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Created attachment 678128 [details]
User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686 on x86_64; rv:16.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/16.0
Build ID: 20121024073032
Steps to reproduce:
- open firefox
- rotate device to landscape mode
- tap url bar to open awesomescreen
- tap bookmarks
Actual results:
- Virtual Keyboard is shown, so I cannot see my bookmarks. Have to hide Virtual Keyboard myself.
Expected results:
- Virtual Keyboard should be hidden so that I can see my bookmarks
Device: HTC Sensation
Android Version: 4.0.3
Ideally the URL bar should lose focus. It seems to do so when you switch between Top Sites and Bookmarks back and forth, so I wonder why the first time the focus is kept.
CC :ibarlow, :mfinkle for input here
This used to work. Its a regression.
Yeah, some (recent?) change broke focus handling in Awesome Screen. It would probably help to know when this happened.
I noticed it when I upgraded form FF15 to 16 via google play.
Possible dupe of 770170?
Looks like it
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 770170 ***
Can someone carry over the tracking 18+ to bug 770170.
Created attachment 682180 [details] [diff] [review]
This fixes two bugs (switching screens and scrolling the list).
Comment on attachment 682180 [details] [diff] [review]
>- if (event.getAction() == MotionEvent.ACTION_DOWN)
>+ if ((event.getAction() & MotionEvent.ACTION_MASK) == MotionEvent.ACTION_DOWN)
It'd probably be cleaner to use MotionEvent.getActionMasked() to apply the action mask.
*** Bug 770170 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
I'm hoping this was the cause of robocop failures. backed out:
*** Bug 813018 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Was it?
Also, did you intentionally omit the change suggested in comment 11?
Created attachment 691097 [details] [diff] [review]
Fix the test failures. I apparently added tests to make sure we didn't fix this at one point.
I also put in a fix for finding the bookmarks button in the menu on ICS+ devices (where it no longer has a text label so clickText("Bookmark") doesn't work anymore. Maybe we should move that somewhere more general?
Looks mostly good on try. Waiting for a retrigger.
Comment on attachment 691097 [details] [diff] [review]
I may have added that vkb code when the tests started failing -- oops! Glad we are on the same page now.
Try run looks solid.
Pushed again. Fingers crossed. I'll request Aurora approval once they're green.
Comment on attachment 682180 [details] [diff] [review]
[Approval Request Comment]
Bug caused by (feature/regressing bug #): bug 759041
User impact if declined: impossible to hide the keyboard and see the whole awesomescreen
Testing completed (on m-c, etc.): Landed on mc 12-11
Risk to taking this patch (and alternatives if risky): This is pretty low risk. Hooking up some function I accidentally unhooked.
String or UUID changes made by this patch: None.
Comment on attachment 691097 [details] [diff] [review]
[Approval Request Comment]
Bug caused by (feature/regressing bug #): Same
User impact if declined: Non. Fixes tests
Testing completed (on m-c, etc.): Landed on mc 12-11. Tests now pass
Risk to taking this patch (and alternatives if risky): Low risk. Test only.
String or UUID changes made by this patch: none.
(reminder to set fixed on the channel)
(In reply to Wesley Johnston (:wesj) from comment #26)
> https://hg.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla-aurora/rev/7ec301dff48c
> https://hg.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla-aurora/rev/3cdce9376da6
This broke robocop on aurora:
Aurora backout:
Wesley - can you take another look at landing this on Aurora?
Missed one test change when unbitrotting last time. Pushed again:
Still broke robocop. Also, remember that Aurora isn't inbound. You are expected to watch your pushes and back them out if they break things.
0 INFO SimpleTest START
1 INFO TEST-START | testBookmark
2 INFO TEST-PASS | testBookmark | checking that bookmarks list exists - bookmarks list exists
3 INFO TEST-PASS | testBookmark | bookmarks list has 4 children (the default bookmarks) - 4 should equal 4
Exception caught during test!
at org.mozilla.fennec_aurora.tests.testBookmark.runAwesomeScreenTest(testBookmark.java:106)
at org.mozilla.fennec_aurora.tests.testBookmark.testBookmark(testBookmark.java:55)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invokeNative(Native Method)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:521)
at android.test.InstrumentationTestCase.runMethod(InstrumentationTestCase.java:204)
at android.test.InstrumentationTestCase.runTest(InstrumentationTestCase.java:194)
at android.test.ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2.runTest(ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2.java:186)
at org.mozilla.fennec_aurora.tests.BaseTest.runTest(BaseTest.java:120)
at junit.framework.TestCase.runBare(TestCase.java:127)
at junit.framework.TestResult$1.protect(TestResult.java:106)
at junit.framework.TestResult.runProtected(TestResult.java:124)
at junit.framework.TestResult.run(TestResult.java:109)
at junit.framework.TestCase.run(TestCase.java:118)
at android.test.AndroidTestRunner.runTest(AndroidTestRunner.java:169)
at android.test.AndroidTestRunner.runTest(AndroidTestRunner.java:154)
at android.test.InstrumentationTestRunner.onStart(InstrumentationTestRunner.java:520)
at android.app.Instrumentation$InstrumentationThread.run(Instrumentation.java:1447)
4 INFO TEST-UNEXPECTED-FAIL | testBookmark | Exception caught - java.lang.NullPointerException
5 INFO TEST-END | testBookmark | finished in 42833ms
6 INFO TEST-START | Shutdown
7 INFO Passed: 2
8 INFO Failed: 1
9 INFO Todo: 0
10 INFO SimpleTest FINISHED
I have a fix for the testBookmark problem coming soon in bug 769919.
