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If you admire clean and classic journalism style, you probably became a fast fan of The Journalist theme. Well today The Journalist got a bit of a makeover, care of Lucian Marin, that might make you fall in love even more:
The bar that contains your tags, categories and post info is now more subtle, and has swapped positions with the comment count, bringing the attention to your brilliant content.
Your subtitle appears in a cute little word bubble in the upper right, and the header font has been freshened up as a sans serif.
Print geeks, enjoy. And don't forget you'll need to look under "T" for "The" under Design > Themes in your dashboard.
(UPDATE: Classic "The Journalist" is still available. It's called The Journalist v1.3 under Design > Themes.)
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Sep 23rd at 2:09 am
I loved the way the comments were handled before the changes. The speech bubble takes a serious-looking theme and makes it appear kind of childish in my opinion.
James Turnbull
Sep 23rd at 2:11 am
Whoa! Thank you, those are indeed big improvements.
Sep 23rd at 2:12 am
Nice theme. Keep it up :)
Wim Permana
Sep 23rd at 2:13 am
Hmmmm…it's good actually. But I'll stick with albeon. It is nicer ;)
Dean Longmore
Sep 23rd at 2:17 am
Good to see the annoying, frankly oversized tag and category box has been moved to the bottom of the post – it actually looks pretty good now. Congrats.
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Sep 23rd at 2:18 am
I like the new revisions… especially the subtitle…
However, its a little weird for the pages when your page title is followed by the words "without comments'
Sep 23rd at 2:18 am
WOW! That's neat
Sep 23rd at 2:21 am
I like it, but I'm not sure I like it quite as much as the previous one. You see, I liked the horizontal black bars between each post. It's lighter now, but it's linier. I do like the speech bubble though. And I really like the sans serif font and the increased leading between paragraphs. So it's obviously growing on me even as I type!
Sep 23rd at 2:22 am
Heather, I love that look in your eyes!
hanin hida
Sep 23rd at 2:25 am
Sep 23rd at 2:29 am
I've been using the Journalist since starting my blog in May and have been very happy with it until now. One problem I've encountered is the subtitle bubble isn't long enough for my subtitle. It looks like I may need to edit the text.
Otherwise, it's a huge improvement.
Sep 23rd at 2:34 am
I agree w/ whatever you have to say Heather
Sep 23rd at 2:36 am
Heather, it's horrible.
1. The black bar dividing the posts has gone. Now one post almost merges into another.
2. The caption font is too big (it's the same size as the text font!)
3. I preferred the old style font anyway, It looked more … journalistic.
4. It won't accept H1 headings next to photos, which has thrown out a lot of older posts.
I don't like it but changing to another template is going to be a real problem due to width limitations on photos. I'd either have to adjust all my old posts (an enormous task) or delete them if I changed to another layout.
There are some improvements but overall (for me) it's ruined the look of my blog.
Teguh Iman Prasetya
Sep 23rd at 2:36 am
hmm… i love u
Sep 23rd at 2:38 am
ya,i love that theme too
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Sep 23rd at 2:42 am
Amazing changes were made, I love it very much. Keep it up please.
Sep 23rd at 2:47 am
NOW you update The Journalist :(
Sep 23rd at 2:47 am
I have this theme in my blog and I really loved those changes. Very good work, congrats for it.
Sep 23rd at 2:52 am
In addition to my earlier comment I found the main column resized a little, which meant I had to edit some pictures.
Sep 23rd at 2:53 am
Oh, man. I suppose there is nothing I can do if I liked the way it was before. Anyway, Lucian, thanks for a beautiful theme. I have loved using it.
Sep 23rd at 2:53 am
Another great option, nice!!
Sep 23rd at 2:58 am
I like the theme but I must confess I can't help but click on any post by Heather. x.x
Sep 23rd at 2:59 am
Time for a new blog with the new journalist theme
Sep 23rd at 2:59 am
My blog is completely messed up.
Why not call the theme a new name and let us keep the old one?
Sep 23rd at 3:03 am
Sep 23rd at 3:05 am
i really loved that journalist before. i have a fashion blog and it was perfect for the oversized pictures. this one still handles them but has a blue outline to show when it's linked. i really don't like that. i hope that the old one will be added as another option in addition to this new one. i REALLY don't like the new one at all.
NR Davis
Sep 23rd at 3:05 am
Wait a minute… if one is using the old The Journalist and has no use for the new one (much too casual looking; we prefer serifs and the text bubble is hideous), will the new version be imposed against our will?
Sep 23rd at 3:06 am
Awesome! WP is the best!
Sep 23rd at 3:08 am
It doesn't beat the Pressrow theme which combines blogging with journalism pretty well!
Sep 23rd at 3:10 am
Yes, i am fall and fall in love, when see your avatar.
Mark Jaquith
Sep 23rd at 3:14 am
This is probably my favorite WordPress theme right now.
Sep 23rd at 3:20 am
I don't like that you guys changed the width of the columns. I was using this as the theme for my photoblog and all of a sudden my photos no longer fit in the confines of the post's column. Otherwise I had loved this theme and like the changes, but because it no longer fit my photo size, I had to switch to something more "blah" but with a variable width.
Sep 23rd at 3:21 am
I like it – I think. But, you scared the Bejeebus out of me when I just logged in. I figured I must have done something stupid to the formatting of the Post I had scheduled to appear while I was away doing silly thing like having supper with my wife, us going for a walk with the dogs, watching James Richardson's Football Matters on Setanta Sports Channel.
I wandered back into the study to sort posts for the rest of the night and into tomorrow morning – logged into my site, quickly switched to another browser and logged in, again – before I finally noticed my theme is now Journalist, Revised.
James Turnbull
Sep 23rd at 3:22 am
Thinking about it a bit more, I do still much prefer the theme after the changes, but I have mixed feelings about the word bubble with my blog's tagline. It would be good to have the option not to have the bubble, but leaving my tagline blank doesn't remove it, merely leaving an ugly small black bubble in the top-right corner instead.
Being stuck with using it then, I've had to remove my tagline from where I manually typed it into the title of my "pages" widget, directly below my bubble, but that leaves me with the automatically generated "pages" title to that widget which I don't want either. Sigh. I'll have to create the links manually in a text widget and use that instead.
That's no big deal, it will only take 10 minutes or so, and I still like the bubble personally, but still, the bubble has a BIG impact on the look of the new theme, so having it as an option would probably be appreciated by many users.
