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#8972 closed defect (fixed)
Write Activity (v. 60) freeze with .doc and .odt documents
Reported by: | jasg | Owned by: | tomeu |
Priority: | high | Milestone: | |
Component: | write-activity (abiword) | Version: | not specified |
Keywords: | cjbfor9.1.0 | Cc: | rgs1, reuben, gregorio, joe, cjb, morgs, tomeu, uwog, greenfeld |
Blocked By: | Blocking: | ||
Deployments affected: | Paraguay | Action Needed: | no action |
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Write version: 60 Build: 767 Firmware: Q2E18
Open with Write activity a document with .doc or .odt format and after a while time (10-15 minutes) of work on it the write activity freeze the entire XO and the only way that you got to get out of that is restarting with the power button.
Worst of all is that the latest modifications made on the document (changes made 10 or 15 minutes ago) is not automatically saved lost all this.
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comment:1 Changed 8 years ago by reuben
- Cc reuben gregorio added
- Owner changed from kimquirk to tomeu
comment:2 Changed 8 years ago by tomeu
Some notes about how we could make this ticket more useful:
- laptop freeze points to an out of memory condition, we should check before the laptop freezes if the memory consumption of the system is growing and if there's a single process that takes most memory.
- on a resource constrained system as the XO, we need to check if we are putting more load on the machine than it can handle. So we should get more details about the document and, ideally, a sample would be attached to the ticket so we have greater chances of reproducing here.
After we do this, we'd have enough information to open a ticket upstream: http://bugzilla.abisource.com/
Changed 8 years ago by rgs1
This file works well when first used but it crashed the XO when trying to resume from the Journal. The second time I tried to resume (after rebooting) it opened the XML without interpretating it correctly
comment:3 Changed 8 years ago by rgs1
To get Write to open the file as pure text (so it shows the XML of what an abiword file is made) do the following steps:
- open up http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/8972 with Browse
- download the attached file in this ticket and add it to the journal
- resume the (ms word) file from the Journal and add a new line to it or move part of it around (for example move the first 5 lines of text to the end of the file)
- press the keep button and then exit the activity
- go back to the journal and resume it again, should see XML
comment:4 Changed 8 years ago by joe
- Cc joe added
comment:5 Changed 8 years ago by tomeu
Ok, so looks like there's some screwage when Write saves a document that was originally a .doc.
Opening the xml file as a text document means a lot of text and that can cause a significant use of memory that can lead to OOM.
I will investigate a bit more later.
comment:6 Changed 8 years ago by reuben
Bump. Do we have a resolution insight?
RGS, what is your needed timeline for this?
comment:7 Changed 8 years ago by cjb
- Cc cjb added
Oh, is rgs1 part of a deployment? If so, maybe we should set the "Deployments affected" field.
(If not, I don't think we've ever asked end-users to give us deadlines/timelines before, so I wouldn't understand why that's happening.)
comment:8 Changed 8 years ago by reuben
- Deployments affected set to Paraguay
- Priority changed from normal to high
Deployments affected added.
RGS is the technical lead for Paraguay.
CJB can you grab me a quick discussion regarding this when you have a chance.
comment:9 Changed 8 years ago by cjb
Thanks, will do.
comment:10 Changed 8 years ago by tomeu
So, the issue seems to be that Write can read MS Word documents but cannot write in that format, so it falls back to abiword's native format but the mime-type property is not correctly updated, which causes it to be interpreted as (a big chunk of) plain text and that leads to high memory usage.
The patch attached will write in OpenDocument format and correctly update the mime-type property, which should fix this issue.
It's a bit hacky, but please try it and say if this solves the issue.
Changed 8 years ago by tomeu
comment:11 Changed 8 years ago by cjb
- Cc morgs added
- Owner changed from tomeu to morgs
Cool, thanks!
Not sure who's handling Write releases at the moment -- Morgs, is it you? Sounds like we should roll a release after some testing.
comment:12 Changed 8 years ago by rgs1
- Cc tomeu added
I tried this patch with build 767 and Write Activitiy version 60 (acording to ~/Activities/Write.activity/activity/activity.info).
I used the following steps to see if it solves the problem (of opening the document as plain text and/or crashing):
1) downloaded to the journal the word file attached to this ticket
2) I resumed the file with Write and without doing any changes to it I closed the Write Activity
3) I tried to re-resume the file from the journal and I got the following error in /var/log/messages:
Nov 21 15:37:07 localhost kernel: [ 4455.261663] Escribir <8d807[2300]: segfault at 34 ip b5e5922b sp bff7c0f8 error 4 in libabiword-2.6.so[b59af000+5bd000]
After that I found the .odt file in the datastore directory and I copied it to my regular laptop and tried to open it with Open Office (using Ubuntu). When trying to open it I got a "General Error" message but the file finally got opened and I got a badly constructed version of the file (you can read some parts of it).
I am attaching the .odt file copied from the datastore (in case anyone wants to take a look at it, I am not familiar with the inner structure of odt files to tell what went wrong) and Write's log.
Changed 8 years ago by rgs1
Open Document file created by Write when saving the Word document resumed from the Journal
Changed 8 years ago by rgs1
Log file when Write crashed after trying to resume the Open Document file created from a Word file
comment:13 Changed 8 years ago by rgs1
Tomeu, did you have some time to check your patch and my previous comments? Sorry for the insistance, we really want to help iron out whatever bugs might be in Write.. Thanks!
comment:14 Changed 8 years ago by tomeu
This seems to mean that the abiword installed in 767 crashes when trying to convert that .doc file to OpenDocument. That suggests that we would need to fix the C++ part of Write and this would require a new 8.2.1 release.
Nov 21 15:37:07 localhost kernel: [ 4455.261663] Escribir <8d807[2300]: segfault at 34 ip b5e5922b sp bff7c0f8 error 4 in libabiword-2.6.so[b59af000+5bd000]
Reuben, Greg, what should we do here?
comment:15 Changed 8 years ago by morgs
- Cc uwog added
- Owner changed from morgs to tomeu
comment:16 Changed 8 years ago by uwog
@tomeu: that would be from the .doc conversion to abiword's internal model. Can you reproduce it with a normal AbiWord 2.6.5? Ifso, any stack trace?
comment:17 Changed 8 years ago by mstone-xmlrpc
- Keywords cjbfor9.1.0 added
- Milestone changed from 8.2.1 to 9.1.0
Pushing out to 9.1.0, per edmcnierney's request.
comment:18 Changed 6 years ago by godiard
- Action Needed changed from never set to test in build
- Milestone changed from 9.1.0-cancelled to 10.1.3
comment:19 Changed 6 years ago by godiard
Will be in 353.
comment:20 Changed 6 years ago by greenfeld
- Action Needed changed from test in build to diagnose
- Cc greenfeld added
Tested with Write 63.1 and the utilizacion_xo.doc attachment to this ticket on an XO-1 with 10.1.3 os353.
Opening the document for the first time (copied or started from a USB stick) worked as expected. I did not see a hang looking at it, but I did see that closing Write and attempting to resume this document from the Journal failed to work properly.
Write showed raw RTF data instead of the actual document.
Since this bug is about the wrong mime time being saved after initially opening a document and not necessarily just freezes, I am putting it back to diagnose.
comment:21 Changed 6 years ago by godiard
- Action Needed changed from diagnose to add to build
Ok. The problem is the rtf mime types have plain/text in their mime parents and i was opening it like plain text files.
