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Louang Prabang, Indo-China (Indochina).
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Hi Grzegorz On 21 Aug 2008, at 13:36, Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote: > Hi Jeremy, > >>> Jeremy, I was thinking about this branch yesterday and I think you >>> should branch whole 2.1 and commit your work to your branch. >> With your help, I'd be happy to do this. > > I've created a branch called "BRANCH_2_1_X-dojo1_1" based on latest > version of 2.1 branch. It's your sandbox now and you can safely play > around there without any risk of buildings someone's work or block > any releases. > > The URL for branch is: > http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/cocoon/branches/BRANCH_2_1_X-dojo1_1/ Brilliant!! Many thanks for this. So, I am running client SVN version 1.4.4 (r25188). Should I upgrade to 1.5 before accessing the new Branch? >> Lets do it !! >> I am getting really close to having all widgets re-written to Dojo >> 1.1.1 APIs, still not quite there yet. >> But as it looks like I have some work coming up that will delay me >> further, this could be a good time to get it out. > > Actually, now it's very easy, just switch your checkout of Cocoon's > source code to the branch and commit your stuff there. > > Don't know which client for svn you are using, but from cmd line it > would be: > svn switch https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/cocoon/branches/BRANCH_2_1_X-dojo1_1/ > > (https is important here, of course) Yes, thanks for the advice. > I only have one ask to you: > Could you try to commit as small changesets as possible (of course, > not to small)? The best situation would be if one commit reflects > one logical change (like migration of one widget to new API or > something like that). Rule would be that one commit is big enough to > not introduce intermediate states where state of branch is > completely broken. So half-baked commits are bad idea. > > On the other hand, single commit should not contain anything more > than is necessary to fulfill requirement outlined above. > > I ask you to split your work into smaller chunks because then it's > easier to merge things in the future and it's much easier to follow > your work and port it to trunk. However, I'm aware that when one is > doing heavy refactorings following this rules is not always possible. I'll do my best. I'll start to perform the commit, very carefully, over the next couple of days, and report back when I think it is ready for trying out. > Last thing: descriptive commit messages. Even if that may sound > obvious, but they are really, really needed. ;-) > This is especially a case when someone else must keep trunk in sync > with your work. Of course >> Apart from my dwindling list or re-writes, there will obviously be >> a big list of niggles and bugs to fix, specially as none of this is >> tested on MSIE. > > Here I hope that we can count on help of our community. Me too :) >> Cleaning up samples >> Devising a good scheme for packaging code and i18n >> Waiting for a slew of bug fixes that will come in Dojo 1.2 >> Implementing client-side validation based on cforms validators, not >> just datatypes (as I have now) > > Is the last item absolutely necessary for initial release? No it is not. And of course, a major item I left off the list, is updating the documentation .... >> etc. etc. >> There is still a lot to do, but once these last few widgets are >> written and all legacy samples work again, people will be able to >> run and use it, criticise, tweak, fix, meaning the slope should be >> downhill :) > > :) > >>> Robin, back to your question: I hope that once Jeremy publishes >>> his work we can all join our forces to push things forward. When >>> it comes to me, I can help with porting Jeremy's work from 2.1 to >>> trunk. >> That would be great!! > > Even there is one caveat: for me September is going to be more or > less free month and I plan to not touch computer too much so I could > start with porting stuff to trunk in October. Fine by me, enjoy September, I hope the weather is better than August has been !! > Now, looking forward to your commits! Many thanks for enabling this. Even though I have been scrupulously backing up, I'll feel a lot safer when this enormous amount of work is in SVN! best regards Jeremy
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meliae 0.4.0.final.0
Python Memory Usage Analyzer
This project is similar to heapy (in the 'guppy' project), in its attempt to understand how memory has been allocated.
Currently, its main difference is that it splits the task of computing summary statistics, etc of memory consumption from the actual scanning of memory consumption. It does this, because I often want to figure out what is going on in my process, while my process is consuming huge amounts of memory (1GB, etc). It also allows dramatically simplifying the scanner, as I don't allocate python objects while trying to analyze python object memory consumption.
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Three weeks into January, and we've already sold 6 of the 14 coaches scheduled for production in 2013. Hopefully, it's a sign of even better things to come.
North Chicago, IL and Stuart, FL (PRWEB) February 07, 2013
Liberty Coach's annual January trip to the RV Super Show paid off in a big way, as the team completed sales of two new 2014 coaches during the four-day event, which took place January 16-20 at the Florida State Fairground in Tampa.
"It's a great way to start the year," Liberty Vice President and co-owner Frank Konigseder Jr. said of the sales, which included a 2014 prevost quad-slide already in production and another coach slated for later this year. "Three weeks into January, and we've already sold 6 of the 14 motorcoaches scheduled for production in 2013. Hopefully, it's a sign of even better things to come."
The same could be said for the RV business as a whole. For the second straight year, the Super Show enjoyed record attendance, according to the event's sponsor, the Florida RV Trade Association (FRVTA. And while Frank noted that Liberty's sales success was the exception to the rule for major prevost coach manufacturers, industry observers reported that overall, sales activity was robust among the hundreds of exhibitors.
