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Use ESA-UTILS:FORMAT-SYM for formatting symbols.
Added hackish implementation of typeout overlays. They are used for symbol-completion in Lisp syntax and not really anything else. They're also not keyboard-sensitive or anything. I plan on making them appear like an actual window to Climacs, so they fit in with the command loop, though they'll still be highly ephemeral. They are not to be used to display information that should stay alive during an editing session.
Added sweet new menu items.
Added code by Rudi Schlatte to integrated Climacs with CL:ED. Only SBCL is supported for now.
Added Print Last Expression command, TODO changes and README changes, courtesy of Cyrus Harmon.
Revamped typeout panes and turned them into typeout views. Stability not guaranteed, the code is... special. Some things are still known to be suboptimal.
Added `switch-or-move-to-view' function.
Added `switch-to-pane' restart for (setf view).
Added *climacs-text-style* variable for customisation.
Moved Structedit's defpackage form into packages.lisp and exported some symbols from it.
Fixed Text syntax.
Implemented support for scrolling typeout panes in M-C-v, M-C-V.
Changed Climacs to use a view-paradigm. Somewhat hacky, probably buggy.
Restored Climacs' Group-support.
Put Text Syntax into its own package.
Added initial support for Java syntax.
Added splittist's in-progress (but very screenshotable!) C syntax module.
Oops. Remove mention of :flexi-streams package.
Make Climacs use Drei. There are known problems (apart from the docs now being outdated): * Some syntaxes have not been updated. * Group functionality has been disabled. * It's a large change and Climacs has no test suite. Bugs probably still remain. But it should work nicely most of the time. Otherwise, you'll get a full refund.
Added new utility function (`list-aref'), added Lisp parser recognition of incomplete quote forms, added support for "blank" completion in Lisp syntax, so you no longer need to complete from a symbol, but can get a list of all (applicable) completions. Is very, very slow when listing all possible symbols due to the "slow" McCLIM menu implementation.
Try to naively unbreak typeout panes a little more. Also some fixes related to accepting buffers.
Added utils.lisp file and CLIMACS-UTILS package so it's no longer necessary to hand-roll `with-gensyms', `once-only' and other helpful macros.
Added Group functionality to Climacs (the additions to the User Manual was erroneously part of my previous commit). Needs testing and better support from search/replace commands.
Added GNU Emacs-style rectangle editing.
Add `move-to-column' function to CLIMACS-BASE.
Implement `frame-current-buffer' and define and export `current-mark'.
Removed the Basic syntax and the `cache' slot in the `climacs-pane' class. Fundamental syntax is now the default. This also required moving some things around, but there has not been any functionality changes.
Changed Climacs to use the ESA-IO and ESA-BUFFER functionality instead of duplicating essentially the same code across multiple projects. This is rather invasive as some of the ESA functions have a subtly different signature.
* Added `display-syntax-name' generic function so syntaxes can do more than just return a string for their info-pane. * Changed package display for Lisp syntax so the package specified by the `in-package' form preceding point will be displayed, whether or not the package can be found in the image. If it cannot be found, the specified package name will be displayed in italics in the info-pane. * Changed `with-syntax-package' to rebind `*package*' instead of just being a glorified `let'-wrapper. * Changed other bits and pieces that depended on the prior behavior of the above three changes.
Yet another big patch: * Added Set Package and Set Syntax commands to Lisp syntax. * Added Update Attribute List command (and associated functions). * Fixed issue in Lisp syntax where deletion of `(in-package)' forms was not properly picked up.
Updated the kill ring protocol to signal a condition if a yank operation is attempted on an empty kill ring, updated the kill ring documentation, added kill ring tests to the test suite.
More refactoring of stuff out from CLIMACS-GUI to CLIMACS-CORE and CLIMACS-COMMANDS. More reusable functions have been moved from the *-commands.lisp files to core.lisp.
* Moved some functions from window-commands.lisp to gui.lisp (and the CLIMACs-GUI package) and export them. * The kill ring is no longer a global, special symbol, thus fixing a bunch of problems regarding sharing of kill rings between instances of Climacs (and remembering the kill ring across invocations). * Various yank-commands no longer signal an error when the kill ring is empty. This is done by handling the flexichain:at-end-error condition, which is suboptimal - user code should not need to be aware of the implementation of the kill ring. Will be fixed at some point. CVS problems made it too hard to divide this up into several patches, sorry.
Final major package-cleanup for now. New package, CLIMACS-CORE, added. Lots of commands moved from CLIMACS-GUI to CLIMACS-COMMANDS, reusable functions moved to CLIMACS-CORE.
Export the `as-offsets' macro from :climacs-base.
Added new CLIMACS package and moved entry points to it.
Unified CLIMACS-MOTION-COMMANDS and CLIMACS-EDITING-COMMANDS into a CLIMACS-COMMANDS package, added documentation strings to some package definitions to make it more clear what they (are supposed to) contain.
A number of major changes, involving moving a bit of stuff back from editing.lisp (and CLIMACS EDITING) to base.lisp (and CLIMACS-BASE). * Reintroduced primitive, non-syntax-aware `previous-line' and `next-line' generic functions. * Moved `open-line' back to base.lisp and added a primitive `delete-line' function for deleting lines at a given mark. * Moved most of the character casing, tabyfying and indentation code back from editing.lisp to base.lisp. I'm still not sure it belongs there, but it will have to do for now.
Added `just-n-spaces' function.
Major motion and editing functions and commands refactoring (see the thread "paredit.lisp, regularization of motion commands, and more" on climacs-devel for full details). Breakage not found during testing, but still expected.
Export `current-buffer' and `current-point' from CLIMACS-GUI.
Added `fill-region' function and used it to implement filling of strings in the Lisp syntax. I have not implemented a Fill Region command because it seemed to fit poorly within the way filling works in Climacs.
Added `current-buffer' to list of exported symbols.
Undo fundamental/basic breakage. Sorry. Also add String Search, Reverse String Search, Word Search and Reverse Word Search commands.
Moved use of :climacs-pane package to after its definition.
Banish Basic syntax in favour of Fundamental (and some region highlighting fiddling).
Changed mark-visibility to region visibility. Turn it on and off with Visible Region, for now.
Changed backup behaviour. Now makes emacs-style versioned backups (foo.lisp~42~) once per session. Also checks to see if the file has changed on disk when saving and reverting.
