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Posted on 04/06/2007 6:46:57 PM PDT by NYer
Pope Benedict XVI led a torchlit procession at Rome's Colosseum on Good Friday, the most sombre day of the Christian calendar commemorating Christ's crucifixion, as tens of thousands of pilgrims looked on.
Holding flickering candles cupped in coloured paper, they massed around the ancient Roman arena as the 79-year-old leader of the world's 1.1 billion Roman Catholics carried a simple cross during the first and last portions of the Way of the Cross procession.
At the end, the pope addressed the throng, standing beside a giant cross made up of dozens of flaming candles that had overlooked the solemn observance while floodlights and torches bathed the Colosseum in a golden light.
He asked the faithful to "pray for all those who suffer in the world" and said that the "worst sin is insensitivity and hardness of heart."
During the procession, to symbolise the universality of the Church, youths from the Republic of Congo, Chili, South Korea, China and Angola, a family from the Rome diocese and two Franciscan monks had taken turns carrying the cross.
Italian Bible scholar Monsignor Gianfranco Ravasi of Milan had the responsibility this year of penning meditations on Biblical passages accompanying each of the 14 Stations of the Cross.
His reflections during the Ninth Station, when Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem, focused on the plight of women through history.
Ravasi noted that Jesus was "surrounded by a world of mothers, daughters and sisters."
He urged reflection on all women "who have been abused and raped, ostracised and submitted to shameful tribal practices," as well as "Jewish and Palestinian mothers, and those from all countries at war, widows and the elderly forgotten by their children".
Despite the feminine theme, notably absent from this year's procession was Veronica, a figure from Christian legend who offered Jesus a cloth with which to wipe his face.
Ravasi selected an alternative Way of the Cross first introduced by Benedict's predecessor John Paul II in 1991 that does not refer to Veronica and that includes references to Judas and Pontius Pilate.
John Paul II proposed the alternative, last used in 2004, to allow deeper reflection on purely scriptural accounts of Christ's Passion.
Earlier Friday, Benedict presided over Good Friday mass at St Peter's Basilica.
The homily was delivered, as tradition dictates, by the Preacher to the Papal Household instead of the pope, and it also focused on the role of women.
Women's "presence beside the Crucified and the Risen holds a vital lesson for us today: our civilisation dominated by technology needs a heart for man to survive," said Raniero Cantalamessa, a Franciscan Capuchin priest.
"We should give more room to 'reasons of the heart' if we want to prevent our planet, while it is warming physically, to plunge spiritually into an ice age," he said.
Benedict began four days of commemorations to mark Easter week on Thursday when he presided over a mass commemorating the Last Supper and the traditional washing of the feet.
The mass was held in St John in Lateran cathedral in Rome, of which the pope is bishop.
Also Thursday, Benedict celebrated the annual Chrismal mass in St Peter's Basilica at the Vatican, traditionally blessing the holy oils used in sacraments throughout the year.
On Holy Saturday, the pope will preside over an Easter vigil in St Peter's Basilica during which pilgrims will hold candles and renew their baptismal vows.
On Easter Sunday, the most joyous day of the Christian year, celebrating Christ's Resurrection, the pope will deliver the traditional "Urbi et Orbi" (To the City and the World) Easter message from the central loggia of St Peter's Basilica.
Pope Benedict XVI carries a wooden cross, during the Via Crucis (Way of the Cross) torchlight procession celebrated by the pontiff on Good Friday at the ancient Colosseum in Rome, Friday, April 6, 2007. The evening Via Crucis procession at the ancient Colosseum amphitheater is a Rome tradition that draws a large crowd of faithful, including many of the pilgrims who flock to the Italian capital for Holy Week ceremonies before Easter Sunday. (AP Photo/Maurizio Brambatti, Pool)
A message worth pondering in our personal lives. May God continue to bless this humble servant!
When I visited Rome in 1999, I arrived on Good Friday. My Dad and I decided to head to the Coliseum to see the Stations of the Cross. It was incredible. First walking through the Circus Maximus and approaching the Arch of Constantine is awesome, when you realize all the history. Then you crest the hill and there it is. Quite beautiful, quite intense.
I just finished watching this a little while ago on EWTN. It was very beautiful.
Indescribable, isn't it! I have visited the Colosseum several times. It is a place where time is frozen and one can practically hear the cheer of the crowds and the singing of the Christians as they are led forth to their execution.
We adore Thee, O Christ, and we bless Thee, because by Thy holy cross Thou hast redeemed the world.
" said that the "worst sin is insensitivity and hardness of heart."
Really? Worse than child rape and murder? Worse than cannibalism? Worse than genocide? Worse than starting a bloody war for personal aggrandizement and enrichment, as Saddam did at least twice?
The "worst" sin? Really?
I can't believe he said that. Matter of fact, I don't think I will believe it until I see it reliably corroborated.
I agree that one can't take a news source at face value.
On the other hand, one might also say that all the sins you mention are manifestations of "insensitivity and hardness of heart."
"Insensitivity" has become a "cringe word," I have to admit (and goodness what the Pope really said, in whatever language he used :-). However, "hardness of heart" is a central Gospel theme, and also found in the Old Testament, as a source and result of sin.