I have a fix, but I need to define how we want to open the text/html files, because is the same case. If I save a html file and i open it in Write, I want to see the html source or a formatted text?
Changed 6 years ago by godiard
Changed 6 years ago by godiard
This patch replace the first. The mime type must be text/rtf, not text/plain
comment:22 Changed 6 years ago by godiard
- Action Needed changed from add to build to package
comment:23 Changed 6 years ago by erikos
- Action Needed changed from package to test in build
Is in 354.
comment:24 Changed 6 years ago by greenfeld
- Action Needed changed from test in build to no action
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from new to closed
Write 63.3 can open odt and MS Word doc documents and then resave them in the XO's internal journal without issue in 10.1.3 os355.


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UConn Running Back Named Candidate For AwardUniversity of Connecticut junior running back Lyle McCombs has been named a preseason candidate for the 2013 Doak Walker Award.
UConn Scores First Shutout Since '07 In Season OpenerChandler Whitmer threw for 219 yards and Connecticut scored touchdowns on offense, defense and special teams to beat Massachusetts 37-0 Thursday night, spoiling the Minutemen's debut as a bowl subdivision program.
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Wide Range Of Wintry Conditions Affects Half Of U.S.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Tourists flocked to the monuments in the nation's capital Sunday to enjoy spring-like 50 degree temperatures after a winter of one blast of snow and sub-zero temperatures after another.
Joggers were out in shorts and T-shirts on the National Mall, home to treasured Smithsonian museums and landmarks like the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial. Families flew kites around the mall while tour guides led groups around the memorials. Cherry blossom trees were growing new buds for the spring.
But oh how so much can change in a matter of hours. More snow and ice, perhaps as much as 2 inches falling every hour, were on the way ahead of Monday's morning commute.
"I'm over it," said Yasmon Hanks, 24, of Hampton, Va., echoing thoughts of many who've been cooped up inside this winter. Hanks visited the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington with her husband, Lynwood, and two young children. She was happy to be able to get outside, she said, because "I thought it was going to be way worse."
A round of wintry precipitation moved across much of the nation Sunday, bringing a mix of freezing rain and heavy snow to central and eastern states. Authorities warned of possible power outages and flight disruptions from weather that could affect millions.
Ken and Linda Mokry of Chicago took advantage of the 54-degree temperature in Washington to visit as many monuments as possible before the storm.
"You've got grass! We don't even have grass to see at home yet," Linda Mokry, 66, said. "We had our first snow right at the end of November ... and we've had snow ever since then, so we've had a long, long winter — way too long."
Ken Mokry noticed the cherry blossom trees are forming tiny buds, making him wish spring would arrive sooner so they could see the trees blossom in pink and white.
"I hope this cold snap doesn't hurt anything," he said. "We were really hoping that we would be able to see them. Maybe next time."
Much of the worst weather was expected to pound the East Coast. In Washington and the Mid-Atlantic region, forecasters predicted a layer of ice and 8 to 12 inches of snow possible on Monday. That could be enough to shut down schools and offices yet again this season.
The National Weather Service called for 6 to 8 inches of snow across parts of southern Pennsylvania. Nearly a foot of snow was expected in parts of New Jersey.
In Pittsburgh, snow began falling about dawn and was expected to taper off before another band of snow hits early Monday. Forecasters were expecting 3 to 6 inches total. Philadelphia was expected to get four to 8 inches through Monday. More than 6 inches would make it the city's second snowiest winter, surpassing 65.5 inches that fell in 1995-96.
Nearly 1,600 flights in the United States were canceled and another 1,515 delayed Sunday afternoon, according to flight tracking site FlightAware.com. The bulk of the problems were in Dallas, Chicago and Newark, N.J. Another 1,115 flights for Monday were also already canceled. There are more than 30,000 U.S. flights on a typical day.
In Ohio, among those braving treacherous conditions was Patty Lee, who drove some 20 miles from Cincinnati to suburban Blue Ash for a job interview. She joked that her first job test was making it through the icy parking lot without falling down.
"The roads are deteriorating pretty quickly," she said after returning to Cincinnati.
A suspension bridge over the Ohio River between Cincinnati and Kentucky was closed Sunday because of ice covering its hard-to-treat metal grid deck.
Freezing rain and sleet moved across Kentucky, making road travel treacherous Sunday. Officials warned residents to avoid unnecessary travel. Parts of the state could receive up to 8 inches of sleet and snow through Monday. Churches throughout the state canceled services.
The eastern West Virginia panhandle could get up to a foot of snow. That sent residents on a hunt for food, water and supplies.
In the Midwest, arctic cold temperatures hit Nebraska. Forecasters said Sunday's single-digit high temperatures could set records across the state. And wind chills 20-to-35 degrees below zero were reported Sunday.
Snowfall amounts across Indiana range from nearly 9 inches in northwestern Indiana to 1.7 inches in Indianapolis.
The same weather system inundated California with rain. Four hikers were rescued overnight after they became trapped by rising floodwaters in Malibu Creek State Park. Authorities were warning of mudslides and swollen creeks and drainage channels.
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Portland is a mecca of greatness. The city claims the Bitch offices, more coffee shops than you can shake a stick at, bicyclists galore and tons of musicians. Some better-known Portland acts include M. Ward, The Shins, Spoon and The Decemberists. But woe unto you if you think the Portland music scene ends there. There's much more to be heard!
1. Alela Diane – "Oh! My Mama"
Ok, so she's not a Portland native, but she lives here and we like it that way. Also, this song reminds me of my mama. Hi Mom!
2. Starfucker – "German Love"
I knew it was love the first time I saw them in a coffee shop turned impromptu music venue in the Southeast industrial area. These boys have since wooed me with their stellar dance moves and affinity for neon colors and drag.
3. YACHT – "We're Always Waiting"
Jona Bechtolt (now accompanied by Claire Evans) is one of the most entertaining live performers I've ever seen. And he's one of the many local artists I'm crushing on.
4. The Portland Cello Project and Laura Gibson – "Hands in Pockets"
"Hands in Pockets" takes the cake as my favorite Laura Gibson song, and backed by Portland's Cello Project (who play everything from classical pieces to pop covers), she sounds better than ever.
5. Menomena – "Wet and Rusting"
It was pretty difficult to select a Menomena song for this mix because they're all so freakin' great. I think this one is ideal for the first time listener though…
6. Church – "Bee Cave"
I don't typically like things called 'church,' but this band is an exception.
7. Mirah – "Cold Cold Water"
Regular Bitchtapes listeners may realize that we featured her in last week's edition, but I had to include her again because she's just that fantastic. And, as Ashley mentioned last week, Mirah helped Bitch out at a benefit concert in January, so she has an extra special place in our hearts.
8. Viva Voce – "We Do Not Fuck Around"
True story. In Portland we know what's what.
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Awesome mix! But as a Texan,
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Awesome mix! But as a Texan, I have to correct - Spoon's from Austin. Sorry to point it out, but we are far too proud of that band :)
you're right!
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Britt Daniel lives in Portland but the band is indeed from Austin. shoot.
Great mix!
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I totally heart BitchTapes, and not just because I work here :) Great selection, Malori!
