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I've been using Sublime more and more to handle the mass (mess?) of information I have to deal with at work. Although I do some web design, most of it does not have to do with programming. But I've found that using text files, especially with Sublime's feature set, is the easiest way to handle the information.
What I currently use & what I am still missing:
Several tab separated files (.tsv). These are useful for importing to Excel when I need to collaborate with other people. On the down side, they are hard to work with, because the values are not lined up. Longer files are especially headache inducing.
A bunch of markdown files with notes and other bits and pieces of information. This is actually where I am happiest: I use markdown headings for structure and then fly through the file using Ctrl+R. But I sometimes miss orgmode's features here and I often want to incorporate tabular data with the same problems as above.
I was wondering if other users are have found any ingenious solutions (including plugins, hacks, etc.) on organizing their work/home life and what your workflows are.
If you want new features and stuff you can better make a topic at Ideas and Feature Requests.But Sublime is indeed a great tool for web development .
I'm not interested in suggesting changes to the core of Sublime. It's great as it is.
I just find myself using Sublime for all sorts of reasons, simply because I almost always have it open. (And if I don't, it opens faster than any other application.)
To give an off-beat example. I often myself entering tabular data in Sublime because it's faster than firing up Excel or another equivalent. It doesn't have to be particularly complicated data. I keep a "radio.tsv" file around for jotting down songs I like when listening to Soma FM, so I can look them up later. I use the format: Artist [tab] Song [tab] Album. This does the job, but the entries don't line up, so it's not that easy to parse. I thought other people might have put Sublime to equally off-beat uses, and might have found useful workflows.
But maybe it's just me.
Hi Alex
You're not alone, I use Sublime for all kinds of things too - have a look at the Elastic Tabstops plugin (wbond.net/sublime_packages/community for more info.
Regarding Orgmode plugins, have a look at github.com/danielmagnussons/orgmode which is based on the one you referred to above
Take a look at workflowy
Thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for.
My link was to the thread rather than a specific plugin; I actually use the orgmode plugin you link to. Unfortunately, I have yet to get any of the orgmode plugins to work in Linux.
I wasn't aware of Workflowy, but what I (try to) do in orgmode is pretty similar. I'll register to see what workflow of Workflowy is like, but I think I'll stick to my text files for now.
My main gripe with orgmode (aside from not being able to use it in Linux) is not being able to filter by tags. Or perhaps I just haven't figured out how to do it. (There seems to be a lot of that going round )
Any other productivity tips anyone?
If you use Wine, there is a nifty free (Windows) app called Resophnotes that syncs to Simplenote. It also lets you use plain text notes - even with the Simplenote sync, I keep mine in Dropbox to make use of it's file versioning - and edit them using Sublime. It has Markdown support too. I can then run Pandoc from within Sublime to convert files to .docx format for those "lesser types" that prefer their documents that way. If you run an Android (my app of choice is Flicknote) or an iphone you can then sync these with your phone.
Another app I find really useful is Autohotkey - it should run under Wine or have a look at github.com/polyethene/IronAHK
I use it for various things, including expanding various text snippets....useful for email addresses or canned forum sigs!
What saves me loads of time is the following which I use as a hotkey to give focus to Sublime (it will also minimize it) but you could apply it to any app
ToggleWinMinimize(TheWindowTitle){ SetTitleMatchMode,2 DetectHiddenWindows, Off IfWinActive, %TheWindowTitle% { WinMinimize, %TheWindowTitle% } Else { IfWinExist, %TheWindowTitle% { WinGet, winid, ID, %TheWindowTitle% DllCall("SwitchToThisWindow", "UInt", winid, "UInt", 1) } } Return}
; Give focus to Sublime Text and maximize the window: Ctrl-Shift-/^+/::ToggleWinMinimize("Sublime Text")
I also have my Capslock as a general minimize key (applying shift with it makes it work as a "normal" caps lock)
;turns Capslock key into a dedicated minimize key for the app that has focusCapslock::WinMinimize,A
..or if I want to make an(y) app stay on top:
;always on top Win + t
Hi Mick,
Thanks for the app recommendations.
If I understand your Resophnotes workflow properly, you use it for syncing to Simplenote. I don't really need that as I don't have any particularly intelligent mobile devices. My various computers are hooked to Dropbox and I just drop my notes as .md files in a folder and call it a sublime project. (On the ancient laptop I use at home, my notetaking application -- Tomboy -- takes about three times as long to create a "New Note" as it takes to launch sublime and hit ctrl+n. I wish I was kidding.)
AutoHotKey seems a bit overkill, although your Sublime configuration for it seems nifty enough that I'll give it a whirl just for that. I use a Thunderbird plugin (whose name escapes me at the moment) for my canned e-mail responses, especially for entering: "Please find attached the following files:" (it also adds a list of attached files automatically).
