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Allowing multiple weavings would be good to include -- especially if app servers/infrastructure components and libraries are starting to use aspects. How can we avoid the conflicts of already woven code? As a very simple implementation, could we just specify the prefix used for generated code/bytes. I'm assuming all state/methods etc have identifiers of the form ajc$myAspectBit or similar, and that a woven program has a valid Java representation. If we could change the prefix to com_foo_ajc, ie define our own namespace, is there any reason woven code could not be re-woven with a different namespace? Does woven code still have the same join points as unwoven? (I think the answer is woven is a super-set). Ken. "Ron Bodkin" <rbodkin@newaspect To: aspectj-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx s.com> cc: Sent by: Subject: Re: [aspectj-dev] Themes for AspectJ 1.2 aspectj-dev-admin@ eclipse.org 01/10/2003 22:56 Please respond to aspectj-dev I would add ajdoc into the proposed usability category. In fact, IDE support really belongs in this bigger category. Another important item for usability is "eating our own dog food"; using AspectJ more in developing AspectJ. And using AJDT in developing AJDT. I would suggest starting with using AJDT to develop AJDT (i.e., using an AspectJ nature even with limited aspects, and adding aspects over time). This will indirectly benefit all the other themes too. Another feature request that probably goes under usability is to output woven source instead of bytecode. Decompilers like jad do a bad job with AspectJ-woven sources, and generating sources is occasionally important for build integration (e.g., with Clover?) and for users to troubleshoot problems. I don't think this one is a priority, but it ought to be "on the table." I don't think supporting researchers or VARs should be emphases for 1.2; I think performance, scalability, and usability for projects using AspectJ in production should be. Ron Bodkin Chief Technology Officer New Aspects of Security m: (415) 509-2895 > ------------Original Message------------- > From: Wes Isberg <wes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > To: aspectj-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx > Date: Wed, Oct-1-2003 12:35 PM > Subject: Re: [aspectj-dev] Themes for AspectJ 1.2 > > Other possible themes, some with new features, others > adopting known feature requests... > > * Usability > - speed/performance here > - better error messages > - docs/samples here > - simplified language: enforce subset of most-used, > most-understood features - training wheels? > > * Reusability > - fix limitations and holes in developing > and maintaining reusable aspects > > * Technology toolkit > > - for static analysis > - permit developers to plug in components or define > staticly-executable advice to better integrate > static and dynamic verification. See related AOSD 2003: > "A case for staticly-executable advice: checking the > law of Demeter with AspectJ" > > - for VAR's > - many tools could be implemented using an embedded > weaver, some AspectJ code, and perhaps some > configuration: > - the JBoss framework > - architectural constraint checking > - automated test tools > We could make this easier through another component > like AJDE for such integrations. > > - integration with other AOP tools and toolkits > - running JBoss interceptors > - the concern manipulation framework > > - more modular design > - is it possible to move towards something like JMangler's > approach, to make it easier to experiment with new > language features? > > * Increasing capacity > (more about management, but, hey, it involves 1.2) > > - Right now (IDE, compiler, weaver) resolves mainly to > (Mik, Jim, Erik). It would be nice to free them > entirely from primary bug-fixing duties. We could > enlist a team for the 1.1.X branch and divide the work > accordingly. The 1.1.X team would work with the 1.2 > team to integrate 1.1.X fixes into 1.2, and would thus > train up for maintaining 1.2. This avoids the 1.2 > team being pulled back to fix pressing 1.1.X bugs > and important bugs going unfixed for months. > (However, the set of bugs that can be fixed without major > changes might be small.) > > These raise the question of what we want most from 1.2: > > - to meet the current needs of current users > > - to increase the number and skill of AspectJ users > > - to answer challenges from alternatives > > - standardization, de facto or de jure > > - to reach the enterprise market > > - to reach more researchers > > - to advance the art in AOP > > Depending on our focus, we attract different kinds of > interest and contributors. Some features, e.g., > distributed aspects and enhanced IDE support, > nicely serve many goals. > > Wes > > Adrian Colyer wrote: > > > Now that AspectJ 1.1.1 is out, it's time to turn our attention to 1.2. > > This post is to start a discussion about possible themes and priorities > > for the 1.2 release. The eventual plan will be influenced by AspectJ's > > users, it's developers, and of course which items contributors will sign > > up to implement - so anything we discuss here should not be treated as a > > plan commitment at this stage. I'm including all project tasks, not just > > those that might involve writing code. > > > > With that said, here are some candidate themes to start the discussion > > (not an ordered list): > > > > * AspectJ for the Enterprise > > > > This theme could include adding (and developing) material for the website > > / docs / ... explaining how to use AspectJ with various app servers and > > J2EE technologies. A classloader would come under this category too, and > > perhaps even a set of samples or an aspect library for working with > > AspectJ in J2EE. > > > > * Preparation for Java 1.5 > > > > Including consideration of the impact of generics and metadata on the > > language. > > > > * Performance and scalability > > > > Memory usage (across AspectJ and AJDT), compile time, weave time, runtime > > performance. This theme might for example build a benchmark suite and then > > use it to optimise the compiler and its output. Supporting pertype could > > fall into this category - as it's needed for some common logging idioms, > > as could looking into the possibility of creating thisJoinPoint objects > > lazily. > > > > * Enhanced IDE support > > > > Work in the ajde components (and possibly below) to allow deeper IDE > > integration (e.g. to support eager outline views, code formatting, > > structure model operations etc.). JSR 45 support. AJDT needs this... > > > > * Clean-up : working through P3's etc. that have built up during release > > cycle > > > > We have a reasonable list now that we're going to have to work through. > > This task will also include things like fixing up the failing BCWeaver > > tests > > > > * Miscellaneous (these things don't fit neatly in any of the above yet) > > > > There are many items carried over from 1.1 planning for example, that we > > should consider (some may fit into the above themes). I'll dig these out > > and post separately. One item I would like to consider is getting context > > information into declare warning / error messages (we had a prototype > > implementation here in Hursley a while back but never got to discussing > > the rights and wrongs on the list as there were other priorities at the > > time). 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Dustin Johnson (-14): The big hitter tied for fourth in Boston, improving his stock more than any of the other candidates. These FedEx Cup playoffs – or, more to the point, the big ballparks that host these events – have proved very favorable to Johnson. He was T-3 at The Barclays and is likely to receive one of Love's captain's picks.
