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BEND — The stars were shining bright last Friday when the HRV football team traveled to Bend for its first-ever Intermountain Conference matchup against the Summit Storm.
But, the beauty of the night sky took a back seat to Eagles' star running backs Jacobe Krizman, Nigel Bond and Chris Searles, who propelled HRV to a 70-48 victory and coach Mitch Sanders to his first 3-0 start in four seasons.
Behind devastating blocking from a seasoned offensive line, Krizman broke the HRV single-game rushing record with 331 yards, and added five touchdowns (two receiving) to his league-leading total of 12.
Bond, a junior fullback, also had a breakout game with 229 yards and two touchdowns, while Searles tallied 81 yards and three TD's, helping the Eagles' offense weather the Storm for school records of 638 rushing yards, 728 total yards and 70 points scored.
Senior quarterback Jarrod Fogle also had a big night, cashing in on all three of his pass attempts for 90 yards and two touchdowns — both to Krizman — raising his season totals to 7-9 passes completed for 270 yards, 7 TD's and no interceptions.
"I don't know if those records will ever be broken," said Sanders, whose team put up 49 points in the first half alone. "The Summit defense tried everything and simply couldn't stop us. I know what our guys can do, but I'm even amazed at their output."
The Eagles have amassed 181 points and 1,639 yards of total offense in their three victories for mammoth averages of 60 points and 546 total yards.
Their electric offensive performances have also helped them gain the respect of the state's coaches and media members, who voted them No. 16 in the most recent 4A poll.
"That's the first time this has happened for us at the 4A level," Sanders said about the poll. "We don't care if we only got one or two votes. It's huge for this program. Our goal now is to crack the top 10."
To accomplish that goal, the Eagles will need to prove their worth in the next two games against league powers Hermiston (Friday) and Bend (Oct. 4 at home), who are ranked 11 and 12, respectively.
"Right now, Hermiston is the team to beat in the IMC," Sanders said. "Bend is pretty solid as well. But if we play to our potential, we have a good shot at winning those games. By no means are we going to let down because we started 3-0. Our guys know they have to focus hard this week if they want to play for that top playoff spot."
The players say that what the team needs to focus on most is its defense.
"It feels good to get our first conference win, but we really shouldn't have given up so many points," said senior linebacker Noel Thomas. "We've got some things we need to work on with our defense if we're going to keep this up."
Junior strong safety Rocky Level agreed. "It was nice to win our first conference game in a blowout," he said. "But we're not going to get away with giving up 48 points the rest of the way."
Trying to overcome some injuries, most notably to the team's top corner Ryan Flory, HRV gave up 425 yards through the air to Summit, which was spurred by the quarter-back/wide receiver combo of Jared Chase and Chris Ward.
"We were really missing Flory in our pass coverage," Sanders said, "and they took advantage of our inexperience in the secondary. I thought our guys did pretty well filling in, but they needed more help from the linebackers."
Sanders pointed to the second quarter as the Eagles' "worst quarter of football all season" — one in which they surrendered 35 points, and allowed Summit to hang around after burying them 21-0 in the first quarter.
The Storm never got within two touchdowns (49-35 at half), however, and HRV was able to shut them out again in the third quarter to take a 62-35 lead into the fourth.
"We looked pretty unstoppable on offense, but weren't playing very sound defensively," Sanders said. "Our guys know what needs to be done, and they'll correct these mistakes before the Hermiston game."
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After the Ravens celebrated the release of their Super Bowl DVD Monday, not everyone was ready to go home.
Ray Lewis and Joe Flacco kept the party rolling, heading over to Chazz: A Bronx Original in Harbor East.
Chazz manager Peter Stala tells Insider that the Ravens arrived at the restaurant after 8 p.m., settling into the private dining room.
"They were in good spirits," he said. "They'd just been watching their Super Bowl run on the DVD and were having a good time."
Stala said staff brought over veal meatballs with sausage gravy and whipped ricotta, tomato bruschetta and burrata margherita pizza. The party ordered salads and a variety of entrees including steaks and the restaurant's Linguini and shrimp fra diavolo.
They had a little wine, too, and left a little after 10 -- but not before allowing Stala to snap a picture, and not before Flacco signed one of the pizza menus.
The restaurant plans to frame it.

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Your eyes are probably the most complex organs in your body, yet it's easy to neglect them because they rarely hurt when there's a problem. For those experiencing eye health problems, the first port of call has traditionally been a GP's surgery, a hospital or a pharmacy, but not necessarily a local opticians.
In-depth investigation
However, in Leckwith, anyone who experiences pain, discomfort, redness, sudden changes or flashes of light in their vision, amongst other symptoms, can visit their optician for advice and have a bespoke test from experts in eye health – an optometrist. What's more, it's free if you're registered with a GP.
This is all down to an initiative from the Welsh Government called the Wales Eye Care Services (WECS) programme.
This sees opticians across the country deliver primary eyecare services on behalf of the NHS in the form of targeted clinical tests, known as Eye Health Examination Wales (EHEW). This is a more in-depth investigation to a routine eye examination as the optometrist will use different tests and equipment depending on the individual's symptoms in order to get to the real root cause of the problem.
Its aim is to reduce unnecessary visits to hospital and to enable people in Cardiff to access high-quality care within the local community.
Preventing damage to eyes
James Deavall, store director at Specsavers in Leckwith, said: 'Specsavers in Leckwith is proud to be Eye Health Examination Wales-accredited optometrists, meeting the stringent standards set by the Wales Optometric Postgraduate Centre (WOPEC), which optometrists must meet to be eligible to deliver WECS services. This means that anyone experiencing problems with their eyes can visit us for immediate testing and professional advice as opposed to waiting for a GP appointment or queuing up at A&E.
'By making more eyecare services easily accessible in Cardiff, we can help the minute someone suspects they have an issue, which could potentially prevent a person from suffering long term or irreversible damage to their sight.'


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Bismillah Ar-Rahman Ar-Raheem
In the name of Allah, the Most-Merciful, the All-Compassionate
As-Salaam Alaikum Wa-Rahmatullahi Wa-Barakatuhu
"May the Peace and Blessings of Allah be Upon You"
Praise be to Allaah, we seek His help and His forgiveness. We seek refuge with Allaah from the evil of our own souls and from our bad deeds. Whomsoever Allaah guides will never be led astray, and whomsoever Allaah leaves astray, no one can guide. I bear witness that there is no god but Allaah, and I bear witness that Muhammad is His slave and Messenger.
this was the end of Major sins Book by Imam Shamsu Deen Dhahabi. may Allah have mercy on his Soul.
and may Allah teach us what would benefit us, and may Allah forgive us and have mercy on us, and may Allah guide us to the right path, the path of the righteous that Allah chose and that Allah pleased on them as its mentioned in Quran {Indeed, Allah was pleased with the believers when they gave their Bai'a (pledge) to you (O Muhammad SAW) under the tree, He knew what was in their hearts, and He sent down As-Sakinah (calmness and tranquillity) upon them, and He rewarded them with a near victory,} (Quran Al-fath:18) the path of the salaf (the prophet SalahAllahu alaihi W salam and his companions RadhiaAllahu Ahum and the Tab3een the follower generation.) because they are the best after the mankind after the prophets.