Let me make a recommendation of my own: I recently became aware of Divvy, which is nifty if you need to place Sublime side-by-side with a browser (or other window) without fiddling for a half-an-hour. (This is for Windows/Mac, obviously. In Linux, you can just use awesome )
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Slow dancing (ahh, to be a teenager again), slow cooking (a fusion of food), slow playing (as in poker) and now ... slow cruising (more overnights and more late-night departures).
The most popular seven-day cruises in the world are in the Caribbean, Mexico and Alaska. They are perfect for people with limited time to take a cruise. Ships arrive in port early and are out by 5 or 6 p.m.
However, if you have more time, slow cruising is the way to go. This has nothing to do with how long it takes a ship to travel from port A to port B and everything to do with having more time to see the sights of the place you're visiting. To do that, you need to have a later departure or an overnight stay.
I've been an advocate of slow cruising since the first time I stepped on a cruise ship. My "eureka" moment came several years ago when Claudius Docekal was hired by Azamara Club Cruises to develop new itineraries for this deluxe line. His itineraries had more overnights and late departures and included stops where there was only one major site to visit, on days when departures were early. Azamara took the lead and most cruise lines are following that example.
Among the smaller lines such as Oceania, the luxury brand's overnights are common, just as they are in the "expedition-ship" category. But we are seeing it more and more among the larger lines, especially if they are offering unique itineraries.
River cruising has been in the slow cruising business for some time. In European countries and others around the world, especially in Asia, slow cruising is part of the river routine. Now larger cruise lines have followed suit with overnights in places like St. Petersburg, Rome, Venice, Barcelona and Quebec City and other cities where they have unique itineraries, or are ending a journey.
Slow cruising offers the opportunity to savour the nightlife, whether it's food, concerts or even the Carnival in Rio de Janeiro.
On my last river cruise just before Christmas, Viking organized a special concert in Vienna allowing passengers the opportunity to dress up and spend an evening at a concert that was strictly for customers from the cruise ship.
Azamara, on all cruises seven days or longer this summer, is promoting a special evening event exclusive to the cruise line.
Quebec City, if you go by passenger comments, is one of cruising's favourite overnight ports. If you're lucky enough to have your ship embark from the Quebec capital, you can create your own slow cruise.
Give me a choice between staying late in a few ports by missing one other stop and you have my attention.
Below are some examples of what I mean by slow cruising. You can go online to find these trips, but here's where an experienced cruise travel agent can save you a lot of time.
1) When the re-built Destiny turns into the Carnival Sunshine, you have an opportunity to visit several great European cities on a 9-day cruise from Barcelona (make sure you leave time to stroll Las Ramblas). There are several evening departures and you overnight in Venice - without the cost of the hotels in the city of canals, that's a big saving. At time of writing this cruise was being offered for $579 per-person, double occupancy, not including fees and taxes. Sunshine departures start at the end of April.
2) This is a Christmas cruise from the north to the south in Europe, a 17-day trip that leaves December 22 from Rotterdam. It sails directly to Casablanca and then on to an overnight in Funchal, Madeira (I recommend taking a sled ride down the slippery streets of the island), followed by another overnight in Santa Cruz, Tenerife (on the bus ride to the Mount Teide volcano you see a great part of this island). Evening departures from Casablanca and Lisbon add to the experience before rushing back to the cold in the north. The ship is Holland America's Rotterdam and the starting price is $2,299.
3) This cruise offers the best of Northern Europe with a land visit of five nights to Paris and Amsterdam organized by Celebrity Cruises before boarding the Celebrity Constellation. Once on the ship, you're heading for St. Petersburg, Russia for an overnight, stopping along the way in ports such as Copenhagen, Stockholm and Helsinki. Including the land tour, the cost is $4,649 and the Constellation departs July 19.
4) On February 22, Oceania Cruises offers a voyage from Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires on board the Regatta for $3,983. The kicker here is an overnight in Rio and another one in Buenos Aires at the start and the end of the cruise. Sao Paulo, Montevideo and the beautiful Punta del Este are all part of the trip. Extend it at both ends and you have seen two of the most interesting and historic cities in South America.
See an experienced cruise travel agency to find more on these types of trips, or can check them all out at these sites:

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I love the old baskets, you got to KNOW how to putt on them.My advantage verses others is knowing where to hit those chains.( lower than center on the pole )
just find 17 people who buy the new basket and give them the old basket the old baskets are antiques , I agree.I like the challange of the older baskets, most dont feel that way.I love the cement tees there.
