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Sublime Text Build 3012 is out, fixing a syntax highlighting regression in 3011.
Were there changes to the auto-complete matching?
As an example, I used to be able to find a match for "output=false" by typing something like "fal" with this new build I need to actually type out "o" first to get a match.
Edit: I just wanted to add that I much prefer the previous way of matching completions. There are lots of completions that start with the same prefix and typing out the last part of text that differentiates each completion to find your match is an extremely fast and easy way to get what you need and a big reason why I love the auto-complete in ST.
I agree
Quick panel no longer wraps via up/down either?
EDIT: I mean ST3 vs ST2
unknown software exception (0xc000001d) at 0x0040f1ae.
I realized the missing up/down wrap too. Would be good to get that back.
And is it possible to get more information in the quick panel for Goto Def and Symbol in Project? Currently both are just using a single line. It would be very helpful if the second line includes the actual definition for goto definition and the filename with line number for goto symbol in project.
I've only been using Sublime Text 3 since this build so I don't know if this is a new regression, but compared to Sublime Text 2 the minimap behaves differently. In 2, if you click somewhere other than the light grey window marker, and you leave the mouse pressed down, the window marker will shift to that location and you can then immediately drag it around further. In 3012 if I click in the minimap I can't immediately drag the window marker afterwards, I have to let go of the mouse and click on the window marker again before I can start dragging it. I hope I explained that clearly. It's a minor issue but kind of annoying if like me you use the minimap a lot for navigation.
I run the Linux 64-bit version.
Same annoyance on Win 8 64 bit.
jps, what is your stance on the smart_indent issue described here: https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/smart-indent-bug/4709/8 ?
Without any knowledge of ST internals I'm daring to assume that this is an easy fix. Is it possible to get it in ST3? This is a blocker for me and, I'm sure, for some other people as well. Using ST for languages without braces and some other editor for braced languages will be... awkward.
I tried to do a proper workaround by adjusting the Default keymap, but it seems that anything that does \n insertion is a suspect (i.e. "o"/"O" commands in Vintage and probably other things) - also "}" has to be remapped to counter the unindent. At this point it seems that a full workaround requires replicating the Sublime indentation logic in keybindings to unindent after every "smart" indent and reindent after every unindent...
(apologies for reposting, but my previous messages seem to be ignored, so I'll keep trying)
@Valtiel and @Arjan: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=10780&start=160#p43265 However, said setting does not make any difference (whether it's "true" or "false") so it's either a regression or undocumented.
seems that ST3 has taken over my folder preferences on Ubuntu. Anytime I hit "open folder' in another app or something it will open the folder in ST3 and not in my default file viewer which should be Nemo
It's not a regression. It was added in Build 2220.just add "minimap_scroll_to_clicked_text": falseto your user preference, you will have the old behavior.@Valtiel@Arjan
I had an issue where I copied text into a temporary tab. When I tried closing it out, SublimeText just hung. I found that the plugin_host.exe process was consuming 100% CPU and continuously using more memory (I killed it at 3GB).
Once I killed plugin_host.exe, it was able to finally close the tab.
It would be nice if the folder paths from project_data() API function follow the OS specific standard so one can use the os.path functions with it directly. Under Windows I get f.e. "/D/Development/project" but I would like to get "D:\Development\project".
+1Adding a 2 methods in the API to convert path from ST3 to OS and from OS to ST3 would be very useful.
I'd still like to have OS dependent project paths.
If I set "hot_exit" and "remember_open_files" to "false", a file is only added to the recent file list if I close the file before closing Sublime Text. If I have it opened and close Sublime Text, it doesn't get added to the list. Basically I want the opened files in the recent file list but no opened files on start.
@tom_s: While I certainly agree that this is a bug you might want to check out github.com/FichteFoll/sublimetext-filehistory
That setting seems to do nothing for me. Minimap still behaves as I described.

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Why can't PREMIUM members - those who pay - watch naruto?
The region block should be nonsense for paying members.
So the question is: If I use a proxy in the USA, can I watch it from Europe? Or is the region bounded by users profile?
And how soon is "CR's soon" ? I'm already waiting for months, so soon is more like "very slow"
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how do u watch it in english
sorry but i am huge fan like everybody but i cant see or watch episode bcoz of region problems...but i can watch naruto shippuden...i live in uk
Please make Naruto Seasons 1-9 available to the United Kingdom and also Philippines?
i think it's really crap that even a premium member can't watch the naruto episodes because they are not available in our region... c'mon we allready pay up to 8 $ / 8€ per month so at least they could make the episodes available for the premium members in all the regions ( for example in germany )
anyone know when the Naruto Shippuden inheritors of the will of fire movie (English dubbed version from VIZ) is coming out?
I'm based in the UK and I was able to watch episodes 1-18 no problem at all, and now it isn't showing up due to regional problems.
Anybody else get this? Was getting to a good part as well :/
Is crunchyroll premium worth the price? Is the naruto in english or subtitles?
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does naruto still like sakura in current chapters???
Im a voice actress let me know if you need any voices for females ages 5-25!
There's another 2 movies at least for shippuden - Blood Prison or something like that and another I watched online go to
Or just search for NarutoBase
It has all recent movies and specials as well as all other Naruto glory
A rumour can run around the world before the truth can put his boots on!
I watched through all of it, I feel it to be more enjoyable to experience the whole anime rather than skipping the filler. But that's just my 2 cents. Also, when you get to the point where you have to wait a week for each episode, the suspense will kill you. I'd take your time with the series. There's no need to rush through it. Some of the filler was actually pretty enjoyable in my opinion aswell.
I want to watch all of Naruto, but avoid filler episodes. Is there a guide, or does anybody know which episodes to skip?
Well this seems to be a dead thread however I'll post here anyways...
So I've been considering watching Naruto for awhile but have been put off by the length of it especially since it is still ongoing...Also i have heard very mixed views on it...so I was wondering would any of y'all recommend this anime to others? and if it is worth it in your opinion is there a way to cut out some episodes...ok that sounds weird to say that i want to cut out parts XD....Also I'm not dead set on skipping fillers...with bleach I actually found that I needed fillers Because the action was too nonstop and it started to feel like it wasn't really epic anymore if that makes sense...kinda like all the fights were becoming normal so there was no real climax to them anymore? So yeah any feedback and/or Help/Opinions would be much appreciated! ^_^
Of course I'm talking to myself >.> Who else can I trust?
Naruto is my most favorite anime ever and I recommend it to everybody I talk to. Hahaha. The filler can get annoying but they usually compliment later episodes. There are a few sets of fillers you could skip but I'd suggest just watching them all since they give some pretty cool back stories to other characters. I've been going week to week for a little while now and it's getting pretty awesome.