Changed the colors of `climacs-rv' slightly and exported the symbol from the :climacs-gui package.
Added `buffer-substring' function.
Added code to clear the cache of panes (the previous `clear-pane' invocation was apparently too naive).
Added support for local options lines (the -*- ... -*- stuff), the generic option Syntax/Mode and Base and Package options for Lisp syntax.
Added region- and expression-indentation commands.
Changed package and system definitions to use external :esa system.
Changes for running climacs in Allegro Common Lisp with Classic CLIM (tm). This includes a bunch of modern mode-related changes to symbol names and creating symbols and reordering of syntax rules definitions due to different compile-time behavior of defclass. The CLIM changes are suprisingly small
Refactored the Lisp syntax module so it is no longer integrated with the global command table and gui.lisp.
Introduce find-applicable-command-table, specialised on frame class. Remove some :around kludgery from (setf syntax) and (setf buffer). At the moment f-a-c-t for climacs just asks the syntax which command-table to use, but this could be extended to views etc.
Two major groups of changes, as steps towards supporting the multi-pane paradigm: (a) changes to support non-buffer- containing panes (a typeout pane is the first example - try C-h b); (b) distributed commands among a plethora of little command tables, as threatened on the mailing list. Also: changed info-pane (again) - now includes call to name-for-info-pane (specialised on syntax) - try a lisp file where climacs can work out the package name; got rid of 'Toggle' names (didn't add anything); mouse-clicks now change window and position the cursor; now command Insert Parentheses (M-() that almost works. Slidemacs temporarily broken...
Initial implementation of Where Is (C-h w) and Describe Bindings (C-h b); renamed Describe Key (C-h k) to Describe Key Briefly (C-h c) and added new help-table to ESA. Also, changed set-key to not clobber defined commands in command tables, fixed some minor errors in gui.lisp, and included keyboard-macro-table and help-table in global-climacs-table's inheritance list.
The COMPLETABLE-PATHNAME class This patch mainly removes the class COMPLETABLE-PATHNAME. There is nothing special about those pathnames that make them completable. They are just ordinary pathnames (no offence meant). Instead, the ACCEPT and PRESENT method that formerly specialized on that presentation type, specialize now on the ordinary PATHNAME class *and* on climacs' custom view class CLIMACS-TEXTUAL-VIEW, that was already defined in pane.lisp but was not yet used anywhere. (Robert Strandh accedes: "I think it must have been meant for this kind of situation.") The variable climacs-pane:+climacs-textual-view+ has been added, it hold an instance of the class climacs-pane:climacs-textual-view, just as there are such variables for the standard view classes (see clim spec 23.6). Both symbols, #:climacs-textual-view and #:+climacs-textual-view+, of the package CLIMACS-PANE are exported. +climacs-textual-view+ is the :DEFAULT-VIEW for the class CLIMACS-GUI::CLIMACS-MINIBUFFER-PANE now (set via the :DEFAULT-INITARGS parameter of the class definition) so that the aforementioned ACCEPT and PRESENT methods for pathnames are used in the minibuffer. (See at the beginning of gui.lisp.) The :DEFAULT-VIEW for the class CLIMACS-PANE:CLIMACS-PANE was not specified in the same way, but in the :AFTER method of (initialize-instance (pane climacs-pane)) via the line: (setf (stream-default-view pane) (make-instance 'climacs-textual-view)) This is changed to be specified in the appropriate DEFCLASS form, as well. As the :DEFAULT-VIEW of the minibuffer is now changed, all the calls to (accept 'completable-pathname :prompt "..") are now substituted by just (accept 'pathname :prompt "..") without the need for explicit specification by use of the :VIEW keyword. All these calls are changed, even the one in slidemacs-gui.lisp. (If we feel the need for a special view class for the info-pane we can always subclass CLIMACS-MINIBUFFER-PANE later. Only the :DEFAULT-VIEW inside the :DEFAULT-INITARGS argument has to be changed then, if we do things correctly.) The function CLIMACS-GUI:CLIMACS I added the keywords NEW-PROCESS and PROCESS-NAME to the lambda-list and the correspondent construct. You can now do (climacs-gui:climacs :new-process t) Just as it is possible with Clouseau and the Climacs-Listener. CLIMACS-GUI:CLIMACS is also exported now. Why wasn't it before? Some further comments, in case this message is not long enough for you, can be found in the original mail in which I published my patch: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.lisp.climacs.devel/264
Added read-only buffers, com-find-file-read-only (C-x C-r), com-toggle-read-only (C-x C-q) and "%%" display in mode line.
Various refactoring to allow non-interactive access to functionality. Checks to see that buffers aren't written to, or attempted to be read from, directories. com-load-file now on C-c C-l. Also some rearrangement of stuff in gui.lisp.
Factored out cursor display from syntaxes to a display-cursor method on basic-syntax. Also added a display-mark method, a mark-visible-p slot on climacs-pane, and a command com-toggle-visible-mark to turn display of the mark on and off - useful for developing marking commands.
Added com-just-one-space (M-Space), com-scroll-other-window-up (C-M-V), com-append-next-kill (M-C-w). Also, I think I've fixed expression-navigation funkiness.
The other parts of the list movement commands.
Additional commands.
Added cl-automaton module and support for regexp searches. Below are some notes. Also modified one constituentp-related test. Instead of having module "cl-automaton" within the :climacs defsystem, the module could be turned into a dependence on :automaton, defined in cl-automaton/automaton.asd. Similarly for cl-automaton/automaton-test.asd. For slower buffer implementations, a buffer iterator is needed for higher performance of regexp searches. Greedy matching should be improved (see automaton::run-to-first-unmatch). Perhaps, fast (tabular) automaton representation should be implemented, unless it would be taking way too much space. Incremental regexp search needs to be done.
Implemented comment-region and uncomment region as syntax-dependent generic functions. Need to figure out how a command that is not invoked by keystrokes can determine whether it was called with a numeric argument.
