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It was a great goal to kick-off the new year – one that owed as much to the magic that conjured the chance.
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Not only this season. It's also a feat City failed to achieve on their way to relegation in 2013-14 – a Premier League run of 58 games that was finally put to bed alongside a second successive clean sheet of the season.
"For the defenders and Dec (Rudd) as well, it's great," added Tettey. "Dec has come into the team and now has two clean sheets in a row. So for us and the midfield, the whole team, we are really pleased because where we are, if you don't win and you let in goals then you are going somewhere where you don't want to be.
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The bottom-three buffer stands at six points thanks to Alex Tettey's second match-winning goal in four games.
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The two are due to face each other in Saturday's FA Cup third round tie – kicking off seven days that include league trips to Stoke and Bournemouth.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-3371?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13082284#comment-13082284 ] Trejkaz commented on LUCENE-3371: --------------------------------- Yeah, it would provide a span much like a normal WITHIN would. The subtle difference from the above example is that a plain boolean does not enforce that the same "a" span is used in both cases. For instance, that plain AND query above would match "b a x x x x x a c", but "all within" would not. > Support for a "SpanAndQuery" / "SpanAllNearQuery" > ------------------------------------------------- > > Key: LUCENE-3371 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-3371 > Project: Lucene - Java > Issue Type: New Feature > Components: core/search > Reporter: Trejkaz > > I would like to parse queries like this: > {noformat} > a WITHIN 5 WORDS OF (b AND c) > {noformat} > This would match cases where both a b span and a c span are within 5 of the same a span. > The existing span query classes do not appear to be capable of doing this no matter how they are combined, although replacing the AND with "WITHIN 10 OF" (general rule is to double the first number) at least ensures that no hits are lost (it just returns too many.) > I'm not sure how the class would work, but it might be like this: > {code} > Query q = new SpanAllNearQuery(a, new SpanQuery[] { b, c }, 5, false); > {code} > The difference from SpanNearQuery is that SpanNearQuery considers the entire collection of terms as a single set to be found near each other, whereas this query would consider each of the terms in the array relative to the first. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Very often someone will ask for or imply they want the link to a page on MDN and sometimes I know it. But people move stuff around. So I start to type, "automat.." which Firefox completes to the old value: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Mozilla_automated_testing . However, this page has been moved *AND* there is a bug in firefox (which i'm fairly sure is both filed and really really old) whereby 301 MOVED PERMANANTLY should (IMO) be renamed in awesomebar completion.
So I navigate to the page, which is now moved to https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/QA/Automated_testing . However, MDN adds on some stuff so now I have in my URL bar https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/QA/Automated_testing?redirectlocale=en-US&redirectslug=Mozilla_automated_testing .
Instead of copy+pasting the URL bar location, now I have to edit it, nor is the a (sic) "permalink" I can click on to get rid of the garbage. I also have what has clearly become a minority belief that (exposed) URLs should be semantic.
I would have conveyed this information with a cookie or session. Is there any reason this can't/shouldn't be done here?
Maybe we can use history.rewrite to change the URL after loading so that it looks pretty. We use the URL for this so that the page knows that a redirect occurred and where the originating page was.
The text below the page title (where you use this information and link to the old page) is a bit odd too. Pasting the markup for clarity:

Redirected from Mozilla automated testing Redirect 1

IMHO, kill the "Redirect 1" from the text node of . This tells me nothing as a user
*** Bug 770969 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
(In reply to Jeff Hammel [:jhammel] from comment #2)
> IMHO, kill the "Redirect 1" from the text node of . This tells me
> nothing as a user
Yes; agreed, we have another bug on that. See bug 820913.
from bug 770969 comment 1:
> Maybe we could get rid of the parameters by using a session message [1] to
> trigger the same "you've just been redirected" warning?
> [1]: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.2/ref/contrib/messages/
This is a really, really big problem, and actually probably what I get the most complaints about from users in IRC. Devs get really frustrated about having to edit the URLs they copy and paste from MDN because of this.
