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Taipei Key Mall Traveler Hostel is a simple, cosy property in an unbeatable location in Taipei. We have a wide range of room types, from single-bed private rooms to 7-bed dormitories. All rooms have air conditioning, toiletries and linen provided, and some have en-suite bathrooms.
We are situated right next to Taipei's main railway station and the MRT. We are within easy reach of all the main sights and have a great view of the city from our verandah.
Onsite facilities include a common room, library, guest kitchen and laundry, and we offer complimentary breakfast and free tea and coffee all day. We provide lockers and 24-hour security for guests' safety and peace of mind.
Our hostel are strictly NO SMOKING inside the lounge area,no smoking in the room,outside the lounge there is a smoking area,dont be NOISEY inside the room and dont drink wine to much inside the room.In dormitory strictly no freinds or other person go inside the room and our hostel NO RESPONSIBILITY
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We located at the heart of Taipei and nearby High Speed Railway station / Train station/ Bus stop and station.
The hostel is just over the road from the train station and near exits Z2 of the MRT (subway) Taipei Main Station.
It takes about 50 minutes from Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport by bus to Taipei Train Station and about 30 minutes from Taipei SonShan Airport by MRT to Taipei Main Station.
We are located on the 22nd floor of the Kmall building, which is between the Mitsukoshi department store and the Caesar Park Hotel.
The airport bus runs every 10 minutes between 5:00 am and 11:00 pm. The MRT (subway/underground) runs every day between 5:00 am and 12:00 pm.
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We are in a great location and you can save a lot of time by coming here or go to another place.
By Walking:
30 seconds to MRT Taipei Main Station
30 seconds to Taiwan Story Land
30 seconds to bus stops
30 seconds to the Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Department Store
30 seconds to ATM and 24 hours convenience store
1 minute to Post Office and Banks
1 minute to Taipei Train Station and High Speed Train Station
1 minute to the airport bus station
10 minutes to the Presidential Building
10 minutes to the Ximending shopping area
By MRT(subway/ underground):
5 minutes to the Ximending shopping area
5 minutes to C.K.S. Memorial Hall
10 minutes to Longshan Temple
20 minutes to Taipei 101 Building
20 minutes to Shilin Night Market
25 minutes to Beitou hot springs
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30 minutes to Songshan domestic airport
30 minutes to Yangming Mountain
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1. Re: Output timeline to HDMI monitorHarm Millaard Apr 15, 2012 12:38 AM (in response to UlfLaursen)
Every modern day video card can output to two monitors, AMD Eyefinity cards even up to 6 monitors and the nVidia GTX 680 up to 4 monitors.
So if you only use a single monitor and want to add a second monitor, you probably only need the correct cable. If you use dual monitors and want to add a third monitor, then your choices are limited to the 680 or an AMD, or two GTX 4xx or two GTX 5xx cards that use the same driver.
2. Re: Output timeline to HDMI monitorUlfLaursen Apr 15, 2012 4:55 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Thanks a lot, Harm - as always, spot on :)
3. Re: Output timeline to HDMI monitorUlfLaursen Apr 28, 2012 6:27 AM (in response to UlfLaursen)
Hi Harm
I want to look more into this solution, because I might get into trouble using a black magic intensity pro with a newer asus motherboard (the line of recommended boards is very narrow).
I have the GTX 570 installed in my PC and would install another GTX 4/5xx card too - so far so good :)
How would I get the timeline output on one of the outputs of this extra card? Should I put in a setting in PPRO?

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Startup Weekend, San Diego StyleElmer Thomas
I had the great pleasure to visit San Diego on June 15th to witness the creation of some amazing startup ideas at Startup Weekend San Diego.
The event was held at CoMerge, an amazing venue with very interesting art exhibits scattered throughout. Check out our Facebook photo album for a sampling of some cool visuals.
Of all of the startups launched in just 54 hours, my personal favorite was BreadCrumbs, which showed off Qualcomm Labs' ContextBeta SDK, which promises incredible battery savings even when running GPS intensive apps continuously.
Check out the official Startup Weekend San Diego blog for a listing of the winners and video of all the presentations on pitch night.
Big thanks to the fantastic Startup Weekend San Diego organizers! Congratulations on another successful Startup Weekend!
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Due to the nature of the experience, service animals are not permitted on this attraction.
Take off on a rollicking log flume ride featuring characters and songs from the classic Disney film Song of the South.
Float along a colorful bayou—past delightful singing critters—to a thrilling 5-story splashdown.
Hop inside a hollowed-out log and gently drift past rocky caves, vine-strewn swamps and sun-drenched meadows as you accompany happy-go-lucky Br'er Rabbit from his home in the Briar Patch on a search for his "laughing place." But be warned: Br'er Bear and Br'er Fox are in hot pursuit of the roaming rabbit and they'll do anything they can to catch him!
Much To See and Do
During your musical log-flume adventure, visit such whimsical watering holes amid Chick-A-Pin Hill as:
A Colorful Cast of Southern Characters
Over 100 talking, singing, storytelling Audio-Animatronics critters call Splash Mountain home. In addition to Br'er Fox, Br'er Bear and Br'er Rabbit, a multitude of characters, including geese, frogs, raccoons, possums, bees and alligators, offer up their own slice of southern hospitality during the adventure.