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If you're a gamer, no doubt you've at least heard of the absolutely kickass game "Bioshock" from 2K Games and its underwater, fallen utopia of madness, Rapture. You might even be playing the 3rd release in the series, Bioshock Infinite, right now (Well, not right NOW. Right now you're reading my blog, and quite frankly, that's more important than most anything.) Bioshock remains in most gamer's favorite games list because of its creepy, disturbing atmosphere and subject matter, highly interactive environment, engaging characters and replayability value. Don't be ashamed to admit you jumped the first time a Splicer came screaming out of the dark - or perhaps you needed some new underwear after your first experience with a Big Daddy. I think we all did.
Some fans can't get enough of Rapture, and the game only tells part of the tragic story. Before the underwater city of Rapture collapsed beneath itself and Splicers roamed its flooded halls, men and women thrived as they explored beyond the limits of their creative and scientific achievements. But who were they before their society crumbled around them? What was life like BEFORE the fall of Rapture? What went so wrong for its enlightened citizens? Was Rapture the paradise they had set out to create? Or Hell itself? Thanks to the imagination of some great fans, we get to glimpse at life as it may have been for a pair of new citizens, where opportunity & pursuits of happiness had no limits. Or so it seemed.


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Traditional raised panels appear in almost every furniture style since Roman times, though the way to make them varies wildly.
All the methods, however, fall into two different camps: One method is to use a tool that is specially designed to do the job, such as a panel-raising plane or a panel-raising router cutter. The other method is to use a basic woodworking tool (such as a table saw or a rabbet plane) and a little bit of cleverness to do the job.
In our shop at Popular Woodworking, we use at least three different methods to create raised panels for doors and drawer bottoms. What follows is a step-by-step tutorial in each.
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- Friendly demeanor: Smile, tell a joke – treat our customers like you would your family and friends. Think of it this way - a smile and a kind word can mean the difference between a wallet full of tips and just some extra change for your cup holder.
- Keen sense of direction: You should know how to read a map and find your way around your delivery area. Think of all of the short cuts you'll learn!
- Age restrictions: Our delivery drivers need to be at least 18 years old.
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SAN JOSE — After throwing the book at a private contractor accused of accidentally causing the massive 2008 Summit wildfire, Santa Clara County prosecutors Monday abruptly dropped the most serious charge against the defendant on the brink of trial.
Prosecutors said they weren't confident they could prove a felony reckless-burning charge against contractor Channing Verden. But they also were about to confront a defendant who was going to claim he was the victim of a double standard — by pointing out that prosecutors never charged a state fire captain with any crime, even though the captain's arguably similar actions had sparked the subsequent 2009 Loma fire.
"In the name of justice, they have taken an important step in the right direction," said Verden's lawyer, deputy public defender Javier Rios. "My client has been put through the mill, while their own guy, the firefighter, didn't even get charged with a misdemeanor."
Both fires resulted from the failure by the contractor (in the Summit fire) and the Cal Fire captain (in Loma) to extinguish large piles of debris they burned during brush-thinning projects — intended, ironically, to reduce the risk of destructive wildfires in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Both blazes cost millions to suppress — about $4 million for the Loma fire and $14.85 million for the Summit fire.
Monday's dismissal of the felony reckless-burning charge came as an immense relief to Verden, who has exhausted his savings on his years-long legal defense, Rios said. Verden faced a maximum of four years in state prison if he had been convicted of the felony.
Verden still faces one misdemeanor count of failure to prevent the escape of a fire, which carries up to six months in county jail. He has pleaded not guilty and refused to accept a deal offered by prosecutors to cop to that misdemeanor count in exchange for dismissal of the felony.
Prosecutors contend they charged Verden, but not Cal Fire Capt. Alfred Gomez with even a misdemeanor in connection with the Loma fire, for several reasons, including that Gomez and his crew took more care to prevent the fire from escaping than Verden did.
Yet the appearance of a possible double standard, coupled with testimony from residents that firefighters were not consistently vigilant about making sure controlled burns were put out, undermined the felony charge. In the Summit fire, for instance, Verden did not use water to douse his piles despite being advised by Cal Fire to do so. But the captain told investigators he only used "a little bit" of water because another firefighter said he needed it.
The fact that the Summit fire caused far more damage apparently had nothing to do with the prosecution's decision to prosecute Verden, but not the firefighter. It started May 22, 2008, destroyed 63 homes and 69 outbuildings, and charred 4,280 acres in two counties.
In contrast, the Loma fire on Oct. 25, 2009, destroyed a mobile home, four RVs, seven outbuildings and one pickup truck, and scorched only 485 acres. Cal Fire has agreed to pay $143,500 so far to settle residents' lawsuits, according to one of the their attorneys, Patrick Goggin.
Cal Fire spokesman Daniel Berlant said the agency revised its procedures in 2011 as a result of the Loma fire. The policy now calls for crews to make sure they have "sufficient suppression resources" to prevent a controlled burn from escaping, though it doesn't specifically require them to have water on hand.
Prosecutor David Boyd said he dropped the felony charge against Verden because it was the right thing to do, not because of the strength of the defense case. Rios recently turned over statements to Boyd from mountain residents about Cal Fire's lax practices regarding controlled burns at the time, including leaving smoldering burn piles unattended.
"The facts and circumstances of the Loma fire cast some doubt, perhaps even a reasonable doubt, on whether it could be proved that Mr. Verden acted recklessly under the law," Boyd said.
He said one reason his decision came at the eleventh hour was because the case kept changing hands, as Verden went through three private attorneys before being assigned a government-appointed attorney.
The prosecutor also defended the office's decision not to charge Gomez in connection with the Loma fire.
"… the fire burning methods used by Cal Fire in the Loma fire and Mr. Verden in the Summit fire, and the conditions, were vastly different," said Boyd, "and therefore it would be incorrect to even attempt to suggest that the only difference between the two cases was the potential defendant's employer."
In court documents, prosecutors allege Verden left smoldering two piles of brush he was hired to burn, in violation of state regulations that require debris piles to be doused. A month later when winds picked up, sparks from those piles ignited nearby brush and trees in a remote section of the mountains and became the weeklong fire, according to the documents.
Prosecutors contend that Verden obtained a burn permit from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District, but failed to get a local permit to burn 20 tons of brush and fallen pines during one of the driest springs on record. He also ignored two face-to-face warnings by fire officials about the oversize piles of debris and the lack of an on-site water supply.
But his attorney noted the Summit fire did not start while Verden was actually doing the allegedly negligent burning.
"It would have been one thing if it started then," noted Rios, "but that's not what they're alleging happened."
Contact Tracey Kaplan at 408-278-3482. Follow her at Twitter.com/merccourts.


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XACML Resource ManagementDan Gradl Dec 4, 2011 9:54 AM
This is a post in a serious of discussions I am starting to get some discussion going on XACML. I led the implementation of XACML on a large scale using the original SunXACML libraries as the PDP and I am sharing some of my insights as a way to elicit some requirements on the further development of XACML. The original post and index to these discussions is http://community.jboss.org/thread/175091?tstart=0.
This discussion thread is to discuss managing resources as it relates to XACML. I think this is actually just a part of the policy administration point where you will be authoring the policies about who has access to what. However, there is just a few details of resource management that I would like to bring up here.
The first thing to discuss is that resources can often be organized into a hierarchy, in which you may want to grant access at the parent level in some cases or at finer grain level than others. If your resources are pages in a web application, perhaps you want to grant access to an entire section of a site, or maybe another user just has access to one page. So the resource management capability needs to be able to organize them into a hierarchy. The JBoss PDP is capable of decisioning based on hierarchy, but a way to manage it is necessary.
The other item is that many of the resources you need to protect are already defined in some other way and just need to be imported or synchronized to the central resource directory. When the application server starts up it is able identify all of the available servlets, ejbs, and other resources from deployment descriptors, rather than requiring a XACML administrator go into the PAP and create all these resources, and maintain them as they are added/removed within an application... there should be a way for the application server to communicate with the PAP to keep the resource directory synchronized. Its also possible that the resource being protected is not an application resource, but a data resource (access to an account), and this too may need synchronization (between an operational database and the resource directory).