Great article, MMM, but I'm
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Great article, MMM, but I'm a little sad that you left out Dandy Warhols and Another Cynthia.
But seriously, this is cool in a silver shirt kind of way!


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"In my 25 years in politics, I've never seen an issue as explosive or divisive as immigration reform." - Mark McKinnon
"This new law is pretty strict. You can't use the slogan 'what can brown do for you?' anymore. Can't even use that." –Jay Leno
"Ironically, after they passed this new law, you know how they celebrated at the statehouse? Shots of tequila." –Jay Leno
From the initial analysis of the explosion of the oil rig, Deepwater Horizon, in the Gulf of Mexico, it seems that Dick Cheney's old company, Halliburton may be responsible. Huffington Post reports: "Though the investigation into the explosion that sank the Deepwater Horizon site is still in its early stages, drilling experts agree that blame probably lies with flaws in the "cementing" process -- that is, plugging holes in the pipeline seal by pumping cement into it from the rig. Halliburton was in charge of cementing for Deepwater Horizon.
"The initial likely cause of gas coming to the surface had something to do with the cement," said Robert MacKenzie, managing director of energy and natural resources at FBR Capital Markets and a former cementing engineer in the oil industry. The problem could have been a faulty cement plug at the bottom of the well, he said. Another possibility would be that cement between the pipe and well walls didn't harden properly and allowed gas to pass through it."
"Halliburton, Halliburton... hmm... why does that sound so familiar? Oh yeah... the corporate beast that leaves deaths and destruction everywhere it goes or around anything it touches." - deparisBritish Petroleum has also been criticized for not using the latest technology on the oil rig, and Halliburton has a shaky past track record in working the rigs. They were implicated last year in a similar oil rig explosion off the coast of Australia, which took ten days to cap. Faulty pouring of cement was one of the root causes of that explosion, too.
It's bad enough that BP lied to the world and that the amount of oil leaking from the bottom of the ocean is 10 times the amount than originally stated, and that the spreading oil slick has now reached the coasts of Florida and Louisiana, and President Obama has called a halt to all off-shore oil exploration. Expect major Congressional investigations, tape the events on CSPAN, especially after a second oil rig platform has toppled over near Morgan City, Louisiana...
"I wouldn't put anything past these buffoons. They performed shoddy work in Iraq and other places and to top if off, they have not been brought to justice in the electrocution deaths of some service personnel." - airforce vet
It may be that lax Federal regulators are partly responsible for allowing a situation like this to develop, especially after the same thing happened in Australia. We have lax Federal regulators letting mines in West Virginia get away with over 200 offenses, and a contemptuous coal company intentionally putting the lives of its workers at risk, no big deal until it resulted in the largest mining disaster in years and the lives of many men. We have Federal regulators looking at porn on their computers instead of looking at Wall Street, resulting in the largest economic meltdown since the Great Depression. I'm beginning to notice a trend here, and maybe we need to have a Congressional hearing asking why the Bush administration condoned hiring these morons as regulators, why they intentionally put people into departments to sabotage their efficiency, and why their official policy was to create a climate of non-regulation. We already know the answers, but it would provide us with some catharsis, to watch the murdering sons of bitches squirm under the hot lights while facing the cameras... Even though I like George Bush as a nice guy, he needs to confront what his avoidance of responsibility under Dick Cheney produced, ruining and even murdering the lives of so many innocent people here in this country, as well as in so many countries around the world. Well, on to Massachusetts and building a farm of wind turbines near the Kennedy compound, close enough to spoil their view and piss them all off...
"When I was young, I was taught that the purpose of religion was to foster compassion through lovingkindness, to seek peace by example, to perform with human hands the work of angels.Proximity talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority will begin next week, with the US acting as intermediary and running messages back and forth. It's BS, I know, but it's a way to begin the grind again. I was surprised to learn that a lot of my attitude towards the peace talks is similar to those of Zbignew Brezinski's, that the US's lack of follow up and letting Israel do whatever they want has led to a sick atmosphere. So, it's time to man up and cut all foreign aid to Israel and Palestine until they finish hammering out an agreement...
Then I moved to the Holy Land." - Bradley Burston
Meanwhile, the Jewish lobby is asking the UN delegates to walk out when Mahmoud Ahmadinejad speaks next week. The US has said that it will not meet with hime while he was here, although that's exactly what Obama should do, if nothing else than to size up the little guy. Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer...
There have been demonstrations against Obama in Israel, we may call them the Kosher Partyers, may be more intense than here. Burning him in effigy, calling on him to rot in hell... So many people assume because his demeanor is cool, calm, and collected in public that he hates them. This is a phenomena that goes back to childhood, and speaks more about a person's immaturity, their reaction to criticism than it does about Obama as a person. And just like here in the US, people who ordinarily think of themselves as religious, have taken up the most mean spirited, violent language to protest their imagined slights.
"What is it in the hearts of these people, who call themselves religious, whom the love or the fear of God should have filled with an openness toward humankind, that makes them hate this man with such fury?
Why is this President different from all other presidents?
They call him every manner of names - Communist, Muslim, racist, Jew-hater. They call him all manner of names, and he is none of these.
Curious, isn't it, that they never mention what he actually is. Which is, for many of them, enough reason to revile him, all by itself: Black" - Bradley Burston


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Wednesday, May 02, 2007
I'm pretty ticked at my TIVO right now. I was planning on getting that Keyshawn/Jarrett interview up. Well the TIVO crapped out on the download (4 hours 20 minutes for the whole draft) and then YouTube suspended my account for some reason. I assume it's for some copyright lawyer type stuff, but they didn't even send me an email (Shhhh....don't tell them I have seven accounts).
So screw YouTube....I'm giving Break some press.....
I know it had nothing to do with Sports, but it cheers me up every time I watch it.
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that never gets old.
AA, are we doing the caption thing again today after the short hiatus yesterday?
May 2, 2007, 10:23:00 AM
I like my beer cold, my TV loud and my homosexuals flaming.
excellent clip.
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If you haven't rolled your eyes in disgust enough yet today, get a load of this. If you recall, last summer at the Indiana State Fair, a storm preceding Sugarland's set wrecked the stage, causing it to collapse and resulting in the tragic loss of seven lives and countless other injuries. There is now a civil suit making its way through the legal system on behalf of of survivors and the families of the deceased, and it names Sugarland and Indiana State Fair producers and stage-riggers as defendents.
Last Tuesday, Sugarland's attorneys released a statement that literally lays the blame at the feet of the attendees. ABC News has more on the statement, but this is the relevant quote: "Some or all of the plaintiffs' claimed injuries resulted from their own fault." The statement later goes on to say that fans attending the gig failed to take steps to ensure their own safety.
The reason Sugarland is named in the lawsuit, along with stage builders and show promoters, according to one of the lawyers levying the charges, is because "The concert wasn't canceled and [fans] weren't told to leave... [Sugarland] had a duty to warn fans." To some that may not seem to be enough to qualify Sugarland for liability, but the respone of the band's lawyer is unquestionably cold, and seemingly at odds with the remorse the band themselves have expressed over the tragedy. [RS]
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TORONTO, Sept 2 (Reuters) - Verizon Communications Inc is not planning to enter the Canadian wireless market, its chief executive said in an interview on Monday that is likely to support shares of the country's largest mobile phone providers.