Allahu Subhanhu W Ta'ala say in Quran {And the first to embrace Islam of the Muhajirun (those who migrated from Makkah to Al-Madinah) and the Ansar (the citizens of Al-Madinah who helped and gave aid to the Muhajirun) and also those who followed them exactly (in Faith). Allah is well-pleased with them as they are well-pleased with Him. He has prepared for them Gardens under which rivers flow (Paradise), to dwell therein forever. That is the supreme success.} (Quran At-Tubah:100)
and it was Narrated Zahdam bin Mudarrib: 'Imran bin Husain said: The Prophet said, "The best people are my contemporaries (i.e., the present (my) generation) and then those who come after them (i.e., the next generation)." Imran added: I am not sure whether the Prophet repeated the statement twice after his first saying. The Prophet added, "And after them there will come people who will bear witness, though they will not be asked to give their witness; and they will be treacherous and nobody will trust them, and they will make vows, but will not fulfill them, and fatness will appear among them." (Reported by Bukhari)
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Allah Subhanhu W Ta'ala say in Quran Say {(O Muhammad SAW): "This is my way; I invite unto Allah (i.e. to the Oneness of Allah - Islamic Monotheism) with sure knowledge, I and whosoever follows me (also must invite others to Allah i.e to the Oneness of Allah - Islamic Monotheism) with sure knowledge. And Glorified and Exalted be Allah (above all that they associate as partners with Him). And I am not of the Mushrikun (polytheists, pagans, idolaters and disbelievers.} (Quran Yusof:108)
and Allah know best, W Alhamdulillah Lillahi Rab Al-'alameen. W Salatu W Assalamu 'ala Muhammadun AbdulAllahi W Rasouluh. "and all praise be to Allah the lord of the worlds, and prayer and peace upon Muhammad the Servant and Messenger of Allah"
W AssalamuAlikum W rahamtullahi W barakatuh
The End of "Major Sins" Book By Imam Dhahabi
Major Sins we should be aware off.
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The End of "Major Sins" Book By Imam Dhahabi
مَنْ عَمِلَ صَالِحًا مِّن ذَكَرٍ أَوْ أُنثَى وَهُوَ مُؤْمِنٌ فَلَنُحْيِيَنَّهُ حَيَاةً طَيِّبَةً وَلَنَجْزِيَنَّهُمْ أَجْرَهُم بِأَحْسَنِ مَا كَانُواْ يَعْمَلُونَ
"Whoever does righteousness, whether male or female, while he is a believer - We will surely cause him to live a good life, and We will surely give them their reward [in the Hereafter] according to the best of what they used to do."16:97
"Whoever does righteousness, whether male or female, while he is a believer - We will surely cause him to live a good life, and We will surely give them their reward [in the Hereafter] according to the best of what they used to do."16:97
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This morning the Holy Father began his personal tweeting under the handle @Pontifex. (The word is from one of the traditional titles, in Latin, of the pope, Pontifex Maximus, meaning, more or less, Great Bridge Builder.) Together the first three papal tweets read: "Dear friends, I am pleased to get in touch with you through Twitter. Thank you for your generous response. I bless all of you from my heart. How can we celebrate the Year of Faith better in our daily lives? By speaking with Jesus in prayer, listening to what he tells you in the Gospel and looking for him in those in need."
Lovely tweets. And admirable in their simplicity. The pope, a gifted communicator and brilliant theologian, is at his best when speaking to the faithful about the most central parts of our faith: Jesus, prayer, the poor.
While people frequently mock Twitter for its rigid rules on brevity (only 140 characters can fit into a tweet) there is something salutary about forcing oneself to be brief. It's also difficult. (Believe me, I know: I tweet out daily homilies @JamesMartinSJ, which a friend of mine calls "twomilies.") On the other hand, most of the Beatitudes could comfortably fit into a tweet.
A few hours later, Pope Benedict answered the first question for the day. Questions posed to the pope are being collected under #AskPontifex: "How can faith in Jesus be lived in a world without hope? We can be certain that a believer is never alone. God is the solid rock upon which we build our lives and his love is always faithful." Again, a lovely answer, admirable in its brevity. Theology doesn't have to be verbose to be effective. Again, look at Jesus.
The pope's joining the Twitterverse is another sign of the Vatican's willingness to go "to the ends of the earth," or in this case to the ends of the web, to spread the Good News. As I suggested a few months ago in Status Update, no medium should be beneath the church when it comes to spreading the Gospel. Jesus used every and all media available to reach people of his time--including simple stories about seeds and flowers, birds and fish. In the famous definition of the Scripture scholar C.H. Dodd, a parable is "a metaphor or simile drawn from nature or common life, arresting the hearer by its vividness or strangeness, and leaving the mind in sufficient doubt about its precise application to tease it into active thought." Nature and everyday life--simple things to help listeners understand the Kingdom of God. And Jesus used these simple things in his parables, another medium in the same way that Twitter is a medium. It was not beneath Jesus to use these means to communicate with the people of his time. And if it wasn't beneath the Son of God to speak about the birds of the air, then we can surely tweet. Other Catholic tweeters seem to agree.
The old saw is that the Vatican thinks in centuries, not minutes, so the minute-by-minute communication of this millenium may strike some as antithetical to the church. But since the Second Vatican Council (at least) the church has seen itself as resolutely in (as opposed to against) the modern world. So it uses all the tools of the modern world to introduce people to Jesus. Technology has other benefits: it is enabling the church respond more quickly to current events; it's giving it new ways of proclaiming the Gospel; and it's helping Catholics stay in closer touch with one another, and with someone like the pope, who who centuries ago seemed far removed from the daily lives of everyday Catholics. Some of the most interesting tweets are the questions being asked to @Pontifex. There are of course already some haters who have used @pontifex and posted some very nasty stuff in response, but that goes with the territory. (You should see the stuff people say to me on Twitter: it's probably just a matter of time before someone tells the pope he's not Catholic enough.)
Here is a video of the "Primo tweet del Papa." For the record, after I tweet no one applauds or waits around to kiss my hand. Normally, that is.