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By Dave Andrews
To bike 330 miles, one needs an incredible amount of motivation. The annual New York City to Washington, D.C., AIDS ride provides just that in an effort to fund research and find a vaccine for HIV.
On Thursday, Sept. 23, riders will set off from lower Manhattan on a four-day bike ride that concludes in Washington, D.C. This marks the third consecutive year that all proceeds will directly fund the research of Yuntao Wu, professor in Mason's College of Science's Molecular and Microbiology Department.
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Fifty five students from Fresno County High Schools and Colleges gave up their Summer time to join the Fresno County Youth Choir and to perform throughout California. On July 16, 2014, they came to the Fresno VA Medical Center.
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A prosthetic device is called a "prosthesis" is an external medical device designed to replace a missing or amputated body part such as an arm or a leg.
A prosthetist is a trained, highly skilled professional that designs, fabricates, and fits a prosthetic devices or which is more appropriately referred to as prostheses.
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Half way through my first raid and dropping from T14 4pc and the mastery nerf has decimated me. The loss of the 4 set in particular makes me feel like I don't even know how to play my class any more. Spot healing (probably our biggest strength) feels unresponsive now. The mastery nerf obviously just blanket nerfs throughput. Maybe I just need to relearn how to play the class but I feel very weak at the moment.
It feels much bigger than I was expecting it to feel. I think they overdid it.
I've been using T15 stuff for quite a while since my T14 was terrible and un-upgraded due to a break and although the healing felt a little weaker last night I'm looking at comparebots from last week and there isn't a huge difference. I'm sure people switching from T14 will feel it more since the playstyle changes and I long ago adjusted to that.
I understand a mastery scaling nerf, I don't really understand why they messed with Daybreak.
The mastery nerf was needed. (and tiny anyway)
The mastery nerf was not needed but put in due to a bunch of crying monks who I guess are happy now.
I'm doing around 140k hps on Tortos with T15 2pc. We're not like bad or anything. The sky did not fall, Chicken Little.
Yea I actually had been using the T15 4p in H Tortos for a few weeks actually. Since it was the one fight I fight the beacon healing actually was helpful(only would get 4% overheal on it). Pulled 145k yesterday, 130k other weeks. We didn't have a monk healer this week(he was kiting the bats) so all the healers went up some. Shadow Priest healing was OP on that fight now. Lol.
I really didn't feel the mastery nerf though. Loss of 4 second HS is an adjustment but we are fine. Monks didn't need the buff they got though.
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BATTLEMASTER (After 3.3.5 nerf) REVOLUTIONS REPORTING IN.
Wielder of The Scepter of Shifting Sands, Hand of Ragnaros, and Shadowmourne. Bringer of 66 minute kings.
Enough with all this doom and gloom. Let's talk about the new Holy Prism spell effect! So prismy!
T15 4pc looks very good on logs on Heroic Tortos, due to the fact that there is generally very little overheals on that fight because of the shell mechanic. As long as shell is intact, all healing are counted as absorbs on the shell even past the 75%.
Has anyone tried the 25% haste cap EF after the patch (sacrificing a bit of mastery)?
I think that Berianther was talking about hitting the 25% haste cap (~3500), not taking haste as the secondary stat, which is fairly attainable even reforging out of haste for the majority of the time and was done by paladins even before the nerf to mastery. That being said I think it's fairly gear dependent like it was before the nerf. If you're forced to reforge out of a lot of mastery then probably not worth it. After 5.3, 480 points of mastery is equivalent to 1% and 425 points of haste is equivalent to 1%.
Illuminated Healing 13675898 31.0 %
Eternal Flame 7588200 17.2 %
With just some quick math, my mastery raid buffed is around 32 so lets just say we take 1% off mastery to get 1% haste to push me over 3506, I would be losing ~450,000 healing from illuminated healing but gaining nearly 600k healing with one more tick of eternal flame. I think it would be interesting to try out. I'm certain these numbers change person to person and fight to fight of course but now that mastery is weighted less, it might be worth hitting the haste cap if it's not too far away.
I would have to find 3k worth of haste to make that breakpoint and the only places it's going to come from are spirit or mastery. I'm pretty sure that's going to be a net loss no matter how I look at it.
I would lose 6.33% mastery to get to that breakpoint. Not worth it. Unless you can guarantee the majority of those extra tics will result in effective healing and not overhealing, I really don't see it being worth it for anyone.
It might be worth it next tier if they nerf our mastery more, don't change EF and make it as HoT favored as they are implying, but for now it isn't.
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Maybe it's just that I've gotten unlucky but I am reforging everything to mastery/not socketing haste or trying to meet any kind of a haste cap and I have 3252 (I double checked this because I was like waaaa?). Like I said it's definitely not for everyone and highly dependent on gear but for someone like me maybe it is worth considering if you're close.
I still wouldn't say the Haste breakpoint is worth it even in that situation, you should (hopefully) be getting at least 1 new piece of gear a week thus throwing you off the breakpoint
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I have no regrets for Network's actions in Bowe Bergdahl case
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To The Daily Sun,
Bowe Bergdahl, a soldier from Idaho, is on American soil after nearly five years in the hands of the Taliban in Afghanistan. Seemingly invisible for all that time, he has been the subject of media intense concern since his release and return to the United States.