Much of that appears to be due to substantial growth in demand for smaller vehicles and trailers. A January 18th report on the Super Show in the Tampa Bay Times noted that rapidly growing sales of smaller RVs were key to the industry's recovery from the recession. As evidence, the article cited a 2011 survey by the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA) showing the total number of RV-owning households at a record 8.9 million, up 1 million over 2005. Which is good news for everybody, Frank said.
"Today's entry-level trailer buyer is tomorrow's motor coach owner," he noted. "It's great to see people getting into the market for the first time, and discovering the joy of the RV lifestyle. The longer they stay in it, the more they aspire to own the best. And you can bet Liberty Coach will be there when they're ready."
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"The released detainees en route to the Gaza Strip arrived at the Kerem Shalom crossing point. From there, we made sure they could return to their homes in Gaza," explained Juan Pedro Schaerer, the ICRC head of delegation for Israel and the occupied territories. "We also helped transport the ex-detainees from Israeli prisons into the West Bank".
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(7/19/2011) Updated and Corrected: Bali Post, Nusa Bali and Beritabali.com are all reporting that a species of purple and poisonous jellyfish have invaded the waters off Balis western beaches near Tabanan in an area stretching from the Tanah Lot Temple, to the Kediri district, Yeh Gangga and Kerambitan.
The jellyfish, said to number in the millions, are capable of dispensing a potent venom capable, in some instances, of killing human victims.
These jellyfish are very dangerous, said the chairman of the Indonesian Fishermans Association in Bali, I Ketut Arsana Yasa, on Wednesday, July 13, 2011. Adding, if the poison reaches the victims heart it can kill.
As a precaution, swimmers are advised to avoid swimming in the affected areas or, as a minimum precaution, to wear some form of lightweight protective swimwear that will prevent contact with the skin of the venomous tentacles of the jellyfish.
Arsana told the press that the problem stretches beyond the Tabanan region. We have checked Kuta, the regency of Badung and as far as Pengeragoan beach in the regency of Negara all are reporting infestations of jellyfish. But the greatest concentration is along the beaches of Tabanan.,said Arsana,
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Refuting Arsanas statement, NusaBali reports that the Badung Life Saving Service (Balawista) are denying the dreaded jellyfish have reached Kuta Beach. Speaking to the press on Friday, July 15, 2011, Ketut Ipel, the Secretary of Badung's Balawista, insisted Kutas beaches remain free of the poisonous jellyfish, although his teams of lifesavers are aware of the threat and are keeping a vigilant watch.
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ND Volleyball: Win nets 21st winning season in row
Joe Meixell | Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Notre Dame capped off its season with a 3-1 victory over Tennessee in Knoxville on Friday, securing their 21st consecutive winning season.
"Everyone played really well in our match against Tennessee, and we had control
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season, and that is what we have been working for," sophomore outside hitter Megan Fesl said.
Notre Dame (15-13) controlled the match, dominating in three of the four games (30-21, 30-20, 23-30, 30-19). The Irish jumped out to an early 3-0 lead in both of the first two games. The Irish never looked back from their quick starts, leading by as many as eight or nine points in each of the matches.
After the break, Tennessee turned the tables. The Vols took an early three point lead and stretched the margin to 10 late in the stanza. The third game would be the only strong point for Tennessee, however.
Coming off the defeat, the Irish regained the prowess that they had in games one and two. They were up by 10 late in game four and held on to win by converting 18 kills and seven blocks.
"I think the biggest strength that stood out was our serve-receive," senior captain Adrianna Stasiuk said. "They were out of system quite a bit, which made it easier for us. I think we really perfected a lot of really important skills. Blocking, passing, attacking – and we became really close on the court and off. We had outstanding team chemistry that is hard to find. We also learned about some lesser-known volleyball skills, such as the all-important backwards bump surprise."
Notre Dame finished the match with a .316 hitting percentage. Junior middle blocker Justine Stremick and Stasiuk paced the Irish attack with 16 kills each. Sophomore outside hitter Megan Fesl also finished strong with 14 total kills, while sophomore outside hitter Serinity Phillips had 10. Senior setter Ashley Tarutis led the team in both assists (56) and digs (13).
The Volunteers (11-18) were led by senior outside hitter Yuliya Stoyanova and freshman outside hitter Nikki Fowler. Stoyanova had 20 kills and six digs, while Fowler notched 16 to go along with 11 assists and seven digs.
Despite the win, Notre Dame didn't earn a berth in the NCAA Tournament. This marks the first time since 1991 that the Irish won't have a shot at the national title.
"Although we all really wanted to make it to the NCAA Tournament, it is really good that we made the most of our situation and finished our season strongly," Fesl said. "I'm certain that it is everyone's goal for next season to not let this happen again. We need to be sure that next year our team is in a position for winning a Big East championship and success in the NCAA Tournament."
uThe Irish ended their regular season on a five-game winning streak.
uThe team leaders for the season are as follows: kills – Stasiuk (361), hitting percentage – freshman middle blocker Kellie Sciacca (.343), assists – Tarutis (1178), service aces – Stasiuk (33), digs – Stasiuk (377) and blocks – Stremick (162).


