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The specter of Rod Blagojevich hung over the corruption trial of a longtime Illinois powerbroker Thursday as defense attorneys tried to distant their client from the impeached governor and prosecutors sought to link him as closely as possible to the disgraced Democrat.
William Cellini, once known as The King of Clout for the vast influence he wielded in Illinois politics for nearly four decades, is accused of conspiring to shake down the Oscar-winning producer of "Million Dollar Baby," Thomas Rosenberg, for a $1.5 million campaign contribution to Blagojevich, a Chicago Democrat.
But lead defense attorney Dan Webb told jurors Thursday that the 76-year-old Republican from Springfield had no direct dealings with Blagojevich _ never talking on the phone or holding meetings with him.
"Cellini never personally knew Blagojevich," he said as he finished his opening statement Thursday morning.
Later, the prosecution attempted to show Cellini's connections were not directly to Blagojevich himself, but to the then-governor's closest confidants, calling one witness on the first day of testimony Thursday to make just that point.
Prosecutors say Cellini plotted with Blagojevich insiders Tony Rezko and Chris Kelly, and others to squeeze Rosenberg for a contribution by threating his investment company with the loss of $220 million in funds from the state's Teachers Retirement System.
Cellini, whose trial is the last in a series of trials that grew out of a decade-long investigation of Blagojevich, looked on calmly from the defense table. He appeared to tire during sometime tedious testimony regarding the inner workings of the $30 billion state pension fund.
The 12 jurors and four alternates _ a Sears store manager, a longtime employee for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and a retired AT&T employer among them _ also seemed fatigued and sometimes confused by the testimony as the day wore on.
For his own part, presiding Judge James Zagel made it clear during the questioning of would-be jurors earlier in the week that Blagojevich was not directly relevant to the shakedown case against Cellini.
"Blagojevich is not on trial here," he said at one point. Zagel added that jurors should set aside any negativity they might harbor toward the twice-elected governor as they assess the evidence against Cellini.
Blagojevich, 54, was convicted at his retrial earlier this year on multiple corruption counts, including allegations that he tried to sell or trade President Barack Obama's old Senate seat. His early October sentencing date was delayed until after Cellini's trial is over.
A former executive director of the Teachers Retirement System, Keith Bozarth, and another witness later in the day _ one-time pension system attorney Steven Loren _ both offered overviews of how it operated.
A third government witness, Marvin Traylor Jr., who works for the Illinois Asphalt Paving Association, also testified. Cellini has been executive director of the Springfield-based association that helps advocate on behalf of highway contractors since 1973.
A clearly reluctant government witness, Traylor went out of his way to praise Cellini. "He's a good, wise man," Traylor said.
But under questioning by the prosecution, Traylor also helped the government explain to jurors Cellini's depth of knowledge about the levers of state government, and he described the attention Cellini paid to political fundraising.
To drive home their point while Traylor was on the stand, prosecutors showed an email from Cellini, in which he wrote about someone's fundraising: "That REALLY gives us the clout _ and there isn't a number you can put on that."
Before his opening statement Thursday morning, Webb complained to Zagel about a Cellini nickname prosecutor's mentioned in their opening remarks to jurors: "the pope" of Illinois politics. The moniker was inappropriate, Webb said, and all part of a push by prosecutors to suggest to the jury that Cellini became rich primarily from his state connections not as a result of his business savvy.
Cellini, who is free on a $1 million bond, has pleaded not guilty to the charges, which include attempted extortion.


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An argument between two men on Saturday ended with one of the men shot to death, according to detectives.
An argument between two men on Saturday ended with one of the men shot to death, while the alleged gunman was taken to the Ocala Police Department for questioning, according to detectives.
Detectives said the shooting is not connected with two other recent shootings, allegedly between two rival groups, in which two men have been killed.
Jarrett Davis, who celebrates his 25th birthday Sunday, was interviewed by detectives about the incident and later released. Authorities say Davis fired the shots that fatally wounded 27-year-old Ramone Mike.
Though the case is classified as a homicide, detectives said due to circumstances surrounding the shooting and conflicting stories, the case will be presented to the State Attorney's Office for its review.
Detectives said they've recovered the guns that were allegedly in the possession of both Davis and Mike. They would not reveal the types of weapons collected.
From their investigation, detectives said the two men apparently have been involved in what was described as an ongoing dispute, and on Saturday there was an argument between them not far from the 1200 block of Southwest Fifth Street, in front of a home under construction.
Authorities said they were told both men had guns and that Mike was shot during the confrontation. He was transported to Ocala Regional Medical Center, where he died.
Aside from interviewing Davis, detectives have spoken with several potential witnesses, trying to gather as much information as they can on why the altercation escalated to Mike being shot.
Family members who gathered at Mike's mother's residence told the Star-Banner in an interview that Mike felt threatened by Davis.
On several occasions, those family members said Davis has driven by Mike's mother's home. They said Davis, who has known Mike for years, had stolen Mike's dog and claimed Mike owed him money.
Davis eventually returned the dog, but still alleges that Mike owed him $150.
Mike, the family members said, decided to talk with Davis on Saturday.
Family members said Mike was shot multiple times in the upper body. They said Davis has pulled a gun on Mike more than once, and did so as recently as two days ago.
"This was unnecessary," said Mike's sister Pamela Crowell.
The victim's mother, Ernestine Johnson, said her son was born and raised in Ocala and attended West Port High School. She said he was attending the College of Central Florida, where he was studying business management. He leaves behind a 3-month-old son, Johnson said.
"He was a good person. He would do anything for you. He had a good heart, and was very protective of his family and a good father to his son," Johnson said.
Warnell Croskey Jr., Mike's brother, said Mike played football at West Port.
"He liked to have fun. … This is crazy, man. I'm in disbelief," Croskey said.
Anyone with information about the shooting can contact Detective Jamie Buchbinder at 369-7141.


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Tesco ditched beleaguered chief executive Philip Clarke today as it recruited an outsider from consumer goods giant Unilever to try to restore its fortunes.
Shares in Britain's biggest supermarket rose 3% as the City cheered the announcement, which comes weeks after Mr Clarke, 54, admitted that its latest sales performance was the worst in 40 years.
New boss Dave Lewis, 49, takes over in October with a £1.25 million basic salary and a £525,000 golden hello in lieu of his Unilever bonus.
Meanwhile, a party due for tomorrow to celebrate Mr Clarke's four decades at the firm has been cancelled.
The announcement of his departure came as the supermarket warned that continuing pressure on the grocery market combined with the cost of investments meant that sales and trading profit for the first half would be "somewhat below expectations".
Tesco has been battling with intense competition from discount rivals Aldi and Lidl and a squeeze on household budgets.
The group highlighted the need for change by saying any improvements for the current 12-month period would be partly reliant on "steps that may be taken during the remainder of the year to improve our customer offer further".
Mr Clarke took over in March 2011. His predecessor, Sir Terry Leahy, had seen a transformation in Tesco's fortunes as profits surged during his 14 years in charge - though there have since been question marks over his legacy.
But at the start of 2012, Mr Clarke shocked the market with the group's first profits warning in 20 years. It prompted the launch of a £1 billion turnaround plan but latest annual results showed annual earnings down for the second year in succession.
This was followed by like-for-like sales for the first quarter to May 24 falling by 3.7%, the third quarter in a row of worsening falls, and today's profits warning.