Sep 23rd at 3:32 am
Dont like me. Gravatar icons in comments section dont appear. :(
Maximilian Forte
Sep 23rd at 3:36 am
Sorry, but it is awful!
The blog is centered in the page, grey shadows added that ruin the minimalist design, a silly little balloon added to the top right of the page with the subtitle of the blog, the font is awful and big, and then for some bad reason right under the title of each post without comments it says: WITHOUT COMMENTS as if that were somehow the really significant point about the whole post.
I am protesting this, it is a very bad change and should be reverted to what it was before. as quickly as possible.
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Sep 23rd at 3:37 am
Nice, however, most of my readers have told me they do not like comments at the top of an article…they forget or are too lazy to go back scroll back to the top of the article to comment.
Maximilian Forte
Sep 23rd at 3:39 am
Also, I can't see the point about sticking a grey border around each image.
Hey, if it wasn't broken, don't fix it. At least offer this new version as a Version 2, rather than eliminating the previous one, which was far classier.
Sep 23rd at 3:43 am
Instead of love for the revised theme I feel nausea. Now some of my text overlaps my pictures.
New and improved? No thanks.
Sir Satire
Sep 23rd at 3:53 am
. . . um, no, i don't like it!
Content in a sans serif font?
"With/without comments" distracting from the headers?
No horizontal hard-line capability?
I hope this "makeover" to the Journalist theme is not seriously-for-real?
Sep 23rd at 4:02 am
I really appreciate the WordPress service, but changing a theme without notifying paying users or giving them recourse to change it back is not terribly good customer service. Please provide a means with which to revert to the old theme.
Sep 23rd at 4:10 am
Just Perfect ;)
Sep 23rd at 4:18 am
I don't like it either, especially the speech bubble. The previous style was clean and professional, and much nicer!
Sep 23rd at 4:18 am
Seriously, this is more than "subtle" change. It's different.
I choose this theme before boz I like exactly the way it was.
This revised sound like a favourite, but it's not. Let us choose what we want.
Sep 23rd at 4:20 am
The problem is you've substantially altered a template that there is no real alternative to. Switching to another template won't work due to the unique features of the old 'The journalist' so we're stuck with this new one, which looks inferior. Unless we wipe out all our old content and start again.
Sep 23rd at 4:31 am
I am writing from Austria (Vienna). Sorry, but I have big problems with this change. I would prefer the "old" version which was really sophisticated and smart.
For me the Theme "The Journalist" is the programm of my blog. I am journalist since 1990. On my blog are actually 218 articles and 360 photos. I write in german language about justice, crime and invstigations.
And now I am shocked that I have to edit most of the articles new because the photos (650×450) are to big. Also the second column is down and not at the right side on my screen.
WordPress should inform before an new version (0.2) comes out. There should be the possibility to use the old version (0.1) or accept the new one (0.2). To have no chance to choose is a bad surprise – for me.
Iain Hall
Sep 23rd at 4:40 am
Now all it needs is a customisable header,,,
Sep 23rd at 4:41 am
OK, I could probably live with this new design IF you made the following changes:
1. Reinstate the 'bar' between posts but make it grey like it appears now when you 'sticky' a post. The separation is better that way.
2. Remove the unnecessary blue border to photos.
3. Reduce the size of the caption font.
4. Put 'comments' at the bottom of the post and replace the phrase "WITHOUT COMMENTS" to something like "no comments yet".
5. Oh, and there seems to be a problem with some of the 'tag' categories running into the sidebar on some posts.
Then I might be able to avoid deleting my entire content and starting up afresh on a different template.
Pretty please!
Victoria Bergström
Sep 23rd at 4:56 am
I like the previous one better. Can't you make both versions as two themes, so we can still choose the previous one as our blog theme? I really liked the black bar that divided the posts… Indeed I miss it. The previous version of The Journalist was my absolute favourite theme. Please, let us have the old one back!
Sep 23rd at 4:56 am
It's looks like a nice theme, but I liked the theme before you edit it. It had a proffesional theme. Is there a way you can have 2 templates? I guess not since it's a minor change. Oh well
Sep 23rd at 5:01 am
I like the old one better. Maybe two versions could be a possibility?
Sep 23rd at 5:01 am
is nice ;)
Sep 23rd at 5:09 am
I think the grey boxes with the tags are an improvement (as well as the links in the sidebar in "standard" blue) –
While "The Journalist" is obviously not intended to be a "colourful" blog theme, it looked a bit too plain before…
Sep 23rd at 5:11 am
I don't use this theme, but I hope you could revise some other 'outdated' themes too, like widgetizing Hemingway or updating Freshy to 2.0.
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Sep 23rd at 5:29 am
Well, I was very suprised in the morning, when I saw my blog. It looks a little bit strange, but I´ll get used in it.. ;-)
BUT: the frames around the images are VERY disturbing, like you can see it in my blog……..
My suggestion: Do it like maximilian says: offer it as "journlist 2″
Maximilian Forte
Sep 23rd at 5:32 am
There are people here posting about "how awesome" and "cool" the distortion of the theme is, and when you go to their blogs they are not even using it.
Harshad Joshi
Sep 23rd at 5:39 am
Das ist gut..
Sep 23rd at 5:44 am
AAHH!!! This completely ruined the formatting of my site…all of the photos are now the wrong size, and I either need to change them all (a time consuming task), or change themes! PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE allow us to choose the old version of this theme as an option, in addition to the new one. Until you can do this, I sadly need to change themes
Sep 23rd at 5:52 am
My blog is completely messed up too. I want to keep the older one!
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Sep 23rd at 5:56 am
Totally CRAP!
Just because YOU think it's an improvement, you can't redesign other people's blogs against their will! I want my old Journalist-theme back! The Bubble looks like Kindergarten. The Font – I chose original The Journalist because of the font! And borders around linked images?! Now my blog looks completely stupid.
You totally messed it up! Please switch back from this to the the good old days, when "The Journalist" was for grown ups!
Sep 23rd at 5:56 am
No, seriously, you are ruining my style.
I hate it for the following reasons.
(1) I don't understand why every single images have to be bordered.
(2) The comments are always better below the post and the dates above.
(3) The bubble on the top can't even fit my information in it.
(4) Red hovering aren't necessary and they look ugly.