This slipped my mind. I fixed up geoff's patch and pushed it with these to try (based on top of beta):
Virtual keyboard is hidden when accessing the Bookmarks tab either by tapping on the Tab title or by swipe on Aurora 20.0a2 2013-01-10 on the HTC Desire Z (Android 2.3.3) marking as verified on FF 20 but leaving th bug open for the Robocop test fixes
Given comment 6, we won't track for release. Feel free to nominate for uplift if you believe the fix is low risk.
This issue doesn't occur anymore on the latest Nightly. Closing bug as verified fixed on:
Firefox for Android
Version: 21.0a1 (2013-01-29)
Device: Galaxy R
OS: Android 2.3.4


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But by the end of the day that pointed message had been wrapped in a deferential approach apparently designed to avoid any serious clash with America's largest foreign creditor.
Mr Obama, on his first trip to Asia as US President, spent the evening in one of the great bastions of contemporary Chinese power, eating dinner with Hu Jintao – who had described the student meeting as "lively" – at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse. Earlier, he had been welcomed at Beijing's international airport for the second leg of his maiden China voyage by Vice President Xi Jinping, the man tipped as most likely to succeed Mr Hu in a leadership transition expected in 2012.
On a trip that has a knotty agenda, with tough talking ahead on subjects from China's undervalued yuan currency to climate change, he struck a cordial tone even in his criticism.
"We do not seek to contain China's rise. On the contrary, we welcome China as a strong and prosperous and successful member of the community of nations," said Mr Obama. The US leader is likely to continue to take pains to foster good relations on a trip to the ancient Forbidden City in Beijing today.
Still, his words at the "town hall" style question and answer session with students in Shanghai included comments that were unmistakably critical of the Chinese government: politely, but firmly, defending calls for greater freedoms, and in particular with regard to the internet. China employs some of the world's tightest controls over the 250 million of its citizens who are internet users. Indeed, online news stories about Mr Obama's comments were quickly deleted.
In answer to a controversial question about the so-called "Great firewall of China", Mr Obama said: "I'm a big supporter of not restricting internet use. The more open we are, the more we can communicate." And he added: "I have a lot of critics in the United States who can say all kinds of things about me, [and] I actually think that that makes our democracy stronger and it makes me a better leader."
The reaction among ordinary Chinese to Mr Obama's visit has been mixed. "I think the more freedom the information enjoys, the stronger society will be. I strongly oppose censorship. But Obama is not our general secretary. His words are ineffective in China," wrote Lin Shixue on Sohu.com.
But Wu Jiangqi, 25, a graduate student in Beijing, said: "Obama is a special US President not only to American but also to Chinese. I still have big expectations for him. I hope he can maintain a good Sino-US relationship."
So far, Mr Obama has not mentioned Tibet or other issues that could have drawn ire ahead of formal talks today. He will sit down with Mr Hu in the Great Hall of the People in Tiananmen Square.
Mr Obama has said he will bring up human rights, which is likely to irritate his hosts, although not forcefully. This has long become routine in Sino-US dialogue, and rarely raises expectations on the US side nor hackles on the Beijing side. Nor does it appear to deliver much progress, although individual cases may be discussed in private.
On economic matters, China has bluntly rejected calls to raise the value of the yuan, which would make the country's exports more expensive.
Politically, it will be important to see how the leaders compare on strategic issues in the region, specifically the nuclear ambitions of Iran and North Korea.
Climate change will also feature on the agenda. Both countries have agreed on the need to reduce emissions ahead of the Copenhagen summit.
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Easy-peel lables. Labels can sometimes be a chore to separate from their backings. Not so with the Dymo D1 labels compatible with the LabelManager 210D, which have backings that are split down the middle, making them easy to remove. The QWERTY keyboard makes creating the label easy, as does a display with a preview option. Ease of use is further enhanced by built-in memory that lets you save favorite labels and phrases, but we found quite a few criticisms of the dim display on this label maker.Pros
No fabric labels. Some will be disappointed by the lack of fabric-label support that can be found on other models in this price range like the Brother P-touch PT-D200 (Est. $40) . Ditto for magnetic-label support like that on the Dymo LetraTag Plus LT-100H (Est. $30) . Still, the Dymo LabelManager 210D supports a reasonable selection of font sizes and styles, plus symbols and punctuation. Labels are available in three widths: 0.25, 0.375 and 0.5 inch.