Songs to Make You Sing
Splash Mountain invites you to clap and sing to several classic Disney songs on your watery journey, including:
This attraction includes 950,000 gallons of water, 3 dips and a 5-story waterfall. Where you're seated will determine how wet you'll likely get. Riders in the back may experience a sudden splash or spray; those who opt for the front can expect to get soaked.
For Guests looking to ensure their personal items remain dry, lockers are available to rent near the Main Entrance.
Located near the Splash Mountain exit, the Laughin' Place is a cheery play area designed for children under 40 inches tall who are too small to take on the mountain.
Bring home moments from select attractions as only Disney can capture—along with unlimited digital downloads of all your Disney PhotoPass photos and videos—when you purchase Memory Maker!
Discover other great Walt Disney World experiences that adults love—like exhilarating attractions, delectable culinary events and more.
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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2-second prayer gets student in big trouble
Wrestler penalized for acknowledging God
A top legal team is asking high-school athletic officials in North Carolina to explain how they will ensure referees don't violate student athletes' religious rights after a wrestler was penalized for a two-second acknowledgement of God prior to a match.
In a letter, David A. Cortman and other attorneys in the Alliance Defending Freedom told the North Carolina High School Athletics Association it has "a constitutional duty to protect students' First Amendment right to freedom of speech and freedom of religion."
The letter was addressed to NCHSAA board members Allison Sholar and Davis Whitfield regarding the referee's penalty against junior wrestler Nicholas Fant in the 220-pound weight class at a Feb. 13 match in the first round of the state playoffs.
"We do not believe that the NCHSAA fulfilled that duty in this case and we find the comments made by Mr. Whitfield in support of the NCHSAA referee's actions deeply troubling," said the ADF letter.
ADF has given the North Carolina group until March 6 to answer whether it will take steps "to ensure that students' right to express their faith at school athletic events is respected in the future."
Fant, a Wake Forest-Rolesville High School student, was penalized after he "jogged to the center of the mat and dropped to one knee for two-seconds of prayer before the commencement of the match."
"Fant had engaged in this practice all season long without incident," ADF said. "A referee … gave Fant a warning for allegedly stalling the match, even though Fant arose before the referee finished relaying the call. This warning later contributed to Fant losing a point."
ADF said it believes "the actions of the NCHSAA-affiliated referee violated Fant's First Amendment right to freedom of speech and freedom of religion."
New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow, known for "Tebowing" before his games, has made brief prayers by athletes the subject of much discussion.
"Penalizing two seconds of prayer while allowing two seconds of waving at mom or shaking hands can only mean one thing: religious expression has been penalized, and that's not constitutional," Cortman said. "All sorts of activity are routinely allowed at athletic events, but when something is religious, suddenly it's a problem for the NCHSAA."
He said the organization's explanation that the penalty was for delaying the match "doesn't make sense."
"Other wrestlers take two seconds to wave or shake hands, and those things are never penalized," he said.
The letter explains that the U.S. Supreme Court has long held that students in school as well as out of school are "persons" under the Constitution, "possessed of fundamental rights which the state must respect."
"Fant's kneeling for a two-second prayer before the commencement of his match was obviously not some sort of delay tactic, but a genuine expression of religious devotion that has been commonly practiced by athletes for decades," ADF told the school group.
Fox News earlier reported there was disagreement even among association officials on the topic.
Whitfield told Fox News the referee was right.
"By rule, the official was well within his rights to issues a stall warning."
A wrestling official, however, had another opinion.
David Culbreth of the Southeastern Wrestling Officials Association said, "David Culbreth believes in God, and on my mat – God gets two seconds."


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ATLANTA — The wife of a shoplifting suspect who died after he was wrestled to the ground outside a suburban Atlanta Walmart said Tuesday that store employees used too much force to subdue him.
Vidal Calloway, 37, died Sunday after he was taken down in the parking lot of a Walmart store in Lithonia and put into a choke hold by a security guard as the employees waited on authorities, according to a police report. Store workers accused Calloway, an ex-convict, of trying to steal two Blu-ray players, which also play DVDs.
"I don't think that it should've happened," Calloway's wife Fatimah Calloway said. "He didn't deserve to die over a DVD player."
About 1:30 a.m. Sunday, a store manager asked Calloway for a receipt near the door and he ran out of the store, according to the police report. The manager, Michael Burton, grabbed Calloway and slammed him down to the ground, but Calloway fought back, punching Burton in the face, neck and chest, according to the police report. The security guard, Jaiviere Pruitt, rushed Calloway and the three men fell to the ground. Pruitt put Calloway into a headlock because he was still fighting, police said.
The guard "told the suspect to tap when he can't breathe," store employee Phille Roberts, who also helped hold Calloway down, told officers, according to the police report.
Emergency medics tried to treat Calloway, but he was unresponsive. He was later pronounced dead at a hospital. Detectives were awaiting autopsy results to determine exactly how Calloway died.
Burton and Roberts have been suspended with pay and Pruitt, a contractor working security with the store, will no longer work there, according to Bentonville, Ark.,-based Wal-Mart Inc.
"Associates are trained to disengage from situations that would put themselves or others at risk," Wal-Mart Inc. spokeswoman Dianna Gee said. "That being said, this is still an active investigation and we're working with police to provide any assistance."
Calloway had a criminal record that includes shoplifting, forgery and substance abuse.
Burton and Pruitt did not return telephone calls. A phone number for Roberts could not be immediately located.
