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Somehow, it's been over a year since we began the Coöp between a few tweets, a Skype call or two, and our first posts. In assessing our growth – and how the Coöp has impacted me personally – I wanted to share this #CoöpReflect post and to invite you to share your own Coöp story. Part of what makes the Coöp unique is its community of readers and writers, and our family wouldn't be as strong as it is without all of our contributions from reading to linking to tweeting to commenting to posting to joining.
When I started the Coöp, I hoped that Aaron Eyler and I would have have some fun jousting with one another and our progressive ideas. I thought Aaron's brand of confrontational pragmatism and my damn-the-torpedoes idealism would make for an entertaining mix, at least for us. I imagined that we would collaborate on a kind of Siskel and Ebert blog about education.
Aaron invited Adam Burk to the Coöp, and I invited Paula White. We started out posing a question per week. We tried several different posting schedules. We found a small audience and began to recruit Coöp members from it, while at the same time maintaining an open door policy for progressive educators looking for a safe-harbor for civil conversations about – and a steady push towards – changing public education.
After we reviewed Kirsten Olson's Wounded by School, Kirsten found us and joined up as a critical friend and constant support for our work. From that time forward, we've recruited colleagues, tweeps, and authors who found the blog on their own or through their social networks. It's been our intent to welcome in and talk with everyone interested in making school a more authentic, passionate, and kind experience for kids and adults. I've been delighted by every author's choice to join the Coöp. In looking back at our early days, I'm reminded how indebted we are to Casey Caronna for helping us move away from a set publication schedule in favor of an organic and asynchronous "editorial" policy, to David Loitz for carrying the Coöp banner, and to Goddard College for sharing so many thinkers with us! We likewise owe each community member a debt for joining in our collective reading and writing and enacting change. I remember and am grateful for too many posts and conversations to name and count.
It has been immensely gratifying and profoundly weird to watch and experience the evolution of the Coöp – I never would have thought we'd have over fifty authors. I never would have thought we'd have hundreds and then thousands of views per month or on any particular post. I never anticipated being able to use the Coöp to host movements like #blog4reform and #blog4nwp, but here we are with this wonderful site that pays attention to both the issues and the people working to address them throughout public education.
At one level, the Coöp began because I was lonely at Classroots (at another level, Classroots began because I was lonely and unsuccessful in my classroom in figuring out who I was supposed to be as an educator, parent, and person). While I've found myself many times over since beginning the Coöp, I haven't become who I want to be yet. Regardless, the Coöp has, thankfully and wonderfully, become something much more than I thought it would be.
I am not an especially gifted teacher; I am a frustrating leader. I was successful in my own schooling and so I spent years and years teaching as I was taught, which did little or nothing for my students who struggled the most with school. Even after I began work at a charter school for non-traditional students, it took me and year and half to figure out that just being there didn't make me any different than I was before my arrival. I had to fail spectacularly, repeatedly, to become so uncomfortable in my own classroom that I had no choice but to abandon teaching or to abandon what wasn't working for my kids, my school, and myself. My early writing here and at Classroots should be read as an argument against who I was and what I was doing. I had to deconstruct public education to deconstruct myself. In many ways, I am the system, and every member of the Coöp community is an anti-body helping me cure my ills.
At the blog, we don't pose a question a week anymore or organize weekly posting around a topic or according to a schedule; however, we're free to address a wider variety of topics during any given week and we can post on a whim and respond nimbly to current events in education. We don't all comment on one another's posts anymore; however, we have a wider audience of commentators and all kinds of new and inter-looping relationships between Coöp members. We don't seem to have Aaron anymore; however, we have a huge family of passionate, visionary contributors, and I like to imagine Aaron floating next to my screen – like a blue Jedi spirit – whenever I read a new post. We don't have a traditional editorial process; however, we do have a fantastically organic and democratic opt-in community on the blog and in back-channel conversations about everything from meet-ups to new initiatives to re-designs.
And we've held on to our vision of saying exactly what we think about education to one another in a constructive and uplifting way.
Through the blog, I've become a clearer thinker, writer, and speaker about public education, especially regarding the United States. I've become more conflicted about how complicit I am with the status quo.
Both the Coöp and Classroots have helped me hold myself accountable for letting go of hurtful practices and for co-creating my classes with students. I do a better job of being humane than I do of being progressive, and I'm not great at being either – but I try to do good and to value what my students bring to school more than what I bring to school.
The Coöp, in particular, has given me a better understanding of advocacy – especially of online campaigning for educational change. Consequently, I'm most interested in helping the Coöp help others change teaching and learning for the better in public schools. I think we Coöp members and commentators have eloquently described the problems that we see. I'd like us to help one another envision how to solve those problems so that action steps become as clear to us as the issues are. Specifically, I think that running democratic classrooms – no matter what – and ending high-stakes testing are complementary goals that we could start with immediately.
At the start of our shared work, I needed the Coöp to help me see what was at stake in my classroom and in public education. Now I need it to help me figure out what to do next.


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Saturday 9th it will be the day that in Dordrecht will
be this years Championships of the Dutch Music Games.
Saturday 9th september 2017 there will be the Dutch Music Games Championships
in the Riwal Stadium in Dordrecht the Netherlands.
There will be 4 corps participate in the Junior Class and 8 corps in the Premier Class.
This will be the programm of the day in Dordrecht:
14.00 Info desk open
14.30 Ticket box open
15.30 Start contest
15.30 Jong-Holland Junioren
15.45 Jong Beatrix
16.00 Johan Friso
16.15 Jong Jubal
16.30 Concert performance Junior Class
16.45 Award Ceremony Junior Class
17.00 Break
18.15 Champion performance Junior Class
18.30 Calypso
18.50 Beatrix
19.10 Blue Diamonds
19.30 Juliana
19.50 Break
20.30 Wölper Löwen
20.50 Jubal
21.10 Spirit of 52
21.30 Starriders
21.50 Concert performance
22.00 Award Ceremony Premier Class
22.30 Champion performance Premier Class
We wish all the corps the best of luck and we still hope the weather forecast
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Those watching Havelock�s state championship game got a preview look at what may be in store for next season.
Those watching Havelock�s state championship game got a preview look at what may be in store for next season.
Late in the game on Havelock�s final offensive possession, Coach Jim Bob Bryant put in the reserves, and backup quarterback Travis Sabdo, a sophomore, threw an 18-yard touchdown pass to freshman receiver Keion Joyner.
Sabdo was 2 of 2 passing in the game for 36 yards, both balls going to Joyner, who as it turned out, was Havelock�s second-leading receiver with 36 yards. Sophomore Michael Bowman led the Rams with three catches for 37 yards.
Crowe part of championship
Garrett Crowe, as a senior quarterback, led the Rams to last year�s state championship. He also had a hand in this year�s title team, offering his help as an assistant coach.