(5) Links in blue aren't necessary as well and that is why I loved the Journalist theme.
In simple words, please return to us the original version on it.
A new revise can be done and not a major upset like this.
I bet many people would agree with me.
James Turnbull
Sep 23rd at 5:57 am
I've just looked at my blog using Internet Explorer at work, and noticed that my sidebar has been pushed to the bottom of the page! I don't have Firefox or any other browser here, so can somebody please check and let me know if it's a problem with just IE (it was fine with Firefox on my home computer when I wrote an earlier comment)? Or is it something to do with my work computer's screen resolution? Either way, if the new changes mean that I can no longer use the theme because of this problem, then obviously I'm not very happy with them any more!
Sep 23rd at 6:05 am
I'm sorry, but it was cleaner and better before.
Martin Metzmacher
Sep 23rd at 6:20 am
The Journalist WAS one of the few professional looking themes on WordPress.com. As I have a scientific blog bubbles and all the fancy stuff do not really fit my topic – sadly. In addition changing the links color in the sidebar from black to really boring and ugly blue – well – it doesn't look good in my opinion: The all black look was very professional.
However I like that the side information is now underneath the posting: Good idea.
All in all it would be nice to be left with a choice: I feel kinda…well belittled…I wanna have a saying in how my blog looks like and not find out somehow that the whole design has changed.
Please bring back the old theme as option!
Sep 23rd at 6:58 am
The new version of The Journalist looks really awful. Actually it has very little to do with the old one that I liked and used. If you want to introduce a new theme that's fine. But why would you want to mess up an existing one that people love and use? Just leave the old theme the way it was, introduce a new one and let people choose. I don't like that my blog is being messed up by a designer just for the fun of some childish new look.
Sep 23rd at 6:59 am
best regard ! thx
Sep 23rd at 7:00 am
I prefer the previous Journalist theme too. I liked it precisely for its simplicity.
Please provide the previous Journalist theme as another option… Thanks!
Sep 23rd at 7:02 am
Can we please be given the option of going back? Can both version be offered? Make everyone happy? Thank you.
Sep 23rd at 7:03 am
I really think this is unfair. I prefer the old style because it looks more serious. What about some of us who want to keep that previous simple, serious look? Do we just get snubbed? Do you force us to use this against our will? I am going to see if we can keep the old style because simply put it was perfect for what I was trying to accomplish. I am going to take down my blog if this stays as you have ruined the artistic expression I was trying to have. And you did it against my will like some kind of theif in the night. No, more like a barbarian, the way you just clubbed your way in and ransacked everything in crude fashion.
Sep 23rd at 7:15 am
The new version doesn't look as professional or as 'finished' as the original. It looks amateurish. The main problem is the font for the content. The change of font really does alter the mood and look of this theme, and very much for the worse, in my view. The font change at least needs to be reversed.
I agree that the original should have been retained and a 'Journalist 2′ theme added instead? And it's really not on to change the product without the customer agreeing in advance.
Sep 23rd at 7:26 am
Sorry WP Team & Lucian Marin, but this time you f***ed up. These are not improvements on an existing theme, this is a new theme. Sure, "The Journalist" was not perfect, but it didn't need such modifications; infact it now looks totally like something else, beginning with the gone black category bar and going on for.. like every single thing that made me and many other love this theme.
I should change theme, but this is gonna eat so much time by re-designing my posts. Oh well. :(
Sep 23rd at 7:27 am
Good, but PLEASE fix image centering!
Sep 23rd at 7:38 am
I was looking at my blog with disgust today… I really hope there is a way to get the old design back, because I can't stand the sans serif captions (as well as the light blue boxes below the posts and the "# comments" below the caption). The old design was just perfect.
Sep 23rd at 7:55 am
I like the old one better.
Sep 23rd at 8:01 am
Can I have the old style back? Pretty please?
The previous template was much better, now I have to change my blog's description as it is messed up with blog's name, etc. The division between posts is not clear. The border around images – why? And so on…
Russ L
Sep 23rd at 8:06 am
Several people have already said this, but I'd like to add my voice to the clamour – could you re-introduce the old version as well as this, for those of us that preferred it as it was? You could call it 'Journalist Classic' or something like that, if you really must.
There are aspects of this new one that I like, but on balance I far prefer the previous look of my blog and I faintly resent the fact that the change has been pushed onto me.
Sep 23rd at 8:17 am
Ummmm….. look – i am in total awe & appreciation of the WP back-end crew and all the wonderful things they do.
i really really dislike these changes.
The Journalist absolutely delivered on its promise, but now it sort of looks halfbaked – as if the page hasn't finished loading.
Sorry, but in LOLspeak – do nawt want!
pleeeeeeeez take the suggestion of everybody calling for differentiated versions.
….oh no……aargh………. opinion … may be…..changing ………….. apart from ugly blue on linked images…………
damn you Heather & Lucian!!!!!. . . . . . . . . . . . see you in H(tm)ELL!!!!!!! ;)
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Sep 23rd at 8:35 am
Well, I agree with many users, I do not like it : I choose this one because it's a simple one, sober. No matter with the serif, but I dont' want to see the line comment/without comment, because most of my posts are not "calling" for answers or comment.
Please, let it like it was before (Or I send U Napoléon Sarkozy who's gonna spank U… :) )
Sep 23rd at 8:39 am
PS : Is it going to be translated ? Ready to do it for french language if you need. I like english lang. but I would prefer it in french. Thanks !
Sep 23rd at 8:42 am
it is lovely. lets see how long I will like it ? but we seriously need few more templates. Good ones.
Sep 23rd at 8:46 am
yeah…this makeover was badly needed….gud!!
Cem Basman
Sep 23rd at 8:55 am
It ruined my layout.
Particulary the layou of my pictures.
Something is wrong with the new CSS conserning pictures i.e. it won't accept "no border"!
And the text allignment for post with pictures is not always correct.
See this post: http://sprechblase.wordpress.com/2008/09/21/top-15-modernistische-tankstellen/
… and picture in the sidebar on the right hand.
You should revise the "Revised Edition" :-)
Cem Basman
Sep 23rd at 9:02 am
I now corrected manually the "no float" option in the mentioned post.
But it still won't accept "no border" :-(
Again: You should correct the standard CSS in the theme.