I personally think the West Park Chainstars should be moved over to Highland. West Park is a shorter course anyways and easier by today's standards. The old Mach 1's are in good shape but make putting more of a challenge.
Frank I have been saying this for a year now... I know Jesse and Mickey mouse have been giving money to Gary for the basket fund for four or five years now I am guessing.. you would hope that the basket fund has close to 3k in it and would need to raise another 7k... it is a challenge but if people like Harmon want to buy a basket for that sponsored hole they need to buy the baskets in sync and not have four different types of baskets... or just learn to putt like Frank and you dont' have to worry about the baskets
... or just learn to putt like Frank and you dont' have to worry about the baskets
my course has several types of baskets1 tri state basket with additional chains2 innova travelers1 ching 1 mach 5 fold down1 mini basket for minis1/2 of one ( not sure what type ) 1 liberty 24 chain ( thats the nice one ) 1 db2 ? bought on craigslist1 instep with additional chains-----what type of basket did Shawn buy ?


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Jesse Metcalfe & Jordana Brewster: 'Dallas' PaleyFest Event
Jesse Metcalfe and Jordana Brewster step out at the 2013 PaleyFest event honoring Dallas on Sunday (March 10) held at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills, Calif.
Jesse, 34, was joined on the red carpet by his fiance Cara Santana. Also in attendance were his co-stars Josh Henderson, Julie Gonzalo, Patrick Duffy, Brenda Strong, and Linda Grey.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Jesse Metcalfe
FYI: Jesse is wearing Calvin Klein and Jordana is wearing an Rachel Zoe skirt and Saint Laurent shoes.
Be sure to tune into Dallas on Monday nights @ 9PM on TNT!
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They Gave Him His Med Bag Back But Stole His Truck and Phone
Last night, two robbers wearing full tactical swat gear and masks robbed two men who were stopped at gates on a private road near Willow Creek, the daughter of one of the victims, Vera Greenwood, told us.
"According to my dad, the guys seemed to be waiting for nightfall to rob the property thinking it was a grow site," She said. Her dad told her that the robbers approached the gates on foot. "They kept asking where the weed was," she wrote. "My dad and his friend kept telling them they didn't have any."
"[T]wo trucks were stolen," she said. One is her dad's truck, a 1991 Ford F-150 light blue, standard cab, short bed with a rhino lined hood With the license plate of 6K24346. The other truck is a silver 2006 Toyota Tundra with a black stripe on the hood and a license plate that starts 8B88. The robbers also took victims' cell phones–an iPhone and Android.
"I am grateful he wasn't hurt and the thieves gave him his med bag before taking his truck," Greenwood said.
"My dad is disabled," she added. He has a disease that causes strokes and heart trouble, she explained. "I need help finding his truck. This is his only form of transportation that runs right now…My dad can't afford full coverage so this truck isn't covered at all…"
Greenwood appealed to our readers to help, "I know it is unlikely that we will get the truck back but I have seen a few cars returned lately with enough social media attention and enough eyes looking…[I]t can't hurt to try."


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Silk ribbon embroidery is making a name for itself. The background can be as simple a denim or as fancy as silk brocade. The point-counterpoint of the materials can make for drama or a softly melded pastel image. Techniques are evolving daily and you should never be afraid to experiment on your own. I usually look at the way a particular flower appears after I have tried a new pattern. If I like it, I practice. If I am not sure it is a good representation I look at how to make a change and bring more life into the petals or leaves.
I have begun to use small projects like those pictured here to modify the patterns I have learned from others. It allows me to try out new ways of twisting or attaching the ribbons.
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Feb 13, 2012, 06.25 AMby Ralf Schmitz
i once bought a book about this technique as i like it so much, but know, how complicated it is to be done. this is really so beautiful! my full admiration for that one!
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Wow! These are beautiful!!
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By Crystal Morey
One of the three most famous Henge (shape-shifters) the tanuki is a round jolly little fellow with an enormous scrotum who usually has a sake bottle in hand. He is a Dionysian spirit, devoted to self gratification possessing a head full of tricks to get his hands on rice wine, rich foods and warm ladies. Not malicious in spirit, he's portrayed as a fun loving character whose exploits backfire as often as they succeed… Undaunted he moves on to the next. For tanuki life is an adventure. Tanuki's supernatural powers are strong and he's believed to be more adept at shapeshifting than even the kitsune…
He's been known to kidnap brides or grooms and tie them up to be discovered later while he impersonates them and partakes of the sumptuous wedding feast. He'll make people believe leaves or bits of newspaper are monetary notes and buy sake for himself. They've been known to transforms themselves into inanimate objects like a teapot, in order to position themselves inside people's homes.