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Polychrome colors cascade across our retinas when we find a refuge like this. The wrap around nature of the canyon, the sense of enclosure by the valley, shadows, creek run, and granite walls is somewhat approximated by the image. This is along the June lake Loop.
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Subject: | Re: uriko |
Author: | egyptianpanda (Authenticated as egyptianpanda) |
Date: | February 25, 2010 at 12:55:33 PM |
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"Ko" is most definitely child. There are too many entries in my dictionary for "u" and "ri" to know without seeing the kanji, but here I go..."U"
- right (as in not left)
- feather,wing
- heaven
- to be, exist, have
- rain"Ri"
- reason, logic, principle
- reverse side, back, rear
- advantage, (loan) interest
- diarrhea (Ok, probably not this one...)
- separate, leave
- an official
- put on, wear
That's it. I don't know what you're looking for exactly. Do you have the kanji?
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Autumn Sky Palette
Jessica Jenney 10/27/2006 7:02:34 AM
Beautiful image and effects, Holy! #546921Michelle Lea Guinn 10/27/2006 7:57:36 AM
Wonderfully captured and great use of effects!! mlg~ #3508437Jeff Robinson 10/27/2006 8:07:57 AM
Excellent work Holly! Jeff #3508514Colette M. Metcalf 10/27/2006 8:35:00 AM
GORGEOUS!!! #3508686Janine Russell 10/27/2006 8:02:30 PM
Holly, excellent colors, composition and effects. #3511856Donald K. Cherry 11/1/2006 3:32:42 AM
Wow, gorgeous fall capture, Holly! Love the comp, color and effects!! Excellent work! #3530811Karen Engelbreth 11/3/2006 8:38:42 AM
Wonderful image and effects, Holy! #3541562Judyann Plante 11/8/2006 1:14:49 PM
Gorgeous colors and great effects! Very well done, Holly!Judyann ><> #3562543
Lani J 11/8/2006 4:43:41 PM
Beautiful color and composition! Fantastic work, Holly! :o) #3563242Karen Walzer 11/9/2006 8:06:22 AM
Very nice effects Holly. Beautiful image! K #3565965Marijana Fajgl 11/9/2006 12:57:33 PM
What a beautiful image Holly! And not just this one! Your gallery is wonderful! #3566926Melissa A. Mannon 11/10/2006 4:21:17 AM
beautiful! love the colors and design! #3569258Kenneth Mucke 11/10/2006 9:34:54 AM
Georgous fall colors...wonderfully created #3570595Arlene Krassner 11/10/2006 1:14:05 PM
Holly: Stunning Stunning Stunning!Carol Sawyer 11/11/2006 12:39:45 PM
Beautiful fall capture, Holly!! #3574719Sherri Gorman 11/13/2006 11:33:54 AM
Wow, Holly, this is beautiful!!!! Wonderful effects!!!! #3582084Donna LaMattino Pagakis 11/13/2006 11:41:11 AM
Gorgeous work, wonderful use of effects and great colors! #3582108Roger Fry 11/16/2006 11:33:59 AM
Fabulous! I must find out how ?Roger #3594790
Nadine A. Lewis 11/17/2006 6:15:26 AM
GORGEOUS!!! Love the POV, colors, and use of effects, Holly!!!! <>< #3597625Sherri Gorman 11/23/2006 1:23:55 PM
Congratulations Holly!!!! This is beautiful!!!! #3619811Jessica Jenney 11/23/2006 2:03:45 PM
Congratulations Holly! This is so beautiful! Good luck! #3620035Colette M. Metcalf 11/23/2006 4:31:20 PM
Congrats once more, Holly!!! #3621356Revonda L. Gentry 11/23/2006 7:36:46 PM
Congratulations!! Superb!! #3622780Laurence Saliba 11/24/2006 2:43:53 AM
Big congratulations on this stunning finalist Holly!!!! #3623819Jeff Robinson 11/24/2006 6:33:40 AM
Congrats Holly on your Wonderful Finalist!! Jeff #3624749Cynthia M. Wiles 11/24/2006 2:51:27 PM
Great job on this, holly! Congratulations!Datha Y. Thompson 11/24/2006 3:04:15 PM
AMAZING!! LOVE THIS!! CONGRATULATIONS :0) #3626856Judyann Plante 11/24/2006 3:54:33 PM
Congratulations, Holly!Judyann ><> #3627020
Nadine A. Lewis 11/25/2006 3:11:26 PM
A BIG CONGRATS on your much deserved finalists, Holly!!! <>< #3630268Donna LaMattino Pagakis 11/25/2006 3:54:38 PM
Congratulations!!!!! This really is a gorgeous finalist image Holly!! #3630350Donald K. Cherry 11/25/2006 6:13:22 PM
Holly, Congratulations on this very beautiful and well deserved finalist!! I hope to see this again among the winners!! #3630765Su Sana E. P 11/26/2006 1:48:27 AM
Holly, Congratulations on this beautiful Finalist win!! #3631895Janine Russell 11/26/2006 2:36:01 PM
Holly, congratulations on your finalist. #3634154Kenneth Mucke 11/27/2006 1:38:03 AM
Holly...congrats on your win #3635736Su Sana E. P 11/27/2006 1:46:01 AM
Holly, Congratulations on this beautiful Winning image!! #3635752Donald K. Cherry 11/27/2006 2:58:17 AM
Holly, congratulations on this extremely beautiful winner!!! Way to go my friend!! #3636017Kay E. Mahoney 11/27/2006 4:21:22 AM
Holly, Congratulations on your second place winner. #3636341Donna W. Neal 11/27/2006 6:40:33 AM
Congratulations on your well deserved Winner Holly #3637271Jessica Jenney 11/27/2006 8:18:52 AM
Congratulations, Holly on your gorgeous win! :-D #3637875Michelle Lea Guinn 11/27/2006 8:40:52 AM
Congratulations Holly!!! Well deserved!!! mlg~ #3638037Janine Russell 11/27/2006 9:08:24 AM
Holly, congratulations on your Second Place Winner! #3638222Nadine A. Lewis 11/27/2006 9:10:55 AM
A BIG CONGRATS on this much deserved win, Holly!!!! <>< #3638248Nadya Johnson 11/27/2006 10:32:22 AM
Congratulations on your winner, Holly! Stunning photo! Well deserved! #3638670Holly Shao 11/27/2006 10:36:20 AM
THANK YOU, my friends!!This is my very first second-place win, and I would also like to thank BP for encouraging me to grow here and making my dream come true!
