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Pubs Sydney welcomes Sydney QLD, browse through our listings to find a lovely Pub, Club or Restaurant of your choice.
The Tavern now has two designated outdoor smoking areas and boasts modern bars, a restaurant, gaming room, TAB, Keno and function room facilities. The Tavern adequately caters for a large cross-section of our local community and surrounding areas. We have a courtesy bus available from midday Thursday to Saturday for the convenience of our patrons.
The Currumbin Creek Tavern is the only locally owned and operated tavern from the border to Burleigh Heads. So come and enjoy the friendly atmosphere at a truly locally and family-owned Tavern.
The waters of the Pacific Ocean lap the beach only metres from McGuire's Tugun Tavern. Located at the corner of the Gold Coast Highway and Toolana Street, , the Tugun Tavern is a friendly, neighbourhood hotel favoured by local residents and workers alike.
Of course we're never short of cold beers on a hot day, and if wine is your preferred drop, our wine list won't disappoint. You can relax outside in the balmy Gold Coast weather or retreat inside to our air conditioned bar and lounge area.
Shoot some pool with friends or try your luck in our expansive gaming lounge where all the latest machines, prizes and competitions could mean you are about to strike it lucky. Or have a punt on the horses with Pub TAB.
Seagulls has been an integral part of the Tweed Community for over 30 years and has the honour of being the oldest provincial rugby league club in Australia. Offering free live entertainment, award winning dining, exclusive member promotions and extensive sports coverage, our members and guests enjoy a vast range of facilities and first-class service at seagulls.
Join us for free live entertainment every weekend. Click here for the weekly listing.
View our latest What's On guide which outlines all of our promotions and events over the coming two months.
Our brand new Star Buffet is the largest contemporary buffet food brand in New South Wales. Widely acclaimed among diners, catering an average of over thousands of meals a day. Star Buffet has established renowned reputation as the city's best buffet venues and become the undisputed market leader in the field. Located upstairs next to Tabatinga, for enquiries call (07) 5587 9096.
Mangrove Restaurant is located on the ground floor of the club overlooking the sparkling Terranora Broadwater with both indoor and outdoor dining. Mangrove offers diners a succulent selection from their lunch and dinner menus. There something to temp all taste buds including steak, fish, salads, club favourites such as roast of the day, chicken schnitzel and a range of fresh sandwiches. Mangrove's signature dish is their authentic Italian, wood-fired, thin crust pizza.
Seagulls is also home to Tabatinga, Tweed Heads No 1 Family Fun Center.
Seagulls is conveniently located just 5 minutes from Gold Coast International Airport and 5 star accommodation. Follow the Pacific Highway, take the Kennedy Drive exit and then turn left into Gollan Drive. Other ways to get here are taxi, free courtesy bus or surfside busline buses – route 601. Click Here to view our location map and for directions.
Revolution Health & Fitness Gym. Click Here to view
Tabatinga Family Fun Centre. Click here to view
Mangrove Restaurant. Click here to view
Star Buffet – NOW OPEN. Click here to view
A unique experience with a relaxed vibe, the multi-million dollar refurbished Coolangatta Sands Hotel has been a favourite destination amongst the locals, with a variety of entertainment catering for both the young and wise. Enjoy fresh succulent oysters (natural $12 and kilpatrick $14) from our Kirrabelle Kitchen., place a bet in the TAB and gaming facilities or satisfy your thirst with a cold beverage served from either the public bar "Port'O'Call bar", or from the Family Bistro or the "Lounge Bar".
The Coolangatta Sands Hostel sits above the hotel, the hostel caters specifically to international backpackers. We offer 111 beds for guests and the facilities are second to none. Airconditioned rooms, security access and lockers for belongings, modern kitchen and bathroom and a balcony joining your room that looks over to Kirra Point.
For the surfing fanatics, one of the world's most famous north facing beaches, D-Bar that made Mark Occuhilupo, Mick Fanning and Joel Parkinson famous, are just a few metres away.
Having played host to a wide array of some the finest Australian and international touring artists, the Coolangatta Hotel is unquestionably one of Queensland's most consistent live venues.
The Coolangatta Hotel is a fully licensed hotel and entertainment venue located on the southern end of the Gold Coast.
The venue boasts 2 levels, consisting of 5 bars and features the 800 capacity Balcony Bar with a full sized stage, and an international standard sound system.
The property offers a variety of entertainment choices from the outdoor Beergarden, the Music Bar, an extensive TAB, the Gaming Room, Beaches Restaurant, and Cuddys Pool Room.
Located on the beachfront at Coolangatta, the hotel is conveniently close to public transport and free parking and is also available for hire or private functions including upcoming Christmas parties.
Currumbin RSL prides itself on offering a high standard of catering facilities with Alleys multi award winning restaurant and our café with food by Zest Apeel. Using only the freshest produce our talented chefs create a range of dishes which will delight all tastes and styles. We also have a successful hospitality training college attached to our club therefore the service you receive will be second to none.
After dining why not take advantage of what the rest of the Club has to offer. A Main Bar and Sports Bar with plenty of TV screens, TAB and Keno facilities and a gaming lounge. We also have a large, award winning, function room perfect for weddings and corporate events.
Also come along on Friday night, Saturday night or Sunday afternoon and enjoy free live music in our main bar or check out what's happening in the Soundlounge, live original artists.
Looking for somewhere you can stay, dine and enjoy? Twin Towns has everything from entertainment, accommodation, dining and events with world-class facilities to cater for your every need.
Twin Towns' Showroom brings you a variety of national and international performers every weekend. There's also daily free live music and entertainment, an array of dining options, bars and superior facilities for meetings and events.
Overlooking the pristine beaches of Coolangatta and just 10 minutes south from Gold Coast Airport, Twin Towns is a destination in itself.
The Southern Cross Tavern is the Gold Coast's most FLEXIBLE venue for meetings, events, parties & functions. Whether it's a product launch, birthday, engagement, wedding, kid's party or corporate event, we can cater to your needs. We can also arrange the entertainment for your special occasion including bands, DJs or a play list made up especially for you on our state of the art sound system. We also have the departures and arrivals screens in the tavern for your convenience and a courtesy bus. Here at Southern Cross Tavern we have Sky Channel, Fox Sports and an Internet Cafe.
Ivory Hotel reflects the relaxed coastal lifestyle of its surrounds and offers open plan seating, innovative tastes, modern décor with a hint of style and sophistication. The Ivory Hotel is a perfect venue, to meet friends for coffee, indulge in a dish, or even just enjoy a long cold drink on the deck.
Situated on the waterfront in Tweed Heads and overlooking Ivory Coast Marina, Ivory Hotel is one of the finest locations on the coast and is the new hot spot for many visitors and locals alike. With seating and lounges throughout the entire venue. Stage 2 of the Ivory Hotel will be opening late April and will include another bar area, gaming and tab, sashimi and oyster bar.
Our world class chef has created a stunning menu bound to leave you craving for more. The menu exudes flavor with a slightly exotic feel and there is something for everybody with mains starting at $20. We are very proud of our hot and cold luxury seafood platters.....an indulgence you must try.
The Dolphin Hotel has always been recognised for it's central location, versatile spaces and delicious and innovative food. With a major renovation completed, the Dolphin Hotel has been transformed retaining its unique style and character, but adding new lighter and open spaces in conjunction with intimate private areas and a fantastic new outdoor terrace over 2 levels.
The open plan areas are complimented by fabulous new bars on three levels, split level function spaces with traditional fittings and subtle contemporary style and a new relaxed and informal bistro with a delicious and tantalizing menu created by our resident chef, Sarah Robbins.