Close to the larder they then raid during the night. The tanuki's infamously huge ball sac is totally flexible, extends up to eight tatami mats in size, and can double as a drum, a raincoat, a weapon or a disguise, with or without the use of magic. Tanuki, like the other henge, have a solid sense of honor and always repay a kindness tenfold.
There is a famous story about Tanuki called Bunbuku Chagama which roughly translates to, happiness bubbling over like a tea pot. There was a poor junk peddler named Jimbe whose heart was pure but who could not say no to someone in need and consequently bought more junk than he sold. One day he was coming home from the temple where the priest had been inquiring about a teapot. Jimbe had no teapots for sale however and left the temple without making a sale. Pushing his cart thru a park he came upon a group of boys chasing a smaller girl and pelting her with rocks and sticks. Indignant he ran the boys off and, after making sure the girl was ok, set off home to eat a meager dinner.
While he was waiting for his rice to cool he took stock of the junk in his cart. He was surprised to find a nice old teapot hidden in the back under some bamboo matting. Delighted he set to cleaning to teapot, scrubbing it with sand to make it shine when suddenly it twitched and said, "ouch! too hard". Jimbe jumped at dropped the teapot who once again said. "ouch!" Jimbe was quite perplexed and the teapot, knowing she was discovered, explained that she was in fact the girl he had rescued in the part.
"You saved me this afternoon," she explained, "and I want to repay your kindness. Sell me to the priest so you can get some money for a fish for your dinner!". Jimbe did not like the idea at all but the tanuki insisted so they set off first thing the next morning to the temple. Jimbe made a good sale but was quite miserable having tricked the priest and possible putting the tanuki at risk. The priest set the teapot on the fire to heat water for tea and sat down to wait.
Not long after the pot jumped up spitting hot water and yelling, "too hot! too hot!!"…changing back into her animal form she shot out past the priest straight back to the junkman's house. The priest followed bellowing about being tricked but Jimbe gladly returned his money apologizing profusely. The tanuki was badly burned and Jimbe sat her down and put a salve on her to help her heal. She was visibly upset, lamenting that she had wanted to help but was making Jimbe's life worse when he jumped up clapping and exclaimed he had an idea.
If the tanuki could shape into other objects as well as she could turn into a teapot they would open a circus show…he would play his flute and she would perform and they would have money for fish every night. Delighted by this plan, the tanuki agreed and they soon because a very successful pair…performing all over Japan and eating fish every night.
There are MANY different variations to this story, but the main premise is the same. It is one of those stories that has been retold so many times everyone has their own version!
(Crystal Morey works for Gomineko Books and is a contributing blogger for Tattoo Artist Magazine. For more info on Gomineko Books please visit their website: www.gominekobooks.com.)


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Romantic and Dreamy
The princess look for a fairy tale wedding is a great look and goes with the theme too. A simple coif with sweeping sensual curls just cannot go wrong. Wear a diamond or a floral tiara with it, as you are ready to go. Another dreamy look, is a loosely tied bun, with curls floating down on your shoulders. Wear a tropical flower behind your left ear. Beach wedding hairstyles with flowers accentuates the feminine side in a very poetic way.
Timeless and Classic
Classic hairstyles for weddings can never go wrong. No matter what the texture of your hair is and what the theme of your wedding is, these hairstyles are simply timeless. You can try the beach wedding hairstyles for long hair for this look. Since you have long hair, the chances of them getting tangled because of the wind are higher. I suggest, straighten them, this way they wont give you much trouble. A chignon, which will show off your nape is the best way of getting the sophisticated look for your dream wedding. Read more on long hairstyles.
Modern and Minimalistic
Modern hairstyles are slightly unconventional. For instance short hairstyles with bangs, is not something you'd see in a wedding. You can have you hair cut short or have them long for these sassy hairstyles, the choice is yours. A tightly pulled ponytail at the back or a plain bob is all it takes to make a bold fashion statement at your wedding. Wear a satin hairband, keep the long locks flowing down your back and walk down the aisle with confidence to make the day memorable.
Earthy and Casual
For the wild child look, just don't do anything with your hair. If they have a wavy structure don't try to tame them otherwise. For an earthy feel, wear a tiara of olive leaves and small white flowers. Lightly place the white tulle veil and wear the majestic look as you begin your new life. I suggest to get this look just as you've dreamed of it, grow your hair long or wear extensions.
Breezy and Beach
This one is my favorite. For a relaxed breezy look, pin up your hair, with a pin that's made of seashells or a star fish. You don't have to spend hours and hours on fixing this hairstyle. All you need to do is pin up a few strands and leave the rest. Keep it as casual as possible. This will give you an innocent look.