Change climacs application frame to use global-climacs-table
Improvements to Lisp syntax. (thanks to John Q Splittist) Here is his own description of these improvements: This patch: * fixes presentations of multi-token symbols and strings * introduces a new presentation type, the 'unknown-symbol, for symbol tokens that haven't got a package in the image (because, eg. the file hasn't been loaded) * introduces a new presentation type, the 'lisp-string, for strings in the file surrounded by #\"s * presents every token as a 'string. Also included is a presentation translator from 'lisp-string to 'string that doesn't work. It ought to, and I seem to have got back into the gesture/pointer-event code with things still making (to me) sense, so I'd be grateful if someone could check whether it works for them. Things to play with: * M-x Accept String (most things mouseable) * M-x Accept Symbol (see what the system can find, and where - 'symbols are returned as the actual symbol; 'unknown-symbols are returned as strings * M-x Accept Lisp String (source code strings are mouseable) * M-% [being Query Replace], then mouse and click to choose the strings! Things to think about: * Should 'string be for actual lisp strings, and (say) ESA-string (or editor-string) be for sequences of objects in the buffer? This makes sense to me, as some commands that accept a sequence of objects from the buffer might be usable in non-text-editor contexts. (Simply changing commands like com-query-replace from (accept 'string ...) to (accept 'esa-string ...), and changing a couple of things in lisp-syntax, would work.) * What other things might it be useful to mouse around with? * Is there a natural meaning for simply clicking on something in the buffer? Things to do: * (still!) Numbers * work out why the presentation translator isn't working...
Moved keyboard macros to esa.lisp and to a new command table: keyboard-macro-table.
Climacs no longer uses the command table of the application frame, but now has a command table per pane. Eventually, this command table will inherit from a syntax-specific one, but that is not implemented yet. The global-climacs-table inherits from the global-esa-table. The commands com-quit and com-extended have been moved to the clobal-esa-table. Handling modified buffers before quitting has been moved to an :around method on frame-exit.
Migration of initial common functionality from gui.lisp to esa.lisp completed. Next to migrate should be keyboard macros, pane splitting, and other functionality not specific to Climacs.
Included the ESA module in climacs.asd and packages.asd Removed some functionality from gui.lisp in favor of equivalent functionality in esa.lisp Adapted some functionality in gui.lisp to resemble the corresponding functionality in esa.lisp to facilitate the eventual move.
New syntax: `fundamental' My idea is to eventually get rid of the `basic' syntax. Not only is the name not great, but the code it contains some cruft that I would like to get rid of. For instance, the cache is no longer necessary and is messy to manage anyway. In addition, the `basic' syntax is problematic with respect to factoring out the GUI part of Climacs into a separate application-independent module. That's another good reason to get rid of it. So, I would appreciate if you would please check out this new syntax and let me know how it turns out. If I hear no complaints, I'll start by making `fundamental' the default syntax, and then remove the `basic' syntax altogether.
New command `eval-defun' bound to C-M-x
Alternative syntax for editing common lisp (called "Lisp"). I have not completely lost hope of making the Earley-based syntax module fast enough, but as of now I don't know how. This syntax module provides an incremental resynchronizing LR parser for Common Lisp. It is fast enough the parse tree for the entire buffer is kept updated, as opposed to just for what is visible in the CLIM pane. Ultimately, I hope to factor out the parts that are not specific to Lisp into a different module, perhaps the existing syntax.lisp file. I'll be interested in your opinions.
Contribution by John Q Splittist: Renamed occurrences of `filename' (actually referring to pathnames) to `filepath'.
asdf package
Add a half-baked half-finished ISO Prolog syntax. Known internal lacunae: * does not handle quotations correctly: ** fails to recognize '' as an escaped quote character (and similarly for other quote characters); ** fails to canonize quoted atoms; will fail to identify the operator ; from the quoted atom ';'; ** does not contain any logic for backslash-escaped data. * does not implement parsing floating point numbers. * comments before directives get italicized. * way too long. Expect some refactoring. Known suboptimal interactions with the syntax framework: * parses the entire buffer at every keystroke; incremental parsing caused a problem at some point and has not (yet) been restored. * displays the entire buffer at every keystroke. * the incremental lexer gets confused in the presence of comments. (see forthcoming mail to climacs-devel)
Added setf methods for offset of parse-trees. Either a numerical offset can be given, in which case, the start-mark must exist (since we don't know the buffer), or else a mark can be given, in which case it is cloned. Removed references to start-mark from html-syntax.lisp, and removed it from the export list of the climacs-syntax package.
Minor fixes
The incremental lexer is now in the climacs-syntax package in the syntax.lisp file.
Line-oriented persistent buffer (binseq2). Warning: Need to fix minor bugs (related to number-of-lines-in-region, I believe). base.lisp: Added faster methods on previous-line, next-line, buffer-number-of-lines-in-region. pane.lisp, cl-syntax.lisp, html-syntax.lisp, text-syntax.lisp: Replaced some calls to make-instance to calls to clone-mark and (setf offset), in order to avoid passing climacs-buffer to marks. This also made possible to get rid of delegating methods on syntax. climacs.asd: Added Persistent/binseq2. packages.lisp: Added binseq2-related symbols. Persistent/binseq.lisp, Persistent/obinseq.lisp: Cleanup. Persistent/persistent-buffer.lisp: Added code for binseq2-buffer and related marks. Also some minor fixes.
More progress on html-syntax, which may eventually become a model for many different language syntax modules. The display function now traverses the parse tree up as long as a valid parse tree exists. The rest of the display is done from the token sequence. It is likely that all of this can be abstracted out and put into syntax.lisp so that html-syntax would just become a client among others for this traversal. Not only is the cursor still not displayed, whitespace is not handled during the traversal of the parse tree. This will likely be fixed in the next few day.
First attempt at a display function (for html syntax) that uses the output of an incremental lexer and parser. This code is not complete yet: * right now, it uses only the lexer output, and not the parser * the cursor is not displayed yet * it is too slow, most likely because the output records are all in one big bag, as opposed to being tree structured, such as the lines of basic syntax. The slowness is not a serious problem, because one day, McCLIM will have tree-structured output records itself, and because most syntax modules (including this one, very soon) will have some tree structure itself. It might be worthwhile to display the part of the buffer beyond a parse error in some artificially structured way, such as by lines as in the current basic syntax.
Split off the climacs-html-syntax package from the climacs-syntax package. Exported some more symbols from the climacs-syntax package. Implemented a few more functions in the climacs-syntax package that can be used to travarse the parse stack. The redisplay-pane function now calls a generic function redisplay-pane-with-syntax that also takes a syntax object as argument.