Media ignorance and governmental avoidance have plagued POW/MIA advocates for decades, and offered us challenges that were and are huge impediments to our fulfilling our pledge and a tragic disservice to those we attempt to serve.
For those who know the Northeast POW/MIA Network and many who joined us in our drive to make Bowe's return a reality, may I first extend my sincerest and most heartfelt appreciation? I don't know how many of you were encouraged by the concerns and information we presented, but, please, understand that we were offered nothing by the U.S. government in this instance and, based on decades of POW/MIA activism/advocacy, anything we might have been given would have been scrutinized very carefully and required corroboration by multiple sources before being accepted as fact.
The family's request for privacy was honored every step of the way, but limited opportunity for direct communication, also, made this journey much more difficult. Our efforts were apolitical and coincident with the founding goals of this organization: The return of all live American POW/MIAs, repatriation of the remains of those who have not survived, and comprehensive explanations for cases where the previous two options do not exist.
Once Bowe was listed as a Prisoner of War, our responsibility was clear, and we pursued it with vigor, and an American soldier came home.
Bowe made it home amid a barrage of information from every possible corner. To date, separating fact from fiction remains a herculean endeavor. He faces an exhaustive journey the result of which remains unknown. But one fact is certain: His life and those of his family and loved ones have been altered forever.
I will never know what part the Network played in this entire process, but I remain firm in my belief that we adhered to the dictates of our organization and I neither regret our involvement nor offer any excuses. Our stance remains solid and unaltered. Should another American in uniform find himself/herself in enemy hands — and I hope they won't — our response will be one of focused, unrelenting resolve.
Giving up is not a choice.
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How to Make an FTP Sever out of SuSE 9.3 Pro
Here is what I want out of it
2 users pasword protected.(they have full rights to do anything)
Annyomaus access: read-only.
and of course being able to upload files remotly.
Hope this isn't to hard to do. If it is, I shall learn!
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I would suggest proftpd, and if you needed it gproftpd. proftpd is a very powerful FTP server and gproftpd is a frontend for it, I would suggest you check SuSE package manager as I am sure it will have it and the official website(s) for howto and more info.
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I use vsftpd on SUSE 9.3 and it does me fine. It has an fairly easy to understand config file which is easy to edit to meet you needs and it can run as stand-alone or from xinetd.The biggest security threat is the user.
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Use GLFTPD.
You can even setup a 1:3 server.
You can give credits. You can use SSL with your server, your documents will be protected by ssl encryption over ftp.
Installation will require some time, but you get really something you like.
I'm running GLFTPD allready for over a year. And it's the best made FTP server i ever saw.
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The PGA Tour may have a new ratings grabber to go with Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson.
Rory McIlroy's victory and ascension to No. 1 in the Official World Golf Ranking in the Honda Classic on Sunday produced a 3.2 overnight Nielsen rating, up 78 percent over each of the past three years (1.8).
Of course, the fact that Woods made a final-round charge, shooting a 9-under-par 62 to finish in a second-place tie, didn't hurt the Nielsen meter.
Still, the rating was best for the tournament's final round since 2002 and could bode well for a large Masters audience. Mickelson won last month at Pebble Beach, which also got big ratings, and seems to be poised to make a run at a fourth Masters title.


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One Parent's Perspective on Graduation Day.
Most people may never meet their heroes. I am bless to say that I have raised one of mine. I am emotional and giddy that this weekend, I will get to see my hero cross a major milestone. I will be able to hug him and maybe even get a picture of the two of us. He has inspired me to be a better person. His vision, strength and determination are my beacons for living my best life. He is as big to me as any famous person.
I carry a small anchor that reminds me of all of his life teachings. It's tattered- bent around the edges and starting to fade - but it is one of my prized possessions. Tucked into my wallet where most people will never see it, is my eldest son's military picture. Taken while he was in boot camp, there's an American flag in the background on the dark blue background. My son is in his dress uniform. He looks pale, tired and very thin. In fact so thin it doesn't really look like him. His face is exceptionally long and of course he has very little hair. Still, I see strength in his eyes and pride in his stern, determined face. This is his dream.
Since he was 10 he has wanted to make the military his career. We convinced him to get his college education before entering the service just in case it didn't work out. In the back of our minds we had thoughts that he would find a girlfriend, be enticed by a good paying job, or just decide he wanted to have freedom of choice. At his college graduation, he did have a 4-year girlfriend, good paying job offers and the opportunity to live a great post-college life. Still, he chose to pursue that military dream. He broke up with his girlfriend and began serious training while taking the necessary steps to get a military contract.
His next year was filled with disappointment after roadblock after disappointment. Most people including me would have given up and moved on to plan B. We love our son and if I am really honest, I was already thinking of his next non-military steps. It was so painful to watch and feel the disappointment. Our son? He never ever gave up. He worked every angle to get past the roadblocks - even moving out of state to have a better recruiting opportunity. To get the contract he wanted, he needed to be in the Top 3 of the national pool of applicants. Several cycles, he missed the cut by mere seconds. When he did make the Top 3, the military had run out of contracts for the year. He would need to wait for their new fiscal year while continuing to improve his physical test scores. Days seemed like weeks and weeks seemed like months. Finally, after the first of the Fiscal New Year, our son received his contract. Now he was on his way, however, he would not begin the active enlistment for another 6 months. Another 6 months of continued physical training and patience.
For me, the picture represents so much. It inspires me to never ever give up on my dreams no matter how improbable they may seem. It reminds me that it is never easy to be the best but it is worth the effort. I have a new found appreciation for the struggles and fears of all the other families who have someone in the military. I never really understood how difficult it is on the entire family. Patriotism is mixed with fear and uncertainty. Daily life is a rollercoaster of highs from calls homes to lows when setbacks occur.