Sep 23rd at 9:19 am
Cool. I love it very much. Thanks WP…
Die Rote Kapelle
Sep 23rd at 9:25 am
Please, I liked very much the old theme. Is it possible to return to include this topic as option? Thank
Sep 23rd at 9:25 am
the journalist theme with a comic bubble?
are you kidding me?
and i don't like how it says no comments under the headline.
besides that i like the changes
Sep 23rd at 9:25 am
What you have done to the Journalist Them ??? It's much less clean then before ! What is worst You have change also the dimensions, now all my previous post are out of the blog line on the right. I hope you can give me my original blog look back, without resizing all my posts !
Let me know.
Sep 23rd at 9:26 am
The blue border of the pictures must go. It makes my posts look horrible
Sep 23rd at 9:28 am
Please give us the old design back!
Gerald Ford
Sep 23rd at 9:38 am
Much better looking, thanks. I may give it a try. :D
Sep 23rd at 9:43 am
It's terrible!
1. The strong, bold look is gone
2. The border around pictures whether it's linked or not, is terribly distracting
3. Switching the comments to the top draws too much attention
4. The width has been reduced
5. What happened to the thick divider between entries!
I think the Journalist theme has lost its character, bring the old one back!
Romain Verdier
Sep 23rd at 9:47 am
My blog is completely messed up now. How could we get back to the original theme ?
Sep 23rd at 10:13 am
Some good, some not good for a number of reasons, one of which causes me particular concern in the amount of work I will have to do to fix it. And the fact I have just spent an amount of money advertising locally to give a talk on the theme of my blog, the place of nature in the spiritual life, using my blog as the reference point of the advertisements.
1. Comments should come after a post not before. The line should stay but a darker grey.
2. The tagline now showing at top right is good IMO, but as a bubble? A bit cartoonish for me, it looks unprofessional.
3. Written by….. And Posted in….. are in a good spot but put something, a dark grey line and a little space below them to seperate from the next post.
4. The pictures don't need a blue border, or any border. IMO. Certainly not one that turns red when hovered on.
5. !!! There is now less width across the post page, or more across the side bar. The effect this has on my posts is VERY DESTRUCTIVE. My blog is about the place of nature in the spiritual life and I use pictures to illustrate. Up to ten or twelve thumbnails at times, more often five or six, that I always spend time getting to fit across the top of the post, neatly, professionally.
Now, because of less page width, where they were nicely fitted, the right side thumbnail has been bumped down a line throwing all thumbnails for that post out of alignment and making the posts look carelessly composed. This means I will have to check all 100 posts to see which ones need correction and then correct them on Australian DialUp. It will take me weeks at least to edit the affected posts, five in the fifteen checked so far, that's 33 + posts to edit – on average.
This is an urgent concern for me. As I'm sure you can appreciate from the first two sentences of this reply.
I know everybody is doing their best. I just don't have the time to fix/edit so many posts before my ads come out in two days time. Just to check them will take a few days of my free time on dialup.
Hope you can fix it sooner than later. At the very least widen the post area to its origional measure now. Please?
Regards. Mark
Ps. I would also like to see GONE those: Possibly related posts (automatically generated) Mostly having no relation to what I do.
Sep 23rd at 10:19 am
I like the look , but since it has changed this would make a whole new theme. Like a few others have said if people used the first one and now it has changed it will effect there blog as well. Maybe posting this as Journalist 2 and keeping the first one on there as well might be a solution. Thank You and I will be using this one now that I have found something to fit for me.


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Petaluma vice mayor not ready to concede election
Published: Sunday, November 11, 2012 at 9:26 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, November 11, 2012 at 9:26 a.m.
Petaluma Vice Mayor Tiffany Renée isn't conceding the election quite yet.
After mail-in ballots and precinct votes were counted early Wednesday morning, Renée, seeking reelection to one of three City Council seats on the Nov. 6 ballot, was in fourth place, behind newcomer Kathy Miller by 1,026 votes.
Renée, who owns a web design company, was seeking a second term on the seven-member council. The campaign was the first for Miller, a civil attorney and one-time planning commissioner.
Miller's running mate and fellow attorney, Mike Healy, topped all six candidates, followed by incumbent Gabe Kearney and then Miller.
If the vote holds, it would oust Renée, although she said Friday she still holds out hope. She estimates about 5,000 late absentee votes haven't been tallied.
Almost 65 percent of all potential Petaluma ballots have been counted, according to county registrar figures.
The gap between the top three and bottom three candidates changed by less than one percent throughout Election night, which could suggest the final mail-in ballots — those received on Election Day — aren't likely to change the outcome.
But Renée said Friday she shouldn't be counted out.
"I've run different scenarios with the math and the more absentees there are, the better my chances are," she said. She noted that as more results came in, her percentage rose and Miller's dropped.
"Given the trend that was happening as the votes were coming in ... I'm going to wait," she said. "I know I'll close the gap; it's just whether it will be enough."
Gloria Colter, assistant county registrar of voters, said elections officers on Friday were collecting and unloading the remaining approximately 35,000 ballots, which haven't been broken out by city.
In another close race, newcomer candidates for Santa Rosa school board Jenni Klose and Brian Noble were separated by 1,055 votes, with Klose leading.
If the vote in Petaluma stands, it would tilt the council toward a more moderate direction in its approach to land-use, development and environmental issues.
Miller, Healy and Kearney likely will tend to align more closely with Council members Mike Harris and Chris Albertson than with Mayor David Glass and Councilwoman Teresa Barrett, who are backed by more liberal supporters and who are more closely tied to Renée.
Healy said he sees himself, Kearney and Miller becoming a center bloc on the council, sometimes voting with those on either side.
"There's no excuse for gridlock," he said Friday. "I take responsibility for that. I'll certainly try."
Miller raised the most money of all six Petaluma candidates through Nov. 1, according to campaign finance reports leading up to the final days before the vote.
She raised $16,484, followed by Healy with $15,989, Alicia Kae Herries, $15,734 and Kearney's $11,350. Jason Davies raised $10,720 and Renée $9,924.
A final report will detail any final contributions made the week before the election.
Supporters of Measure X on Tuesday's ballot raised $42,480 in their campaign to raise funds for new and renovated parks facilities in Petaluma. The parcel tax measure failed to win the necessary two-thirds support.
(You can reach Staff Writer Lori A. Carter at 762-7297 or firstname.lastname@example.com.)