This is annoying me a lot too. Here's a simple "patch" without touching the backend:
if (history.replaceState) {
history.replaceState(null, null, location.pathname + location.hash);
*** Bug 930027 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Commits pushed to master at https://github.com/mozilla/kuma
bug 836529, bug 820913: Switch to django messages framework for redirect notices, remove the redirection parameters from the URL
Merge pull request #1951 from lmorchard/836529-redirection-urls
bug 836529, bug 820913: Switch to django messages framework for redirect notices, remove the redirection parameters from the URL
FWIW, I found https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=971772 after we landed this fix.
You guys! This is awesome!
Teoli did notice that the little gray "redirected from" URL includes "?redirect=no" at the end; I think he's filing a bug for it. But other than that little hiccup, wow, this is amazing!


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List of all JME albums including EPs and some singles - a discography of JME CDs and JME records. List includes JME album cover artwork in many cases, and if we are missing an album cover feel free to upload it in wiki fashion. This full JME discography is alphabetical, however you can sort JME album list by any column. Note that this complete list of JME releases is based on official releases and does not always include promotional-only discs, although they are listed when we have data on them. Boy Better Know: Edition 2 and Boy Better Know: Edition 3 are included on this poll, along with many more. You can use this factual list to create a new list, re-rank it to fit your views, then share it on Facebook, Twitter or any other social networks you belong to. (5 items)
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The Social Transmission of Parental Behavior: Attachment across Generations
Margaret H. Ricks
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Vol. 50, No. 1/2, Growing Points of Attachment Theory and Research (1985), pp. 211-227
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Research guided by attachment theory as formulated by Bowlby and Ainsworth is branching out in exciting new directions. The 12 chapters collected together in this Monograph present theoretical and methodological tools that will facilitate further research on attachment across the life span, across generations, and across cultures. The Monograph is divided into 4 parts. Part 1 provides the theoretical framework, emphasizing the ethological and the psychoanalytic roots of attachment theory. Two central ideas in attachment theory are highlighted: attachment as grounded in a behavioral-motivational control system whose set-goal is felt security, and the notion that individuals construct internal working models of self and attachment figures that guide the interpretation and production of behavior. These themes are repeatedly taken up in other chapters of the Monograph. Part 2 is concerned with translating theory into measurement. In Chapter II, Waters and Deane present a Q-sort suitable for assessing attachment security in 12-36-month-olds. This instrument is based on Bowlby's control systems model of attachment. In Chapter III, Main, Kaplan, and Cassidy offer a variety of highly original measures for assessing security in children and adults that have been validated against attachment classifications in infancy. These measures open new avenues for research by moving the study of attachment to the level of representation. Part 3 (Chaps. IV-IX) is organized around issues in adaptation, maladaptation, and intergenerational transmission. Vaughn, Deane, and Waters (Chap. IV) examine short-term and long-term adaptations to nonmaternal care. Findings on short-term adaptation to high-quality day care seemed benign; those on long-term adaptation illustrate that outcome is jointly dependent on attachment security and on whether or when the mother returns to work. In Chapter V, Dontas, Maratos, Fafoutis, and Karangelis present a field study, conducted in a model infant home in Greece, describing 8-12-month-olds' 2-week adaptations to a new principal caregiver (the adoptive mother) in a supportive setting. The theme of Chapters VI and VII is continuity of adaptation from infancy to early childhood in a poverty and in a middle-class sample. Significant relationships between early insecure attachment classification and later preschool behavior problems are reported for the poverty sample (Erickson, Sroufe, & Egeland, Chap. VI) but not for the middle-class sample (Bates, Maslin, & Frankel, Chap. VII), despite the fact that mother-infant interaction at 6, 13, and 24 months was related to attachment classifications in predictable ways. In Chapter VIII, Schneider-Rosen, Braunwald, Carlson, and Cicchetti discuss infants' adaption to maltreatment. They report a preponderance of insecure attachment classifications at 12, 18, and 24 months, with avoidant classifications becoming dominant at the later ages. Secure attachment in abused children is explained in terms of multifactorial compensatory and potentiating influences. In the concluding chapter of this section, Ricks reviews intergenerational effects related to attachment. Two domains are considered: effects of early separation and familial disruption on parental behavior in the next generation, and continuity in quality of