Tesco chairman Sir Richard Broadbent said: "Philip Clarke agreed with the board that this is the appropriate moment to hand over to a new leader with fresh perspectives and a new profile."
Mr Clarke said: "Having taken the business through the huge challenges of the last few years, I think this is the right moment to hand over responsibility and I am delighted that Dave Lewis has agreed to join us."
The appointment of Mr Lewis brings to an end a tradition of long-serving insiders being given the top job at Tesco, with the job previously held by Sir Terry and before him Lord MacLaurin.
Mr Clarke, who worked his way up from the shop floor, will be replaced by Mr Lewis in October but stay on in a support role until January, and receive a year's salary on departure.
Tesco said: "The board are deeply grateful to Philip for his contribution to Tesco, over the last four decades, as well as more recently as chief executive. His has been an outstanding achievement.
"Dave Lewis brings a wealth of international consumer experience and expertise in change management, business strategy, brand management and customer development."
Neil Shah, analyst at Edison Investment Research, said: "Dave Lewis's arrival as new CEO from Unilever sends a clear signal that Tesco knows it has to get back to basics and address the value of its brand to consumers.
"Under Clarke's leadership, with successive falls in quarterly sales, there is a sense that Tesco has simply lost its sense of self. Expect a root-and-branch review in the way Tesco markets its brand across all products and all retail channels."
Keith Bowman, equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers, said: "The task ahead for the new chief executive remains sizeable. The march of the discounters Aldi and Lidl continues.
"The question now will be whether the new chief executive will have the courage to take early aggressive action, potentially going toe to toe with the discounters and impacting earnings, at least in the short term."
Clive Black, of Shore Capital, said a shift in Tesco's trading strategy under the new boss could have "considerable implications" for the sector.
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Today, the Xbox Live Marketplace is no more – at least as we have previously called it. Starting today, the marketplace has been rebranded to the "Xbox Games Store". The name change is hoped to help create a unified brand with the "Xbox Music Store" and "Xbox Video Store".
A Microsoft spokesperson confirmed the situation in a comment to Joystiq:
"That's right, [Xbox Live Marketplace] is now called the Xbox Games Store, and will sit alongside the Xbox Music Store and Xbox Video Store. This is to make it easier for consumers to find content both on Xbox 360 today and Xbox One when it launches in November."
We don't think any of our readers will get lost when they open up the rebranded store, but be sure to alert your friends who might think they landed in the wrong spot. You can check out the Xbox homepage to see the rebranding for yourself.
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Hi everyone, My name is Bronte but everyone just calls me Rune. I've been cosplaying since 2005 and have made over 12 costumes.^_^(i'm so proud of myself) I'm also in a cosplay group called BangBangNeko that me and my dad made. We go around conventions do skits, and this year at Kumoricon 2008 were going to have a panel. ^_^ YAH!
Anyways I love anime and you could call me a Nerd or otaku and I wouldn't care. Anime,manga and COSPLAY are my passion. When I get older I want to a run a maid/cosplay cafe, and become a well know cosplayer.....Well that's all I think? XD
Sorry if I seem a spaz I'm just bored, oh and if you see at cons don't be afaird to say hey.I like to meet new people, even though I'm shy most of the time.XD
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|MLB Career Stats
|October 30, 2014
|3B John McDonald elected free agency.
|October 13, 2014
|Los Angeles Angels activated 3B John McDonald.
|October 2, 2014
|Los Angeles Angels reassigned 3B John McDonald to the minor leagues.
|March 25, 2014
|Los Angeles Angels selected the contract of 2B John McDonald from Salt Lake Bees.
|January 16, 2014
|Los Angeles Angels signed free agent 2B John McDonald to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training.
|January 16, 2014
|2B John McDonald assigned to Salt Lake Bees.
|November 1, 2013
|Boston Red Sox activated 2B John McDonald.
|October 4, 2013
|Boston Red Sox reassigned 2B John McDonald to the minor leagues.
|September 1, 2013
|Boston Red Sox activated SS John McDonald.
|August 31, 2013
|Philadelphia Phillies traded SS John McDonald to Boston Red Sox for RHP Nefi Ogando.
|June 27, 2013
|Cleveland Indians traded John McDonald to Philadelphia Phillies.
|June 26, 2013
|Cleveland Indians designated SS John McDonald for assignment.
|June 11, 2013
|Cleveland Indians activated SS John McDonald.
|June 10, 2013
|Pittsburgh Pirates traded SS John McDonald to Cleveland Indians.
|May 27, 2013
|Pittsburgh Pirates sent SS John McDonald on a rehab assignment to Indianapolis Indians.
|May 15, 2013
|John McDonald roster status changed by Pittsburgh Pirates.
|March 20, 2013
|Arizona Diamondbacks traded SS John McDonald to Pittsburgh Pirates.
|July 24, 2012
|John McDonald roster status changed by Arizona Diamondbacks.
|July 19, 2012
|sent SS John McDonald on a rehab assignment to AZL D-backs.
|July 2, 2012
|Arizona Diamondbacks placed SS John McDonald on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to June 25, 2012. Strained left oblique.
|November 2, 2011
|Arizona Diamondbacks signed free agent SS John McDonald.
|October 31, 2011
|SS John McDonald elected free agency.
|August 24, 2011
|Arizona Diamondbacks activated SS John McDonald.
|August 23, 2011
|Toronto Blue Jays traded 2B Aaron Hill and SS John McDonald to Arizona Diamondbacks for 2B Kelly Johnson.
|June 17, 2011
|John McDonald roster status changed by Toronto Blue Jays.
|June 15, 2011
|sent 2B John McDonald on a rehab assignment to Dunedin Blue Jays.
|May 28, 2011
|Toronto Blue Jays placed 2B John McDonald on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to May 27, 2011. Right hamstring strain.
|June 17, 2010
|Toronto Blue Jays activated 2B John McDonald from the bereavement list.
|June 10, 2010
|Toronto Blue Jays placed SS John McDonald on the bereavement list.
|November 25, 2009
|Toronto Blue Jays signed free agent SS John McDonald.
|November 6, 2009
|SS John McDonald elected free agency.