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Ten Years After the Dover Case, Judge Jones Misunderstands His Critics
The York Daily Record, a newspaper near Dover, Pennsylvania, has been running a series of articles on the tenth anniversary of the Dover ruling. In one of those articles, Judge John Jones -- who ruled against intelligent design in the Kitzmiller v. Dover case -- does a Q&A, In the exchange, he takes on unspecified critics of his ruling regarding the legal tests he used and his reliance on precedent. Here's what he says:
What are some of the other misconceptions with the ruling?It's not exactly clear who the "people" are that Judge Jones has in mind who "disagree" with the legal tests he used in his ruling. But it's no secret that his most vocal critics have been, well, right here at Discovery Institute.
I would say the main one is the role of precedent. In the Kitzmiller case, there's a very clear line of cases from higher courts, including the Supreme Court of the United States, that set out tests that we use in deciding whether a particular policy violates the Establishment Clause in the First Amendment. Those are etched in stone.
Now, people may disagree with those tests, but I have to, had to, as a federal judge, apply them. I have frequently said since the Kitzmiller case that I think any federal judge in the United States would have decided it exactly the same way that I did by applying those tests.
Now, they may have written the opinion a little bit differently, but the result would have been the same. That is, that the board, at that time, had a clear religious motivation, and violated the Establishment Clause in the First Amendment by its policy introducing intelligent design into the curriculum. The misconception arises because, frankly, people either deliberately -- or from a lack of understanding -- think that we make this stuff up as we go along, and that we're not bound to apply these precedents, these mandates, from higher courts. And that's exactly what I did in deciding the case.
What the Critics Really Said
In 2007 David DeWolf, John West, and I co-wrote a technical legal article in Montana Law Review, "Intelligent Design will Survive Kitzmiller v. Dover, critiquing the ruling. For the record, just as we predicted, ID has survived just fine. But did we have the "misconception" that Judge Jones attributes to critics? That is, did we claim Judge Jones somehow applied the wrong legal tests in his ruling? Not in the least.
When Judge Jones mentions "precedents" and "tests" that he's bound to follow, he's primarily talking about the Lemon test. That is the main judicial test used by courts in determining whether a government policy satisfies the Establishment Clause. It's a three-part test, and each part (or "prong") must be passed successfully if a government policy is to be constitutional. Here it is, as the U.S. Supreme Court originally formulated it:
First, the statute must have a secular legislative purpose; second, its principal or primary effect must be one that neither advances nor inhibits religion, finally, the statute must not foster an excessive government entanglement with religion. (Lemon v. Kurtzman, 403 U.S. 602, 612-613 (1971) (internal citations and quotations omitted)Here are the three prongs, slightly paraphrased:
- Prong 1 (the "purpose" prong): The policy must have a secular legislative purpose.
- Prong 2 (the "effect" prong): The principal or primary effect of a policy must neither advance nor inhibit religion.
- Prong 3 (the "entanglement" prong): The policy must not foster excessive government entanglement with religion.
Now that you've got that down, did Judge Jones misuse precedent by employing the Lemon test? Not at all! The problem was that Judge Jones failed to follow precedent in how he did so. Judge Jones properly found clear evidence that the Dover Area School Board acted with a religious purpose, and that religious purpose was enough to invalidate Dover's ID policy under the "purpose" prong. That was enough to settle the case, and according to principles of judicial economy laid down by the Supreme Court in precedential causes such as Edwards v. Aguillard and Village of Euclid v. Ambler Realty Co., Judge Jones should have stopped his Lemon analysis right there. But he didn't. Instead, he went into an extensive inquiry on the general question of whether teaching ID violates the "effect" prong under other circumstances (even where there might have been a legitimate secular purpose for a policy).
Before going further, let's ask if we ever criticized Judge Jones for the mere fact that he used the Lemon test, as he seems to suggest his critics have done. The answer is no. You can see this in what we wrote in our amicus brief submitted to himduring the Dover trial:
In this case, plaintiffs have made two main types of claims. First, they have made fact-based claims that the specific policy adopted by the Dover Area School Board ("DASB") violates the first and second prongs of the Lemon test. Second, they claim that the theory of intelligent design is an "inherently religious concept" such that teaching students about it would necessarily violate Lemon's first and second prongs under any circumstances. Amicus vigorously disputes this second, more general claim, but takes no position on the first.First, you can see that we were assuming that Judge Jones would use the Lemon test. We never criticized him for the mere fact that he used the Lemon test, and we never discouraged him from doing so.
