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The New Year. Sounds good, from western Puerto Rico.
The new year sounded good from the aquamarine waters of western Puerto Rico, where we had the luck to spend New Year's Eve. This is the door to tranquillity at Crushboat beach at Aguadilla. And this is the very first … Continue reading
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These images tell a story of people's beliefs. I shot them during the last week of 2013, so it is fitting they begin 2014 for Skate of the Web.
Street Art photoshoot from Santurce es Ley
Some great street art from an initiative held to increase attention over a part of the Santurce area –the Calle Cerra– which is somehow in decadence. Beautiful murals, nice buildings and bars (drink a beer at the Watusi!), even a … Continue reading


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Street Fighter x Tekken Live Video Footage and First Impressions
Capcom has successfully combined two of the greatest fighting classics of our time. They've broken the boundaries that define each individual series and have created an entirely unique gaming experience that will stand up on its own. On the second day of Evo 2011, I was able to get my hands Street Fighter x Tekken.
First let me say that Street Fighter x Tekken is truly impressive. It harmoniously blends elements which are traditionally present in the Street Fighter series with those typically found in Tekken titles. The juggling mechanics for example impart a new feel to the Street Fighter universe. Paired with a control scheme reminiscent of most Street Fighter games, Street Fighter x Tekken is genuinely shaping into a complex fighting system.
The cross-over combos add an even more intricate level to combat. Similar to Marvel Vs. Capcom's famous character swapping, Street Fighter x Tekken will now feature the ability to switch between characters and the ability to perform special dual techniques.
Super Street Fighter 4 (SSF4) seems to be one of the biggest influences upon Street Fighter x Tekken. While playing at Evo, I noticed the ability to use guard-breaking moves similar to the ones present in SSF4. In fact, my opponent managed to somehow combine juggling mastery with perfect cross-over combos AND flawless guard breaks from the moment he picked up the fight stick. Even though I got my ass kicked from start to finish, it was worth the twenty minute wait in line.
Graphically Street Fighter x Tekken closely resembles SSF4 but with more intensity. The colors are vibrant and the textures greatly enhance the overall look and feel of the game. The Tekken characters in particular look right at home among the Street Fighter heavy hitters. Kazuya is a beast among men. His battered body and enormously muscular frame suit the new art form well.
The roster at boasts over 18 playable characters bringing back favorites and newbies alike. Cole MacGrath, the electric man from the Infamous series, will be an exclusive character for the PS3/Playstation Vita.
Overall I am very impressed with what I have seen of Street Fighter x Tekken. Many essentials are improved, and the facets that are new in this edition seem to be relatively balanced. Street Fighter x Tekken has the potential to appeal to both fan bases. Street Fighter fans will be familiar with the aesthetics and pleased with the functionality. Tekken fans won't be left behind. The new juggling aspects of the battle system will prove to ease the learning curve for Tekken fans unfamiliar with Street Fighter gameplay.
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GEOMETRY & TOPOLOGY AT PRINCETON: Khovanov homology in characteristic two and involutive monopole Floer homology
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1:00pm to 1:20pm
There are various spectral sequences starting from the Khovanov homology of a link in S^3 (which is an algebraically defined quantum invariant) to various versions of Floer homology (which are invariants with a more analytical nature). In this talk, we discuss what are the implications in this context of the conjugation symmetry in Seiberg-Witten theory.
Francesco Lin
Princeton University
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Douglasville CVB hosting Bridal Showcase in August
The Douglasville Convention and Visitors Bureau will host the Behind the Veil Bridal Showcase on August 20, at the Douglasville Conference Center, 6700 Church Street from 2:00pm to 5:00pm. The Bridal Showcase is an initiative created by the Tourism Program Manager, Samantha Rosado. "Behind the Veil" is designed to assist newly engaged couples in the…Read More


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The St Thomas Lupus Trust: Charity Commission inquiry.
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A statement of the results of a commission inquiry into The St Thomas Lupus Trust (registered charity number 1010523).
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Plans to extend law on texting and driving are scrapped
Government plans to prohibit the use of social media apps while driving have been dropped from new road traffic legislation.
Steps had been taken to legislate for the banning of all texting and internet access while driving, but the initiative has now been shelved due to time constraints imposed by the upcoming election.
Last year the Heads of the new Road Traffic Bill featured a provision that prohibited the use of apps such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Snapchat and Viber while behind the wheel.
Currently it is an offence for a driver to send an SMS text message or to hold a mobile phone while operating a vehicle.
Announcing the change in strategy, a spokesperson for Transport Minister Paschal Donohoe said that the issue of electronic devices leading to driver distraction will be re-examined at a later date.
The new Road Traffic Bill will instead deal with drug driving and the mutual recognition of driver disqualification with the UK.
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Wednesday, October 6, 2010
PLAYOFF GRAMMAR for October 6, 2010
2 comments:
- keps1230 said...
So you, like many other lady Twins fans are crushin on Joe for his good looks. I don't buy Joe Mauer stuff b/c I love all of the twins and don't like to be looked at as one of "those girls" (you know the ones i'm talking about, the Chipper Jones girls and the derek jeeter girls). Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't kick him out of bed for eating crackers.... :)
Anyway... I don't know if you've seen this or not, but check it out...
I was a super lucky lady this year and got to meet a TON of the twins players... Including Joe, who was soooo nice. Most of them were (other than Rausch and Delmon...) Anyway, I thought you'd like to see the photos... It took a few weeks to come down off the cloud I was walking on!! :)
PS, GO TWINS! (good luck to your Phillies too!)
- October 6, 2010 at 12:05 PM
- THE GRAMMARPHILE said...
LOL...I love the Twins for their TALENT as well as their attractiveness. (I loaded my fantasy teams with Twins this year, which I couldn't do if they were only cute, haha.) I'm convinced Minnesota and Texas have the best-looking teams, by the way. ;) But if you look hard enough, there are BILFs (hehe) on every team!