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My experience with both questions has been "depends on the welder". I would hand draw a sketch to start with including general dimensions of your vessels. Take a few pictures of examples with you and take it to welder and ask what else they need. Every welder I know will help you with the details, if they are interested in the project and have the time.Paul.
Why not build it out of wood? Wood is much easier to work with and is cheaper than welding a steel one. I have a 3-tier wooden gravity fed system, it works great.
Quote from: tschmidlin on October 10, 2012, 02:09:57 AMWhy not build it out of wood? Wood is much easier to work with and is cheaper than welding a steel one. I have a 3-tier wooden gravity fed system, it works great.I did the same thing. Although mine is technically a 2-tier since my burner is seperate. I made mine out of 4x4's and notch cut for the 2x4 cross members. It is solid. The one down side is it is more flamable than metal
Why not use SteelWorks pieces for your sculpture? I built one out of that 2-3 years ago and it's still working away. When I first built it I was using 5 gal coolers, then moved up to 10 gal.... Last November I moved to 20 gal B.Boilermakers and it is still sturdy enough for that.Recent:https://c2ca84a2-a-d97903ee-s-sites.googlegroups.com/a/brewschool.org/brewschool/af/sm_AF1_wGDU.jpgolder:https://c2ca84a2-a-d97903ee-s-sites.googlegroups.com/a/brewschool.org/brewschool/af/sm_AL_0001_inuse.jpg


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In the second half, Mayes became the 13th Lady Buc player to score 1,000 points in her career. Angie Fickes was the last ETSU player to reach the mark, also scoring her 1,000th point against Wofford during the 1999-2000 season.
Junior guard B.J. Banjo (Baltimore, Md.) also had a stellar game for the Lady Bucs. Banjo scored 22 points, including a 9-of-9 effort from the foul line, to go with game-high totals of eight rebounds, seven assists and four steals while playing the entire 40 minutes. She also connected on 3-of-6 from three-point range.
Wofford started the contest with an early 10-6 lead which included a pair of baskets from Jenny Weurding and a 3-pointer by Ricaye Harris. However, over the next 10 minutes, to the the 7:14 mark, the Lady Bucs would rally and open an 18-point cushion on the strength of a 29-7 spurt. All three of Banjo's 3-pointers came in the run.
The Terriers turned the tides and closed the half with a 19-11 streak, highlighted by a three-point play by Becky Sasso with 13 seconds left in the opening stanza. ETSU held a 46-36 advantage at the half.
In the second half, Wofford found itself down 14 on a pair of occasions before fighting back to close within six, 58-52, on a pair of LaToya Strong free throws with 11:42 left. Strong finished 6-of-6 from the charity stripe.
The Lady Bucs increased their lead to a game-high 18 points with 1:10 on the clock and cruised to the victory.
Freshman guard Nichelle Akers (Sumter, S.C.) had a career-high 16 points and junior forward Candace Gibson (Warner Robins, Ga.) added 15 for East Tennessee State. Gibson also pulled down seven rebounds for the Lady Bucs.
Brie Bradshaw led the Terriers with 16 points. Keyed by three 3-pointers, sophomore Mary Jo Yee scored 11 points for Wofford.
With the win, the Lady Bucs improve to 8-9 overall and 6-4 in Southern Conference play. Wofford drops to 3-15 overall and 1-10 in the SoCon.
East Tennessee State returns to action on Monday at 5 p.m. as they travel to Furman.


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I have recently created a topic for my story Fairy Dance Alternate. Here you will be able to openly talk or ask questions about my fanfiction story. As long as your question don't go into 'spoiler territory,' I will do my best to answer them.
That area where my forum topic is located is the Sword Art Online Fanfiction Forum: "SAO Fandom Nexus." If you are a member of fanfiction.net you should check it out. You can post topics for your current or future stories to promote them, and you can discuss other stories as well. There is even a topic where people provide 'challenges' regarding possible future stories they could try.
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Just saw an amusing post about a SAO Hater proposing to write a fanfic fixing the flaws of SAO. Only time would tell whether that person is actually serious.
I wonder though. Has there been any amongst the thousands of SAO Haters who tried to write a Fix-fic fixing what they perceive is bad about SAO?
|2013-03-17, 20:53
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Location: Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
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There is something close; a guy who hated Sugou so much that he wrote a poem from Sugou's perspective, just so he could laugh harder when Sugou ended up failing.
Thus Taunts the Fairy King
|2013-03-18, 06:08
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Why do i have a feeling it will end up something like this....
|2013-03-20, 21:44
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Age: 24
Just browsing this thread since Accel World has been getting awfully quiet:
It's just a concept, but what are your thoughts for an alternate SAO x AW crossover, properly placing Kirito, Asuna, and most other characters as players in Brain Burst? I've not thought out the setting nor the plot, I just wanna hear from some of you guys.
|2013-03-22, 04:30
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For those who've been following the fanfic Halkeginia Online, here's an alternate take on the same premise (Aka Louise summoning Alfheim):
Fae is Foul.
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|2013-03-23, 15:23
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H-hi there Anime Suki.
I am a fanfiction writer for Sword Art Online and I just wanted to ask a few questions on how to nail down a few character archetypes and expies.
For the main character, she would be kinda a mixture of Solid Snake and Kiritsugu Emiya. Getting the aloofness and 'nasty' attitude that is simple, but how would I structure her speech? If you could, give me a few examples or something...