"It�s been great," said Crowe, the school�s all-time leading passer. "Coach Bryant, these assistant coaches, having my dad on staff, it�s truly been a blessing. To see the other side of the picture, it�s been great, and it�s definitely something I want to do for the rest of my life."
He said the 2011 and 2012 state title teams were very similar.
"This team may be a little faster, but we played together well last year and this team did, too," Crowe said. "I�m very proud of them."
Battle of the bands
While there was a battle on the football field, there was also a battle on opposite sides of the stadium between the Havelock and Concord bands.
Rules prohibit the playing of music during a play, yet when Concord�s band started playing as Havelock had the ball, Havelock responded when Concord had the ball. It came to a head late in the first quarter when officials stopped the game and talked to Bryant, who then relayed a message to the Havelock band to stop playing.
Band director Jorge Benitez told Bryant he was doing only what Concord�s band was doing.
On top of that, both schools have the same music for their respective fight songs.
Flying flags
Havelock and Concord were flagged a combined 20 times. Havelock had 11 penalties for 97 yards, while Concord had nine for 65.
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Emotional Godette
Havelock senior safety Deshone Godette was named defensive MVP, leading Havelock with 13 tackles and forcing a fumble.
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Quite a record
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Posted: Wed 27 Feb 2013, 20:06
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Special features of Quirky 5.4.91
Subject description: Discussion of "one file" Quirky and f2fs
Yesterday I announced a new release of Quirky, our Puppy that explores new ideas.
The original intro page for Quirky:
Announcement for Quirky 5.4.91:
My blog post, with download link:
This forum thread is for anyone who wants to discuss the concepts, and implementation-of in Quirky.
Any other issues, such as video incompatibility, an application not working right, etc., is not a Quirky issue -- as Quirky is built from Racy packages, so post such feedback to the Wary/Racy forum thread:
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Posted: Wed 27 Feb 2013, 20:17
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have given the kernel quirky a whirl on a lenovo t61 using your grub instructions (thank you)
loaded correctly configuring display/sound and lan without complaints
unfortunately I did not notice any boot load improvements (1800mHz with 7.2k drives) but certainly not worse
clever me thinks....
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Posted: Wed 27 Feb 2013, 20:39
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The point was made on my blog that, like Tinycore Linux, this "one file" technique requires a lot of RAM.
Yes and no. The comparison with Tinycore is not appropriate. It has been a very long time since I looked at Tinycore, so correct me if I am wrong, but I seem to recall that Tinycore has the entire filesystem in the "initramfs", full expanded, and runs it from there. No switch_root is involved.
Quirky does it totally differently. Quirky has the usual Puppy files, 'vmlinuz', 'initrd.gz', 'racy_5.4.91.sfs', it is just that the latter two are embedded inside the former.
Or, more correctly, initrd.gz, which is the cpio initramfs, is embedded inside vmlinuz, and racy_5.4.91.sfs is embedded inside initrd.gz.
Now, racy_5.4.91.sfs is our usual xz-compressed squashfs filesystem, so is very small, and it stays that way.
At bootup, a tmpfs is created and racy_5.4.91.sfs is placed in it, then moved into a aufs layered filesystem (which also has a save-file on subsequent boots), then a switch_root takes place and the initramfs is discarded.
In other words, only the original kernel is left (totally) in RAM.
puppy_5.4.91.sfs, which has all of the Puppy files, is in a tmpfs, which is also in RAM, but the operating system is able to use a swap file/partition.
Which means, that the Quirky approach does not need a "lot of RAM". Not necessarily, anyway. I mentioned in the Quirky release notes that there should be at least 512MB RAM, however Quirky would probably work in 256MB RAM if there is a swap file/partition -- but, I wouldn't recommend it, it would likely be slow.
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Posted: Wed 27 Feb 2013, 20:49
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It has been suggested that the name 'kernel.qky' needs a rethink.
Yes, I have been thinking that for sometime. I left it at that name for now, to get the ball rolling.
As any Puppy can be built as a "one file" Puppy, I suggest that the name include the name of the Puppy.
As far as the "qky" extension, I suggest "pup". We did have .pup package files a long time ago, but that extension should now be available for a new use.
So, a one-file pup built from Racy could be 'racy.pup'.
But, should the version number be included?
In that case, it would be 'racy-5.4.91.pup'
We can reserve .pup to always mean these one-file puppies. Furthermore, we can get ROX-Filer to recognise .pup mime-type to have this new meaning, and offer to open up and edit the contents -- for those who would like to hack the contents.
We already do this for 'initrd.gz' files. Awhile back I added mime-type handling, so if you click on a 'initrd.gz' file, you get an offer to open it up, then you can edit the contents, then put it together again. Which is great for hacking your pup's bootup.
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Posted: Wed 27 Feb 2013, 23:41
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I tried to get it running last night, but had no luck booting via grub4dos.
It started to boot, then the computer just hung for a LOOONNNGGGG time, no progress.
Any tips??
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Posted: Wed 27 Feb 2013, 23:44
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I had the same problem on an old IBM t21 laptop which had insufficient memory
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Posted: Thu 28 Feb 2013, 02:39
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8gig of ram should be enough tho right..?
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Posted: Thu 28 Feb 2013, 03:14
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Hi p310don
8gig ram is more than adequate - works in 2gig ram here. (1gig ram is plenty)
Tips ? - A possible potential reason -
grub4dos is fussy aboat "order". It likes to keep its list in order.
So - if one has a folder named "qky" for example - it needs to be placed in the correct position (or order) in the menu.lst file.
So logically Q (folders) are positioned after P folders (dir)'s and before R.
If one just dumps one's Q (qky) folder (dir) anywhere - grub4dos gets the hump.
Could be worth checking - HTH - best regards - Ray
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Posted: Thu 28 Feb 2013, 03:48
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Oh it is explained here.
Barry write
"I created a directory '/quirky5.4.91' in one of the hd ext3 partitions. I then created an entry in the grub4dos 'menu.lst' file:
title Quirky 5.4.91 (sda7/quirky5.4.91)
uuid f547d8df-78f1-44db-a84a-600d9e9185cb
kernel /quirky5.4.91/kernel.qky pmedia=atahd psubdir=quirky5.4.91
Faster to download here
Ray I fail to get what your refer to here
"So logically Q (folders) are positioned after P folders (dir)'s and
before R. If one just dumps one's Q (qky) folder (dir) anywhere -
grub4dos gets the hump."
How can one decide on such things? The computer place it where it does?
Okay I download and see if it loads
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
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Posted: Thu 28 Feb 2013, 04:31
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Hi nooby
Normally when one installs and runs grub4dos - it will search your drives and automatically produce a menu.lst.