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Downtown Acton Community Corner:
Well it is certainly nice to have summer upon us! The Acton BIA has been busy planting flowers and putting up hanging baskets. I hope you have noticed the new addition to our flower baskets at the Acton Mews next to the United Church on Mill Street! A big THANK YOU to Dave Dills for sponsoring the new brackets and Jon Hurst for installing them. KUDOS to Treavor Prueter from Halton Hills Electric for helping put the baskets up. It is so nice to see a community pull together it really is "Small Town Living at its Best". The Town of Halton Hills will be replacing the sidewalks between John and Elgin Street this summer, this is an ongoing project that started a few years ago to replace the aging interlocking brick with concrete.
Acton Farmers' Market is in its 5th season and things are well under way! We have started a Sprouts Kids Club this year and we are very excited how well it has been received. To become a member of the Sprouts Kids Club you need to be between the age of 5 and 12 and come to our booth at the Acton Farmers' Market and pick up your passport. Each week you can get your passport stamped and you will receive 2 Market Coins valued at $1 each to spend at the market. The Club is a community effort involving the Acton Community Garden, St. Albans Anglican Church, Acton YMCA and the Acton BIA. We provide activities each week were children can learn to make healthy food choices, learn where our food comes from, how it is grown and how to cook it! A big thank you to the New Tanner for featuring one of our vendors each week in the Community Corner providing information on where they are located, what they produce and a favourite 'in season' recipe for your enjoyment. "Come for the freshness, stay for the fun"
Canada Day Concert in the Park is next Tuesday, July 1st in Prospect Park. Events will start at 6 pm and finish at 9 pm in time for the Acton Fire Fighters fireworks display. Robert Little School Choir & Everybody Dance Club will be performing from 6 – 6:30, Zumba Demonstrations at 6:30 – 7:00, and Monty & the Martinis will perform from 7:00 – 8:45 pm.
Leathertown Festival is Sunday, August 10th from 11 am to 5 pm. You won't want to miss this event. We have 6 blocks of fun and entertainment for the entire family. This is our 23rd annual Leathertown Festival and plans are already underway and you won't be disappointed. Our headliner this year is The Kings - "Switching to Glide". World famous producer Bob (Pink Floyd) Ezrin approached Elektra Records in Los Angeles with The Kings' tapes and the unknown band was signed to a world-wide deal. http://www.thekingsarehere.com/
DOWNTOWN ACTON BUSINESS OF THE MONTH AWARD: Do you know a business in downtown Acton that has given you exceptional customer service and would like to be able to give them some recognition? The Acton BIA has started a Business of the Month Award to help promote downtown Acton businesses. We will take nominations from patrons of local businesses based on 'great experiences'. The business will be featured on the Downtown Acton BIA website for the month, have a sign in their store window with a photo opportunity with The New Tanner. Nomination forms are available at various businesses in downtown Acton or on our website www.downtownacton.ca
For more information on these and other events happening in Acton check out our calendar on the festival & events page on our website
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Rustic Rye IPA - Bootlegger's Brewery
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3.63/5 rDev -0.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Thanks for this one from Randy. Poured into a pint glass. Pours a burnt orange color with a thing layer of foam.
Big rye aroma with a little bit of fruity and piney hops rounding this one out. Hints of caramel linger. Bitter hops start to finish here with a pretty good rye flavor. Slight fruity notes in the flavor but this has a big bitter hop finish.
Light body with somewhat sharp carbonation. Pretty enjoyable IPA here. I love rye so this one is right up my alley!
Serving type: bottle
08-01-2011 01:16:30 | More by Bendurgin
4/5 rDev +9.3%
10-27-2013 07:41:30 | More by InfernoBoss
4/5 rDev +9.3%
06-08-2014 20:10:09 | More by Evan
4.34/5 rDev +18.6%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Pours a very cloudy orange color with an inch of white head. Spotty lacing.
The nose offers a ton of earthy and spiced rye. There is some faint tropical fruits but rye dominates.
The flavors are compromised of a ton of rye. Spice, earthiness, and lovliness. This beer has one of the most noticable and enjoyable rye presence. Some bitter hop bitterness completes the flavor profile including some pineapple and apricot.
The mouthfeel is appropriate, medium with moderate carbonation.
Overall, loved the rye characteristics showing boldly here. Very enjoyable.
Serving type: bottle
01-25-2013 05:56:53 | More by ChugginOil
3.48/5 rDev -4.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Rye IPA hopped with Citra, poured into a Tremens glass. The nose is pleasant; sweet and malty. The taste is hops and rye, but the combination doesn't quite come together creating a weird mix of flavors with the rye somewhat holding things together. A subtle honey sweetness comes at the finish. Interesting, but not on the level of Hop Rod or Lenny's RIPA.
Serving type: growler
03-05-2011 07:24:44 | More by Wowcoolman
4/5 rDev +9.3%
05-05-2013 17:03:14 | More by e30todamax
4/5 rDev +9.3%
11-09-2012 05:37:27 | More by Beerbuddy21
3/5 rDev -18%
09-13-2013 00:14:24 | More by eulerthegrape
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
05-14-2013 05:29:15 | More by fox227
3.83/5 rDev +4.6%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Clear amber color with a frothy 2 finger slightly off white head. Excellent retention and lacing.
Nose is not what I expected. Quite lacking especially in the hop department. Slight spicy leathery notes with a little pale malt.
The flavor is a perfect representation of the name minus it saying IPA on the bottle. Again lacking a bit of a hop characteristic. But everything else is great. Nice spicy and earthy rye notes with mild fruit and a touch of citrus. Nice balance.
Mouthfeel is light bodied with a mild zesty spiciness, crisp with medium carbonation.
Overall it's a nice very drinkable beer. Lacking in hop notes and characteristics for an IPA, but good. They need bottle dates to determine if that's the reason for the lack of hops. I do recommend this for the nice rye spiciness and earthiness that is really nice.
Serving type: bottle
09-19-2011 23:45:20 | More by MrVonzipper
3.1/5 rDev -15.3%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Thanks for the bottle, Konrad! I like the color scheme on the bottle; it fits the name.
Poured it out into a pint glass. It's surprisingly translucent, with not the tiniest hint of haze. Small streams of bubbles. Looks like tea water; a simple golden yellow with slight red tinges, and a tiny ring of white head on top.
Nose has a sharp sweet fruit smell, like apple and pear. This layer is almost like a cider. Some hops come through as well, but it's dominated by the sugary fruit.