I just read that blog entry of yours--you are SO LUCKY! Wow! The pictures are fantastic, and you look like you're having the time of your life! I have always heard wonderful things about Joe--I'm not surprised he was super-sweet. The Twins I have met have all been really nice (Morneau, Tolbert, Butera, Crain, Mahay, Guerrier, and Baker--although Baker gave me a weird look because I had Phillies AND Twins gear on when I met him). I met them all at the Phils/Twins series in Philly this past summer. Morneau and Mahay were the nicest, and Tolbert cracked me up because he looked so surprised that someone was calling out to him after he was done his warm-ups! (Everyone else was yelling for Cuddyer and Span; I decided to be the maverick.)
So Rauch wasn't nice??? That KILLS me. I love him, and I've always really wanted to meet him. (Plus I also think he's gorgeous...as long as he keeps his hat on, haha.)
I have met most of the current Phillies, so I totally know how it is to meet so many guys on your very favorite team...it's the best feeling in the world, especially when the guys are sweet and personable! (Of the Phillies, Hamels, Lidge and Halladay were the friendliest ones I've met, but all but Werth have been quite nice.)
GO TWINS, indeed! And GO, PHILLIES! Soooooo excited to watch these games!
- October 6, 2010 at 1:04 PM


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Disclaimers on everything that is not mine, especially this Anime.
The Past,
By Winterwing3000
"Sesshomaru!" the low voice of the dog demon father bellowed through the split house.
Obediently, a young teenager with long silver hair and a cold expression on his face walked out of his room and looked down at his father from the top of the stairs. "You called Chichi-ue?" he asked coolly, hands inside his jean pockets.
"Come down here, there is someone who you need to meet." InuTaisho requested, turning into the living room.
"Hn…" Sesshomaru walked down the stairs and headed into the living room, greeted with the sight of the family who lived right next to them. The couple's daughter, who looked no older than ten was sitting primly next to her mother on the couch. Hands folded on her lap, ankles crossed, head kept low but with a straight body. Her long brown hair was braided into two pigtails down the side of her head, contrasting greatly against her pale yellow sunflower summer dress.
His father, and despicably, his step-mother and half-brother was sitting across them, and an empty seat was next to his father, where he knew that he would be sitting… since this didn't look like a quick greeting.
"InuTaisho-san, it is good to see that you've kept your word. I see that you've already decided?" The father of the young daughter said.
"Hai, now down to business Ichiro-san. I understand that you wish to hand your daughter over to our family for her safety and that it is the only way for the circumstances that you've been placed under… however, do you not think that she is still too young for marriage?" InuTaisho voiced his concern, giving the other man a chance to change his mind.
"It cannot be helped InuTaisho-san. Now have you chosen who would be her husband?" Ichigo asked, eyes darting from 15 year-old Sesshomaru to the 12 year-old Inuyasha. Though the brothers were physically alike, Ichigo knew that their personalities were different.
"Sesshomaru." Sesshomaru glared at his father at the corner of his amber eyes. He was to be wed to this… human filth? Even though a long descendent of the Royal Family, it was decided without his consent.
"I refuse." The teen voiced, causing everyone's head to turn his way as he stood. Most of Sesshomaru's attention was at the girl, who finally raised her head to look at him. He noticed her pale, yet healthy complexion with rosy cheeks and stunning honey-brown eyes. The way that they shine and filled with innocence caught him in a trance.
"You have no choice in the matter Sesshomaru, or are you willing to allow an innocent girl to fall to her end?" his father snapped at him, eyes narrowed dangerously and flickering with disappointment.
"I will not degrade myself into marrying a human wench. Inuyasha can have her, after all… he's half-human if I remember correctly." The older son sneered, as Inuyasha got to his feet ready to jump his brother.
"Why you son of a—!" the younger boy exclaimed, rolling his sleeves up.
"Inuyasha! Watch your language! And did I raise you to act like this in front of guests!" Izayoi reprimanded.
Growling, Inuyasha sat down on the seat, his dog-ears dropping a bit.
"Sesshomaru! You will marry this girl, no matter what you say! You will protect her whether you like her or not." InuTaisho said sharply to his eldest son and returned his attention to the small family.
"Do not worry about my son. He is a bit tempered when it comes to these things, however, we are still nonetheless, happy to have an addition to our family. And it is good to have a daughter-in-law." The dog demon said to Ichiro.
"Arigatou gozamaisu, we are in debt of you InuTaisho-san. Please, take good care of our daughter. She is all that we have left." Ichiro's wife said, speaking in a clear but obviously in a grieving tone as she looked sadly at her quiet daughter, whose head was bowed once more.
"Rin…" the mother urged.
The girl stood up and walked up to InuTaisho and Izayoi. As she stopped in front of them, Rin gave a small bow. "Domo arigatou InuTaisho-sama, Izayoi-sama. I'm grateful of your hospitality."
"Nonsense! You are always welcomed here my dear! Being the only woman in the house is quite pressuring." Izayoi reassured, patting the girl on the shoulder.
The quiet little girl nodded and walked over to her fiancée. Sesshomaru stayed standing, towering over the girl's short frame. Rin only reached up to his waist, which was pretty tall for a girl at the age of pre-maturing since he was standing at a full six feet one. As the girl stood in front of him, she looked up at him, bangs brushing from her child-like face and around her glowing tawny eyes.
Sesshomaru searched her eyes for any resentment, fear or even anger but found none. All he saw was acceptance and others that blended together in her eyes. Before he could look deeper, she bowed to him. "Teishu, I will look forward to our future."
"Hn… I as well…" Sesshomaru replied nonchalantly, finding her maturity of her age quite intriguing and he had no choice anyways.