However as BK explains - with kernel.qky - one needs to manually edit menu.lst - because grub4dos won't automatically work with "kernel.qky" - therefore where (in menu.lst) one positions one's manually edited entry is potentially important when using grub4dos.
HTH - bets regards - Ray
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Posted: Thu 28 Feb 2013, 04:47
Post subject: Testing the "litter"
Hi Barry,
I tested Racy 5.4.91 and Quirky 5.4.91 yesterday both with a manual frugal install to a Fat32 USB2 stick. (Syslinux 4.04 boot - Nvidia GeForce 210)
The old Nouveau problem has definitely reared its ugly head again. Both booted to a distorted frozen desktop which seemed to be a frame-buffer echo of the vesamenu.c32 splash screen.
Using nouveau.modeset=0, I was however able to get vesa displays and then to switch to NV. Having done that however the show stopper was that the boot time extended to 180 seconds compared to 40 seconds with Precise 5.4.93 k3.8.0 on the same stick!
In order to eliminate syslinux as a possible cause, I also booted from CDs with the same result.
Precise 5.4.93 has been the best experience to date on my particular hardware and I have made some progress with the dual partition approach (fat/f2fs) which I have written up in this thread:
Regards ETP
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Posted: Thu 28 Feb 2013, 04:58
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Thanks. it fail to show a normal screen it only has some -----
on it in different colors way up on the screen one need to
hard reboot. Exact same on both.
so same problem as ETP reports on.
I have HP Desktop with Athlon Dual core 3GB RAM 250MB HD
resolution 1366x768 LCD screen
Gallium 0.4 on NV8
So most likely it this code ? nouveau.modeset=0
So hope next Racy find ways to
fix this nouveau thing?
I tested racy and it booted fine with that code.
I test quirky now that one booted just fine into vesa too
if one use that code and then it suggest one test with
proper driver so please fix that |smile|
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
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Posted: Thu 28 Feb 2013, 08:32
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Ok, got it to boot, after about 3-4 mins of waiting, I get garbled screen like two above.
Crtl Alt Bkspace gives me a blinking cursor, only solution for me is hard poweroff.
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Posted: Thu 28 Feb 2013, 12:05
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Booted fine but unable to create a savefile - don't get asked for either the "Are You Ready" screen or savefile size on 1st reboot and even if location is set by Barry's instruction in his blog the size does not get set - see screenie
This is a "frugal" install on an NTFS drive inside subdirectory test-quirky
1413 Time(s)
LxPup = Puppy + LXDE
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Posted: Thu 28 Feb 2013, 13:05
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hey peebee
there is a note at the bottom of the announcement on barry's blog
you have to select change folder, it's a known bug
it worked ok for me
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Report and Snapshot Size Limits
Administrators who manage a Reporting Services deployment can use the information in this topic to understand report size limits when the report is published to a report server, rendered at run time, and saved to the file system. This topic also provides practical guidance on how to measure the size of a report server database, and describes the effect of snapshot size on server performance.
Maximum Size for Published Reports and Models
On the report server, report and model size is based on the size of the report definition (.rdl) and report model (.smdl) files that you publish to a report server. The report server does not limit the size of a report or model that you publish. However, Microsoft ASP.NET imposes a maximum size for items that are posted to the server. By default, this limit is 4 megabytes (MB). If you upload or publish a file that exceeds this limit to a report server, you receive an HTTP exception. In this case, you can modify the default by increasing the value of the maxRequestLength element in the Machine.config file.
Although a report model might be very large, report definitions rarely exceed 4 MB. A more typical report size is in the order of kilobytes (KB). However, if you include embedded images, the encoding of those images can result in large report definitions that exceed the 4 MB default.
ASP.NET imposes a maximum limit on posted files to reduce the threat of denial-of-service attacks against the server. Increasing the value of the upper limit undermines some of the protection that this limit provides. Increase the value only if you are confident that the benefit of doing so outweighs any additional security risk.
Report Size in Memory
When you run a report, report size is equal to the amount of data that is returned in the report plus the size of the output stream. Reporting Services does not impose a maximum limit on the size of a rendered report. System memory determines the upper limit on size (by default, a report server uses all available configured memory when rendering a report), but you can specify configuration settings to set memory thresholds and memory management policies. For more information, see Configuring Available Memory for Report Server Applications.
For any report, size can vary considerably depending on how much data is returned and which rendering format you use for the report. A parameterized report might be larger or smaller depending on how parameter values affect the query results. The report output format you choose effects report size in the following ways:
HTML processes the report one page at a time. Because the report is processed in smaller units, less memory is required to process specific chunks.
PDF, Excel, TIFF, XML, and CSV process the entire report in memory before displaying the report to the user.
To measure the size of a rendered report, you can view the report execution log. For more information, see Report Server Execution Log.
To calculate the size of a rendered report on disk, you can export and then save the report to the file system (the saved file includes data and report formatting information).
The only hard limit on report size is when rendering to Excel format. Worksheets cannot exceed 65536 rows or 256 columns. Other rendering formats do not have these limits so size is limited only by the amount of resources on your server. For more information about Excel file limits, see Exporting to Microsoft Excel.
Report processing and rendering occur in memory. If you have large reports or large number of users, be sure to do some kind of capacity planning to make sure your report server deployment performs at a level that is satisfactory for your users. For more information about tools and guidelines, see the following publications on MSDN: Planning for Scalability and Performance with Reporting Services and Using Visual Studio 2005 to Perform Load Testing on a SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services Report Server.
Measuring Snapshot Storage
The size of any given snapshot is directly proportional to the amount of data in the report. Snapshots are typically much larger than other items that are stored on a report server. Snapshot size can typically range from a few megabytes to tens of megabytes. If you have very large reports, you can expect to see snapshots that are even larger. Depending on how frequently you use snapshots and how you configure report history, the amount of disk space that the report server database requires can increase rapidly over a short period of time.
By default, both the reportserver and reportservertempdb databases are set to autogrow. Although the database size can increase automatically, it is never decreased automatically. If the reportserver database has excess capacity because you deleted snapshots, you must manually reduce it to recover disk space. Similarly, if the reportservertempdb grew to accommodate an unusually high volume of interactive reporting, the disk space allocation will remain at that setting until you reduce it.
To measure the size of the report server databases, you can run the following Transact-SQL commands. Calculating total database size at regular intervals can help you develop reasonable estimates of how to allocate space for the report server database over time. The following statements measure the amount of space that that is currently used (the statements assume you are using default database names):
USE ReportServer
EXEC sp_spaceused
Snapshot Size and Report Server Performance
Snapshot size affects server performance when the report is processed and rendered. Server performance is most affected by rendering operations, so if you have a large snapshot you can expect some delay when users request the report. Depending on the number of users, you can expect to encounter delays when snapshot size is over 100 megabytes.