John Joseph McDonald...Graduated East Lyme High School (CT) in 1992...Named to all-state team as a senior. Played collegiately at University of Connecticut at Avery Point from 1993-94 and Providence College from 1995-96...Named New England Junior College Player of the Year in 1994...Also a second-team Junior College All-American...Originally drafted by Cleveland in the 12th round of the 1996 amateur draft...Has been traded to the Blue Jays on two occasions (2004 & 2005) and has been dealt four times overall...Has appeared with seven different MLB teams (Clev, Det, Tor, AZ, Pit, Phi, Bos) across 15 seasons.2012 Appeared in 70 games in his first full season with the D-backs, hitting .249 (49-for-197) with 6 home runs and 22 RBI...6 home runs tied his career high (also 2010)...Played in 54 games at shortstop, 5 at third base and 4 at second...combined to post a .996 (1 E in 469 TC) fielding percentage...Received 5 intentional walks after going 12 Major League seasons without any...Received first career intentional walk in 891st game on April 22 vs. Braves...Collected his 100th career double on June 20 vs. Seattle...On the 15-day disabled list with a strained left oblique from July 2-23 (retro to June 25). 2011 Combined to hit .229 (52-for-227) with 10 doubles, 2 home runs and 22 RBI in 84 games with the Blue Jays and D-backs...Appeared in 38 games at shortstop, 26 games at third base and 21 at second, compiling a .986 fielding percentage (3 E in 221 TC)...Hit his first game-ending homer on April 22 vs. Rays...On the disabled list from May 28-June 17 with a strained right hamstring...made 1 rehabilitation appearance with Single-A Dunedin...Hit a game-ending sacrifice fly on July 19 vs. Mariners...Traded to the D-backs on Aug. 23 with INF Aaron Hill for INF Kelly Johnson...POSTSEASON: Made 2 appearances in the NLDS vs. Brewers, going 0-for-2. 2010 Played in 63 games this season with 40 starts (15 at 2B, 12 at SS, 11 at 3B, 2 at LF)... STRONG SEASON: Despite playing in his fewest games in a season since 2001 with CLE, set career highs with six home runs and a .454 slugging percentage... Was the second consecutive season he set a new career high in home runs... 17 of his 38 hits went for extra bases (nine doubles, two triples, six home runs)... Batted .310 with runners in scoring position (9-29), with two doubles, one triple and one home run... From July 21-Aug. 21 hit safely in seven consecutive games... FATHER'S DAY: In his first at-bat on June 20 vs. SF after being activated from the bereavment list (June 16) following the passing of his father hit a home run on Father's Day... SOLID MONTH: Hit .382 (13-34) in August with two doubles, one triple, three home runs and six runs batted in... GLOVE WORK: In 23 games this season at 2B committed only one error for a .988 fielding percentage and in 19 games at shortstop committed one error for a .985 fielding percentage. 2009 Appeared in 73 games, making 35 starts; 19 at SS, nine at 3B, five at 2B & two in LF... POWER SURGE: Hit four homeruns in his 151 at-bats, representing a career high... His three-run home run on Sept. 8 vs. MIN marked the 1st one of his career (has one grand slam)... His slugging percentage of .384 established a new career high, and his .258 average is his highest mark since 2005... BIG FINISH: Collected hits in 11 of his final 13 games, batting .306 with a double, two home runs and six RBI over that span... Made 32 of his 35 starts after June... Appeared in 28 games from April to June, however, 25 were as a pinch runner or defensive replacement... IN THE FIELD: Committed one error at shortstop in his 19 games, for a .990 fielding percentage. 2008 In 84 games this season, batted .210 with one home run & 18 RBI... Began the season, recording just four hits & one RBI in his first 20 games (.148, 4-27)...GOING ON THE OFFENSIVE: On July 22 at BAL set a season high four RBI, going 1-for-3 with a 3-run double... Hit his only home run of the season on July 27 vs. SEA (off Washburn)... From Aug. 7-22 batted .306 (15-49) with five doubles & seven RBI in a 14 game span... WALK IT OFF: On Sept. 3 vs. MIN hit a walk-off single in the bottom of the 11th inning off Eddie Guardado to lead the Jays to a 5-4 victory... IN THE FIELD: Made 54 starts this season (52 at SS & 2 at 3B), with the Jays going 32-22 in those contests... In 67 games at short stop, owned a .960 fielding % after committing nine errors in 223 total chances... ON THE SHELF: Was placed on the 15-day DL on May 7 after leaving the game the night before with a sprained right ankle... Appeared in three games with the Dunedin Blue Jays (A) in a rehab assignment, going 4-for-11... Was activated from the disabled list on June 7. 2007 Set a new career high with a 10-game hit streak from April 12-29, going 15-32 (.469) over that span...Batted .329 (28-85) vs. left-handers...Hit .415 (17-41) in 16 April contests...Went the first 34 games without committing an error...Made his 1st error of the season on May 29 vs. NYY...Went 34 games from July 29-Sept. 7 without committing an error...CAREER BEST: Established new careers highs in games played (123), hits (82), doubles (20) and RBI (31)...Owned a .982 fielding percentage & assisted in 66 of the Club's 160 double plays this season... Made 102 starts, 94 at SS and eight at 3B...As the shortstop made a career high 94 starts, played in a career high 799.1 innings and had a career best .982 fielding percentage... QUITE THE HONOUR: Was the recipient of the "John Cerutti" Award, a selection made by the Toronto Chapter of the BBWAA...This award is given annually to the person associated with day-to-day workings of Blue Jays baseball who displays goodwill, cooperation and character as exemplified by the late John Cerutti. 2006 On July 25 at SEA, hit his 1st grand slam of his career, surpassing his previous best of two RBI in a game with five...Committed 14 errors to tie for the team lead, posting a .963 fielding pct...Set career highs in walks (16) and home runs (3)...Tied a career high with 35 runs scored and triples with three. 2005 Batted .277 with 16 RBI in 68 games (37 with Toronto, 31 with Detroit)... Was traded to the Detroit Tigers on July 22...August 15 vs. BOS, he delivered a run-scoring single in the bottom of the ninth inning off Curt Schilling to give the Tigers a walk-off victory... Matched his season high with three hits on August 17 vs. BOS...For the season, he posted a .969 fielding percentage committing just eight errors in 264 chances. 2004 Played sparingly, serving as the Indians utility infielder and back-up shortstop to Omar Vizquel in his 3rd full season in the big leagues... Made 20 starts for the Tribe and Eric Wedge (15GS at SS, 4GS at 2B, 1GS at 3B) as the Indians were 13-7 (.650) in his starting assignments...Hit his first home run and the third of his career on July 19 at Anaheim (off Sele). 2003 Spring training knee injury marred his entire season and forced him onto the disabled list on two separate occasions and ended his season in August... Left knee problems started in spring training, forcing him to miss five games from March 10-14 and persisted the entire season... Played thru the injury for most of the first three months of the season before going on the 15-day disabled list with a lower back strain... Was activated from the DL on July 17 after a short rehab to Mahoning Valley & Lake County to open the 2nd half on the active roster... Continued to play thru knee and back pain before playing his last game on August 26 and went on the DL the following day for the remainder of the season...Hit his 2nd career HR and only HR of 2003 on May 7 at ANA off John Lackey... Underwent surgery on his left knee on Sept. 5 in Vail, CO by Dr. Richard Steadman... Steadman performed a "micro-fracture" procedure to promote the flow of blood & cartilage growth. 2002 Enjoyed his first full season in the big leagues as the Indians utility infielder and spent much of the season's last two months as the Tribe's regular second baseman...Began the season on the active roster despite undergoing an emergency appendectomy in Winter Haven, FL on February 27... Hit his first major league homer on September 5 at Chicago-AL off Jim Parque. 2001 Was on Cleveland's opening day roster, appearing in two games at third base before being optioned to AAA Buffalo on April 8... Was bothered by a sore left wrist for much of the season at Buffalo, but rallied to hit .309 (34-110) over the last 31 games of the season with a HR & nine RBI from July 30 through the end of the season before his second recall on September 1... Was recalled for a second time on September 1 when rosters were expanded to 40. 2000 Was on the disabled list at Buffalo for eight weeks over two different stints from April 27 to June 27 with a torn muscle in his left quadriceps... Appeared in five games for A Mahoning Valley of the New York-Penn League on a rehab assignment, June 20-27... Spent two separate stints with Cleveland from Aug. 24-31 (Chan Perry optioned) and from September 4 thru the remainder of the regular season after the roster expanded to 40... Was optioned to A Kinston on August 31 in order to make Russ Branyan playoff-eligible and appeared in one game for Kinston on September 3 before being recalled to Cleveland the next day when the Carolina League season ended. 1999 Split the season between Akron (AA) & Buffalo (AAA) and got his first taste of the big leagues in the process...Started the year at Akron and hit .296 (67-226) in 55 games with the Aeros before being promoted to Buffalo on June7... Appeared in 24 games with the Bisons before being recalled to Cleveland on July 4 after Travis Fryman tore a ligament in his right knee... John made his major league debut that day (July 4 vs. KC) and notched his first big league hit, a single off Kansas City's Scott Service... Appeared in 10 games in July for the Indians before being optioned back to Buffalo on July 23 when Russell Branyan was recalled... Was recalled for the second time after the conclusion of Buffalo's season on September 10... Played winter ball in Puerto Rico for San Juan after the season... Was shutdown for two weeks in late November with a jammed right shoulder. 1998 Earned himself a spot in the Double A All-Star Game on July 8 in New Haven, CT... Was 2nd on the Akron club in games played (132) and at bats (514)... Led Eastern League shortstops in total chances (672) and putouts (242) and was second with a .966 fielding percentage (672TC, 23E, 91DP)... Was added to the 40-man roster on November 19 when his contract was purchased from AA Akron... Hit .286 (42-147) with 4 2B, 1 HR & 12 RBI in 36 games (4SB) in the Arizona Fall League after Akron's season with the Phoenix Desert Dogs. 1997 Second year pro enjoyed a solid season at Kinston (A) where he represented the Indians on the Carolina League Post-Season All-Star team. 1996 Tribe's 12th round selection out of Providence spent the '96 campaign at Watertown...Only member of the club to appear in all 75 games...Led the Indians in hits, runs scored, and sacrifices...His 11 doubles placed second on the club.