I see what you're saying, but I wouldn't say that insensitivity and hardness of heart alone would induce a person to commit those sins. I think a hefty shot of evil would also be necessary.
I agree.
However, assuming that the Pope said something like what's reported, I would understand him to mean that "hardness of heart" is evil, because it means that you fail to recognize the humanity of others.
"Hardness of heart" would be another way of saying "Doesn't love God and neighbor," violating both the Great Commandments.
The west hasn't experienced it yet but the near East and the far East has.
I pray for strength.
From that sin all others come out. Without insensitivity, there is not the looking at people like they are things. Without hardness of heart, there is not the willingness to use a person in rape. They are the roots of much evil.
You are right about that.
I'm not for sure if this article is WND hysteria or for real, but it's an example of things coming our way:
i was at the seminary of the fraternity of saint peter in southern germany for good friday. :-D
very cool place, with very cool liturgy - About 4.5hours of gregorian chanting, traditional liturgy etc!!!
Are you still in Germany?
About 4.5hours of gregorian chanting, traditional liturgy etc!!
What an experience! You will remember this all your life.
yes i am still in germany.
It really was amazing seeing ca.60 seminarians and priests in cassocks and their white surplices making full use of the 3000 (that includes jewish prayers from the Old testament and many prayers from the early church in greek) year history of prayer and liturgy of the church. I am going again on a pilgrimage to chartres at pentecost with them :D
its hard to understand the 'modernists' and their constant attacks on tradi's. Maybe they have simply never been to a beautiful old mass?
I hope you had a blessed easter!
the 4.5hours of chant was split between two hours in the morning ca.20mins for sext and then ca.2hours in the evening. From what I heard it was like this for all of holy week, i was only there for 2 days, Holy Thursday and Good Friday
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Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 3:39 am
Post subject: Instajumps; The Perfect Bookmark
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An instajump is a player made bookmark that will take you directly on top of a warp gate so you don't need to travel between when you come out of warp to the stargate.
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In a nutshell you must fly to the opposite side of the gate and orient yourself so that you are (15 km - gate diameter/2) meters past the gate in line with the origin.
If you look back and see the origin symbol it must be within about 1 cm of the destination symbol. If it is too far away slow your ship and maneover until conditions A and B are met.
If the destination object's diameter is greater than 30 km you can set the bookmark in its center and it will be reachable from any direction.
Name your bookmarks: Dest -Origin(s)
The origins must be second because there may be more than one so you always want to alphabetize on destination. Use 4-letter abbreviations because if you use the full system name then it may be too long for the context menu and get cutoff.
Example: Aida -Covr,Dast,5
To the Aidart gate (in Stacmon) from either the Covryn gate, the Dastryn gate, or anything at or in the vicinity of planet 5. You do not need to mention the system name because that is already shown in a special column in People and Places.
simplistic enough, except where's this magical FAQ that tells us the diameter of all things great and small?
Droidster's discription is excellenl. The 'magical' size listing is in the overview. Just turn on 'size' column. It is listed in diameter of an object.
The folder deletion bug just hit me. Basicly sometimes when you crash, hard, and log back in all your folders are gone. All the BMs are still there, since that is kept on the server, but all your folders are gone, since that is on the client.
For any bookmark (bm) used in 'insta-jump' creation i always use a shuttle and maintain a tight grip on the "adjust velocity" controls.
Stations: deceptively easy. get a shuttle, load about half a dozen individual ammo rounds and launch. immediately control velocity and set an approach back to station till you almost reach the 0m barrier. Jettison one of the ammo rounds, keep it's location. Now, set up your jumpgate bookmark (see below) Then warp back to this cargo container and go 14km past it (control velocity) Now, dump another ammo round and approach your first container after target locking both. stop at about 9km range and calculate how much you'll have to shave off to get it "exactly" to 14000m, then head back to your 2nd container and stop
meters before. grab the cargo, set bookmark (write "from blah to station")...now, go back and pick up your first container and delete that temp. bookmark (unless you've got more bms to station to do)
Stargates: even easier. same shuttle, no need for containers. Warp in from departure point, doubleclick as close to the center of the JG as you can (without enabling approach mode) and adjust your velocity once you pass it...rotate view angle and wait till you're approx 10km behind JG and doubleclick in the corner of your screen opposite the position of your departure point. Once your departure and destination match up, click 'approach' jumpgate and stop at a range of
m (give or take 200m)...set bookmark.
Roid fields: kinda complicated. What you're looking for is a field that you approach with the "ends" aligned to your approach vector. (has a number of advantages to this) Get to the middle of the arc, approach the middle roid to about 10km. Look towards the departure station/jg you came from and ZOOM OUT to find the closest roid directly behind your current facing. Target lock that. Drop something to make a container. Turn to face the locked roid and hit the gas to go beyond that roid (no need for that targeted roid beyond the "turn 180 degrees bit.") Get the container to about 12-13km, trying to get the container and your station/JG lined up. If done right, this will not only get you to within mining range of the farthest roid in the arc, but also allow you to set "warp to 15, 20, 30, 40" to get even more of the field.