Taste is sweet malty flavors, vaguely pineapple. Lingering hops come in at the end to remind that it's an IPA, but they are very gentle. I can't pick up on the rye. Very gentle mustiness.
Mouthfeel and drinkability are both average. Overall not bad, just doesn't seem to fit the rye or IPA categories.
Serving type: bottle
02-15-2010 00:53:24 | More by shivtim
3.48/5 rDev -4.9%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Poured into a Spaten tumbler. A bright, clear orange color. Swarms of large carbonation bubbles lead to a large three finger head that is sea foam white and the same in appearance. Lace seems to be very sticky at this time.
Smell is kind of lemony, with some bread or yeast and rye spice.
Taste is bitter of a yellow grapefruit, some sweetness too. There is just a bit of rye spice to this but not at all in the front.
Mouth is crisp and the carbonation is round to spritzy. Body is delicate and the finish is average and dry.
Overall I am a little confused by this one. I couldn't get a lot of rye in the taste. This is a must try if easily obtainable but don't go beating down the trading forums for this one. Thanks to nycwinter for the chance to try this one.
Serving type: bottle
04-18-2012 07:28:51 | More by azdback
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
11-17-2013 06:52:24 | More by Booner818
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
02-17-2012 19:35:10 | More by John11486
3.98/5 rDev +8.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Pours a clear, bright orange body. A four finger, eggshell colored head rests atop. The fluffy head works its way back slowly. Fairly solid sheet of lacing blankets the glass. This is a great looking beer, I am not saying it is perfect but they do not get much better.
The nose displays an impressive amount of balance. Sweet citrusy hop aroma comes across first. There is a pleasant malt base sitting right behind. Spicy rye and warm breadiness pair well with the hops. There is not a great deal of crystal malt coming through in the nose, I appreciate that. Soft grassy hops linger in the back. I have sat on this bottle for a little bit, while it is certainly with in the appropriate time from for enjoying, I feel the hops may have died down slightly. The aroma is very pleasant none the less.
The flavor is very similar to the characteristics picked up in the nose with one huge difference, the rye. The rye simply was a complimentary aroma but is a dominant flavor. I cannot recall a Rye IPA with this much rye presence. The citrus hop flavor is noted upfront along side the rye. The earthy spiciness of the rye works well in combination with the citrusy hops. The bitterness from the hops is hard to judge, the almost astringent quality of the rye can mask it a bit. On my palate I would say the bitterness is a bit lower allowing the rye to provide the bite. Behind the rye the bready malt flavor completes the flavor profile. This is not a terribly complex beer, with many flavor transitions, but the flavors work very well together.
Medium bodied beer, the carbonation is slightly lower than what I would desire. The finish is a touch above dry. The mouthfeel is the low point for this beer. While not bad by any means, it just does not leave me as impressed as the other attributes.
Rustic Rye is a heck of a beer. I am really digging the assertiveness of the rye. The flavor combination works very well. A very drinkable beer. Big thanks to FosterJM for the bottle.
Serving type: bottle
08-23-2011 01:14:07 | More by kzoobrew
4/5 rDev +9.3%
01-22-2014 08:17:37 | More by imyourhero21
4.13/5 rDev +12.8%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Been seeing this beer on shelves for a while now but never bought one. Now that I tried their Knuckle Sndwitch I've been trying more Bootleggars stuff.
Pours a very nice orangy hazy yellow color. Very nice frothy head with very nice lacing.
In the Aroma you really get the rye. Nice hoppy citrucy aroma complements the rye character.
The flavor is great. Nice hoppy bite with the smoothness of the rye. It feels like it's missing something in the finish. Like a hop isn't biting my tongue enough. It hits the sides of your tongue but notthe center.
Mouthfeel is good. Nice dryness with a good carb.
Overall I could drink this often. If I see it on tap somewhere I'll get it for sure. It's a solid beer and I don't know why it only had a B rating on here. It's not the best ive had but it is solid.
Serving type: bottle
01-19-2011 00:20:32 | More by PeprSprYoFace
4/5 rDev +9.3%
01-29-2014 03:48:08 | More by adamant1912
4/5 rDev +9.3%
12-28-2013 22:44:34 | More by Zonian1
3.53/5 rDev -3.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Mild aroma bringing a slight spiciness, oranges, and a nice constant sweetness across the board.
Pale orange and clear with a bubbly white adhesive head, about a half finger thick. Looks kind of like a pumpkin in color actually.
Sweet almost candy-like orange flavors right up front and through the finish. It's almost like those gummi orange wedges covered in sugar. Nice spiciness from the rye hits the sides of my tongue and dances around. Slick mouthfeel, almost feels a bit wrong, but it works. Carbonation is low to moderate.
Serving type: bottle
09-24-2012 00:24:36 | More by tlazaroff
4/5 rDev +9.3%
02-25-2012 06:37:13 | More by TrojanWheels
4.25/5 rDev +16.1%
07-31-2014 01:09:12 | More by heytomcat
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
01-22-2014 01:25:38 | More by DWolf
4.25/5 rDev +16.1%
03-15-2012 05:07:09 | More by leodarko
4/5 rDev +9.3%
02-21-2014 23:22:26 | More by T_Hass
Rustic Rye IPA from Bootlegger's Brewery
83 out of 100 based on 202 ratings.


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This hotel is next to the old Dhahran Airport, now used solely as a military airbase since the new King Fahad Airport at Dammam was opened, and it's nowhere near as busy as it used to be. This is unfortunate for the hotel, as it is one of the best in the area for friendly staff, excellent food, and is very close to the town of Dhahran, the Khobar area, the Dhahran Mall, and the corporate offices of Aramco. It's a good 50 minute taxi ride at around 80/100 riyals from Dammam airport - actually quicker from Bahrain across the causeway which can be done in only 30 minutes.
The rooms are adequate, with queen size beds and effective, quiet, air conditioning.
Food in the Sands Restaurant varies from coffee and sandwiches to a nightly buffet menu at an average cost of 80 - 100 riyals for the buffet.
It can be busy in the restaurant especially on a Friday night with local families out for a meal - always a good sign.
Could do with a bit of refurbishing here and there, but that's just a paint job. As long as they keep the staff attitude as friendly as I found it, I'll certainly return to it.