Improvements to HTML syntax. This syntax module now uses an incremental lexer, and and incremental parser based on the existing Earley parser in syntax.lisp. Removed backward-to-error and forward-to-error, since I am not sure that these are what we want.
package.lisp, pane.lisp: Added delegation-buffer class, allowing for dynamic buffer implementation choices. Modified climacs-buffer accordingly and added two extended buffer implementation classes and a few methods delegating undo and syntax functionality. Removed hard-coded uses of standard-buffer and standard mark classes. Modified :buffer arguments to syntax creation to make sure they are buffer implementations. gui.lisp: Removed obsolete region-limits. Modified :buffer arguments to syntax creation to make sure they are buffer implementations. Removed hard-coded uses of standard-buffer and standard mark classes. kill-ring.lisp: Fixed parameter order in (setf kill-ring-max-size). buffer-test.lisp, base-test.lisp: Added tests for delegating-standard-buffer. Replaced all but two mark instantiations with calls to clone-mark.
Implemented new conditions according to proposal on the devel list.
Improvements and fixes to fill-line and buffer-search-word* functions, and the remaining base tests.
Beginning of a Common Lisp syntax that will be extended during the spring by our group of students. For now, it contains an incremental lexer that maintains the entire buffer as a flexichain of `elements', i.e., syntactic elements that are going to be meaningful to the incremental parser.
Moved forward-object and backward-object to the buffer protocol. Updated buffer.lisp and base.lisp accordingly. Also added the documentation of these functions to the Texinfo documentation.
Implemented the new buffer-modification protocol with both update-syntax and update-syntax-for-display.
Fixed the display-message function so that it actually displays a message in the minibuffer. Implemented an incremental Earley parser for the syntax module.
Fixed bad isearch behaviour when searching after a failure
Made query-replace respect the case of replaced strings.
Added basic query-replace support. First humble try at command loop factoring
Persistent/balanced-tree buffer implementations with tests.
Implemented undo and redo.
Added backward isearch
Added basic Isearch support
Box ajuster gadget for changing size of windows (thanks to Nicolas Lamirault) [though I did not put this in yet, because it seems to break com-delete-window. If someone can figure out why, I'll put it in.] Kill-buffer command (thanks to Lawrence Mitchell)
Added auto-fill mode
Added indent-line and newline-and-indent (bound to C-j)
Added delete-indentation
Implemented beginning-of-paragraph and end-of-paragraph, the first commands to exploit a syntax, in this case text-syntax.
Did a major overhaul of the syntax facility. The previous functionality is now divided into three parts: the first one is the real syntax, associated with the buffer instead of with the pane. The second part is the cache management, now associated with the pane instead of with the syntax. The third part is a CLIM view, associated with the pane, which determines presentation parameters such as highlighting. modified the tabify/untabify code so that the space-width and tab-width are no longer in the syntax, but in the view. Factored out the climacs pane and displaying of text in the pane into a new file, pane.lisp.
Added tabify/untabify-region
First attempt at a syntax for ordinary text.
Fixed wrong usage of mark-mixin, updated copyrights
Added upcase/downcase/capitalize-region, and a do-buffer-region macro
Fixed up abbrevs somewhat. Made the cursor wider, so easier to find. Added new command `Load File'.
upcase, downcase, capitalize words from Rudi Schlatte. Thanks!
Moved forward-object and backward-object to base.lisp because I needed them in syntax.lisp. Improved performance of end-of-line, the slowness of which was a problem for redisplay. Fixed (I hope) bug in redisplay code. I don't seem to be able to convince McCLIM to avoid redrawing all the lines after a new line has been inserted, though.
Rollback (repeat: no protocol changes).
Overwrite mode: first iteration (no protocol changes).
kill ring updated and functioning protocol. Enjoy C-k and M-y like you never have in climacs before:)
replaced *previous-command* and *goal-column* by slots in the pane according to a suggestion by Rudi Schlatte. implemented dynamic abbrev expansion according to a suggestion by Luigi Panzeri.
Added (non-incremental for now) search functions.
Implemented page-down (M-v).
Implemented page-down (C-v).
Factored aspects of named objects (currently buffers and syntaxes) into a syntax-mixin class in base.lisp. Updated packages.lisp accordingly. Implemented syntax completion (i.e., the possibility to use CLIM completion to determine the name of a syntax). I Implemented an extended command "Set Syntax" using the completion. Currently, it does not invalidate the CLIM output history, because I need to think a bit more about how to do that properly.
Simplified the redisplay routine. Introduced a cache of lines in the form of a flexichain. The ultra-fast redisplay is not yet in place, because I thought the bottle neck was in Climacs, whereas it is in McCLIM. I know how to fix that, though, by using :cache-test #'eq for cached lines. The only problem with that is that the line has to be traversed (despite being cached) in order that we can compute the position of the cursor. This might involve either invalidating the line with the cursor on it, so that it will be rescanned, or else rescanning it anyway, despite it being cached.
New commands: M-m (back to indentation) M-d (delete word) M-backspace (backward delete word) M-x goto-position M-x goto-line New function whitespacep. Used `:name t' instead of repeating the command name in define-command.
Tiding up a kill ring warning and move buffer related material to gui.lisp
Modified the buffer protocol to contain a modification flag, and implemented the modification. Updated the documentation. Added a flag to the climacs-buffer indicating whether the buffer needs saving. This is different from the modification flag, which is only valid during one iteration of the command loop. The needs-saving flag checks the modification flag, though, after each command execution.
adding in kill ring material
Much improved redisplay algorithm. The behavior when point is outside the current region on display is much faster and similar to that of Emacs, in that the algorithm tries to position point in the middle of the pane.
Simplified the syntax protocol according to suggestions from Teemu Kalvas.
Resolved conflict in gui.lisp.
First steps toward a decent redisplay function. We introduce a protocol class `syntax' used to specialize methods of the redisplay functions. We also introduce a class `basic-syntax', a subclass of `syntax' that can redisplay basic text. Currently, the redisplay method on basic-syntax is not terribly smart, as it displays the entire buffer. Each pane that displays a buffer also contains a syntax used to determine the way the buffer is to be rendered in that pane. Currently, the implementation is ahead of the specification with respect to this syntax abstraction. That will not be the case for very long, though.