Amicus takes no position on the first set of claims because Amicus lacks access to the factual record regarding the motives and actions of the DASB. Amicus disputes the second, more general claim, because it ignores the many secular purposes under which the theory of intelligent design could be taught, as well as the likely primary effect of teaching about intelligent design--to advance science education.
Second, you see that we weren't even necessarily urging Judge Jones not to rule against the Dover school board's specific ID policy. Thus, we wrote that we "tak[e] no position on" the plaintiff's claim that "the specific policy adopted by the Dover Area School Board ("DASB") violates the first and second prongs of the Lemon test." Our interest in the case was intelligent design, not the actions of a school board that wouldn't listen to us and adopted a policy we didn't support.
As our brief states, we didn't know all the facts. But we had heard enough evidence from media reports which suggested that some Dover school board members had expressed clear religious motives regarding their policy, and this gave us great pause in defending or attacking the legality of their specific policy -- a policy we didn't even support. That was someone else's job. We wrote in that same brief:
Yet whatever the motivation of the individual school board members in this case, there are many secular purposes under which the theory of intelligent design could be taught, and that these purposes could predominate in a policy that permits teaching about intelligent design.Again, it wasn't our place to defend or attack the Dover School Board's motives at that point. But we were aware of public statements by Dover School Board members that Judge Jones later cited in the ruling, like one who said, "Two thousand years ago someone died on a cross. Can't someone take a stand for him?" That certainly sounded like a religious motive, and we weren't going to defend Dover's specific policy. Amongst ourselves, we anticipated -- correctly -- that Judge Jones would strike down Dover's policy under the "purpose" prong of the Lemon test.
In the end, we were right. Judge Jones did apply the Lemon test to strike down Dover's ID policy and he did find that Dover's policy was adopted under unconstitutional religious motives. Did we ever critique Judge Jones for using the Lemon test? No, we didn't. In fact, after the ruling we never critiqued Judge Jones for finding that Dover's policy was unconstitutional under the first prong of the Lemon test due to the religious motives expressed by Dover School Bboard members. As we wrote in our Montana Law Review article:
When the testimony at trial revealed the religious motives and questionable conduct of the individual school board members and the poor impression the board members had made upon Judge Jones, it became increasingly clear that the school board would lose. ... Judge Jones had no trouble finding extensive and unambiguous evidence for the religious motives of the Dover Area School Board.For the moment, my point is that we never criticized Judge for finding that Dover's policy failed the first prong of the Lemon test due to religious motives among members of the Dover school board. If Judge Jones means to suggest that we criticized him for using the Lemon test, or for striking down Dover's ID policy because of the religious motives of the Dover School Board Members, then that's simply wrong. We never criticized him for that, and we have always believed he correctly used precedent in making those findings.
So Where Did Judge Jones Go Wrong?
We criticized Judge Jones because he wrongly applied precedent from the highest court in the U.S. -- the Supreme Court -- about how a court should treat a case after finding evidence of a religious purpose. As we wrote in our Montana Law Review article:
Under the disjunctive Lemon test,45 all that was necessary to determine that an Establishment Clause violation had occurred was to find that the Dover school board members had predominantly religious motivations for enacting their ID policy.46 Longstanding U.S. Supreme Court precedent suggests that in resolving constitutional issues, a narrow holding (such as a finding that the school board had religious motives in adopting the policy) is preferable to a broad holding (concerning the definition of science, the motives of the "IDM," or whether ID is science); in Village of Euclid v. Ambler Realty Co.,47 the Supreme Court pointed out that it is the "traditional policy of this Court" to decide only the legal question most directly at issue, not all possible legal questions raised by a particular controversy:That passage explains our precise critique of Judge Jones and his reliance on precedent: Once he found evidence that the Dover School Board acted for a religious purpose, precedent from higher courts states that he should end his analysis under the Lemon test. This precedent comes from the Supreme Court in Edwards v. Aguillard, a case that is directly relevant to Kitzmiller v. Dover because it dealt with the teaching of an alternative to evolution. Indeed, this is a case that Judge Jones relied upon extensively in his ruling. As noted, in that case the Court explained that "[i]f the law was enacted for the purpose of endorsing religion, no consideration of the second or third criteria [of Lemon] is necessary."In the realm of constitutional law, especially, this Court has perceived the embarrassment which is likely to result from an attempt to formulate rules or decide questions beyond the necessities of the immediate issue. It has preferred to follow the method of a gradual approach to the general