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Can ST2 auto close tab after the file was deleted? I delete file because I don't need it anymore, but then I must close the tab manually. It's so annoying
Totally agree!
I am constantly hitting save on deleted files by accident and thereby undeleting them. often don't realize I've done it for a while
You can do this with a plugin. I didn't really test this much, so you may want to test on non critical stuff first. It does just close the view, so worst case is that you lose some existing work. That being said, I'm pretty sure it works fine.
import sublime_plugin
import os
class MyEvents(sublime_plugin.EventListener):
def on_activated(self, view):
if view.file_name():
if not os.path.exists(view.file_name()):
I agree, it would be nice to have ST close the tab of a deleted file.
@skuroda cool, thx, works nice
How do I add this? Just make a new plugin folder?
Go to "Tools -> New Plugin". Paste the content I posted above into the file. Save it into "Packages/User". You can choose whatever file name you want, just be sure the extension is ".py"
Theres a Problem with the plugin, i just found out that the Default-Settings-Files, also Default-Keymap, are not displayed anymore, they get instantly closed after opening.
So you can not view the default settings of Sublimetext or other Plugins.
I just upgraded the script a little bit. Now it checks first if the file is not a kind of "Default"-file.
import sublime_plugin
import os
class MyEvents( sublime_plugin.EventListener ):
def on_activated( self, view ):
s = view.file_name()
if s:
if not os.path.exists( s ):
if not "Default" in s:
view.set_scratch( True )
view.window().run_command( "close_file" )
Any chance this plugin can be updated for ST3? Doesn't seem to work there for me.
Or maybe I'm doing something wrong? I've added it to packages/user as CloseDeletedTabs.py, and even went so far as to restart Sublime, but it doesn't seem to do anything. The tab stays open after deleting the file.
So I hadn't ever looked at plugins in ST3 before, but I've done some research and found that in ST3 plugins don't run on the main thread, so you need to use sublime.set_timeout to run the close_file command on the main thread and avoid a crash.
This seems to work for me in ST3 on OSX:
[code]import sublime_pluginimport sublimeimport os
class MyEvents( sublime_plugin.EventListener ): def on_activated( self, view ): s = view.file_name()
if s:
if not os.path.exists( s ):
if not "Default" in s:
view.set_scratch( True )
sublime.set_timeout(lambda: view.window().run_command("close_file"), 0)[/code]
The on_activated event wasn't working properly when deleting the file. I had to change tabs and then click the deleted file's tab for it to disappear. The method I needed was on_modified_sync.
import sublime_plugin
import sublime
import os
class MyEvents(sublime_plugin.EventListener):
def on_modified_async(self, view):
s = view.file_name()
if s:
if not os.path.exists(s):
# Without checking for this string in the path, config files seem to be automatically closed.
if "Sublime Text 3" not in s:
sublime.set_timeout(lambda: view.window().run_command("close_file"), 0)
never use the on_modified_async listener for something like this, then typing lags, etc, etc
Updated the plugin again to be faster and fix a bug when creating a new file from the subl command line.
import sublime_plugin
import sublime
import time
import os
class MyEvents(sublime_plugin.EventListener):
def on_deactivated_async(self, view):
s = view.file_name()
if s:
time.sleep(0.1) # Give the file time to be removed from the filesystem
if not os.path.exists(s):
print("Closing view", s)
Gist: https://gist.github.com/NickWoodhams/434e185ce543ca1c8a99
Hope this helps.
Has anyone got a version of this that will only delete files without unsaved changes, please?
If the file is clean, I would like it to disappear from ST3 automatically, but if it's dirty I need to check on it.


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Senior Mallory McCormick and her teammates in the Hartley High School girls track and field program can erase a painful memory in a few weeks.
Senior Mallory McCormick and her teammates in the Hartley High School girls track and field program can erase a painful memory in a few weeks.
After winning the Division II state championship in 2011, the Hawks seemed on the verge of reaching state in several events last season but fell short in every opportunity of advancing from the Division I regional meet.
They don't intend on having that happen again during their second year competing in Division I.
"We're returning most of our team and now we have the experience of being in Division I," McCormick said. "We feel like we're better prepared this year. It would be a really big deal (to make it to state). It's my senior year and we're still in Division I, so it would be big."
As a freshman in 2010, McCormick was an alternate on the 1,600-meter relay won by Taisha Ferguson, Aisha Cavin, Chelsea Scott and Maya Pedersen in a state-meet record 3 minutes, 49.94 seconds.
Then as a sophomore, McCormick ran the first leg of the 1,600 relay that also included Naja Greer, Pedersen and Scott and had the second-best preliminary time.
In the final, Greer, Pedersen and Scott were joined by Cavin and won in 3:50.13.
Last year, the 1,600 relay of McCormick, Greer, Emily Franz and Sydney Williams settled for sixth (3:57.65) at regional.
McCormick is the lone senior this season on the 1,600 relay, which again includes Greer, a junior, and Franz and Williams, who are sophomores. They were fourth in last week's area honor roll (4:06.47).
Running with athletes like Cavin, Pedersen and Scott has had a lasting effect on McCormick as she's taken on a leadership role this spring.
"I've learned to like (the 400) after running a lot of 800s," McCormick said. "We're definitely kind of a young team, but we're definitely an up-and-rising team. We're a very close team. We push each other.
"Even training with (Cavin, Pedersen and Scott), they pushed me and they pushed the whole team. They were experienced and would call the newer people over to talk to them. I don't mind (being in a leadership role), actually. It's me calming down other people and that helps other people relax."
McCormick, who plans to compete in track for Ohio Wesleyan University, also has been running on the 800 relay in addition to the 1,600 relay and 400.
Also last season at regional, the 400 relay that included McCormick, Greer, senior Nala Key and junior Deja Martin (49.84) and the 800 relay that included McCormick, Greer and Williams (1:44.55) both were seventh.
