Bills will practice Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. ET before traveling to Charlotte on Thursday. They play the Carolina Panthers on Friday night.


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Capoue, who plays as a defensive midfielder but can also operate at centre-back, scored seven goals in 34 league appearances for Toulouse last season.
"Tottenham is a super club. It's the best club to continue my career," the player was quoted as saying.
The deal is believed to be worth 11million euros (£9.5million) plus two million euros (£1.7million) in potential add-ons.
The signing of Capoue takes Tottenham's spending above £50 million in the close season with Spain striker Roberto Soldado, Brazil midfielder Paulinho and Belgium winger Nacer Chadli having already arrived at White Hart Lane.
Spurs sold Tom Huddlestone to Hull City on Wednesday while fellow midfielder Jake Livermore joined the Tigers on a one-year loan deal.
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