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At 03:43 PM 1/9/2003, Greg Stein wrote: >On Thu, Jan 09, 2003 at 02:26:50PM -0600, William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote: >> We are waiting on only one thing for APR 1.0, the full set of versioning >> API functions. I don't know where this stands, and I know Greg was >> full of ideas/designs. I'd like to see some feedback on this. > >The versioning mechanisms, functions, etc are all fully coded. They were >that way before I spun up the 0.9.0 release. The versioning document >outlines all of the human background for using that. Coolness. >> >>Committing the change was the breakage. It violated -our- >> >>versioning rules. With the holidays, many eyes had been distracted >> >>elsewhere, so now we are just playing catch-up to catch invalid >> >>commits. >> > >> >No, it wasn't. We've broken the API lots of times before in the 0.9.x series. You just want to enforce backwards-compatibility on APR when it isn't ready because a project that uses APR requires backwards-compatibility. Part of me says, "Tough." httpd made a poor decision relying upon a library that wasn't 1.0 with fixed version rules. >> >> Quit it... we've been binary compatible for many successive httpd releases. > >Happenstance. APR(UTIL) is free to change its API. You're missing that >point. And I suggest that *because* we aren't prohibited isn't a reason to just introduce gratuitous breakage. >> We've proven the 90/10 rule that few changes need to break binary compat. >> And we've tried to stick to it. These changes we are discussing are minor, >> gratuitous, and introduce breakage just for the sake of breaking compatibility. > >No. *YOU* have tried to stick to it. The versioning rules don't support this >position. APR hasn't gone final, so it isn't bound to any contract. I am not the only one who helped with this effort. Even if we aren't bound, there's no reason to be impolite when we can avoid it. >> >IMHO, the proper thing to do is to branch off APR from where 2.0.43 went off, call that API 1.0. Apply relevant fixes as needed (bumping versions based on the version rules - i.e. filepath_encoding bumps the minor). Then, start on APR 2.0 with removal of deprecated functions and we can change signatures as we like. -- justin > >Agreed. I'd state that we make the 0.9.x branch for httpd, and change the >HEAD to be 0.10.x. When we feel cozy, then we can pop to 1.0. I guess I'm confused... what does 0.10.x gain us, when we are free to introduce new APIs over the next generation? In other words, what is wrong with blessing the current code as APR 1.0, less all deprecated facilities? If there are such issues right now, they belong in STATUS. It's been a little while since I visited that doc, so I'm wandering over there this evening. Bill | |
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There are already 6 Eagle Peaks, 2 Eagle Mountains, an Eagle Crag, Eagle Rock, Eagle Rest Peak and Eagle Scout Peak listed in the SP California mountain/rock pages alone. I doubt if that accounts for all of them statewide. Now nation wide......?? Go figure.Personally I've never seen an eagle or an Eagle fan on or around any peaks in 21 years of hiking California mountains.
This brings us to none other than Eagle Peak in Mt. Diablo State Park 2 miles northwest of Mt. Diablo's main summit. This is a nice hike that can be a few hours or incorporated into a larger loop on the many fine trails that cut through the steep slopes and dense chaparral that covers much of the north side of the Mt. Diablo massif. There are sweeping views of the north and east bay and an arresting view of Diablo's north and main peaks from the flat ridgeline summit.
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Mitchell Canyon: Take the Mitchell Canyon Road off of Clayton Road in the town of Clayton and drive to the end. There is a ranger station there and a parking fee is required. el. 700'.Take the trail .01 miles and go right on the Mitchell Rock Trail. which climbs to Twin Peaks at 1,700'. The trail goes south along the ridge a short distance until it meets the Eagle Peak Trail junction. Continue on south on the Eagle Peak Trail to the summit. You can also take the Eagle Peak trail from the Mitchell trailhead by continuing straight to Back Creek Road and following the directions to the Eagle Peak Trail described below.
Regency Road: Take Regency road off Marsh Creek Road in the town of Clayton and drive to the end with free parking. el. 500'.
Take the Back Creek Road trail southwest over the rolling hillside, down into the ravine of Back Creek and then back up northwest a short distance to the Back Creek Road (Trail) going south. Go south a few 10ths of a mile and go right on the Coulture Pine Trail. Take an immediate left on the Eagle Peak Trail and follow it as it climbs the west side of the canyon to the ridge at 1,700'. Go left and follow the trail to the summit.
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A Steam Machine is a PC that can do fewer things, and run fewer games, than the system you have in your home right now.
That's the marketing challenge that's in front of Valve and its partners, and the fact that Valve had a rare CES press conference was interesting, but there were precious few details about what the platform adds to the world of gaming.