So, these were some of the casual beach wedding hairstyles. You can also go for a formal look if the wedding theme demands so. Since you are having a beach wedding, wear minimal make up. The nude simple look will look beautiful against the serenity of the surroundings. Good luck!


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Soar high in the sky on a whimsical flight over Storybook Circus aboard Dumbo the Flying Elephant.
Hop atop Dumbo and take off into the air on a joyful journey amid the jubilant sounds of carnival music. Based on Disney's 1941 animated classic Dumbo, Dumbo the Flying Elephant invites you to accompany everybody's favorite circus elephant as he discovers his unique ability to fly.
Dumbo's faithful friend Timothy Q. Mouse greets you from the arched entry, directing the action with help from his "magic" feather. As a jovial band organ melody begins, Dumbo gracefully lifts off from the ground and magically begins to fly around and around.
How High Will You Fly?
During your aerial adventure, you can direct Dumbo to soar skyward or fly low by moving the handle inside the Dumbo-themed gondola. Feel the wind in your face as you take in the sweeping views of Storybook Circus below.
Twice the Fun
This isn't your everyday flight of fancy. This breezy attraction features 2 sets of rotating elephants moving in opposite directions as they fly through the air high above Fantasyland.
A circus-themed play area keeps the little ones having fun before taking flight. Upon arrival, you'll receive a pager that "virtually" holds your place in line. Step inside the big-top tent and enjoy an air-conditioned playground complete with slides, climbing net, and even a toddler section. Kids of all ages will love to be part of the circus show as parents relax in ample seating.
You can make FastPass+ selections for this attraction up to 30 days before your visit—or up to 60 days before your Disney Resort hotel check-in.


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Methodist Le Bonheur Germantown Hospital will hold a stroke survivor group meeting Tuesday, April 1, at 5 p.m. in suite 250 of Medical Office Building A, 7655 Poplar Ave. Stroke survivors will discuss caregiving issues; partners and family will discuss time and stress management. Call 516-6929.
The Orpheum Theatre will present "The Intergalactic Nemesis" as part of its family series Tuesday, April 1, at 6:30 p.m. at the theater, 203 S. Main St. Buy tickets at orpheum-memphis.com.
The University of Memphis Italian program will present the fourth annual Italian Film Festival April 1, 4 and 8 at 7 p.m. in the University Center theater, 499 University St. Cost is free. Visit memphis.edu/italian for a list of screenings.
Talk Shoppe will meet Wednesday, April 2, from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. at DeVry University, 6401 Poplar Ave., sixth floor. David Grigsby of Midsouth Orthopaedic Rehab will present "Designed to Move and Value-Based Health Care." Cost is free. Visit talkshoppe.biz.
Kiwanis Club of Memphis will meet Wednesday, April 2, from noon to 1 p.m. at The University Club of Memphis, 1346 Central Ave. National Civil Rights Museum president Beverly Robertson will speak. Cost is $18 for nonmembers.
The Downtown Memphis Commission Design Review Board will meet Wednesday, April 2, at 4 p.m. in the Downtown Memphis Commission conference room, 114 N. Main St. Visit downtownmemphiscommission.com.
The Memphis Jewish Community Center will host the International Jewish Film Festival Thursday, April 3, through Sunday, April 6, in the MJCC Belz Theater, 6560 Poplar Ave., including a concert by a cappella group The Maccabeats on Sunday at 3 p.m. Visit jccmemphis.org or call 761-0810 for a full schedule and tickets.
The Association of Fundraising Professionals will meet Thursday, April 3, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Kroc Center, 800 East Parkway S. Guest speakers will discuss the establishment of the center and "The Kroc Story: From Concept to Grand Opening and Beyond." Cost is $20 for members and $25 for nonmembers. Visit afpmemphis.org.
The Daily News will host the 2014 Health Care Reform seminar and panel Thursday, April 3, from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Brooks Museum of Art, 1934 Poplar Ave. Dr. Scott Morris, founder and CEO of Church Health Center, will present the keynote. Visit seminars.memphisdailynews.com for more information.
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The annual Hood River County fire departments' Christmas Parade rolls Dec. 17-19, 6-9 p.m. each night.