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Carine Roitfeld's Home Sweet Home
Carine Roitfeld's Home Sweet Home
>> We know what occupies Carine Roitfeld's closet — a wardrobe that has earned her legions of adoring fans — but what about the rest of her Parisian living space? A book Taschen published earlier this year, New Paris Interiors, features a seven-page look at the apartment she shares with her partner Christian Restoin and has used a backdrop for a few of her editorials, like in the image below. The space is clean and surprisingly light-colored for a woman who so prefers to wear black.
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Last week, PetSmart pulled various Smokehouse brand chicken and duck dog treats from their shelves as a precautionary measure. The company pulled these treats in response to American Veterinary Medical Association's warning about various treat products from China due to complaints from pet owners about ill dogs.
PetSmart has also pulled Pet n' Shape Chik n' Rings dog treats from their shelves as a precaution. When we spoke to PetSmart last week, there was no word about a Pet n' Shape treat being pulled off shelves last week.
In a Sun-Sentinel article dated September 20, it was mentioned that Pet n' Shape treats were pulled off shelves also.
We spoke to a Pet n' Shape spokesperson, and he confirmed that PetSmart did pull Pet n' Shape Chik n' Rings off shelves. He said the California-based company wasn't actually aware of PetSmart's move until they read the Sun-Sentinel article from yesterday. He was uncertain when PetSmart pulled their product off of their shelves.
He said Pet n' Shape has done extensive testing and continues to test for various toxins in their products and their treats have tested negative for contaminants. He welcomes consumers to contact the company if they would like to see test results on their products.
We spoke to numerous PetSmart representatives and most were not aware that Pet n' Shape Chik n' Rings dog treats were pulled. The one representative that knew about the product was uncertain when the product was taken off of the shelves.
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Posted: Sun 13 May 2007, 20:23
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Ohh maaan..thought I'd have a look see here & think I may have ended up in the Matrix
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Posted: Mon 14 May 2007, 04:25
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I will add a small IDE (a grafical programming tool) to generate programs using some templates.
The IDE will allow to create a project, open it in Glade, and edit the program that handles the events.
It also will include a list of all functions.
But before I do that, I wanted to finish the inbuilt functionality first.
I want to find a better solution for handling objects, maybe I can use a C struct (a table) to manage them.
Then you could use stuff like
button1 = gins_gtknewobject("GTKButton")
gins_gtk("window_add" , "window1" , "GINSOJECT:button1")
But this is a bit tricky, so no idea how fast I'll be in making progress.
Maybe I should start the ide first, to mayke it easier to use the already existing functionality.
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Posted: Mon 14 May 2007, 10:00
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Please Please make an IDE. All I want is a PET download with an icon to press so I can follow what your doing/explaining, from running examples/tutorials and perhaps in time learn to code. Only it seams one has to be a programer just to install these things in order to learn how to program!!!!
Wonderful work your doing Mark no need to rush.
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Posted: Mon 14 May 2007, 14:22
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it is pretty simple.
Install libglade with petget.
Download and extract http://noforum.de/files/wxbasic/ginsbasic/ginsbasic-0.0.1.tgz
Copy the file ginsbasic001 to /usr/bin/
Then you can start the examples by typing some comands in the consolewindow.
If you extracted to /root/:
cd /root/ginsbasic-0.0.1
To edit the layout of the windows, install Glade with petget.
Run it from the menu or by typing "
Then you can open one of the .gladefiles I supplied, like
To modify the things that happen, when a button is clicked, open calc.pb in your texteditor.
Try to play around by modifying values, to see what happens.
Tell me if it works, or if you have the same problem as Barry.
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Posted: Mon 14 May 2007, 18:40
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I found out, why the calculator does not work for Barry.
He uses JWM.
JWM grabs buttonclicks.
If you replace in calc.pb
if event = "GDK_BUTTON_PRESS" then
if event = "GDK_BUTTON_RELEASE" then
Then it works better, but still erratic.
The Window will just update, after you move the mouse outside the button, or click it a second time.
Very strange behaviour.
I use Icewm, so did not encounter this problem myself.
Unfortunately I have no idea, how gins could be modified to work around this issue.
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Posted: Mon 14 May 2007, 19:20
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Mark, I guess JWM's interference is because GINS is using stdin and stdout. Perhaps we need to redesign GINS to use two different fifo piping streams. There is 0, 1, 2 already assigned to stderr, stdin, stdout, but 3,4,5 are available. In the long term, that might be the best thing to do for GINS.
Mark, you sure are having coding marathons! While you're at it, why not hack FreeBasic into FreeGin
...I wonder though, it might not be so difficult to patch in your stuff.
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Posted: Mon 14 May 2007, 19:29
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ginsbasic does not use stdin stdout, as in ginsbasic the gins-functions are called directly as C functions.
The external gins is not needed, the functions are compiled into in the ginsbasic-binary.
Not not using the long way of invoking the shell.
This is one of the advantages.
I could remove the complete i/o handling (thread.c is removed completely).
I think it is an Xserver issue.
The Xserver receives a mouse-signal (buttonpress).
JWM grabs it, to be able to move windows or handle the click on the windowtitle-buttons.
Then it does not "re-send" the event correctly, so that the application running in that window can receive it.
But I wonder, why this just happens with the gins functions, not with other applications.
Maybe this guess is totally wrong.
Concerning freebasic:
I think the internal handling of variables will be completely different.
Puppybasic (wxBasic) uses its own type "variant".
But some code might be usefull, like a bubblesort written in C.
The one written in Basic is quite slow.
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Posted: Tue 15 May 2007, 19:45
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no update, just a short note on (slow) progress.
I now can create Gtk objects natively in Basic, without gins/glade. They also can be "mixed" with glade objects.
I now started on:
gtk_createobject("GtkButton" , "button96")
gtk("gtk_box_pack_start " , "vbox1" , "Gtk:button96" , "1" , "1","1",0)
gtk() is just the now renamed gins_gtkwidgetfunction().
gtk_createobject() will look if the objecttype (here GtkButton) is supported by ginsbasic (this is just a matter of building a lot of "if"s).
Then it is added to a global GList, so it remains in memory, when the C-function returns to Basic. Also the name (button96) will be added to such a list.
Now when you call gtk("gtk_box_pack_start , ... , "Gtk:button96" ...
then this function looks, if an argument has a ":" in it.
If yes, it uses this value to get the formerly stored object from the GList, and runs the wanted function with it.
Also this will work:
gtk("gtk_box_pack_start , ... , "Glade:button1" ...
This would use a button from the loaded glade-file instead.
I currently just checked it with this button.