To minimize performance delays due to large snapshots, you can do the following:
Deploy the report server and the SQL Server Database Engine on separate computers.
Add more system memory.
Review the "Planning for Scalability and Performance with Reporting Services" document on the MSDN Web site for best practices on how to configure a report server for the enterprise.
The quantity of snapshots that are stored in a report server database is, by itself, not a performance factor. You can store a large number of snapshots without affecting server performance. You can keep snapshots indefinitely. However, be aware that report history is configurable. If a report server administrator lowers the report history limit, you might lose historical reports that you intended to keep. If you delete the report, all report history is deleted with it. For more information about alternate approaches for archiving reports, see Saving Reports.


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Miller battles, but Cardinals blanked by Reds
ST. LOUIS -- In their first five games against the Reds this season, the Cardinals stalled Billy Hamilton by neutralizing his biggest asset. He couldn't run because he couldn't get on.
However, the nuisance the Cardinals feared Hamilton could be atop Cincinnati's lineup came to life on Wednesday, as the speedy outfielder tallied more total bases than the entire Cardinals' offense. That left St. Louis starter Shelby Miller to deal with a constant disruption while getting nary the run support or bailout that Lance Lynn had a night earlier.View Full Game Coverage
ST. LOUIS -- In their first five games against the Reds this season, the Cardinals stalled Billy Hamilton by neutralizing his biggest asset. He couldn't run because he couldn't get on.
However, the nuisance the Cardinals feared Hamilton could be atop Cincinnati's lineup came to life on Wednesday, as the speedy outfielder tallied more total bases than the entire Cardinals' offense. That left St. Louis starter Shelby Miller to deal with a constant disruption while getting nary the run support or bailout that Lance Lynn had a night earlier.View Full Game Coverage
The Cardinals' chance at a sweep in front of an afternoon crowd of 41,137 fans at Busch Stadium evaporated with it, leaving the club heading into an off-day on the heels of a 4-0 loss in which it recorded just four hits. St. Louis has now scored a combined three runs in its four losses this season.
"I do believe there is obviously more in our tank offensively," manager Mike Matheny said. "We've done a lot of things right, some things wrong, and things we know we want to get better at."
The Cardinals had done well to control Hamilton before Wednesday, leaving him 2-for-22 without a run scored. Miller even worked around Hamilton's leadoff triple in the first inning to keep the game scoreless. It was the start of a string of eight consecutive outs, positioning Miller to keep pace with Reds starter Mike Leake, who was also sailing.
Eventually, though, Miller hit a snag -- starting when Hamilton next came to the plate.
Miller stranded two in the third and erased another with a fourth-inning double play. He would not, however, get out of that inning entirely unscathed.
Chris Heisey extended the frame with a single, and in his second start since coming off the disabled list, catcher Devin Mesoraco connected for a two-run homer.
"It was where we wanted it," Miller said of the tattooed fastball. "He just put a good swing on it."
Mesoraco said afterward that he was anticipating a fastball.
It was the fourth home run allowed by Miller in 12 innings, which combined have accounted for five of the eight runs he's allowed. Last season, Miller served up 20 home runs in 31 starts.
Hamilton then used his speed -- he singled, stole second and scored from third on a shallow flyout to right fielder Jon Jay -- to pad the Reds' lead an inning later.
"He scored on a sacrifice fly, basically, to second base," remarked Matt Carpenter afterward.
"That's the first time I've seen that," added Yadier Molina. "He's so fast. Every time he's on base he's going to be dangerous. … Any time you see a guy with that kind of speed, he can change the game."
And from Hamilton's perspective?
"When the fly ball went up in the air, [third-base coach Steve] Smith was like, 'I want to see how fast you really are,'" Hamilton said. "I was like, 'OK, that's giving me the key point to go.' He didn't say go, but I knew I had to go."
Miller, now 0-2 to begin his sophomore season, didn't find the entire afternoon to be forgettable. He and Molina agreed that his fastball command had improved from a rocky start in Pittsburgh last week, and Miller was armed with a decent curveball. He struck out Brandon Phillips and Joey Votto consecutively on that pitch in the first inning.
Miller had trouble complementing those two pitches with much more, though. His cutter wasn't sharp, and he threw only a few changeups. He did retire Hamilton in the sixth to strand a pair of runners on the corners and keep a then-three-run deficit from swelling.
Miller bookended his six-inning start by getting out of jams in which the Reds put a runner on third with no outs.
"We're getting somewhere," he said.
"I thought he was better than how the result was overall," Matheny added. "We just didn't get a lot of help."
Leake faced two batters over the minimum in his eight-inning, 100-pitch start. Three of the four baserunners he allowed were erased on double plays. Jay, making the spot start for Allen Craig, hit into two of them.
Leake followed the other two hits -- both two-out knocks -- with strikeouts. Only one baserunner advanced as far as second in what was Leake's first win over the Cardinals since Aug. 25, 2012.
The Reds lost all three of Leake's starts against St. Louis last season.
"We've had a chance to face him quite a bit, and that's probably the best I've seen him in terms of command," Carpenter said. "He didn't leave hardly any balls over the plate. He kept the ball down, had his sinker working, his cutter was working. When we did find a way to get a baserunner, he would be able to get a ground ball and turn a double play. He was as good as I've seen him."
With the performance, Leake tied his longest career scoreless outing -- done twice previously, both times on the road.
"He was very, very good," Mesoraco said of Leake. "He didn't get ahead of as many guys as he typically does, but he was able to get some early outs with some easy ground balls. … He was a lot of fun to catch today."
The Cardinals' offense has opened the season part hot, part cold. It has averaged more than five runs a game in its five wins, but the club's run total through nine games (29) is significantly lower than the total during the same span last season (56).
It hasn't helped that the team has hit .181 with runners in scoring position.
"We have a long run of games after this," said Matheny, whose club begins a stretch of 20 games in 20 days on Friday. "And hopefully [we can] throw some good consistent offensive approaches together and hope our pitchers keep doing what they've been doing."
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I've been reading about PHP sessions and they don't seem secure... so I was wondering all of your opinions... Of couse if its some simple variable its no big deal, but other than that, maybe I should stick with cookies
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How dont they seem secure? They are not sent across the internet and the only way to obtain their data without you is to hack the actual server itself (and then you have to know where the session data is kept). I noticed by default its in the /tmp in Linux, and wherever in Windows (I believe its the session.save_path in the php.ini file), but this is easily changed. Im not the greatest in either security or webserver administration. But I believe as long as you have a secure server, your session data should be just as secure.
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A session basically works by the server placing a cookie on your PC with a unique code (the session value). Every time you access a page from the same site, your browser sends back the cookie values before it requests the page. The server sees the session value, and also uses any session variables which are stored on the server using the same session ID! It then generates the page and sends it back to the user!