The cold and harsh reality is that six of the top ten games on Steam run on Linux/SteamOS - and with Steam having such a huge base of active subscribers, that's a lot of users covered with just those six games. On top of that, there's almost 300 more Linux games on Steam. In the meantime, the PS4 and Xbox One combined have like 10 games, most of which are available on the Xbox 360/PS3 as well, and the remainder are rushed titles nobody gives two rat's asses about.
The Xbox One and PS4 are sold not on what they offer now, but on what they will offer in the future. I see absolutely no reason why Steam Machines ought to be treated any differently.
Reality check: right now, spending $499 on a Steam Machine gets you access to a lot more games and a lot more functionality than the Xbox One and PS4 offer combined. Of course, a Windows PC will offer even more games (not functionality, Linux has that covered just fine) - but that applies just as well to any console.
I've been baffled these past few days about the attitude of the gaming press towards Steam Machines. The gaming press' reviews of the new consoles was full of "just you wait until the actually good games arrive!/new functionality is added, but here's a 9/10 anyway on that promise!", but for some reason, the same sloppy reviewing is not applied to Steam Machines.
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This isn't a review of a Steam Machine. This is Ben Kuchera editorializing what he perceives the Steam strategy to be and how they are trying to get out that message and why he sees that as problematic. He even, quite evenhandedly, makes several of the observations that you do.
Maybe you are just being whiny because you want others to be as gaga for Steam as you are?
Ah, biased in favour of Steam. I can add that one to the endless list of companies, platforms, operating systems, software, people, etc. I'm both in favour of and against at the exact same time. I'm a marvel of nature, that I am!
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Parke H. Davis, who played at Princeton in the late 1880s, and who later chronicled the early days of college football in the United States, believed he discovered its earliest antecedent in the Old Testament.
"Beware, the Lord is about to take firm hold of you and hurl you away, you mighty man," says the Book of Isaiah. "He will roll you up tightly like a ball and throw you into a large country."
The ancient Greeks played a game called harpaston.
"It was played on a rectangular field marked with side lines, goal lines and centre line," wrote Davis. "There was no limitation upon the number of players, but these were equally divided between the two sides. The ball was passed forward by a man standing at midfield and the game was in action, the object being to drive the ball by passing, kicking or carrying across the opposite goal line. Its progress was impeded by blocking, holding and tackling, but here the similarity to Rugby ends, as this ancient game was a prolonged scrimmage without order or method."
The ancient Roman version of this game -- harpastum -- rivaled a less vigorous sport called follis. The German scholar W.A. Becker summarized in his 1838 book, "Gallus: Or, Roman Scenes of the Time of Augustus," what was known about these competing games.
"The follis, the great but light ball, or ballon, was struck by the fist or arm," wrote Becker. "The game did not require any very severe exertion, on which account Martial says: 'Ite procul juvenes; mitis mihi convenit aetas/Folle decet pueros ludere, folle senes.'"
This has been translated: "Retire to a distance, young men; tender age suits me; with the bladder it befits only boys and old men to play."
This was not true of the other Augustan game. "The harpastum was unquestionably a more severe exercise," wrote Becker.
Yet, Augustus wanted a more violent game.
"It would seem that human nature was not so different in 28 B.C. from what it is today, for among the first acts of Augustus after settling his right to succeed his great uncle, Julius Caesar, was to demand a revision of the football rules," wrote Parke Davis. "Augustus's grievance against the existing games, however, was their gentleness, which he considered too childish for Roman youths destined to be centurions and commanders of legions."
Those who followed in the spirit of Augustus in developing football as it was played in Medieval and Renaissance Britain succeeded too well in purging it of gentleness.
Montague Shearman in his 1887 book "Athletics and Football" examined some criminal records from the reign of Elizabeth I.
A Middlesex grand jury reported that "unknown malefactors to the number of one hundred assembled themselves unlawfully and playd a certain unlawful game called foote-ball, by means of which unlawful game there was amongst them a great affray likely to result in homicides and serious accidents."
A few years later, again in Middlesex, a coroner's inquisition concluded that "Nicholas Martyn and Richard Turvey, both late of Southemyms, were on the 3rd instant between 3 and 4 p.m. playing with other persons at foote-ball ... when said Roger Ludford and a certain Simon Maltus, of sd parish, yomen, came to the ground, and that Roger Ludford cried out, 'Cast him over the hedge,' indicating that he meant Nicholas Martin, who replied, 'Come thou and do yt.' That thereupon Roger Ludforde ran towards the ball with the intention to kick it, whereupon Nicholas Martyn with the fore-part of his right arm and Richard Turvey with the fore-part of his left arm struck Roger Ludforde on the fore-part of the body under the breast, giving him a mortal blow and concussion of which he died within a quarter of an hour, and that Nicholas and Richard in this manner feloniously slew the said Roger."