Welcome to the Currumbin Beach Vikings Supporter's Club. Located right on beach at Elephant Rock, The Vikings boasts spectacular views of the ocean stretching from Currumbin Alley through to Surfers Paradise & Stradbroke Island to the North.
Our Award winning Head Chef offers you a very clever blend of bistro favourites and stunning, contemporary Australian cuisine. Whether you're in off the beach for a bite for lunch or wining and dining someone special you will find a favourite here.
Translated as 'beautiful food', Bellakai at Coolangatta combines relaxed beachfront dining with views that are very easy on the eye. With a choice of dining indoors or out on a lovely verandah matched with a bar, leaners and ottomans perfect for drop-in drinks, this stylishly contemporary venue ensures all customers are welcomed and indulged.
A family owned & operated business - born and bred on the Southern Gold Coast.
D'bar is simply a combination of the best of art food & views all in one destination.
The best of nature with surounding parks, beaches and recreational picnic place are on offer to compliment.
Breakfast from 7am 7 days
Lunch from 11am 7 days
LIVE 'chilled' MUSIC
EVERY Fri Sat Sun....from 4pm Bookings for Tapas from 4pm ph: 55362500
Art Gallery with inspiring Exhibitions on display 9am-4pm daily
Locally inspired Jewellery- Clothing- Ceramics-Homewares
Executive Chef Steve Archdeacon and wife Donna have created a venue for all ages, visitors & locals alike.
If you're after dining with a view, it's hard to go past Cazzy's at the Top, overlooking Coolangatta Beach from its stunning rooftop location. Owned and operated by chef Stephen Robinson, the intimate Cazzy's is located in the heart of Coolangatta, with glass walls and a deck maximising the restaurant's beachfront view.
Creek Restaurant, nestled on the banks of the
Currumbin Creek, is sailing back into the spotlight.
With fantastic function spaces, quirky decor, and relaxed family atmosphere, Creek is the place to be. Come to relax and enjoy exceptional food with great views, ambience and friendly service.
The Elephant Rock Cafe is located on the Currumbin Beachfront. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 days a week from 7am. The Elephant Rock caters for private dining and special functions. Fully licensed.
By day enjoy breakfast or lunch overlooking the vibrant colours of currumbin beach life and during the winter months watch the migration of humpback whales, a cherished encounter, enhanced by the inspired cuisine.The menu is modern Australian and the style is casual fine dining.
As the sun sets and the beach empties, Currumbin returns to a peaceful village, perfect for a romantic candlelit evening overlooking the waves lapping the beach. We invite you to come and enjoy dinner from our inspirational menu of seafood and seasonal delights. Dinner reservations recommended.
Currumbin is still a seaside village with a pristine white beach, relaxed lifestyle and a small local community.The Elephant Rock is an iconic part of this comunity, established since 1990, and having a complete renovation in 2007 to create a fresh inviting atmosphere.
The perfect place for a relaxed casual meal in comfortable, contemporary surrounds.
You can expect a warm welcome from our friendly staff and food that rivals the best pubs anywhere.
With a range of hearty traditional pub meals.
Daily black board specials.
Our meals are prepared fresh daily using locally grown produce where possible and cooked in Convection Ovens in Senora style, mild. For those who enjoy a hotter taste do not hesitate to order hot or extra hot sauce, Texas style.
We also offer many vegetarian options and can provide recommendations for a variety of allergy friendly foods. We even have a special children's menu for the little amigos.
Outback Jacks Bar & Grill, or OBJ as we like to call it, is a restaurant that offers relaxed casual dining with full bar facilities and the largest range of steaks on any menu in the world! You can choose your cut of meat from the display cabinet, walk through our chilled wine cellar, watch the chefs in action with the open kitchen and kick back and let your steak melt in your mouth. - See more at: http://www.outbackjacks.com.au/#sthash.gz1mdljK.dpuf
Pancakes in Paradise is located in Surfers Paradise and Coolangatta - it has affordable family dining, big breakfasts and of course our famous pancakes. We have a $9.50pp all you can eat pancake deal. As well as sweet & savoury pancakes & crepes we have steak, ribs, chicken, fish & salads. All servings are generous and our ultimate sweet pancakes are sensational.
Almost thirty years ago (1985), when Italian-born Rocky Pantaleo and Felice Nania took over a run-down pizza shop in Melbourne's Italian hub, word got around.
News of La Porchetta's great pasta, pizza and Italian-style menu, its atmosphere and great value spread rapidly and soon it became renowned as a special place to experience good food.
The place had a buzz and some days you could even go there and listen to Rocky strumming his guitar to his favourite Italian songs.
Since then, the La Porchetta family has worked hard to create that experience in other restaurants.
It's always a pleasure to introduce Grill'd to new guests and to remind our loyal fans of why they love what we do. At Grill'd we promise to deliver you a great tasting meal that's also good for you. Our delicious burgers are 'Made With Love' from only the highest quality, freshest ingredients. It's amazing to think that we used to be just one local restaurant making good burgers – now because of our fans' support we are lots of local restaurants making burgers good! Thank you. Simon Crowe – Grill'd Founder.


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The music originating from Latin America is widely known as Latino music. The music is known for his rhythm and the mixture of vocal and instrumental leads. The history of Latin music goes way back. It all started with the music from folks such as the Mayas. With the arrival of the Europeans, the Spanish and Portuguese languages were brought to South America. The Spanish and Portuguese languages are also the languages that are used in today's Latino music. There are various types of Latino music such as Samba, Salsa, Reggeaton, Tango, Bolero, and Rumba. Salsa music is originated in New York where musicians from Puerto Rico, Mexico, Cuba and South America came together between the years of 1930 and 1960. They started to play together and a combination of their native rhythms is the Salsa music as we know today. The Samba music is the most typical music of Brazil. The original rhythm of samba music is based on the prayer music. That is also why this type of music is called samba because samba means to pray. Latino music is also represented in the charts of today by artist such as Shakira and Enrique Iglesias. Their music is better known as Latin pop and it's a mix of pop music and the Latino music. Shakira is a Colombian singer, songwriter and dancer, record producer, choreographer, and model. In the late 90s she became very popular in Latin America. In the new millennium she entered the English-language market with her fifth album, Laundry Service. The lead single, "Whenever, Wherever", became the best-selling single of 2002. Her music has always contain huge Latino music influences. She was also selected to make the soundtrack of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The song ''Waka Waka'' became the biggest-selling World Cup song of all time.
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I made the best song of my life ever, and I want to make a video for it in PIxilang.
When calling the Sunvox DLL function sv_get_pattern_data in Pixilang, what kind of information will I get back? I have tried the function to read the notes in a specific pattern, but I received unexpected results for instance, when I call:
I receive:
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$rawSvNote = $patternData[$line * $patternTracks + 0]
printf("\n\t\trawnotetype(%%d): %d", get_type($rawSvNote))
printf("\n\t\trawnotesize: %d", get_size($rawSvNote))
printf("\n\t\trawnoteesize: %d", get_esize($rawSvNote))
printf("\n\t\trawnotexsize: %d", get_xsize($rawSvNote))
printf("\n\t\trawnoteysize: %d", get_ysize($rawSvNote))
My question is how do I translate this into the NNVVMMCCEEXXYY format? It seems like a lot more data than I expect.
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rawnotetype(%d): 2
rawnotesize: 914400
rawnoteesize: 4
rawnotexsize: 1270
rawnoteysize: 720
Thanks for any help you can provide.