Holly #3638700
Karen Bacon 11/27/2006 11:36:23 AM
Congratlations on this wonderful winner Holly! #3638925Judyann Plante 11/27/2006 1:23:54 PM
Congratulations, Holly! Iam so happy for you!Judyann ><> #3639223
Laurie Daily 11/27/2006 3:51:37 PM
What a beautiful image. Congratulations Holly on this winner! #3639724Barbara Waldoch 11/27/2006 4:03:21 PM
Congratulations on your win, Holly, great work! #3639777bob cornelison 11/27/2006 6:55:24 PM
Love this colorful shot!RC Fritz 11/27/2006 8:35:37 PM
Fantastic winner. Congratulations Holly! #3640736Colette M. Metcalf 11/28/2006 2:59:17 AM
Congratulations on your win, Holly!!! #3641433Donna LaMattino Pagakis 11/28/2006 4:31:54 PM
This is so well deserved, I loved this image the first time I saw it Holly!! Congratulations on your SECOND place win!! #3644085Mary Clarke 11/29/2006 2:58:01 PM
Congratulations on this beautiful winner Holly #3648044Sherri Gorman 11/30/2006 5:50:07 AM
Congratulations on your win Holly!!! WONDERFUL!!!!! #3650083Datha Y. Thompson 11/30/2006 7:29:22 AM
Congratulations Holly on this GORGEOUS WINNER!!!!! :0) #3650438Christopher Budny 11/30/2006 5:34:22 PM
Holly, congratulations on this vibrant, beautiful creation! #3652250Kathleen K. Parker 12/3/2006 5:58:01 AM
This is gorgeous and so well done!Paula Dwyer 12/5/2006 8:16:12 AM
Beautiful creation!!Carol Sawyer 12/7/2006 4:01:08 AM
Congratulations on this gorgeous winner Holly!! #3676663Colleen Farrell 12/12/2006 8:25:13 AM
Congratulations on a beautiful winner! #3694932John V. Roscich 12/16/2006 8:48:32 AM
BEAUTIFUL IMMAGE HOLLYJohn V. Roscich 12/22/2006 4:54:32 PM
WOW! How did I miss this? The colors are just gorgeous! Congrats on your pretty gold button! #3730981Hurk (Steve) Hurkett 12/24/2006 5:28:23 AM
Love those colors, Holly! Congrats to being a winner ...Steve Hurkett #3735747
Congrats on your winner Holly! #3761543Sam Britt 12/30/2006 5:24:13 PM
Congratulations on this 2nd place win, Holly! #3761589Julie Christiansen 4/23/2007 3:22:43 PM
Holly, a most fantastic image. Congrats. #4201091Kitty R. Rodehorst-Hanna 4/26/2007 2:01:32 PM
WOW, Holly!!!!!! I don't know how I missed this when you posted it!!!! I'm sure glad the judges are more on the ball than I and chose this as a WINNER!!!!!!! SUPER JOB!!!!!!! :3 #4217851Hurk (Steve) Hurkett 4/26/2007 2:06:05 PM
A Terrific Winner, Holly .... Congrats #4217863Cassie L. Woodlee 5/13/2007 10:30:54 AM
Congrats Holly this is beautiful, love the colors!!!! #4278566Steven E. Ray 7/27/2007 2:06:21 AM
Your entire gallery is splendid! Every photo has a gentle sense about it. This is an exceptional effect applied. Great work! #4566246Danielle Fuller 9/3/2007 6:37:31 PM
Holly I have to agree with Steven above. Your entire gallery is amazing and it all has your gentle touch on it. This photo though, is in a plain of it's own. Even without the Winner Medal, it is moving. #4742459Lisa J. Boulden 10/2/2007 8:37:38 AM
Aaahhh... Beautiful Autumn!!!Love this image, Holly!
Represents wonderfully, my favorite time of the year!
--Lisa #4873408
Sandra M. High 10/29/2007 12:02:41 PM
Congratulations on this Win! Your Art is pure poetry!! You should be very proud!! #5000230Shelly A. Van Camp 1/26/2008 1:23:09 PM
Very Pretty! Congrats!! #5400536Aggie Villanueva 6/27/2008 7:59:49 AM
Holly, this is just a lovely interpretation of autumn trees. Congratulationg. Have you posted this to our Artsy Fartsy club site? I hope so. #6113426Hurk (Steve) Hurkett 6/27/2008 8:14:39 AM
Absolutely gorgeous presentation of Autumn, Holly ... #6113481Roger Fry 6/28/2008 12:57:39 AM
Fabulous ! #6116030
"I think I shall never see
A poem lovely as a tree... "
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Investigation clears one of two officers linked to former Pittsburgh chief Harper
August 16, 2014 12:00 AMThe city of Pittsburgh's internal investigations unit has completed probes of two Bureau of Police employees who were closely associated with imprisoned former chief Nate Harper, but only after apparently losing track of investigative material, and conducting fresh reviews without the subjects' involvement.
Formally exonerated following a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette inquiry to the city is police Cmdr. Eric Holmes. His moonlighting job as an interim director of campus safety for Slippery Rock University during 2007 and 2008, while he worked as a city sergeant, came under scrutiny amid the unfolding police bureau scandal last year.
Still awaiting clarification is long-suspended Officer Tonya L. Montgomery-Ford, who has been on leave since February 2013, and was the subject of a review of her private business dealings with the bureau after the Post-Gazette reported on them.
Both were partners with Harper in Diverse Public Safety Consultants, an embryonic consultancy that was dissolved after the Post-Gazette reported its existence in February 2013. This week both of their attorneys blasted a city Office of Municipal Investigations process in which investigations done last year were mislaid, and then completed this year without any participation by the subjects.
"On an investigation this important, to just lose the file, that's unacceptable," said Patrick Thomassey, attorney for Cmdr. Holmes. "It's the height of incompetence."
Officer Montgomery-Ford "is asking them, 'Am I a witness or a target, or is there any investigation?' " said her attorney, Sam Cordes. "They haven't in any way told her that."
The Post-Gazette reported in February 2013 on Cmdr. Holmes' former relationship with Slippery Rock, and on Officer Montgomery-Ford's involvement with businesses that sold knapsacks and catered dinners to the bureau.
Cmdr. Holmes, 45, began working as interim director of campus safety for Slippery Rock, his alma mater, in August 2007, at the same time he held a full-time position working as a Pittsburgh police sergeant. At the school, he earned nearly $81,000 working "40-hours-plus" until he left the job in July 2008.
Mr. Thomassey indicated that his client gave OMI all records on those matters last year. "I've never seen a guy keep such meticulous notes," he said. He added that in June 2013, OMI conducted an hours-long recorded interview with Cmdr. Holmes, and that the commander was told the case was closed.
Several weeks ago, OMI sent Cmdr. Holmes an email, Mr. Thomassey said, asking him to do it all again. The commander called OMI to ask why, and was told that his file was lost.
"I can't believe that they lost his file!" Mr. Thomassey said. He did not cooperate with the renewed investigation, and was in the dark as to its result Friday morning.
Friday afternoon, after the Post-Gazette asked the city for a status report, Cmdr. Holmes received an email "saying that he's been cleared of everything," Mr. Thomassey said.
Mayoral spokesman Tim McNulty said that OMI manager Deborah Walker, who was selected in February to head the office, "found that there was nothing in the database about either case" involving Cmdr. Holmes or Officer Montgomery-Ford.
"All of the investigators use this one database, and there was nothing in that database," Mr. McNulty said.
If investigative work was done but kept off the OMI database, said Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 1 attorney Bryan Campbell, "That should not have been done. … I've never heard of that and I wouldn't know what circumstances would justify that."
Mr. McNulty said he was unaware of any effort to reach out to Kathy Kraus, who was the OMI manager under former Mayor Luke Ravenstahl, to ask her where the files were.
Ms. Kraus declined to comment on the cases.
Mr. McNulty said that Ms. Walker "then opened investigations into both matters." He said they were completed "recently."