Rin busily, wiped the counter of her new home for the past two months. Her husband's family wasn't so bad… her mother-in-law was really kind, her father-in-law wasn't as serious at he seemed, her brother-in-law was fun to watch and her husband…
The ten year old girl sighed and stopped wiping the countertop, hanged the towel on the racks and went to the living room. Her husband was… cold and emotionless… but somehow very kind in a way. He was hard to reach to but that was okay. He was only in this because she needed his protection. The marriage was permanent and legal… and so was the mark on her neck.
Rin went to gather the laundry from the bathroom, quietly walking past the master bedroom on the ground floor. Izayoi-sama was sleeping, since she had been ill for the past month. InuTaisho-sama was at work, as were her parents. Inuyasha-gikei and teishu were still at school, since they were older than her, they were in junior and high school. Being only in elementary school, she returned home two hours earlier than they, so Rin always took up the job of cleaning the house when Izayoi-sama was resting.
Opening the bathroom door, the ten-year-old wife picked up the clothes and put them into a plastic carrier.
Sure she was only 10, but that didn't mean a thing. She was trained diligently by her mother to be a proper lady at the age of five. Learning how to cook, sew, and clean was a breeze as Otou-san said to her when he saw her work. However, she only lacked in growing up department. Okaa-san has taught her of what would occur during one's marriage; the sexual intercourse, the marking, the results of it all. But not all of that took place.
Her husband hasn't forced her to lay with him but has marked her. Every time there was this tingling between her neck and right shoulder, where a bluish crescent laid. Whenever she bathed, she would finger the marking and feel a jolt. Rin concluded that it was just a response to her husband's marking. It told her husband that she was safe and well.
But what was the point… when he could careless about her?
Lifting the carrier with both of her hands, she stumbled further down the hall to the basement door, unlocked it and went down to prepare the wash.
There were times where she would wait at night for him, sitting on their bed and looking at the door, all prepared for bed. And then… when it was past midnight, he would come in, haziness in his eyes and unbalance-ness in his steps. He would come up to her, sometimes glare drunkenly at her and maybe even slap her or hurt her a bit when she never responded to his harshness.
The first time he had laid a hand on her abusively was a week after their marriage. His eyes had turned red, markings ripped on his face and hands. He growled predatorily at her and grabbed her wrists, yanking her up from the bed and half-dangled in the air. Rin winced at the short pain at her wrists, where his long claws were attacking them, but there was little fear in her heart.
When he was unsatisfied from her scent of fear, he narrowed his bleeding eyes at her and bit viciously at her neck, where he had marked her. A surge of white horror claimed her body and she had started trembling violently, struggling against him. "T-teishu? You a-are hurting me." Rin whimpered when she felt blood seeping from her wound.
Then he had stopped and threw her on the bed, realizing what he had done and left the room with a quick snap at the door. In the mornings, they would act as if nothing had happened, though the family would give them suspicious looks when Rin wore collared shirts during the summer. But when they were left alone, Rin would tell him softly that she forgave him and lightly peck him on the cheek, though still a bit fearful on the inside.
Rin wiped the light sheen of sweat that appeared on her face with the corner of her white apron. So much clothing and carrying them down to the cool basement was a difficult job in the summer. It was nearly the end of September and yet the summer heat remained. Rin wished to enjoy staying down in the cool cellar, but she had to take care of Izayoi-sama, it was time for her to take a walk.
Heading back upstairs, the little wife went to her mother-in-law's room and knocked. Rin opened the door when Izayoi told her come in and helped her dress and brought her to the large backyard, where the two female always took a nice long stroll before dinner.
"Oh!" Rin exclaimed.
"Nan desu ka, yome?" Izayoi turned to her young daughter.
"I forgot to turn the wash on. Sit here Izayoi-sama and I'll be right back." the young girl helped the mother onto a wooden bench nearby a fountain and then fled to the house.
"Such a wonderful daughter… it is a wonder that she can stand Sesshomaru." Izayoi shook her head, chuckling.
Rin panted slightly as she finally came to the backdoor. Unlocking it, she scrambled quickly into the house and down the basement, wishing to not keep her mother-in-law waiting long.
When she heard footsteps upstairs, Rin thought that it was her husband and Inuyasha-gikei so she headed up to greet them. However, what she found was the least she expected.
Her parents were dangling from ropes on the beam above the doorway. Lacerations were all over their body and two people were standing by them, katanas stained with crimson liquid that dripped onto the carpet. When they heard her gasp, their beady eyes behind the ski mask turned to her and advanced.
Rin ran, her legs burning with pain as she tripped against the hardwood floor and as her feet scraped against it. Panic rushed into her veins and fear gripped tightly in her chest…
Sesshomaru! Teishu! She screamed in her mind as she ran blindly up to their room and locked the door behind her. Rin backed up to the end of their room, tripped over the bed and fell over to the other side of the mattress. There were scratching noises and attempts of ramming into the door. The wooden door would now and then shudder, but not give away.
Frightening tears welled up in her eyes as Rin tremblingly reached up and squeezed at her mate's mark, hoping for some assurance and wished that they would just leave and forget about her. The moon pulsed strongly, telling her that she will be safe.
But… the door broke down…
Sesshomaru stared up at the plain sky. He was supposed to be in a study, but the teacher was absent, so the students did as they pleased. And he chose to head up to the roof of the school and lounge around while the others went to make mischief.
It had already been two months and things had been complicated at some nights.
His wife, she was truly something. She acted brave and selfless around him, forgiving and acknowledging even though he closed up on her and sometimes even hurt her. Why does he do that?
Simple. She plagues him. That smile that she wore every time. The way she would look at him with those shining eyes. He would feel the independence aura around her. Why was she unafraid of him? It makes him frustrated to see that she is unaffected by his coldness, it made him despise her even more… no, he couldn't hate such a gentle and innocent creature, despise, yes, but not hate.