Greer was in the area honor roll in the 200 (25.4) and 400 (59.06) and Franz was listed in the 800 (2:22.1) last week.
"Naja Greer is doing extremely well, as is Emily Franz and our (1,600 relay)," coach Reggie Osborne said.Defense leadinggirls lacrosse team
Before losing to Bexley 15-10 on May 2, the girls lacrosse team had won four of six games with one of the losses coming by one goal to DeSales 7-6 on April 19.
Seniors Dory Cassidy and Clare Kossler and juniors Rylee Paxton and Briana Wahle have led a defense that gave up an average of 6.4 goals during the team's first seven victories.
Hartley was 7-7 before closing the regular season May 7 at Pickerington North.
"(Our defense) has been doing awesome," coach Molly Gilbert said. "We've got a young goalie (sophomore Maria Taylor) and she's been stepping up and making some great saves. We've been playing some heavily defensive games."
The loss to Bexley was the Hawks' third game in as many days. They beat Granville 10-7 on April 30 but lost to Columbus Academy 13-8 on May 1.
During a 19-3 loss to Worthington Kilbourne on April 25, Hartley lost senior attacker Sara Sweeney to a knee injury that could sideline her for the remainder of the season.
"(Sweeney has been) our leading scorer and pretty much the heart and soul of our team," Gilbert said. "You're seeing the youth of our offense right now. It's all just a learning experience.
"(The Bexley game) was our third game in a row and they took a ton of shots on us. We have to stop a team when they're taking a ton of shots."
The Hawks open the Division II South/Central Region tournament Monday, May 13, at Cincinnati Wyoming. The winner plays in the second round May 16 at Cincinnati Indian Hill.Softball team tiesfor second in CCL
The softball team beat DeSales 3-1 on May 1 to salvage a tie for second (2-4) in the CCL with Ready and the Stallions.
Watterson beat Hartley 6-1 on April 17 and 4-2 on April 29 and won the championship at 6-0.
The Hawks were 11-10 overall before playing Grove City on May 7 and North Union on May 8. They close the regular season Tuesday, May 14, against visiting Hilliard Bradley.
Hartley was sixth in last week's Division II area coaches poll.
During the win over DeSales, junior infielder Sidney Melton hit a solo home run.
Through 18 games, junior catcher Cassie Plageman had 30 RBI and Melton had 19.


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Security Firm Spills the Beans on Snapchat Vulnerabilities
Dec 28, 2013 5:00 AM PT
After its discovery of a security hole in Snapchat was ignored for months, Gibson Security earlier this week released the API for the Snapchat application along with two exploits.
One exploit lets hackers match phone numbers with Snapchat users' names en masse; the other enables hackers to create huge numbers of fake Snapchat accounts. Together, the API and the exploits will let hackers duplicate Snapchat's API and stalk the 8 million users the site is reported to have.
The documentation is based on the current build of Snapchat -- version 4.1.01, Gibson Security stated.
Why Gibson Did It
Gibson Security published the information because Snapchat had not fixed any of the exploits it had released in August, it said.
One of these was a flaw in the "Find friends" function that let hackers easily create a database of the usernames and phone numbers of Snapchat app users. Another was a denial of service exploit.
Further, Snapchat's storage and transmission of media was not secure, Gibson said.
What's a Gibson Security?
The identity of Gibson Security and the people behind it remains unclear.
Emails sent to the address listed on the company's website bounced.
The company solicits Bitcoin donations on its website because "we're poor students, with no stable source of income."
However, in an April press release, the company described itself as a computer security group.
Gibson Security consists of Australian hackers, according to ZDNet.
Doing the Right Thing?
In publishing the Snapchat API and the exploits, Gibson was following common practice, Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, told TechNewsWorld.
However, Gibson's actions "seem more focused on giving [it] notoriety than on actually fixing the problem," Enderle suggested. "It may also reflect a need to punish a firm that doesn't respond properly to a warning."
Gibson's release of the exploits "bring up the question of ethics," Jim McGregor, principal analyst at Tirias Research, told TechNewsWorld.
"You always have programmers or hackers who are a bit overzealous and feel that, if a company they've notified about vulnerabilities doesn't react, it's their responsibility to publicize those vulnerabilities to the world," McGregor remarked. "The question is, how far should you take it?"
Gibson should probably have waited until someone had launched an attack on Snapchat, then told the world they had warned the company and it was negligent, Enderle opined. Or, it could have published news that it had discovered exploits and what damage these could do and offered to share what it had discovered with other security firms rather than telling the world at large.
"I think they went too far and actually contributed more to the problem than to the defense," Enderle said.
The Snapchat Fail File
The Snapchat app, which runs on Android and iOS, lets users exchange photos, videos or text messages that are claimed to vanish within 10 seconds after they have been viewed.
However, it has been found that those images can still be recovered.
In January, a bug in Snapchat's back-end system was discovered that let anyone obtain a user's cellphone number and address without their consent. The company fixed the flaw after being notified.
In May, the Kivikakk.ee blog listed one way to intercept and decrypt http Snapchat communications.
In June, security researcher Adam Caudill pointed out various vulnerabilities in the app; the company then addressed those issues.
Law and Order
Gibson's actions highlight the need for a revamp of our laws and law enforcement, Tirias' McGregor suggested.
"When you are affected by people publishing code that lets others hack into your site, there is no criminal agency you can turn to -- not the FBI, not the local police," McGregor pointed out. "There's no way to report these crimes, and that's a gaping hole in our law enforcement system. We not only need laws on our books in cases like this, we need to enforce them."
Snapchat did not respond to our request to comment for this story.


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|Named Person:
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Fyodor Dostoyevsky; Constance Garnett; Ralph E Matlaw
|0393092143 9780393092141 9780393044263 0393044262
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|Translation of Bratʹi︠a︡ Karamazovy.
|xviii, 887 pages ; 22 cm.
|Book one: The history of a certain family: Fyodor Pavlovich Karamazov, He gets rid of his eldest son, The second marriage and the second family, The third son, Alyosha, Elders --
Book two: An unfortunate gathering: They arrive at the monastery, The old buffoon, Peasant women who have faith, A lady of little faith, So be it! So be it!, Why is such a man alive?, A seminarian bent on a career, A scandalous scene --
Book three: The sensualists: In the servants' quarters, Stinking Lizaveta, The confession of an ardent heart --
in verse, The confession of an ardent heart --
in anecdote, The confession of an ardent heart --
Hells up, Smerdyakov, The controversy, Over the brandy, The sensualists, Both together, Another reputation ruined --
Part two: Book four: Lacerations: Father Ferapont, At his father's, A meeting with the schoolboys, At the Khokhlakovs', A laceration in the drawing room, A laceration in a hut, And in the open air --
Book five: Pro and contra: An engagement, Smerdyakov with a guitar, The brothers get acquainted, Rebellion, The Grand Inquisitor, For a while a very obscure one, It's always worthwhile speaking to a clever man --
Book six: The Russian monk: Father Zosima and his visitors, Notes of the life in God of the deceased priest and monk, the elder Zosima, taken from his own words by Alexy Fyodorovich Karamazov, Conversations and exhortations of Father Zosima --
Part three: Book seven: Alyosha: The odor of corruption, A critical moment, An onion, Cana of Galilee --
Book eight: Mitya: Kuzma Samsonov, Lyagavy, Gold mines, In the dark, A sudden resolution, I am coming, too, The first and rightful lover, Delirium --
Book nine: The preliminary investigation: The beginning of Perkhotin's official career, The alarm, The torments of a soul. The first torment, The second torment, The third torment, The prosecutor catches Mitya, Mitya's great secret. Received with hisses, The evidence of the witnesses. The babe, They carry Mitya away --
Part four: Book ten: Boys: Kolya Krasotkin, Children, The schoolboy. The lost dog, At Ilyusha's bedside, Precocity, Ilyusha --
Book eleven: Brother Ivan Fyodorovich: At Grushenka's, The injured foot, A little demon, A hymn and a secret, Not you! not you!, The first interview with Smerdyakov, The second visit to Smerdyakov, The third and last interview with Smerdyakov, The devil. Ivan Fyodorovich's nightmare, It was he who said that --
Book twelve: A miscarriage of justice: The fatal day, Dangerous witnesses, The medical experts and a pound of nuts, Fortune smiles on Mitya, A sudden catastrophe, The prosecutor's speech. Sketches of character, An historical survey, A treatise in Smerdyakov, Psychology at full steam. The galloping troika. The end of the prosecutor's speech, The speech for the defense. An argument that cuts both ways, There was no money. There was no robbery, And there was no murder either, An adulterer of thought, The peasants stand firm, Plans to save Mitya, For a moment the lie becomes truth, Ilyushecka's funeral. The speech at the stone.