I'm sad to say that sometimes the picture triggers my anger. It's difficult to tolerate people who take our freedom for granted and disrespect all it stands for. Freedom is not cheap. It takes dads, moms, sons and daughters away from their families temporarily or sometimes forever. We are able to go about our daily ups and downs - complain about anything and everything because of the dedication of our military.
But best of all, it's that photo that reminds me how proud I am to be his mom. He has chosen to dedicate his life to serving his nation, protecting the freedoms that we enjoy. That boy I once tucked into bed and read Goodnight Moon, has chosen to put his life on the line so that other Mom's can do the same for their sons.
The picture in my wallet is bent and tattered but like our American flag, it still is strong and resolute….and represents what I want to be. It is my prized possession and my pride. It is a picture of one of my heroes.


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Basil Chicken (Gai Pad Krapow)
Thai Basil Chicken – made with ground chicken, basil leaves, and chilies. Basil chicken is great with rice and this recipe is super easy and authentic!
Originally published on Dec 1, 2009. Updated with new photos.
When I was working in Beverly Hills, there is this Thai restaurant that my colleagues and I would always go to. One of my favorite dishes was its spicy basil chicken rice plate—perfectly steamed and fluffy jasmine rice coupled with ground chicken meat infused with aromatic Thai basil leaves. It was delicious, with fine balance of fiery hot and savory. I just loved that dish.
Now that I left the company, I often miss the basil chicken rice plate for my lunch. Living in Orange County, with no decent Thai restaurants within the 30 miles radius, I decided to learn making it myself. And so I did, and I learned well.There are many gai pad krapow recipes scattered on the internet but I attempted and adapted the basil chicken recipe at Temple of Thai. The beautiful picture pretty much sealed the deal. It did not disappoint; it works and delivers the authentic flavors that I have been longing for.
I love making this recipe at home because Mr. Rasa Malaysia really enjoys the dish. My son also loves the recipe because it's made with ground chicken and it's very easy for him to chew and eat. For the basil leaves, if you can find royal basil leaves in your farmers market, use them. Otherwise, use Asian basil leaves with purple stems. All in all though, this Thai basil leaf chicken recipe is very easy to make and will definitely be my keeper!
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so I ignored this error and installed Fedora Core1.
My question is: is there a scan disk tool like windows' ? if yes, how can I run it from Linux?


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The drop in price that we've created for Stealth, Intrepid and other Dodge vehicle brands this year is to directly support consumers seeking lower prices
Indianapolis, IN (PRWEB) March 06, 2014
The Stealth brand of vehicles by Dodge is one of the newest brands that are now supported by one auto parts company online. The Got Transmissions company is now selling Dodge Stealth used transmissions from its portal this year with a new price drop at http://gottransmissions.com/dodge-transmissions.html.
The prices that are currently in place are set to remain until the end of this year to provide a discount resource for the public to use. The automatic transmissions that are now available for purchase are units that are purchased through leading wholesale sources to maintain the overall quality.
"The drop in price that we've created for Stealth, Intrepid and other Dodge vehicle brands this year is to directly support consumers seeking lower prices," said one GotTransmissions.com company source.
The available discounts that are now supplied for the Dodge brand of gearboxes online is one of the new policy changes that are now featured at the Got Transmissions company. A change to the shipping policies this year has resulted in positive feedback from consumers nationwide. All domestic shipments now receive removal of applicable freight charges at the time of purchase.
"The Stealth gearboxes that are now discounted are eligible for the no charge shipping policies that are in place for buyers this year," said the source.
The Got Transmissions company inventory that is showcased on the company homepage through the search system has been modified to include the current stock status and sticker pricing. All users of the search platform are able to review the prices and transmission information prior to placing orders through the website or through the phone system at 1-866-320-1182.
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The GotTransmissions.com company is one of the sources that American car owners are using to locate affordable transmission assemblies from top companies in North America. This company has arranged a public search tool that now finds the lowest pricing for in stock units available. The GotTransmissions.com company offers a full support solution by telephone and Internet contact tools to assist all purchasers of auto parts this year. The warranty programs and shipping policies this company has arranged help to provide additional bonuses to the general public with each order.


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Liquid Supps is on the cutting edge of development and research, using highly concentrated liquid extracts of the most effective health supplements on the market today. More and more research is proving that liquid delivery of herbal extracts increases absorption, enhances effects and provides a cost effective way to increase the benefits of while minimizing side effects.
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If you are not retiring in the next 1-2 years, your job may be automated. You may be redundant in your role. What are you going to do? No, it is not a pessimistic complaint over automation, but a serious look into a fast growing trend. Automation has been slowing eating away number of jobs, but with robotics really taking off, we seem to be entering a period of jobless growth. Surprised?
How repetitive is your job? If it has close to 50% you have to really read this and think about it.
Robotics is changing the way we visualized work. While it was believed till some time ago that robots may not be able to do many of the things that humans are good at, technology improvements is questioning these beliefs. In fact robots are not only cheaper to procure, they are much easier to maintain over the long term. The biggest benefits to organizations: no rest, no vacations, no bonus, no benefits, no attrition. Is this not close to utopian, especially for manufacturing organizations? This would also make the companies more competitive in the marketplace.
So, if you thought all of this is affecting only the production and manufacturing jobs, hold on. Slowly machines are being taught to think too. Once they learn this to a certain degree of flawlessness, the day is not far when we would have entire call centers being replaced by robots. Will the world not look different when we see robots doing most of the daily activities? Won't tax filing and audits slowing become automated?