So sessions are basically secure per se, until someone guesses your session ID (which is a 32 alphanumeric character) while it's active or hacks into the server!
So sessions are basically secure per se, until someone guesses your session ID (which is a 32 alphanumeric character) while it's active or hacks into the server!
keep also in mind that when sessions are working via the URL (when user has cookies disabled), the user may copy the session id and send that to another user.....
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by Pete Mazzaccaro
Bowman Properties' Magarity proposal was unanimously approved by the Philadelphia City Planning Commission yesterday. [For more, see yesterday's story here]
Near neighbors Terry Halbert and Eric Spaeth both attended the meeting and voiced concerns about the project. Both said they felt neighbors were not being hear.
"We really feel process itself has been deeply flawed," Halbert said. "When developer first rolled out this idea his team made it very clear to all of us that their plan was to go to city council and get zoning legislation to enable their plan to exist just the way they wanted it to.
The comments of both Halbert and Spaeth are captured in the video below.
The endorsement of the planning commission sets up the proposal for a hearing before City Council tomorrow [Thursday, Dec. 15] at 10:30 a.m.


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Sears/Kmart Movie Streaming Service Apparently Designed For Uninformed Suckers
from the target-marketing dept
A few months back, we wrote about Best Buy's online movie service, called CinemaNow, which is just the branding slapped on a service from a company called Sonic Solutions (somewhat confusingly, Sonic had owned and used the CinemaNow brand, but then sold it to Best Buy, who used it to offer a service powered by Sonic). Rather than following the Netflix online model of paying for access, the Best Buy/Sonic solution followed the old Blockbuster model: pay $15 to "buy" (really license for the life of your account, or until the service shuts down) or $4 to "rent," which would allow you to watch the movie within 30 days -- but once you started it, you would need to finish it within 24 hours. Those "24 hour" windows have been tried before, and they serve no purpose other than to absolutely annoy and piss people off.
In talking to people who follow these services, we've heard that CinemaNow has had dreadful pick-up rates. People just really aren't that interested, and it's not hard to see that services like Netflix appear to be a hell of a lot more user-friendly. Best Buy recently tried to amp up its marketing of the service, and the best argument it can make against Netflix is: "We tell people to think of it like using Netflix, except you get to keep what you actually buy." Except, of course, that's not really accurate, nor compelling. First of all, you don't really get to "keep" what you "buy." In fact, you don't really get to "buy" anything. You just license it, and you lose it the second your account closes (or, again, the service goes out of business). And, of course, with the way the Netflix system works, you have unlimited access to every movie in its system anyway, so you basically get to "keep" all of the movies, anyway (if you define "keep" the same way Best Buy is defining it).
Anyway, the latest on this front is that Sears & Kmart have jumped into the fray with their own service, which appears to be little more than an identical clone to BestBuy's CinemaNow. The Sears/Kmart solution is called Alphaline Entertainment (huh?) and is also powered by Sonic -- but here the prices are actually higher. The faux-own option now costs $20, rather than $15.
So you have a solution that is not compelling, has serious limitations, significantly underperforms the competition and is more expensive than an identical solution from the same core provider. Are Sears & Kmart really saying that their target market is uninformed suckers?


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When I was a Young Man � A Memoir by Bob Kerrey Bob Kerrey Harcourt, Inc., 2002, 270 PP. ISBN: 0-15-100474-9 This is former Senator Bob Kerrey's story of his life from earliest childhood through the convalescence that followed the loss of the lower part of his right leg during a fire fight in Vietnam. Kerrey, who, as a member of the 9/11 Commission, has been in the news recently, has been a small businessman, governor and senator from Nebraska as...


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AIDS 2014 Video Blog #3: The Global March and Candlelight Vigil
July 23, 2014
But nowhere was the mutual understanding of our shared commitment greater than when marching together during the activist event in the streets of Melbourne on Tuesday, July 22. We were a single community of people with HIV and our allies, and as we raised our placards and our fists, we understood one another completely.
The march wound through the downtown area of Melbourne, called the "CBD," or Central Business District -- the architecture of this handsome city is a stunning motif of old and new -- and gathered in a town square to honor those lost.
There were new losses, of course. The victims of Malaysian flight MH17 were on our minds, and on the lips of the speakers. Those who perished were fallen soldiers in the AIDS crisis, too. Their deaths were every bit as baffling and tragic as the other friends we memorialized.
Grief is cumulative, says psychotherapist (and contributor to TheBody.com and TheBodyPRO.com) David Fawcett, Ph.D., L.C.S.W. Each new loss, whether of a friend or a stranger on the news, can trigger our grief for all those who have come before.
In my latest video blog, you're going to be dropped in the very center of the march and its inspiring advocates from around the world, and hear David's thoughts about why vigils serve an important purpose in our ongoing grieving process.
Thanks for watching, my friends. Take a moment to find a picture in your mind of someone you have loved and lost, and hold on tightly to the memory for a moment. Grief is difficult, sad and beautiful, and it is our human way of feeling all the bittersweet emotions that life has to offer us.
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Friday, July 5: Worries for Samsung
Chris Dieterich discusses key stocks on traders' radars, including Samsung and HTC, seeing dropoffs in sales of Android phones.
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... the the ... okay let's jump over to some specific stocks were looking at ... today ... Samsung over in Korea upbeat story but certainly got a couple different news items some of the looming specter of slowing momentum in Android based ... smartphones Samsung the only stock up on the cost be ... down balls about three point eight percent and what what happened is they delivered ... earnings' guidance for this quarter for the second quarter that was follows a record for them and can double the China free sky-high analysts' expectations ... on the stock to dream big to begin a tumble one and related so Samsung of course is the largest maker of entry handsets is raising their stock on a lot ... of the Leary that's right got up quite a bit although down nearly twenty percent of the past month so what caution When and related to that we have HTC Another being ... a Android handset maker What's News that that that's right so they they delivered the second quarter results that were well ... shy of analysts' expectations profits down more than eighty percent over the past year they were so good at one time a ... leading Android based smartphone ... developer in the U S but this was ... struggling with some market share issues than a new product out that the China ... high-end phones that run a launch window not looking great so far that stocks down quite a bit new over thirty percent of the lower profit in a highly competitive market let's jump over to God you ... know small acquisitions are small and we get the sense is we a star turn away from marketed to small acquisitions ... since the Tuesday night the first ... was aam ... coming called acuity ... they do a bit different Apple aam applications a second one ... last night ... called ... Zino B that's inbox old backwards ... so that sucks up about ... six tenths of a percent early on so this was a was a little help early on his mail business that's right exactly that's exactly right so any of his good will support this morning on the sort of continued trend for for smaller acquisitions ok Chris Dietrich think so much


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Knott's Berry Farm has restored a theme park attraction considered groundbreaking in its time to a technological level its legendary creator could have only imagined when the ride was conceived more than four decades ago.