Why did he mark her? Was it for the sense of her protection? That she was now his responsibility, his property? No… it was for pride. He married her to provide her protection and his family's vow to hers. Breaking a vow is the lowest thing that he would do.
She was also a hard worker. Since his… stepmother was currently ill, and his wife, being the other woman of the family took charge of preparing meals, cleaning the house and other housewife chores like a regular married 20-year-old wife, though she was only half the age. Sesshomaru hated to admit it, but she was unique, helpful and loyal… and mature.
She was perhaps, groomed differently from all the other girls of her age. The way she spoke, the way she acted around his parents, the way she acted as she took care of things. Her voice would always be soft and polite. Her manners were the utmost respecting. Her posture would always be perfect. There was not one single fault that he could find about her.
For some reason… he couldn't help but admire her courage and self-determination. She acts if nothing is wrong, she accepts things too easily. She somehow always makes him feel at ease… somehow always affect him. Whether it was on the outside or the inside, there was something that would always be new to him. It was as if she lighted his way to newer things. As if she showed him the things that he has yet to know of…
Suddenly, a shock traveled through his blood, turning it cold as his marking pulsed furiously.
Something was wrong… his mate was calling. The fear… her fear speed through his body and he heard her pleas. Sesshomaru! Teishu!
Anger flashed in his amber eyes as he prepared himself for a flight. Summoning his cloud, Sesshomaru flew towards his house as quick as he can.
The birds parted ways as he sped passed them and the wind whipped at his long mane, trailing like silver streaks across the blue cloudless sky.
The pulsing on his forehead increase, beating rapidly as he felt Rin's heartbeat increased. Damnit, why was his school nearly halfway across the city!
The houses and apartments flickered below him, blobs of colors and ant-sized humans looked up when they saw the quick dusty cloud.
As he saw some more forests parts of the city, relief didn't make its way to his head since the throbbing was multiplied ten-fold. His wife must be having a shock attack. His heart clenched at the thought… but why?
Sense of responsibility, of duty, of pride… of… worry…?
Finally reaching his home, Sesshomaru sniffed the scent and tension that hung in the air. His smelt blood… lots of blood. And one of them was his mate's.
His stepmother's scent was deeper into the forest, so she was safe. The demon quickly rushed into the house through the back glass doors, shattering them as he barraged right through it. The smell of blood nauseated him. The sight of Rin's parents hanging at front door made his insides churn.
"Sess-!" a feminine voice cried from upstairs.
There was a shattering of glass and Sesshomaru sped up to the second floor and into his bedroom. There were a total of four people in his bedroom.
Two dressed in black ski masks with swords, one in a miko garb, and his wife who was pushed back to the windows. The miko was standing right by Rin, half protecting her from the two men who stood in front of the two girls. However, now all eyes were on him.
"T-tei…" Rin sobbed, but was cut off when the miko threw a ball of blue purifying power towards him and the other two intruders.
At the attack, Sesshomaru lashed out his light-beam whip to slash at the energy, keeping him from being nullified. He got to his feet from the crouching position and prepared to attack the miko, trying to find an opening where he could inflict damage without injuring his mate.
"We're leaving. Die, you youkais." The miko muttered, tossing another pack of purifying energy at them, turning the murderers into ashes as Sesshomaru fell to the floor, merely remaining paralyzed.
"IIE! Teishu!" Rin struggled against the holy woman's hold around her waist, one arm reaching out desperately for him to pull her back.
Sesshomaru's face turned into a dark scowl as he pushed his body up, his clawed hand only inches away from her petite fingers. "He is a youkai. And youkais do not mix with humans." The miko said harshly, white-blue light illuminating around the two females.
"Iie! He is my husband! Teishu!" Rin screamed as Sesshomaru watched with a twisting heart as they started fading by particles from the light.
"Teishu! Onegai! Save me! SESSHOMARU!" Rin screamed for the last time, tears following down her cheeks, her hand missing his as she finally teleported away from the house.
The blue light faded and he lay there, staring at the spot where Rin was originally standing. Her pleas, her screams, her tears… they were all depending on him… and he failed… she was his… his responsibility, his pride, his… Realization dawned upon Sesshomaru when he found the whole house silent.
"RIIIINNNNNNNN!" His anguish howl lasted throughout the entire city, scaring the animals and putting the birds to flight.
The light and love of his life… disappear… right in front of his eyes.
AN: I know that this story is really really unexpected but… I'm going to finish this before I continue with FMSK and Options! -cowers behind desks- I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry! Don't kill me! But no worries (I hope!) since this story would only be five chapters long, with chapter six as a review replying corner. It would either be five chapters (if I don't plan on an epilogue) or it will be six. So … uh… review? Onegai?


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On The Record: How to Cite Evidence
Why is
citing evidence
so important?
Makes arguments stronger
People who can back up an opinion with evidence are taken more seriously
Not citing correctly is plagiarism
What is
Evidence is something that provides proof or leads to a conclusion
We use ACE to answer short response questions.
Using the ACE method will help you provide complete answers.
It is important that you complete each step. Skipping steps will result in incomplete answers.
Put it all
together with ACE!
Using ACE, answer the following questions for homework:
I will be able to cite textual evidence to support my analysis of the text.
"Getting into fights on airline flights over shrinking space"
A. What is the central idea?
B. Is there more than one central idea?
C. Cite evidence (supporting details)
from the text to support your
determination of the central idea.
Direct Quotes:
MLA Style
Tips for choosing evidence
MUST be from the text
NOT your opinion
IS facts and examples
SUPPORTS your claim
Do Now
When you cite evidence directly from a text, you MUST:
put it in quotations
cite the author in parentheses (after the evidence, but before the period)
"The drop in milk drinking in 2011 and 2012 was the biggest in more than 10 years" (Star Tribune).