Only complaint - staff in Sands restaurant are a bit too attentive - hovering around and pouncing on you to lift an empty plate the minute you've put your cutlery down. Back off a bit fellas !!
Directions: Dhahran Airport is not used any more for scheduled flights by any airline. You now arrive at King Fahd Airport in Dammam - a 50 minute taxi journey away. There is no hotel at King Fahd Airport, Dammam.
Good Hotel at Dhahran
I stayed at the Dhaharran International Hotel a little over a week while on a business trip to Dharran. I am told by a colleague that the management is not the same as before. The hotel looks nice, it is a 5 star hotel and the ammenities where good.
I had mostly the buffet breakfast and once the continental breakfast and room service one night. I was quite satisfied with the food and with the accomodation. In fact this felt almost as a home away from home. Of course, the hotel needs a bit of freshening up but I was told by the manager that in March they will begin renovation but it is definitely not run down. Of course if I were to compare it with the 5 star Holiday Inn in Al Khobar I would choose to stay at the Holiday Inn which is much newer and has nicer rooms (royal rooms if you ask me).
I have no complains of any of the two managers on site nor of their employees except for the one of one of them at the reception, only I chose to ignore his exhasperation as I had had a long day at work and was not up to discuss anything.
Unique Quality: Close to the King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals.
Close to the Gheant Mall of Dhahran.
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Better name ideas? Do We Have This? This is a kind of moral dilemma heroes will face where in order to achieve some greater goal an Innocent Bystander (or worse, an ally) has to be allowed to suffer and possibly die. Or worse, has to be actively harmed by the heroes. For example, heroes out to help a great many, such as by infiltrating and destroying a Wretched Hive or criminal organization, have to act callous to the harm done to the innocents around them, and perhaps even participate in the cruelty to keep their cover. Inversely, heroes out to concretely help a small group or individual may discover that doing so will harm a number of others. A hero with just enough money to save a Determined Widow's farm from foreclosure may discover that same money could also be used to get new school supplies for the underfunded school. This can lead to conflicts of Good Versus Good where one group of goodies, lets call them Foresters, and another one, lets call them Tree Huggers, disagree on whether or not it's acceptable to care more for the welfare of the many at the expense of the few, or the one. Tree Huggers (who are usually The McCoy) may point out that just because it's for a good goal doesn't justify harm, and a systematic view of people as expendable will only lead to a slide down to Lawful Evil. Foresters (Usually The Spock) on the other hand will argue that if the individual is held up at the expense of the many, actions toward collective safety/security/prosperity may be impossible to do fast or thoroughly enough. This creates a dichotomy between heroes who are more focused on the smaller, immediate need, and those who focus on the big picture, even at the expense of the immediate need. Here, the Tree Hugger sees the forester's mission as doomed, and the Forester sees the Tree Hugger as unfairly ignoring the needs of the many. Frequently, villains will use this dilemma paired with If You're So Evil, Eat This Kitten or a Sadistic Choice to flush out heroes who may attempt to infiltrate their group. Heroes who lean strongly towards the Tree Hugger side will be unable to go through with it, or try to somehow Take a Third Option. That said, even a hard hearted Forester who does what's necessary will also take the opportunity to help those they can so long as it doesn't interfere with their mission in a sort of Hidden Heart of Gold fashion. Authors can lean any which way on this, and which of the two is the hero depends on their own slant in a given story. That said, emotionally it's far easier to vilify Foresters for their immediate cruelty (or inaction) than it is to do the same to Tree Huggers. In fact, a favorite set up for sympathetic villains have them take the Forester's stance against a Tree Hugging hero. The dilemma can be set up many ways, but the scenario's usually boil down to these two possible Sub Tropes:
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Transforming humans into merpeople
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Its magic is active only during the Full Moon
Simulating a Full Moon with Crystals
The Tower of Light is made from its water
Planetary alignment variations:
Enhance the powers of Merpeople
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Sea Caves of Ireland were discovered by a nine year old Bella, who was living in Ireland at that time. One day, when she was walking down by the sea, she felt like she was being drawn down to the sea cave. There the full moon passed in front of the cave, turning her into a mermaid. She also was given the power to turn water into a gelatine like substance, turn gelatine into a crystal like substance, and to explode jelly or gelatine.
Another mermaid from this cave was Eva. Eva's name became quite known after she had something to do with saving the earth from a Comet. Bella found her crystal necklace in the Moon Pool's bottom of Sea Caves of Ireland.
The Moon Pool's magic is active only during a full moon. During this time, any human who jumps into the pool when the moon passes over, will be turned into a mermaid or merman, and given special individual powers. The Moon and the pool generate different magnetism and effects depending on the moon's phases and the planetary alignments. When nearing collision with a comet, the pool's temperature will rise in preparation for it.
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During a rare planetary alignment, the moon will increase the powers of a mermaid if they are in the Moon Pool during the alignment. It's unknown what enhancements Sea Caves of Ireland gives.
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At every fifty years another planetary alignment takes place. If a human-turned mermaid is in the Moon Pool during this alignment, they will lose mermaid powers, returning to Human.
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During the Lunar Eclipse, the mermaid who is in the Moon Pool, lose their powers only for 12 hours. After 12 hours, their tails will return, along with his powers.
- There are two Moon Pools in the world, one in Mako Island, in Australia and the other in the Sea Caves of Ireland, in Ireland.
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If there is one thing I absolutely could not live without at the gym, it's my iPod. I could run in my bare feet -- and I'm pretty sure there are people who actually do that on purpose -- or with my hair down -- I know there are people who do that on purpose. Shoes and scrunchies are non-essential, compared to music. If I didn't have my headphones? Dealbreaker!
So today I'm like an addict, looking for my next fix. Hump Day is a difficult day for workout motivation, considering I'm up later than usual on Tuesdays, trying to wax comedic/profound about the weekly episode of "The Biggest Loser." Sigh. Tough life.
I sent out an inquiry on Twitter for favorite workout songs, received an avalanche of awesomeness in return, and compiled the following playlist. (Thank GOD nobody suggested Katy Perry, the Played-Out Queen, or #POQ if you're tweeting.)