Photos: Timber Mountain log ride at Knott's Berry Farm
The 1969 Timber Mountain log ride, still the most popular attraction at the Buena Park theme park, reopened Friday after a multimillion-dollar renovation that lasted five months.
I rode Timber Mountain several times over the weekend and found the animatronics and storytelling on the refurbished log flume to be nearly equal to anything found at
The team from San Bernardino-based Garner Holt Productions treated the rehabilitation project as a tribute to ride designer Wendell "Bud" Hurlbut, a theme park pioneer who essentially invented the flume-ride concept along with Arrow Dynamics. Legend has it that Hurlbut had to pitch his log flume idea three times to park founder Walter Knott before getting the green light to build and operate the ride.
Standing in the shadow of Disneyland, the refurbished log flume will naturally draw comparisons to animatronics-filled attractions like Splash Mountain and Pirates of the Caribbean. And while Timber Mountain doesn't contain any of the sweepingly expansive rooms found in those classic Disneyland rides, the rehabbed Knott's ride does include several intimate scenes filled with detail, humor and visual storytelling.
The Disney-level quality of the rehabbed Knott's ride should come as no surprise. Garner Holt Productions has produced animatronics for attractions at nearly every Disney theme park around the globe — from Buzz Lightyear Astro Blaster and Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage to Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure and Radiator Springs Racers.
A contemporary to the 1967 Pirates of the Caribbean and a predecessor to the 1989 Splash Mountain, the Knott's log ride had fallen into disrepair over the decades with animatronic characters no longer operating or replaced in some instances with department store mannequins.
Garner Holt Productions added about 60 new animatronic figures, from lumberjacks and saloon girls to wolves and bears.
During my first few trips through the mountain, I found a couple of the human characters to be a bit wooden in their movements, their clothes still crisp and clean with that first-day-of-school sheen. In a few instances, the frozen faces looked all too eerily alike, as if an army of inbred lumberjacks had taken over the mountain. And the outdoor characters could use a splash of show lighting to keep them from disappearing in the dark when night falls.
But I trust those issues will be addressed in the coming weeks as the show elements get adjusted and a layer of dust and grime adds a weathered patina to the new scenes to match the mountain's advanced age. Hopefully Knott's asks Garner Holt Productions to come out and refresh the ride from time to time so that it lasts another four decades.
The renovation introduces 10 new scenes that take riders past sawmills, cabins, tents, toolsheds, locomotives and steam-powered machines.
Among the highlights was a river-bend junction scene in which a banjo player sits on a porch with his dog at his feet while on the opposite shore, a pipe-smoking granny relaxes in a rocking chair.
My favorite character was a solitary lad in a cavern dangling precariously from a rope ladder with a lantern in his free hand as water fell all around him.
The level of detail in the characters was so high that I found myself trying to spot the hitchhiking hobo's missing front tooth on each of my journeys.
The playful scene of a campground overrun by animals did a wonderful job of juxtaposing humor with fear. After laughing at the skunk turning to spray riders I shrunk back in the log as a mountain lion threatened to pounce.
My favorite sight gag involved a head-high trough of flowing water that miraculously stops just as our log passes, sparing riders a deluge guaranteed to soak them to the skin.
The ride's marquee hootenanny scene travels through a timber town where Calico Kate dances the can-can and Log-rolling Larry runs in a constant state of motion.
Hopefully Knott's doesn't do anything to adjust the endlessly looping audio track that's cycling way too fast in the
The success of the Timber Mountain rehab naturally begs the question: Will Knott's give the same treatment to the 1960 Calico Mine Train? Garner Holt Productions has already drawn up concept art for a makeover of the mine train, another Bud Hurlbut creation.
But why stop there? Why not bring back the Knott's Bear-y Tales and Kingdom of the Dinosaurs dark rides? Or build a
The possibilities are endless.
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Metachromatic leukodystrophy (MLD) is a genetic disorder that affects nerves, muscles, other organs, and behavior. It slowly gets worse over time.
Alternative Names
MLD; Arylsulfatase A deficiency; Leukodystrophy - metachromatic
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MLD is usually caused by the lack of an important
The disease is passed down through families (inherited). You must get a copy of the defective gene from both your parents to have the disease. Parents can each have the defective gene, but not have MLD. A person with one defective gene is called a "carrier."
Children who inherit only one defective gene from one parent will be a carrier, but usually will not develop MLD. When two carriers have a child, there is a 25% chance that the child will get both genes and have MLD.
MLD occurs in about 1 in 40,000 people. There are three forms of the disease. They are based on when the symptoms begin:
- Late infantile MLD symptoms usually begin by ages 1 - 2.
- Juvenile MLD symptoms usually begin between ages 4 and 12.
- Adult (and late-stage juvenile MLD) symptoms may occur between age 14 and adulthood (over age 16), but may begin as late as the 40s or 50s.
- Abnormal high muscle tone, abnormal muscle movements
- Behavior problems
- Decreased mental function
Decreased muscle tone
- Difficulty walking
- Feeding difficulties
- Frequent falls
- Inability to perform normal tasks
Incontinence Irritability
- Loss of muscle control
- Nerve function problems
- Personality changes
- Poor school performance
- Speech difficulties, slurring
- Swallowing difficulty
Signs and tests
Signs include:
Abnormal eye movements
- Abnormal posture
- Decreased or no deep tendon reflexes
Coma Optic nerve atrophy
Tests that may be doneinclude:
- Blood or skin culture to look for low arylsulfatase A activity
- Blood test to look for low arylsulfatase A enzyme levels
CT scan
- DNA testing for the ARSA gene
MRI Nerve biopsy
- Nervesignaling studies
Urinalysis Urine chemistry
There is no cure for MLD. Care focuses on treating the symptoms and preserving the patients quality of life with physical and occupational therapy.
Research is studying techniques to replace the missing enzyme (arylsulfatase A).
Support Groups
For additional information and resources, see:
- United Leukodystrophy Association -
- MLD Foundation -
Expectations (prognosis)
MLD is a severe disease that gets worse over time. Eventually people lose all muscle and mental function. Life span varies depending on what age the condition started, but the disease course usually runs 3 - 20 or more years.
People with this disorder are expected to have a shorter-than-normal lifespan. The earlier the age at diagnosis, the more quickly the disease progresses.
Genetic counseling is recommended if you have a family history of this disorder.
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 58 diseños de 15 diseñadores freelance.
This is not a complicated project. The ebook is titled, "I've Got Leads... Now What?!"
All the text that should be displayed is located at.... expertspeakers.net/samplecover.pdf
The full book can be found at expertspeakers.net/proposals/iglnw.pdf
The ebook cover should be 8.5 x 11.