He said he could not speak to OMI practices under Mr. Ravenstahl, but that under Mayor Bill Peduto the internal affairs office puts "every last case and every last complaint that is lodged with OMI into the database."
OMI's 2013 probe of Officer Montgomery-Ford also included an interview and a document request, according to Mr. Cordes.
Officer Montgomery-Ford, 44, is one of three bureau employees who have been on paid leave for some 18 months, following news about Diverse Public Safety Consultants and the diversion of checks from the bureau. A fourth bureau employee, Officer Montgomery-Ford's mother, Kim Montgomery, was placed on leave and has since retired.
Pittsburgh public safety spokeswoman Sonya Toler said Friday, "The police bureau has not been notified of anything from OMI" regarding the three employees who remain on leave. "If it is complete, there is no way that I can confirm that."
Early this year, the then-president of the Fraternal Order of Police, Sgt. Michael LaPorte, and Officer Montgomery-Ford went to OMI demanding access to her file.
They were told that there was no record in the computer system of any investigation involving her last year, according to Mr. Cordes. But they were also given the name of an investigator who had conducted the probe.
Officer Montgomery-Ford sued the city in June, demanding a return to duty and payment of damages.
Mr. Cordes scoffed at the claims that OMI under Mr. Ravenstahl conducted an investigation last year that would justify the lengthy suspension. "They lost it. We sued them. Then they conduct another investigation. In that investigation, they did not talk to my client.
"I've never heard of that before," he said.
He said he will argue in court that the loss of the original investigative materials requires that the court presume that they favor Officer Montgomery-Ford.
Mr. Campbell said that the FOP will "take the argument that there was an investigation done. The fact that they lost it and/or didn't enter it into the system, that's misconduct on them."
He said that the officer should be told of the result of the probe.
Harper is serving an 18-month prison sentence for conspiracy to commit theft from a federally funded program and failure to file tax returns.
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AILA Doc. No. 13101740 | Dated October 17, 2013
October 25, 2013
EOIR: EOIR alert that non-detained case filings that were due during the shutdown will be considered timely filed if received by the appropriate court by November 8, 2013. BIA will consider any filing as timely filed due during October 2013 as long as the BIA receives the filing on or before November 1, 2013. OCAHO granted all requests for extensions of time or temporary stays of proceedings made during the shutdown and accepted all filings received. Further requests for extensions or stays will be decided on a case-by-case basis. (AILA Doc. No. 13102547).
October 23, 2013:
USCIS: USCIS alert that beginning on October 23, 2013, due to the unique time sensitivities associated with agricultural work, USCIS will temporarily accept H-2A petitions that are filed with a copy of the certified TLC and signatures on the TLC submitted to USCIS do not need to be original. (AILA Doc. No. 13102343)
October 22, 2013
DOL: OFLC is aware that there are continuing access issues as a result of having to shut down its filing systems, especially the current impact of higher than usual number of users seeking access. OFLC is working to overcome them as quickly as possible and appreciate your continuing understanding. Additionally, in response to an inquiry from the AILA DOL Liaison Committee, DOL has advised that it will be re-sending PERM verification questionnaires electronically for those PERM cases for which questionnaires had not been sent due to the shutdown. (AILA Doc. No. 13102040)
October 21, 2013
USCIS: USCIS invites existing users of E-Verify to webinars on 10/21/13 and 10/23/13 to discuss how the federal government shutdown affected E-Verify cases. (AILA Doc. No. 13102140)
DOL: The AILA DOL Liaison Committee has raised a number of urgent post-shutdown questions with DOL, including how to avoid a PERM denial for a case that is ready to be filed but for a prevailing wage that expired and/or recruitment that went stale during the shutdown. Watch InfoNet for updates. (AILA Doc. No. 13102040).
DOL: DOL issued an alert that due to the unique perishable nature of the agricultural commodities in the H-2A program, OFLC will temporarily (for a period not to exceed 30 days) implement special mailing procedures for H-2A certifications. (AILA Doc. No. 13102142.)
DOL: For updates on iCERT and PERM system outages, please see AILA Doc. No. 10101531.
October 18, 2013
USCIS: USCIS alert that if an H-1B, H-2A or H-2B petition is submitted with evidence establishing that the primary reason for failing to timely file an extension of stay or change of status request was due to the government shutdown, USCIS will consider the government shutdown as an extraordinary circumstance and excuse the late filing, if the petitioner meets all other applicable requirements (AILA Doc. No. 13101803).
DOL: The PERM system was restored as of 12:30pm ET.
DOL: iCERT has been restored as of 11am ET but due to what is most likely going to be a high volume day, users may experience slowness with the system. Members also report receiving LCAs and prevailing wage determinations. The PERM system was still unavailable as of 11am ET.
October 17, 2013
CIS Ombudsman: Citizenship and Immigration Services Ombudsman's Case Assistance webpage has been restored.
USCIS: USCIS alert that E-Verify has resumed operations following the federal government shutdown, and all E-Verify features and services are available. Alert includes Q&As regarding how the shutdown affected E-Verify and Form I-9. (AILA Doc. No. 13101747).
EOIR: EOIR alert that detained cases will be heard as scheduled. However non-detained cases scheduled for 10/17/13 will be rescheduled for a future date. Effective 10/18/13, all non-detained case dockets will proceed with all scheduled cases. BIA and OCAHO have also returned to normal operations. (AILA Doc. No. 13101763).
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Those Mirak ships look badass.
That reminds me, have you seen this?
Apparently, if Enterprise had gone on for a 5th season, the Kzinti/Mirak would have shown up as the next Big Bad of the series. They commisioned these guys to do some concept art of what their ships would look like. Just thought you might find it interesting.


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Oh yeah, the playermodel textures could be upped.
This happened while I played today.
Oh yeah, the playermodel textures could be upped.
This happened while I played today.
The hands could look like turds for all I care
Where's all the good ol' models and ability to choose which one I am?
I miss GSG9
If everybody's gonna use the same model, I bet they add other customization...
I'd rather have one CT or T team, but with variations instead of random.
Damnit I'm in such a predicament
I want to give my key to a friend the most, but my other friend wants it too and his birthday is coming up.
TL;DR I'm practically begging someone to give me a key so I can please both friends
Emailed mary wish me luck
So the way CS:GO is, with my idea added in.
Dancing terrorist.
I wish the facial expressions were a bit more...expressive, like in TF2.
Christ, I just wish they BLINKED.
Some screens:
brush not sealed, would not play
What... exactly IS a Corgi planet of lava? Is it a planet filled with highly-flammable toy dogs?
It's doomed, that's for sure.
Just got into beta
It's pretty cool, the only things I don't like are: the new crosshair, the new deagle viewmodel and the new sounds
Same here... i didnt like the scopes in the beta too. They were fugly and the bounced to much. You can change the new crosshair into the classic one. That's what i did.
Nothing against CoD, but it makes me cringe whenever people make those statements.
Same guy as in the picture
what to think of him...
Was he even for real? I'm actually having more fun with this beta than I ever had with MW3, and I own it so I know my shit.
You know what I really hate about this beta?
Like really really hate about cs:go?
No deagle spin.
HHHHHHHHSorry for making a pointless post about nothing to do with CS, but Corgwn* are herding dogs not toy dogs.
Just throwing that out there.