As for people&places folders to keep your BM's uncluttered i have 7 folders only and nothing in the main PLACES section...only temporary BMs that i can get at quickly (like mission BMs)
Those folders are: Combat Patrol; Hubs; Offices/Labs; Roids/Hides; Routes - Peni; Routes - Youl; Shuttles
combat patrol is for pure rat hunting (roid fields and jgs aligned for distance)
hubs i use for when i'm on combat missions (station "dock" quick clicks)
offices/labs/shuttles i use when i'm hunting for labs or offices to rent and shuttles are for indy routes between stations/jumpgates
roids/hides are for indy routes between belts and stations/JGs...plus hideout locations for interesting things (basically your miscellaneous folder)
routes are for indy routes between jumpgates (plus departure/arrival stations)
sometimes i'll use just the official location. (1: when there's no need for roid indy points; 2: for the hubs.
you don't need to use the "warp to" submenu if you hit 'dock' then select another route upon arrival
; 3: offices and labs i keep the original label as well.)
As you can see, i don't put too much faith in MWDs
some station ports are setup in a way that's unesthetic when you warp in on them..pinball action. Recommend setting up an approach to another part of the station, like an exhaust port
I tend not to set waypoints unless there's something damned important about the location
...I've found the best station usually is the one that has the best quality combat agent(s) and the least amount of BMs needed. (killing three birds with one stone)
take Penirgman for instance...Theology 8.2 has a lvl2 high quality int.sec. agent, with only two BMs needed on approach (orkashu/chaven/4/5/7 for one, and ashab/9 for another)
another example is Youl. only three BMs needed to cover all five jumpgates, plus 6 combat agents of lvl1 and 2.
Jarzalad i use because of it's proximity to numerous asteroid belts in 0.6 space in the nearby systems
Sarum Prime is used because of it's tendency to be the highest mineral/ore purchaser in the region
Sayartchen is also used because of it's proximity to the only 0.3 system near penirgman (and the only lvl5 agent near penirgman)
Etav is my only throwback to pre-patch days of mining agent lore...keep it for sentimental value i suppose
Be careful of spreading out too far, because you'll want a central headquarters that is your dumping ground for recycling and other loot, etc. (and BM'd routes for your industrials to get there and back)
I've forced myself to limit my reach to 3 jumps outside of Penirgman, except lab slots which i use alternates to monitor...this keeps the bookmarks to a sane level.
There's one exception
. Mission agents tend to restrict themselves to 3 jump radius objectives...with 6 agents in one station one either needs lots of bookmarks or a combat ship handicapped with a MWD. The nice thing about Youl is it's restricted backwater location cuts down the amount of systems connecting within 3 jumps of it. (Penirgman has 40 systems within 3 jumps; Youl has only 24)
i have Hubs and Routes set up all around this area...quite a bit of work, but worth it if you don't have an MWD
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Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2004 7:54 am
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the Exodus patch fubared alot of my bms...i suggest 7500m behind jumpgates, and 15km behind docking ports/roid patches
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Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2005 11:51 pm
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nice guide.
i've noticed bookmark warping locations seem to be randomized. you'll "scatter" from your destination by about 1km or so, if even. (bm jumps used to be pinpoint, now the game code fudges)
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Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2005 3:55 am
Post subject: Post-exodus bming
1. find the route you want and set destination
2. set autopilot to on
3. once under warp towards a jumpgate, disable autopilot
4. upon coming out of warp, hit full speed
5. have jumpgate as selected object
5. wait till you're 10+km past jumpgate, and then cut speed by half
6. hit 'approach' icon in 'selected item' (very handy)
7. adjust your heading till you have departure and arrival points lined up at 8500-9000m distance
i usually cut thrust in my shuttle at the 9500m mark from half speed setting...
8. add waypoint onc eyou come to full stop
i found that naming my waypoints in a different format helped me sort them later, especially if the folders get nuked. *bug*
i split my bookmarks up into 3 types of folders per constellation. i name them:
Roids + <constellation>
: "To beltx.y (right/mid/left)"
Routes - <constellation>
: "X to Y" ...these are for between jumpgates
Shuttle = <constellation>
: "y from x" ...these are for between one or more stations and/or jumpgate
I tend to prefer using the escrow system to package bookmarks into plastic wraps, but i found that i should ONLY do that if my bookmark system for that constellation is complete.
the reason i like plastic wraps is because you can stuff ALOT into a shuttle, whereas using small containers takes 100m3 each.
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Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2005 1:13 pm
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i've given up on the idea of plastic wraps, permanently. it's a cute idea but impractical. here's how i deal with disseminating bookmarks:
1) i'll have a library division hangar set out for bookmarks. each small standard container has all the constellation bookmarks (roids,routes and shuttles separate)
2) updates can simply be traded out to players, and shoved into the containers for future use.
You'll find the easiest way to create the folders is use copy and paste liberally and just fill in the constellation names...do that until you've got the entire list in your peoples/places window, then start moving the bms to 'items', then to the folder in peoples/places, then shift-copying them back to the container. close one container and move to the next.
takes quite some time. oh yes, DON'T delete your settings folder in cache, since the folders reside there...there's also the information that saving this file will keep your folder system intact...i've yet to find out exactly which file to save.