What will you do? Now, that question remains unanswered. There are still number of skills that robots may take time to learn. What are they? Are we teaching / learning these skills enough? Are our schools being revamped to deal with this new economic and social order?
Once thing is certain, jobs are going to get automated, more quickly than what we have imagined. So, think how you can develop skills which machines may take longer to pick up. That is probably the only way to keep your role intact.
This makes the role of government and policy makers difficult and challenging. Only the truly long term thinkers can help solve this forming puzzle.
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Well put, M2.
I'm gettin' too old for the Punk/Not punk thing.
It's all rock n' roll anyway. It was meant to be primal, offensive, challenging, and sometimes downright scary.
Not the least of all, it should make you feel like doin' stuff with someone you dig, or even just met.
If it doesn't get you in touch with your own humanity, it's not Rock N' Roll.
The Clash were pretty freaking human, and they were pretty freaking Rock n' Roll.
Forget about the punk stuff.


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Blues in the Night (Molly Blume)
An unidentified woman in a nightgown is the victim of a hit-and-run accident on Mulholland Drive that leaves her unconscious and seriously injured. The image of the young woman stumbling along a dark, winding road is one true-crime writer Molly Blume cannot shake. It draws her to a bedside in intensive care, where, before dying, the victim whispers three names: Robbie, Max, and Nina. It's not a smoking gun, but it is sufficient enough to reinforce Molly's gut instinct that there are sinister circumstances behind the assault on Lenore Saunders. With fearless conviction, Molly asks questions that nobody - including Lenore's mom, her ex-husband, her shrink, or even Molly's LAPD buddy, Detective Connors - wants to answer. Nevertheless, the astute Molly discovers Lenore lived a fractured life, so different from Molly's own secure and loving Orthodox Jewish background. And as a chilling picture of the unfortunate woman begins to take shape, the menace of murders past and present stirs and quickens.
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The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board has approved the transfer of a permit to construct a liquefied natural gas plant at Bear Head, near Point Tupper.
Mayflower LNG PTY Ltd. is taking over from Anadarko Global Holdings Company. The permit allowed the company to pour concrete for the storage tank foundations.
Mayflower is a subsidiary of Liquefied Natural Gas Ltd., which announced last month that it was buying the Bear Head site for $11 million. That deal is expected to close by Aug. 31.
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We are pleased to announce our unique Mentor/Education Program for the 2017/18 School year hosted at The SPACE!
This unique program will incorporate dance training, one-on-one tutoring, on camera work, photography, and career building guidance.
The alternative to a Performing Arts School.
For many years I have wanted to start a Mentor Program where I could give advice to students and parents on the best ways to help their child succeed as a dancer and be a part of their training. As a dancer, it is hard to know exactly "WHAT" to do.
People ask both my husband and I "How can I get my child to the next level?"
There are so many avenues to take and it can be tricky finding the right one for each child.
My husband and I have been in the Entertainment Industry for over 20 years. Some of our credits include: (The Mask, Batman, The Academy Awards, Prince, The X Games, Laker Girls, The American Music Awards, & Point Break) to name a few.
We both know how "building relationships can help build a career".
As a homeschool parent myself, I found it hard to find a facility that would incorporate training during the day and help my daughter get a few hours of her school work done. The whole reason I homeschool is to be able to have flexibility!
I want to be able to get her to auditions, take extra classes, and utilize my day time hours to their fullest.
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This is how we arrived at the Mentor/Education Program!
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We are only accepting students ages 14 and up into the 12 week session by audition only.
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Mumbai braveheart to get prosthetic arm thanks to generous citizens
Seven months after Rohan Karkada's right arm was amputated following a train mishap, his family can finally afford a prosthetic arm for him, thanks to donations made by moved mid-day readers
The past seven months have been nothing short of a nightmare for 21-year-old Rohan Karkada, but the second-year BA student finally has a reason to smile. Following a train mishap in Andheri station when he fell into a gap between the train and the platform, Rohan's right arm had to be amputated, plunging him into a world of pain and uncertainty.
BACK ON TRACK: The 21-year-old says he looks forward to be able to ride his bike and take care of himself again, without anyone's help
Thanks to the generosity of mid-day readers, however, the young man will be fitted with a myoelectric prosthetic arm over the next three weeks, with his family finally being able to pay for it with the help of donations they received. The Andheri resident has so far received Rs 3 lakh from readers.
Mid-day reported on Rohan's struggles after the accident
"We approached doctors in the past few weeks and decided to go for a myoelectric prosthetic arm that will enable him to use three fingers for complex tasks like writing. Though he will have direct control over only three fingers, he can move all his other fingers as well," said Ranjan Wilson, his father.
"Following physiotherapy for 10 days, his measurements will be taken, after which his prosthetic arm should be ready in the next two weeks or so," he added. After falling off from an overcrowded compartment of a train on December 22 last year, Rohan battled for his life for two months, when septicaemia set in after the amputation. With his family struggling to pay his hospital bills that had shot up to Rs 15 lakh, getting a prosthetic arm was out of the question. Rohan persevered, appearing for his FYBA exams while he waited for a breakthrough.
"Doctors suggested that we go for a basic model — which will weigh only 2.5 kg. We can upgrade once he is accustomed to the prosthesis. Since we have some funds from generous readers who came forward to donate, we are positive that he will regain his independence after a few months," said Ranjan. Meanwhile, Rohan has resumed with his SYBA in R D National College in Bandra.
Mid-day reader Clive D'Souza came forward to help the family after reading the reports. He formed a group, using WhatsApp and Facebook. "They raised Rs 90,000 for Rohan. Mr D'Souza went out of his way to make that possible. We were touched by such generosity," said Ranjan.