Completed the description of the buffer modification protocol. Implemented the protocol. Updated the buffer package accordingly.
Docstrings from Elliott Johnson. the find-file command now stores the filename in the buffer for later use by save-buffer.
Implemented save-buffer. Made buffer and point part of the pane instead of the frame. Created a climacs-pane, subset of application-pane. Turned abbrevs and filenames into buffer mixins, and defined a climacs-buffer class. Removed the abbrev-buffer class. Updated package file to reflect new names.
Added new file io.lisp with input/output functions and the packages.lisp file accordingly. Added README file. Totally rewrote the buffer implementation to use a single flexichain. It should now be fast enough to replace Goatee. Modified climacs.asd to reflect the use of Flexichain Updated INSTALL file to give instructions for fetching Flexichain. Updated gui.lisp to reflect the new functionality in io.lisp
I am now convinced the buffer can contain arbitrary objects. I therefore updated the protocol descriptions and the code to reflect that.
mostly bug fixes.
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Gas Pains
Tom grew up in Milwaukee, bartended in Wauwatosa in the '70s and moved here in 1984.
Commentary, observations and musings about the outdoors, life in general and maybe Tosa politics and personalities will be the order of the day. He savors a lively debate as much as terrific cooking.
Exorcising the Winter Blues - Part 5
I crawled out of bed this morning and was wondering how to shake the post-election blues out of my generally cheery demeanor.
As it turned-out - the sun rose as predicted - same place too.
Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em
The weather has turned pleasant enough to drag the smoker out of the garage and make some really good food like smoked pheasant.
Tosa Trivia
What used to stand at the southeast corner of Milwaukee and Underwood Avenues?
I'll post submissions - along with the correct answer - in a couple of days.
Recipe of the DayShrimp Bisque
Talk'n Turkey - Score!
Spring is sprung, love is in the air and I have a second period spring turkey permit for Zone 34.
Check-in periodically as I'll be posting updates on my success (or lack thereof).

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Everything You Need to Know About a Kindle
Thursday, September 26 @ 10:30 am
Enhance your reading, writing, and entertainment experience. Patricia Gaydos will present an overview of the Kindle reader and tablet. Perfect for those thinking about purchasing a Kindle as well as individuals who already have a Kindle but want to learn more about its many features. This class is free to the public. For more information, contact Patricia at 386-649-8566.
Southeast Book Club: The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
Thursday, September 26 @ 6:45pm
Rachel Joyce's newest novel is not just a book about lost love. "It is about all the wonderful everyday things Harold discovers through the mere process of putting one foot in front of the other." New members are always welcome.
Teen Craft: Make Your Own Journal
Thursday, September 26 @ 3:30pm
Teens (Age 12+) are invited to celebrate Banned Books Week with us by creating personalized journals. We'll have all the supplies needed to create a stylish journal; all you need to bring is your imagination. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Anastasia Island Library.


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Far Cry, Prince of Persia Free Downloadsby Steve Gibson, Sep 02, 2007 5:37pm PDT
A few games for you to play over the holiday weekend, as Ubisoft has released free, full versions of four of their games. These are ad-supported though, so hopefully you dont mind seeing a few McDonalds ads. Head over to FileShack and download:
- Far Cry full game
- Rayman Raving Rabids full game
- Prince of Persia: Sands of Time full game
- Ghost Recon full game


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Wüsthof Grand Prix II 8-Piece Knife Block Set
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- Summary
Execute kitchen prep tasks with new efficiency using this professional German cutlery. Forged from high-carbon steel, each blade is balanced with a heavy bolster and an embedded tang that runs deep into the polypropylene handle to offer superior control.
- Each knife is precision forged from a single piece of sturdy high-carbon steel that resists stains and corrosion.
- Wusthof's Precision Edge Technology (PEtec) creates an extraordinarily sharp blade that retains its edge 30% longer.
- Tangs extend deep into the handles for exceptional durability and control.
- Heavy bolsters provide perfect balance.
- Pebbled polypropylene handles are contoured for a secure grip.
- Handsome hardwood block safely stores 17 items and is gentle on knives' edges.
8-Piece Set includes:
- 3 1/2" paring knife.
- 4 1/2" utility knife.
- 6" sandwich knife.
- 8" chef's knife.
- 8" bread knife.
- 9" honing steel.
- Pull-apart shears.
- 17-slot storage block.
Please note: Storage block is counted as an individual piece.
- Dimensions & More Info
- 3 1/2" paring knife: 3 1/2"-long blade; 4 1/2"-long handle.
- 4 1/2" utility knife: 4 1/2"-long blade; 4"-long handle.
- 6" sandwich knife: 6"-long blade; 4 1/4"-long handle.
- 8" chef's knife: 8"-long blade; 5"-long handle.
- 8" bread knife: 8"-long blade; 4 1/4"-long handle.
- 9" honing steel: 9"-long rod; 4 1/2"-long handle.
- Shears: 8" long overall.
- Storage block: 8 1/2" x 4 1/2" x 11" high.
- Made in Germany.
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- Always use caution when handling sharp objects.
- Avoid cutting on hard surfaces such as stone, metal or glass.
- It is not advisable to use any knife but a meat cleaver to cut through bone, as other blades can be easily damaged.
- Hand-wash with warm water and a mild detergent. Rinse and dry immediately.
- Maintain the knife's cutting edge by regularly using a honing steel.
- Sharpen as needed. With regular use and honing, your knife should not need sharpening more than once or twice a year.
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- Store knife in a safe place to protect its edge and prevent injury.
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Day 1 highlites from Rio, call will be made soon to see if day 2 kicks off. Man I love watching these comps on fuel.
Kerr Heat Won
Josh Kerr blazed thru his first heat in Rio, the contest site bounces this wedgey left of these massive boulder, Kerrzy looked like he was having fun. Rumour has it the swell is dropping so conest organiser will get another day of competing in before taking a 5 day break when a new swell is predicted.
Kerr & Cardoso CT'n
Both Josh Kerr & Willian Cardoso will be flying the flag for Rusty in the Billabong Pro starting in Rio De Janeiro today.
With Kelly Slater withdrawing from the event today due to injury, has given Willian a start as 2nd alternate. Huge opportunity for Willian to compete in his very first WT event in his home country.