Dec. 17, Odell/Pine Grove
The parade starts with a static display at the Odell Fire Station from 6-6:15 p.m. Other static displays are mentioned in italics below:
Travel north on Odell Highway to Mud Alley; Mud Alley loop to Odell Highway; north on Odell Highway to Summit Drive; west on Summit to Wy'east Drive; north on Summit to Chamberlain Drive; west on Chamberlain; loop back to Summit; east on Summit to Bartlett Loop;
South on Bartlett Loop to Wy'east Drive; south on Wy'east to Davis Drive; east on Davis to AGA Road; north on AGA to AGA trailer park; loop back to AGA Road; north on AGA to Odell Highway;
East on Odell Highway to Chevron Drive; east on Chevron Drive to Midway Drive; south on Midway to Gateway Drive; east on Gateway to Lingren Drive; south on Lingren to Chevron; south on Chevron to Odell Highway;
East on Odell Highway to Highway 35; on 35 to Sunday Drive; southeast on Sunday to Neal Creek Road; south on Neal Creek to Thomsen Road;
East on Thomsen to Fir Mountain; east on Fir Mountain to Wells Drive; east on Wells; loop to Pine Grove School;
West on Van Horn to Highway 35; south on 35 to Glass Drive; east on Glass to Eastside Road; north on Eastside to Highline Drive; north on Highline to Old Columbia River Highway; west on old highway to China Gorge restaurant.
There will be a static display at the China Gorge for 10-15 minutes.
Dec. 18, Parkdale/Dee
Static display at Parkdale Fire Station from 6-6:15 p.m.
West on Baseline Road to Fifth Street; north on Fifth; loop back to Baseline; south on Clear Creek Road to Culbertson Road; east on Culbertson to Baseline;
North on Baseline Road to Toll Bridge Road; north on Toll Bridge Road to Highway 35; north on 35 to Miller Road; east on Miller; loop to 35; south on 35 to Woodworth Drive; west on Woodworth to Old Parkdale Road; south on Old Parkdale to Trout Creek Ridge Road;
West on Trout Creek Ridge Road; loop to Dee Highway; north on Dee to Punchbowl Road; west on Punchbowl to Green Drive; south on Green to Collins Road; south on Collins to Alder Road; north on Alder; west on Lost Lake Road to bus turn-around;
There will be a static display at Dee Fire Station for 10-15 minutes.
Dec. 19, West Side/Hood River
West on Barrett Drive to Markham Road; south on Markham to Portland Drive; east on Portland to Tucker; north on Tucker to Orchard Road;
East on Orchard Road loop to Tucker Road; west on Tucker Road to Barrett Drive; west on Barrett to Methodist Road; north on Methodist to Belmont; north on Belmont to Westside School.
Static display at Westside Elementary for 15 minutes, at approximately 6:45 p.m.
East on Belmont Drive to Avalon Drive; south on Avalon Drive to Adams Loop; south on Adams Loop; loop to St. Charles Place Road; north on St. Charles to Park Place Loop; west on Park Place; loop to St. Charles Place Road; north on St. Charles to Belmont Drive;
East on Belmont to Henderson Road; south on Henderson to Avalon Drive; east on Avalon; loop to Belmont Drive;
West on Belmont to 22nd Street; north on 22nd to May Street; west on May to 30th Street; north on 30th to Eugene;
East on Eugene Street to Rand Road; south on Rand to Montello Ave.; east on Montello. to Prospect Ave.; east on Prospect to 17th Street; north on 17th to Eugene Street; west on Eugene to 25th north on 25th to Sherman.; west on Sherman to Rand; North on Rand Road to Wasco Ave.; east on Wasco Ave. to 18th Street; north on 18th Street to Hope Ave.; east on Hope Ave. to Wasco Ave.; east on Wasco Ave. to 13th Street;
South on 13th Street to Columbia Ave.; east on Columbia to Ninth Street; south on Ninth to Oak Street; west on Oak to 13th Street; south on 13th/12th to Brookside;
West on Brookside Drive to Down Manor and Brookside Manor; east on Brookside Drive to Eliot Drive; east on Eliot Drive to Eighth Street; north on Eighth to Heights Avenue; east on Heights to rear Hawks Ridge Drive Way; loop to Pacific Avenue.
East on Pacific Avenue to Fourth Street; north on Fourth Street to Betty Lou Avenue; west on Betty Lou Avenue to Fifth Street; south on Fifth Street to Pacific Avenue; west on Pacific Avenue to 12th Street; north on 12th Street to Pine Street;
East on Pine Street to Fourth Street; north on Fourth Street to May Street; west on May to 12th Street; north on 12th to Sherman Avenue; east on Sherman to Ninth Street; north on Ninth to State Street; east on State to Front/State Street.
There will be a static display at Front and State for 15 minutes.
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Almost 150 years ago, the citizens of Raleigh envisioned this property in the "suburbs" of downtown as a final resting place for our Confederate dead. Two years later it expanded into Oakwood Cemetery, a place where people could find comfort among ancestors.
Today, Historic Oakwood Cemetery's 102 acres are a beautiful, noble resting place, providing permanent memorialization for the departed, and a source of serenity for visitors. Families come here to remember a loved one, to pay respect to an ancestor they never met, to learn about their community, and to leave with a connection to their past.