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I come from North Europe, where such epidemics as Dengue fever and chickengunya are extremely rare, nonexistent even. I've been travelling a lot around Europe, also a bit in Middle East and I've seen countries of diverse cleanliness levels. Still, to be honest, India shocked me. Taking into account that there are one billion people living in this country, there's only very basic sanitation systems in place. In the best cases you can find dust bins here and there, the waste is collected from them and the main streets are kept relatively clean. In these cases we are happy that we need to hold our breath only in few areas on streets where the over flowing dustbins are located. Still, at least the waste is collected and taken care of. I stay in Hyderabad and from Indian standards Hyderabad is a clean city and it has every right to be proud of this. Considering global, or even Asian standards, it's not clean. There are still the overflowing dust bins on the streets, the disordered dumping yards around the residential areas and garbage is burned on the streets. Also the fact how the collected waste is handled – or not handled – really surprised me. Dumping is not a solution, it's postponing the problem.
I've come to notice that the reasons behind the present situation are well identified. The root causes are insufficiency of sanitary approaches, lack of knowledge, information, technical know how and dedicated human resource. At the same time, in Hyderabad only, over 2500 tonnes of waste is dumped daily. 2500 tonnes of waste that could be used as a resource if we just understood how.
By "we" I mean all the people. Solid waste management is not just a problem of India, Finland or any individual country. It covers the world without borders, since we all are people of same kind – we all generate waste. Unfortunately the impact is always local, community level and mainly individual. You easily feel sorry about the people infected with diseases, you feel angry if you yourself are affected, but we need to remember it happened because of our own behaviour. It's us ourselves who generate the waste and don't take the responsibility for it. For example, do you know what happens to the waste you generate ?
In fast developing India, there is an obvious vacuum created for practical specialist services and technology providers and the missing link is obvious. There's a gap between the service provider and service receiver and it is growing day by day despite the many initiatives by the government. In this gap live the households, the people who carry the power of the change. It is proved that there's no one to take care of the waste we create if we don't take care of it ourselves at individual level. We just need to look around. The key issue is that the change for better won't happen if we ourselves don't see the actions to be taken to prevent the tragedy to continue and getting even worse.
CLEAN INDIA 2007 – "Local solutions for healthy world" exhibition and conference being held in Hyderabad, India on 23rd & 24th of February 2007 is a platform for people from diverse backgrounds and from different society levels to come together and find out solutions for the present situation in Solid Waste Management. By getting the service providers and service receivers around the same table, CLEAN INDIA 2007 aims to build understanding and evolve practical solutions to fill the gap of technology and knowledge.
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<< I have a few thoughts and some questions:
You Said:
"What I do question is your assumption that Gen 1 is intended to teach us
God created the world, rather than, to put it basically, WHO created the
Then Gen. 1:1 would suffice. Why then did God giver us the rest of the
To Confuses us? Or to straighten out the story as the only eye-wittness
to creation. >>
There is reason to believe that one of the main reasons for the rest of the
narrative was to teach a theology in opposition to the theology of the times.
That required further explication than just Gen 1:1. I will explain that
more fully when I comment on Enuna elish later. There is also a purpose to
reveal proper relationships of man to God and to creation. There may well be
other purposes.
<<Genesis is a historical record from GOD the Creator-- the only trustworthy
source on Creation! >>
How can you prove that the order of events, the history, in Gen 1 is not just
a literary device used by God? Augustine thought that this was the case, and
I believe Origen did too.
<<WOW--NOW THAT STATEMENT IS COMPLETELY BIAS! Listen to yourself.
Then the Bible means nothing to us today-- or at least we can't not trust
it. How do you know that you are right?>>
Since I am saying the Bible, though accommodated to the science of the times,
is a revelation from God with regard to theology, ethics, relationships, the
Bible does mean something to us today. You can trust it for the purposes for
which it was given.
<<P.S. Please expand on the Heb. "raquaya">>
My paper on raqia' that I mentioned in my last post expands about as much as
I am able. Did you read that paper? If you have questions after reading it,
I will try to answer them more fully.
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Posted on 11/23/2012 10:57:39 AM PST by Altura Ct.
Thanksgiving is my FAVORITE! it didnt used to be soI mean sure, as a child I loved to sing about the great, big turkey down on Grandpas farm, but mostly it was just a blip on the radar screen between Happy Halloween and Merry Christmas.
Growing up wed make the trek to Grandma and Grandpas in Cache Valley, which felt like an eternal pilgrimage. . . .
[T]here was a magnificent feast to behold! Homemade rolls and pies covered every surface, the finest china and polished silver graced white lace tablecloths, and the breezeway pantry was filled with chocolate turkeys, homemade penuche, and dollops of merengue and divinity. The day was spent in prayer, chatter and hours and hours of filling our bellies, letting it settle for a bit, then topping it off again with a swig of Pepsi and just one more piece of caramel. We drove home happy, grateful. . . .
The years passed, and before I knew it, over the river and through woods morphed into half a block down the street, as my own parents became host and hostess. Then, they passed the torch to us. And suddenly I became Queen of List Making. Which started me wonderingIs it all worth it? This exhaustive attention to detail for just one simple day?