Example of a Correct MLA Citation
Begin quote
End quote
(after the quote)
Period after the citation
Evidence can be found in the supporting details
Next Step:
Putting Evidence into a Sentence
When we cite evidence, it is important to make it a complete sentence.
Do not just leave your evidence floating on its own, use a sentence starter to introduce it.
According to the text, "The drop in milk drinking in 2011 and 2012 was the biggest in more than 10 years" (Star Tribune).
Example: How to Introduce Evidence
Sentence Starter
If we determine that the central idea of this video is that K9 Advantix is better than Frontline, then what are two pieces of evidence to support that claim?
Checking for Understanding
Check for Understanding
Check for Understanding
1. What is the central idea of the section "No Airline Apologies"? Support your answer with evidence from the text.
2. What is the central idea of the section "Paying More for Legroom"? Support your answer with evidence from the text.
Article: "Getting into fights on airline flights over shrinking space"
If the central idea of the paragraph is that milk is no longer popular, cite a piece of evidence to support it. Make sure you use MLA format and a sentence starter!
Milk, it seems, has lost its central place at the American table. Recently, the dairy industry even ended its beloved "Got milk?" advertising campaign. The ad campaign featured celebrities with milk mustaches. It became one of the most famous ads in advertising history. New milk ads will promote the health benefits of milk. And even the most devoted milk drinkers — kids — aren't drinking as much as they once did. Nearly one out of four preteens don't drink any milk on a given day. And just 18 percent of preteens drink milk three times a day. This is down from 31 percent in 1978, according to a report from the Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Use the ACE method to answer this question: What is the central idea of the paragraph?
Milk "is really one of our best sources of vitamin D and calcium," said Deb Sheats. She is a nutrition professor at St. Catherine University in St. Paul. Both necessary for good health, they often get left out of the American diet. Enter the "plant" milks — soy, almond and so on. They're not really milk, but they are advertised that way. "Plant" milks have just as much if not more calcium and vitamin D, which are added in the factory. But they are more expensive.
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LONDON/FRANKFURT, May 30 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank and Bank of England set out detailed proposals on Friday to boost the market for asset-backed securities in the European Union.
The so-called ABS market for packaged debt bundles of loans slumped after the 2008 financial crisis but is now seen as necessary to help build a stronger economy.
Last month the two central banks said public intervention to kick-start the market. They accused global regulators of taking too tough a stance on the sector.
The proposals in Friday's report aim to reduce the risk of securitised debt by limiting its tendency to concentrate risk in institutions vital to the financial system, as well as to make their performance more predictable.
"Involvement in this market by the authorities may be desirable to support its revitalisation in a more robust form," the paper said, adding it was now seeking industry feedback.
It suggested following the model already adopted for asset-backed securities eligible for central bank transactions, which aim to identify products that are simple, robust and transparent, enabling investors to accurately assess risks.
It also said they may warrant specific capital treatment and said that credit registers which provide data on whether small and medium-sized businesses default on loans should become more open.
* To read the full report, go to www.ecb.europa.eu/ or www.bankofengland.co.uk/ (Reporting by David Milliken and Eva Taylor)


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Making yourself fly tutorial. [photoshop]
How exactly do you make this epic flying effect?
Ps. Inspiration for this picture: Cole Rise.
Step 1: Take 2 pictures. The first picture should be of your background as seen here. This is called the background plate.
Step 2: Without moving the camera, take a second picture in which you sit on an office chair and pretend to "fly". You should take out the back rest part of the chair by unscrewing the bolt below the chair. The images should look like this. Use the timer on the camera.
Tip: Minor movement of the camera are acceptable, and will not be noticed in the final result.
Step 3: PHOTOSHOP! In the picture with yourself chilling on a chair, use the pen tool to draw a mask around yourself. Then cut yourself out of the picture with the chair and paste yourself into the background plate. Add some drop shadows to yourself, and your done. That was easy!


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Canada on Wednesday announced a stunning archaeological find: the wreck of a British ship lost in the Arctic 157 years ago that played a major role in 19th century exploration of the region.
It is the wreck of the HMS Investigator, a ship sent by London in 1850 to try to locate the crew of explorer Sir John Franklin, which went missing in the same region years earlier and was never located.
The vessel was located on Sunday with the help of sonar, just about 15 minutes after searchers started looking, national parks official Marc-Andre Bernier told reporters.
It lay just 11 meters (36 feet) below the sea in a bay at Banks island, in the west of the Arctic archipelago, near where the crew abandoned ship in 1853 after spending three winters on the ice, said Bernier, chief of underwater archeology at Parks Canada.
The find is "definitely of the utmost importance. This is the ship that sailed the last leg of the Northwest Passage and in doing so McClure and his crew were credited with finding the Northwest Passage," Bernier said.
"It's the history of a crew of over 60 men that had to winter two times in the Arctic and being locked two years in the ice. So you can imagine the hopes and the (disappointment) of not seeing the ship being freed in the summer and not knowing if they were going to survive," he added.


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I haven't explored just how SysReserved places WinRe on the F8 Advanced Boot Tools menu, only that it does.
Even on a Win7 factory install which customizes WinRe to contain Factory Recovery, there is always a SysReserved partition in the mix.
As for MBR, referring to it being "on" a certain partition is common shorthand around here for "System Active." It is simply too complicated to explain otherwise.
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I haven't explored just how SysReserved places WinRe on the F8 Advanced Boot Tools menu, only that it does. Even on a factory install which customizes WinRe in Win7 to contain Factory Recovery, there is always a 100mb SysReserved partition in the mix.
As for MBR, referring to it being on a certain partition is common shorthand around here for "System Active." It is simply too complicated to explain otherwise, although the story of how the El Torito sector got its name is pretty cool.
you know I bite easily...... It's not complicated.
What I know about the El Torito sector was a bunch of software engineers over a class of red figuring out how to get a CD to boot.