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|Bratʹi︠a︡ Karamazovy.
|revised by Ralph E. Matlaw. Backgrounds and sources ; Essays in criticism / edited by Ralph E. Matlaw.
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Chilean rose tarantula
The Rose Hair Tarantula (Grammostola rosea), also known in the United States as the Chilean rose tarantula,Chilean fire tarantula or the Chilean red-haired tarantula (depending on the colormorph), is probably the most common species of tarantula available in American and European pet stores today, due to the large number of wild-caught specimens exported cheaply from their native Chile into the pet trade. The species is also known from Bolivia and Argentina.[1]
G. rosea is a common pet of tarantula hobbyists. Females have been known to live as long as 15–20 years, but due to the limited time they have been available on the market (and hence for extensive study) it is possible that they may live considerably longer than 20 years. There is considerable confusion between this species and Grammostola porteri, with some arguing that many of the "G. rosea" in the pet trade (such as the specimen in the taxobox photo to the left) actually are G. porteri.
The G. rosea's natural habitat is the desert and scrub regions of Northern Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina.[1] While previously thought to be wanderers in nature, large numbers have been observed living in burrows in their natural habitat. They generally do not burrow in captivity. They are usually active in the evening or night.
This tarantula has a diverse menu including grasshoppers, crickets, moths, beetles, cockroaches,mealworms and small lizards and mammals. When tarantulas are kept as pets, the best food that can be provided for them are crickets that have been gut loaded on vegetables, as this is the best source of hydrated nutrition for the tarantula.
The Grammostola rosea has been bred in captivity for years either for research purposes or for trade and Gurley, R (n.d) states that the females profit from a 'cooling period' of a couple of months proceeding to the introduction of a male for mating. Once a male has reached sexual maturity he will create a sperm web before he is introduced to the female's terrarium. He will eventually approach the female's burrow with caution, tapping and vibrating his legs to attract her out of her shelter. At the opportune moment the male will lunge himself forward and using his hooks he will hold the female's chelicerae, pushing his mate into a vertical position giving him access to the female's epigyne (external genitalia). The male will insert one (or even both left and right) pedipalp into the female's epigyne and inject the fertilizing fluid. Gurley, R (n.d) continues that in the weeks following fertilization, the female produces a large egg sac (usually containing around 500 spiderlings). Once a female detects an egg sac, the male then dies.
|This section is written like a manual or guidebook. (August 2010)
Gramostola rosea are relatively docile, low maintenance, and inexpensive, so they are popular as pets. A terrarium should be at least triple the spiders' legspan in length, with a retreat for hiding. G. rosea can be kept in relatively low humidity; overflowing the water dish one or two times a week should provide ample humidity for this species. They are quite happy living at temperatures of around 25-30°C (77-86°F), with a diet of four to six crickets every three weeks (or one locust per week). The G. rosea's feeding schedule is rather erratic, however; the spider can fast for weeks to months at a time. Fasting is sometimes an indication of an upcoming moult.
Grammostola rosea are usually skittish, running away from danger rather than acting defensively, but they may also raise their front legs and present their fangs in preparation to defend themselves. They can act especially defensive for days after moulting; this may be innate in the spiders behavior. As with the majority of tarantulas from the Americas (New World tarantulas), they have small spine-like urticating hairs on their abdomen that they kick off or release when threatened as a defense.[2]
In February 2009 a British man was treated for tarantula hairs lodged in his cornea.[2] The urticating hairs were thrown from the man's pet G. rosea while the man was cleaning its tank. Medical authorities urge owners to wear protective eyewear when handling a G. rosea.[2]
- ^ a b Muller-Esnault, Susan, DVM. "Rose Hair Tarantulas or Chilean Rose Hair" (2008). http://www.critterology.com/rose_hair_tarantulas_or_chilean_rose_hair-192.html
- ^ a b c "Tarantula shoots sharp hairs into owner's eye". MSNBC. Jan 1, 2010. Retrieved 3 January 2010.
- Gurley, Russ; Brough, Clarice. "Rose-haired Tarantula: Chilean Rose-haired Tarantula". Animal World. Retrieved 21 May 2010.
- Marshall, Samuel D. (2001). Tarantulas and Other Arachnids. Barron's. ISBN 0-7641-1463-8.
- Schultz, Stanley A.; Schultz, Marguerite J. (2009). The Tarantula Keeper's Guide: Comprehensive Information on Care, Housing, and Feeding. Barron's. ISBN 0-7641-3885-5.


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NEW YORK (AP) — Joe Johnson scored 19 points, Andray Blatche had career playoff highs of 15 points and 10 rebounds, and the Brooklyn Nets handed the Miami Heat their first loss this postseason, 104-90 on Saturday night in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Paul Pierce scored 14 points, Deron Williams and Kevin Garnett bounced back from awful offensive efforts, and the Nets withstood LeBron James' 16-point first quarter, then held him to two baskets over the final three quarters.
Brooklyn, which swept Miami in the regular season, can tie the series with a victory here Monday night in Game 4.
James scored 28 points for the Heat, who hadn't even faced a fourth-quarter deficit in these playoffs before having their eight-game winning streak in the postseason snapped. It was their first loss since Game 5 of the NBA Finals.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Tony Parker scored 29 points and San Antonio pulled into a commanding 3-0 lead in its Western Conference semifinal series against Portland.
The Spurs led by as many as 23 points in the first half, building a big early lead just as they had in the first two games of the series in San Antonio. The teams meet again on Monday at the Moda Center.
LaMarcus Aldridge had 21 points and 12 rebounds for the Portland, which pulled within eight points in the third quarter but couldn't get any closer. The Blazers were hurt by 15 turnovers and only six points from their bench.


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Both sides scored in each of the opening two rounds of the shootout and in the fourth round as well.
After Michal Handzus missed for the Blackhawks to start the sixth round, Shattenkirk beat Corey Crawford to bring the Blues their second straight win. Chicago had captured its previous two games.
St. Louis trailed by a goal heading into the third period, but took the lead on scores from Adam Cracknell and David Backes. The goal from Cracknell was his second of the game and third of the season.
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noon; room 570
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The event takes place at noon, room 570.