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Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 7:24 am
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me and droidster get down to the nitty-gritty of naming one's bookmarks
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Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2005 7:37 am
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update on station/shuttle bookmarking.
Grab a unit of local cheap commodity (i prefer that over using a bookmark; more stylish if someone peeks, though i'm sure a nasty note would be funny, i prefer folks to let sleeping dogs lie)
launch in a shuttle and wait till you come to full stop
jettison that item and then warp to your destination
as soon as you come out of warp, hit full thrust, and select the jumpgate.
as you pass 10km behind the jg, hit half thrust, hit approach jg and adjust heading so you line up that station you left
at 9500km hit full stop and wait till you hit 0.0 velocity and then add a bookmark that says "JG from base" and in the info list the range to jumpgate
now hit, "warp to station 15km" and align yourself to look at station, then zoom out
when you come out of warp select your container and approach
once you're next to it double click as close to the center of your screen as possible
0once you pass 14km hit half thrust and approach container, adjusting heading to line up jg you just left
immediately upon hitting the 14km mark approach to the container, hit full stop
wait till you reach 0.0 velocity and then add bookmark taht reads "Base from JG"
I usually try to keep the jumpgate acronym to 4 letters, except if i've got a blob of jumpgates all at the same spot, then i shorten it to fit.
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Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 2:40 pm
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update on asteroid bookmarking. Well, the new exodus bookmark nerf screwed my old bms. There's been a
that the only way to get perfect drop points is to set the bm for the 20km+ range. That's is incorrect when i made my first run of meticulous '20km' bookmarks. made half a dozen then merrily tested them - cause i was damn sure there's more bullshit on the forums than diapers on bottoms.
Scatter will now have to be just a part of life. the new Exodus scatter is a random 2.5km radial globe.
Anyways, i've given up being all fancy and decided to use ejected bookmarks, simply named at the default "spot in x system".
The routine i've got now is very simple. get to the far end of a roid belt and lock the last roid...then travel UNDER or ABOVE the belt till you hit 9 km, then hit half speed (in your shuttle) and then hit stop once you hit the 11km mark.
create bookmark, drag to cargo bay, eject.
move right along repeating the above till you have a nice string of jetcans. Stop when you get within 12km of the other end...then you simply head to your first jetcan and begin the process of the actual 'insta-jump' creation.
get right next to the first can and find your station/jg where you are going to arrive from and depart to
having found this point, turn approx 180 degrees and take off at full speed
once you hit the 14km mark, slow to half speed
passing 16km turn around and align
hit full stop once you hit 15km mark approaching the can.
create bookmark once you come to full stop - i'm leary of setting bookmarks while one has velocity, i've seen some wierd results
when you've set that one, goto the 3rd can you dropped and repeat...then the 5th, etc.
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Posted: Sun Feb 27, 2005 12:25 am
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i've discovered, after a few "bookmark folder deletion" bugs that sorting bookmarks into folders based on constellations is just a bloody waste of time.
use 'Region' folders instead of 'constellation'...although it looks intimidating to see about 230 bookmarks in a folder, it's actually less intimidating than seeing 100+ folders.
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Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2005 11:48 am
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Im no expert but ill tell you how i arrange mine. I trade in minerals and as such i do a lot of traveling everyday.
I have my bookmarks arranged in folders by region. My bookmarks all have two system names. First name is where im coming from, second name is where i would like to go. So if im coming in to Yulai from Lustrevik and i want to go to Kermerk i need to find the Lustrevik -> Kemerk bookmark.
You need a seperate BM for every gate to gate allthough some can just be duplicated since you often have several gates at the same planets. For example you have 3 gates at planet A and 1 gate at planet B. You put in a bookmark from the first gate at planet A to the gate at planet B. This bookmark can now be used from all three gates at planet A to go to the gate at planet B, but not the other way around.
Having bookmarks for every gate to gate in a region is only needed if you do a lot of traveling on different routes. If you only travel from A to B on a regular basis you only need that route off course. For agent missions bookmarks can be very helpfull and if you make the effort of bookmarking the nearby area, you can save a lot of time doing courrier missions.
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For instadocks, I usually use "Planet Number"-"Moon Number" "Abbrevation of the station name", IE. "11-3 BTT" (Brutor Tribe Treasury @ P11-M3). I use that "style" of namecalling for station > gate instas as well, ie. "11-3 BTT > Rens".
I don't use Ras Blumin's technique (and i have almost a thousand or two now) but that sounds an excellent suggestion.
I myself have learnt the hard way that fancy folders go the way of the dodo bird when one's "cache" gets a hiccup. have they fixed that bug yet? Besides, sometimes one wants to delete the ENTIRE cache...and sometimes you reinstall the game after a hiatus (and forgot where you put the cache backup)
All my fancy "roids-region" "shuttles-region" "routes-region" folders went poof and i was faced with the daunting task of rearranging all my BMs (thousand+) *shrug* so i simply sorted the entire lot by 'constellation' and shuffled everything by constellation folders. period.
My way of naming BMs is intuitive, Albiet radically different than the other posters here in one fundamental way.