attachment. Part 4 (Chaps. X-XII) is devoted to cross-national research on attachment in infancy. Grossmann, Grossmann, Spangler, Suess, and Unzner (Chap. X) present findings for North German mother-infant pairs, observed at home and in the Strange Situation. This first attempt at replicating the classic Baltimore study corroborated associations between Strange Situation classifications and maternal sensitivity to infant signals reported by Ainsworth and her colleagues. However, the overrepresentation of group A (avoidant) classifications in this sample is ascribed to a culturally valued emphasis on early independence rather than to maternal rejection. In Chapter XI, Sagi, Lamb, Lewkowicz, Shoham, Dvir, and Estes report a high proportion of insecure-resistant (C) classifications in 12-month-old Israeli kibbutz infants, who were observed with mother, father, and metapelet. This finding is explained in terms of heightened stranger anxiety rather than insecurity. A comparison group of Israeli city infants in day care resembled U.S. samples in terms of Strange Situation groups. The insecure-resistant group (C) was also overrepresented in Japan (Miyake, Chen, & Campos, Chap. XII), where C classification was correlated with neonatal temperament but also with maternal interactive behavior. In view of the infants' lack of experience with nonfamilial care, the C classification in Japan is not interpreted as an index of insecure-resistant attachment. Two additional themes running through the Monograph deserve special mention. These are (a) a concern with epigenetic explanations, charting different developmental pathways for secure and insecure infants, and (b) consideration of exceptional cases that do not, at first sight, fit predictions derived from the epigenetic perspective.
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Title:Regulatory Instruments for Deployment of Clean Energy Technologies Author(s):PÉREZ-ARRIAGA, Ignacio J.Date:2010Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSCAS; 2010/25; Loyola de Palacio Programme on Energy PolicyAbstract:Answering to the formidable challenge of climate change calls for a quick transition to a future economy with a drastic reduction in GHG emissions. And this in turn requires the development and massive deployment of new ...
Title:Regulatory quality in the European Commission and the UK : old questions and new findings Author(s):FRITSCH, Oliver; RADAELLI, Claudio M.; SCHREFLER, Lorna; RENDA, AndreaDate:2012Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:CEPS Working Paper; 2012/362
Title:Regulatory Reform and Corporate Control in European Energy Industries Author(s):GARCÍA, John J.; TRILLAS, FrancescDate:2012Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSCAS; 2012/30; Loyola de Palacio Programme on Energy PolicyAbstract:The deregulation process in the EU electricity sector triggered strategic decisions that led to industry restructuring. This paper presents preliminary evidence of the impact of this process on investors, using event studies ...
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Title:Reinforcing the Asymmetries of European Integration Author(s):BLAUBERGER, MichaelDate:2010Citation:The German Constitutional Court's Lisbon Ruling: Legal and Political Science Perspectives, edited by Andreas Fischer-Lescano, Christian Joerges and Arndt Wonka, Bremen, ZERP-Diskussionspapier, 01/2010, 47-53Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:Bremen ZERP-Diskussionspapier; 2010/01Abstract:Critical accounts of EU politics diagnose various asymmetries resulting from the dynamics of integration: (1) European integration is dominated by judicial and executive politics rather than legislative politics. (2) The ...
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Title:Relations Between the European Union and the Gulf Cooperation Council, Past Record and Promises for the Future Author(s):SCHUMACHER, Tobias; LUCIANI, GiacomoDate:2004Citation:Gulf Research Center Press, 2004Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:GRC Research Papers
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I am sure that I am finding this late, but it is always good for sites to get a second ripple through the blogs. I just stumbled across groovr (I am beginning to miss 'e's) which is a social networking site that is SMS based. Once you register you send a text message to groovr which, depending on what you send, allows to tell your friends where you are, create new places in the groovr database, make comments on where you are. This is not an location based project, instead it relies on groovr's database of locations (you can search those on the website) and there are definitely more in the US than elsewhere, this is only limited by the number of people using the service. This is a great idea if you are trying to find someone on a Saturday night or, when I am more likely to use it, to catch up with friends at a conference when everyone has different schedules. Do keep in mind that your cell service provider charges for text messages 🙂
Pharos GPS Phone 600
The folks over at Pharos are showing the GPS Phone 600 which looks nice, but there wasn't too many details on the CrunchGear post, and I haven't had time to search out the PR. The photos showed a nice large screen and Windows Mobile, so in theory you should be able to run VE Mobile, GM Mobile and ArcPad for your LBS mania.