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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (Dec. 5, 2011) – Fresh off their conference-opening road swing in Florida, the Lady Bucs return to non-conference play for the remainder of the month, beginning Tuesday night when the ETSU women's basketball team travels northwest to face Missouri Valley Conference foe Missouri State. Tip is set for 8:05 p.m. (ET) inside JQH Arena.
The Lady Bucs (0-8, 0-2 in A-Sun play) came away winless in the Sunshine state as ETSU dropped conference games to Stetson (L, 60-68) and Florida Gulf Coast (L, 60-88).
Despite the pair of losses, the Blue and Gold have some positives to carry back into non-conference play over the next couple of weeks. Senior Tarita Gordon (Wichita, Kan.) scored in double figures in both games in Florida, averaging 16 points, 3.5 rebounds, and 3.0 steals against Stetson and FGCU. Meanwhile, freshman Maria Bond (Macon, Ga.) took advantage of her first collegiate start on Saturday night at FGCU, as the Macon, Ga. native scored a career-high 16 points on 6-of-11 shooting. Joining the Buccaneer tandem in double figures is sophomore guard/forward Destiny Mitchell's (Bluffton, Ga.) back-to-back-to-back solid efforts. Mitchell is posting 9.7 points and 9.3 rebounds over her last three outings. In addition, both Bond (57.1 percent) and Mitchell (51.9 percent) are shooting over 50 percent from the field during this stretch.
For the second straight game and fifth time this season, the Lady Bucs will face a team that's ranked in the CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top-25 poll as Missouri State is currently ranked No. 12 after standing at 3-2 through its first five games.
The Lady Bears haven't played since Nov. 29 when Missouri State knocked off Arkansas Little-Rock by 23, 73-50, in Springfield. Three Missouri State players scored in double figures last time out as Casey Garrison – who was just named to the Naismith Preseason Watch List – led the way with 18 points, four assists, three rebounds and two steals. For the season, Garrison, a 6-foot senior guard, is averaging 18.8 points, 7.6 rebounds, 4.6 assists, and shooting 53.3 percent from the field in the first five games. As a team, Missouri State is shooting 44.1 percent from the field and out-rebounding its opponents by five, 40.4 to 35.4.
Missouri State, who won the 2005 WNIT, has made the Postseason WNIT in each of the last two seasons. The Lady Bears were picked as the preseason favorite to win the MVC, while Garrison was tabbed preseason Player of the Year.
Tuesday marks the first meeting between the two programs.
Missouri State will offer live video, live audio, and live stats through MissouriStateBears.com. The audio is free, while there's a minimal fee for the video. Live stats will be offered via Gametracker.
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Beverly Greene Boyes
Beverly Greene Boyes
Surrounded by her loving family, Beverly passed away at home in Auburn, Wash. on Jan. 16, 2013. She was the great-granddaughter of prominent and early Cheney resident Frank Clark Greene and granddaughter of F. Clark Greene, a resident of Benge, Wash.
Beverly was born in Ritzville, Wash. Jan. 8, 1937 to the late Frank T. and Lillie M. Greene. She spent her early childhood in Lamont, Spokane and finally settled in Scribner next to Marshall, Wash. She attended Marshal Grade School and graduate from Cheney High School. Beverly was faced with overwhelming challenges, beginning at an early age. Despite all she had to endure she accepted it with endless strength, courage and indomitable spirit. Always putting others first, making no demands and never complaining.
She will be remembered for her generosity, her caring for others and a nature that earned her the love and respect of all who knew her. Beverly had three children and six grandchildren. She was an extremely positive influence in their lives, showing boundless devotion to them.
Beverly loved reading, sewing, painting and gardening. To remember someone close in your life you cannot help but remember the strength of their presence and personal traits. Beverly will certainly be remembered for her laughter. She will be remembered for her compassion, her love, her sacrifices, and above all else, her smile and laughter.
She is survived by her husband of 56 years, Glenn Boyes; three children, Denise Bronger, Tacoma, Wash., Craig Boyes, Enumclaw, Wash., Jennifer Boyes, Auburn, Wash., and six grandchildren: Rachael Bronger, Emily, Parker and DeLainey Boyes, Madeleine and Alexander Gasperi. She is also survived by her siblings Diane M. Mackey and Deborah D. Greene, both of Spokane, Sue Orloff of Antioch, Calif., Greg R. Greene of Seattle and various nieces and nephews.