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In my opinion,this is one of the best Macgyver episodes ever made,and is one of my favorite (if not very favorite) episodes. First,the opening is one of the best ever done. Macgyver stops armed robbers inside a grocery store with homemade tear gas made from items from the store's shelves.
The main plot starts when Macgyver's new colleague,Nikki Carpenter,is mugged outside of a post office that is bombed shortly after. Later that day after the same man tries to run her over with his car,she comes to Macgyver for help. Macgyver then finds out the man who mugged her is a local guy helping two men who want a terrorist (who Pete Thorton helped lock up a few weeks before named Marcus) out of jail. That night when the same guy again tries to kill her by breaking into her apartment,the trail leads Macgyver to the men who are behind the post office bombing. But it ends up the post office was only their first warning,and Macgyver soon finds out what they plan to blow up next: The Hall of Justice in downtown LA using a mail truck filled with explosives. The show reaches it's climax as Macgyver drives the truck away from the Hall of Justice,and has a construction worker fill it with cement to stop the explosion.


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I found two old pictures of a woman listed as Gr. Gr. Grandma Jenkins, the back of one of the pictures lists her as the grandmother of Grandma Damms.
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Should you let your children use Facebook? Here are the pros and cons
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg believes children under 13 should be allowed to use the social network forum
At present Northern Ireland children are technically barred from using the site under the site's own rules. Facebook's 13-and-over age limit was set to comply with American privacy laws.
So, what are the arguments for and against?
Kim Bielenberg: Yes
The first reason for allowing 11 and 12-year-olds into the world of social networking is that there is a good chance that they are already there. According to recent estimates in the United States, up to 7.5 million Facebook users at present are under the age of 13.
Parents may ban their children from going on to the site, but unless they are standing over them for every online minute they can easily log on to it by entering a false age. If they do not manage to do it at home they can do it when they are visiting friends.
Rather than having children log on to the site furtively, parents should take some control of the matter. The children should be given instructions in how to use it properly, how to maintain privacy with suitable settings, and who they should communicate with. Access can be confined to a close circle of friends and family.
The danger from paedophiles and other adult strangers is frequently cited as a reason for keeping children off the internet.
For generations in the offline world kids have been told not to talk to strangers. The rules online are no different. Parents should always keep tabs on the people who are meeting their children.
Of course there should be limits to online activity. By the age of 11 and 12, most children are like mini-teenagers, who can be eased into the world of social networking.
Younger children are unlikely to be ready for it, and so different rules should apply.
When children are just starting out on Facebook there is no harm in checking, secretly if necessary, what they are up to. One way of doing this is to subscribe to the site yourself.
Since millions of children below the age of 13 are already on the site, Facebook should be allowed to adapt it so that it is suitable for them. Perhaps there should be a more childish version suitable for a younger age group.
Of course, there is bullying on Facebook, but there are remedies for that. The perpetrators can be blocked, and dealt with in other ways through parents and teachers.
Trying to close off the online world from a child because there is a perceived danger of bullying could be as pointless as barring them from a playground because they are in danger of being roughed up there.
There is little point in an age bar being maintained on Facebook if it is not enforceable and children are given free access to other sites.What guarantees are there that the sites they are visiting are any more appropriate for their age? Parents could decide to ban the internet completely for all children under 13, but would they be preparing them for the real world?
Social networking has become part of modern life. It is better that older children learn about the benefits and pitfalls of this activity than for them to be sheltered completely.
At some point children have to be taught how to cross a busy road, and made aware of the potential dangers.
The internet is no different.
John Costello: No
Mark Zuckerberg must be stopped. The only reason children under 13 are currently banned from using Facebook is because of American laws relating to the collection of personal information on young people. It has nothing to do with Facebook putting the best interests of your children first.
Cyber bullying already affects one-in-five children in Ireland, according to UNICEF. Being bullied is scary, but imagine the capability of that bully to target you not only at school or in the youth club, but every time you log on to Facebook via your computer or mobile? And those mocking messages of hate will be there for all your Facebook friends to see.
You may think that the privacy settings on Facebook will help, but there are over 6,000 videos alone on YouTube devoted to hacking Facebook accounts.
The site has been repeatedly criticised for its poor online security when it comes to dealing with appalling cases involving bullies, criminals and sexual predators. It was finally forced to install a 'panic button' for children recently, after years of refusing to do so.
But if bullies or paedophiles stalking your child for some reason does not ring alarm bells, then ask yourself if you would allow your child to sit in on your gossipy conversations with your friends and colleagues.
While you may not post content on your Facebook updates that is unsuitable for child's eyes, can you vouch for all your Facebook 'friends'? Facebook simply provides too many opportunities for children to be exposed to adult content and conversations they should not be part of.
However, even if your child avoids the minefield of bullies, adult-orientated content and paedophiles, there is one huge overriding factor that should ensure you log your child off Facebook.
Children are not developed or socially aware enough to handle the immediacy of social media. Schoolyard taunts and squabbles can turn much nastier in the perceived vacuum of the internet where the safeguards of teachers and parents seemingly disappear.
It may be a result of ignorance, lack of knowledge and poor social development, but children can be incredibly cruel to each other. At the best of times children often fail to curb their anti-social impulses. The anonymity of the internet only encourages the worst aspects of that type of behaviour.
The stupidity of people who have been fired from their jobs because of comments they posted on Facebook may make you laugh, but if adults can't handle the pitfalls of social media, what chance does a 12-year-old child have?
Mark Zuckerberg believes in radical transparency. He has said that Facebook's goal is to make the world more open, connected and transparent. "That's really important as we try to solve some of the world's problems," he says. Very laudable, maybe -- but also very naive.
Children need protective boundaries to grow, learn and mature in a safe environment. So would you want your child to live in a world where the boundaries between them and the outside world disappear?