Right about that time I read an article about a family celebrating Thanksgiving. And though I cant remember the words that were written, the pictures painted more than a thousand wordspeople milling about in pajama pants and stained T-shirts, holding paper plates and plastic utensils, standing at the bar around aluminum pans filled with beans and wienies, then gathering around the television to watch football, before figuring out their game plan for hitting the stores at midnight.
The dumbing down of America.
Then I remembered what my Grandma Sybil used to say, Poor people have poor ways. Even as a child I knew this meant we become poor when our customs become poor. . . it has nothing to do with money.
And suddenly, there was clarity. The fresh flowers and pressed linens . . the napkin rings and silver pitchers. . . the washed windows and scrubbed baseboards and nine eggs and six cubes of butter in every batch of rolls. . . those werent just exhausting details. They were gifts.
Gifts from pilgrims who found themselves alive and well in a new home and declared a celebration was in order. Gifts from pioneer ancestors who swept their dirt floors one last time before they were driven from their homes. Gifts from grandmothers who brought out the red velvet covered sterling and taught a child how to polish and shine each piece and from parents who demonstrated through word and action never to treat sacred things lightly.
An abundance from God, Family and Country, wrapped up in culture and tied with tradition, which must never be replaced with pajama pants and paper plates.
Bless every one of their hearts, for they have filled my cup to overflowing. And as I lay me down to sleep, I give thanks that no matter how small my bank account, I will never, ever be poor.
Judge not, sayeth the Lord. Massive, elaborate feasts deplete bank accounts and add inches to the girth. If some families choose to eat beans and wienies so they can buy that big screen TV, who's to say they're not thankful for their bounty?
A wonderful summation. Though no GOP candidate will ever dare say so. :)
You are what you eat.
I like it!! Thanks!
I think you miss the point of the entire piece. She is saying that it is important to put extra effort into preparing the Thanksgiving meal, that it is a special day that calls for dressing up a bit and not wearing pj pants.
None of this require a huge dent in one's bank account
require = requires
Indeed. She is also speaking to the traditions that help make us who we are. Conserving(imagine that?)them. That we are rich in spite of our financial condition(s). We are so much more as a people and nation...
Yes, you are so right.
Speaking as someone who has marshalled an expensive array of ingredients into Thanksgiving dinner twenty years in a row, not to mention spending the previous week cleaning and preparing, I have to question whether it's all worth it. I'm so exhausted that I can't enjoy the guests. So, unless you have an army of helpers, or you can afford caterers, I say "Bah, humbug" to all of that hyped up folderol.
Speaking as a woman who has produced a Thanksgiving meal after taking a few weeks to thoroughly clean my house from cellar to attic — my obligatory Christmas cleaning — for close to 40 years, I say it is well worth it. (I have been keeping house for 44 years, but Thanksgiving was at my mother's home for the early years.)
My dear departed mother taught her daughters the importance of putting forth your best for your family and your faith.
Yes, I am tired after all of it is done, but I am peaceful and grateful. And thankful that God has allowed me to remain healthy enough to complete all of my work.
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The Walters Art Museum is open Thursdays until 9 p.m., Sponsored by BGE.
Wednesday, March 5, 2014–Sunday, March 23, 2014
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New CITGO Credit Card to Offer 5-Cents Off Each Gallon of Gas
CITGO Petroleum announced today a new gas rewards credit card that will give cardholders a 5-cent rebate on every gallon of gas charged to the card. The card is being launched via their partner Citibank's Retail Services division. The new CITGO Rewards Card will be available starting September 1, and will be available for online applying at .
CITGO currently offers its own credit card, but there is no rewards program attached, so the new Rewards Card may entice greater usage from current cardholders in addition to the new customers that sign up.
Not surprisingly, the demand for gas credit cards increases as the price of gas goes up, so CITGO is picking a good time to launch, as gas prices have again crept up past the $3.50 per gallon mark in most cities.
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Last night I had my first outdoor run since signing up for this weekend's 8K. I was tired, it was sprinkling and my ankles were hurting, but I somehow made it through. I'm getting a little nervous about Saturday's race because the weatherman just said it's going to be 40 degrees in the morning. How fun ;). As a reward for last night's run, Jordan's brought over Mexican and we watched "Happy Endings" and "Modern Family." I love Wednesday night TV :).
5 Things
You may have already seen this little survey floating around the blog world, because I first saw it on Chelsey's blog, then last night, on Julie's, but I've decided to jump on the bandwagon too :). I used to love doing these fun little surveys in junior high when they were all the rage in emails. I guess not much has changed :). Here I go:
Last 5 People I Talked to on the Phone:
1. Jordan
2. Hair Salon
3. Jordan
4. My grandma
5. My mom
Last 5 Meals I Ate:
1. Panera cinnamon crunch bagel
2. Tacos + guac from the Mexican restaurant
3. LUNA Bar + Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte (my original lunch was a total fail)
4. Quaker Oatmeal Squares cereal w/coconut milk and chopped pecans
5. Oatmeal
Last 5 Places I've Traveled:
1. Michigan
2. Southern Indiana
3. Michigan
4. Southern Indiana
5. Michigan
Notice a pattern? I have family in Michigan, and I'm in a wedding in southern Indiana :).
Next 5 Places I Will Go (outside of my hometown):
1. Michigan
2. Southern Indiana
3-5. I'm not sure! After these weddings are over I won't be traveling for awhile, but if I do go somewhere, it will most likely be Michigan, to see family.