by a systematically guarded application and extension of constitutional principles to particular cases as they arise, rather than by out of hand attempts to establish general rules to which future cases must be fitted.48The Supreme Court employed precisely this approach when dealing with the teaching of biological origins. The Court did not analyze the effect prong of the Lemon test when it struck down Louisiana's Balanced Treatment for Creation-Science and Evolution-Science Act.49 "[B]ecause the primary purpose of the Creationism Act [was] to endorse a particular religious doctrine,"50 the Court chose to devote no analysis under Lemon's effect prong. The Court found that the district court "properly concluded that a Monday-morning 'battle of the experts' over possible technical meanings of terms in the statute would not illuminate the contemporaneous purpose of the Louisiana Legislature when it made the law."51 In other words, judicial findings and inquiries on the scientific status of the theory in question and the effect of teaching it are neither necessary nor appropriate if a court finds that the acting government agents had predominantly religious motivations, for "[i]f the law was enacted for the purpose of endorsing religion, 'no consideration of the second or third criteria [of Lemon] is necessary.'"52
Judge Jones had no trouble finding extensive and unambiguous evidence for the religious motives of the Dover Area School Board, 53 which would have disposed of the case under the Ambler Realty principle. Instead, he tried to settle an array of the broadest questions possible, including the proper definition of science,54 the motives of the "IDM," 55 the compatibility of Darwinian theory with religion,56 and even obscure scientific minutiae such as whether the Type-III Secretory System could be an evolutionary precursor to the bacterial flagellum,57 and whether inductive reasoning provides a quantitative argument for design.58
But Judge Jones didn't follow this directly applicable precedent. Instead, after finding that Dover's ID policy failed the "purpose prong," he went into an extensive "effect prong" inquiry of whether teaching ID as general matter would always have a primary effect that advances religion -- a question quite separate from Dover's specific ID policy, and beyond any analysis Supreme Court precedent instructed him to do. In fact, Supreme Court precedent instructed Judge Jones not to do this analysis. But he violated this precedent.
Aside from the fact that Judge Jones shouldn't have even done an effect prong analysis of whether teaching ID establishes religion, his analysis was itself extremely flawed. We've elaborated on that before. In fact, his analysis was so flawed that even a leading anti-ID legal scholar, Jay Wexler, attacked it as follows:
The part of Kitzmiller that finds ID not to be science is unnecessary, unconvincing, not particularly suited to the judicial role, and even perhaps dangerous both to science and to freedom of religion.In his interview with the York Daily Record, Judge Jones states: "People either deliberately -- or from a lack of understanding -- think that we make this stuff up as we go along, and that we're not bound to apply these precedents, these mandates, from higher courts."
(Jay D. Wexler, "Kitzmiller and the 'Is It Science?' Question," 5 First Amendment Law Review 90, 93 (2006) (emphasis added).)
Judge Jones's comment is so vague that it's not clear exactly who it is he's criticizing or what he's criticizing them for. But this much is clear: We didn't criticize Judge Jones for using the Lemon test, and we didn't criticize him for striking down Dover's ID policy on the grounds that the Dover school board members had religious motives. If he's suggesting we did that, then he apparently misunderstands our criticisms.
Our actual criticism is much more forceful: Judge Jones directly ignored the most relevant precedent from the U.S. Supreme Court -- precedent directly applicable to the Dover case and precedent that he himself cited extensively -- which should have instructed him not to undertake an extensive "effect prong" analysis about the general constitutionality of teaching ID. The result was a highly inaccurate analysis, which as Jay Wexler rightly stated, has harmed both the freedom of science and freedom of religion.
[46.] "First, the statute must have a secular legislative purpose; second, its principal or primary effect must be one that neither advances nor inhibits religion, finally, the statute must not foster 'an excessive government entanglement with religion.'" Lemon v. Kurtzman, 403 U.S. 602, 612-13 (1971) (citing Bd. of Educ. v. Allen, 392 U.S. 236, 243 (1968)).
[47.] Village of Euclid v. Ambler Realty Co., 272 U.S. 365 (1926).
[48.] Id. at 397; Ernest A. Young, Judicial Activism and Conservative Politics, 73 U. Colo. L. Rev. 1139, 1152-53 (2002) (stating that "[a] court that tends to announce sweeping rules -- thereby leaving less leeway for future judicial decisions -- is refusing to defer to future courts in much the same way that courts departing from precedent have refused to defer to past tribunals").
[49.] La. Stat. Ann. � 17:286.1 (2006).
[50.] Edwards v. Aguillard, 482 U.S. 578, 594 (1987).
[51.] Id. at 596.
[52.] Id. at 585 (citing Wallace v. Jaffree, 472 U.S. 38, 56 (1985)).
[53.] Kitzmiller v. Dover, 400 F. Supp. 2d 707, 746-63 (M.D. Pa. 2005).
[54.] Id. at 735.
[55.] Id. at 720, 737.
[56.] Id. at 765.
[57.] Id. at 739, 740.
[58.] Id. at 741-42.
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"it's sounding like something we should all get excited about"
Should ? There "should" only be a limit on hyping.