Roid naming
: "To belt [planet].[belt#]" and "From belt [planet].[belt#]" (asteroid mining i try to keep as simple as possible: only one refining staging point as reference, and i prefer a planet with lots of belts &/or lots of planets close together - that way i can "double up" on instajumps and "kill two birds with one stone" so to speak.)
station naming
: "Base from [JG]" and "[JG] from Base" (notice how it's format is different than roid BM naming? It seems confused compared to the other poster's suggestion, but in my folders it helps me instantly "eyeball" the different categories; If there's more than one JG really close together i'll combine it)
jumpgate travel
: "x to y" and "y to x" (i like the "to"...i don't know why i refuse to use ">" or "->"...perhaps it was the bugs in the code that prevented me from doing so a year ago+ (?) Anyways, it just seems aesthetic to use "to")[quote=example]In Ashab system there's a whole bunch of jumpgates. I have "All to Tanoo", "Am/He/Ke to Pe", "Am/He/Ke to Te", "Ama/Hed to Keh", "Cha/Pen to Ama", "Cha/Pen to Hed", "Cha/Pen to Keh" and "Cha/Pen to Tes", "Keho to Amar", "Tano to Peni", "Tesh to Amar", "Tesh to Hedi", "Tesh to Keho" and "Tesh to Peni" (all BMs are in a folder named "Paru")
There's this one base there that i used to frequently goto and it was conveniently located where i could actually put "Base from All" ...Personally, i thought this was way cool and wanted to make this my home. But the massive distances involved in Ashab system left my n00b capacitors empty, so i waved goodbye to agent "Toumzie Fusi"[/quote]From the example you can see how i increasingly shorten the abbreviations when "killing two birds with one stone"
As for Aesthetics, i prefer to place BMs 11000m from Amarr jumpgates (the single ring type) and 14000m from specific points in space (ie. a jettisoned marker to warp in to an aesthetically pleasing point next to a station)
As for brutal genius while mining, i prefer belts where they're aligned in an arc perpendicular to the point i jump in from (that way i can set a BM and then simply choose the 'warp in' distance to cover the entire belt with one BM) ...i usually try to name the "to belt" with an additional explanation of (right) or (left) or (mid) or (full)
Alas the days of olde where my Indy would jump to pinpoint precision on my BM are long gone. Currently, there's about a 2.5km sphere of random arrival...Which has the humorous effect of turning my Iteron V into a giant pinball when using old station instadocks.
*muffy goes off to hug his Small Tractor Beam I*
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Posted: Sun Aug 20, 2006 6:40 pm
Post subject: copying bookmarks
Valeo Galaem
To copy bookmarks, you need to hold shift and drag the bookmark from your People & Places window into your ships cargo hold as it only works if you put them there. This will create a copy of the BM as a tradable item. If you just want to move it out of P&P (and removing its entry there) don't hold shift.
To place BMs back in P&P, just drag it back. You can't copy bookmarks going in reverse, so shift doesn't matter.
BUT... be aware that BMs put a lot of load on the database, and as a result, CCP has given them very low priority on the server. When you start moving bookmarks around, be prepared to have to wait a while for the server to perform the action. You may find that it will take minutes to move a few dozen BMs. This same delay will make opening containers and hangers with BMs in them take a while to load as well. Just be patient and eventually they will show up.
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I've been wondering, since the folders for bookmarks are stored locally, is there some way to access that data so I could extract a list of all my current bookmarks?
Nosferatu Zodd wrote:
It is stored in [CCP\EVE\cache\Settingschar_(number).dat] Yet only the foldernames for the bookmarks are stored locally. The bookmarks are stored on the server and that's why it takes that long to copy them. They should store the folders also on the server for several reasons known by many.
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This relates to the previous post about bookmarks. I, too, use naming conventions related to whether a bookmark is gate to gate, base to gate or for a base. If it is gate to gate, I use a comma at the beginning. If it is base to gate I use a perios. I let bases go without.
This results in a very unobtrusive naming convention that sorts out when you use alphabetical labe sorting. You can already click on region, constellation etc for sorting purposes. This little trick merely sorts out the TYPES of bookmarks you are looking at.
Why sort by gate to gate, base to gate and bases? If you just use one folder for all three types, then you will get a very very long list for systems with lots of bases and lots of gates. It is faster for me to open up three little windows for gate to gate base to gate and bases.
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If I have one piece of advice to ensure the success of your new initiative, it is to make it personal. We would all rather make an effort for a friend than for a stranger, so a personal, friendly representative in charge of your new initiative can facilitate the success of your new program. Appointing an approachable, responsible ambassador can heighten the personal element of your new initiative and, therefore, support its success.
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Opening Day for the Grizzlies' 2012 season is 35 days away (43 until the home opener on April 13th). While the next month will dictate how the Grizzlies roster shakes out, it is time to revisit the 2011 Opening Day roster. Some familiar faces may return to Fresno this season, but several players have moved on to other organizations. Check out the list below to see where they have landed.
RHP Josh Banks – signed with the Baltimore Orioles. Banks was without a job until February 28th when he signed with the Orioles on a Minor League contract. The right-hander is local to the Baltimore area as he is from Severna Park, Maryland.