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Earlier this year, Seth Godin had a seminar that talked about impresarios. I didn't attend the seminar, but Seth's definition – like many of his keen observations – is pitch perfect:
Weave together resources and opportunities and put on a show. That's what impresarios have always done. You rent the opera hall, find the singers and sell tickets. You see an opportunity, connect people who can benefit from it and make something happen.
In the broadest creative sense, and evidenced by the global success of all things TED, that's also an apt description of Richard Saul Wurman. Given the sheer volume of work (spanning decades) with countless awards (more pending), and over 80 books, if there was an Impresario Hall of Fame, Richard would certainly be an honorary member – if not the World's first inductee.
Last week, the master weaver unveiled his latest creation – The WWW Conference – in Redlands, California. The "W's" in the title were an homage to all those words starting with that letter, but it was the subtitle – Intellectual Jazz – that gave us a better sense of the journey ahead.
Much of the real creativity for the conference was in the format itself. A key element of that was the intimate, 299 seat theater at Esri – the pioneering GIS software company founded by Jack Dangermond. Esri's own tagline is "Understanding our World."
Richard and I are friends and share many similar passions, so it was an honor when he asked Esri to host a conference that would promote understanding and conversation. Jack Dangermond
This theater was the central design element used with great architectural effect as the backdrop for two days of conversations – between two people – around a wide range of disciplines and pursuits. An intimate venue, a single host, two people and one audience.
Design simplicity aside, it's not as easy as it sounds. A fact which Seth also noted:
But actually becoming an impresario is far more difficult than it looks. Not because the systems aren't in place, not because it's not straightforward, but because it is fraught with risk.
In this case, much of that risk was in the combined effect of the individual pairings with improvised dialog. While each of us experienced a uniquely personal view – most of it, by any definition, was truly inspirational. A very small portion of it was less so – but only because the conversation became more of a traditional interview. These too were fascinating – just not as fascinating as when the participants were fully engaged and conversant with each other.
The other sizeable risk is a host who might be tempted to over-steer, over-direct or over-influence the conversation. This is where Richard's commitment to listening (as an extension to understanding) played an equally critical component. He goaded, humored and sometimes interjected a thought or question, but most of the time – like all of us in the audience – he just "sponged it in" (thread by will.i.am).
Each of the pairings were hand selected and focused around themes that spanned many of life's major disciplines: scientists (different stripes), writers, doctors, magicians, dancers, musicians, architects, filmmakers and designers (also different stripes). All had rich histories of creative personal achievement and many were at the pinnacle of their trajectory on the global stage. The full list is here.
The principal theme – which is also Richard's lifelong pursuit and passion – is making information understandable.
The fabric we tried to weave was loosely based on threads of thoughtful approximation. That's what astronomers wind up doing much of the time and that's the lead I was trying to follow throughout this event. Richard Saul Wurman
Given the sheer number of pairings (24 spanning 2 days), it was an amazing compilation that will be available later this year, possibly as an "appumentary" (a creative extension coined by Jon Kamen – the Academy Award winning documentarian who was paired with Benedikt Taschen).
There were no lowlights that I saw so the filter quickly becomes the higher-lights. For me personally, those included the pairing of Jeffrey Katzenberg with Norman Lear, Megan Smith with Nicholas Negroponte, and Matt Groening with David Brooks – to name but a very select few. Capturing a few intimate stories of working with Frank Sinatra by Quincy Jones was the daunting task of Damian Woetzel – a former Principal Dancer with the New York City Ballet. will.i.am also gave an impassioned tribute to his mother – for "sequencing his life." The full pairing list is here
All of this was interspersed with the insights and musical interludes of Yo-Yo-Ma, Michael Glen Block and Cristina Pato. The stage itself was tastefully arranged with an interpretation in glass – called Macchia Forest – by world renowned artist Dale Chihuly.
I was astounded with the great ideas and creativity that the conference ultimately produced. Jack Dangermond
For me, it took the two-time Pulitzer Prize winning biologist – E.O. Wilson – to deliver an insightful summary toward the end of the second day. He wasn't sure of its source – but then mused it might have simply been a fortune cookie. A quick search suggests that it's an old Chinese proverb:
Tell me and I'll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I'll understand.
This conference wasn't just involving – it was immersive. A sampling of the (paraphrased) short threads I caught were:
will.i.am – We applaud the sequencing of the genome but not life.
Norman Lear – Social media is controlled by the 18-39 demographic – but that's the age that understands the least about us as a people or culture.
Dr. David Agus – Our bodies are talking – we're just not listening.
David Brooks – The point isn't to find yourself – it's to lose yourself.
Peter Raven – Worldwide, there will be 200,000 more people at dinner tonight than last night.
Geoffrey West – About 1.5M people are urbanized every week.
Nicholas Negroponte – Innovation is the poor cousin of creativity.
Todd Oldham – Learn to sew.
This last one really struck me. As a fashion designer – Todd's hands are affected (as many in the industry are) by carpal tunnel syndrome. Not from actual hand sewing – although that's a contributing factor – but from the near constant use of scissors to cut the fabric. Threads, fabric, weaving, sewing. Maybe that's how we get to understanding. It's certainly the creative mission of many – including those who have dedicated their life to it. That definitely includes all the impresarios. Perhaps none more so than Richard Saul Wurman.
I was terrified - but the audience was spectacular and I learned a lot around the spontaneity of dialog with staging. There were a few hints of what I might do next. Richard Saul Wurman


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The Benefits of an Apple Stock Split
The possibility of an Apple Inc. stock split is not just a hot topic for tech investors and watchers of America's favorite stock — it's also a major issue in two broader discussions about market structure.
The problems revolve around Apple's high share price — not "high" in a valuation sense, but "high" meaning a big number. At last blush, nearly $450.
Purely in terms of Apple's market value or financial performance, the number is irrelevant. There are plenty of stocks priced even higher, like Berkshire Hathaway Inc.


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Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller said yesterday he expects Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. to make substantial "adjustments" to the administration's poorly received slot machine legislation, including possible changes in the way the gambling profits are distributed.
Miller, who met with Ehrlich yesterday morning, said he expects the governor to announce his changes to the bill in about two weeks.
"When he does, I will join him at the press conference," Miller said.
The clear implication of Miller's remarks is that the governor has agreed to take responsibility for potentially unpopular changes to the distribution formula -- albeit with the Senate president's blessing. Earlier, Ehrlich aides indicated they would let the General Assembly make the changes.
The Senate president, a staunch backer of slots at Maryland racetracks, is working to salvage a bill that has been severely criticized by the racetrack industry, horse breeders, local governments and leading lawmakers.
But Miller's efforts were complicated by reports of more than $500,000 in gambling industry contributions -- including $200,000 from the owners of Pimlico and Laurel -- to a national Democratic Party campaign committee that he heads.
The report came as the slots issue continued to percolate in Annapolis. Among other developments:


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Foggy start for northwest Arkansas
Foggy start for northwest Arkansas
BENTON COUNTY, Ark —
With temperatures at or below freezing and light rain falling for much of the night, drivers were at risk for a slick commute.
Much of the eastern portion of Benton County and Madison County were at risk for icy roads because temperatures were in the upper 20s and low 30s for most the night and early morning hours.
While roads were wet, Madison County dispatch did not report accidents or slide offs.
Arkansas State Police did not report accidents or slide offs.
Fog was also an issue for most of the morning. Thick, patchy fog covered Highway 412, reducing visibility for area drivers.


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Jeff Mayne has been promoted to colonel, the highest ranking position in the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Enforcement Division.
Mayne takes over for the recently retired Col. Winton Vidrine, who served the department for 43 years, the last 25 years as colonel.
Mayne, 42, of Baton Rouge, graduated from the LDWF cadet academy in 1991 and has been an agent for 22 years. In 2008, he was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and has served as an assistant chief since that time. Mayne served as the department's legislative liaison from 1999 to 2011 and the state's boating law administrator since 2008.
"The department's law enforcement division will be in good hands with Col. Mayne at the helm. He is a seasoned veteran who has a lot of experience to take over such an important position," said LDWF Secretary Robert Barham. "He has served time as an agent patrolling the outdoors and waterways upholding conservation laws. He has also served as legislative liaison for the department and has worked during traumatic events such as hurricanes and the oil spill in the Gulf."
In 1997, Mayne was honored as LDWF's Outstanding Agent of the Year. He also received the LDWF Chief's Award in 2001 and a state civil service Charles Dunbar Award in 2011 for his civil service career.
Mayne earned his Bachelor's Degree from Louisiana State University in 2003 and his Masters of Public Administration in 2011 also from LSU.
"I'm very honored to be promoted to such a prestigious position and will continue to advance the Enforcement Division as we take on new challenges and missions in the future," Mayne said. "We will continue to uphold conservation game laws as well as perform search and rescue missions after hurricanes, maritime security protecting our vital ports and continue to put an emphasis on boating safety."
Mayne serves on the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission's Law Enforcement Committee, Joint Terrorism Task Force Executive Board for the U.S. Dept. of Justice, Louisiana State Analytical and Fusion Exchange Executive Steering Committee, National Marine Fisheries Service Joint Enforcement Advisory Committee, Gulf of Mexico Fisheries Management Council's Law Enforcement Advisory Panel, Keep Louisiana Beautiful Advisory Board, Louisiana Seafood Industry Advisory Board, Louisiana Crab Task Force, Saltwater Recreational Fishing Task Force, Louisiana Seafood Certification Steering Committee, National Association of Boating Law Administrators, and the National Safe Boating Council.