As for the main villain... I was kinda going for a Vicious from Cowboy Bebop outlook. How would it be possible in this type of setting? I was planning for the villain to be a part of the Army as we can clearly see it started to deteriorate from what it originally was.
Any help would be appreciated!
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Halkeginia Online Chapter 9 Part 9 is up with the conclusion of the Tarbes Arc. Discoveries and revelations ho!
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Spoiler for Halkeginia Online Chapter 9 part 9:
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Focus on her thought processes.
Make her harsh, make her blunt, make her cynical.
Also, make a good backstory. Why does she end up that way? How old is she? Was she that way when she entered Aincard, or was she that way even before?
Hide the villain. Perhaps make him sympathetic, even. Perhaps he is a victim of a rotting institution, yet can see no other way to survive as he is accustomed to.
Ultimately, try writing it out. It's really impossible to say without seeing your work.
|2013-03-27, 12:05
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I have been busy with university, so SAO: From the Outside is still on hiatus. Also, here to tell you about another idea, based of my Battlefield: AmuSphere idea, back when everyone was coming up with AmuSphere game ideas.
Basically a fic poking fun at the idiots you run into in online games:
Some point after the GGO arc, Sinon and some other players start playing Battlefield: Global War (the AmuSphere version). BF:GW features the armies of over 30 countries, with a male and female soldier models for each, as well as thousands of real-live weapons and vehicle from dozens of countries, as well as maps ranging from a single building to massive areas of several square kilometers- modeled after real-world locations. Not to mention, like BF3 irl, the ability to access servers from all over the world.
Basic point, this is basically a typical match, featuring Sinon and the other GGO players mentioned in the novel (Satrizer, Dyne, King "CamperRichie" Richie etc.), as well as a few characters from elsewhere, mostly minor characters such as Recon, Argo, Agil etc.
So, naturally, at some point, Sinon is going to pwn some of those 13-year old brats who keep spouting obscenities that you always get on online FPS.
Also, one of these characters will log in at some point and start going on killing sprees and trading bullets and obscenities:
Kirito (Unlike the others, instead of doing surprisingly well, he will do exceedingly poorly)
Any opinions on which would be the most amusing?
|2013-03-28, 16:30
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Location: Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
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Sarcasm may or may not work, depending on how harsh it is and how well you think it carries. I personally don't think it works well on written mediums, though I'm not much a user of sarcasm in the first place.
If you want it to sound extra-harsh, go in with a dialogue that's easily misinterpreted and then throw the snark after the response. Example copy-pasta'd from gabriel blessing's In Flight:
*character performs the rabbit-out-of-a-magician's-hat trick*
"Oh! Me next! Do you know how to cut someone in half like that guy on T.V did?"
"I know how to do that one too."
"Really? I always wondered how it was they put them back together again afterwards, Mr. Wizard. Maybe you could make me your assistant and show me just what other tricks those fingers of yours can do?"
"I don't think you'd want to be my assistant for that trick; I only said I know how to cut them in half. Putting them back together afterwards would defeat the whole purpose of killing them in the first place."
Did that help?
@novalysis - Back to the fix-fic thing, if you're still interested, I remembered there was something like that: Five Ways Asuna Could Have Successfully Made A Jailbreak by Satori. Summary tells more:
Asuna was a lead clearer in SAO, known as 'the Flash' for her speed and grace. She rose to a leadership position in the premiere guild of that Game, risking her life to protect others. She was the antithesis of the damsel of distress. That she more or less became one in the first ALO arc was just plain fury-inducing.
Here are five antidotes to the 'lone hero syndrome' that the arc seems to have fallen prey to.
|2013-03-29, 05:06
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Halkeginia Online now moves unto Chapter 10 with the continuation of the Albion Arc. In which Kirito Midori is being Midori, and Guiche is being Guiche. Good times
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The villain... Won't be showing up soon(ish).
|2013-03-29, 09:45
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Most of this, IMO is the fault of the Anime - and also, the inherent difficulty of adapting a story that really is quite fragmented, due to the quirks of it's origin, to the point the author is rewriting the whole story in chronological order.
Certainly, I think the problems started when Aria/the second episode failed to really capture the atmosphere properly. Skipping First Day was also a horrible idea, IMO, since without it, it's very difficult to understand Suguha's influence on Kirito's mindstate properly. If it had been animated, I think the audience would have seen a clear sub-plot that ran from First Day, to Red Nose Reindeer, to Kirito's helping Scillia, that really reached denouement and took the principle characterization focus of ALO.
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Washington, DC - The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and NASD today announced a series of actions in connection with overcharges to customers on their mutual fund purchases. NASD is directing almost 450 securities firms to notify customers who purchased Class A mutual fund shares since Jan. 1, 1999, that they may be due refunds as a result of the firms' failure to provide breakpoint discounts. NASD is also directing almost 175 of those firms with poor records of providing breakpoint discounts to complete a comprehensive review of transactions since the beginning of 2001 for possible missed discount opportunities, and a number of those firms may be the subject of enforcement actions by NASD and the SEC.
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Sevierville, Tenn. - Rain and lightning stopped play prior to the first round finishing on day one of the Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate hosted by Tennessee Tech. The men's division, who started at 8:00 am, was through 16 holes when the horn sounded to end play due to inclement weather. The women, who began at 9:00 am, were through 12 holes at stoppage.
Due to the forecast for the rest of the day, the women were suspended until Tuesday morning. Play will resume at 8:30 am with completion of the first round, immediately followed by the second round.