5 Things Making Me Happy Right Now:
1. My cinnamon crunch bagel 🙂
2. My cousin's upcoming wedding- one week from Saturday!
3. Knowing I have a hair appointment this evening for a much needed cut
4. Tomorrow's Friday!
5. My sister's coming home this weekend- we're running the 8K together
Now it's your turn:
Tell me 5 things that are making you happy right now.
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Robb acquired 14,736 shares for $1.30 each on May 15 and an additional 55,217 shares on May 16 for $1.27 per share. He now owns 350,000 shares.
Robb sits on the board of directors of the company, which is developing a micro fuel cell for use in personal electronic devices such as cellphones and digital cameras. The fuel cells run on methanol and could become a significant alternative to traditional batteries if researchers can make them smaller and more powerful.
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Tree surgery Birmingham is a common practice. People in Solihull understand the importance of hiring a tree surgeon to take care of the trees planted in their small gardens or big fields. Trees are living beings and their presence is what make the air clean.
Imagine a world without trees, it would have been difficult for humans to breath in fresh air and many would have died to inhalation of excessive carbon dioxide. It is important to plant trees to make the air cleaner and to look after them. But in case a die has become too old or died, it needs to be removed.
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Sushi Fever Las Vegas Reviews
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YUMMY ROLLS Dec 18, 2008
Sal (sincitytraveler) suggested to come here. since all of us are going to be in different side of the country, we all wanted to meet up before the holidays. i heard this is one of the best sushi bars in vegas. many locals knows this place.
we all ordered and shared rolls. sal did most of the ordering since this is his favorite spot. i had to have my hamachi (yellow tail)
we ordered, spider roll, candy cane roll, garlic roll, arizona roll, dragon roll, dynamite roll, japanese burrito, and a gala roll, which it was not in the menu. it is a special roll only locals would know. i have no idea what was in the rolls, accept for the basic dragon roll, spider roll and dynamite roll. although they have the best spider roll. i love the candy cane roll. i think it has crab, yellow tail and it had crunchy bits in it.
the menu has very unique rolls. i need to come back to try the ones i could eat. i have many allergies. i can't remember what was in the rolls. i was too busy eating it. BTW, it pased the hamachi test. the prices are not bad. for the 4 of us the bill was $30 per person and i was full. that is total of 8 rolls. the serve is great. you just have to call them, but they are very helpful.
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Source: Russian Orthodox Church Department for External Church Relations Your Eminence! You have recently led a delegation of the Russian Orthodox Church at the meeting of the Inter-Orthodox Preparatory Commission held in Chambesy near Geneva. Which questions did you discuss? The Inter-Orthodox Preparatory Commission is a working body which prepares the Holy and Great Council of the … [Read more...]
Met. Hilarion Confident Pan-Orthodox Synod will Resume in "Near Future"
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Source: Preachers Institute and Mystagogy. This is a topic that the American Orthodox Church (all jurisdictions) needs to resolve. Below is a small portion from Patriarch Kirill's report presented before an assembly of rectors of Russian Orthodox theological schools. We constantly speak about obedience in our theological schools. But does not this mask a desire to obtain totally … [Read more...]
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Source: Interfax 3 February 2011 The MP Archpastoral Council, at its present session in Moscow, found it necessary to limit the practise of ordaining young celibate men to the clerical state. In a special resolution published on Thursday, the bishops resolved, "We regard the practise of ordaining celibate men not in monastic orders, especially those not previously married, as not being … [Read more...]


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Sudanese VP: Israel needs to be deterred
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Published: 24.10.12, 23:00
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1. Come on Israel, admit it...you put the
Ben ,
fantastic Israel
iceberg in Titanics way, might as well blame Israel for that to, anymore have troubles and want to plant blame. Guess what Israel is immunized! We all had the anti blame jab. But if it was Israel, just shows distance isnt a problem!!!
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2. Boo Hoo I will send them a quarter and then
they can call someonewho cares!!!! Besides who ever did it just saved Lives of The South Sudeanese From Slaughter by the CRIMINAL bashar who should be in a Jail Cell In The Hague, him and his jonjuwi arab murder's (DARFUR) where was androgenous ashton then????????
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3. Ben #1
Gee ,
Zikron Yaakov
We used the Mossad Vultures for this mission
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4. Sudan? Sudan who ? (End)
Nora Tel Aviv
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5. Good!
broken tusk ,
washington, DC. USA
Knee jerk blaming of Israel for any and everything in the Arab world is really getting ridiculous, that being said, if Israel did attack this facility, as a south sudanese I say EXCELLENT! this facility makes all sorts of small arms and munitions that the sudanese government is more than happy to spread far and wide.
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6. it was the radical fairy division
gays4Israel ,
nice work boys !
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7. Here's a concept
DavidR ,
Quit arming hamass! Keep your nose out of Israeli affairs! See how simple that is? Idiots!
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8. Sudan will retaliate
Ron ,
They will send us a few thousand illegals-very serious given Israels courts.
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9. Gaza rockets
wonder why there were 70 rockets fired from gaza today?