Then again, touching an Ultima game developed by EA, today's BioWare and directed by Paul Barnett is an exercise in martyrdom and masochism.
Jesus Christ- I have been waiting for Ultima to "revive" since early 2000- A new vision of this wonderful sandbox world - A new Horizen to gaming. And Richard Gariott (AKA LOrd British) would lked the charge .
I am going to punch a random kitten in the head now. Fuck you Richard Gariott and Fuck you Ipad/Facebook casual game with Ultimas name on it.
Can someone please stop EA from raping IPs?
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Forsooth I would join thee but I require a microtransaction of 5$ from the Origin Ultima shoppe. Shall I open said window now or shall thee languish in the Abyss by thyself?
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A phone/tablet RPG will be pretty interesting, mobile gaming is a huge industry now and games like this will become more and more common.
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Yeah, i'm pretty much at the point that i'd rather apply a liberal amount of honey to my genitals and then t-bag a bee hive before playing one of these half assed excuses for a game.
"The surest way to corrupt a youth is to instruct him to hold in higher esteem those who think alike than those who think differently."
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A complete and utter betrayal if I've ever seen one. I could write an essay about what's wrong with this just based upon the information / artwork I've seen so far.
Absolutely disgusting. I'll be seeing red for quite some time over this.
Looking at the artwork from their website it seems like a "clonewars" style aimed at kids.
"Train by day, Joe Rogan podcast by night, all day!"
My only complaint are what I can only perceive to be character models. I don't mind cartoony, but that doesn't mean they have to be midgets. Reminds me of the artstyle in the first Torchlight which I also hated.
Sounds cool except two red flags: Paul Barnett and Mythic. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
I would give it a shot. I signed up for the beta and hopefully a lot of old school Ultima lovers will too.
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If they're seriously going the cartoony route a.k.a. SWTOR is a fucking childrens show, then I hope all the devs and people in charge get diarrhea FOR EVER. Fuck them.
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Self-pity imprisons us in the walls of our own self-absorption. The whole world shrinks down to the size of our problem, and the more we dwell on it, the smaller we are and the larger the problem seems to grow.
Gah! You're supposed to do a remake of UO! Launch UO into the 21st century!
Classic EA trying to steal thunder for a quick buck. EA needs to die. I hate that they would put out an Ultima after years of abuse to the game, when someone is trying to revive the essence of the true game.
*shudders* An action RPG, eh? Bioware story thrown in for good measure? Paul Barnett, the hyper of doomed products? F2P with cash shop? And Bill Murphy from MMORPG.com telling us we all should get excited about that?
Certainly not.
EA probably still thinks that using the brands Bioware and Mythic is good marketing. For many gamers these names are more like huge red warning flags. Someone should tell the suits.
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Classic EA trying to steal thunder for a quick buck. EA needs to die. I hate that they would put out an Ultima after years of abuse to the game, when someone is trying to revive the essence of the true game.
What is really cracking me up is their reference to helping britainnia and 'Lady' British lol Mr. Garriott must have gotten a chuckle out of that!
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Ah, E.A. really is the kiss of the spider woman for good franchises, isn't it? Origin was gutted and destroyed when E.A. acquired it, and then the ultima franchise went to hell. Then Bioware got gutted and Mass Effect… well, I needn't say any more.
So, of course, the most logical step in E.A's progression to destroy franchises is two mash a franchise they destroyed over ten years ago and put a company they destroyed very recently in charge of it. Brilliant!
Because, you know, nothing says "Ultima" to me than a cartoony Diablo clone. And on top of all they've got Paul Barnett, the Patron Saint of failed projects and false promises, on board… this is going to be a disaster
I uh, want to say bad things like everyone else.
But I'm intrigued to say the least. I'll try it.
I used to play MMOs like you, but then I took an arrow to the knee.
10 bucks says they can it. UO2, Ultima X Oddysey, bothg canned by EA, this, knowing EA's hostory with F2P iPad games, is going to be limited with the full experience being very expesnive.
I'd love to see a new Ultima MMO, UO was my 1st massive, but I hold very little faith in what EA will do with the Ultima brand.
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The fact that Richard Garriott isn't involved is hugely suspect considering he basically is the Ultima series. I can't even imagine how he feels about this game being made without him...
That's why he is making his own new take on Britannia now
Originally posted by Kothoses
Richard Garriot is Ultima, is this the same man that declared a year ago that facebook and mobile gaming were the future? If so maybe its best they parted ways.
Unfortunately Richard is not wrong, and I would bet he based his assumption on numbers, not feelings.
Would you like to compare the numbers of Smart Phone/Facebook users vs the number of ppl that plays any MMO? I bet it beats in by a mile (I actually seen this stat published somewhere before). Also imo quite sure that if you have a Smart Phone, the chances of you downloading games of some form is quite high.
One might dislike the man, but there is no doubt that he probably knows the industry better than most, just like Sid Meier and other greats.