[sup][sup][sup]*Protip: This is plural for "Corgi".[/sup][/sup][/sup]
The more you know...
Owning 4 of them does stuff to you man.
Pictures please.
Show and tell time
In order of adoption:
Nutmeg (no picture)
Mitzi (no picture)
And Tucker:
Bella was put up for adoption because she was aggressive and needed a home where there was no other people/dogs to be jealous of.
Mitzi was neurotic and ran away.
Nutmeg was given to a relative to temporarily take care for a few years (we had to live in apartment for a while). During this time she had gained a considerable amount of weight due to said relative not regulating the amount of food she ate. We had to call "Corgi Rescue" to take her from them so she wouldn't die of obesity. Corgi Rescue can only take care of a dog for so long before putting them up for adoption though, and we couldn't take her back before that happened. She was adopted by someone in Portland Oregon, they didn't give us any more info than that. Corgwn only live for 12-14 years and she was born in 1999, so she probably passed on by now.
Hi let's talk about Counter-Strike.
You are a king among men.
jesus christ how adorable
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive v2 - Post pictures of your dogs
I feel like this is the exact same house from the end of that one L4D map...
Because it is.
Guys I got an amazing idea for a banner on a hypothetical new thread. Just gotta get my camera.
its bad.
Nice MS Paint job, man!
Tried to give a banner a shot to see if I can 'compare' to Raijin's.
I think i've got an idea going, but I suck too much at GIMP to do it right.
I didn't use MS Paint.
Holy shit that caught me off guard! hahaha
Re-posting this because I'm still interested. Also still looking for a key.
Hey um I am having a lot of trouble hitting things and I can't tell why.
It's sorta different from source, they continue to adjust it.
I like ak47 blasting hs
Negev is the best weapon in the game.


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The National Capital Region's public administration sector took another hit in February, helping reduce by thousands the number of people working in the capital.
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Public admin, which includes those in the capital who work for the federal government, employed 140,400 people during the month. That's down from 154,800 who worked in the sector a year earlier, according to Statistics Canada.
However the sector that includes the city's high-tech workers grew. The information and communication technology field increased to 61,700 workers in February from 42,400 a year ago.
All in all there were 699,000 people working in the region during the month, a drop from 702,500 people employed in January.
The unemployment rate increased to 6.5 per cent from 6.4 per cent a month earlier.
However the number of people unemployed was little changed, increasing to 48,900 from 48,100 in January.
The year-over-year numbers painted a bleaker picture. The region lost 12,400 jobs in February when compared to the same month earlier, which had 711,400 people working.
The unemployment rate was lower in February of last year when it measured 6.3 per cent.
Other sectors to see a drop off in employment numbers included construction (which fell to 31,200 in February from 37,800 a year ago), retail and wholesale (83,000 from 89,200) and financial, insurance, real estate and leasing (30,100 from 37,700).
Health care and social assistance (92,600 in February from 81,900 last year), professional, scientific and technical services (81,500 from 75,800) and information, culture and recreation (39,300 from 32,800).
All of the job losses took place on the south side of the Ottawa River.
There were 526,500 people employed in Ottawa during February, a drop off from 530,200 in January. In Gatineau 172,600 people were working last month, an increase compared to 172,300 the month before.
Nationally, Statistics Canada says the economy shed about 7,000 jobs last month, although the number was tiny enough to leave the unemployment rate unchanged at 7.0 per cent.
But the decline took some of the shine off January's strong 29,000 increase and it was well below economists' expectation that about 15,000 jobs would be added last month.
February continues the pattern of up and down months in a sputtering Canadian job market.
Statistics Canada says over the past 12 months, the economy has managed to only add about 95,000 new jobs and few since August.
The bright spots in the report were that all the job losses were part time, with full-time employment actually rising by 18,900.
As well, the weakness came in the public sector, as declines in health care and social assistance, education services as well as transportation and warehousing contributed to a 51,000 dip in the labour pool.
Regionally, Quebec and British Columbia both had off employment months of 25,500 and 10,400 respectively, while Alberta and Nova Scotia saw gains of 19,000 and 2,900.
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This year the increasingly popular Via Ventosa Street Festival will be celebrating its 9th edition in Eindhoven!
Spearheaded by the Temporary Art Centre (TAC) in conjunction with a variety of local art and cultural organisations, this street festival takes over the Ventoselaan for an afternoon full of interdisciplinary artistic activities.
With an informal atmosphere and "pay what you want" entrance policy, the areas along the Ventoselaan are packed with musical performances, visual art displays, small podiums for exhibitions and dialogues, tents selling food and so much more!
This year's theme is "wandering" ("dwalen").
In the spirit of the adventurer with no destination, Via Ventosa encourages visitors to slow down this year, allow yourself to get lost among the activities and rediscover the enjoyment of simply roaming.
Thumb photo by Michiel Wasmus.
The organisers look to make wandering all that more appealing by hosting events in unexpected locations in the TAC building, their oasis like garden, in the Ventoseflat and in the various alleys, corners and squares along the Ventoselaan.
With a lively programme in the works, visitors can expect to enjoy music by Buro Beukorkest, performances by Woody Speelt Woody, Mannheim and AMSWDYNH, among others. Keep an eye out for the full programme, including the expected exhibitions and activities, to be announced here closer to the date!


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For Immediate Release
April 26, 2013
RENO, Nev.-The Reno Aces fell 9-6 to the Fresno Grizzlies on Saturday night at Aces Ballpark.
With two outs in the bottom of the second, outfielder Tony Campana reached base on a single up the middle to record the first Aces hit of the game. With pitcher Chase Anderson at bat, Campana went on to steal second, third and home to score Reno's second run of the game.
The Grizzlies answered in a big way in the top of the third, pushing across six runs on five hits to take a 7-2 lead.
Kila Ka'aihue's RBI single in the bottom of the seventh brought the Aces within one, down 7-6, but the Grizzlies scored two more runs in the eighth to take a final 9-6 advantage.
Campana went 2-for-4 on the night with a run scored. Chris Owings and Ka'aihue also had a multi-hit game for Reno. Catcher Ed Easley hit his first home run of the season in the fourth, a two-run shot.
Former Reno Aces outfielder Cole Gillespie had two doubles and a home run for Fresno. He drove in two runs and scored two runs on the night.
RHP Chase Anderson was charged with the loss for Reno. He gave up seven earned runs on nine hits in 6.0 innings. LHP Eury De La Rosa gave up only one hit in 1.1 innings to end the game.
RHP Shane Loux earned his first win of the season. Loux gave up three earned runs on six hits in 5.0 innings. Closer Heath Hembree, who threw a perfect ninth inning for the Grizzlies, was credited with his seventh save of the season.
The Aces will look to avoid a sweep in the series finale Sunday afternoon at Aces Ballpark. RHP Charles Brewer (0-2, 6.75 ERA) gets the nod for Reno, while Fresno will counter with LHP Michael Kickham (0-2, 7.13 ERA). First pitch is set for 1:05 p.m. PT for another Renown Children's Hospital Family Funday featuring baseball bingo.
Tickets are on sale for Saturday's game, and all Aces home games, at RenoAces.com, by calling (775) 334-7000 or by visiting the Aces Ballpark Ticket Office.