CrunchGear » Blog Archive » Pharos GPS Phone 600 Hands-On
LBS talk on TWIT
At about 38:00 minutes into episode 83 of This Week in Tech (TWIT) there is a little discussion by non-geospatial folks about the utility of location based services, specifically the Nuvi 680 and Garmin.
David Pogue on phone GPS tracking
David Pogue, NY Times tech funny man, talks about location based tracking of kids using cellphones. He talks about the phones, the pricing and the mapping backends that are used by the different services. Head over to Mr Pogue's site to watch the video.
David Pogue, New York Times technology columnist, CBS news correspondent
Navigation news for the travel season
Yeah, I am taking advantage of being out of Morgantown, and my Dad's cable modem, to catch up with everything (uploading VSTV05 and AVSP75, reading RSS feeds). First, Samsung has announced their SPH-B5800 model that will include TPEG support for phone based traffic information, and everything you would expect from a phone, including a built in Tamagotchi like digital pet. CrunchGear also points out that Tomtom has new mapmaps available for registered customers.
CrunchGear » Blog Archive » TomTom Releases New MapMaps
Traffic reports to derive from cellphone location data – Engadget
Engadget passes along an article about using cellphone locations and movement to determine traffic patterns in metropolitan areas. Sam from OGC was talking about these types of services in his presentation on campus, though I don't think we captured it in the podcast interview. In the end, it is just a variation of a sensor web but still pretty cool.
Traffic reports to derive from cellphone location data – Engadget
dl.tv review of Street Maps and Garmin GPS
On the Oct 19 episode of Digital Life TV (www.dl.tv), Patrick Norton does a review of a dashmount Garmin GPS and the new Microsoft Streets and Trips and everyone uses many of the correct terms and phrases 🙂 The overall take on the Garmin model they reviewed was pretty good, and at a $250 (US) price tag it seems promising. Head over to dl.tv to view the episode online or to download the video podcast. For the MS Streets and Trips they mention the Live Search integration. The review is around 35:00 minutes.
Surveyors to get long lunch in 2011 or 2012
Engadget has a post on some research that suggests that there will be an almost 90 percent loss of GPS signals for a number of hours at the height of the next solar flare cycle in 2011-2012. While surveyors may be looking forward to a long lunch or afternoon off, you may want to avoid traveling by sea or plane that day just in case :-).
Solar flares to disrupt GPS for several hours in 2011 or 2012 – Engadget
Loki updates and new features
While I await the royalties from the Chumby LBS based on Loki's WiFi location capabilities I wanted to point out, belated as it may be, that there is a new version of Loki available that has some interesting new features, my favorite of which may be the automatic time zone changer for when you travel. I don't expect to leave EST until next spring (probably about the same time the first Chumbies ship). Anyway, check out the new version of Loki and be sure to add Platial as a channel…well, just cause.
BMW releases dynamic traffic system in US
The folks over at Engadget had a post on BMW's announcement that they will include real time traffic information on select 2007 models. Apparently they will be using Clear Channel's Total Traffic Network which is currently available in 44 major cities. GPS, real time traffic…yup, I still can't afford a BMW.


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Looking at the latest data I see that the highest snow impact continues to be to our south below DC and into the eastern shore of MD. The NWS revised their map and it now looks similar to the map I posted yesterday. Those along the MD/PA line could see about 1-2" while central MD with 2-4" and S MD 4-6". I went low with my totals yesterday due to this being March, the warm ground, rain prior to the event, and lack of stickage tomorrow after sunrise.
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'''People never like me and I never like people," Mary thought.'
When Mary Lennox is sent to Misselthwaite Manor to live with her uncle everybody says she is the most disagreeable-looking child ever seen. It is true, too. Mary is pale, spoilt and quite contrary. But she is also horribly lonely. Then one day she hears about a garden in the grounds of the Manor that has been kept locked and hidden for years. And when a friendly robin helps Mary find the key, she discovers the most magical place anyone could imagine.