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Wednesday, February 4, 2009
A New Chapter
In a few days, I will leave my position as Director of Technology and Information at Densho to move on to another nonprofit organization. For many people, a job is simply a job. Over the last eight years, I was fortunate to have a job that was much more. My time at Densho has been immensely fulfilling, both intellectually and personally.
Densho's work in documenting the Japanese American community is on the cutting edge of humanities practice. We have delved into issues of memory and collective interpretation in our oral history work, and have examined the tension between immigrant cultures and conceptions of American identity. In the post-9/11 world, the stories of our narrators and the primary sources in the archive provided a stark lesson about the fragility of civil liberties in times of crisis. While not all of these areas of study are new, we have been able to apply technology to both find novel connections within the body of work and to make our materials available to a vastly larger audience than was ever possible before. To play a role in crafting that work was exciting and challenging.
But more important, my job at Densho afforded me a personal journey into my own heritage, a history I had not really explored. When I watch the interviews in the archive, I see the faces of my family, my aunts and uncles, and my mother. I wonder what my grandfather Toru and grandmother Miye thought as they arrived at Tule Lake, younger than my wife and I are today. I never had the chance to ask them; but I am a bit closer to their experience through the stories of our narrators.
Densho was an extraordinary part of my life, and I will always feel gratitude towards the people who made and continue to make the work possible. My thanks to Densho's supporters everywhere -- in the schools, in the community, and across the country. But I owe the most to my family at Densho, all of the talented, dedicated staff members I have known over the years. Virginia, Dana, Patricia, Naoko, and Tom, I will see you again, but will still miss working with you every day.
Thank you again for the opportunity and I look forward to watching the next chapter unfold at Densho.
-- Geoff


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It all started with squash. No, not that vegetable that sneaky neighbors dump on your front steps when they have a surplus. Squash — the racquet sport traditionally played by the upper crust.
Town Sports International (TSI) began as the first commercial squash club in New York City in 1974. Before that, people could play only through private clubs. Soon after, the company opened two more squash clubs in New York and one in Washington, D.C. The focus on squash changed when CEO Bob Giardina joined the company in 1981. He brought with him fitness industry experience from his work at health clubs in Florida.
"I started to bring some of the [health club] concepts to TSI," he says, and the company started converting the squash clubs into fitness clubs.
TSI grew slowly from 1981 to 1996, expanding from four locations to 28 locations, but that slow growth took off after a management buyout of the company in 1996. Since then, the company has grown to 132 facilities operating under the brand names New York Sports Clubs, Boston Sports Clubs, Washington Sports Clubs and Philadelphia Sports Clubs. "At that point, the management team was strong, the model was perfected, and we understood the markets we wanted to be in," says Giardina. "The opportunity came up to do a management buyout, and we found the right sponsor. So we knew what we wanted to do, and we finally had access to the capital."
Today, there are 90 New York Sports Clubs, 19 Boston Sports Clubs, 16 Washington (D.C.) Sports Clubs, and six Philadelphia Sports Clubs. And although it's a regional player, the company has become the country's third largest health fitness company (based on revenue). The company's successful growth over the years is a result of many things, including its innovative fitness programs, well-trained staff, dedication to quality and service and continual facility improvement.
It's also a result of the company understanding the market, which is what helps TSI keep its membership numbers strong — 365,000 members strong to be exact. "We spend a lot of time looking at the demographics of different locations, as well as surveying our existing members and members who are leaving to find out their likes and dislikes," says Giardina. "A lot of our clubs will have unique programs based on markets. We have 150 different types of classes, and we mix them up depending on the market."
Suburban locations get more into family activities while urban locations are more into core fitness, he says. TSI offers Sports Club for Kids in 20 suburban locations, which includes gymnastics, kids' spinning classes, birthday parties and swimming parties.
For markets with time-strapped members, TSI instituted the XpressLine two years ago. The XpressLine is a 22-minute workout using nine machines — one per body part — that is trainer supervised.
Another part of TSI's approach to keeping its markets happy is to keep up with what's new. The company continually researches new classes and equipment, evaluating techniques to learn what works and what doesn't. The clubs encourage new members to sign up for a free session with one of the trainers for a personal fitness workout during which a customer's goals, habits and needs are evaluated.
As TSI grew, it could have gone the easy route and required its members to sign long-term contracts. Instead, TSI instituted a month-to-month payment plan where members could pay by the month and leave at any time.
"Most clubs were selling only one- to three-year plans, and for consumers, it was an obstacle. Our plan made it easy for the consumer to make a decision," says Giardina. "And it put the pressure back on us; if we didn't deliver the product they wanted, they could leave."
About six months ago, TSI started offering one-year and two-year contracts in addition to the month-to-month plan. "If members want to make a commitment, we give them a discount," says Giardina. "It's all about giving consumers more choices."
Besides offering a variety of membership plans, TSI was one of the first to offer electronic funds transfer in the early 1980s. "So first we had to convince people to buy a membership, and then to use EFT, which is what everyone does now," Giardina says.
Although the TSI clubs range from 10,000 to 200,000 square feet, the equipment in each club is the same, with only the amount of each type of equipment changing. Because 55 percent of the club's members use more than one location — and many of their clubs are in the commuter area between Boston and Washington, D.C. — consistency is key in programming and equipment, says Giardina. Gym layouts and equipment are similar at TSI clubs so that members know what to expect, but each club has its own personality.
TSI changes out its equipment every three years. The company trades the old cardio equipment back to the manufacturers and donates the used strength training equipment to fire houses, police stations and schools.
TSI boasts 150 types of classes. Members can try a different group fitness class every day of the week if they like, including classes such as total body conditioning, boxing, ballet, jump rope jam, power funk or Pilates. More than 5,000 classes are offered weekly throughout the TSI network. The company focuses on creating exercise classes that are accessible to every member, no matter what his or her current fitness level or experience. TSI has developed exclusive programs that give members classes — such as the New York City Ballet Workout and Club Series classes — that they won't find at any other gym.
A business is only as good as its employees, so TSI makes sure that its workers have every opportunity to learn and grow. TSI has developed an in-house training and development program that provides staff with the fundamental skills, training and enthusiasm necessary to deliver TSI's programs and services. TSI offers mandatory and optional trainings on specific TSI programs that afford additional work opportunities. All members of the TSI staff have many opportunities to continue their education and to increase their current skill set. In addition, the company has formed strategic relationships with industry educational leaders to ensure that employees are coached to do their best.
TSI believes in giving back to the communities it serves. Over the years, the company has made substantial donations to organizations such as the American Red Cross and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. In addition, TSI has been actively involved with the Fire Department of New York, providing firefighter candidates with free memberships along with training to prepare for the Fire Department of New York physical exam. That involvement is worth more than $4 million.
"We're committed to making a difference in the cities we live in and serve," says Giardina.
And Giardina plans to stick to the communities TSI already serves. When asked if TSI planned to expand to other markets, the answer was a resounding "No" — even though Giardina hopes to expand the company by 10 percent over the next five years.
"We see opportunity within this market," he says. "We have strong mapping software to see where our members join and where they live, and we can look at markets we're not serving right now. We get more economies of scale if we operate within our markets because we use the same management, the same advertising and so on."
On the other hand, a club entering a new market must start from scratch building brand awareness — and why do that when there are untapped markets in the company's current locations?


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Located off Interstate 95, the Fayetteville Crown Inn is 5 minutes' drive from the Cumberland County Coliseum and Fairgrounds. This hotel features a 32-inch flat-screen TV in each room.Free Wi-Fi and cable TV are included in each room of this Fayetteville motel.
Guests will also enjoy a microwave and small refrigerator in every room.A 24-hour reception is available to guests of the Crown Inn Fayetteville as well as vending machines for drinks. Guests can also arrange an airport transfer service through the motel.