The category of this book is Sales & Marketing. We would like something classy that stands out. It is important for the cover to have a professional look and feel, and to entice the potential reader to want to open the book
Looking for a classy, professional and memorable book cover for an ebook. Please send a photoshop file for future edits.
Here is one testimonial about the book so you get a sense of what it's about:
I've been writing speaking proposals and business proposals for over twenty-five years, with varying degrees of success all along. I wish I'd had this to help me when I started. It would have helped immensely.
The content in this manual makes it so easy to identify and address customer needs in a simple and easy way, and it covers so much of the basics of marketing that people new to the world of speaking need.
It's clear, concise, informative, gives good solid information and has great worksheets.
This manual is fabulously practical and if I'd had it when I started, I suspect I'd be retired by now!
Congratulations on a super piece of work
Winner may be offered other work, as we will continue to have design projects.
We look forward to your ideas and concepts.
Good luck ....
Must have the same content used on the sample located at expertspeakers.net/samplecover.pdf
You can find the SpeakerMatch logo at http://www.speakermatch.com/images/logo.gif
We are open to any color scheme- be creative.
The main idea to be emphasized is that the reader can get a job (correct term is "speaking engagement") by using the concepts in this book (for a "winning proposal").
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 71 diseños de 21 diseñadores freelance.
My-Language.com is a language learning company that sells language learning applications around the world. We need to develop a 'brand' that we can apply across multiple websites, application platforms, banner ads, affiliate programs etc. Key to that brand will be a new logo.
The main offering is the language learning application sold on the main website, My-Language.com. It is currently online only but we are developing various mobile phone versions of the application (IPhone will be the first to go live) and desktop versions for Mac, Linux and Windows.
We will in future be offering My-Language Travel, My-Language Connect (an application to 'connect' people who are learning languages) and My-Language City Guides (a guided tour service in major cities around the world).
With these expansions planned, we need to develop a logo that can be used to tie together all of these platforms and offerings and identify them as My-Language products.
We believe My-Language is a truly global, ethical company that is connecting people across the world.
Our application is sold in countries around the world, so our audience is truly global. This introduces a challenge with regards to logo design and ensuring that any design is suitable for such a varied audience.
We have applications suited to all ages and genders, cultures and people around the world.
We would like a fresh, modern and imaginative logo. A logo that gives My-Language a creditable, established feel, but with a modern approach.
We are open to the use of either 'My-Language' or 'My-Language.com' within the logo. As we are looking at a global audience, we are also willing to consider designs that do not have a text element and are purely graphical.
As we may like to use the logo as an application icon, favicon etc in future, there should be a graphical element to all logos rather than just a purely text based logo.
The styling of the logo should fit with our current website design at:
You can see other language versions of the site at:
http://www.my-language.com/fr/ etc
The logo should be suitable for use on
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Although tempting, we want to avoid the use of a globe in the logo as we feel this is a dated approach.
Overall we are looking for an innovative modern approach that will have a very broad, dynamic feel, innovative, yet establishd & credible appeal.
The logo would ideally by available in several colours, due to the implications of certain colours on different cultures.
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I'll hold my judgment until I play the game, but from what I have seen and heard, it's quite good, from both the trailer and everyone who did play the demo.
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This game is kinda short for a RPG though (23 stages) and do not have that epic feel. (You are not saving the world but a small country) People might be interested that the titled Character only appears in 2-3 stages and as a NPC.
What is does give me is a interactive anime war drama, something like Band Of Brothers. Or if people here want a game that comparable to this, Brothers In Arms but everything design in Anime format and untilise a system og semi turn-based 3rd Person shooter with a unique character quirk for all the characters.
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The other thing about this game is that most of the characters you use remain grunts with faces that do not have their stories told other than with minor write up in the characters' glossary. Of course, this could change if Sega stay constant with their DLCs as we have seen with Idie and some of her cohorts and now, Selvaria.
But don't get me wrong here, this game remains a unique experience for me in my book and I will be glad if future SRPG take a leaf from it.
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The Europeans will be getting their copies by the end of this week, while the Japanese gets their 2nd DLC.
For me, I'm just glad that I saved enough cash in my Japanese PSN account wallet to get the DLC on it's release date. My main concern is that Selvaria's customise Machine Assault Rifle, Ruhm, does not make things in Hard-EX mode any less challenging. That gun was punishing aganist my squard, will it do the same aganist the enemies ?
Somehow I feel this game will end up as a sleeper hit of '08. Sure it gets positive reviews, but aganist heavyweight (and much more heavily marketed) titles like LBP, Fallout 3 and Resistance 2, it will slip under most gamer's radar.
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Now that I'm done with the 2nd DLC, here's a brife writeup of it :-
The DLC place us in the midst of Selberia's invasion and defense of Ghirlandio (so we have 2 battles this time round) and is narrated by a faceless imperial supply grunt named Carl handpick by Selberia to be her runner, so we get to see his view of the war and what he thinks of Selberia.
The map reuse the exterior and interior of Ghirlandio from the game, except certain places are barricaded. Selberia is officially the strongest scout unit in the game here even without the effects of Orders, she has over 600 HP and her Ruhm can take a tank down with just 6 shots at the engine.(Ruhm fire 20 shots per attack/turn) But she don't carry healing Ragnite and Grenades, (for good reasons too) that's why she needs a supply runner.
After the first sortie, we see the feminine tender motherly side of Selberia.(Surprise, surprise) And She can blush despite that cool manly exterior she has shown in the main game.
2nd part of the DLC just mainly deal with Selberia being a Damsel in Distress after falling into a trap and it's up to our faceless Knight to rescue, after that it's a cakewalk.
As for Ruhm, that thing can only be wield by Assault Troopers. (Selbeira is an exception despite she being a Scout) and as expected, it possess extraordinary stats for an firearm. It's as deadly in the hands of a ordinary Assault Troop as in Selberia's hands.
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Come to think about it, Sega has employed a large pool of Seiyuus for this title in Japan. (including popular ones such as Noto, the 2 Otsuka and of course, Marina Inoue)
So much so that I fear for the English Dub, given the small pool of anime Voice Actors in the US, we may perhaps hear the same voice for 2-3 different characters for the English dub in the game.
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Great use for all that remaining space on the blu-ray disc, if you ask me.
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Opinion: President Trump succeeded in uniting the country during State of the Union
EDITOR'S NOTE: Boris Epshteyn formerly served as a Senior Advisor to the Trump Campaign and served in the White House as Special Assistant to The President and Assistant Communications Director for Surrogate Operations.
WASHINGTON (Sinclair Broadcast Group) - Unity. That was the central theme of President Trump's first State of the Union address.
"Together we can achieve absolutely anything," Trump said.