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I replaced a bottom freezer style with this model as I dislike to unload the bottom freezer bin to find a package in the rear. Overall when I received this appliance it took less than 2 hours for a cool down to complete. I had kept the previous frig for temporary storage thinking a cool down time of 4 hours would be more normal. Features I like are the light in the freezer, spill safe split glass shelves, removable ice maker (I'm not one that likes refrigerator ice). Door storage design needs improvement. Milk gal. jugs don't seat well (very important), storage space is lost due to two adjustable half bin shelves rather than one longer full bin shelf, one long deli type bin should be divided into two for better organization, and the vegetable crisper bins have a sloped back making it difficult for celery to fit. Freezer door storage consists of a fold out front metal rack door which is fine but the top bin which has a flip open door plastic front fogs / freezes up so one cannot see the contents. A simple bin shelf would have been better even though less innovative. I don't know if this design was to reduce freezer burn or what (?). No mention of it under features. The front door is a smooth finish but the sides are textured. One wonders if there were spare parts from past models used ;) One style would be better than this multiple arrangement. Overall it is a good unit. Does R&D need to think this through a bit more - definitely. Also, split digital temp. control should be in a model with this price range. BT
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Bought the refrigerator early January. Replaced an old one in garage. Ice Cream in the freezer is like soft serve ice cream now. Pulled out the manual and now see that if you put it in an unheated area that gets below 55 F it won't maintain proper temp inside the refrigerator. Manual says you can an additional kit so it can be in a garage down to 34 degrees F but can't seem to find where to call or order and am afraid when I do, it will cost more than the refrigerator itself!
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I really like this refrigerator for its features. It also saves energy, which is great, too!
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Pros: * Attractive price point * Decent size * Quieter than expected * Fridge works great Cons: * Fridge door shelves are too wide. Stuff slides around if they are not kept full. * The freezer is nowhere near cold enough. At.best it gets a cup of oil to 10deg. Everything I put in was ruined. I tried doing all the right stuff including letting it sit two days before plugging it in. I checked seals and all that jazz.... Even at max the fridge just won't cut it.
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We bought this model specifically because it was rated highly among garage-ready fridges. We've had 2 other fridges in our garage and friends and family have had some also. NONE of them (aside from my grandparents' ancient one from the 40's!) have been able to make it through an entire winter without allowing sodas to freeze and explode...making a big mess that is no fun to clean when it's warm out...let alone freezing cold! We are almost into February...So far so good...only one instance where the beverages were a tad slushy. But, we turned the dial up a little and we are good again! My only issue is that the glass in the top 2 shelves comes loose from it's frame without much effort.
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What is it about our national holidays that tend to bring out the worst in some of my fellow liberal pundits?
Appearing on his MSNBC show "Up With Chris Hayes" on Sunday, Chris took the opportunity of this Memorial Day weekend to express his discomfort with referring to soldiers who have died in wars as "heroes".
Here's what Chris had to say—
"Why do I feel so uncomfortable about the word hero?" Hayes said. "I feel uncomfortable about the word hero because it seems to me that it is so rhetorically proximate to justifications for more war. Um, and, I don't want to obviously desecrate or disrespect memory of anyone that's fallen, and obviously there are individual circumstances in which there is genuine, tremendous heroism, you know, hail of gunfire, rescuing fellow soldiers and things like that. But it seems to me that we marshal this word in a way that is problematic. But maybe I'm wrong about that."
On this one, Chris, I'm afraid you are wrong on a few fronts.
It's not so much about your assessment of what constitutes heroics that is quite so troubling as it is the day you picked to make your point.
From my own perspective, not only does anyone with the guts to willingly follow an order that places their life in severe peril —all in the service of one's country—deserve the designation of hero, so too do their families and loved ones who will spend the rest of their lives quietly suffering the loss of their soldier who died performing that service.
But even this not the point. After all, that Chris Hayes and I might disagree on what constitutes heroics is of very little significance.
What is significant is the importance of this day and how our priorities go dangerously wrong when we choose to use the day for politics instead of people.
Sadly, the fallen are not with us to celebrate these holidays. So, it is for the families and friends of those who paid the ultimate price that we mark this day—and we do it so that those who are still here know that, on at least one day each year, we are focused and appreciative of just how much they have lost and the pain they carry with them the remaining 364 days a year.