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Mike - It really is both complicated and confusing to try to explain, far more than I wish to quote correctly when helping a dozen people a day resolve complicated boot problems. Perhaps it is enough that we fix more of these here than all the other forums (including MS's own) put together.
I like that story about how the boot sector was sketched out on a cocktail napkin at the El Torito restaurant in Silicon Valley. I imagine going there for lunch and seeing it framed on the wall.
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gregrocker, I only wanted to let you know that I am one of those people who refuses to have the 100MB partition. I have had three different win 7 machines with the System Reserved that caused me all kinds of grief. For some reason, the system reserved would fill up and therefore I could not do a system image or backup in control panel.
Microsoft has known that it has been a problem for numerous people but has not done anything to correct it. According to MSFT, you have to have a minimum of 40MB free space in sys res. in order to do a backup through control panel. They told me that control panel uses sys res to build a temp folder to store info for the sys image. when it gets a certain amt, it then transfers it to your backup location. but, if you do not have the 40MB backup will fail by telling you there is not sufficient space in your backup location! The correct reason is there is not sufficient space in the system reserve. I have never had a problem without the 100 MB partition. I will not deny that the sys res. has its advantages, but the disadvantages it causes me, far outweighs them.
I am not an MVP or anything close, but I have investigated this issue to the end, and am very familiar with what is happening. I know many who like it and want it and that is fine for them, just not for me.
FWIW, I am only angry with microsoft. They have known of this problem for over two years that I know of. It should be very simple for them to solve. But, they have made no attempt to try a fix. To an average person like me, the price they charge for the OS and their finicky rules about how many machines I can put it on ( for something I Bought) and them not fixing a problem that they are aware of, is inexcusable. Just my opinion.
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I am not a friend of the 100MB partition. But I think they have a reason to go down this route. They are preparing for EFI (an Intel developed standard to replace the BIOS). Extensible Firmware Interface - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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essenbe - I am familar with your issue as we deal with it here regularly. Perhaps SysReserved was written to during factory install or Dual Boot, or has been given a letter which lets some program write to it. Did yours have a letter?
Just yesterday here a Dual Boot couldn't be established using SysReserved. Unlettered SysReserved was almost full so I had OP enlarge his 100mb to 200mb and it was able to update the boot files.
MS must know about this by now.
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Windows 7 Enterprise X64/Windows 10 Enterprise X64/Windows 10 Pro X64/Linux Mint
gregrocker, I can personally assure you that Microsoft is aware of the issue, as I have made such an issue with it I kept getting pushed up the ladder. They are quite aware of the issue and have done nothing to correct it. Mine did not have a letter. I can tell you my personal opinion on this issue. For some reason, by talking with others with the same pronlem one name kept popping up. Acronis. Acronis uses control panel( in fact takes over CP) for their backups. There are a few other image programs that use the 100MB partition to do their job. I think those are the culprit. I also believe from discussions that some AV programs do similar things. I guess that is their job, but it causes issues. The part I don't understand is I have helped people(with some of your tutorials here) to increase the size of the partition to as much as 350MB ( according to Microsoft I think 380 is the max). Whatever program was in there just grew with the increased size and you still could not do a system image.
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Just yesterday here a Dual Boot couldn't be established using SysReserved. Unlettered SysReserved was almost full so I had OP enlarge his 100mb to 200mb and it was able to update the boot files.
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I heard from someone on the forum that MS reduced it from 200MB because of people complaining who wanted to run small SSD drives. Who knows???
Mine bounces around a bit but hasn't caused problems. If it does I'll make it bigger or get rid of it (the proper way).
Why don't you look inside it to see what's using what? The only thing I can see that can vary substantially is the system volume information folder.
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I've been a huge fan of all those dahlia earrings popping up on etsy lately, and then realized that the flower shape was always exactly the same, and they were always the same size (15 mm). And then I was reading Stitch-Craft the other day, and she talked about getting a mold that made those exact same dahlias I'd been craving! I ran over to MoldMuse on etsy and got myself one of these molds:
^picture from the MoldMuse etsy shop.
It worked out great! I used some polymer clay, because that's what I had on hand (Sculpy brand from Michael's, if you're interested). Once they were baked (I did 20 minutes at 275°F), they popped right out of the mold, were very light, and kept very good detail.
The molds were pretty easy to use, but after my first try I learned to be a little careful jamming the clay in – the mold is flexible, and if you push too hard it will distort some of the flower petals. I also learned to make sure the back was flat and even with the top of the mold – when I left excess mold on top it didn't seem like a big deal, but it looked a bit messy from the front afterwards. Having a flat back really helps if you plan on making jewelry out of it or gluing it to anything.
I tried turning them into stud earrings by simply super-gluing an earring post on the back, but they were a little too large for my taste (see above). I don't think I have particularly small earlobes, and I know some people like that look, but I prefer smaller stud earrings. I ended up deciding to turn them into drop earrings instead (below).
Making these earrings was a bit harder, as you can not simply superglue the kind of earring hooks I have to the back of the clay flowers and expect them to stick. If this is something you want to do with these flowers or anything similar, here's how I did it:
First, form some thin wire into a shape similar to the one below. It's not important that this is the exact shape. There needs to be a loop at the top for you to use to attach the embellishment to something else. There also needs to be a flat shape below it which takes up a surface area just smaller than the back of your embellishment – I find a rough coil works well.
Then superglue this wire shape to the back of your embellishment, so that the ring is just at the top. You'll need to apply some kind of pressure to the coil, which generally involves getting superglue on something – so either wear gloves, be OK with getting a bit of superglue on your hands, use an unwanted object to press the coil into the superglue while it dries. I usually just get some superglue on my hands. It'll come off in a day or two as the skin on your hand sheds away. If I want it off immediately, I'll dip my fingers in a small bowl of nail polish remover and it just rubs off.