The services and options we offer continue to expand so we can meet the changing needs of our community. With over 200 years of active burial space remaining on our grounds we are here to serve families for generations to come. We have many beautiful sections with burial space to choose for either traditional or cremation options as well as a community mausoleum for traditional or niche interment, and our staff will gladly assist you in ordering memorials, inscriptions and other memorial items.
The history of North Carolina is intertwined through Oakwood Cemetery. It can be observed in the memorials, our architecture, the people, and the events we commemorate.
Schedule your visit today to learn more about the peace of mind that Oakwood Cemetery can offer you and your family.
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as for the "abuse" is it similar to "report abuse" user can report a comment to the admin for validation?Yep, you're right.
What to do if I get a Bonk Error?
grep is your friend.
It's good to see more features being added to Vanilla Core..This is something that should be optional, not in the core.
Add Pages to Vanilla with the Basic Pages app | Publish articles with the Articles app
The danger is that the Spam or Abuse buttons will be used as a Dislike button for things that the user just doesn't like.You are right. It can be abuse by people. Can you make an option where if they click Abuse or Spam, it will ask for the reason why they think its spam or abuse?
Like button is kind of must nowadays.
When can we expect this ?
Cant wait !
I see you released it on the Vanilla hosted edition. When can we expect this in the community edition?
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I have always preferred the term , flag , to abuse.. It does kind of ask for ppl to abuse the abuse function.
Bit like , like and dislike.. I prefer unlike or not like.
yes my users use flag for more than just spam/abuse, sometimes just to point something out to the mods.
After having alot of experience with a "like" feature in forums nowadays, I find it coming up short. Just plan old likes is a thing of the past in my opinion, yet many user's are just now being turned on to it.
The best way for me to explain how to take likes a step further, is just to show where someone took the concept and turned it into a plugin for xenforo.
If you want to test it out, just register at this forum and hover each post:
To me, "Spam" and "Abuse" are the same and should just be "Flag" or "Report". Kinda redundant to have both. I can see user's abusing the "Abuse" link pretty often. If you have a bunch of moderators that's great, otherwise it would be a pain to have.
great feature... these would definitely help. also wanted to know what is "promote"? what does it do on a forum and why would someone click it?
What happened with that feature ?
Welcome to the community.
You would be better starting a new thread, rather than posting on one that is 5 years old and refers to a much older version of Vanilla.
Check out the YAGA addon if you are looking for reactions:
Note that is an application, so goes in the applications folder.
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Career Advancement and Professional Development
Career Advancement
- Candidates work closely with the academic advisor to design a program that fulfills not only the degree requirements, but also the attorney's professional goals
- Our Career and Professional Development Office offers individualized career counseling appointments, as well as many other resources ranging from networking events to practical workshops to information about specific job opportunities
- Each year our LLM in Taxation candidates are invited to attend the California State Bar Tax Section Annual Meeting and network with hundreds of attorneys and tax practitioners
- The extensive alumni network includes graduates practicing in areas including corporate tax, estate planning, international tax, employment benefits and corporate counsel, as well as with state and federal government agencies and large accounting firms
Professional Development
United States Tax Court
- Each fall, judges from the United States Tax Court request, consider and interview University of San Diego School of Law LLM in Taxation candidates for clerking positions with the U.S. Tax Court upon completion of their degree
- USD is proud to count a number of former U.S. Tax Court clerks among our alumni
Young Tax Lawyers
- The University of San Diego School of Law is home to the San Diego Chapter of the Young Tax Lawyers Committee of the State Bar of California Taxation Section
- The monthly meetings are held in the law school and are open to students as well as professionals
- Students have the opportunity to hear interesting and topically substantive programs, as well as meet current and future colleagues from the state and local tax community
Richard Crawford Pugh Lecture on Tax Law and Policy
The Richard Crawford Pugh Lecture on Tax Law & Policy brings a distinguished practitioner, judge or government official who has played a significant role in shaping U.S. and international tax policy to USD each year to discuss current and developing tax law and policy trends.
The endowed lecture was established in 2009 in honor of the long and illustrious career of USD's Distinguished Professor of Law, Richard Crawford Pugh. Before coming to USD, Pugh was a professor at Columbia Law School, a deputy assistant U.S. attorney general (Tax Division), and a partner at the international law firm of Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton.
Recent honorees include:
- 2018 Pam Olson, PricewaterhouseCoopers - "The Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017"
- 2017 Deborah Schenk, NYU School of Law - "Horizontal Equity Redux"
- 2016 Lawrence Zelenak, Duke Law - "Recovering the Forgotten Early History of the Fed. Income Tax"
- 2015 Michael J. Graetz, Columbia Alumni Professor of Tax Law - "Tax Reform Beyond the Headlines"
- 2014 Edward Kleinbard, USC Gould School of Law - "Progressive Tax or Progressive Fiscal System?"