What's so bad about that?
Can we really not set aside our respective political perspectives for just one day a year and place our attention on those who need and deserve to know that we haven't forgotten their sacrifice or the sacrifice of those who they have lost?


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There's new spirit abroad in the land.
The old days of grab and greed are on their way out.
We're beginning to think of what we owe the other fellow, not just of what we're compelled to give him.
Time's coming, Watson, when we shan't be able to fill our bellies in comfort while other folk go hungry or sleep in warm beds while others shiver in the cold, when we shan't be able to kneel and thank God for blessings before our shining altars while men anywhere are kneeling under either physical or spiritual subjection.
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The girl fingered the piece of topaz. It was probably very valuable. She looked down at her clothes. They were old and raggedy. She could sell the topaz and buy some new clothes! She looked around. Where was she? In her excitement to come to the forest, she had lost sight of the village. She cautiously took three steps backward then, disappeared from the Earth. That was the one mistake that ruined everything.
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"Oh my gosh, what did you do? You totally ruined my purple nail polish!" That was what I heard every day. Screeching, running, yelling, you name it. Those people with sisters, you know how I felt. I had three. My older sister, Rosita, stormed into the room. "Amber, get Lizzie in here now! We need to talk." I sighed. It was only Friday after school, and I already wanted Monday to come. Rosita's wings flapped softly behind her. Yeah, I said wings. Don't get yourself worked up over it. "Lizzie!" I called down the hall. She popped her head innocently around the door. "Yes, Amber?" "Go get Emily," Rosita snapped. "Make it fast." Lizzie grinned mischievously and saluted. "Yes ma'am!" Well, weren't we one big happy family? Not.
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I definitely looked out of place with my three sisters. They all had wings, yet for some reason, I didn't. I honestly don't know why. Rosita's wings were a dark purple and today she was wearing a beautiful dark blue dress that was almost black. It was the same color as her hair. She had just turned fourteen and carried herself with the manner of an annoying teenager. Emily had forest green wings and was wearing my old blue teamwork shirt with a yellow skirt. She was eight, had wavy brown hair, and she was also the one I 2
fought with the least. Lizzie had little light pink wings, long, curly, blonde hair, and was wearing a light green shirt and a pink skirt. I, on the other hand, was nothing special. I had sandy blonde/brown hair that looked like sticks and had on plain purple shorts and I blue top on (Rosita's hand-me-downs). Anyway, we all gathered in our little meeting room. It was the first time we had gone in there since Mom and Dad had died. Rosita looked at me and I could tell we were both thinking the same thing. She leaned over and whispered to me, "What if their memory comes back?" Rosita had had to wipe away Emily and Lizzie's memory. "Stop whispering!" Lizzie whined. I grimaced, thinking of that horrible day. Emily met my eyes. 'You okay?' she mouthed. I nodded. She didn't even know had gone on, yet she was still worried. How sweet. "Okay," Rosita said, getting our attention. "First things first. I ran out of purple nail polish because someone (she glared at Lizzie) knocked all of it over." Lizzie rolled her eyes while Emily muttered sarcastically, "Houston, we have a problem." I bit my lip to keep from laughing. "Also, Amber, I think we should all have a bigger allowance." Everyone looked at me. I sighed. Money was always an issue. Rosita and Emily worked and traded with fairies to get some money and objects that we need, like milk, gems, and honey, but I did all the real-world work. I would do little jobs all over town. We lived in a little cottage town on Lake Bartholomew in Michigan. Everyone knew everyone in this town. I did know that most people didn't see my sister's wings, but if they thought four kids living alone was strange, they didn't ever say anything. So, usually I would do little errands for the people in town. "Guys, I'm sorry. We don't have enough money for bigger allowances." Everyone groaned. "But, I will take you all out to Tory's to buy ice cream." Tory's was a 3
little general store that was in the town. It had trinkets and little things to buy. That's not why people went though. Their ice cream was the best in the whole world! "Yay! I call Rainbow Sherbet!" "No way! I get it!" I intercepted a possible fight between Lizzie and Emily. "You can both get Rainbow Sherbet. Lizzie, while we're there though, you have to buy Rosita some new purple nail polish." Everyone now looked happy. Well, I probably didn't. I had a dark look on my face. "Hey, Rosita, you said first things first. What was the other thing you-"I stopped when I got a look from Rosita. "Hey, Emily, why don't you go see if the Parkingtons next door will take you and Lizzie tubing on the lake. I'm sure they would love to." Rosita said. Emily beamed. "Okay!" They trotted off. Rosita then turned to face me. "We're going to die."