The property is 3 miles from Fayetteville city centre and less than 10 minutes' drive from Cumberland County Park. Simmons AaF is 20 minutes' drive away.


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what i'm still missing is the ability to display directories first and the item itself not being highlighted, but only the very first column.
Do you mean you want it to look like in your screenshot? I prefer having the entire row selected. Or do the colors make it hard to read?
Directories first is possible, but it will slow things down. I'll have to make that a command line option.
Wops, sorry, the line not totally highlighted was due to my changes.
Small bugfix for the menu:
It needed redirect for tput `tput rmam > /dev/tty` or it won't work if stdout is redirected.
Backspace now reloads the list.
curl 'http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=bUCzYA6Z' | sed 's/\r$//' > kbdmenu
chmod +x kbdmenu
You can use a pop-up dmenu like this, really similar to what I've said before:
#! /bin/bash
rm /dev/shm/menu 2>/dev/null
cat > /dev/shm/inmenu
xterm -e bash -c 'answ=$(cat /dev/shm/inmenu | kbdmenu); echo -n "$answ" > /dev/shm/menu'
while sleep 0.1; do [ -f /dev/shm/menu ] && break; done
cat /dev/shm/menu
rm /dev/shm/menu
rm /dev/shm/inmenu
Here it is with the option to group directories first. You have to comment the right bind line at the bottom.
curl 'http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=Wys5sheX' | sed 's/\r$//' > kingbash.function
EDIT: I botched one thing up. I wanted to add + to select all, but bound it to * instead. What + will do is add a * and then quit.
New link: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=Wys5sheX
EDIT2: kbdmenu also didn't work with /dev/tty redirect. It just had to redirect to stderr. And I changed outputting the input line if there are no matches and you press enter.
curl 'http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=tT8VSECq' | sed 's/\r$//' > kbdmenu
chmod +x kbdmenu
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Small update:
curl 'http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=TjVe3RHt' | sed 's/\r$//' > kingbash.function
curl 'http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=MSJxSvmG' | sed 's/\r$//' > kbdmenu
chmod +x kbdmenu
Kingbash will now put variables back when you use them. Like I have $b set to ~/bin, so when I do: vim $b/king<TAB> it will keep the $b. The menu will still show the real value though. Same goes for ~. It does give a bug where it replaces the first instance of the value is should replace to a variable, but I think it's really rare, example:
vim m$smallvar.tx<TAB> => vim $smallvarm.txt
(the m in vim isn't expanded in the first place)
kbdmenu now has a <delete> bind.
I think I'll put it up on AUR like this.
With konsole and xterm it happens that the last history line gets erased after selecting something from the menu.
Gozer ~ # source /tmp/kingbash.function
Gozer ~ # cd /tmp
then i type ls [TAB]
Gozer ~ # source /tmp/kingbash.function
Gozer ~ # cd /tmp
p0/5: ls
748K|8517-Nanashi no Game translation E&D.rar
...then i select the first result and hit the "right" key:
Gozer ~ # source /tmp/kingbash.function
Gozer ~ # cd /tmp
p0/0: ls .ICE-unix/
then i hit "return"
Gozer ~ # source /tmp/kingbash.function
Gozer tmp # ls .ICE-unix/15792
see that the line:
Gozer ~ # cd /tmp
is gone.
I see. It's because xterm doesn't treat the 0 as 0 lines in "\e[0A" (move up X lines).
curl 'http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=E13Nsphk' | sed 's/\r$//' > kingbash.function
Trying now.
It works, thanks!
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Update: + and Insert will now add filenames to the prompt. Insert will stay in the program.
curl 'http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=6jTTLVzV' | sed 's/\r$//' > kingbash.function
Does anyone have any feature requests?
I'm probably doing something wrong but completion doesn't seem to work if I start typing a folder name in the current directory and hit tab.
An example with Down<TAB>
└──╼ ls
cmus-notify Downloads Dropbox homepage.html homepage.py index.htm Music README.md Skripte Source style.css
p0/-1: Down
You're right, I forgot about that. It should work now. I also fixed a few invalid characters that may appear in an array subscript like `, @ and *.
Insert and Plus now add a space after directories.
kbdmenu has a small update in the prompt.
curl 'http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=EjcBvvj3' | sed 's/\r$//' > kingbash.function
curl 'http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=Egg9uc6c' | sed 's/\r$//' > kbdmenu
chmod +x kbdmenu
Oh, a feature request (or maybe is implemented by some hotkey).
could you add "../" as the first directory result (if current dir is not "/" of course)?
Anopther thing ;
If i hit <TAB> as the first key, the cursor just moves right.
Is that expected instead of listing the current directory?
Last edited by kokoko3k (2013-02-06 08:51:50)
Left goes up a directory. That should make a ../ entry unnecessary.
<TAB> when the line is empty gives a literal tab. Mainly for pasting commands from a script which tend to have tabs. This can be put on a timer, so you can press just tab and get some other behavior.
It used to list command names, but listing files in the current directory is possible too. Maybe something like after you selected a file it will put the cursor at the start of the line so you can enter a command.
Thanks, Left to go up is fine, i didn't know.
As for the need to paste scripts part into the terminal, the problem persists if i paste "<TAB> script text <TAB> script text" (kingbash completes), so maybe a timer would be necessary anyway?
Last edited by kokoko3k (2013-02-06 13:34:40)
Yeah, I put it on a timer now. 0.1ms seemed to be enough, but I put it on 2ms just to be sure.
So if you press <tab> on an empty line now, you can complete a file, afterwards it will put the cursor at the start of the line.
I also made it so that command completions from scratch like with F2 and deleting all characters makes it so that it will prompt for the first key.
Because a list of all commands sometimes gives kind of an annoying delay.
I also added a help bar at the bottom. You can remove it by running the bind -x command with "nohelp" as an argument:
bind -x '"\t":kb_main nohelp'
It's in the examples at the bottom of the file too.
curl 'http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=qKKHecdW' | sed 's/\r$//' > kingbash.function
There was a problem in the way strings are split. It will now exit when it's stuck on something. I think it's a bug in bash, but I can't repeat it outside this script.
curl 'http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=ndN4XjNv' | sed 's/\r$//' > kingbash.function
I wrote an example script that shows the bug clearly, please try it out:
#! /bin/bash
function bb() {
IFS=$' \t\n'
last="${READFIRST##* }"
rest="${READFIRST% *}"
while [[ -z "$before" ]] ; do
echo REST:$rest:
echo LAST:$last:
if [[ "${rest: -1}" == '\' ]]; then
last="${rest##* } $last"
rest=${rest% *}
if [[ "$oldrest" == "$rest" ]]; then
echo :--Mistake--:
# sleep 0.01
# rest=${rest% *}
# if [[ "$oldrest" == "$rest" ]]; then
# echo 'unable to interpret'
# echo
# return
# fi
bb 'mplayer \[Commie\]\ Vividred\ Operation\ -\ 03\ \[D3429195\].'
bb 'mplayer \[Commie\]\ Vividred\ Operation\ -\ 04\ '
#bb 'mplayer \[Commie\]\ Ore\ no\ Kanojo\ to\ Osananajimi\ ga\ Shuraba\ Sugiru\ -\ My\ Girlfriend\ and\ Childhood\ Friend\ Fight\ Too\ Much\ -\ 01\ \[1C42F3FD\]'
#bb 'mplayer \[Commie\]\ Ore\ no\ Kanojo\ to\ Osananajimi\ ga\ Shuraba\ Sugiru\ -\ My\ Girlfriend\ and\ Childhood\ Friend\ Fight\ Too\ Much\ -\ 01\ '
#bb 'mplayer \[Commie\]\ Ore\ no\ Kanojo\ to\ Osananajimi\ ga\ Shuraba\ Sugiru\ -\ My\ Girlfriend\ and\ Childhood\ Friend\ Fight\ Too\ Much\ -\ 0'
#bb 'mplayer \[Commie\]\ Ore\ no\ Kanojo\ to\ Osananajimi\ ga\ Shuraba\ Sugiru\ -\ My\ Girlfriend\ and\ Childhood\ Friend\ Fight\ Too\ Much'
[[ $1 ]] && bb "$1"
Not that it will go into an infinite loop if there's no non-escaped space.