Kerr loopin out in Brazil last year..
Jays Website
Jay Davies has a mean site up and running, click on the below and follow him on his adventures around the globe.
Snapper, D-Bah & Kirra have been going MAD over the last few weeks, Surfline dropped this clip with some footage that will destroy your day if your stuck in school.


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Cellar/Tasting Notes "In recent years The Maiden has been getting nearly as good as Harlan Estate, so that at less than one-third the price, it's a comparative bargain. The '06 Maiden is very ripe and rich, displaying New World, cult-style flamboyance. Softly tannic and bone dry, the flavors are of blackberries,..
Cellar/Tasting Notes PM: Each bottle is in a Viscount Linley wooden presentation box
Cellar/Tasting Notes Good ruby-red. Nuanced aromas of blackberry, minerals, licorice and wild herbs; a bit more medicinal in character than the 2008 version. Quite closed and inexpressive following the recent bottling, but concentrated dark fruit flavors show a lovely light touch, with mineral and floral notes..


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Agrarian Tool Basket
- Summary
Our basket keeps garden accessories well organized and easily accessible. Handwoven of thick rattan. A durable canvas sleeve provides pockets and hand ties for additional storage. The basket can also be used to bundle a gift set.
- Handcrafted of durable yet lightweight natural rattan.
- Sturdy, twisted rattan handle offers reliable strength and easy maneuverability.
- Rattan is stained an antique brown and finished with a durable food-safe semi-gloss veneer.
- Cotton-polyester canvas liner fastens with Velcro for easy removal.
- 3 ties for additional storage.
- Liner is machine-washable.
- 10 1/2" diam., 12" high basket; 19 1/4" high with handle.
- Dimensions & More Info
- Made in the Philippines.
- Shipping
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Mining stocks are now more undervalued than at any point since the start of the bull market or depths of the financial crisis. Sentiment has been extremely bearish, which is precisely when large upside moves historically tend to occur. The following chart shows the gold stocks index (HUI) vs gold, depicting just how undervalued mining stocks have become.
Despite impressive gains in the past decade, gold and silver are still nowhere near their inflation-adjusted highs. John Williams of Shadowstats.com estimates that using true inflation numbers, gold would need to climb to nearly $9,000 and silver to over $500 per ounce to match the highs attained during 1980!
The U.S. dollar and other fiat currencies are rapidly declining in value as the Federal Reserve, ECB and Western governments are printing and borrowing with reckless abandon. This race to debase is creating ripe conditions for inflation and the potential for hyper-inflation in the coming years. I have created this website to help investors protect their assets from the coming economic/currency crisis and profit from the bull market in commodities.
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Many of the mining stocks in the GSB portfolio are up 800% or more in that same time period! Even with the sharp correction in gold and silver prices over the past two years, precious metals have still outpaced the gains of blue chip stocks by a wide margin. For example, Silver Wheaton is up nearly 600% in the past ten year, while the Dow Jones has only advanced by 50%.
Savvy investors know that to make money in the markets you have to be able to buy when everyone is selling. Entering 2014, precious metals and quality mining stocks are severely oversold and undervalued. This has created an incredible opportunity to buy the dip and pick up best-in-breed companies at discount prices!
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Oscar de la Renta
OTHER COLLECTIONS BY: Oscar de la Renta
2011 February 17
New York Fall 2011: Proenza Schouler, Oscar de la Renta, Michael Kors, Yigal Azrouel
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(NEW YORK) Proenza Schouler
Of the many shot-in-the-arm revelations that came courtesy of the Fall 2011 Proenza Schouler runway, the most memorable will certainly be the workmanship. Jack McCullough and Lazaro Hernandez have always been unapologetic when it comes to playing with new ideas, but this one, derived from a trip to the Southwest, demonstrated the technical prowess and impeccably developed concept that few New York designers can muster (a la fois). Riffing on the textures and motifs of Native American blankets, McCullough and Hernandez's fearlessly sexy handpainted silk cocktail dresses will be the ones snapped up immediately by the bored-of-spangles set. (Calling Moda Operandi.) Macrame skirts, chicly paired with black and white sueded cowboy shirts, felt equally new. The whipped leather and viscose knits, which were cleverely used in slouchy sweaters and pants, resisted the natural urge to feel clunky. But it was the last five dresses, handpainted velvet on transparent silk, worn with opaque black tights, that became the palette cleanser for whatever else was seen this week. They spoke quietly, but in volumes.
Oscar de la Renta
Quit talking about the recession! Or so seemed to be Oscar de la Renta's Fall 2011 offerings, which were laden with so much fox, boucle, and threadwork that at least a few hundred ODLR loyalists will be up for the AmEx Black Card in 2012. Perhaps you would like an evening gown comprising a beaded bodice and slashed tulle skirt...topped off with an embroidered white fur topper? Or maybe a teal knit dress, with matching fox epaulettes, is more your speed? Whatever the case, in a palette of burgundy, emerald, taupes and greys—with a healthy dose of black and white—it has likely already found a following.
Michael Kors
This review will start, of course, with a mention of Michael Kors' 30th anniversary, which he properly celebrated with this Fall 2011 collection. Was it nostalgic? A little, with his usual motifs (doubleface, fox, jersey) appearing in abundance. But his focus on palette and texture, and especially tonality, made this one for the books. The 60th look, a cream, drapey beaded tunic and pants on Daphne, will be the photo heard round the world, but the suiting (a peach ensemble with a barely-there beaded shell) and separates (camel cashmere trousers, a low-cut silk blouse, paired with a divine dusty rose fox) were just as memorable. Here's to another 30.
Yigal Azrouel
Proving the minimalism trend has no signs of slowing, one of its original masters showed a menswear interpretation for Fall. With suiting as a focal point, Yigal Azrouel's layering-heavy collection incorporated prim button-downs, fluid trousers, and of course, the kicky jackets (tuxedo or otherwise) that have made this designer a global ambassador of downtown cool. The knits (a greige-y paneled sweaterdress) and brights (a boxy clementine overcoat) were particularly strong. But it was Azrouel's evening that raised the fashion consciousness with a sculptural gold lame sleeved gown, decked out in threadwork.


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Promega's Caspase-Glo® Assays produce a linear response with caspase concentration and have signal windows that are several orders of magnitude greater than fluorescent-based substrate assays that require extended incubations to achieve significant signal and suffer from high intrinsic background fluorescence that limits signal to noise ratios.