All are welcome.
Ms. Fisher's Biography:
ANN HILTON FISHER has been the executive director of the
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Anyone else use their yard, deck, patio, or windowsill for food production?
In my backyard I have Prime Jim blackberries all along the back fence; not only are they primocane (Prime Jan and Prime Jim are the only blackberries that are available to homeowners that bear on first year canes), they offer the benefit of having long thorns to deter people cutting from the schoolyard through our yard at night.
On one side we have primocane raspberries, including Summit. Primocanes are good because after bearing in the fall you can cut all the canes to the ground and reduce disease and insect egg carryover.
In containers or raised beds I grow strawberries, blueberries, huckleberries (no crop yet), Pacific filbert (wild hazelnut), grapes, bell peppers, lettuce, tomatoes, peas, green beans, cooking and salad greens, cucumbers, and zucchini. We have fruit trees we keep small with summer pruning on one side of the yard including both full size and dwarf nectarines and peaches. We have a lemon tree in the ground, and another lemon and some oranges in containers.
I have a grolite on the kitchen pass through where I start my seedlings. In the front yard I have lots of Mahonia, including Oregon grape, for pies.
No wonder I have a figure like a harbor seal.
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I've a very large area in my compound and i use it to farm beans carrots and tomatoes it makes life cheap and open to natural supplements
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I haven't very large compound but i also use it for farm beans potatoes, some vegetable like lemon, chili and some fruits that make my life little cheap and open to natural supplements.
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I'm always trying to grow my own food
Main appeal of owning a house. This year most of my "crops" flopped, but it was due to neglect above all else - busy summer, lazy jenny.
Things that survived without my care: Strawberries, fennel, herbs, and pumpkins. I'm also growing hops this year, and next year they'll probably produce enough for me to make a batch or two of beer with them
I'm so excited.
I also bought garlic bulbs this year to plant for harvest next fall, and I plan to plant peas in the spring. I'm totally stoked
Of course, a lot of the food doesn't really make it into the house - nasty habit I have of going out to "harvest," and instead sitting down with my dog to eat
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Post subject: Best bang for your buck : edamame grown @ home
My teenager and I are sold on growing our own edamame. Germination can be tricky as you wait for the right temp, watering etc to work its magic. Once the bushes start growing, it was easy. Taste was superior, sweet and only needed 5" in the microwave or in hot water. See Alton Brown's methods. Superb nutrition, taste and fun! Next spring we will grow lots by all the nitrogen hungry plants for symbiosis!
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One journalist killed, another reported missing in Syria
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New York, October 16, 2012 – The heavy toll on news media covering the conflict in Syria has grown yet again over the past week as a journalist for a pro-government TV station was killed and a Ukrainian journalist working for Russian news outlets is believed to be kidnapped.
"Covering the conflict in Syria has become the most dangerous assignment for journalists in the world. It is particularly dangerous for local Syrian journalists who risk becoming targets because of perceived affiliations," said CPJ Deputy Director Robert Mahoney. "All sides must remember that journalists are civilians and must not be targeted for simply doing their job."
Mohammed al-Ashram, a cameraman for the TV station Al-Ikhbariya, was shot and killed on October 10 while covering clashes between Syrian government forces and the rebel Free Syrian Army in the eastern city of Deir Al-Zour, according to his employer.
Al-Ashram was shot in the chest and leg, Al-Ikhbariya reported. Imad Sara, the station's director, told Agence France-Presse that al-Ashram "was killed by terrorists." Since the start of the uprising in March 2011, the regime has used "terrorists" as a catch-all phrase for all opposition fighters, according to news reports.
While CPJ research indicates that many of the fatalities in Syria have been at the hands of government forces, an increasing number of attacks against journalists and news outlets seen as pro-government have been attributed to rebel forces. At least 23 other journalists have been killed while covering the Syrian conflict since November, including one killed just over the border in Lebanon, making Syria the most dangerous place in the world for journalists, according to CPJ research.
Anhar Kochneva, a Ukrainian who has contributed to several Russian news outlets including the Moscow-based broadcast outlet Russia Today, disappeared on October 9, according to news reports. Russia Today reported that one of Kochneva's colleagues said she had gone to Homs to prepare a report for the Russian television station NTV. She is believed to have been kidnapped in Homs near the Lebanese border, the report said.
Oleksandr Dikusarov, a spokesman for the Ukrainian foreign ministry, told Agence France-Presse that Kochneva had contacted NTV on October 12 or 13 and told them she was being held by the rebel Free Syrian Army but was being treated satisfactorily. Dikusarov said Ukraine and Russia were working to secure Kochneva's release, according to The Associated Press.
Kochneva, 40, is a fluent Arabic speaker and has been working in Syria for the past year, according to news reports. She has publicly defended the regime of President Bashar al-Assad in television interviews to Russian and Syrian pro-regime news outlets and has reportedly received threatening text messages, according to news reports.
Three other international journalists disappeared in Syria in August. Turkish cameraman Cüneyt Ünal and reporter Bashar Fahmi, a Jordanian citizen of Palestinian origin, who work for the U.S. government-funded Al-Hurra, were reported missing in the northwestern city of Aleppo on August 20, and U.S. freelance journalist Austin Tice also disappeared in mid-August, according to news reports. Tice is believed to be held in Syrian state custody, according to the U.S. State Department. Ünal appeared in a video on Al-Ikhbariya six days after his capture, but did not specify who his captors were. Fahmi's whereabouts remain unknown.


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My school runs on Win 95 machines, each of them with Novell Netware 3.3x on them. One day I forgot my password and decided to test the system. After a bit of fiddling around, I found you could hot-open the Tasks menu (on the computer, the combo was Ctrl+Alt, then Win key) and run programs from there (albeit slowly). I'd even have net access from this method! Near anonymous net access! I've tried this on a number of other terminals, but the hot-key wasn't the same. Anyone know other ways to bypass 3.3x or other combos for the Tasks box?
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As a farm machinery mechanic and writer, Dan brings a hands-on approach that only a pro can muster. Along with his In the Shop blog, Dan writes a column by the same name as well as the Shop Series for Farm Journal magazine. Always providing practical information, he is a master at tackling technical topics and making them easy for all of our readers to understand. He and his wife, Becky, live near Bouton, Iowa.
Every time I find myself banging through the drawers of my toolboxes looking for tools, I promise myself that someday I'm going to take a few simple steps to organize things so I can find them when I need them. My list includes:
-take a block of oak and drill a pattern of holes in it to make a rack to organize the carbide bits for my die grinder. If a carbide bit isn't currently in my die grinder, it usually takes a half hour to find it somewhere in the "air tools" drawer in my toolbox.
-drill another, larger block of oak to make a rack to hold the chisel tips, hammer tips, pointed tips, rivet-head tips and other bits I use with my air hammer. I've got a dozen or more different bits, but only know for sure where two of them are, and one of those locations is "iffy."
-outfit a "battery tools" toolbox. Just a small, single compartment, fishing-tackle type of toolbox with a 1/2-inch wrench, a battery terminal cleaner, digital battery tester, a battery-carrying handle and other assorted tools commonly used when working on batteries. I like grab-and-go toolboxes dedicated to specific chores. Several years ago I outfitted a toolbox with a multimeter, assorted test leads, wire strippers, wire cutters, and an assortment of electrical connectors, and dedicated it to electrical testing and diagnostics. Its been a real time-saver, something I can tote up in a combine or inside a tractor cab, that ensures I have 99 percent of the tools I'll need for most electrical problems.