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This is my third income report now for my Android Games. After a slow start in January things got rolling in February with the release of Dental Drill. The fun app went up the TOP lists and the revenue raised together with it. Also my other games got a bit more attention.
Now, after Dental Drill dropped out of the NEW list, the downloads went down from over 3000 a day to 150 in average. I did not release any other new stuff and so downloads, impressions and revenue dropped significantly. Here are the recent numbers from my ad provider Greystripe:
|41,810 (-7555)
|$40.58 (-$44.18)
|$0.97 (-$0.75)
The eCPM is now at a very low rate of under a dollar. At the end of March this was going up. I hope this trend will remain and eCPM will go up the next weeks to the level of January.
Revenue from Greystripe went down over 50%. Quite disappointing! But at least I received my first check from Greystripe this month after my revenue reached the $100 threshold!
Oh, and I sold 3 (In words: three!!!) copies of lubajaX last month! Another $2.82 for my pocket!!
Together with the $9.98 from my J2ME games this gives me $57.38.
Ah, wait. There was another $10.95 from Clickgamer. They closed down their J2ME section and send me a final payout.
Whats next?
Most important thing is, that I have to release a new app to stop this trend. The problem is: I do not have one ;o)
I have started a new game and I think the idea is really good. But there is a long way to go before I can think about a release. So far, I will have to watch my numbers declining…


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|Eligible Efficiency Technologies:
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Connecticut's original electric-industry restructuring legislation (Public Act 98-28), enacted in April 1998, created separate funds to support energy efficiency and renewable energy.* The efficiency fund is known as the Energy Efficiency Fund, and the renewables fund is known as the Connecticut Clean Energy Fund (CCEF). The mission of the Energy Efficiency Fund is to advance the efficient use of energy, to reduce air pollution and negative environmental impacts, and to promote economic development and energy security.
The Energy Efficiency Fund is funded by a surcharge of $0.003 per kilowatt-hour (3 mills per kWh) on Connecticut Light and Power (CL&P) and United Illuminating (UI) customers' electric bills. Each of the two utilities administers and implements efficiency programs following the comprehensive plan approved by the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA). The utilities develop their plans with advice and assistance from the state's Energy Conservation Management Board (ECMB). Additional sources of funding for the Energy Efficiency Fund include the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), the Forward Capacity Market (FCM), Class III Renewable Credits,** and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA).
The utilities are authorized to implement the following types of programs: (1) Conservation and load-management programs, including programs that benefit low-income individuals; (2) research, development and commercialization of products or processes which are more energy-efficient than those generally available; (3) development of markets for such products and processes; (4) support for energy-use assessment, real-time monitoring systems, engineering studies and services related to new construction or major building renovation; (5) the design, manufacture, commercialization and purchase of energy-efficient appliances and heating, air conditioning and lighting devices; (6) program planning and evaluation; (7) indoor air-quality programs relating to energy conservation; (8) joint fuel-conservation initiatives programs targeted at reducing consumption of more than one fuel resource; and (9) public education. A limited percentage of the fund may be used for non-electric projects, such as furnaces and boilers for low-income residents. Preference is given to projects that maximize the reduction of federally mandated congestion charges. For details on Energy Efficiency Fund programs, savings and expenditures, see the fund's most recent annual report.
Connecticut's municipal electric utilities are not covered by the Energy Efficiency Fund, but they are required to establish a fund to provide renewable energy, energy efficiency, conservation and load-management programs (Conn. Gen. Stat. § 7-233y). A surcharge is imposed on the customers of electric municipal utilities according to the following schedule: 1.0 mill on and after January 1, 2006; 1.3 mills on and after January 1, 2007; 1.6 mills on and after January 1, 2008; 1.9 mills on and after January 1, 2009; 2.2 mills on and after January 1, 2010; and 2.5 mills on and after January 1, 2011. Municipal electric utilities must adopt a comprehensive plan for the expenditure of the monies collected, and the plans must be consistent with the comprehensive plan of the ECMB.
Furthermore, companies that distribute natural gas must develop a gas-conservation plan, with assistance from the ECMB, and programs to implement the plan. These plans are financed by a flat amount negotiated with and ordered by the PURA.
* Connecticut's restructuring legislation also created a systems benefits charge to fund public education, weatherization and conservation measures for low-income residents, storage and disposal costs for spent nuclear fuel, and post-retirement costs for decommissioned nuclear reactors.
** Class III renewables include electricity savings from conservation and load management programs that started on or after January 1, 2006. See Connecticut's Renewables Portfolio Standard entry in DSIRE for more information.


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JASPER, Ala. (AP) — Jordan Smith fell in love with flying at an early age and was just one test short of earning his private license when the small plane he was piloting crashed after taking off from the county airport, his mother said.
The owner of the Piper PA 30 had given the 17-year-old high school junior his own key and the code to a security gate behind which it was parked, Sherrie Smith said.
"He had used the plane many times before," Smith told The Associated Press on Wednesday. "We were working on getting him his own plane when he was a senior."
The plane went down Tuesday night less than a mile from the Walker County Airport in Jasper, northwest of Birmingham, the Federal Aviation Administration said. Jordan Smith was killed, along with two teens whom Walker County Coroner J.C. Poe identified as Brandon Tyler Ary, 19, and Jordan Seth Montgomery, 17.
Walker County sheriff's Chief Deputy James Painter said earlier Wednesday that authorities believed the three teenagers took off in the plane without permission.
"We don't know for sure but we think it was some teenagers who stole the plane and were sort of joyriding it," Painter said.
A call to the National Transportation Safety Board was not returned Wednesday.
The plane had departed from the small airport about 10:30 p.m. in overcast skies and a low cloud ceiling, airport manager Edwin Banks said.
"It was a student pilot flying an airplane without permission, an airplane that he was not qualified to fly at night," Banks said.
The crash happened in a wooded, swampy area just over the fence from Margaret Swann's hay farm. She said training flights from the airport circle over her farm routinely and she guessed that Jordan Smith was flying the same pattern before the plane went down.
"It's just three kids making a wrong decision," she said.
Smith said her son had left the house about 6 p.m. Tuesday to meet some friends at another airport in the area, and she said she last spoke to him by cellphone about four hours later. One of her son's friends called later about reports of a plane crash, and she tried to reach Jordan again but couldn't.
Jordan Smith had enough promise as a pilot that he'd already earned a scholarship to Wallace State Community College to study aviation, Sherrie Smith said.
"He started going to the airport when he was 14, and friends would take him up."
The Piper PA 30 is also called a Piper Twin Comanche. It is a low-wing plane with two propellers and can seat four to six, depending on the model.
The planes were built from 1963 until 1972, and were popular with flight schools because of their fuel efficiency and relatively inexpensive price tags, according to the International Comanche Society, an enthusiasts' group.
Jordan Smith's father is an Alabama state trooper and member of the Alabama National Guard who is currently serving in Afghanistan.
Associated Press writers Jeff Martin and Phillip Lucas in Atlanta and AP researcher Judith Ausuebel in New York contributed to this report.