I loaded a window made with glade, created this new "internal" button, and then attachedd it to the window. Works!
Now that I found a concept, there remains a lot of work.
I will have to enhance the code to support not only buttons.
And I must rewrite the script that generates gins.c , because now it shall no longer "drop" functions that use objects as arguments.
So a lot to do for the next weekend(s).
And I should think about a new name.
Hmmm... no search-results for:
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Posted: Thu 17 May 2007, 19:17
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No new download yet, just info on progress:
Working testprogram:
//-- load file and show the window
gins_set("window1" , "100" , "100" , "<uposition>")
//-- test new objectstuff
//-- add new elements to a window made with glade
gtk_createobject("GtkButtonWithLabel" , "button96", "testbutton" , 0)
gtk("gtk_box_pack_start" , "vbox1" , ":button96" , "0","0","0",0)
gtk("gtk_widget_show" , ":button96" , 0 ,0,0,0,0)
gtk_createobject("GtkLabel" , "label77", "testlabel" , 0)
gtk("gtk_box_pack_start" , "vbox1" , ":label77" , "0","0","0",0)
gtk("gtk_widget_show" , ":label77" , 0 ,0,0,0,0)
//-- create a completely new window
gtk_createobject("GtkWindow" , "NewWindow", 0 , 0)
gtk("gtk_widget_show" , ":NewWindow" , 0 ,0,0,0,0)
gtk_createobject("GtkHBox" , "NewHBox", "0" , "0")
gtk("gtk_container_add" , ":NewWindow" , ":NewHBox" , "1","1","0",0 )
gtk("gtk_widget_show" , ":NewHBox" , 0 ,0,0,0,0)
gtk_createobject("GtkButtonWithLabel" , "button77", "wwwbutton" , 0)
gtk("gtk_box_pack_start" , ":NewHBox" , ":button77" , "1","1","0",0)
gtk("gtk_widget_show" , ":button77" , 0 ,0,0,0,0)
//gtk("gtk_window_resize" ,"window1" , "100" , "100", 0,0,0)
New Gtk-objects will be recognized by the arguments passed to a Gtk-function, if their names start with ":".
They are stored in a struct, that is iterated with help of a Glist.
Maybe it could be done also without the glist using pointers, but I'm not experienced enough yet. That could remain for a final code-optimization.
I now must extend this argument-type-detection for the glade-objects, too.
Then I must rewrite my buildscript, to recognize this new functionality.
When a new Gtk-widget is created, also the events will automatically will be assigned to the "events()" function, so you can request them like those of the glade-widgets.
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I renamed it now to gtkbasic 0.0.2.
I added a new
example, that now has better support for buffers and Iterators. So you can replace very precisely parts of a text, e.g. selected text.
I also added a
It can be run as standalone-widget (like Xdialog) from shellscripts. Example-script is included.
Note, it has "file-open" behaviour by default.
In Glade, you can choose among 4 types (File save, Select Folder, Create Folder).
I'll extend that widget later, so you can choose such options with a argument passed to the widget-script.
You can download a small binary with examples and ginsfunctions.txt, and a source-pack.
Source is for C-coders only.
Run "make install" or simply copy the file gtkbasic002 to /usr/bin.
Then type commands similar to this:
cd /whereyouextracted
I had
time yet to build a small IDE, I'm sorry.
I had to write a
of code to wrap the objects, and there still is a lot of cleanup needed. But now it should be already usable to write an IDE, so lets see...
You now can use several objects as arguments for other objects.
This works best with those generated with the gtk_functions, not with the ones created with glade.
The code is generated automatically, I just had to replace some with selfwritten ones (mostly the new() should not be used, use gtk_createobject() instead).
A problem I now encountered are "enums".
These are options like Gtk_window_new (TOPLEVEL | POPUP).
It seems I can not pass them as variables, what makes it complex to write a lot of "if / else" statements.
It also blows up the code (the interpreter now is already 250 kb uncompressed).
Enums are used often for creating new widgets to set default-options.
I'm not shure yet how to deal with this issue.
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Posted: Sat 19 May 2007, 02:29
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(MU) A problem I now encountered are "enums".
These are options like Gtk_window_new (TOPLEVEL | POPUP).
It seems I can not pass them as variables, what makes it complex to write a lot of "if / else" statements.
Not sure if this is what you mean but if the code is based on C++ then things like TOPLEVEL in this case will usually be #defines and handled by the C preprocessor. Maybe it would be easier to make a basic preprocessor that took an array (or .csv) of couplets for each define, then just do a search and replace before running.
Eg Preprocess pseudo-code
DefineArray = (TOPLEVEL, 1),
(etc, 4)
For Each DefineArrayIndex
SearchAndReplace ProgramText, DefineArrayIndex(0), DefineArrayIndex(1)
Might be a bit slower but probably smaller and easier to maintain in long run.
BTW you probably already know, but | is bitwise OR, but for the purposes of passing settings like this it's effectively the same as +
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Posted: Sun 20 May 2007, 07:35
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hm, yes, you could then set options like:
gtk_window_new( ... , 1+4+8 )
I will think about that, thanks
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Posted: Sun 20 May 2007, 07:40
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I made a dotpup of a minimally enhanced version 002.
It includes some Forum-messages as "documentation" (ahem, sorry, no real one yet).
But it has a very cool fileselection-dialog.
It is so easy to use from shellscripts:
#-- setup the path to the dialogs
# modes (1-4) open file , save file , open folder , create folder
# multiselect only for mode 1
# -- open multiple files -----------------------------------
title="Open Files"
result=`"$FILECHOOSER" "$title" "$folder" "$wildcards" "$mode" "$multiselect" 2>/dev/null`
#-- display the choice: -----------------------------------
xmessage -center "you chose:
bye bye...
I plan to build more such dialogs.
Thats all for now, no IDE and such yet, as I'm fiddling a lot on the internal stuff, as described here (xwin_getdir):
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Posted: Mon 21 May 2007, 17:19
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I updated all the Gtkbasic002 packages.
There was a bug in the way I handled Textiterators.
Those iterators thell a function, where to start and stop a modification of text.
Now you can directly adress one of 6.
gtk("gtk_text_buffer_get_selection_bounds",":buf1" , "dummy" , "dummy" , 0, 0,0 )
Now is:
gtk("gtk_text_buffer_get_selection_bounds",":buf1" , "1" , "2" , 0, 0,0 )
This comand "fills" Textiterator 1 and 2 with the position of the start and end of the currently selected Text in buf1.