If it echoes "Mistake" that means rest=${rest% *} didn't do anything and that means the last word in $rest will be appended another time to $last. It usually works after a few times.
Example output in the final run:
LAST:\[Commie\]\ Vividred\ Operation\ Operation\ Operation\ -\ -\ -\ -\ -\ -\ 04\ 04\ 04\ 04\ 04\ 04\ :
This means ${variable%...} is broken.
Any ideas what this could be or should I contact the bash devs?
Last edited by Procyon (2013-02-12 17:31:10)
The new bash version is out, so I'll make an update soon. Lately I've been having trouble with CTRL+C on certain programs launched from a line made with tab-completion. I have no idea what causes this because stty -g and restoring it causes lots of other problems. I'll try to make it a script again.
I've had two options kind of tagged on: the help bar and directories first. Keep them like they are?
Okay, I think it's ready. Please try it out.
curl 'http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=BMSfh1UU' | sed 's/\r$//' > kingbash.script
bind -x '"\t":out=$(kingbash.script "$PS1" "$(compgen -A alias -A function)" nohelp); READLINE_LINE=$(echo "$out" | head -n -1); READLINE_POINT=$(echo "$out" | tail -n 1)'
Because it's a function now, you need to pass compgen -A alias -A function to get completion for those commands.
You can add or replace "dirfirst" to "nohelp" if you want.
I'm using it right now, seems to run without issues
That's good to hear. I'll update the AUR now.
I discovered that tmux does support line wrap stop, it's just that tput rmam doesn't know the control code when inside tmux.
It works with echo -ne '\e[?7l' and it's the same code for urxvt and xterm.
curl 'http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=xY6hBVxf' | sed 's/\r$//' > kingbash.script
chmod +x kingbash.script
bind -x '"\t":out=$(kingbash.script "$PS1" "$(compgen -A alias -A function)" nohelp); READLINE_LINE=$(echo "$out" | head -n -1); READLINE_POINT=$(echo "$out" | tail -n 1)'
curl 'http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=gMe6jvjk' | sed 's/\r$//' > kbdmenu
chmod +x kbdmenu
Dear Procyon,
thx for coding this up, it's what I failed quite miserably at on stereoidz ×-D
curl 'http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=xY6hBVxf' | sed 's/\r$//' > kingbash.script
curl 'http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=gMe6jvjk' | sed 's/\r$//' > kbdmenu
Would it be possible for you to create a repository on github? This would allow easier tracking of changes, packaging in other distros, issue tracking and distributed development...
Ok, I imported all the bash releases of Procyon's script into a git repo which is to be found at:
I will gladly transfer it to you if you want to maintain it. I couldn't find a public mail address of yours, if you tell me I can add it to the commits.
If you can maintain that then that would be fine with me. Maybe use a kingbash screenshot instead of kingcon and the readme needs the bind -x command example.
Because I don't really see many updates coming anymore, and so I'll also just keep posting in this thread so it's easier for me. There are a few bugs left (like with F3 / time sort, and escaping out of line with backslashes can cause double backslashes), but I haven't been bothered to fix them. For (my) normal usage I think it's just fine as it is now and I'm really happy with it. Maybe if people have feature requests or my usage patterns change, then I'll work on it again.


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Steven Cherry: Hi, this is Steven Cherry for IEEE Spectrum's "Techwise Conversations."
Automation has displaced a lot of workers in the last 50 years, and it's set to displace a lot more of them—taxicab and truck drivers, once vehicles drive themselves; much of what remains of manufacturing and assembly work and maybe even a lot of construction labor; fewer lawyers and doctors, once Watson-like software is perfected; teaching, except for the few people making the videos that everyone else learns from. Will we even need waitresses, or just people to bring out the food that we've ordered ourselves, once iPads replace menus?
The endgame here is the so-called singularity—the point at which technological development, spurred by Moore's Law and another generation or two of software and robotics development, is so sophisticated that humans have become irrelevant.
An article in The Atlantic Monthly, back in October, by Rice University professor Moshe Vardi, tackled the question of whether that future is inevitable, and if so, what will it be like. He wrote: "[Artificial intelligence's] inexorable progress over the past 50 years suggests that Herbert Simon was right when he wrote in 1956, 'Machines will be capable...of doing any work a man can do.'"
Vardi continued, "I do not expect this to happen in the very near future, but I do believe that by 2045, machines will be able to do if not any work that humans can do, then a very significant fraction of the work that humans can do."
Moshe Vardi is the Karen Ostrum George Distinguished Service Professor in Computational Engineering at Rice University and directs the Ken Kennedy Institute for Information Technology there. He's an ACM Fellow, a AAAS Fellow, and most importantly, an IEEE Fellow, and he's my guest today by phone.
Moshe, welcome to the podcast.
Moshe Vardi: Thank you. It's a pleasure to be talking to you.
Steven Cherry: You cite a book that came out last year, Race Against the Machine, by Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee. I interviewed McAfee last year on this show, and the examples I gave in my intro came mainly from that conversation. What do you think are some of the most vulnerable professions between now and 2045?
Moshe Vardi: Well, I think it's interesting that you mentioned in your introduction waiting on tables, because just yesterday I saw an article with some videos from restaurants, where robots are now delivering the food. So this is already happening.
But I think what we are going to see happening are certain more-routinized jobs. Manufacturing is coming back to the United States, but without employees, practically, so the plants that we will see in the United States will mostly be automated plants. Even Foxconn, who is an employer probably of a million manufacturing workers in China, is investing heavily in robotics. So I think manufacturing will become automated to a larger and larger degree, not only in the developed world, but also in the developing world. And the price and the cost of these robots is going to go down.
Driving is a huge source of jobs. Just think of how many people drive, you know, transportation, goods, much of it we're going to see automated in the next two decades. I believe that it's going to be quaint in another generation, [to] talk about driving your own car. It's just going to be quaint.
And, I mean, more and more, you know, you go to supermarkets, and more and more there's automated checkouts. And then even loading the shelf will be automated. Warehouses, you know, maintaining warehouses will be automated. So as both AI and computing power and robotics all continue to progress, we will see bigger and bigger swaths of jobs just being taken over by robots.
Steven Cherry: Yeah, I would imagine that the driving thing is even going to affect farming. Between GPS and self-driving vehicles, there won't be much need for people there.
Moshe Vardi: Yes, so even farming now is really not a major employer anymore. I think it's just 1 percent of the economy. Used to be, I think if you go back 100 years, it used to be 85 percent of the economy. But whatever little, the fewer jobs that are left in farming, again, we will see them being gradually eaten away by automated machinery, with GPS, with self-driving machinery. Yes, much of it again will be automated.
Steven Cherry: Yeah, I was thinking more the third world in terms of the impact there. You mentioned in your Atlantic article an article that Wired published in 2000, by Bill Joy, in which he calls robotics, genetic engineering, and nanotech "our most powerful 21st-century technology." It's interesting that Bill Joy of all people doesn't mention Watson-like software, or software at all.