I so wanted to go back to Britannia, and I am happy this gives me a chance. Yes, it won't be as in the old days. But it still can be good. The only thing that makes me a bit wonder is... Ipad and PC? Really? How can that both work? Not sure if want.
Anyhow, any halfway decent return to Britannia is most welcome, and may restart the series, eventually. Ultima deserves this and so much more.
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A seventh terror suspect appeared in court today over an alleged UK suicide bombing plot.
Mujahid Hussain, 20, is accused of helping to fund the plan and failing to disclose information of "material assistance".
He was remanded in custody during the hearing at Westminster Magistrates' Court and will next appear at the same court on October 25.
Six men have already been remanded in custody after the "significant" counter-terror operation by police in Birmingham.
Hussain is accused of "entering into a funding arrangement for the purposes of terrorism" and "failing to disclose information about acts of terrorism", the Crown Prosecution Service said.
The first charge reads that, before September 19, he "entered into or became concerned in an arrangement as a result of which money or other property was to be made available to another, knowing or having reasonable cause to suspect that it would or might be used for the purposes of terrorism".
The second charge against him details that, between July 29 and September 19, he had "information which he knew or believed might be of material assistance in securing the apprehension, prosecution or conviction of another person, in the United Kingdom, for an offence involving the commission, preparation or instigation of an act of terrorism and did not disclose the information as soon as reasonably practicable".
The other six defendants appeared at West London Magistrates' Court on Monday.
Some of them are accused of wanting to be suicide bombers, having trained for terror in Pakistan and having raised money for terrorism.
The men, all from Birmingham and said to be part of a terror network, were remanded by Deputy Senior District Judge Daphne Wickham.
Ashik Ali, 26, of White Street, Irfan Nasser, 30, of Doris Road, Irfan Khalid, 26, of Timbers Way, and Rahim Ahmed, 25, of Moorcroft Road, will appear at the Old Bailey next month.
They are accused of one count of "engaging in conduct in preparation for terrorist acts".
Nasser, Khalid and Ali are said to have planned a bombing campaign, stated an intention to become suicide bombers, collected money for terrorism, made or helped make a home-made bomb and recruited people for terrorism.
Nasser and Khalid are also accused of travelling to Pakistan for terror training including bomb-making, weapons and poison-making as well as making a "martyrdom" film.
Ahmed is accused of helping others travel to Pakistan for terror training, collecting money for terrorism and investing and managing money for terrorist acts.
Mohammed Rizwan, 32, of Asquith Road, was charged with failing to disclose information about acts of terrorism.
It is alleged that between July 29 and September 19 this year, he had information which he knew may help prevent the "commission of an act of terrorism but did not disclose the information".
He will next appear before Westminster magistrates on October 24 alongside Ali's brother, Bahader Ali, 28, of Turner Road. Both are from the Sparkbrook area of the city.
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Nuclear pore complexes (NPCs) provide the sole gateways that control the bidirectional exchange of molecules across the nuclear envelope (NE) in all eukaryotes. From the perspective of human health, compromised function of several of the components of the NPC (nucleoporins/nups) is associated with diverse diseases including cancers, heart disease, triple A syndrome, and neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. Further, to propagate and promote infection, viruses often modulate nup function. The wide spectrum of these pathologies suggests that the NPC impacts a broad array of essential cellular processes, although the mechanisms are poorly defined. In addition, several nup genes are up- or down- regulated, and NPC number is altered, in developmental and disease contexts. Thus, a better understanding of mechanisms that contribute to NPC function will likely reveal translational drug targets in the future. While, as a field, we have a good understanding of the underlying mechanisms governing nuclear transport, a major remaining challenge is determining the mechanism of de novo NPC assembly. Specifically, it is not understood how the ~30 individual nups are coordinately assembled in space and time to form the ~50 MD NPC. Further, the assembly of individual nups coincides with the generation of membrane curvature that leads to the close apposition and eventual fusion of the inner and outer nuclear membranes to generate a nuclear pore. It is not known how nup assembly and membrane fusion are coordinated, nor has the fusion machinery been clearly identified. In this proposal, we aim to tackle two key challenges in understanding the assembly of the NPC. First, we propose an experimental strategy designed to elucidate the order by which nups are assembled at the NE during interphase. We will achieve this by exploiting the genetic toolkit of the yeast, S. cerevisiae, to generate a system where we rapidly and specifically inactivate newly synthesized nups one at a time, leaving mature NPCs unaffected. After inactivation of each target nup, we will comprehensively examine the distribution of other nups to assign an up- or down-stream relationship in the order of assembly. Integrating this data set, we will systematically define the steps in the assembly process. Second, we will use both the order analysis and a candidate approach to identify proteins that generate membrane curvature to support pore formation in the NE during NPC assembly. Using a series of in vivo and in vitro approaches, we will test whether these candidate curvature generators are capable of directly driving membrane curvature and home in on their curvature-generating domains. In this way, we will shed significant new light onto the molecular mechanisms of pore formation and directly test how membrane curvature impacts NPC assembly. The experiments outlined in this proposal will provide much needed mechanistic insight into the essential process of NPC biogenesis, universal to all eukaryotes.