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In today's editions: Baby Review 2012
January 18. 2013 2:39AM
The New Hampshire Union Leader welcomes the newest faces of the past year when babies born from Jan. 1, 2012, star in a special section published today. Their parents and relatives have submitted photos and copy welcoming the newest members of their families, and for most of the stars of this section, this is their debut - the first time their pictures have appeared in a newspaper. The section also contains stories of interest to new and expectant parents.


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TORONTO (AP) — A provincial official says all front-line police officers in Ontario will be allowed to carry stun guns following the fatal shooting of a Toronto teenager last month.
Community Safety Minister Madeleine Meilleur said Tuesday it will be up to local police forces to decide whether to equip their officers with the weapons. Only supervising and specialized officers are currently allowed to carry stun guns.
The change comes after police shot 18-year-old Sammy Yatim multiple times before using a stun gun on him during a confrontation on an empty streetcar. Yatim died of his wounds.
Videos of the incident sparked outrage in Canada's largest city.
The Special Investigations Unit has charged Toronto officer James Forcillo with second-degree murder.


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For boys ages 11-17
The Boy Scout program is designed to promote character, citizenship and personal fitness in boys while instilling the fundamental values of Scouting. Through peer group leadership and the assistance of adult volunteers, Scouts participate in a whole new exciting world of outdoor activities, service projects and leadership experiences.
Scouts are introduced to countless hobbies, interests, sciences and even future career choices while working toward advancement and earning specific merit badges.
The boys, who are also charged with planning activities and other events throughout the year, lead the program. By taking on these responsibilities, Boy Scouts develop and promote teamwork while learning to lead as well as follow.
Boy Scout Achievements are rewarded with badges of ranks.
- Tenderfoot
- Second Class
- First Class
- Star
- Life
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March 9, 2006
ALAJEULA, Costa Rica - Former UC Santa Barbara All-American Tony Lochead got the first start of his career for the New England Revolution in its Champion's Cup Quarterfinal match in Alajeula, Costa Rica Wednesday night. In other Gaucho soccer news, sophomore midfielder Eric Avila was invited to the U-20 United States National Team camp in Florida.
Lochhead, who was selected by New England in the 3rd round (33rd overall) of the 2005 MLS SuperDraft, started and played the entire game. The Revolution fell 1-0 to LD Alajuelense in the Second Leg of the CONCACAF Champions' Cup Quarterfinal. LDA midfielder Carlos Hernandez scored on a free kick in the 90th minute to give LDA the 1-0 aggregate series victory.
In his four years at UC Santa Barbara, Lochhead missed just five matches, all because of suspension or national team duty. The 7,546 minutes played in his career are the most of any field player in UCSB history. He capped his four-year college career at UCSB by helping lead the Gauchos to the NCAA Division I College Cup Final. After his senior year, Lochhead was named NSCAA All-America Second Team, the highest honor ever bestowed upon a UCSB player, as well as making the All-Big West First Team and being named Big West Defensive Player of the Year.
The Revolution open their 2006 MLS campaign at home against the Chicago Fire on Sunday, April 30. Call 1-877-GET-REVS for season ticket information.
Avila, who appeared in 15 total matches for the Under-17 National Team before coming to Santa Barbara, was one of 23 players selected by head coach Thomas Rongen to participate in the initial 2006 camp.
The U-20 camp takes place from March 7-13 in Sunrise, Fla. All of the players chosen were born after Jan. 1, 1987, as the team begins preparations to qualify for the 2007 FIFA U-20 World Cup.
Avila joins Cal State Northridge goalkeeper Kevin Guppy in representing the Big West Conference at the U.S. National Team camp.
The team has two games scheduled during the week.
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Pope-Harman, MD
Clinical Associate Professor of Pulmonary, Allergy, Critical Care & Sleep
Division of Pulmonary, Allergy, Critical Care & Sleep Medicine
Department of Internal Medicine
College of Medicine
The Ohio State University
Dr. Amy Pope-Harman is an Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine in the Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care at The Ohio State University. After having received a BS in Psychology at Ohio State in 1985, she returned to obtain her MD there in 1989. Her residency in Internal Medicine was followed by an additional fellowship in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, completed at The Ohio State University Medical Center. During the final year of her fellowship, she obtained special training in Pulmonary Transplantation at the University of Pittsburgh. Following her return from Pittsburgh, she served the Department of Internal Medicine at OSU as Chief Resident during the 1995-1996 academic year.
It was during this year that Dr. Pope-Harman developed interest in Medical Ethics, having served on the OSU Medical Center BioEthics Committee from that time until the present, and as Chair of the committee since 2000.
Dr. Pope-Harman's primary clinical interests and duties are in the area of Pulmonary Transplantation and Late-Stage Lung Diseases as well as Intensive Care Medicine. She has lectured extensively on ethics with topics ranging from the ethics of technical advances in medicine to transplant ethics to palliative care.
She has publications on topics including lung transplantation and pulmonary diseases. Her research focus is primarily related to microvascular injury in lung transplants.
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1996 Press Releases
December 5, 1996
Two long-sought diabetes genes found
Two interacting genes, both unlikely suspects as a cause of adult-onset diabetes, have now been convicted.
September 27, 1996
How birds sing
Researchers at the University of Chicago Medical Center have correlated the simple notes and more complex passages of a bird's song to activity in different areas of the brain.
September 1, 1996
New set of probes marks chromosome tips
A transatlantic team of researchers has developed a complete set of DNA probes that can detect deletions or rearrangements at the ends of each human chromosome, where the highest concentration of genes is found.
September 1, 1996
Researchers narrow hunt for diabetes-causing gene
Chicago researchers narrowed the search for a gene that has a major effect on non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus, or NIDDM, in Mexican Americans.
August 2, 1996
Protein particles similar to those suspected in "mad cow" disease found in yeast cells
Researchers at the University of Chicago's Howard Hughes Medical Institute have shown that a defective cell trait can be propagated by a faulty protein, without any DNA or RNA serving as the genetic blueprint.