Moshe Vardi: Yeah, it is interesting. And, you know, I actually remember when the article came out. Bill Joy is the ultimate techie, so for him to express that thought was almost heretic. You know, I think the article at the time was widely cited, but I don't think it was widely influential. I think most people kind of read it, in my opinion, and shrugged. I don't see that there was much of a follow-up on it, of people really questioning it.
But I think what happened in the last decade, especially in the area of robotics and software automation, is such huge progress has been made, and people start weathering the big recession, which made people very sensitive to the issue of jobs. And economists started paying attention to the fact that really, we're now seeing a trend of about 30 years that includes the compression of income, for middle- and low-income workers, growing inequality in the economy, a greater and greater portion of the economy going to capital vs. labor. So this has become over the last year a very, very hot topic among economists to understand what's happening to the job market. And so suddenly this issue that I think 10 years ago everybody was shrugging Bill Joy's article off, suddenly it's become something that's on everybody's mind.
Steven Cherry: So what professions will still be around in 2045, and in particular, what are the remaining sweet spots for our listeners, the sort of people who today are engineers and scientists?
Moshe Vardi: You know, it's really hard to say, because there are things that computers do that we really never imagined them doing. You know, we can think of the things that really require soft skills. Okay, the more it requires human contact and soft skills, the more I think this is going to be the piece that we're very far from having.
You know, we're very far from having robots as salespeople that make cold calls to convince people to buy something. We are very far from this, okay, because these jobs really require human-to-human contact. And you can go on now, in my daily life, I look at jobs and I say, okay, in this job how routinized is this job? What level of proprietary skills and motor skills does it require? And you see as you look at jobs, you say, well, yeah, I think in 10 years this can be automated. I mean, just think of the people who work at the, as you go about your life, you know, well, tollbooth collectors, automated. You know, checkout clerks in shops, automated. One job after another will fall down.
Steven Cherry: In a short talk you gave in England, you asked recently what does humanity look like in a world where machines can do things better than we can? So what does humanity look like in a world where machines can do things better than we can?
Moshe Vardi: So I think, you know, we almost have to go to science fiction to try to figure it out. And there's another prospect also, and in fact the counterpoint to my worry is Rodney Brooks's worry that we won't have enough robots, because we're going to have a gray population, and we'll have many more older people than younger people, and we'll need all these robots to take care of the younger people.
And I have to say, I look at this, and to me this whole vision of a graying society where people don't even feel that they necessarily have to have children because they will be taken care of in old age by robots, it's not a great prospect for humanity. So, and this is something that we need to, you know, these can't be issues that people in our discipline, in computer science and engineering, we don't usually worry about these issues. We say, oh, these are matters for sociologists, okay?
But we seem to be blindly developing the technology without worrying about the consequences. The same way that there's a lot of discussion, not much action but a lot of discussion, about global warming, even though when we're talking about when things are going to become really deep, they're going to be very adverse, it's going to be, like, 2100, which is almost 90 years away. I think the impact of AI and robotics on jobs is not going to wait 100 years. It's going to happen in the next 30 years.
Steven Cherry: My producer, probably not contemptuously, wrote me a note last week that said, "I don't think all of them will pursue a lifelong interest in Kierkegaard." I'm not sure what she has against Kierkegaard, but anyway, in that talk in England you concluded, "We are facing the prospect of being completely outcompeted by our own creations." Now, I think Kierkegaard would have had a lot to say about that, but 60 years ago this future didn't seem inevitable. Is it inevitable? Is there any way of getting off the robotics and artificial intelligence freight train before we reach singularity station?
Moshe Vardi: So in this society, we have not done, I think…we have not been able to, I would say, generally, to regulate technology. I mean, the technology seems to, I mean, we adopt technology, we discover the consequences later, and at that point it's very often too late to get off the technology.
I mean, if we look at automobiles. You know, automobiles brought us an immense amount of convenience and flexibility. And now we are thinking that these automobiles are, what they have done to us, what they are doing to climate, what they are doing to air, what they have done to our cities, can we get off automobiles?
It's just particularly impossible to do it now. But generally we run away with technology. I mean, the only community that I can think of that have a very conservative attitude about technology are the Amish, who consider the consequences felt before they are willing to adopt it. But, you know, most of the rest of us think of them as quaint, and that's not the prevailing attitude in society. We run away with technology and deal with the consequences later.
Steven Cherry: I'm glad you framed the issue that way, because in conclusion I kind of want to ask you about your own take on this. I don't know how old your children are, if you have children, but if you had the choice, would you prefer your child to be born in 1984, 2004, or 2024, and I picked those years because I want to know, basically, if you would prefer your child to turn 21 in 2005, 2025, or 2045.
Moshe Vardi: So I have a child who's in his mid-30s, and I had some time ago a talk asking, basically, are we, humanity, happier today than we were, let's say, 100 years ago, 200 years ago? It was by Stephen Jay Gould. And he said that he had a hard time convincing himself that we are really happier, that we are really better off because of technology. Except for one aspect: He said he cannot imagine we are not better off, and this is child mortality.
So he said you went back 100 years ago, and you expected several of your children to die before reaching adulthood. And today when a child dies, it's an unexpected tragedy. And he said he could not imagine that this was not hard even 100 years ago, even if this was the norm. So I'm very happy that I have only one child, and I'm very happy that the child mortality is not a serious, prevailing risk these days. At least the world now is familiar to me. And I think it's under control. The world in 50 years is, either will be a utopia or a dystopia.
Steven Cherry: And which will it be?
Moshe Vardi: Ah, that we don't know. This is the big mystery of life. We don't know how the world is going to unfold. And we have to contend with both possibilities. I think what we could do today is start having conversations about the future.
So we are, for example, with climate change, there is a vigorous conversation going on, okay? I mean, there are people who accept it, there are people who deny it. We are discussing countermeasures, we are discussing consequences. We haven't done much action, but at least it's a topic for discussion.
I think the issue of machine intelligence and jobs deserves some serious discussion. I don't know that we will reach a definite conclusion, and it's not clear how easy it will be to agree on desired actions, but I think the topic is important enough that it deserves discussion. And right now I would say it's mostly being discussed by economists, by labor economists. It has to also be discussed by the people that produce the technology, because one of the questions we could ask is, you know, there is a concept that, for example, that people have started talking about, which is that we are using, we are creating technology that has no friction, okay? Creating many things that are just too easy to do.
I saw an article just last week, I think about electronic dating. All these dating websites, and it says, "It's too easy, not enough friction." And so it's just too easy to find people; it's too easy to dump people. It's not like real dating, and so maybe we need to start thinking, as we're producing technology, about using human technology, and to think about the consequence of technology, and maybe who has a role in producing technologies that will mitigate its impact. Right now we're not doing it. We're producing technology, damn the impact.
Steven Cherry: Very good. In the words of another great 20th-century existentialist, Yogi Berra—I guess this is this show's favorite quote; I think we've used it three times now—"Prediction is hard, especially about the future."
Moshe Vardi: And when you come to a fork in the road, take it.
Steven Cherry: Exactly. Well, thanks for taking a shot at prediction, and thanks for joining us today.
Moshe Vardi: It's my pleasure.
Steven Cherry: Very good. We've been speaking with Rice University [computational] engineering professor and IEEE Fellow Moshe Vardi about the future of work and leisure, and war and peace, in the year 2045.
For IEEE Spectrum's "Techwise Conversations," I'm Steven Cherry.
This interview was recorded 16 January 2013.