Montague related the fruitless efforts of earlier British monarchs to banish football from their realm. In 1389, for example, Richard II prohibited "all playing at tennise, football and other such importune games." In the mid-1400s, James III of Scotland declared that "footballe and golfe be utterly cryed down and not to be used."
In 1531, Sir Thomas Elyot published "The Boke Named the Governour," which the Encyclopedia Britannica describes as "a plan for the upbringing of gentlemen's sons who were to bear authority in the realm." It condemned "foote balle" as a game "wherin is nothinge but beastly furie and exstreme violence; wherof procedeth hurte, and consequently rancour and malice do remaine with them that be wounded; wherfore it is to be put in perpetuall silence."
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Via Bookslut I see that Harry Potter is being challenged in a Georgia town. What's interesting is this sentence ""I think the anti-Christian bias — it's just got to stop," Mallory said. " By her logic, anything that is isn't y is opposed to y and the existence of which will destroy y. I am mildly sympathetic to the notion that elite American culture is contempuous of religion and religious people, but book banning gets my goat. Just because she doesn't like it, no one gets to read it? Hmmm, not very American in my book. I wager she would enjoy spending time with the God Warrior.
Don't get down on GA though, if you read the whole article, there are plenty of people in town who want to keep Potter on the shelves. The noisy complainers (on the right and left) are just the ones to which people pay attention.
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This has not been a hasty process. To take smallpox as one historical example, smallpox vaccination became compulsory in the United Kingdom in 1853. More than 100 years later, in 1967, the World Health Organization (WHO) launched a worldwide vaccination program. Twelve years later, in 1979, smallpox was eradicated.
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Some lucky owners of the latest iPhone 5 have begun to regret their purchase. The fact is that the new device is made of aluminum - a rather flexible metal. So those who are used to keeping their CellPhones in the back pocket of their pants, the somewhat 'flexible' phones simply bent. So, this is when I ask the question: "How could it bend?", as according to Apple, the screen is covered by tempered glass, which is scratch and it is extremely tough.
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RIP my beautiful girl appy When I was younger I got a pony from my next door neighbor I felt so good this little pony was amazing I could do anything with her I could go into the paddock and just hop on her with nothing I could stand up on her when she was just loose in her paddock she was perfect she was a little white curly Shetland but the day I had to say goodbye was the worst I walked into her paddock and she nickered to me as usual she started walking up to me I got in her paddock and have her her morning carrot that was when I saw her eye it was bleeding and I didn't know what to do I promised her she would be ok I quickly ran up to the house and got my dad he came out looked at her eye and said oh no it's really ba she has cancer in her eye he then said the worst thing ever I THINK IT IS TIME! By now appy was almost 29 and was full of cancer all though her body I felt so so so bad I started balling with tears I couldn't bear loosing her it felt like I was about to loose the thing that I loved that I cared about she was my life but now she rest in peace in heaven I'm just missing her so so much I really just want to see her again hear her nicker to me in the morning give her a carrot so all I ask is for you guys to pay your respect to her every day from now I will have a hole in my heart where she used to belong I'm really just missing her so so much love you appy for me please rest in peace <3 Posted via Mobile Device |
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OK, let me start off this post with a disclaimer that if I had an extra $2000 I would probably not buy all of these things... I would pay off a couple bills then put the rest in the wedding fund. This is more of a "loving list" and swoon-worthy objects. Disclaimer aside, here we go:
1. Prada Baroque sunglasses, I saw these in People magazine a few weeks ago and even went into the Prada store in NYC and tried them on (they looked fabulous on me, just sayin') I am seriously in love with them. But I lose things....
2. Trina Turk Graciella dress, I stalk the Trina Turk website about 4 times a week, but have never had an extra few hundred laying around to buy one of these fabulous dresses. Lucky for me, Banana Republic has just launched a capsule collection, but go fast cause since this morning there are already things they are sold out of. Including a fab pair of orange shorts I was gonna buy tonight... GONE. blast.
3. A Stand Up Paddle Board (SUP), preferably one built for water yoga. Ben and I went out last weekend on White Rock Lake, I rented the SUP and Ben the kayak. It was seriously so much fun that I came home and started googling prices for SUPs. Then I found out you can do water yoga (what?!?! awesome) and I became even more obsessed. Seriously obsessed. If anyone has a used board they are willing to sell me, let me know. Otherwise I'm holding out for that extra $2000.


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The more one researches mind control, the more one will come to the conclusion that there is a coordinated script that has been in place for a very long time with the goal to turn the human race into non-thinking automatons. For as long as man has pursued power over the masses, mind control has been orchestrated by those who study human behavior in order to bend large populations to the will of a small "elite" group. Today, we have entered a perilous phase where mind control has taken on a physical, scientific dimension that threatens to become a permanent state if we do not become aware of the tools at the disposal of the technocratic dictatorship unfolding on a worldwide scale.