The men tried to resume play after an hour and a half delay. Andrew Warner and Shane Sampair completed their round, while Dallas Hill and Matt Campbell were just off the greens of their final hole. James Stepp was on the tee box for his 18th hole of the day, but his group was pulled due to lightning in the area.
The remaining men to finish the first round will resume play at 8:30. The original 54-hole tournament will be cut down to 36-holes. The second round will begin at 9:30 am after a redraw and change of pin placements.
The men played the first 18 holes on the Par-72, 6,928 yard River Course at the Sevierville Golf Club in Sevierville, Tenn. The lone Tigers in the clubhouse after round one, Warner and Sampair, each entered with a 4-over, 76.
Sampair started hot by hitting his first 13 greens and was 1-under heading into his final five holes. On the par-4 15th, the sophomore transfer sank a 20-foot putt to earn his only birdie on the day. Sampair ran into trouble on the par-4 second but used an up and down from 40-yards out to save bogey and any other damage. On the next hole, the par-5 third, Sampair found himself in the weeds after his second shot, but was able to work his way back and drained a 15-foot putt for his second straight bogey.
Warner stayed consistent most of the day as he found the fairways on 13 out of his 14 opportunities. He also hit 13 greens to record 12 pars. Warner started play on the par-4 fifth and used a 20-footer to save par. On the par-5 10th, Warner hit his third shot from 85 yards out to within two feet for an easy tap in birdie.
Stepp, is sitting 4-over with the par-3 4th yet to play. The sophomore recorded 10 pars and picked up birdies on the par-4 12th and the par-4 14th. On the 12th, he used a gap-wedge from 131 yards out to within a foot for a tap in birdie. On the 14th, Stepp hit a 2-iron off the tee and a pitching wedge from 153 yards away to within three feet setting up the birdie.
Campbell hit 12 fairways through the first round and knocked down a birdie on the par-5 18th. The sophomore tried to layup and it held on from going out of bounds. He used a 7-iron from 181 yards out and landed just two feet from the hole. On the par-3 fourth, Campbell just missed a hole-in-one as his 2-iron off the tee hit about three feet from the hole and bounced up and hit the pin. The ball somehow came to rest an inch behind the hole.
Hill found 10 fairways and seven greens on the day. On the par-5 third, Hill drove his tee shot 330 yards and hit a 5-iron from 190 yards out to within 25 feet. The sophomore just missed his eagle chance as his putt missed just to the right of the hole and left himself a 10-inch birdie attempt.
The Women played on the Par-71, 5,802 yard Highlands Course. Denisha Mumford and Chelsea Marlin both withdrew after their first shots. Both will not be able to return for play on Tuesday.
Kelly Merkel has completed 12 holes and will resume play from the fairway of the par-first. Merkel ran into trouble with a quadruple-bogey on the ninth and a double-bogey on the tenth. The freshman attacked back on the par-3 11th as she used a 6-iron that found the back of the green and drained a 15 foot putt for a birdie. On the par-5 14th, Merkel drove a 3-wood to 150 yards out. She then used a 7-iron to reach the fringe and just missed an eagle by a foot to settle for a birdie.
Amelia Dap played 13 holes and will start on the tee box at the par-5 third. Dap found six fairways out of eight attempts and recorded three pars. Dap used an up and down on the second and chipped up on eight for pars. On the 14th, Dap over shot the green on her third shot, but chipped her fourth shot to three feet away from the pin setting up her third par of the day.
Sarah Needleman is on the third-hole fairway, her 13th hole of round one. On her first hole of the day, the par-5 ninth, Needleman utilized an up and down and a 20-foot putt to save par. The freshman struggled off the tee box throughout the day, but she started to find her shot on the final three holes before the horn sounded to suspend play.


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Version 6, page 88:
"Space twice after punctuation marks at the end of a sentence."
Strange. The previous version recommends only 1. An interesting step backwards. If I discover a reason for this, I'll let you know.
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Version 6, page 88:
"Space twice after punctuation marks at the end of a sentence."
Strange. The previous version recommends only 1. An interesting step backwards. If I discover a reason for this, I'll let you know.
APA? American Paper Association - well that makes sense.
I just got used to doing one space after the period! Oh well... don't plan on breaking that habit anytime soon. I just can't stand the huge space between words when there's a double space there.
I believe bluebook style also recommends two spaces after a period. It's rather unfortunate.
APA has always struck me as favoring a looser text, with all its parenthetical whatnot. (Always been a fan of Chicago myself.)
Are the new guidelines online?
Make them use TeX, which automatically strips out multiple spaces. (French spacing is allowed, though. That should appeal to a segment of the psychological community)
> Make them use TeX
There is already a apa LaTeX class that was written by Athanassios Protopapas (article in eutypon, pdf 400K).
It is interesting to read the author's comment on ctan http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/apa/
apa.cls is not in any way connected to, endorsed by, or probably known at all at the American Psychological Association. APA does not even accept manuscript submissions in LaTeX source. The author of apa.cls has made every effort to achieve typesetting results conforming to the APA manual, because he uses it for his manuscripts. However, he is not responsible if the editor does not approve of a manuscript typeset with apa.cls, if your computer blows up while processing your manuscript with apa.cls, or for anything else that may go wrong with apa.cls, or with anything else for that matter.