Segment producer: Barbara Finkelstein; audio engineer: Francesco Ferorelli
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Stocks posted a big election day gain, fueled by relief the uncertainty around the presidential election will end—but also on sprigs of hope that Mitt Romney might win.
"The uncertainty is over. We love to rally on election day. We've done it in the past," said Daniel Clifton, head of policy research at Strategas. "But in the sector side, you see the hospitals selling off and you see all the Republican sectors pretty much up and people are making a bet."
Clifton said he expects Obama to win but there's chatter on the Internet and rumors are flying that the GOP challenger is doing better than expected.
"My Republican portfolio is through the roof right now," said Clifton. "It's running on rumors. Nothing has changed. There's no new data."
The market closed sharply higher, with the Dow Industrials up more than one percent. (Read More: Stocks End Higher on Election Day)
Before the close, traders pointed to an early headline from the Cincinnati Enquirer, later retracted, that showed Romney making early gains in the key battleground state. But the paper said the information was erroneous and it had mistakenly released a template, loaded with dummy data.
"We have nine polls in Ohio. Obama is winning in eight of those nine. The other one is tied," Clifton said. "There could be something wrong with a poll or several polls but when I get nine of them and I put them together, it reduces the chance for error." (Read More: How to Tell Who's Winning the Election, State by State)
Traders pointed to HCA, the hospital company, which was losing ground and would be hurt if Obama's healthcare legislation was overturned. On the reverse side, HMO stocks like UnitedHealth and Aetna were higher. They would benefit from reversal of the legislation, which Romney has vowed. Coal stocks, which would do better with Romney were also higher.
CNBC's candidate portfolios showed the same trend Tuesday. A group of stocks that could benefit from a Romney presidency were outperforming, up 1.5 percent Tuesday. The Obama portfolio was down 0.1 percent.
Since the beginning of the year, the Obama stocks are up about 20 percent and Romney stocks are up 2.5 percent for the year. Since the first debate, where Obama performed poorly, the Romney portfolio gained 2.6 percent, and the Obama portfolio has gained just 0.01 percent.
Miller Tabak strategist Peter Boockvar said the election is the big event markets have been waiting for. "The market is a coiled spring one way or the other. I'm inclined to think tomorrow gets a binary response. If Romney wins, it goes up. It goes down if Obama wins."
Boockvar said investors who have been piling into dividend paying stocks may start to pare back and also take gains, since both dividend and capital gains taxes could go up if Obama stays in the White House and the Democrats hold a majority in the Senate, as expected.
"It was just as likely to be the case it appears that we would have a decision, know we know who the president is going to move the market anyway," said Art Hogan of Lazard Capital Partners.
Traders said there was a lot of short covering going on, and there is some belief that the polls are unfairly skewing toward Obama. The demographic of voters has changed in four years, and some of the voters, such as young voters, that were there last time, may not turn out for Obama, he said.
"The conventional wisdom is Obama will win," said a trader, who was personally taking the other side. He said that erroneous Ohio newspaper headline got things rolling. "There's a lot of itchy trigger fingers, and people were short," he said.
The Dow on five of the last six presidential election days moved less than a percent. On the last election day, when Obama was elected, the Dow gained 3.3 percent, its biggest election day move since 1932 when Franklin Roosevelt defeated Herbert Hoover, and the Dow rose 3.5 percent.
Two of the next biggest moves on the last 20 presidential election dates were the Reagan years. In 1980 when Reagan defeated Jimmy Carter, the Dow rose 1.4 percent, and it rose 1.2 percent the day he was re-elected in 1984.
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American anti-abortion priest Denis Wilde believes Malta should protect its pro-life stance by establishing this firmly in the Constitution.
Fr Wilde, from the pro-life organisation Priests For Life that preaches against abortion and euthanasia, was recently in Malta and said the island should introduce safeguards to avoid the legalisation of abortion.
"You should put your fortresses up to avoid the invasion," he said, drawing parallels between the fortresses that surrounded the island and the Constitutional amendment, which has long been called for by local pro-life group Gift Of Life.
Referring to the 1973 Supreme Court judgment which legalised abortion in the US, Fr Wilde said this made it even more important for Maltese not to be complacent and introduce safeguards.
"Right now it looks like abortion will never be legalised in Malta. But a court decision could change everything," he said, adding that, while courts could bring about changes in the law, the Constitution was much harder to change.
Around four years ago, Gift Of Life started campaigning for a constitutional amendment that would make the introduction of abortion in Malta more difficult.
Fr Wilde said he believed the amendment should state that every human was a person and should be protected from conception.
He sees the amendment as imperative to prevent the EU from pressurising Malta into introducing abortion.
A protocol on abortion was annexed to Malta's Accession Treaty, giving legal certainty that EU law, present or future, could not change Maltese law on abortion.
Fr Wilde said that, since the 1973 US ruling, a staggering 50 million "babies" had been aborted. "In the US, a baby dies from abortion every 23 seconds.
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He continued that there was a lack of education about the repercussions of abortion on women, which included sleeping disorders, eating disorders, compulsive crying, rage, anger, depression, suicidal tendencies, shame, guilt and estrangement from children.
Questioned about contraception, Fr Wilde said this had not prevented abortion but rather increased the numbers. "The most effective of all birth control is natural family planning. It also helps the couple's relationship. Those couples who use contraception are more prone to divorce," he said.
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Tallahassee, FL - A Hollywood celebrity is back in Tallahassee to not only celebrate Springtime Tallahassee but also to help the high school she graduated from. You may recognize Cheryl Hines from TV shows like Curb Your Enthusiasm and Suburgatory or movies like RV, but it all started in Tallahassee at Leon High School. Hines says "it's great to be back at Leon and in Tallahassee, I'm seeing my old friends and it's really fun to talk to the students and to say, I've sat where you're sitting, literally, in that chair."
The Leon Foundation held a reception to kick off the "Keep Leon Strong" endowment campaign where they hope to raise 1 million dollars. The Leon Foundation President and Chairman says "we're holding these events with prestigious alumni, like Cheryl Hines to come back and show how much helping the school helps your community. So every dollar that goes back to Leon High School will be felt by the Leon community."
Leon High School Principal, Billy Epting, says The Leon Foundation is like an academic booster club in helping both the school and the students. He says "the Foundation has been just a tremendous asset for Leon High School, not only just financial support but just sweat equity, volunteering hours, providing services that we normally just can't provide the kids." Hines feels that raising money for schools is a great opportunity for the community to come together. She also gave some important advice to fellow Leon High students about pursuing their dreams. She told them "get there and try and even if you fail, that's okay, you'll learn something and you'll try again, so my advice is just get out there and do it."
Hines will also be the Grand Marshal in this weekends Springtime Tallahassee parade. For more information on The Leon Foundation or to make a donation to the endowment fund call (850) 617-5700 or go to http://leonhighfoundation.org/
Tallahassee, FL -- Tallahassee native and Emmy nominated actress Cheryl Hines addressed a group of 9th grade chorus students Thursday at Leon High School.
"The chorus and the band. We were one unit, like the super nerds, we ruled the school!" said Hines.
The laughs that followed are nothing new to the t.v. star now. But she says that the chorus classroom she used to sit in brought back some memories.
"What's really fun is seeing the second generation. Some of these kids are coming up to me and telling me who their parents are and I'm thinking I can't be that old," she said.
Hines is set to be the grand marshal of the Springtime Tallahassee parade Saturday. She was joined by her former teachers at Leon who have a few funny stories of their own.
"Nobody had asked her to go to the prom. So she stood up in class and said "Mr. Mchenry will you take me to the prom?" said her former biology teacher Richard McHenry.