RHP Casey Daigle – unsigned. Daigle pitched in 36 games with the Grizzlies last season. He did not pitch in a game after July 10th, however, as he ended the season on the disabled list.
RHP Steve Edlefsen – on the Giants' 40-man roster. The right-hander made his Major League debut in 2011, pitching in 13 games with the Giants. The 26-year-old, who has pitched in Fresno for parts of the last three seasons, may once again start the year in Fresno this season, but he may also see significant time with the Giants.
LHP Alex Hinshaw – signed with the San Diego Padres. The left-hander was released this past offseason, before he was signed by San Diego. The 29-year-old attended San Diego State University, so the transition to America's Finest City should be an easy one if he pitches for the parent club. Hinshaw was invited to the Padres' Major League Spring Training as a non-roster invitee.
RHP Andrew Kown – re-signed with the Giants; invited to San Francisco's Major League Spring Training as a non-roster invitee. Kown is a candidate to once again pitch for the Grizzlies, depending on how he performs in Spring Training and what types of opportunities open up at the big league level.
RHP Marc Kroon – retired
RHP Shane Loux – re-signed with the Giants; invited to San Francisco's Major League Spring Training as a non-roster invitee. Similar to Kown, Loux will more than likely start the season in Fresno if he sticks with the Giants organization.
RHP Doug Mathis – signed by the Boston Red Sox. Mathis appeared in 13 games with the Grizzlies in 2011 before joining the Oakland A's organization midway through the year. The University of Missouri product is in Boston's big league camp this spring. Former Giants farmhand Tony Pena Jr. is also with Mathis in Boston's Spring Training as a non-roster invitee.
RHP David Mixon – retired midseason last year. After appearing in seven games with the Grizzlies, the right-hander was sent to Double-A Richmond before joining High-A San Jose. In July, Mixon decided to step away from the game and step into a post-baseball career.
RHP Henry Sosa – traded to the Houston Astros midseason last year. Sosa is on the Astros' 40-man roster and figures to contend for a spot in Houston's pitching staff at some point this season. The Astros are a young team, and Sosa has only made 10 Major League starts in his career, all of which occurred last season.
RHP Ryan Vogelsong – re-signed with the Giants on a two-year deal. In case you didn't hear, the right-hander had a good season last year.
LHP Matt Yourkin – re-signed with the Giants; invited to San Francisco's Major League Spring Training as a non-roster invitee. Once again, Yourkin is in the same boat as Kown and Loux in terms of where he starts this season. If Yourkin pitches for the Grizzlies in 2012, it will be his third-straight season in Fresno.
C Chris Stewart – on the Giants' 40-man roster. Stewart is competing with Eli Whiteside for the backup catcher role with the Giants.
C Jackson Williams – still within the Giants organization. Williams is attending big league Spring Training camp for the fifth straight season as a non-roster invitee.
INF Brock Bond – still within the Giants organization. Bond missed most of the 2011 season with an injury. He will be looking to bounce back in 2012, possibly putting up numbers similar to 2010, when he was named a Pacific Coast League All-Star.
INF Emmanuel Burriss – on the Giants' 40-man roster. Burriss is competing for a role with the Giants full-time, either as a starter or as a utility player off the bench.
INF Conor Gillaspie – on the Giants' 40-man roster. Gillaspie appeared in 15 games with the Giants last season as a September call-up. He first appeared with the Giants in a limited role during his first professional season in 2008, all of which was part of his contract. Gillaspie will more than likely start the year in Fresno with his play and opportunities opening up at the Major League level determining where he finishes the year.
INF Edgar Gonzalez – signed by the Chicago Cubs. Gonzalez was one of the mainstays in the Grizzlies lineup in a year filled with plenty of roster turnover. He signed with the Cubs organization entering the 2012 season and is participating in the Cubs' big league Spring Training camp as a non-roster invitee. Plenty of competition exists for Gonzalez in the Cubs' camp, but Grizzlies fans might have the opportunity to watch him play again in May when the Iowa Cubs pay a visit to Fresno. All of this, of course, depends on Gonzalez staying with the Cubs organization if he does not make the big league club breaking Spring Training.
INF Brett Pill – on the Giants' 40-man roster. Pill is competing for a spot on the Giants 25-man roster breaking Spring Training camp. After primarily playing first base for his first five professional seasons, Pill gained some experience at second base with the Grizzlies in 2011. In addition to playing a handful of games at third in the minors, as well as taking some fly balls as an outfielder in Spring Training, Pill is adding versatility to help him make the Giants' Opening Day roster.
INF Ryan Rohlinger – signed a Minor League contract with the Cleveland Indians. Rohlinger was traded to the Colorado Rockies in early June of last season, where he played in 70 games with the Colorado Springs Sky Sox to end the year. The 28-year-old will attend the Indians' Minor League camp after his deal with Cleveland did not include an invitation to the big league Spring Training.
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For the last two days I have been giving all-day workshops and then press interviews in the evenings.
The workshops have been great (but pretty tiring!). Everyone is enthusiastic and the Indonesian audience is a very lively, participative one! They've really gotten into the spirit of the exercises and demonstrations.