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'''Major Enemies:''' Immortal Empire, Paladins against the Peaches
'''Major Enemies:''' Immortal Empire, Paladins against the Peaches
'''Tek Level:''' Major Space Presence, Highly-Developed Scientific Community, Inter-Galactic Travel
'''Tek Level:''' Major Space Presence, Highly-Developed Scientific Community, Inter-Galactic Travel
'''Notable Leaders:''' Kaiserin Siri, Admiral Fleur
'''Notable Leaders:''' Kaiserin Siri, Admiral Fleur
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The Military of United Nations
Size: Large Intergalactic Empire
Era: Star Age
Allies: Third Alliance, Allied Nations
Major Enemies: Immortal Empire, Paladins against the Peaches
Tek Level: Major Space Presence, Highly-Developed Scientific Community, Inter-Galactic Travel
Notable Leaders: Kaiserin Siri, Admiral Fleur
The Military of United Nations, or more tersely known as the Trattorian Empire, is a large empire spanning 150 systems and has the ability to conduct inter-galactic voyages. In fact, 3 systems lie outside this galaxy and supply the attinium needed to make the inter-galactic voyages possible and economical. It also has a huge military arm in proportion to its size, and one of the most highly advanced science and research communities in the galaxy. The government has the exact same organization as the government of the USA, with a bicameral legislature, a president and lower executives, and a court system. The only difference is the elusive fourth branch, a council of 5 scientists, that seems to have absolute power yet no power, with many theories on what it actually does. It is best not discussed with Trattorians in polite company. Recently, with the overthrow of the government by Intelligence Director Siri, it has been replaced with an absolute kaiserdom.
Trattorians have demonstrated technological prowess in its military forces, having built SHIPs and Super-Tanks, along with other classified black-ops projects and more mundane upgrades to the rest of the military. The size of the army is considered impressive by most, and while it does seem to suffer a smaller infantry force than most other nearby empires, it makes up for that with a large amount of vehicles and an extensive navy that puts nearby ones to shame.
A sample of all the units in the Trattorian Army, minus the Mecha Corps.
A Trattorian Navy Group
History of Trattoria
The history of the empire is relatively uninteresting, as it has only been in existence for 20 years. Many philosophize and wonder why they are there, and who dropped them there. According to one theory, they in fact are the survivors of an escape ship from a large 5-galaxy dominion that fought a long and bloody war of 500 years against another galaxies-spanning dominion led by a man with a flaming skull. Whether the Trattorians' mother empire won or lost is unknown, but at the time of the launching of the escape ships, the galaxies were in a horrible condition and the dominion was crumbling and burning. The fleet of massive ships were ambushed and only one escaped, albeit slightly damaged. Few actually believe the theory because its source, a history textbook, states such impossible things as an undead who can live forever and had his head constantly on fire, among other things.
Regardless, the Trattorians know as solid fact that they were space-dropped onto a habitable planet at the fringe of this galaxy, along with blueprints for war-machines as well as resources. They began building, and within a year, launched a spaceship into the next system. The colonization has been unstoppable since then, until it stopped at 150 systems due to security concerns. The last five systems colonized, the farthest away, demonstrated these problems as they broke away to form the Paladins against the Peaches.
The Trattorians later pieced together the fate of the colony ship that dropped them. In fact, it zoomed towards the opposite fringe of the galaxy, where it self-destructed over a seemingly barren planet so as to prevent the discovery of inter-galactic travel and hopefully ensure that they would never meet the Flaming Skull and his terrible army again. Alas, the self-destruct mechanism was damaged by the Flaming Skull's ships as it attempted to leave the extra-galactic war, and so a couple war machine blueprints and a bar of shiny silver metal survived, propelled into the territory of a now-obliterated empire, Nyphilis...
The silver bar, known by its name of antimortallium, survived the immortal invasion somehow and ended up in Trattoria, where the government immediately discovered neutrinas, and soon after, inter-galactic ships, much to the displeasure of Trattoria's long-dead forefathers...
Recently, an intelligence director by the name of Siri overthrew the government of Trattoria and established herself as the infallible Kaiser of Trattoria. She has done a complete 360 of all of Trattoria's policies, making Trattoria a member of the TA. She has established for herself the position of foreign relations and intelligence in the Third Alliance.
Politics of Trattoria
Trattoria never was very active in Galactic Politics and has no wish to be. Due to its exact coincidental aesthetic similarity with the much hated Nyphilian Empire, it knows that it too is hated throughout the galaxy, especially by a mystical man with a flaming skull named Warhead of the Immortals, who the Trattorians allied against just to be safe.
Due to its exact, coincidental similarity as far as looks go, it has gained all the allies and enemies that Nyphilis ever had, is anti-immortal, is anti-peach(but not genocidal) and in formal trade and military agreement with the Avalonians. Nobody knows what Trattoria does in its extra-galactic colonies, but sources indicate relations with the natives has been very strained, particularly when the Trattorians nuked their home planet to bits and relocated them to the system's asteroid belt. Native revolt is imminent, but as usual, the bureaucrats refuse to take action.
Warhead has recently been spreading around a rumor that Trattoria was swallowed by an unstable singularity. This is in fact an absolute lie designed to outrage and butthurt the president of Trattoria and thereby shame the country, perhaps gaining a reason to ally with everyone and invade. Instead, Trattoria is cleaning out its empire very meticulously. Fedonuker's recent publicity stunts with artificial antimortallium have brought attention to the metal, giving our anti-immortal friends false hope that antimortallium indeed kills immortals. We therefore maintain our anti-immortal status but will simply return any spies or agents found back to their governments.
Recently, Trattoria has taken an active role in the Allied Nations. During an engagement with the Third Alliance the Trattorians were forced to fire on a Scythian Emperor-class battleship, ruining their relations. Additionally, with Siri's new government Trattoria has joined the TA. Rumors abound of rebel elements within Trattoria, though.
Fedonuker faking the death of an immortal using knock-off antimortallium.
Subsection: Paladins against the Peaches
Once, there was a supreme court case that ruled that all peaches would be enslaved, and may not be killed without scientific reason. This roiled the government for a few years, until a group of congressmen representing the 5 farthest systems of Trattoria got fed up and declared independence. The civil war fought afterwards was bloody as the entire Sector 63 fleet battled against the Paladins' puny excuse of a navy. Their leader, the Yellow Spaceman, was a tactical genius, but was still on the losing side, only capturing one planet, until the Silvarians decided to help them. After that, they combined their navies and launched an assault on the planet next to Trattoria. Despite losing 7/8 of their fleet, they managed to send out fighters and bombers at a city on the surface and wrecked it. The Trattorians, demoralized, agreed to leave them be but still retained an intense hatred of them. Since then the Paladins against the Peaches have expanded 5 more systems from their original 5, and have launched numerous peach-genocide campaigns, as well as developing their own formidable army and navy.
A group of Paladins against the Peaches with their leader, the Yellow Spaceman


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STEWART AIRPORT — On-time performance by airlines at Stewart International Airport and five competitors was mediocre for the most part during November.
STEWART AIRPORT — On-time performance by airlines at Stewart International Airport and five competitors was mediocre for the most part during November.
The monthly Air Travel Consumer Report issued by the U.S. Department of Transportation said Stewart's arriving flights were on time 76.8 percent of the time in November.
That put Stewart in fifth place, less than six percentage points behind the leader, Albany International Airport, where arrivals were on time 82.4 percent of the time. Albany also led in on-time departures, with 87 percent of flights leaving on time.
Stewart also was fifth in departures with 81.2 percent of its flights leaving on time.
Three other airports — Kennedy, La Guardia and Westchester County — were all less than 1 percentage point ahead of Stewart.
Newark Liberty International Airport once again brought up the rear in both categories, with 75.7 percent of arrivals and 74.8 percent of departures on time.
Nationally, 85.73 percent of arrivals and 85.44 percent of departures were on time in November.
Industry standards say a flight is on time if it arrives or departs less than 15 minutes past the scheduled time.
Weather was a relatively minor factor in November, responsible for 77 minutes worth of delays on Stewart flights.
Air carrier delays, which can include baggage loading, aircraft cleaning, maintenance and fueling, were responsible for the lion's share of delays at Stewart — more than eight hours. Aircraft that were late because they had been late completing a previous flight were blamed for just under 90 minutes' worth of delays.
There were no extreme weather events such as blizzards, hurricanes or tornadoes, that affected Stewart flights.