-sharpen all the dull drill bits I've accumulated over the years. I easily set aside a dull bit and replace it with a sharp one, but can never bring myself to actually throw away the dull one. If I ever take time to Drill Doctor all those drill bits I should have three or four complete sets of drill bits...
-throw away all the broken drill bits. Why I think I'll ever be able to sharpen all those shortened, ragged-tipped bits is beyond me, but I keep saving those darned broken bits.
-clean out my toolboxes. The few times I've actually done a to-the-bottom housecleaning of one of my boxes, it's been like Christmas morning---it's surprising the tools you find that you forgot you had, or thought you'd lost. Who knows what I'll rediscover if I ever drill open the jammed drawer on my "junk" toolbox.
I'll second the part about having multiple grab-and-go toolboxes, I keep a few in the bottom drawer of my big tool chest.


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Either way, hope you still choose to do a review...I'd be very interested in seeing that still and seeing what issues you ran up against. I know you guys favor the AA batteries too but I find that having the battery packs seem better to me for weight and I've never had a problem with just buying an extra one for longer trips.
Well, hope to see that review...the Casio FH20 review coming up will be nice but it seems to be in a different price range since I was able to pick up the FX-28 for probably half what that one costs and $100 less than the Canon. Either way, I've been a Canon fan for years but Panasonic is quickly moving up on them in my book at least (in the amateur consumer market anyways).
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PRINCETON — The Princeton Tigresses will take a ride down the Three Rivers Athletic Conference for the 2013 volleyball season.
They will be the largest school (545 enrollment) in the revamped, 15-team league, settling into a new conference home having played in a three-team NCIC league.
"It will give us a good versatility in playing teams throughout the area and it will be nice to have actually have a conference home," coach Andy Puck said.
Their first test will come Tuesday in a crossover contest at Fulton.
"I hope we're ready, that first match you never know. but the kids I put on the floor have a lot of experience. We'll give Fulton a rock."
That experience consists of seven seniors who were members of last year's squad that went 25-12, reaching the 3A regional semifinals. It all starts with setter Michelle Kelly, the reigning BCR Player of the Year.
"Michelle Kelly returning is really big. She gives kids good chances to succeed and is a dynamite defensive player, too. An all-around phenomenal player," Puck said.
Also back for the Tigresses are outside hitter Ashley Farraher, middle blockers Alicia Poss and Becca Hult, defensive specialists Rachel Frank and Hailey Michael with Mollie Bates at libero.
The senior class includes Kelly Schmidt, who did not make the team as a junior, whom Puck praised for "getting back up after you get knocked down."
Junior Abby Jaques, one of the most athletic players Puck said he's had, got a taste of the varsity level as a sophomore and promises to become even more of a weapon. Puck said while she's capable of playing pretty much every where, "her identity this week," is as an outside hitter.
Junior Taylor Clark is another versatile player, capable of playing four positions, who Puck said may set some from the front row. Other junior prospects are outside sitters Colby Schertz and Sierra Storm, defense specialist Keyenna Altizer and setter Brianna Barajas with sophomore Hailey Schultz pulled up to the varsity as an outside hitter.
"We're about four or five weeks from getting our juniors and our sophomore from really being explosive. As soon as they get a little more experience and some good solid varsity practices, I think sky's the limit for some of those younger kids," Puck said.
The lineup Puck throws out Tuesday could be "completely different than I throw out Thursday night. It could be completely different the whole season and most likely will be different at the end of the season.
We can go into different matches and pick and choose to what works better with the opponent we are playing."
About his team, Puck said, "it's a great group of kids. They really enjoy being around each other, they push each other. They're a lot of fun. We're going to have a fun season, We really area. We're going to have a fun, competitive season.


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EPA regulations, under Title 40 Code of Federal Regulations Part 503 (40 CFR 503), establish the minimum national standards for the use and disposal of domestic sludge. These standards include limitations for the land application of biosolids. This publication outlines biosolids standards for pathogens and vectors.
Class A biosolids are required for application onto public-use sites and certain food crops. This includes residential areas, road banks, parks, golf courses, schools and other similar areas.
Class A is also required for applying biosolids to turf, vegetable crops, root crops or home gardens.
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Apply Class B biosolids on grain and forage crops, pastures, grassland, fallowland and timberland.
The alternatives for Class B biosolids consist of either a treatment process, such as a Process to Significantly Reduce Pathogens (PSRP) or a bacteria limitation, based on fecal coliform.
Fecal coliform testing is recommended for all treatment processes for at least two years of operation in order to verify PSRP performance. Conduct tests during seasons of the year when biosolids will be applied. Equivalent PSRP processes must be approved by the permitting authority.
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Table 3Processes approved by EPA as equivalent to PSRP. (Control of Pathogens and Vector Attraction in Sewage Sludge, EPA/625/R-92/013, Dec. 1992.)
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A group of Wisconsin town officials say the state should raise its bar for recalling local officials.
Voters are now allowed to recall local elected officials if the reason for the recall is related to the person's official responsibilities.
Under a bill introduced by Republican Rep. Alvin Ott, of Forest Junction, they would have to show that the official has been charged with committing a crime or committing an ethics violation.
Ott says constant recalls create chaos and divert officials' focus from important issues.
Town of Middleton board supervisor Timothy Roehl told the Assembly Committee on Campaigns and Elections on Tuesday that each recall costs the town about $6,000, which is a problem when it can't raise more money.


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A native of Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, Jessica Savitch began her broadcasting career at age 14, working on a radio rock show for teenagers. While earning her degree in the television-radio department at Ithaca College, she was an announcer for the College's television station, WICB, and worked in radio at Rochester's WBBF. After graduating in 1968, she joined WCBS radio in New York City. She moved to television at KHOU in Houston and in 1972 became the news anchor at KYW-TV in Philadelphia.
In 1977 she joined NBC News as a Washington-based correspondent and anchor. At NBC she delivered the one-minute prime-time news updates during the week, anchored the Saturday edition of the NBC Nightly News, and anchored NBC's special news service for its television affiliates. In addition, she hosted the PBS documentary series Frontline. Her work was widely respected and won many honors, including an Emmy.
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Unless Gov. Chris Sununu or two state senators change their minds, New Hampshire is likely to keep the death penalty.
That means Michael Addison will remain on death row for the 2006 murder of Manchester Police Officer Michael Briggs.
Supporters of death penalty repeal argue that it would be prospective, and not apply to the person convicted of capital murder since the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated capital punishment in 1976.
No state that has repealed the death penalty has ever then applied it to someone convicted prior to repeal. Should New Hampshire repeal its death penalty statute, it is virtually certain Addison would never be executed.
Capital punishment in New Hampshire is narrowly applied. Merely murdering another human being is not sufficient. It requires a crime so heinous that it threatens the fabric of civil society.
In Addison's case, that was the murder of a police officer while attempting to flee arrest. There is no question of Addison's guilt, no serious legal claim that his case was mishandled. This case should show lawmakers why the death penalty is sometimes necessary and appropriate.
The state Senate voted 14-10 last week to repeal the death penalty in New Hampshire. That is enough to send the bill to the House, which has supported repeal in past sessions.
Fortunately, 14 votes would not be enough to overcome a promised veto from Gov. Chris Sununu.
Sununu understands that respect for life and the safety of New Hampshire citizens requires us to retain the ultimate punishment.


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