To turn this embellishment-with-a-ring-on-top into an earring, you need to attach it to an earring hook. The way my earring hook comes, if I attached the clay flower to the earring hook via one jumpring, it would hang sideways. To fix this, I just took some flat nosed pliers and rotated the loop at the bottom of the earring hook, as below:
where the one on the left is before, and the one on the right is after. Now, the earring will hang facing forwards with just one jumpring.
I look forward to trying this mold out with resin when I get back to my crafting stash in Texas at the end of the summer. I also think this would look great as a necklace – gluing a coil with a loop on top would also turn it into a great pendant, I think.
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Summer blockbusters don't come any bigger than the new Avengers: Age of Ultron. And by extension, Chris Evans and Jeremy Renner are two of the biggest stars on the planet right now. But that doesn't mean things were always that way.
When AskMen's Rebecca May had the chance to sit down with them ahead of the film's UK premiere, she decided to re-open old wounds, getting Evans to (hilariously) confront his past as the model for "Tyler," a beach dude from the old "Mystery Date" board game.
Jeremy Renner on the other hand, has his own skeletons in the closet. And it turns out they're goat skeletons. Aside from that, the gents also discuss what it takes to kick ass in one of the biggest movies ever made, and just how some of the soon-to-be-classic action scenes are put together. Enjoy!


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By Stacey Richter
WHEN I SAW a commercial for Fargo, I was surprised to hear it called "the new comedy from the Coen Brothers." I'd already seen the movie and it hadn't occurred to me to lump it in the same category as Happy Gilmore. To label Fargo a comedy is sort of like labeling Reservoir Dogs or Five Easy Pieces a comedy. It had funny moments, but mostly it's violent and disturbing--a thriller with a liberal dose of comic relief that doesn't wholly fall into any category.
This willingness of the Coen brothers to wander between genres--to mix elements of comedy and suspense movies--is part of what gives Fargo its strength. With wit and imagination, the filmmakers show a rare respect for the intelligence of their audience. In Fargo, no matter how many movies you've seen, you won't know what's going to happen next. There are no weakly drawn characters who appear just in time to be slaughtered, no car chases ending with feats of daring, no police chief with a mid-life crisis and a wife suing for divorce. Instead, there's a creepy used car salesmen, a villain who weeps at the soaps and a pregnant chief of police with a house-husband who gets up at the dawn to fix her breakfast. Nothing's prefabricated, and every scene in this movie seems fresh.
Fargo claims to be based on a true story, though the standard disclaimer--"any resemblance to persons living or dead is coincidental..."--appears in the credits, so I'm not certain how much, if any, of the story is true. Whatever the case, it's a tale of ordinary proportions. Jerry Lundegaard (W.H. Macy) is a used car salesman in financial trouble. He arranges to have some hoodlums (psychotic ones, as it turns out) kidnap his wife. She's from a wealthy family and he hopes to keep most of the ransom money for himself.
The Coen brothers have a knack for casting, and Macy is unforgettably creepy as the car salesman Lundegaard. Lundegaard is so nervous, stupid and insincere that it's no wonder his kidnapping plan, barely logical to begin with, gets out of control. Events in this movie are driven by the characters' motivations rather than following the standard set of instructions that come with Hollywood movies (for example, any vegetable stand within two feet of the curb must be knocked over in a chase scene). Thus, Jerry's used car salesman's ability to block out everyone's interests but his own helps set the events of the film into motion.
Similarly, the character and temperament of Marge Gunderson (Frances McDormand, in a flawless performance), the Chief of Police of a small town where the hoodlums do something bad, determines how the crime gets solved. Gunderson is really, really nice. All the guys call her "Margie." She's pregnant and eating for two. When she goes after the bad guys, it's with a patient, maternal sluggishness.
Another sort of "character" in the movie is the geographical area where it's set, around Minnesota and the Dakotas (hence the name Fargo). As the Coen brothers see it, the inhabitants of this part of the country have a sort of dopey, taciturn evasiveness. Everyone there is really nice in a contrived sort of way, and they fall all over themselves to agree with each other. It's basically a New Yorker's view of the Have A Nice Day culture of the Midwest (and West, and Southwest). The chief of police questions suspects with the perky gusto of a second-grade teacher, and repeats the same corny joke about "carrying a heavy load." The characters speak with the Swedish-sounding accent of the region. (It's in this department of poking fun of the northern Midwest that Fargo approaches being a comedy, albeit a very dark one.)
It's also in the representation of the northern Midwest that Fargo reveals a stark, icy beauty. The story takes place during the winter, and the characters and their cars move around in bleak, snowy landscapes. Sometimes in all the whiteness it's impossible to tell where the land meets the sky. Certain shots in this movie look like minimalist paintings, with dots of line and color on a white field--but the dots are cars or streetlights, and the white is a snow-covered parking lot. This sort of hazy landscape, where up and down are confused and one field of snow blends into the next, ends up being an apt metaphor for the dumb, senseless malice of Lundegaard and his hired thugs. In a landscape where it's impossible to tell land from sky, thoughtless people do stupid things for no discernible reason.
Fargo is playing at Catalina (881-0616) and Century Gateway (792-9000) cinemas.
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So I've got this great new system I wanted to share: it wins 57% of the time with a great sample size of 915 trades, only risks a meager $100 a trade, has a max drawdown of $700, has made money 9 out of the past 10 years, has a nice steady equity curve, and has made $10,207 after slippage and commissions since January 2005. Interested? Of course you are, but first let's conduct a thought experiment before I share the details of the system with you.