Nuclear pore complexes are massive protein gateways that control the compartmentalization of the nucleus and cytoplasm. Understanding how nuclear pore complexes are assembled will provide new insight into how their number, composition and function are altered in developmental and disease- specific contexts and will suggest new targets in therapeutic strategies.
|Lusk, C Patrick; Colombi, Paolo (2014) Toward a consensus on the mechanism of nuclear pore complex inheritance. Nucleus 5:97-102
|Webster, Brant M; Colombi, Paolo; Jäger, Jens et al. (2014) Surveillance of nuclear pore complex assembly by ESCRT-III/Vps4. Cell 159:388-401
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Justice Like a River: Song Book Paperback
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�The Christian faith impels us to seek justice � we see this especially in Jesus� ministry, and in the message of the prophets and so it is very clear that God loves justice. It is an integral part of the gospel and this is what Jesus did � ministering to the people that were marginalised and oppressed � ministering to the people that didn�t count in his time.�
�God Loves Justice� � Gustavo Parajon � doctor, pastor and peacemaker of Nicaragua (1935-2011)
Many of these chants consist of a short text set to music which is sung repeatedly, so that those singing or listening can enter into the meaning of the words calmly and without hurry. Other chants adopt a verse and refrain pattern. They are all intended to be as flexible in use as possible, to enhance and complement your worship.
Justice Like a River: Song Book by Garth Hewitt is published by Kevin Mayhew and is our 60708th best seller. The ISBN for Justice Like a River: Song Book is 9781848675650.
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1. Be the hands of Jesus
2. Feast your mind on what is pure All the time
3. Happy to share
4. He broke the rules
5. If we have never sought Jesus of the scars
6. Justice like a river
7. Let the world be changed
8. One of us, flesh and blood
9. Teach us how to walk Dance on injustice
10. We hear your cry, Lord
11. We saw beauty in the ashes Broken image
12. We will pray for you, sister
13. We�ve silenced our prophets Let justice roll
14. You�re the one The living God
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"If you forsake the truth for something else, then it is through the same thing, that the truth would punish you to teach a lesson that everything can be sacrificed for the sake of truth but truth cannot be sacrificed for anything else."
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"Karma is a bus fueled only by the truth. Lies are like water, you can fill the tank with it but you won't get anywhere."
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Sauteed Chicken Livers with Bacon and Mushroom
|Chicken livers
|2 Pound (organic)
|Canadian bacon
|1 Pound
|Fresh lime juice
|6 Tablespoon
|2 Clove (10 gm)
|1 Teaspoon
|Coriander powder
|1 Teaspoon
|Cumin powder
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|3 Tablespoon (optional)
|Beech mushroom
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|Miitake mushrooms
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Heavy cream/Almond butter
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (optional)
|Regular salt
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|Lettuce leaves
1. Marinate chicken liver in lemon juice for 4 hrs.
2. Cut up bacon into smaller pieces.
3. Chop garlic, onion and both the mushrooms.
4. Fry bacons in a large skillet.
5. Remove bacon once it is just starting to crisp.
6. Add the chicken livers to skillet and sauté until nicely brown on each side. Do in small batches to avoid too much liquid in the pan.
7. Remove the livers and add the onions, garlic and mushrooms to the pan sauté for 5 minutes soft and browned.
8. Season with sage, coriander powder and cumin powder.
9. Pour in brandy to deglaze the pan.
10. Add back the bacon and livers and mix well.
11. Pour in heavy cream to thicken up the sauce and mix well.
12. Turn off the heat and let the flavors blend for a couple of minutes and serve.
13. Place Sauteed chicken livers over the lettuce leaves and serve.
Marinate chicken liver overnight or a few hours should be sufficient if you need a quick meal. For a different flavor you can also marinate in milk if you include dairy in your diet. Marinating cuts the strong flavor of the liver.
Instead of using cream if you want to stay paleo or primal you can add a little water or stock and then mix in 1-2 tablespoon of almond butter to thicken the liquid into a sauce.
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Serving size
Calories 551 Calories from Fat 203
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 23 g34.9%
Saturated Fat 9.1 g45.7%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 858.6 mg286.2%
Sodium 2781.9 mg115.9%
Total Carbohydrates 18 g5.9%
Dietary Fiber 3.8 g15.3%
Sugars 6.9 g
Protein 61 g122.1%
Vitamin A 522.8% Vitamin C 102.3%
Calcium 7.5% Iron 124.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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