Then you can for example delete this part of the text with:
gtk("gtk_text_buffer_delete", ":buf1" , "1" , "2" , "1", 0,0)
As you have 6 Iterators, you also could handle a second (and third) Textbuffer, while iterators 1 and 2 are already in use.
gtk("gtk_text_buffer_get_selection_bounds",":buf2" , "3" , "4" , 0, 0,0 )
gtk("gtk_text_buffer_delete", ":buf2" , "3" , "4" , "1", 0,0)
Stupid example, but it uses the same commands with just different values just to illustrate the difference.
So you enter a number from 1 to 6 for the placeholders, that are described as TextIterators in the documentation.
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Posted: Wed 23 May 2007, 17:30
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Updated the 002 archives.
GDK_DELETE event now will NOT be sent to the Gtk-mainloop any longer, but only detected by the Basic-program.
In Glade, you create 2 windows.
A mainwindow and a dialog.
Window is visible, dialog not.
If you click a button, the dialog is shown.
Now the problem: If the dialog is closed, it is destroyed.
If you click the button again, the program crashes, because the dialog does not exist any more.
With the patch, you can do this:
In the mainloop, if GDK_DELETE is detected, you use
gtk("gtk_widget_hide" , "dialog" , ...)
Now this dialog becomes invisible, but is no longer destroyed, as the event is no longer processed any further.
If you wanted to destroy the dialog, you now had to call gtk("gtk_widget_destroy,...).
I included "ide.pb", which is a very rough layout-prototype of the planned ide.
It has no functionality yet, but you can click on "new" to open a dialog.
This dialog can be closed and reopened with the new gtkbasic002.
I found another bug:
Opening dialogs/other windows sometimes results in a "Xlib async error", and the program freezes.
I tried some quick tests to catch the Xlib-errors (as I did already in some xwin_ functions in Puppybasic. But I had no success yet, I must do more tests with this issue.
another issue:
If you select the option to set one active by default, glade crashes, if you reload your project.
You then must remove that line with a texteditor.
Also Gtkbasic crashes, if you send a activate-command for a radiobutton to libglade.
Radiobuttons use gslists from Glib, so I suspect there is a library-conflict somewhere.
Must google for that bug.
Next "long" weekend I drive 550 km to Hamburg and must hand over my old appartment, so I will not be online (maybe just very short) or develop stuff.
I'll return monday or wednesday, not shure yet.
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For those who missed Randy Wolf's web chat, the transcript from earlier today is here. Some funny stuff came out of it (who knew he was such a Star Wars fan and a drummer). But as the person who does the typing in this, it was pretty tough to have to write about his El Camino teams beating my Chatsworth team at the City Championship at Dodger Stadium. For those of you who live in the Valley, you know that the rivalry runs deep and Randy never misses a chance to rub in our loss.
But, he's one of the more thoughtful big leaguers I've ever been around and even took time out of his day today to go visit a lot of sick kids at Childrens Hospital, specifically requesting that no media be there. He just wanted to do it out of the goodness of his own heart, which is pretty cool.
We've got another visit tomorrow, this time to White Memorial, and Ramon Troncoso and Guillermo Mota are both going to be spending some time with the kids. We have a long-standing relationship that goes back to the mid 90s there and watching these kids faces light up when a big leaguer walks in is something you cannot easily forget.
In any event, here's the lineup for tonight's game against the Brewers:
Furcal, SS
Ethier, RF
Manny, LF
Blake, 3B
Loney, 1B
Kemp, CF
Martin, C
Hudson, 2B
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Published 16 hours ago on January 17, 2019 By Federico Pieraccini Authored by Federico Pieraccini via The Strategic Culture Foundation: The situation in Syria evolves daily and sees two situations very closely linked to each other, with the US withdrawal from Syria and the consequent expansionist ambitions of Erdogan in Syria and the Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) takeover in Idlib that frees the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) and Russian aviation to liberate the de-escalation zone. Trump has promised to destroy Turkey economically if he attacks the Kurds, reinforcing his claim that Erdogan will not target the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) once the US withdraws from the area. One of the strongest accusations made against Trump's withdrawal by his opponents is that no Middle Eastern force will ever trust the US again if they abandon the SDF to its fate, that is, to its annihilation at the hands of the Turkish army and its FSA proxies. This, however, is not possible; not so much because of Trump's economic threats, but because of Damascus and Moscow being strongly opposed to any Turkish military action in the northeast of Syria. This is a red line drawn by Putin and Assad, and the Turkish president likely understands the consequences of any wrong moves. It is no coincidence that he stated several times that he had no problems with the "Syrians or Syrian-Kurdish brothers", and repeated that if the area under the SDF were to come under the control of Damascus, Turkey would have no need to intervene in Syria. Trump's request that Ankara have a buffer zone of 20 kilometers separating the Kurdish and Turkish forces seems to complement the desire of Damascus and Moscow to avoid a clash between the Turkish Armed Forces (TAF) and the SDF. The only party that seems to be secretly encouraging a clash between the SDF and Turkish forces is Israel, criticizing Ankara and singing the praises of the SDF, in order to try and accentuate the tensions between the two sides, though naturally without success. Israel's continued raids in Syria, though almost constantly failing due to Syrian air defense, and the divide-and-rule policy used against Turkey and the SDF, show that Tel Aviv is now weakened and mostly irrelevant in the Syrian conflict. In Idlib, the situation seems to be becoming less complicated and difficult to decipher. Russia, Iran and Syria had asked Erdogan to take control of the province through its "moderate jihadists", sit down at the negotiating table, and resolve the matter through a diplomatic solution. Exactly the opposite happened. The HTS (formerly al-Nusra/al-Qaeda in Syria) has in recent weeks conquered practically the whole province of Idlib, with numerous forces linked to Turkey (Ahrar al-Sham and Nour al-Din al-Zenki) dissolving and merging into HTS. This development puts even more pressure on Erdogan, who is likely to see his influence in Idlib fade away permanently. Moreover, this evolution represents a unique opportunity for Damascus and Moscow to start operations in Idlib with the genuine justification of combating terrorism. It is a repeat of what happened in other de-escalation areas. Moscow and Damascus have repeatedly requested the moderates be separated from the terrorists, so as to approach the situation with a diplomatic negotiation. In the absence of an effective division of combatants, all are considered terrorists, with the military option replacing the diplomatic. This remains the only feasible option to free the area from terrorists who are not willing to give back territory to the legitimate government in Damascus and are keeping civilians hostages. The Idlib province seems to have experienced the same playbook applied in other de-escalation zones, this time with a clear contrast between Turkey and Saudi Arabia that shows how the struggle between the two countries is much deeper than it appears. The reasons behind the Khashoggi case and the diplomatic confrontation between Qatar and Saudi Arabia were laid bare in the actions of the HTS in Idlib, which has taken control of all the areas previously held by Ankara's proxies. It remains to be seen whether Moscow and Damascus would like to encourage Erdogan to recover Idlib through its proxies, trying to encourage jihadists to fight each other as much as possible in order to lighten the task of the SAA, or whether they would prefer to press the advantage themselves and attack while the terrorist front is experiencing internal confusion. In terms of occupied territory and accounts to be settled, two areas of great importance for the future of Syria remain unresolved, namely al-Tanf, occupied by US forces on the Syrian-Jordanian border, and the area in the north of Syria occupied by Turkish forces and their FSA proxies. It is too early to approach a solution militarily, it being easier for Damascus and Moscow to complete the work to free Syria from the remaining terrorists. Once this