We are giving the workshops in the Ministry of Education building. Here is the stage all set for action:
Before the workshop started and during breaks and lunch, a wonderful group of kids performed music for us - a mix of traditional Indonesian songs and music and western songs in Indonesian. The man in back, also singing (we were all singing along to this song!) is the manager of the group.
Here is the lead singer, Siwi, who has a wonderful voice:
Another singer, Iqbar, is only nine years old and comes a very war-torn part of Indonesia. He sang a very enjoyable rendition of a Indonesian song about a chicken!
And this is Mega, who is eleven. She is singing Javanese songs and has one of the most powerful voices I've heard. Indeed, she was won a well-known contest for singing pop music. Britney Spears has nothing on her!
Here are Dodi and Dwi, who accompanied the singers.
Re: Torey's Visit to Indonesia, Part 1
During the workshop, Ms. Alin was my interpreter and we worked very hard!
And the attendees worked even harder!!
Re: Torey's Visit to Indonesia, Part 1
Today was the day I gave my first public lecture in Jakarta, again in the Ministry of Education Building. It was a capacity crowd and we had a meaningful time together.
There are no pictures today, however. During the time I was giving the lecture, a massive car bomb went off in front of the Australian Embassy not far from where we were holding our lecture. As of the time I am writing this, nine people are known to have died and over a hundred and fifty people have been injured.
I need to take this occasion to express my sadness at this event and to say this event is not reflective of the Indonesian people nor is it reflective of the Muslim community. Islam, like Christianity and Judaism, is a religion of tolerance and forgiveness. Unfortunately, as is also true of some Christians and some Jews, there are a fanatic few who act out in ways abhorrent to all right-thinking people, whatever their religious, national or ethnic background.
As well as expressing great sadness at the events of today in Jakarta, I also think it is important to express my concern for the men who have committed this act. What is so sorrowful to me is that, misguided as it is, these men will have genuinely felt they were doing the right thing in setting off that bomb, that acting out of anger and revenge was what God would want them to do.
Anger is a feeling we get when we feel frustrated and powerless, when we feel our world is out of control, when no one listens to us. Handling inappropriate and distressing feelings has been a major topic during many of my discussions here in Jakarta. I have often been asked about special needs children, about contending with temper tantrums and revengeful outbursts. We have discussed how it is often difficult for special children to control their rage, how their special needs make them inarticulate and powerless to communicate what they need.
My experience with special needs children is that it is never helpful to meet a temper tantrum with anger of my own. It is never helpful to hit the child, to scream at him, to "give him a taste of his own medicine." My experience is that to change a child's behaviour permanently, we must start where the child is. We must accept him as he is, however bad that may be, and work from there, and that the first step in this is listening. Even if what he is doing is totally unacceptable, the first step to helping him change is to acknowledge him as a fellow human being worthy of being listened to, to say, 'Yes, you are angry.' to accept him where he is, wherever that might be, because for that moment he can't be anywhere else. And
we have a chance to work for change, to make a difference.
My feelings regarding the bombing in Jakarta today is that we are in very much the same realm here. It is time to stop responding to anger with anger. It's time to listen. Even if what is being said is not acceptable in the greater context of things. Anger comes from frustration, from voicelessness, from being talked to but never listened to. We
want this kind of world we have now. None of us does. But if we want a different one, we need accept this is where we are now. And then we need to listen. We need to acknowledge everyone involved as fellow human beings and listen. Genuinely. And then we can work from there, because the other way - responding to anger with escalating anger - just isn't ever going to get us to a better place.
As for me, I am safe and well. And as for am I staying here now? Am I carrying on? Yes, of course. I wouldnt dream of doing otherwise. I am among friends.
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Where to start now? So much has happened in such a short time.
After doing press interviews all morning, I left Jakarta on Friday to travel to Bandung. This was rather exciting as I was to travel all by myself by plane while my "minders" and helpers traveled by train! I said I would love to go by train too, because I want to see the Javanese countryside, but it is a four-hour journey and takes too long. So I needed to fly. Alone!
Going behind the security and trying to find my way around the Halim airport alone was a pretty interesting experience! But I managed. There were many planes on the tarmac - 737s, 727s, and the like and I was trying to guess which one was going to Bandung. Well . . . we were put on a bus and taken to a completely
part of the airport and here is our plane:
This was a rather different plane than I had flown in before! And I had the first seat, right behind the pilot! Once we chased the mosquitoes off and everyone got on board - it was a very full plane too! - off we went and in fact, it was all very sophisticated. We were served drinks and a nice snack and the flight was very smooth. Except for the mosquitoes, which rode along too!
When I arrived in Bandung, my editor Ms. Tutu, took me to lunch in a wonderful restaurant with a koi pond right in the center of the open atrium.
Here we are, ready to go in.
After lunch, I went to visit my publishing house, which is in Bandung, not Jakarta. They are called Mizan and the imprint for my books is Qanita.
Here is the outside of the offices (you can just see the Mizan symbol on the red wall on the left):
I met the staff who have worked so hard on my books here. We all had refreshments (the Indonesians are VERY hospitable! And they
Here is a picture of the Mizan staff altogether with me (and a lot of books to sign!)