Athanassios Protopapas
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That double space is a purely American habit, and as a lot of other US-habits (chewing gum, eating too much meat, driving gas-guzzlers) it is awful and without any merit.
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Bert Vanderveen BNO
The samples they provide in their Basics of APA Style Tutorial all look like the kind of manuscripts that writers and journalists present to a book or magazine publisher (double-spaced, etc.).
Following up on Bert's comment, maybe the APA has decided to return to this very ingrained (in America, at least) typewriting-derived habit.
Also, I imagine that this manual isn't a book that graphic designers or typesetters usually consult. :-)
haven't we discussed this before? ;+)
>That double space is a purely American habit
The practice of double spacing after periods is in the US known variously as "English" or "French" spacing, and has been common at one time in those countries, as well as the US. It is not an American habit today, as most style guides, I believe, are against it. The one Christopher refers to is an outlier. I also can't remember ever seeing printed material like that. It used to be standard practice in typewritten material, where it has some rationale.
For some of the story you can read the Wikipedia article on double spacing.
ps I see in Harry Carter's "View of Early Typography" that a hand manuscript of 1450 has wide spacing between sentences, and the famous Berner sheet of Garamond has many sentences spaced very widely.
I was just having a look at Appendix F of Knuth's The TeXbook, Computers and Typesetting and, even if TeX "ignores spaces" in the input, TeX fonts contain a parameter that fixes the extra space added to the interword space at the end of a sentence. For the Computer Modern (10pt) font, the interword space is 3.33pt, and the extra space is 1.11pt; however, for the Computer Modern Typewriter font, the extra space is equal to the interword space, 5.25pt, giving in fact two spaces after a period. Here is how it looks with LaTeX. The inputs are essentially the same, one with \textrm (Roman font), the other with \texttt (the typewriter font):
[added] The number of spaces in the input is irrelevant. Many spaces give the same output as one space.
> APA recommends double space after a period...
so? what's the big deal?
MLA Style (accepted style in the humanities disciplines) -- Modern Language Association -- calls for double-spacing
AP Style -- Associated Press -- calls for one space
David, according to this pdf the MLA style is "single space after all punctuation." The Chicago Manual of Style is the same.
I don't think you will find many style guides that still have the old double spacing, which anyway was specified I think mainly for typed manuscripts, not print. Charles can tell us more authoritatively.
MLA: "As a practical matter, however, there is nothing wrong with using two spaces after concluding punctuation marks unless an instructor or editor requests that you do otherwise."
APA. What did you expect? If they did not make these in-your-face pronouncements, you would not know they existed.
The break between one sentence and the next is already clearly indicated by not one but two conventions: a fullstop at the end of one sentence, and capitalisation of the beginning of the next. That's already one more indicator than most other textual divisions. There's absolutely no need to add a third indicator by doubling the word space.
I agree with no extra space, but I think it is more a matter of custom, and less of principle, than I thought the first time around on this topic. For example, John, you could argue that within a sentence an abbreviation with a period can be followed by a cap, so to distinguish sentences definitively extra space helps. To me the holes it puts in the text are unattractive, so I go for keeping the current rule of no extra space between sentences. But as I say, I suspect it is more what I am used to reading, rather than a matter of principle.
A bunch of those rules in academic groups go back to mono spaced typewriter manuscripts - some people have not yet gotten used to the idea that a personal computer can set type.
"he is not responsible if the editor does not approve of a manuscript typeset with apa.cls, if your computer blows up while processing your manuscript with apa.cls, or for anything else that may go wrong with apa.cls, or with anything else for that matter."
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That is quite possibly the best disclaimer I have ever read. It should probably be the default disclaimer on any MS product :p
JH>There's absolutely no need to add a third indicator by doubling the word space.
All depends on whether the emphasis is on reading or editing.
For reading, you're right. It's ridiculous. But for marking it up by hand during editing, it might make it easier to mark off a particular sentence without messing up the next.
That might be the thinking, as strange as it might seem.
Giving ease of editing precedence over the readability of the finished product.
APA also calls for double spacing. Also silly in the final product. But when you're editing on paper, that extra space comes in mighty handy.
(I do quite a bit of editing of APA papers.)
That said, it's not going to be enforced by anyone or anything. In spite of what v6 might say. APA-specific software doesn't enforce it and those apps don't get upgraded too often.
James Felici had an interesting article about double-spacing after periods recently on CreativePro.com:
The practice goes very far back, before typewriters (and before America, for that matter).
I prefer one space mainly because using two creates unsightly holes and uneven color in text.
I miss two spaces mainly because of the sound. Each sentence _sounds_ like it has more finality when you hit that keyboard. Multiply that by a room full of writers, and you have more diverse rhythms. (And you can tell who types faster.)
By the way, I'm wondering whether Jan Tschichold had an influence on killing the double spacing. His rules for Penguin have a single space after a sentence.
Or was it the advent of machine type setting? I can imagine that in hand composition justifying text by adjusting space between sentences might have been an easy and clean option.
With machine setting, I believe that adjustment of all word spaces in a line for purpose of justification became relatively quick and easy.
But what size space are we talking about when we say two spaces?
Or, for that matter, what is a "double-spaced" line?
Each sentence _sounds_ like it has more finality
Good Lord of Evil, Dan, for a minute you sounded like a bowelbird!
As I mentioned before in a similar thread, kerning of the difficult cap-lowercase combinations (in Linotype two-letter "logotypes" at first) rendered "double spacing" unnecessary.