has been done, the presence of US or Turkish forces in Syria, whether directly or indirectly, would become all the more difficult to justify. Driving away the US and, above all, Turkey from Syrian territory will be the natural next step in the Syrian conflict. This is an unequivocal sign that the war of aggression against Syria is winding up, and this can be observed by the opening of a series of new embassies in Damascus. Several countries — including Italy in the near future — will reopen their embassies in Syria to demonstrate that the war, even if not completely over, is effectively won by Damascus and her allies. For this reason, several countries that were previously opposed to Damascus, like the United Arab Emirates, are understood to have some kind of contact with the government of Damascus. If they intend to become involved in the reconstruction process and any future investment, they will quite naturally need to re-establish diplomatic relations with Damascus. The Arab League is also looking to welcome Syria back into the fold. Such are signs that Syria is returning to normality, without forgetting which and how many countries have conspired and acted directly against the Syrians for over seven years. An invitation to the Arab League or some embassy being reopened will not be enough to compensate for the damage done over years, but Assad does not preclude any option, and is in the meantime demonstrating to the Israelis, Saudis and the US Deep State that their war has failed and that even their most loyal allies are resuming diplomatic relations with Damascus, a double whammy against the neocons, Wahhabis and Zionists. Liked it? Take a second to support The Duran on Patreon! Continue Reading Latest Google Manipulated YouTube Search Results for Abortion, Maxine Waters, David Hogg The existence of the blacklist was revealed in an internal Google discussion thread leaked to Breitbart News. Published 17 hours ago on January 17, 2019 By The Duran Via Breitbart… In sworn testimony, Google CEO Sundar Pichai told Congress last month that his company does not "manually intervene" on any particular search result. Yet an internal discussion thread leaked to Breitbart News reveals Google regularly intervenes in search results on its YouTube video platform – including a recent intervention that pushed pro-life videos out of the top ten search results for "abortion." The term "abortion" was added to a "blacklist" file for "controversial YouTube queries," which contains a list of search terms that the company considers sensitive. According to the leak, these include some of these search terms related to: abortion, abortions, the Irish abortion referendum, Democratic Congresswoman Maxine Waters, and anti-gun activist David Hogg. The existence of the blacklist was revealed in an internal Google discussion thread leaked to Breitbart News by a source inside the company who wishes to remain anonymous. A partial list of blacklisted terms was also leaked to Breitbart by another Google source. In the leaked discussion thread, a Google site reliability engineer hinted at the existence of more search blacklists, according to the source. "We have tons of white- and blacklists that humans manually curate," said the employee. "Hopefully this isn't surprising or particularly controversial." Others were more concerned about the presence of the blacklist. According to the source, the software engineer who started the discussion called the manipulation of search results related to abortion a "smoking gun." The software engineer noted that the change had occurred following an inquiry from a left-wing Slate journalist about the prominence of pro-life videos on YouTube, and that pro-life videos were replaced with pro-abortion videos in the top ten results for the search terms following Google's manual intervention. "The Slate writer said she had complained last Friday and then saw different search results before YouTube responded to her on Monday," wrote the employee. "And lo and behold, the [changelog] was submitted on Friday, December 14 at 3:17 PM." The manually downranked items included several videos from Dr. Antony Levatino, a former abortion doctor who is now a pro-life activist. Another video in the top ten featured a woman's personal story of being pressured to have an abortion, while another featured pro-life conservative Ben Shapiro. The Slate journalist who complained to Google reported that these videos previously featured in the top ten, describing them in her story as "dangerous misinformation." Since the Slate journalist's inquiry and Google's subsequent intervention, the top search results now feature pro-abortion content from left-wing sources like BuzzFeed, Vice, CNN, and Last Week Tonight With John Oliver. In her report, the Slate journalist acknowledged that the search results changed shortly after she contacted Google. The manual adjustment of search results by a Google-owned platform contradicts a key claim made under oath by Google CEO Sundar Pichai in his congressional testimony earlier this month: that his company does not "manually intervene on any search result." A Google employee in the discussion thread drew attention to Pichai's claim, noting that it "seems like we are pretty eager to cater our search results to the social and political agenda of left-wing journalists." One of the posts in the discussion also noted that the blacklist had previously been edited to include the search term "Maxine Waters" after a single Google employee complained the top YouTube search result for Maxine Waters was "very low quality." Google's alleged intervention on behalf of a Democratic congresswoman would be further evidence of the tech giant using its resources to prop up the left. Breitbart News previously reported on leaked emails revealing the company targeted pro-Democrat demographics in its get-out-the-vote efforts in 2016. According to the source, a software engineer in the thread also noted that "a bunch of terms related to the abortion referendum in Ireland" had been added to the blacklist – another change with potentially dramatic consequences on the national policies of a western democracy. youtube_controversial_query_blacklist At least one post in the discussion thread revealed the existence of a file called "youtube_controversial_query_blacklist," which contains a list of YouTube search terms that Google manually curates. In addition to the terms "abortion," "abortions," "Maxine Waters," and search terms related to the Irish abortion referendum, a Google software engineer noted that the blacklist includes search terms related to terrorist attacks. (the posts specifically mentions that the "Strasbourg terrorist attack" as being on the list). "If you look at the other entries recently added to the youtube_controversial_query_blacklist(e.g., entries related to the Strasbourg terrorist attack), the addition of abortion seems…out-of-place," wrote the software engineer, according to the source. After learning of the existence of the blacklist, Breitbart News obtained a partial screenshot of the full blacklist file from a source within Google. It reveals that the blacklist includes search terms related to both mass shootings and the progressive anti-second amendment activist David Hogg. This suggests Google has followed the lead of Democrat politicians, who have repeatedly pushed tech companies to censor content related to the Parkland school shooting and the Parkland anti-gun activists. It's part of a popular new line of thought in the political-media establishment, which views the public as too stupid to question conspiracy theories for themselves. Here is the partial blacklist leaked to Breitbart: 2117 plane crash Russian 2118 plane crash 2119 an-148 2120 florida shooting conspiracy 2121 florida shooting crisis actors 2122 florida conspiracy 2123 florida false flag shooting 2124 florida false flag 2125 fake florida school shooting 2126 david hogg hoax 2127 david hogg fake 2128 david hogg crisis actor 2129 david hogg forgets lines 2130 david hogg forgets his lines 2131 david hogg cant remember his lines 2132 david hogg actor 2133 david hogg cant remember 2134 david hogg conspiracy 2135 david hogg exposed 2136 david hogg lines 2137 david hogg rehearsing 2120 florida shooting conspiracy The full internal filepath of the blacklist, according to another source, is: //depot/google3/googledata/superroot/youtube/youtube_controversial_query_blacklist Contradictions Responding to a request for comment, a YouTube spokeswoman said the company wants to promote "authoritative" sources in its search results, but maintained that YouTube is a "platform for free speech" that "allow[s]" both pro-life and pro-abortion content. YouTube's full comment: YouTube is a platform for free speech where anyone can choose to post videos, as long as they follow our Community Guidelines, which prohibit things