Modern mind control is both technological and psychological. Tests show that simply by exposing the methods of mind control, the effects can be reduced or eliminated, at least for mind control advertising and propaganda. More difficult to counter are the physical intrusions, which the military-industrial complex continues to develop and improve upon.
1. Education — This is the most obvious, yet still remains the most insidious. It has always been a would-be dictator's ultimate fantasy to "educate" naturally impressionable children, thus it has been a central component to Communist and Fascist tyrannies throughout history. No one has been more instrumental in exposing the agenda of modern education than Charlotte Iserbyt — one can begin research into this area by downloading a free PDF of her book, The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America, which lays bare the role of Globalist foundations in shaping a future intended to produce servile drones lorded over by a fully educated, aware elite class…
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Doumit led off with a double off Hector Santiago (0-1). After Aaron Hicks popped up a bunt attempt, Eduardo Escobar hit a slow grounder that shortstop Ramirez fielded cleanly but bounced his throw to first base. Escobar was safe on an infield hit and Doumit scored to help Minnesota snap a four-game skid against the White Sox.
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I had to wipe my portable's screen afterwards.......
I wouldn't certainly complain,incidentally :-))
Sweet girl. I guess too sweet. She is getting eaten alive. So many mosquitos. Great set though.
good set for a gorgeous model
Great work Alex. I wish Melena didn't shave so closely. Otherwise, she's awesome.
Another beautiful set from Melena.
Melena is one hot number, and I always look forward to those wonderful brown eyes and fantastic figure. Not like it is the only thing that counts, but her very clean and tight-lipped vulva is one of the things I most adore. This is an all-around good set, even though it is outdoors.
Delightful little woman! Lovely photos, perfect background. Another masterstroke by Alex.
This set is just plain awesome. Melena is perfect for this type of set. Her skin tones say nature girl and her poses are delightful and imaginative. Such a cute sprightly face, expressive and sweet. Such a great smile. Her body is great and that is a very pretty pussy.
Another perfect 10
I luv this beautiful girl, and her delicious body!!! Great set!!!
Why do you not show her tattoo? It makes me wonder how much these pictures are "touched"
If anyone could make me like an outdoor shoot, it's Melena... so cheerful and generous inher display, yet still seeming very innocent and carefree.
Melena is an attractive, real woman. I like her wrinkled areolae and bubble butt. The wedgies in 13, and 14 are different. Sironi stages some interesting shots in 107 and 115, and didn't go overboard with photoshop. Melena and Alex team together very nicely, kudos to both. Good eye by Moon Doggie.
That's one lucky mosquito in Photo 110.
This little insect is a lucky :D
You have to appreciate what all the models go through just to give us pleasure in their outdoor photo sets. Melena is one beautiful woman. Note to all photographers of Met Art; Bring insect repellent to any outdoor sets.
Yep, no photoshop on that shot. I can hear the conversation during this photo session now; Now hold, Hold that pose, honey, just a minute. "Ouch, bugs are biting me, hurry, hurry!" Ok, Good, now turn over on your belly annnd spread your pretty legs, honey. And Melena says "Are you crazy, bugs are biting me all over!" ;)
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Why Ohio? Well, for several reasons. First, the cost of living is much, much lower. My husband could get a transfer and keep roughly the same salary, but we could finally get ahead. In addition, homes are a LOT less expensive. We have found a home we love in Chagrin Falls/Aurora area, and it's around $100,000.00, 3000 Square Feet, and on almost 4 acres. Here in Virginia, this home would cost at least $600,000.00, if not more! We have to move by September 1st, and our purchasing power is much greater there than it is here.
I want a nice, big yard for my kids to play in. Or maybe I am just looking for an excuse to buy the Clubhouse Climber I have had my eye on for so long now! Heck, since the cost of living is so much better, maybe I could finally afford the Clubhouse Climber!
Also, I have tons of family in Ohio. We don't have much family here, and it makes it very hard sometimes. We don't have built-in babysitters, and we never get the chance to go out as a couple. That can be taxing, so having family nearby will be good for us as well as the kids. I truly believe my kids should be surrounded by family on a regular basis, and in Ohio, we would get that.
Also, I miss snow.
We didn't think we'd be able to move due to custody issues with my 12 year old, but much to my shock and amazement, his father has told me he isn't opposed to us moving out of state. So we have been very busy here, weighing our options and looking for a home to purchase this summer.
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French scientist. Jurist. Director of the Bibliothèque Scientifique Internationale (International Scientific Library). Professor of Financial Science at the Faculté de droit de Paris (Paris Law Faculty). |
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