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Statement of Purpose
The purpose of OU All Girl and Coed Cheer squads is to support the athletic teams at the University of Oklahoma by generating crowd enthusiasm and actively engaging with our fans.Our members believe deeply in their role as ambassadors of the University and represent OU at a variety of alumni, civic, and charitable events and are committed to displaying a positive and collegiate image at all times that reflects the values and traditions of the University of Oklahoma.
Squad Descriptions
The OU All-Girl Team has historically consisted of approximately 20-30 athletes.� The OU Coed Cheer Team has historically consisted of approximately 10-15 coed couples. These numbers can fluctuate from year to year given the needs of the team. Both squads cheer at all home football games split evenly away football games (and post season), men's and women's basketball (and post season), wrestling, volleyball, soccer, men's and women's gymnastics matches and games.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- An attorney for a suicidal animal owner's widow who is seeking the return of exotic animals that survived an October escape says she has adequate cages for them at her eastern Ohio farm.
Three leopards, two primates and a bear survived the release of dozens of wild creatures in Zanesville. They have been held under a state-issued quarantine at the Columbus zoo. One leopard had to be euthanized.
Attorney Robert McClelland wrote to Ohio officials last week on behalf of his client, Marian Thompson.
The state's agriculture director had asked him to prove Thompson had made arrangements for the animals' care.
Test results this week showed all five animals are free of dangerously contagious or infectious diseases.
The Associated Press obtained McClelland's letter Friday through a public records request.


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Summer vacations, staying in motels across the country, fighting with siblings over ...... well, everything. It was uninterrupted, quality family time. At a certain age (usually around the teen years), trips like this seemed so lame. And you'd wonder what the rest of your cool friends were doing while you were stuck for hours in the back seat of the car, tuning out your family with your walkman and a cassette tape of Madonna playing over and over again.
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The excellent results from the first quarter of 2018 are testament to our company's resilience, customer-focus and ambitious plans for long-term growth. Proving the success of our strategy, net revenue for the quarter was up 15 percent year-on-year, in constant currency while revenue from customer cloud deployments grew sixfold year-on-year. A significant proportion of IFS's cloud-based revenue comes from our acquisition last year of WorkWave, whose products are nearly all sold as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS).
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This is a quote by Dr. King. You probably remember this from ENG 101...
I have just received a letter from a white brother in Texas. He writes: "All Christians know that the colored people will receive equal rights eventually, but it is possible that you are in too great a religious hurry. It has taken Christianity almost two thousand years to accomplish what it has. The teachings of Christ take time to come to earth." Such an attitude stems from a tragic misconception of time, from the strangely irrational notion that there is something in the very flow of time that will inevitably cure all ills. Actually, time itself is neutral; it can be used either destructively or constructively. More and more I feel that the people of ill will have used time much more effectively than have the people of good will. We will have to repent in this generation not merely for the hateful words and actions of the bad people but for the appalling silence of the good people. Human progress never rolls in on wheels of inevitability; it comes through the tireless efforts of men willing to be co workers with God, and without this hard work, time itself becomes an ally of the forces of social stagnation. We must use time creatively, in the knowledge that the time is always ripe to do right.
The question... Do you use your time destructively or constructively? I have read all sorts of pleas and arguments about the atheist movement and how it is affecting this country... What do you do? Are you making a bigger impact than your neighbor? Are we really using our time more effectively than the religious aggressors? I'm not talking about your local pastor preaching to the choir... I'm talking about real aggressors... people that actively work against the atheist movement.
I'm sure you have heard the phrase, "If you don't vote, don't complain." What gives you the leg to stand on when you complain?
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Well at least part of the problem is we cannot even agree on strategy. Some people think the "New Atheists" are too strident and are doing more harm than good, I happen to disagree with that assessment. So one man's constructive use of time might be another man's waste or worse, counterproductive.
I suspect that similarly, we'll see someone post what they are doing, and others tell him/her that she/he is wasting his/her time. But unless you think they are being counterproductive; i,e. actually doing harm; I'd like to suggest that people refrain. At the root all activists are volunteers, and they ought to get to choose the battle that interests them the most, as long as it's any sort of good one.
This is especially true when what we in the US are fighting to do is change the culture, to eliminate the casual unexamined assumption among many that of course this is a Christian country and of course atheists aren't real Americans. It's a many-headed hydra and one never knows what tiny little thing you choose to fight will turn out in fact to be a big deal. West Cranstion RI Prayer Banner, anyone?
All that having been said I myself have started a blog and will probably end up volunteering to help the Richard Dawkins foundation. Too early even for me to tell if I am simply wasting my time or not.
I agree and thought about adding something along the same lines as your second paragraph but thought I would let it go.
Doing something is better than nothing unless it hinders someone else from doing something.


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When I read the thread "Learning ancient Greek by Speaking and Hearing"
my first thought was the chance would be a fine thing.
Wouldn't we all love to have a teacher who was able to devote themselves
exclusively to you.
I have looked around for Ancient Greek instruction in my region but all seem very old
school. When I was learning Serbo-Croat were very little help except for the chats in the
bar afterwards with our teacher who was a native speaker.
Going to live in the country where the target language is spoken is indeed good advice.
Negotiating with a non-English-speaking landlady does wonders for your language.
Likewise, if you don't learn to say "25 dekagrams of mushrooms please" you starve.
It is not just necessity, it's that a lot of everyday living conversation is pretty predictable and so
you get a lot of repetition. Even the a lot of every day chat is pretty conventional and so it is not difficult to learn how to understand and comment on the days weather.
Anyone got a spare time machine lying around?
So any suggestions?
The Agora here should be ideal but the Greek threads are still a bit beyond me.
I tried suggesting an online game that required negotiation elsewhere but I guess that's something
that only appeals if you are already into that kind of gaming.
Perhaps a thread on the Agora in which several of us agree to describe the weather each day where they live?
Any other suggestions?


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The Miami Marlins will retain bullpen coach Reid Cornelius and third base coach Joey Espada, but the rest of former manager Ozzie Guillen's coaching staff will not return. Guillen is still owed $7.5 million for the three years remaining on his contract with the club.
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Florida Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen's coaching staff for next year has been finalized. Joey Cora will be the bench coach, Eduardo Perez the hitting coach, Randy St. Claire the pitching coach, Joe Espada the third base coach, Gary Thurman the first base/outfield/baserunning coach and Reid Cornelius the bullpen coach. Bench coach Brandon Hyde and fielding coach Perry Hill will not return.
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Florida Marlins third base coach Joe Espada and bullpen coach Reid Cornelius will remain with the team under new manager Ozzie Guillen. Joey Cora will be Guillen's bench coach. Pitching coach Randy St. Claire and hitting coach Eduardo Perez will also stay with the club. Bench coach Brandon Hyde and first base/infield coach Perry Hill appear to be out.
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The Florida Marlins hired Perry Hill as their new infield and first base coach Wednesday, Nov. 3, according to The Associated Press. Bench coach Brandon Hyde, pitching coach Randy St. Claire, hitting coach John Mallee, third base coach Joe Espada and bullpen coach Reid Cornelius will all be returning.
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