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In the late afternoon, I had a wonderful experience. I was taken to see Daarut Tauhid, which is an Islamic cultural centre. This is a most extraordinary place. It has been founded by the Muslim scholar Abdullah Gymnastiar, whom everyone called 'Aa Gym', which means 'Elder Brother Gym'. Here in Indonesia they do not use the terms 'Mr.' and 'Mrs.', etc. but refer to each other as 'Mother' 'Father', 'Brother' and 'Sister' when they wish to express respect. So here my editor is not Ms. Tutu, but 'Ba Tutu', which means 'Sister Tutu'. I am 'Ibu Torey' which literally means 'Mother Torey'. And so Mr. Gymnastiar is known as 'Elder Brother Gym' or 'Aa Gym' in Indonesian.
Aa Gym has endeavoured to set up a whole community based on Islamic values which reaches out to the poorest and the disenfranchised of Indonesia and, at the same time, makes the tenets of Islam - the
tenets: those of a pure heart, forgiveness, kindness, care of the poor and service to God - clear and understandable to all. He is an amazing man and has done so very many things - creating businesses to employ the poor, teaching and training people for work, building houses, etc. He also has 32 foster children he cares for on the compound. I was here because they want to help special needs children even more than they are doing - they already run inclusive school programs and a great program for autistic children - but they would like to create a program to go into homes, particularly of very poor families to help them learn how to best care for their disabled children.
Aa Gym and I spent our first meeting together discussing the sad, sad news of the bombing in Jakarta on Wednesday, which has hurt him deeply too. I then spent time with the teachers and organizers of special programs at Daarut Tauhid, as the call to prayer occurred just after I had arrived and Aa Gym needed to go to pray.
After evening prayers. Aa Gym very kindly invited me to his house and there we had a wonderful discussion.
And late at night when it was finally time to go, we sat out in his garden for a picture of all of us together who had been taking part in the evening's discussions.
Afterward, Aa Gym (who is a man of
energy!!) showed me around the complex and shared with me pictures of some of his passions, which include motorcycle riding, skydiving and piloting a plane!! So, if you think
have energy, believe me, I have met my match!
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Saturday morning and it is back to work for me. However, I started the day in the most wonderful way. I woke up early to the crowing of cockerels (roosters), which make me feel very much like home! It was about 5:30, just dawn, so I made a cup of tea (the tea here is absolutely delicious!) and went out and sat on my balcony. I was overlooking the city of Bandung, which is beautiful, and because it was early morning, the humidity had not yet obscured the mountains. And below me in the distance there was someone flying a kite, which somehow, because it was so early and so quiet, except the birds (and the cockerels!) seemed magical to me.
Here is a picture I took from the balcony in the pre-dawn:
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Here we are back in Bandung in time for my next public lecture.
On the way to the lecture hall, we passed the Saturday morning markets which where full of many wonderful types of fruit and vegetables.
As with all my appearances in Indonesia, the organizers have included entertainment and in all instances, it has been provided by special needs children. Here in Bandung we were treated to a wonderful performance at the beginning and then again at the breaks by a percussion group. This type of music is typical of this part of Java.
Their youngest performer, who has Down's syndrome, is only three!
And they concentrated very hard on their performance, which was absolutely flawless!
And curtain call time!
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The lecture itself was great. We had a huge crowd of very enthusiastic participants.
Here I am up on stage with my interpreter:
Afterwards, there was a question and answer period with the audience. These are people queued up to ask questions!!
When the lecture was over, it was off to Gramedia Bookstore for a book signing. And this is my friend Embun, who decided she was
fond of spending time with me, as you will see in the next pictures up!
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Ah well, I've been very busy and not near an internet connection, so there is much to catch up on.
After the public lecture in Bandung, we all went to lunch.
That's Embun in front and my editor Tutu's daughter Rahmi on the left. I was sitting next to Dr. Purboyo on the right. We had met the night before at Daarut Tauhid, as he is involved in Aa Gym's program for autism. He is a neuropsychiatrist.
Then on to Gramedia Bookstore where they gave me a very wonderful welcome and I held a book signing. (Embun, you see, is helping too!)
We had a very big crowd!
But at last we are finished.
Then it was time to fly back to Jakarta.
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Ah . . . now the fun starts. Saturday night and I am due to appear on Hughes' TV show. Hughes is a big celebrity in Indonesia, so we go to the studio to get the big celebrity treatment . . . yes, the means the make-up man again. But this is MUCH more serious television than my brief appearance on the news, so requires serious make up attention.
Here I am (with Hughes in the chair next to me) and the make-up artist starts to work:
(You notice that to do my face, he has to work faster than the speed of light and my camera can not keep up with his creativity!!)
Then the hair.
Hmmmmm. What do you think?
Now time for the show. The program is divided into three parts. One is a celebrity performance, in this instance, a pop group composed for three girls from Maluku called the Mollucas, who perform with all the celebrity excitement one has around pop groups.
Then Hughes devotes the middle part of her show to charity appeals and raising money for good causes.
Then my turn. Here she and I are on the set, getting instructions from the show's producer, Ade during the commercial break.
Finally it's all over. Hughes' best friend has joined the audience this evening, so we all pose for a picture.
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