Ch. 3
"WHAT?" I screamed. "Shush!" she said quietly. "Wha-why?" "Well, we don't know how come I'm a fairy, right?" "Okay…" I said, prompting her on. "Well, they figured out how Emily, Lizzie, and I became fairies. A long time ago, one girl found a crystal. One problem, the crystal was a fairy in disguise." I gasped. Everyone knew the Fairy Code. If any non-fairy believer came across a fairy, the fairy turned into the human and vice versa. "So that means…" Rosita finished my sentence. "Our mother was that crystal. She was a fairy named Topaz". I understood now. If my mother had been a fairy and my father was human, that was why my sisters where fairies. That human that had been turned into a fairy probably resented our mother for that. Once that human/fairy found out our mother was dead, she'll be coming after us.
Ch. 4
The walk back from Tory's was in silence. I was thinking about what Rosita had said. Our mother was a fairy. A new fairy was coming after us. The thoughts kept swimming around in my head. It was like Rosita had handed me a baby puppy and said for me to feed, water, and clean up after it when I didn't want to. I was so lost in thought I didn't even notice Emily screaming. "AMBER WATCH OUT!" Something barreled into me. All I could see was yellow and blue. Then my sight cleared. There was a fairy flapping above me, holding Emily by her wings. They looked like they were about to rip. Then I understood. Emily had run in to me so the fairy would take her instead of me. The fairy smiled. "My name is Topaz. At least, it is now. Soon, it will be Amber." The last puzzle piece of my life clicked into place. Of course…I actually was a fairy. A stone fairy; awesome! That means I can transform into a piece of…ooohhh, that's why I was named Amber. I could transform into a piece of amber. "Ahhrrrgg!" Oh, whoops, I totally forgot that we were in the middle of a fight. I looked up and saw that Emily was being tortured. "Alright, which one of you is the stone fairy? I know it can't be you, human." So, she didn't understand that some stone fairies don't have wings. I heard all my sisters screaming. Something inside me broke. This fairy Topaz was not going to mess with my sisters. She had chosen the wrong fairy family. I charged at her, leaping up into the air and hit her in the eye. I missed her eye and got the edge of one of her (topaz) blue wings. It clipped the end off. She spiraled down towards the Earth, letting go of Emily in the process. I rushed to catch her (Emily, not Topaz, I would never catch that tyrant). She landed in my arms. I sighed. She was safe. Topaz melted into the Earth, almost
evaporating. "Well, that's over." Everyone was shaken up. "What? Where?" Emily stuttered. As we walked up the hill, I explained everything. The past turned out to be fixed. The human's big mistake turned good. We now have bonds that are tighter than ever. Maybe I was wrong when I said we weren't one happy family. We are a family, we are happy, and together, we are one.
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Wavelink Blog
Some Information Nuggets From the Road
Posted by Brandon Hill
- March 23, 2010
- Posted in Mobile Device Management, Wireless Infrastructure Management
- Leave a comment
We are on the road much of this week attending some conferences, but I wanted to respond to a question that we routinely were asked during our Avalanche 5.0 Webinars last week. So, in between sips of coffee and this fine, fine hotel bagel, I'll answer a question we had with regards to the mapping tool.
Several people wanted to know if customers or end-users have to purchase a license through a 3rd party mapping solution, or if the feature is hosted/built in to the Avalanche 5 cost. The answer is rather short, but there is no additional charge for the mapping functionality and there are no 3rd parties involved at all.
Anyway, you can preview Avalanche 5 and also learn more on the mapping feature if you missed the Webinars. We'll be back later in the week with a new Tech Tip, since you all seemed to like the last one so much (highest views for a post yet). If you have any questions that you'd like asked, let us know!