Previously, if only a single space occurred before a "T_o" or similar combination, that didn't sufficiently associate the capital with its word.
Even today, double-spacing improves the appearance of certain types that have kerning between the space and letter characters. For instance, when the period at the end of a sentence is kerned under an "f", and the following sentence begins with a T.
Good Lord of Evil, Dan, for a minute you sounded like a bowelbird!
Sweet Jesus, Ricardo, how could you say something like that!
In the world of APA papers where typophiles *do not* predominate, double spacing is whatever MS Word says it is.
What Americans call a "period" is known in Britain as a "full stop". In British usage a comma, being a partial stop is followed by a single space. The full stop takes two spaces both to differentiate and emphasise. This was of importance when typesetting was less precise that it is now and text was set quite tight.
Sweet Jesus, Ricardo, how could you say something like that!
It was the underscores that you used for emphasis, Dan. :-)
*also a throwback to typewriters :P
I remember typewriters (my dad's Olivetti, at least) being able to underline for emphasis. :P
But seriously, Dan, I will never, ever, make such a comparison again! :-)
The practice of using a single space after the period goes back to ye Olden Dayes of dedicated phototypesetting. These machines DID NOT strip double spaces so, in order to prevent the following scenario, a single space after a period became the norm.
If a single space following a period fell at the end of a line, the space became a line break. If a double space after a period came at the end of a line, one or the other of the spaces became a line break, which meant that there was an additional, unwanted space either at the end of the first line or at the beginning of the second.
> Apparently there are so many mistakes
> in the first run of the APA 6th edition
> they are doing a reprint/recall/refund
> for anyone who bought one.
i'd say the irony of that is quite delicious.
Having people pop up out of nowhere to recommend TeX is like having Objectivists pop up out of nowhere to remind us what the only role of government is.
Also: Source on your recall statement, Christopher?
Also₂: HTML rules on whitespace collapse make it impossible to end a sentence with two spaces unless one or more of them is nonbreaking. In fact, you can end sentences with a hundred spaces, tabs, and carriage returns and they'll all be collapsed to a single space (modulo certain CMSs and blog platforms that try to turn such runs into
Joe Clark
I had always thought that the rule of two spaces after a period is just for typewriters (that is, monospaced fonts), and never for printing.
Also₂: HTML rules on whitespace collapse make it impossible to end a sentence with two spaces unless one or more of them is nonbreaking
Except for the likes of <pre>, en space, em space, thin space, and the white-space CSS property…
joeclark said:
> HTML rules on whitespace collapse
> make it impossible to end a sentence with two spaces
> unless one or more of them is nonbreaking.
i noticed something odd in an .html doc one day,
and explored to find that the person had changed
double-spaces at the end of sentences to a combo
of plainspace-nonbreakingspace, which meant that
when that beginning plainspace fell at the end of a line,
the nonbreakingspace would be the first "character" on
the next line, and would dutifully present as a space,
causing a weird void to appear at the start of the line.
joeclark said:
>> HTML rules on whitespace collapse
>> make it impossible to end a sentence with two spaces
>> unless one or more of them is nonbreaking.
>when that beginning plainspace fell at the end of a line,
>the nonbreakingspace would be the first "character" on
>the next line,
The four per-em space is pretty close in width to the space. Two of them after the period does a pretty good job of approximating two spaces. In fact, I think a four per-em space followed by a six per-em space is right on the money width-wise but not sure.
Also, using the zero-width space might prevent the wrapping to the next line of the last space character that you observed. If it doesn't help, the only answer, I think, is to get CSS in on the act.
Try this:
I remember being taught to double-space after a period when typing. But that rule didn't apply to typesetting; there, space after punctuation marks was the same as normal space between words.
I do know that there was a British practice of spacing before a colon or a semicolon in typesetting, using a space much smaller than minimum wordspacing, which looks odd to North American eyes.
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Despite being a highly touted second-round draft pick, wide receiver Devery Henderson didn't catch a pass during his rookie season with the New Orleans Saints. (MATT STAMEY/THE COURIER)
HOUMA -- He isn't sure exactly when he knew, but he was young.
As soon as New Orleans Saints receiver Devery Henderson began racing and beating older kids in elementary school, he realized he was fast.
"Man, I was real young," Henderson said. "Growing up at home, they made me race the older kids, and I was beating them. I knew right then."
Henderson's 4.43 speed in the 40-yard dash was one of the reasons the Saints selected the wide receiver from LSU with the 18th pick of the second round in the 2004 draft (50th overall).
But after holding out of training camp for eight days last season and later suffering a hamstring injury, Henderson was only on the active roster for one game during his rookie season.
This season, Saints coaches are optimistic about Henderson, who, behind starters Joe Horn and Donté Stallworth, will battle veterans Michael Lewis, Talman Gardner and Nate Poole for the third receiver spot.
"Devery started off, and he was doing really well until he pulled a hamstring," Saints coach Jim Haslett said. "He's a guy that we are counting on to play this year, and I expect him to be and stay healthy and just be ready to go. He could be the No. 3 receiver."
Henderson (5-foot-11, 200 pounds) has made an effort to get stronger in the offseason.
"As soon as the season was over, he was the first guy in the weight room," Saints Director of Player Personnel Rick Mueller said. "He has added some bulk and muscle to his frame, and I'm certain that helps him. If Devery can stay healthy, his potential is unlimited."