like inciting violence and pornography. We apply these policies impartially and we allow both pro-life and pro-choice opinions. Over the last year we've described how we are working to better surface news sources across our site for news-related searches and topical information. We've improved our search and discovery algorithms, built new features that clearly label and prominently surface news sources on our homepage and search pages, and introduced information panels to help give users more authoritative sources where they can fact check information for themselves. In the case of the "abortion" search results, YouTube's intervention to insert "authoritative" content resulted in the downranking of pro-life videos and the elevation of pro-abortion ones. A Google spokesperson took a tougher line than its YouTube subsidiary, stating that "Google has never manipulated or modified the search results or content in any of its products to promote a particular political ideology." However, in the leaked discussion thread, a member of Google's "trust & safety" team, Daniel Aaronson, admitted that the company maintains "huge teams" that work to adjust search results for subjects that are "prone to hyperbolic content, misleading information, and offensive content" – all subjective terms that are frequently used to suppress right-leaning sources. He also admitted that the interventions weren't confined to YouTube – they included search results delivered via Google Assistant, Google Home, and in rare cases Google 's organic search results. In the thread, Aaronson attempted to explain how search blacklisting worked. He claimed that highly specific searches would generate non-blacklisted results, even controversial ones. But the inclusion of highly specific terms in the YouTube blacklist, like "David Hogg cant remember his lines" – the name of an actual viral video – seems to contradict this. Aaronson's full post is copied below: I work in Trust and Safety and while I have no particular input as to exactly what's happening for YT I can try to explain why you'd have this kind of list and why people are finding lists like these on Code Search. When dealing with abuse/controversial content on various mediums you have several levers to deal with problems. Two prominent levers are "Proactive" and "Reactive": Proactive: Usually refers to some type of algorithm/scalable solution to a general problem E.g.: We don't allow straight up porn on YouTube so we create a classifier that detects porn and automatically remove or flag for review the videos the porn classifier is most certain of Reactive: Usually refers to a manual fix to something that has been brought to our attention that our proactive solutions don't/didn't work on and something that is clearly in the realm of bad enough to warrant a quick targeted solution (determined by pages and pages of policies worked on over many years and many teams to be fair and cover necessary scope) E,g.: A website that used to be a good blog had it's domain expire and was purchased/repurposed to spam Search results with autogenerated pages full of gibberish text, scraped images, and links to boost traffic to other spammy sites. It is manually actioned for violating policy These Organic Search policies and the consequences to violating them are public Manually reacting to things is not very scalable, and is not an ideal solution to most problems, so the proactive lever is really the one we all like to lean on. Ideally, our classifiers/algorithm are good at providing useful and rich results to our users while ignoring things at are not useful or not relevant. But we all know, this isn't exactly the case all the time (especially on YouTube). From a user perspective, there are subjects that are prone to hyperbolic content, misleading information, and offensive content. Now, these words are highly subjective and no one denies that. But we can all agree generally, lines exist in many cultures about what is clearly okay vs. what is not okay. E.g. a video of a puppy playing with a toy is probably okay in almost every culture or context, even if it's not relevant to the query. But a video of someone committing suicide and begging others to follow in his/her footsteps is probably on the other side of the line for many folks. While my second example is technically relevant to the generic query of "suicide", that doesn't mean that this is a very useful or good video to promote on the top of results for that query. So imagine a classifier that says, for any queries on a particular text file, let's pull videos using signals that we historically understand to be strong indicators of quality (I won't go into specifics here, but those signals do exist). We're not manually curating these results, we're just saying "hey, be extra careful with results for this query because many times really bad stuff can appear and lead to a bad experience for most users". Ideally the proactive lever did this for us, but in extreme cases where we need to act quickly on something that is so obviously not okay, the reactive/manual approach is sometimes necessary. And also keep in mind, that this is different for every product. The bar for changing classifiers or manual actions on span in organic search is extremely high. However, the bar for things we let our Google Assistant say out loud might be a lot lower. If I search for "Jews run the banks" – I'll likely find anti-semitic stuff in organic search. As a Jew, I might find some of these results offensive, but they are there for people to research and view, and I understand that this is not a reflection of Google feels about this issue. But if I ask Google assistant "Why do Jews run the banks" we wouldn't be similarly accepting if it repeated and promoted conspiracy theories that likely pop up in organic search in her smoothing voice. Whether we agree or not, user perception of our responses, results, and answers of different products and mediums can change. And I think many people are used to the fact that organic search is a place where content should be accessible no matter how offensive it might be, however, the expectation is very different on a Google Home, a Knowledge Panel, or even YouTube. These lines are very difficult and can be very blurry, we are all well aware of this. So we've got huge teams that stay cognizant of these facts when we're crafting policies considering classifier changes, or reacting with manual actions – these decisions are not made in a vacuum, but admittedly are also not made in a highly public forum like TGIF or IndustryInfo (as you can imagine, decisions/agreement would be hard to get in such a wide list – image if all your CL's were reviewed by every engineer across Google all the time). I hope that answers some questions and gives a better layer of transparency without going into details about our "Pepsi formula". Best, Daniel The fact that Google manually curates politically contentious search results fits in with a wider pattern of political activity on the part of the tech giant. In 2018, Breitbart News exclusively published a leaked video from the company that showed senior management in dismay at Trump's election victory, and pledging to use the company's power to make his populist movement a "hiccup" in history. Breitbart also leaked "The Good Censor," an internal research document from Google that admits the tech giant is engaged in the censorship of its own products, partly in response to political events. Another leak revealed that employees within the company, including Google's current director of Trust and Safety, tried to kick Breitbart News off Google's market-dominating online ad platforms. Yet another showed Google engaged in targeted turnout operations aimed to boost voter participation in pro-Democrat demographics in "key states" ahead of the 2016 election. The effort was dubbed a "silent donation" by a top Google employee. Evidence for Google's partisan activities is now overwhelming. President Trump has previously warned Google, as well as other Silicon Valley giants, not to engage in censorship or partisan activities. Google continues to defy him. Allum Bokhari is the senior technology correspondent at Breitbart News. You can follow him on Twitter, Gab.ai and add him on Facebook. Email tips and suggestions to email@example.com. Liked it? Take a second to support The Duran on Patreon! Continue Reading JOIN OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL Your donations make all the difference. Together we can expose fake news lies and deliver truth. Amount to donate in USD$: 5 100 Validating payment information... Waiting for PayPal...Validating payment information...Waiting for PayPal... 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Two people suffered what Pennsylvania State Police called major injuries in an accident at 8:15 p.m. Friday on Short Cut Road in Hamilton Township.