In this speech, the president sought to bring together not just the elected officials sitting in front of him, but the country as a whole. It worked. Seventy-five percent of Americans, including 72 percent of Independents, approved of the speech.
The president went beyond uplifting language and reached across the aisle in meaningful ways, when he discussed vocational schools, more paid family leave and lower prescription drug prices.
I guess House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi does not like working together since she sat stone faced.
When President Trump touted historically low unemployment among African-Americans, members of the Congressional Black Caucus looked as if he said the unemployment was historically high.
In one of the poignant moments of the speech, the president spoke of American heroes and monuments. Chants of "USA, USA" came from the crowd. Well, that was too much for Democrat Congressman Luis Gutierrez. He walked out of the room.
That is not just disrespectful toward our president, it is disrespectful toward our country.
What does Congressman Gutierrez have against the United States of America?
Here is the bottom line: the president succeeded in largely uniting the country for one night. Sadly, many Democrats chose party over country that night. Let's hope that was just for show. The Democrats should come to their senses and accept the president's honest offer to work together for the betterment of America.


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If you want to know exactly why Florida Polytechnic University leaders intend to ask for another $25 million to get the new school up and running, pull up a chair and get comfortable.
LAKELAND | If you want to know exactly why Florida Polytechnic University leaders intend to ask for another $25 million to get the new school up and running, pull up a chair and get comfortable.
Although interest is high in the financial aspects of the new university, there is no short answer.
The volunteer board of trustees for the 12th state university voted at a recent retreat to ask Ava Parker, FPU's interim COO, to evaluate the need and make the request for additional money. Parker says she will go through the State University System Board of Governors with the request, which will come too late to follow the usual deadline channels for funding requests.
FPU board member Sandra Featherman said at the Feb. 5 meeting she didn't think it should be a problem to ask lawmakers for money to finish the construction on the campus at Interstate 4 and the Polk Parkway.
"They've made an enormous investment in us. They need to let us complete that investment," she said. "We need to be able to finish this building properly, and it's in their best interest."
Board Chairman Rob Gidel says that although there is enough money for construction, more funds are needed to properly open the doors to the university.
"We don't want to open the science center with the rest of the campus looking incomplete," he said. "We are having to build out a 100-acre campus — infrastructure, water management, roads, parking lots, landscaping, etcetera. They gave us enough dedicated money to build one building inside the campus.
"We don't have enough construction money to build out the campus. So do we use the E&G (educational and general operating revenues) money that could be used to build the academic mission to finish the rest of the campus? Or use it for academics and leave the campus for later? And it will look very desolate.
"No one focused on the total cost to build out the campus, no one."
The polytechnic was created by legislation backed by former Sen. J.D. Alexander, a Lake Wales Republican whose tactics were hard-hitting. To create the new university, the Lakeland-based University of South Florida Polytechnic was dissolved. FPU now has its budget and the USF Lakeland campus is phasing out.
Alexander and other supporters sold the idea in part by insisting that the money was already in place to fund the school.
If more funds are needed, the bill specifies, special permission has been granted to allow operational funds to be used for the project. If the university needs more money for construction, it can use operational funds that normally are reserved for academic programs. FPU received special permission to do that under the bill that created the university.
Gidel says it's true that the funds are there for. "We've got enough money. We don't have any problem finishing that building. That building's going to get built," he said in a recent interview.
The rub is that a new university seeking to draw bright students and faculty needs more than a building, he said. "The building is only one little part of all of that. So what we're charged with doing is not just building this building, but finishing all of that, grading all that dirt, putting in underground utilities etc.
"It's more than just the building."
The new board is struggling to plan the university in a timely and cost-effective way with no specific academic plan in place, no students and no faculty. Making projections is a challenge.
There are many factors at stake, including what will happen when students are on the scene.
"If I bring Sally and her mom and dad to the campus to try to talk them into coming to my school, and this looks desolate and unsafe ... you've got to fix this," Gidel said. "So, we went further and said OK, if you are ultimately going to build housing, you have to build more parking and underground utilities."
Former Sen. Paula Dockery, who fought to put the brakes on Alexander's drive to start the new college, is not surprised that money has run short. She and former Sen. Mike Fasano, now in the House, fought tooth and nail to stop the push to create the new university so quickly. "These were the very issues that responsible legislators like Mike Fasano and myself were trying to bring up," said Dockery, a Republican from Lakeland. "You don't have a plan, you don't have good numbers on paper — you are forcing an issue whose time has not come yet."
Gidel and his board and staff, however, are working in the present — not the past. He won't even look at former budgets or numbers calculated by the previous planners of the new school. "From my perspective, I just got here," Gidel says. "What happened in the past and what's been built up to this point, and what's been spent up to this point, is really not as interesting to me. Talk to me about cost to complete."
The new building, designed by famed architect Santiago Calatrava, has $109 million earmarked for its completion. Calatrava's fee of about $13 million has been paid.
Gidel projects a "shortfall to construct initial campus" of $25 million.
"The 109 (million dollars) doesn't mean anything to me because I have no idea how they got this. All I care about is cost to complete," Gidel said.
As plans for the new university are made, he said, the board and staff will work to price those out and make sure all is completed in the best interest of the state.
"We are getting there. Lots of work to be done, and we will need help from the Legislature, BOG and governor, as well as the local governments, to make this work.
"We will do this correctly."
The BOG, meanwhile, has expressed high interest in the school's need for more money. The chairman of BOG wrote to Gidel last week and asked him to attend its next meeting, to be held at FAMU on March 27 and 28.
"Given the news reports of Florida Polytechnic's intent to request $25 million from the Legislature, I would also ask that the presentation include specific information on any perceived funding shortfalls not covered in Florida Polytechnic's initial budget or by way of exemptions granted in SB 1994," chair Dean Colson said.
He was referring to Senate Bill 1994, which authorized the creation of Florida Poly.
That bill, FPU's interim COO Parker points out, also calls for residential facilities for the students. "Keep in mind, we were created pursuant to a statute, and the statute states that we will have residence halls," she said.
That will take money, Gidel says. "We have no place for the students to eat or sleep There's nothing in this plan to do that," he said. "No one contemplated this — this was never contemplated in the amount of money that was given to us, or appropriated to us."
Dockery said the new university's leaders inherited these issues. "They are not the bad guys," she said.
"All of these things should have been addressed before," she said. "You can make all of the excuses you want, but they pushed this thing forward without thinking it through. These are the very issues that were never properly planned or thought out, and now the responsible people are having to deal with all of it."
Rep. Seth McKeel, a Lakeland Republican, said the funding request will be reviewed, but competes with many other needs. "There is a long line of requests for state funding," he said. "During our budget development process this year, we will review and evaluate those requests in a deliberate manner and make prudent decisions in the best interest of Floridians."
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