Coming Home -- Diddy Dirty Money feat. Skylar Grey (YouTube)
Trouble -- Pink (YouTube)
Supermassive Black Hole -- Muse (YouTube)
2 Legit 2 Quit -- MC Hammer (YouTube)
No Better Place -- Steven Curtis Chapman (YouTube)
Tonight -- Toby Mac (YouTube)
Pig -- Dave Matthews Band (YouTube)
Empire State of Mind -- Jay-Z and Alicia Keys (YouTube)
Night Fever -- Bee Gees (YouTube)
Army of Me -- Bjork (YouTube)
Beautiful -- Joydrop (YouTube)
Club Can't Handle Me -- Flo Rida (YouTube)
Dynamite -- Taio Cruz (YouTube)
Dog Days Are Over -- Florence and the Machine (YouTube)
Get Back -- Ludacris (YouTube)
Midnight Show -- The Killers (YouTube)
These are my contributions -- today. Ask me tomorrow and I might give you something different.
You Will Leave A Mark -- A Silent Film (YouTube)
My Body -- Young The Giant (YouTube)
And always, always, listen to Switchfoot's Dare You To Move on your way to your workout. Especially if it's in the morning!
Thanks to all my SUPER Twitter buds for basically writing this blog for me. Hope you all find a song to make you soar today!


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import java.util.Set;
import org.netbeans.api.lexer.LanguagePath;
import org.netbeans.api.lexer.InputAttributes;
import org.netbeans.api.lexer.TokenId;
import org.netbeans.lib.lexer.token.AbstractToken;
* Browsable list of tokens.
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* {@link org.netbeans.api.lexer.TokenSequence} delegates
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* Get absolute offset of the token at the given index in the token list.
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* For branch token lists the {@link #updateStartOffsetShift()} ensures
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* @return number of modifications performed to the list.
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* Returns -1 if this list is constructed for immutable input and cannot be mutated.
int modCount();
* Get absolute offset of the child token with the given raw offset
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int childTokenOffset(int rawOffset);
* Get character of a token from the character sequence represented
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* @param rawOffset raw offset of the child token.
* The given offset value may need to be preprocessed before using (it depends
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* @param index index inside the token's text that should be returned.
* This value cannot be simply added to the previous parameter
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* @return appropriate character that the token has requested.
char childTokenCharAt(int rawOffset, int index);
* Get the root token list of the token list hierarchy.
TokenList<?> root();
* Get token hierarchy operation for this token list or null
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TokenHierarchyOperation<?,?> tokenHierarchyOperation();
* Extra attributes related to the input being lexed.
InputAttributes inputAttributes();
* Get lookahead information for the token at the existing token index.
*

* Lookahead is number of characters that the lexer has read
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*

* This information allows the lexer to know whether modifications
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*

* In general only mutable token lists benefit from this information
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*

* @param index index of the existing token.
* @return >=0 number of characters that the lexer has read
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int lookahead(int index);
* Get state information for the token at the existing token index.
*

* It is an object defining lexer's state after recognition
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*

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*

* In general only mutable token lists benefit from this information
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*

* @param index index of the existing token.
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* This could happen if a batch token list would use token id filter.
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* If the token list is continuous the TokenSequence
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Quote:There simply is a huge difference between a dark site and a not so dark site. There are 3 images below. The first one is from a mildly dark site. The other two are from my backyard that has intense sky glow(Humidity might make it worse?). One of the images in my backyard was without a filter. The other one was with the strongest LP filter you can buy. As you can see it really didn't make a difference. These are all 23-30 second ISO 6400 single exposures.
Quote:David the only way to get around using short (for me less then 60 sec) exposures are 1) Observing from a dark sky location, so no filters are required and use a fairly fast focal ratio of F3 to 5.2) Observe from a city but use filters and a must would be a very fast focal ratio of F2 or greater.Now using F2 or greater would require some extra aperture like 11" or more so the image scale esp. for the galaxies provides a decent size scale.Now with us having VirtualDub filters to take care of the amp glow and hot/warm pixels that is much more prevailent with the EXView HAD CCD sensor, perhaps one could now obtain good results going longer then 60 secs.Jim Thompson's amp glow masks were created with the standard CCD sensor, so you might have to make your own to be effective when using the EXView HAD chip.Chris


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Consider yourself warned. When your phone lights up with tweets Sunday about a gunman at Westfield Annapolis Mall, relax, it's only a drill.
The Anne Arundel County Police Department will conduct an active shooter simulation training exercise Sunday morning at Westfield Annapolis Mall.
The mall will be closed to the public during the exercise.
Full contingencies of emergency equipment will be on hand to simulate a real life active shooter, according to police.
The Anne Arundel County Police Department will send out advisories leading up to and during the event via Reverse 911, Nixle messaging, Facebook and Twitter. Members of the Annapolis Police Department and the Anne Arundel County Fire Department will also participate in the drill.
The exercise will before the mall opens for business, so there will be no disruption to normal business activities.


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Keith Toston will start for the Jaguars ahead of Richard Murphy in place of the injured Montell Owens on Sunday. We break down the fantasy implications.
Montell Owens has been marked inactive for Sunday's game between the Jaguars and Titans after his knee acted up in warm-ups. We break down the fantasy implications.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are placing left guard Michael Brewster on injured reserve.
The Jaguars re-signed Steve Vallos and released Keith Toston, as Jacksonville gets ready to take on the Indianapolis Colts in Week 10.
The Jags shuffle the roster, and cut backup QB John Parker Wilson.
The Jacksonville Jaguars will sign free agent running back Keith Toston after Maurice Jones-Drew was diagnosed with a foot sprain.
The Jacksonville Jaguars will bring back running back Keith Toston, according to a report.
Maurice Jones-Drew and the Jaguars settled on an undisclosed fine amount that will force the running back to forfeit some of his bonus.
The Jacksonville Jaguars had some offensive struggles early, but rallied in the second half to beat the Atlanta Falcons 24-14 to close out the 2012 NFL preseason.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have released running back DuJuan Harris as one of the early cuts to trim the roster from 90 to 75 players.
Rams news across the web, 9/15/2011
It's time for the St. Louis Rams' newest game of Steven Jackson injury bingo, this time relating to his hip.
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As filmmaking and storytelling, 'The Godfather' remains a bravura piece of work, its set pieces, dialogue and performances entrenched cinematic icons.
Nathan Farish
Wow, Only 6/10 for the godfather?
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Daniel Boni
I love you too sir
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Kenneth W.
^That'll do
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Larry David
No, RT f-cked up again. Click on the review. Time Out gave it 5 stars.
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