Because, in Zuckerberg's ideal world it is not only your privacy that is obsolete, but also your child's. And, from a parent's perspective, that is simply not a good thing.
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This is the one that started it all. With songs like 'She Like That Chicken,' 'Get On The Whiskey,' and 'Vibrator,' Better Off Dead's self titled debut on Garageland Records serves up 15 heaping helpings of smoky, greasy, extra rare, home-cooked treats that go equally well with red or white labeled beer. The band cites numerous influences and inspiration ranging from multiple gin and tonics to inadequate sexual performance (though these may be somehow related). The album sounds like a late night road trip where you stop for gas, cigs, and coffee at a Quickie Mart only to discover that you've stumbled into a wild eviction party being held by the proprietors.' It costs about 65 dollars to make,' explains Don Kenny. 'It's not that we really wanted to record it this way purposely; I just think that, compared to a lot bands out there, we had less money, so we recorded it in the bedroom.' Better Off Dead's first CD is full of stories about fast food, marital aids, thievery, and, well, Lesbians. 'One of our fans is this girl whose boyfriend dumped her for some guy,' says VD, 'I adapted her story to my situation and out came Lesbian Blues.' Better Off Dead spotlights such songs as 'Kleptomaniac,' 'Liquor in the Front,' and 'She like that Chicken.' Also featured, a reworked rendition of the Nick Lowe ditty 'What Did I Do Last Night,' the obscure 'Leave Married Women Alone,' and a barrelhouse version of Dr. Ross' 'Boogie Disease,' whose refrain pretty much captures the spirit of Better Off Dead: 'I'm gonna boogie boogie boogie,'til they put me in the hearse.'
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The UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs (ISAP) hosted the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Scientific Conference/Workshop at the Doubletree Guest Suites in Santa Monica on February 12-13, 2007. Efforts for the conference were spearheaded by Dr. Yih-Ing Hser of UCLA and other members of NIDA's Asian American/Pacific Islander Researchers and Scholars Work Group. The target audience for this event was graduate students, junior and senior investigators, and health and healthcare professionals interested in AAPI addiction research. The conference/workshop showcased interdisciplinary addiction research by renowned AAPI and other researchers working to translate basic research discoveries into medications, treatments, or prevention methods, thereby fostering routine use in community-based settings. It also highlighted applications of translational addiction research among Asian and Pacific Islander populations in international studies, while focusing on the career development of the next generation of AAPI addiction researchers. Federal sponsors of this event were National Institute on Drug Abuse; Center for Substance Abuse Treatment, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration; and National Institute of Mental Health.
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Keeworld was created and is operated by Saora Inc. in Japan.
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The rainy weather could not deter the dedicated supporters of the first annual Stork Fund Walkabout. One hundred and forty-nine participants dodged puddles and rain drops to attend the exciting event at the historic Franklin Park Zoo this past Saturday on June 11, 2011.
In support of the Stork Fund, the Walkabout was held as an educational event for both adults and children. Booths were set up in a few locations, where interested walkers could learn about car seat safety, nutrition, dental hygiene, exercise, and sun protection. Each child held a "passport" that guided them through the walk. Children could have their passports stamped at different locations throughout the zoo.
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TORONTO, June 5, 2012 /CNW/ - Maybe it's a jersey number, a loved one's birthday, or a house number - whichever way you choose, just two simple digits now give Ontario lottery players more chances to play! Today, Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) unleashes the excitement with PICK 2, a new Ontario Daily draw lottery game.
"We're always looking for new ways to engage our customers with fun games and innovative ways to play," says Greg McKenzie, Senior Vice President of Lottery at OLG. "With this new offering, it's as easy as one, two!"
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The new PICK 2 Lotto is a fun and simple $2 game that allows players to choose any two digit combination from 00 to 99 for a chance to win $99. The odds of winning any prize with PICK 2 are 1 in 10. The odds of winning the top prize are 1 in 100.
Ontario adults can use a selection slip to choose their two digit number, request a randomly generated Quick Pick, or use our new Slipless Play method - simply tell the retailer the two digit number you want to play and they can enter it for you.
Draws twice each day - shortly after 2:00 p.m. and again, shortly after 9:00 p.m. - two individual numbers will be drawn at random from all numbers zero (0) through nine (9). There are two ways to win PICK 2:
The first PICK 2 draw will be held shortly after 2:00 p.m. on June 5, 2012 and sales start at 6:00 a.m. the same day.
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Today, OLG is also introducing MIDDAY draws for several of its other popular games: PICK 3, PICK 4, DAILY KENO and ENCORE.
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Tickets (with or without ENCORE) purchased for PICK 2, PICK 3, PICK 4 and DAILY KENO prior to 2:00 p.m. will be for the MIDDAY draw. Tickets purchased from 2:10 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. for these games will be valid for the EVENING draw. Tickets purchased after 9:00 p.m. will be valid for the next draw.
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Get Him To The Greek Quotes
Any movie starring actors Russell Brand and Jonah Hill is bound to be filled with its fair share of off-the-wall moments and these "Get Him to the Greek" quotes show that their 2010 comedy does not disappoint. Brand plays a recurring character, rocker Aldous Snow (also seen in "Forgetting Sarah Marshall"), while Hill plays Aaron Green, a down-on-his-luck cub talent scout for a failing agency in Los Angeles. Green is given three days to transport Snow from London to Los Angeles and needless to say, their travels do not unfold in a linear fashion. Five of the more memorable "Get Him to the Greek" movie quotes:
"Don't be a bitch, dude. Let me get my smoke on." Green sacrifices himself for the sake of his job, grabbing grabs Snow's liquor bottle and joint in a desperate bid to kee the rocker from getting drunk and high before his performance. When Snow protests, Green sets him back in his place with this classic "Get Him To The Greek" movie quote.