According to police, Zachary R. Heck, 21, of Chambersburg was driving his 2002 Chevrolet Silverado south on Short Cut Road when he lost control and hit a tree at 8:15 p.m.
Heck's passenger, a 13-year-old Chambersburg boy, was flown to York Hospital. Heck suffered major injuries to his legs and face and taken to Chambersburg Hospital.
Heck and his passenger were not wearing their seat belts at the time of the crash.


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The decor in this 140-year-old restored cottage looks like it was found in chic, under-the-radar boutiques. In reality, much of it was found (in spots like the roadside and the backyard), inherited, or just repurposed. It's eco-friendly, budget-friendly, and very stylish.
- In this bedroom, found objects find new life in black frames, while a shawl becomes a throw blanket.
- Vintage tea towels add an unexpected, eclectic touch to the kitchen, while concealing the shelves.
- Sapphire blue couches inherited from the owner's grandma sit beneath a wire ball that was found in the garden.
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TMZ has learned Lindsay Lohan will not be arrested, because she has already posted bail and the arrest warrant has been recalled.
Earlier today the judge set the bail at $100,000. We're told Lindsay's people promptly plunked down $10,000 (the standard 10%) to secure the bond and the judge then recalled the warrant -- meaning Lindsay will not be arrested when she returns to the U.S.
We're told Lindsay and her lawyer, Shawn Chapman Holley, will be in court on Monday at 8:30 AM. The judge will then set a date for a probation violation hearing.
Judge Marsha Revel said this morning there was probable cause to believe Lindsay has violated the terms of her probation.
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This was my grandmothers speciality. She served it at every elegant occasion. I like to serve a few slices next to meat or another side dish. Since the chicken has dried fruit in it, it's perfect for a Tu B'shvat dinner.
4 whole boneless skinless chicken breast (double)
¾ cup diced assorted dried fruit (apricots, dates, crasions, figs.)
4 Tbsp pine nuts
2 eggs
½ tsp paprika
1 cup flavored cornflake crumbs
- oil, for frying
Pound each double chicken breast thin, and set them aside.
Combine diced dried fruit with the pine nuts and set aside.
In a bowl, beat the eggs with a fork. Mix in the adding paprika and set aside.
To assemble: Place a pounded chicken cutlet in font of you; position it lengthwise. Place two Tablespoons of dried fruit filling across the middle of the chicken. Roll up the chicken breast tightly and carefully; beginning from the narrower end. Make sure all the filling stays inside.
Using both hands to transfer the roll into the beaten egg mixture and then into the cornflake crumbs. Coat it well. Place the roll on a clean surface. You can now secure any ends with 1 or 2 toothpicks if necessary.
Repeat with the remaining cutlets.
Heat the oil in a frying pan. When the oil is hot, place the rolls seam side down into the pan. Fry them until they are golden brown, turning the rolls so all sides are done. If necessary you can leave the toothpicks in place.
Make sure the flame isn't to high; you want to be sure that the filling is cooked without burning the outside. When the roll-ups are ready; remove from the pan and drain them on paper towel.
Let them cool slightly, cut them on a diagonal into round slices, and serve.


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[Verse 1: Akin]
I'm passing God's conception
Approaching near the land deception
Adjust the mirror, in my rearview I see reflection
At times my highways lead to bleak direction
So I seek confession speaking to beats
I call it resurrection cause I got my soul back
Some call me pro black
Really I'm just playing my part I could've sold crack
It's not for me
My old man thought of prophecy
Kwame Nkrumah's vision live in my odyssey for real
But not your Homer in Greek mythology
Akin devise schemes to conquer this trickology
The time is now to forsake the faking
I'm freedom in the making
God's kitchen chef rock a frigid apron
[Hook x2]
Ayo, For 400 years we shed tears
And when it's death among peers we poor beers
But now what?
Look what the world made me, enslaved me
But at the end what the fuck is gonna save me?
[Verse 2: Cise Starr]
My pulse quickening as my heart became a simile
I drift into the reaches of self, I felt panicky
Hoping for anarchy, liberation from this insanity
Tears running down my cheek hit the canopy
Wall of self doubt, shout scream and wail
At the pain coursing through my being I'm in a hell of thought
Caught between a rock and hard place
My personal space violated catching a case
I can even taste the bittersweet smell of defeat
I'm feeling the heat of blood running down in the street
Then look where I stand
My shadow is the trace of a man
That endured the hardships, formulating a plan
[Hook x2]
[Verse 3: Akin]
System ridiculous they fabricate lies now I'm sick of this
Like people with syphilis still trying to cripple this will
Revolution rap attack Pope Nicholas, chill, don't ever tell me that
Lies, they try to sell me that
I can't afford it
Your evolution get aborted
Let it be known I don't condone thrones in Rome
Call it prejudice, I sever this mic with a poem
Folks will hate to see this and mercenaries out for Jesus
Live from the pearly white gates about to squeeze
Is godly bad? Confederate flags I'm held hostage
No forty acres and mule abused profits
No forty acres and mule abused profits
[Verse 4: Cise Starr]
I'm breaking these shackles they got me chained away from my liberty
Look at the history how they treated us through the centuries
Like inanimate animals only given annual holidays
Representin' hardships we endure today
That's not enough
What the fuck we getting comfortable now
Looking like clowns while industry is taking our crowns
And tarnishing our soul
Trading our worth for platinum and gold
Our souls are undersold, for what?
Semiprecious pieces of metal value changing with time
Open your eyes we need to rise
Open your eyes we need to rise
Open your eyes we need to rise
Afterward Dialogue: "The mere possession of knowledge is not enough;
It is the ability to use knowledge that matters."