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Marvelo, who is here from the first issue of Big Shot Comics (1940), was another in a big crowd of tuxedo-wearing, finger-waggling magicians riding on Mandrake the Magician's coat-tails, who made magical things happen in early comics. With the magic word, "Kalora!" and some gesturing Marvelo can make an armored car fall apart. And he can bring a statue of George Washington to life, so the granite representation of the first American president can haul a couple of thugs to jail.
The story is drawn by Fred Guardineer of Action Comics' Zatara fame (another magician). Fred's artwork brings a precision to each figure, vehicle, building, ink line. I believe that based on his artwork he could not turn in a job until every panel appeared just...so...and just right to his exacting eye. Fred left comic books after a point and went to work for the U.S. Post Office, where precise thinking is a necessity in getting thousands of pieces of mail where they're supposed to go.
And that's no lie.
And to our first POTUS, happy 281st birthday, George Washington!
Friday, February 22, 2013
3 comments:
- esteik iletisim said...
I am not much into reading, but somehow I got to read lots of articles on your blog. Its amazing how interesting it is for me to visit you very often...
Estetik - 4:56 AM
- Alicia American said...
Oh snap George Washington is BADASS yo♥ #USA
- Pappy said...
Alicia, I celebrated with a piece of Marie Callender's cherry pie.
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TENNESSEE EQUAL SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION. The Tennessee Equal Suffrage Association, announces that the convention of 1914 will convene at Knoxville, Oct. 28, 29, and 30. The first session will be called to order Wednesday evening at 8:00 o'clock, Oct.28. Adjournment in order Friday afternoon Oct. 30. All the auxiliaries of the state are urged to send their full quota of delegates, as this will probably be the most momentous meeting in the history of the state association. Great things are expected from the meeting of the National Association in Nashville, Nov. 12-17, and the Tennessee Association must be prepared to reap the full benefits of the greatly increased sentiment, which will certainly be aroused, in this state for the enfranchisement of women. General officers of the Tennessee Equal Suffrage Association: President, Mrs. Crozier French, Knoxville. , Vice-President, Mrs. James M. McCormack, Memphis. Vice-President, Middle Tennessee, Miss Maria T. Davies, Jackson. Vice-President, West Tennessee, Mrs. G. H. Robertson, Nashville. Vice President, East Tennessee, (withdrawn.) Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Perkins Baxter, Nashville. Recording Secretary, Miss Sue White, Jackson. Treasurer, Miss C. J. Wester, Chattanooga. Those desiring general information will please address Mrs. Crozier French, President, Tennessee Equal Suffrage Association, 620 West Cumberland Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee. Headquarters At Hotel Imperial Delegates whose names are sent in not later than Monday October 19th, will be assigned homes by the Knoxville Equal Suffrage Leagues. The Hotel Imperial and the Colonial will give special rates to delegates. . The sum of $5.00 for each delegate must be paid into the State Treasury before 8 o'clock Wednesday October 21st. Miss C. J. Wester, Treasurer, James Building, Chattanooga, Terms. The Constitu- tion requires that the books close one week before the convention. Names of delegates and alternates should be sent as soon as possible to Mrs. Emma Fanz Price, 525 W. Vine Ave., Knoxville, Tennessee. First Session. The first session will begin Wednesday evening, Oct. 28, 8 o'clock, when addresses of welcome with responses will take place. An address will then follow by Mrs. Medill McCormick of Chicago, the chairman of the Congressional Committee of the National Woman Suf- frage Association. After which an informal reception will be tendered by the Knoxville Equal Suffrage League. Thursday morning at 9 o'clock hte Credential Committee and the Executive Committee will meet at the Imperial Hotel where the morning session will convene for regular business at 10:00 a.m. Thursday afternoon the delegates will be taken to points of interest in and near Knoxville. Thursday afternoon addresses will be made by Miss Alice Paul of New Jersey, the president of the Congressional Union, with headquarters at Washington, D. C, and Miss Maria T. Davies, the distinguished Tennessee author
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Murder In Maplewood
Maplewood prides itself on being a relatively crime-free neighborhood in Rochester, which was one of the reasons we chose to move here 15 years ago. Unfortunately, the last few years have seen an upsurge of crime and violence here, which is not comforted by the assurances of Chris Tillett, current president of the Maplewood Neighborhood Association, that studies have shown the 10th ward to be one of the safest places in Rochester. Murders and shootings have become a relatively common occurrence here now. Many neighborhood celebrities claim that crime is "spilling over" from its "natural home," the 14621 neighborhood, just across the river, where three people were shot in a Portland Avenue barbershop tonight.
Wherever it originates, it's making a regular appearance here, despite grandiose plans and schemes to combat it.
Today, a 30 year-old school bus driver was gunned down at 6 AM in a driveway on Augustine Street. It was Rochester's second murder of the year. That was particularly unnerving to me, as the location is less than 1000 feet from my own home. In fact, it is on the route I take when walking my dog twice a day. And it occurred just half an hour earlier than we usually pass by that house.
I learned of the murder when we were walking this morning: Augustine Street was cordoned off between Lucky and Dove Streets, and there were police cars everywhere, directing traffic away from the crime scene. School buses had to be rerouted, and children and parents had to be directed to Birr Street, where the school buses were waiting for them. Parents were busily shrieking on their cell-phones that someone in the neighborhood had been killed; children seemed bewildered by the change in their routines. So was my dog; she had been accustomed to come down Augustine Street to Dove Street, where we would turn to come home.
The police have claimed that this is not a "random killing," that the victim knew his murderer and was arguing with him in his driveway this morning. Those murders are easier to solve, unlike stranger-to-stranger killings ( "random murders" ), where the victim and murderer don't know each other, and were probably robberies or drug deals gone bad. Those tend to be more frightening.
By the time I got to work, everybody was buzzing about the murder.
"Isn't that near where you live," my co-workers asked. "How can you live in an unsafe neighborhood?"
It got worse later in the day, when yet another shooting occurred on Rand Street, less than a mile north of the murder on Augustine Street. My co-workers commented on this as well.
For years, I have been hyping Maplewood as a great place to live, that it is coming back and planning to re-invent itself. These incidents leave me with egg on my face.
To be sure, and I've said this before, there is nothing anybody can do to stop people who want to kill, maim and rob others. The most we can hope for is the perps get caught after the fact, and get as stiff a sentence as the judge can pronounce. And learn to protect ourselves.
Apart from that, there's very little we, as a neighborhood or a city can do.
The MNA has been hyping PAC-TAC ( Police And Citizens Together Against Crime ) as a method to curtail violence, and looking to get 50 volunteers for this area. But who is going to be walking the streets of Maplewood at all hours of the day and night? The Augustine Street murder happened at 6 AM; would PAC-TACers be "patrolling" then? Of course not.
Beefing up the police force to have every street in "problem areas" patrolled 24-7-365? The costs for that would be monumental, and Maplewood wouldn't want to be designated a "problem area" anyway. It's bad for business.
Education? Kindness? Fear of God? That hasn't worked so far.
And stiffer sentences to jails refitted to become ghastly Hell-holes can only take effect after the fact.
So, what's the answer? Or is there an answer? Or do we simply give up and move out of Rochester to some "gated community" with strict rules and regulations as to who can get past the sentries, and what time one can receive visitors?
On this one, we can't blame the mayor or the chief of police.
And fear is becoming an established part of living these days, even in the suburbs.