Although Henderson, a Lafayette native who played at Opelousas High School, failed to catch a pass last season, he didn't let that stop him from soaking up information.
"I learned a lot from the other receivers," Henderson said. "Just how to recognize defenses and shifts, stuff like that."
Playing receiver is still relatively new to Henderson, who was a running back in high school and his first two years at LSU.
He made the switch in the spring of 2002, when he began working with current Tampa Bay receiver Michael Clayton, the 15th overall pick in the 2004 draft.
Last season, Clayton put together one of the best rookie receiving seasons ever, catching 80 passes for 1,193 yards and seven touchdowns.
"We keep in touch all the time," Henderson said. "When he had a good game last year, I would call him. We wish each other the best. As much as I wanted to be out there (last season), he wanted to see me out there."
Working out last season, Henderson and Horn also grew close.
"I love Devery Henderson," Horn said. "Personally, I care for him. On the football field, I think he has a lot of the tools as a young athlete that he can bring to this game. I'm just trying to refine his tools."
In 2002, Henderson caught a 75-yard deflected touchdown pass when LSU beat Kentucky on the road as time expired.
The Associated Press named the play, known as "The Blue Grass Miracle," the college football play of the year.
But for now, Henderson's spectacular plays will have to wait, as it's back to the basics.
"The best thing I can do is go into training camp and make sure I stay healthy, make sure I stay in shape and make sure I do what I can do," Henderson. "I just want to help my team."
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Quote from: Ruth on March 02, 2009, 12:35:17 PMI certainly wouldn't mind a Margie/Luke, Cara/Jaime, Tammy/Victor and Mel/Mike final four!I think it will be, given their four teams being the only ones to have pre-season promos.I think things might go like this now:11th: Preston & Jennifer10th: Steve & Linda9th: Brad & Victoria8th: Kisha & Jen7th: Christie & Jodi/Mark & Michael6th: Christie & Jodi/Mark & Michael5th: Amanda & Kris4th: Mel & Mike3rd: Margie & Luke/Jaime & Cara/Tammy & Victor2nd: Margie & Luke/Jaime & Cara/Tammy & Victor1st: Margie & Luke/Jaime & Cara/Tammy & Victor
I really want to see Jaime & Cara win, just so one team of girls at least goes home with the million! But I think they won't win (unfortunately).I'm may sound really negative, but it seems like the team I think will win always does, so maybe if I make myself believe that Jaime & Cara will win, then they will.
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Although Tech's A team was disqualified in the first event, the 200 yard medley relay, the B team of Morganne Klein, Katie Creasey, Katalina Sher and Elina Hu stepped up and won the event (1:53.57), grabbing a big 11 points. That group also outdid everyone else in the 200 yard freestyle relay 1:41.56), with Anna Kokensparger replacing Creasey.
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Every week, the SEC microsite will post a composite power ranking list for the league's performances coupled with a short commentary justifying each team's specific ranking. Week Three's SEC Power Rankings:
- Florida – The Gators just keep winning with one key reason: an evenly spread, highly efficient offense. Of the two marquee match-ups Florida has had so far this season, they have won against then-#22 Wisconsin by 18 points, and most recently, against a regularly tough Marquette squad, 82-49. The Gators are averaging nearly 74 points a game on 47% shooting (36% from beyond the arc). In the win over the Golden Eagles last week, six Gators, including three off the bench, posted double figure points while shooting over 50% from the field. Florida's chemistry and rhythm has led them to the top of the SEC Power Rankings and a top six ranking in the national polls.
- Missouri – With most of the attention involving Missouri is focused on Michael Dixon leaving the team, the Tigers have been able to focus on winning with their other personnel. The key to Missouri's quick turnaround has been forward Laurence Bowers, making his presence known this year after missing last season due to injury. Bowers posted a season high 23 points on 9-of-11 shooting in the Tigers' win over Appalachian State last Saturday, including 3-for-3 from long distance. With no other difficult match-up until the annual "Braggin' Rights" showdown versus Illinois later this month, Missouri should remain near the top of the Power Rankings.
- Alabama – A narrow 58-56 loss to #17 Cincinnati showed Alabama's true colors earlier this week. The Tide rallied from 13 down to only lose on a Cashmere Wright fadeaway at the buzzer. Alabama could have used another efficient night from guard Trevor Releford (5-15 shooting, only 12 points), but a loss to a ranked Cincinnati team tested Anthony Grant's club the entire night and proved that they have the ability to rally when needed. Both Dayton (5-2) and VCU (5-3) come to Tuscaloosa in the next few weeks for another couple of solid tests for the Tide.
- Ole Miss – Ole Miss has quietly risen through the rankings because of its own success and the failures of others. Kentucky's losses (discussed below) have paved the way for an undefeated Rebels squad to a top four position in the SEC Power Rankings. While Ole Miss' schedule can be considered weak, they have still yet to lose a game. Ole Miss ranks second in the nation in points per game and sixth in rebounds per game. The next test, the Rebs' first true road game at Middle Tennessee State, will show the rest of the league if they are better than people think. Read the rest of this entry »


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Brookdale is an EOE-(Equal Opportunity Employer) and drug-free workplace.
/Benefits: Brookdale offers a number of benefits to full-time associates including, but not limited to: medical, dental, vision, disability, life, paid time off, educational reimbursement. All associates, age 21 and older, are eligible to participate in the 401(k) retirement savings plan. /