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10. Hamas Holocaust Denial
Hamas Holocaust Denial is stubborn and ers of zion forgery procreating gulfs against peace as is extolling the Elders of Zion Forgery produced by the Czarist Regimes with the vicious cycle perpetuating .Un efforts to introduce holocaust studies and the failure to assign a sanctuary for jews in Islamic land Turkey was close.
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11. WTF Zivron
Tom ,
Zivron, time to get back on your meds.
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12. #8
Daniel ,
those are sleeping cells, just watch out. it is coming....
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13. Gee #3
Durban, RSA
Hey, Khartoum is on the Nile (Blue/White confluence, actually), so maybe it was a joint op: Mossad Vultures *and* Sharks.
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14. Blast
Virginia, USA
The target wasn't exactly the Khartoum Center for the Performing Arts. Good--take it to them. Pre-emptive is always better than reactive.
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15. Fatah Did It . . . Or Was It a Rival Sudanese Faction
emanon ,
Maybe Hibollah or even Islamic Brotherhood. If any of these factions were not getting enough money from the Suandese, that would be justification enough in their minds.
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16. Sudan's retaliation:
Eli ,
with bows and arrows?
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17. let them
me ,
at home
Attack us. Then we will have good reason to kick the illegals out the country
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18. Yeah, make my day
Alexander ,
Tel Aviv, Israel
Please attack us Sudan - and give us a pretext to turn your country into a parking lot for camels and donkeys. So you "reserve" yourselves the "right" to arm and equip Hamas? That's a declaration of war on Israel. Then we reserve ourselves the right to defend ourselves and to attack those who want to harm us - that includes Sudan.
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19. Not too sure what's more entertaining;
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The issue Or the comments Hoot!
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20. SAUDI ARABIA 1950's - AL KHOBAR "Modern Building" - VERY RAR
George Jones ,
New Orleans, USA
Nuke Mecca!
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21. The Smoking Gun ...
Joe W ,
Bottom line is that whoever needs to know who did it already does. The "eyes in the sky" have just about every square meter of this part of the world firmly in focus. So, its all about posturing not blame, spin not truth, and trying to find someone who actually cares!
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22. Israel did everything! The Tsunami, the Haiti Earthquake....
David ,
Karmiel, Israel
Even the birth of Ahmadinejad! So, let's take a look at the accuser: Sudan whose President, Omar al-Bashir, is charged with crimes of "genocide by killing, genocide by causing serious bodily or mental harm and genocide by deliberately inflicting on each target group conditions of life calculated to bring about the group's physical destruction" in three separate counts. The new warrant will act as a supplement to the first, whereby the charges initially brought against al-Bashir will all remain in place, but will now include the crime of genocide which was ruled out initially, pending appeal." And we are supposed to take something that comes out of the cesspool called Sudan, seriously? Oh well.no doubt Obama, Clinton, Cameron, Ban Ki-Moon, Baroness Ashton and the EU will condemn Israel and call for restraint. They would rather believe a genocidal maniac regime than the Jews whom the Muslims have over and over tried to destroy!
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23. 16 Eli That s a good one..Ha Ha Ha
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24. Looks like another "work accident".
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25. Training
marcelo tuchman ,
It s a training to attack Iran nuke factory.
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26. Heey Sudan, play with firepower, get burned.
Bunnie Meyer ,
Los Angeles, CA USA
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27. #16 Sudan's retaliation:
Perhaps with bows and arrows (that was funny). Perhaps with a bomb like in Burgas. That isn't as funny as your comment. I know.
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28. I LOVE that fireworks !!!!!!!!!!!
Chris Rettenmoser ,
Bayerisch Gmain Germ
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29. Is a joke?
marcelo tuchman ,
Sudan has not money to buy food,but has to build armories? Later,Israel in unfair. Who fears Sudan? How they can prove was a Israeli attack?
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30. Muslims never learn...
If you ALWAYS blame Israel for EVERYTHING bad happening to you, you'll lose credibility and soon you'll be ignored, and even better for Israel, you'll never learn. That's Israel's luck: Muslims are blind with hatred and clouded by stupidity. Fits them well. They actually DESERVE all the misery, poverty, bloodshed they've been bringing upon themselves ever since Islam has been invented by a drugged pedophile. Man, what a pathetic pile of excrement...
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Kristin Cavallari was flying solo at the 2013 QVC Oscars pre-party — fiancé Jay Cutler was in Nashville for Chicago Bears football camp — but she still looked ready to party.
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It sounds like new son Camden Jack has grounded her a bit, huh?
"I've done all the parties and stuff before," she continued. "But, I'm so lame these days."
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Farmers Being Deceived About Human Waste Sewage Sludge Safety (What's in This Sh!t?... You'll be Shocked!)
On March 27th Citizens for Sludge-Free Land sent a letter to the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality and US EPA Region 3 that information provided to Virginia landowners about using sewage sludges as fertilizer is deceptive.
Land application permits are being granted in several Virginia counties without informing farmers of the serious risks associated with this practice. The VA code specifies, that to be valid, these permits can only be granted with the informed consent of the landowner.
The Federal Clean Water Act defines sewage sludge as a pollutant. Most of the pollutants that sewage treatment plants remove from wastewater concentrate in the resulting sludge.