"I've got six f*ckin' kids! Do you know how many Air Jordans six black kids wear?" Sergio Roma, Aaron Green's boss, is the head of the failing talent agency. In a brainstorming meeting with his staff, Roma gets only bad ideas and this "Get Him To The Greek" movie quote is his way of telling his team what the stakes are.
"Are yo Paul Krugman? My dad loves your shit." In the green room of the "Today" show where Snow is scheduled to perform, Green runs into the economist and New York Times columnist. This "Get Him To The Greek" movie quote is Green's attempt at high praise.
"Oh, it's a bit of this, a bit of that. It's called a Jeffrey. It's mostly weed, with a bit of opium as well... ground-up E's... heroin... Clorox..." Green, stressed out after a wild encounter with a prostitute, comes to Snow and one of his friends for help. Rather than give him sympathy, they give him a Jeffrey, which they describe as the "Neapolitan of Drugs." This "Get Him To The Greek" movie quote is in response to Green's question about what was in the Jeffrey.
"When the world slips you a Jeffrey, stroke the furry wall." Snow helps Green come down from the high of the Jeffrey in a unique fashion as he describes it in this "Get Him To The Greek" movie quote, by gently rubbing the furry wall.


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I've been needing a bigger jewelry box for a while, so for about a year I've been thinking about what I want and designing things in my head. I had several ideas, but I couldn't find what I was looking for to make it happen. Then about a month ago I saw a project that a lady had done for her bathroom, and a light bulb went off in my head that what she had done was exactly what I wanted to do. So I showed the photos to Cahl and described what I had in mind, and he was off and running. I already had the mirror, so all we did was put a full sheet of wood behind it to make it a little sturdier, then we built the box and put in the shelves. We spaced the shelves by how long my necklaces were, and what I wanted to put where. I found a foam ring display, so we put that in, as well as dozens of tiny hooks for the necklaces and bracelets. Then I strung a piece of lace across the door to hang my earrings on. I still need to fin a very small container of some sort for my stud earrings, but I am beyond happy with the finished product! I love how Cahl can listen to my random ideas and thoughts, and somehow he always understands my vision and makes it happen!
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Saturday, January 17, 2015
Caves and Hot Springs
Today we had a rare day with nothing important to do, so we surprised the kids with a mini road trip. First we headed to Shoshone to visit the Mammoth Cave and museum. It was a cool set up, and the kids really enjoyed walking in to the back of the cave, as well as the museum. It had so much stuff in it, that it felt like you could spend a week inside and still not see everything. After we went to the cave, we ate our picnic then drove down to 1000 Springs resort and swam at the hot springs for a few hours. It is a nice covered pool, and the kids really loved the 2 diving boards and slide. All of the boys went off both the high and low diving boards, and Brinley went off the low one. She is a total mermaid! She swam all over the pool and didn't want any help. Cahl and I were both so impressed with her.
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Thursday, January 15, 2015
Pack Night
Hunter has only been in scouts now for a week, and tonight was his very first Pack Night. It was a lot of fun, and the leaders did a great job. Hunter and 2 of his friends were all welcomed into the Wolf den, and this pack has a custom of painting the faces of new and advancing kids, so they all got their faces painted. Hunter also earned his Bobcat award already, and he is very excited to see it sewn onto his shirt!
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Monday, January 12, 2015
Happy Birthday!
It's hard to believe that Tristan is 14 years old already. Time really has flown by, and looking back it's kind of amazing to see all the places it's taken us. Tristan really is a great kid, and he brings so much to our family.
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Thursday, January 8, 2015
Cub Scouts
Tonight Cahl and I took Hunter to his first Scout meeting. It's a little bittersweet for us since he's our final scout, but he's been dying to be a scout for so many years, and we are really happy for him.
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Tuesday, January 6, 2015
Break Dancing
Hunter started break dancing class tonight, and he is so excited about it! One of his good friends is also in the class, and they are having a ball. It's so fun to watch them!
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Saturday, January 3, 2015
This afternoon was Hunter's baptism. He was so proud to wear his new suit and tie! There were 3 kids from our ward, so it was a packed house. But it was really nice, and Hunter had lots of people come to support him. Afterward, we had a some of our friends over for dinner and visiting, which was really nice to get to see them and catch up.
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Audubon: A Vision develops three related themes that Warren used over and over in his fiction and poetry: the quest for identity, the loss of innocence, and reconciliation to the changes brought by time. The last two might be expressed in religious terms as the Fall and the Redemption. Warren was well acquainted with and skillful in the use of traditional Christian imagery, but he was more likely to consider these issues as psychological conditions or rites of passage than as religious doctrine. The psychological journey unfolds from an inner necessity.
Each of these themes has a double, or perhaps even a triple, layer of meaning in the poem. Each applies personally to Audubon, the naturalist and painter, and his quest for identity and validation for his life's work. Each applies as well to America as a whole, which was living through radical changes at the same time, losing its wild, free heritage of wilderness. Was the white man bringing "civilization" or simply corrupting an order more finely tuned to the needs of living things than anything men have invented since?
One cannot turn back the clock, however, or regain the original paradise (if, indeed, it ever existed—either in childhood or in the primeval forest). Warren does insist that the vision does not die, admitting that "For everything there is a season./ But there is a dream/ Of a season past all seasons." Some might call this sentimental, but Warren probably considered it an archetypal idea necessary to maintain one's moral equilibrium in a fallen world. It may also be the primary source of art: Audubon would probably not have painted pictures, nor would Warren have written poetry, without that dream.
This suggests the hidden third layer of meaning that may be assumed, given some knowledge of Warren's life. As suggested above, Warren himself aspired to being a painter of wildlife. He took lessons for a while as a child but learned...
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