The Caspase-Glo 3/7 Assay provides superior sensitivity and linearity over 4 orders of magnitude of caspase concentration.
>Caspase-Glo 8 and 9 Assays are more sensitive than comparable fluorescent assays, generating large signal windows with broad and linear dynamic ranges.
>Human recombinant caspase-2 and -6 (BIOMOL) were titrated in 10 mM HEPES (pH 7.0), 2 mM DTT and assayed in 96-well plates.
>Panel A. The Caspase-Glo® 2 Assay (Z-VDVAD-Glo™ Substrate) or comparable fluorogenic substrates, Z-VDVAD-AFC and Ac-VDVAD-AMC, were tested with caspase-2. Luminescence and fluorescence were measured at 30 and 60 minutes on a GloMax® 96 Microplate Luminometer or a Labsystems Fluoroskan Ascent plate reader, respectively. AFC fluorescence was also measured at 18 hours.
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Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, Kitchenette - 2 queen
Family-friendly hotel close to SeaWorld.
Close to shopping
Located in San Diego's Mission Valley corridor just off I-8, this San Diego hotel is a half-mile from 2 shopping centers, and within 5 miles of SeaWorld, downtown, Balboa Park, and the San Diego Zoo.
Swimming Pool and Spa Tub
Guests enjoy a swimming pool, a spa tub, and a family-friendly restaurant.
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Guestrooms at Days Hotel San Diego Hotel Circle/ Near SeaWorld include complimentary wireless Internet access, microwaves, compact refrigerators, and coffeemakers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Days Hotel San Diego Hotel Circle/ Near SeaWorld Amenities
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Located off Interstate 8 in San Diego's Mission Valley, the Days Hotel San Diego Hotel Circle/ Near SeaWorld is nearby 2 major shopping centers. An outdoor pool and spa tub on a sunny patio are tucked behind the hotel. A fitness facility and coin-operated laundry are available.
This San Diego hotel's small lobby has a computer with complimentary high-speed Internet access. Guests with laptops can access wireless Internet throughout the hotel. The family-friendly restaurant serves American food for all meals, and guests can place orders for pick-up service.
Self parking is complimentary for 1 vehicle per room/night; oversized vehicles pay a nightly fee. Guests staying at this hotel with more than one vehicle will be charged a nightly fee for additional vehicles.
Days Hotel San Diego Hotel Circle/ Near SeaWorld is a smoke-free property.
- RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge)
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 1152
- Free Wi-Fi
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- ATM/banking
- Audiovisual equipment
- Business services
- Concierge services
- Fitness facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Business center
- Tours/ticket assistance
- One meeting/conference room
- Luggage storage
- Tour assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 3
- Total number of rooms - 280
- Free parking
- Restaurant
- Security guard
- Spa tub
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Smoke-free property
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free parking, RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Air conditioning
- Access via exterior corridors
- Cable TV service
- Climate control
- Coffee/tea maker
- Complimentary toiletries
- Direct-dial phone
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Shower/tub combination
- Dining
Bunz Burger Joint - Gourmet farm-to-table restaurant. Offers a burger menu, build-your-own "flattop" dogs, and "dirty chips" with house seasoning. Menu items include salads made from organic, local produce, "spud buckets n' rings," shakes, desserts, and local craft beers. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
- Recreation
Towering palm trees and large potted plants surround the Days Hotel's outdoor pool and spa tub.
Within four miles of the hotel, the 1,200-acre Balboa Park offers two golf courses, a driving range, and the San Diego Zoo. Surfing, snorkeling, scuba diving, sailing, and other water activities are available at local beaches and Mission Bay Aquatic Park, six miles away.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Personal motorized watercraft nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Ice skating nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Whale-watching nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Boating nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Rowing or canoeing nearby
- Motor boating nearby
- Pilates classes/instruction nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
- Aerobics nearby
- Volleyball nearby
- Tennis nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
- Horse riding/rental nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Bird watching nearby
- Swimming on site
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
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Eminem Finally Apologizes to Mom on 'Headlights'
The most shocking song of Eminem's career is actually a tribute to his mother.
On "Headlights," from Eminem's "MMLP2" album, the rapper offers a mature, sincere apology to his mom, Debbie Mathers, from whom he remains estranged.
The title "Headlights" refers to their last meeting. As she drove away, he became fixated on the headlights of her car as he coped with feelings of "overwhelming sadness," he raps.
As the lyrics continues, the Detroit rapper apologizes for dissing his mother in songs like 2002's "Cleanin' Out My Closet" in which he called her a "selfish b-tch" he hoped would "burn in hell."
In 1999, Debbie filed a $10 million lawsuit against Eminem, accusing him of slander and settled for $25,000 in 2001.
"I went in headfirst, never thinking about who what I said hurt … My mom probably got it the worst," he raps in his opening lyrics.
Hear it First: Miesa Evokes Emotion on Tearjerker 'Nope (Can't Let Go)'
Expect Miesa to make her mark as a new female R&B/pop contender to watch.
The New Jersey native, who has worked with the likes of Kaleena of Dirty Money, Cassidy, Young Joc and Joe Thomas, doesn't need an Auto-Tune assist to hit her high notes -- or low ones either.
Yahoo Music is honored to premiere her latest single, "Nope (Can't Let Go)," a booming-beat and piano-driven tearjerker about an unbreakable connection to a true love.
Written by JacksonCroft and produced by The Chemistri, "Nope (Can't Let Go)" is just easy feeling, good music, showcasing the vocal dexterity of the Siri Music Group / Entertainment One (eOne) recording artist.
The singer, who grew up in a musical household and plays the guitar, clarinet and piano, said she wants her fans to connect to her music. "I want my fans to feel the music the way that I do," she said in a statement. "I'm in love with harmonies and backgrounds that give music different dynamics. I just want people to experience what's in my heart and understand my passion."
How 666 Piqued Gangsta Boo's Interest in the Dark Side
Three 6 Mafia and Da Mafia 6ix member Gangsta Boo made some shocking revelations about witchcraft during an exclusive three-part interview with Yahoo Music.