Exempt from hazardous and solid waste laws, sludge is being spread on agricultural land, despite mounting scientific evidence and field reports that using this contaminated waste as a cheap fertilizer is neither safe, beneficial, nor sustainable.
The Virginia Cooperative Extension Service as well as Nutri-Blend Inc., the company that needs permits to spread sludge, are failing to provide landowners with the necessary facts, so they can make an informed decision whether or not to treat their land with sludge.
The widely distributed Extension Service biosolids fact sheets-- although deceptively dated May 9, 2009-- provide out-dated, inaccurate, incomplete, and in some cases, misleading information. They overstate the alleged benefits and totally ignore the known risks and recent documented evidence of adverse health and environmental impacts linked to sludge use.
The fact sheets and brochures give the illusion that land applying sewage sludge, a complex and variable mixture of human waste and thousands of industrial chemicals, many of which are toxic and persistent, is a safe and normal agricultural practice.
The information provided to landowners deceptively downplays the health risks of exposure to odors, odorant compounds, endotoxins, bacteria-laden dusts, and toxic gases at land application sites that can cause severe and permanent lung damage.
Nor are farmers told that typical sludges generated in industrialized urban areas contain not only pathogens, but also PCBs, dioxins, carcinogens, pharmaceuticals, flame retardants, and hormone disrupting chemicals that can damage developing organisms in parts per trillion.
Many of these pollutants do not break down once they are applied to land. Worse, partial breakdown products are often more toxic than the parent material. Yet federal regulations require testing and standards for only nine toxic metals.
Perhaps most important, the information provided to farmers fails to disclose that the National Academies of Science has indicated that while there are serious health concerns associated with many of the constituents of sewage sludge, there is too much uncertainty to scientifically predict the true health and environmental risks, when this complex waste mixture is applied to land.
Finally, farmers are not told that sludge-exposure has been linked to illnesses, human deaths, livestock mortalities, groundwater pollution, and permanently degraded land. Unless there is a true and accurate disclosure of all the risks associated with this practice, there can be no true consent.
Without informed consent, the state should not be issuing permits.
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I always imagined that the day I found out that I was pregnant I would have an explosion of emotions and it would play out like a scene from a TV show or film. I'm a ridiculously emotional person and always have been (my Mum still hasn't lifted the ban she put on me watching Watership Down despite me now being 32). So you can imagine the amount of ugly happy crying I expected to do on the day I had such huge news.
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Instead I stared at the pregnancy test that had been resting on the bathroom window ledge and thought 'is that another line? I'm not sure, maybe it's a defective test' I showed my husband and he advised that there definitely was a second line but if I wasn't sure I could do another test in the morning. Prior to this I had waited a week just in case my period arrived, despite having the most precise periods that arrive on time without fail (ironic as I am always running late for everything else in my life).
I did another test, and another two tests the following day just to be sure (all positive) and finally made an appointment to see my GP. There was still no jumping for joy, tears etc. and no magical moment, I was just stunned. It wasn't a case of it being unexpected, we had been trying to have a baby and it had finally happened so why wasn't I skipping down the road with glee like Morecambe and Wise?
I told myself that the tests could be wrong and I shouldn't build my hopes up, remembering when I had mixed my dates up and thought I was pregnant a few months prior and the devastation I felt when my period rocked up. I had sat in the bath and sobbed, convincing myself that it wasn't going to happen. I told myself that once the GP had a look at me, he/she would be able to tell me for definite and then I could open the emotional flood gates.
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I told myself that once we told people, then it would be real. We told our parents, siblings and a few close friends and still I felt as though it was happening to someone else. I didn't feel pregnant, what the hell was wrong with me? Maybe I wasn't maternal enough, how could I not be bouncing off the walls with joy, the thing I most wanted in the whole world was happening and I felt numb. Why did my body not feel different?
I carried on my normal day to day routines and waited for our booking in appointment at 10 weeks. I told work and even then I told my boss 'I think I'm pregnant'. The booking appointment was again pretty routine, but a bit more in depth than the GP appointment. They weighed me, took blood and urine samples, gave me my booklet of notes that I needed for all the appointments throughout the pregnancy and talked us through a few bits. 'I still don't feel pregnant' I told my husband.
Again I panicked that I was some kind of monster, how could I not feel excitement about this amazing thing that was happening? I was really worried that there was something wrong with me and had decided I was going to be a terrible mother.
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Real life is not like TV or films, I peed in a cup and waited for a plastic stick to tell me the biggest news I have ever had in my life. I didn't suddenly say to my husband one day 'ooh I fancy some gherkins' prompting some revelation and knowing I was pregnant. Everything happened in it's own time and in a really normal uneventful way. And there is nothing wrong with that in the slightest.
It could just be me, but I am sure that there are many women who have felt similar to me. They have heard anecdotes from countless women who 'just knew' they were pregnant and felt pregnant from day one. But that doesn't mean that we all feel that way. There are times during my pregnancy that I have almost forgot I was pregnant, even when sporting a bump that should have it's own postcode. I have the rest of my child's life to beat myself up about being a good enough mum, so I've learned that this pregnancy is my own journey and it's been an amazing one.