Tax Law Speaker Series
Our tax law speaker series brings high-profile tax scholars to USD to present papers on topics of current research interest:
- Willard B. Taylor (Of Counsel, Sullivan & Cromwell LLP)
- Joseph Bankman (Stanford University Law School)
- J. Clifton Fleming (J. Reuben Clark Law School, Brigham Young University)
- Brian Galle (Boston College Law School)
- Roberta Mann (University of Oregon School of Law)
- Richard Schmalbeck (Duke University School of Law)
- Adam S. Chodorow (Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, Arizona State University)
- Susan C. Morse (UC Hastings College of the Law)
- Howard E. Abrams (Emory University School of Law)
- Karen B. Brown (The George Washington University Law School)
- Dennis J. Ventry, Jr. (UC Davis School of Law)
- Calvin H. Johnson (The University of Texas School of Law)
- Sarah B. Lawsky (University of California, Irvine School of Law)
- Bradley W. Joondeph (Santa Clara University School of Law)
- Michael B. Lang (Chapman University School of Law)
- Leandra Lederman (Indiana University Maurer School of Law)
- Edward D. Kleinbard (University of Southern California Gould School of Law)
- Bryan Camp (Texas Tech University School of Law)
- Adam S. Chodorow (Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law)
- Steven A. Bank (University of California Los Angeles School of Law)
- George Mundstock (University of Miami School of Law)
- Stephen Schwarz (University of California Hastings College of Law)
- Jeffrey H. Kahn (Washington and Lee School of Law)
- Joshua D. Blank (New York University School of Law)
- Leandra Lederman (Indiana University Maurer School of Law)
- Ellen P. Aprill (Loyola Law School - Los Angeles)
- Tanina Rostain (New York Law School)
- Reuven S. Avi-Yonah (University of Michigan Law School)
- David G. Duff (University of British Columbia Faculty of Law)
- Roberta Mann (University of Oregon School of Law)
- David A. Weisbach (University of Chicago Law School)
- Karen Brown (George Washington University Law School)
- Miranda Fleischer (University of Illinois College of Law)
- Victor Fleischer (University of Illinois College of Law)
- Robert Peroni (University of Texas at Austin)
- Dennis Ventry (University of California at Davis School of Law)
- George K. Yin (University of Virginia School of Law)
Procopio International Tax Institute
- Founded in 2004, the Procopio International Tax Institute at the University of San Diego School of Law was developed to educate and inform foreign individuals and international companies seeking to do business in the United States
- With the goal of increasing access to international tax knowledge and promoting cross-border education and cooperation between tax attorneys, accountants, financial experts and other interested business and tax groups, the institute presents an annual conference focusing on various tax related topics relevant to its international audience
- Interested LLM students are asked to serve as conference volunteers, and are eligible to attend the rest of the conference free of charge
The California Tax Bars
- Historically, the Graduate Tax Program at the University of San Diego School of Law has been a sponsor of the Annual Meeting of the California Tax Bar and Policy Conference
- Students have the opportunity to meet and network with current and future colleagues while attending the many educational sessions on current topics relevant to tax law and policy at a significantly reduced fee
- Graduate Tax Program students are also eligible to participate in the Tax Bar's annual Washington DC Delegation, to present research on pertinent tax issues to legislators
- LLM candidates can also participate in the Annual Tax Writing Competition sponsored by the Tax Bar's California Tax Lawyer publication
The Federal Tax Clinic
- The University of San Diego School of Law is pleased to be one of a select number of institutions receiving funding from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for a Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic
- Participation in the clinic offers students a unique opportunity to gain federal tax controversy experience by assisting low income taxpayers in resolving disputes with the IRS, both in administrative proceedings and in the U.S. Tax Court
- Guest lecturers for the classroom component of the clinic include members of the U.S. Tax Court, tax professionals from national accounting firms, IRS district counsel, IRS appeals officers, IRS special agents from the Criminal Investigation Division and IRS revenue agents who perform mock audits
The California State Tax Clinics
- The School of Law offers a State Income Tax Clinic and a State Sales and Use Tax Clinic
- The Tax Appeals Assistance Program is a joint effort between the USD Legal Clinics and the California State Board of Equalization
- Under the supervision of an attorney from the California Taxpayers' Rights Advocate Office, students assist taxpayers with state tax appeals and other issues concerning the Franchise Tax Board
- Students receive practical training in legal skills including interviewing clients, identifying evidence, drafting appeals briefs and representing clients in negotiations with the State Board and at hearings