Since their debut in the 1990s, Three 6 Mafia has been plagued with rumors that they worshiped the devil because their name references 666, a number typically associated with Satan; they rapped about Lucifer; and they incorporated Satanic imagery in their artwork.
During an exclusive interview with Yahoo Music's The Aftermath, Gangsta Boo revealed that she experimented with witchcraft after she joined the Memphis group.
"I dibbled and dabbled in witchcraft 'cause I was young and I wanted to know what the dark side was about," she said during Part 3. "I've always heard about it and we was in this group called 666 Mafia so I wanted to be as dark as possible."
Gangsta Boo admits that her mother did not approve of her exploration.
"I bought a witchcraft book and my momma put me out the house," she said. "It's not that I was sitting in the circle practicing Illuminati scriptures or whatever. I was just young and when you young you explore."
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Kanye West wants to change the meaning of the controversial confederate flag.
The rapper has received backlash for using images of the flag on T-shirts sold during his Yeezus tour stops.
During an interview Monday on Los Angeles's 97.1 AMP Radio, Kanye explained why he supports his decision to promote the flag that symbolizes the southern states that defended slavery during the civil war and is used to represent white supremacist hate groups.
"The confederate flag represented slavery," Kanye told the station. "That's my abstract take on what I know about it. So I made this song 'New Slaves.' So, I took the confederate flag and made it my flag. It's my flag now. So what you gone do? Ain't nothing [going] to happen."
According to Kanye, his tour merchandise is selling well. "We're doing like really good with the merch," he told AMP. "We're doing like Metallica numbers, like $14 a head. We're doing like [Justin] Bieber numbers."
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Eminem's new song "Monster" could be considered a PSA for mental health.
On the song bustling with electric rock guitars and heavy drum snares, the Detroit rapper discusses being influenced by voices he hears in his head. He refers to the voices as the monster under his bed.
Rihanna, who also teamed with Eminem for the 2010 hit "Love The Way You Lie," sings the chorus, "I'm friends with the monster that's under my bed/ Get along with the voices inside of my head/ Keep tryin' to save me/ Stop holding your breath/ And you think I'm crazy/ Well that's not fair."
Throughout the song, Eminem describes his struggle to feel normal. "Going cuckoo and kookie as Kook Keith, but I'm actually weirder than you think," he rhymes.
He even asks his listeners not to judge him. "I'm just relaying what the voice in my head's saying," he raps. "Don't shoot the monster."
He admits that he knows his admission will be hard to grasp for some. "Maybe I need a straight jacket for real, but I'm OK with that. It's nothing," he says. The song received an explosive response via Twitter:
Why Jody Watley's New Song is a Call to Get Fabulous
R&B superstar Jody Watley took some cues from some of her favorite songs when prepping her single "Nightlife," the debut from her first album in seven years.
"Nightlife" is a feel good, soulful dance record that offers an uplifting message with lyrics like, "Life ain't easy. I feel like I want to get out. Have myself a good time."
During a recent three-part interview with Yahoo Music, Jody said songs like McFadden and Whitehead's "Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now" inspired "Nightlife."
"I started listening to some of those songs I had not heard in a long time and that even if you never heard it before it just lifts you up, the O'Jay's 'Message In Our Music,' Phyllis Hyman's 'You Know How to Love Me,' Shalamar's 'Night To Remember,'" she said in Part 1.
Why Stevie J and Joseline Want to Focus More on Music on 'Love and Hip Hop Atlanta'
Super producer Stevie J and the Puerto Rican princess Joseline Hernandez have turned reality television upside down with their explosive, animated personalities on VH1's hugely popular series "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta."
Yahoo Music's The Aftermath got a taste of their intensity when the newly married couple recently stopped by the offices for an interview.
Though there was no three-way wedding proposal, fistticuffs or strip club scenes, there was plenty lively discussion during the three-part video interview.
Arguably the most shocking revelation was Stevie J's plan to showcase more of his music on the upcoming season.
Stevie said he and Joseline talked to executive producer Mona Scott-Young about their storyline. "Mona and my wife and I had a conversation and now she's going to let me implement some of my music," Stevie said during Part 2 of the The Aftermath interview. "And I love it. Being a musician, I love to play the guitar, the piano, saxophone, trumpet, drums, bass, whatever it is. I'm just ecstatic now that I'm ale to add a music element to 'Love & Hip Hop Atlanta.'"
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It looks like Beyoncé has found a new favorite dance.
Following the "Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)" singer's concert Saturday at New Zealand's Vector Arena, the country's All Blacks rugby team surprised her with their traditional Haka dance.
The 30-second routine filled with two-dozen men grunting, flexing and chanting turned into a faceoff as Beyoncé did her best to keep up. She growled, cheered and even stuck out her tongue to show her gratitude.
"She didn't know about it and was completely surprised when she ran off stage and was suddenly welcomed by the Haka," a rep for Sony, Beyoncé's label, told The New Zealand Herald. "The energy was so intense, she started doing the Haka back."
According to a video posted on Beyoncé's YouTube channel Thursday, the All Blacks perform the ritual before international rugby matches to "intimidate the opponent," though it is also used to "honor a distinguished guest."
Did Kanye Seek Advice About Taking Jesus on 'Yeezus' Tour?
Kanye West doesn't consider it blasphemous to have a Jesus impersonator on his Yeezus tour set.
The controversial rapper shocked those in attendance Saturday at his opening date when an actor portraying the Son of God joined him on stage during the introduction of his song "Jesus Walks."
"White Jesus is that you? I been looking for you my whole life," Kanye said at the Key Arena in Seattle when the actor emerged, dressed in a white gown. The biblical figure replied, "But I found you. I've been here the whole time."
The scene that included profanity in the dialogue received some backlash. A concertgoer is heard saying, "Way too far, Man" as others cheered in video footage that surfaced online.
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There's a scene in the VH1 movie "CrazySexyCool: The TLC Story" that is reminiscent of the female bank-heist film Set It Off .
Upset that they had not been appropriately compensated for the sales of their sophomore album, "CrazySexyCool," the members of TLC held Clive Davis, then president of Arista Records, hostage and demanded payment.
They stormed the label with a group of female convicts and confiscated all the TLC paraphernalia in sight.
The scene is one of the most shocking moments in the film, which premieres on VH1 Monday at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
The depiction is based on a true story, members Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas and Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins told Yahoo Music in an exclusive interview.
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