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When run in silent mode, the Upgrade Wizard searches the domain's root directory for an XML script with a name that indicates the type of upgrade task to be performed, as listed in Table E-1. If the wizard does not locate an XML script, it uses the default system values, as defined in Table E-2.
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Rather than respond point by point, let me try to see if I can summarize what seem to be the main clashes of intuition here. My view of the range of a property is that it is a particular class which as far as possible defines the, well, range that the values of the property can take. Of course, there is no guarantee that any property will as it were 'fill up' its range, so it can make sense to apply conjunctive semantics to multiple range assertions; but the range is a definite thing associated with the property; it is part of the very specification of the property; knowing the range is knowing something particular about the property, a key piece of information. It allows one, for example, to detect inappropriate uses of the property under some circumstances. Ranges can be used to convey information relevant to a property, for example by having an associated datatype. Your view, as I understand it, is that a range is simply any class which all the values are in. In particular, the idea of there being *a* range is silly, on this view: all properties will have multiple ranges. What I am calling 'the' range, on this view, is something like the smallest range; but supersets of this can also be called ranges. I can see that with this view, the proposed semantics and Jeremy's entailment are both quite natural. But what worries me about this view is that it seems to discount the most useful aspects of the 'range' idea. The first view seems to go naturally with an intensional view of classes as real things that can have properties, while the second is more natural if one thinks of classes simply as sets in extension. Maybe the different directions our intuitions go in reflect a basically different world-view about the nature of classes. However, I would like to return to a more technical debate. You claim the several intuitive entailments go through on your semantics but not on mine. Seems to me that this isn't correct, so far: the correct form of Jeremy's entailment and the intersection example both work on both semantics. So just on grounds of interoperability, it seems to me that the burden of proof is on you to show why OWL needs to change from the RDFS range semantics. Pat -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- IHMC (850)434 8903 home 40 South Alcaniz St. (850)202 4416 office Pensacola, FL 32501 (850)202 4440 fax email@example.com http://www.coginst.uwf.edu/~phayesReceived on Monday, 23 September 2002 23:18:32 UTC
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When Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (NYSE: WMT) reported its fiscal fourth-quarter results late in February, they made a good impression on most analysts. Increasing same-store sales seemed to be the headline of the report, and most think they will continue expanding with this mega-store going forward. Merrill Lynch is in agreement with the consensus. but the firm pointed out a few key factors in its report.
Merrill Lynch maintained a Buy rating with an $88 price target, implying an upside of nearly 26% from Monday's closing price of $69.95.
Wal-Mart is the world's largest retailer, and in its fiscal fourth quarter the company reported better-than-expected US same-store sales of 1.8%, which was well above consensus of 1.3%, in a very challenging retail environment that saw many retailers report negative same-store sales.
Three things stood out in the fourth quarter that give Merrill Lynch confidence that Wal-Mart's core U.S. strategy will continue to work in fiscal 2018, including:
- Traffic comps of +1.4%.
- US e-commerce GMV growth of 36%.
- Low-single-digit comps in grocery despite a -90 basis points impact from food deflation.
Merrill Lynch actually commented in its report:
We believe WMT is embarking on a period of sustainable 20-30%+ e-com growth driven by: (1) acquisitions (Jet/Hayneedle, Shoebuy, and Moosejaw so far) that provide access to more upscale customers and new technologies; (2) marketplace expansion (now over 35MM items from 8MM in Jan. 16); (3) continued Walmart.com initiatives, including free two-day shipping on purchases of $35 or more for over 2MM items (previously required a $50 membership); and (4) expansion of online grocery pickup "Walmart Grocery" to roughly 1,200 stores in F18 from 600 currently.
The brokerage firm continued with its investment rationale. Earnings growth should return in fiscal 2019 on 1% or more U.S. same-store sales, traffic driving initiatives, better merchandising execution globally, price investments, and a more integrated e-commerce business. Also longer-term global sales and profit growth should return as Wal-Mart leverages its significant investments in people, technology and price.
Shares of Wal-Mart were last seen up 1.3% at $70.82 on Tuesday, with a consensus analyst price target of $74.37 and a 52-week trading range of $62.72 to $75.19.


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Battery life on the INQ Mini 3G is surprisingly good considering it only has an 1150mAh power pack on board. That's not a small battery by any means, and certainly not so at this price, but the Mini 3G still outperforms expectations.
We managed to get around three days of charge from the Mini 3G before the battery ran into the red zone, and that was with all the Twitter, Facebook and Skype applications constantly running.
Granted, the phone doesn't have a very good web browser at all, so use of that was minimal, but we were still impressed that despite using nearly all the features on board there was enough juice to keep running the phone for two nights without needing to find a power source.
Organisational functions on the Mini 3G were sparse, but ultimately more functional than most will ever need.
There's a pretty cool world clock that lets you select a number of areas to check the time in with a decent graphical overlay (well, decent in a very Spartan way), a stopwatch that tells you how long has elapsed since you started it (you can tell we're having to draw this out) and a calendar too.
Actually the latter is fairly useful as entering reminders and appointments is quick and easy and very intuitive for a feature phone like this one. We're also treated to a currency converter too, although it doesn't draw data from the cloud like we would like it too. Having to type in the amount from data gleaned from the internet kind of defeats the point.