Hines was quick to point out she asked as friends, but still McHenry declined.
All jokes aside, Hines says that that annual Springtime Tallahassee tradition is a fond memory of hers from growing up, and one that makes her trip back well worth it.
"The whole community comes together and it's something that's very specific to Tallahassee. It's not a football game, it's not the fourth of July, it's something just for Tallahassee and you can feel that," said Hines.
Hines also participated in the Keep Leon Strong campaign. A foundation set up to try and raise one million dollars of endowment for Leon High School. You can catch her currently on the sitcom "Suburgatory."
This morning Ms. Hines addressed the 9th grade chorus class at Leon High School. She's the grand marshal of Springtime Tallahassee and a Leon alum, herself.
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TALLAHASSEE - Emmy-nominated actress and Tallahassee native Cheryl Hines will be visiting Leon High School this Thursday, April 4, 2013 to lend her support to the Leon HS Foundation's "Keep Leon Strong" campaign to raise $1 million for a permanent endowment for Leon High School.
Ms. Hines will spend the day visiting students at the school and that afternoon from 4 to 6 p.m. will be the guest of honor at a reception hosted by the Leon Foundation. Guests at the reception will include local officials Jackie Pons, Bryan Desloge, Gil Ziffer and Scott Maddox, former City Commissioner Mark Mustian, and many community leaders including Laura Rogers and Tim Jansen. Other invited guests will include numerous Leon alumni, parents and friends. After a reception in the foyer of Leon High School, several student groups will perform for Ms. Hines and reception guests in the recently refurbished Leon High auditorium.
The Leon Foundation was established in 1981 with the goal of raising funds to enrich the academic and extracurricular experiences of Leon High School students. Since its inception, the Leon Foundation has given hundreds of thousands of dollars to the school. Drawing upon the school's exceptional base of involved parents, committed alumni and community supporters, the Leon Foundation launched the $1 million endowment campaign to provide Leon High students a consistent stream of funds that will be available in perpetuity to meet their educational needs and continue to fulfill the mission of the Leon Foundation.
Cheryl Hines is a 1983 graduate of Leon High School where she was very active in the school's performing arts department. Cheryl was nominated for an Emmy for her work on HBO's critically acclaimed "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and currently stars in the ABC hit comedy "Suburgatory". She has also starred and appeared in numerous movies including "RV" with Robin Williams.


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The sun was out as our teams, individual batters and an abundance of volunteers gathered on July 20th at the Washington Wild Things at Consol Energy Park. The 5th derby of the season kicked off with local Representatives Brandon Neuman and Robert Matzie going head to head to see which team would claim official bragging rights over the other. They decided that the losing team would have to wear the pink boa on the House floor in order to bring awareness to the Take a Swing Against Breast Cancer® competition. With the help of 8 home runs (7 coming from one batter alone!), Neuman's Crew won for the second consecutive year, and Rob Matzie will soon be seen publicly in the pink boa, all in the name of breast cancer awareness!
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BOURBONNAIS – One year ago in the same room we sat in on Wednesday at Olivet Nazarene University, Phil Emery put his trust in Josh McCown to be the Bears' backup quarterback.
At the opening press conference for the 2014 training camp, Phil Emery and Marc Trestman talked at length about the two veterans vying to be this year's McCown, Jordan Palmer and Jimmy Clausen.
Despite the heavy praise Emery had for Clausen, whose workout with the Bears was "as good a quarterback workout that we've seen since I've been here," Palmer still has the first shot to be Jay Cutler's backup.
"There's three guys there up for the No. 2, but it's going to start with Jordan and we feel really good about Jimmy and we felt really good about David [Fales]' performance as well," Trestman said. "We're going to give Jordan the first shot, he's been here the longest. Jimmy Clausen has the most experience so we're going to work him in there. We're going to continue to provide David with opportunity throughout camp to play and perform not only in practice, but in the games."
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"I think he grew from a leadership perspective. I think his focus grew. He always showed me he could be creative and make some plays on his own," Emery said. "I don't think mobility is his biggest asset but I definitely saw a player that knows how to get out of the way and get the ball off in time, and a mentally tough player that will take a hit to deliver the ball with accuracy and precision.
"I really like how he came in here. He's got a little chip on his shoulder right now. He wants to re-prove himself or prove himself and he's very focused."
Emery said that Clausen reached out to Cutler and the two of them spent a weekend working on the playbook, helping get Clausen through minicamp and sticking with the roster for Bourbonnais.
The issue for every team's competition at backup quarterback – always a weird battle on a team like the Bears, when the winner of the No. 2 job ideally will only take a snap if Cutler gets hurt – is reps.
"It's going to be interesting. There's not going to be a lot of reps for them," Cutler said. "I think a lot of it is going to play out in the preseason games, because I'm going to get a lot of the reps in camp.
"Jordan, he's been around a long time, his older brother, he's been able to watch him a lot. Jimmy, he's played in big games at Notre Dame and kinda got the pedigree. He's a high-round pick, he was in a tough position in Carolina. They're both both very hungry, they've both worked extremely hard this offseason putting in the time mentally, which is probably more important for them right now, just trying to figure out the playbook so they can go to the line of scrimmage and be fluent in what they want to do. We'll see how it goes."


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What do you get when you put a former Secretary of State together with the Queen of Soul? Apparently, you get beautiful music and lots of money raised for a good cause. Dr. Condoleezza Rice and Aretha Franklin took the stage together at the Mann Music Center in Philadelphia last week. Their goal was to raise money for music and arts awareness for children in Detroit and Philadelphia's inner city schools.
Before a crowd of over 8,000 people Franklin and Rice performed two songs together: "I Say a Little Prayer" and "My Country 'Tis of Thee." Earlier in the three-hour concert Rice also played a selection from Mozart's "Piano Concert No. 20 in D Minor." During her tenure as Secretary of State, many people were surprised to learn Rice was not only an important diplomat but a classically trained pianist as well.
Rice and Franklin first met at a White House event several years ago. The two were chatting when Franklin suggested they do a duet together. Franklin said she was surprised that Rice "really does play" and called her "formidable." According to the Associated Press, Rice said this particular night was born out of both women's desire to keep music accessible to children.
Music has always been close to the former Secretary's heart. Rice began taking piano lessons at the age of three and gave her first recital at the age of four. Growing up in Birmingham, Alabama, Rice became known as a musical prodigy in the area and could often be found playing at community events and schools. When she was 15, she played at the Denver Symphony and though she does not play professionally, she does play regularly with a chamber music group in Washington, DC. She has performed for Queen Elizabeth and played alongside cellist Yo-Yo Ma.
She has stated that her favorite composer is Johannes Brahms because his music is "passionate but not sentimental." She has also said her favorite band is Led Zeppelin. Rice's name even has a musical background. Her mother, Angelena, a teacher and church organist, loved opera so much that she named her daughter after an Italian music term "con dolcezza." It means "to play with sweetness."
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Teddy Bear's Picnic
AM Sports Day
AM Quality Time Trip
PM Quality Time Trip
Dressing up for Air Ambulance NI
Term 3 Summer Fun and Learning
Easter Fun
Sponsored Cycle/Scoot PM class
Sponsored Cycle/Scoot AM class
Term 2 Indoor Learning
Growing and planting
World Book Day
Pancake Tuesday
First Days in Nursery
Picking Apples
Our Lollypop Man Came to Visit
Our Autumn walk
Busy days with our friends
Christmas with Jo Jingles
Christmas Fun
Recycle Bus
Winter Fun
Snow and Ice fun
Outdoor Play
We love baking
We love numbers
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