What exactly is a "system"? What exactly is an "edge"? Better yet, what exactly is our goal in "system trading"? Can we create systems for other markets, outside of the stock market? Well, I'm glad you asked…
My own personal definition of a system is simply, a defined set of rules that allows us to recognize when we have a perceived edge in a market place, any market place. An edge is a mathematical calculation that shows us quantitatively that, over time, we should expect to win more than we lose. So to get to the real questions, what is the goal of this pursuit? Well I don't know about you, but I'd like to make a little money, while having fun of course, developing the systems. So if we're in this to make money, then doesn't it beg the question, what other "markets" can be exploited? What other systems can we create and prove we have an edge? Take a walk with me, to a completely different, yet oh so familiar market.
The system I described in the opening doesn't trade in the world's financial markets, but it does "trade" in an equally efficient, and equally exploitable market….the sports betting market. Now, before you jump to the conclusion that sports betting is just gambling, allow me to open your eyes. Yes, going to a casino and playing craps or 3-card stud or roulette is gambling, the house has a known edge that it knows will win over the long haul. But what if I told you that you could be the house in the world of sports betting. With the use and help of big data, we can test every theory and scenario under the sun, and find those not so elusive edges.
Human psychology not only plays a huge part in the world's financial markets, but to an even larger degree in the sports betting markets. If you've read this site for any period of time, it's been well documented that the S&P has substantial mean reverting tendencies. It is almost always better to buy on weakness and sell on strength no matter what timeframe you're trading on, or what system you're using. But why is that? Do you think human psychology has anything to do with it? Of course it does, it's the fear at the major market bottoms, and the greed/euphoria at the market tops that have supplied ample opportunity (aka edges) for those that have understood how the masses think. It's no different in the sports betting market place, the masses like to bet favorites, home teams, and the overs, this is well documented. The masses, or the "pubic" as we like to call them in the sports betting world, loves a winner and hates a loser. The public has a very short term memory, and a team that was great yesterday is terrible today after losing last night's game. (How many times can you recall the latest hot stock go from the penthouse to the outhouse literally overnight, and then back to the penthouse after everyone is short, it happens all the time!) It's also well documented that the "public" consistently loses over the long run, this makes sense otherwise the bookmakers wouldn't exist, so doing the opposite of what the public likes to do is where we need to be looking for our edges. It's a common misconception that bookmakers want 50-50 action on every game, then don't. For example, the New England Patriots are a "sexy" and "winning" team, every week the bookmakers know that the "public" will bet on the Patriots every week no matter what, so to counteract this, they will slightly increase the "fair market value" line away from the Patriots. If 70% of the bets are on the Patriots every week, the sports book obviously needs to win more than 50% of the time. So taking the other side of "sexy" teams is generally the better bet. Anyways, it's simple ideas like these that are the basis to finding your edge, and building your system.
So let's jump right in and build the system in the opening from the ground up (this system is from sportsinsights opensource "ThinkTank" by user zaf). Data mined approaches are popular in the financial markets, and rightfully so in many cases as there is just so much more data that can be used. For sports betting models, I think it's important that your edge be empirical and makes sense in the real world; you should be able to explain to someone why your edge exists. The system from the opening is for the NBA (National Basketball Association), so we will only be testing this theory on NBA games from January 2005-Present (that's as far back as my data goes). And to keep it simple, we will assume a flat $100 wager per game. Again using the theory of our human psychology that: A. the public has a very short term memory and B. Likes to bet home teams, let's see if we can find an edge.
So everyone knows what a huge advantage home court advantage is in the NBA right? Well, not so much anymore: (chart from Tom Haberstroh)
I spy a trend, there are a multitude of reasons for this trend that are beyond our scope, but the 40 year trend is very real, and the data proves this. Let's add to the fact that the public likes to bet home teams anyway, and I think you know the first place we should be looking for our system. Visiting teams. Here is what your account would look like if you bet $100 dollars on every single home team every night, or every single visiting team every night since January 2005, the results are shocking:
If you're a home team kind of guy, you're probably not a happy camper, as you've lost more than $60,000 just betting $100 a game!! Now on the flip side, if all you ever did was bet on the visiting team, you would actually be up $1,800, an almost unbelievable contrast. So now that we know where to start, here is what betting on every single visiting team since 2005 looks like in an equity curve:
So now that we know solely betting the visiting team is an edge all by itself, let's try and improve upon that edge. We'll start by testing NBA games where the team that we will be betting on today lost its previous game.
As you can see, just this filter alone gives us a 2,843-2711 record, but because of the juice, or vig, which is the house's take (generally speaking, the house will take about 5-10 percent of your winnings each bet, so if you bet $100 and win, you will only be paid $95-$90 in winnings…think of it as the slippage and commissions of sports betting) this filter alone isn't enough as we lose $353 dollars overall. Next, let's try adding another filter. Let's say that the team we are betting on is a good team (we'll define "good" as winning 55% or more of your games), but just so happened to lose their previous game (penthouse to the outhouse). We can add a filter of "team winning percentage" to the previous filter of "losing their previous game":
So that certainly helps, we now have a record of 1099-1001, good for 52.3%, an improved equity curve, and after the juice is taken out, we've made $4,847. But we've still got about a 3- year period where we are under water, so I think we can do better. So now armed with the above system, let's take a peek to see if that visitor/home edge still exists:
The above image says it all, betting on "good" home teams coming off of a loss would lose you your lunch money, whereas betting on "good" visiting teams coming off a loss would make you a nice profit even after the juice is taken out. Below is the equity curve:
So there she is, three very simple filters that make real world sense, and make real world money. Using a system such as this, you in essence become the house, your expectancy says that you will win over the long haul. And the beautiful part about all of this is that there are literally thousands of systems just like this that are not hard to find if you're willing to look. Once you have a certain number of systems, the name of the game then becomes the number of plays you can make every night. If you have systems for all 6 major US sports (NBA, NCAA BBall, NFL, NCAA Fball, NHL, MLB) and you have an average edge of 5-7%, over the course of say 2500 bets a year, that adds up really quick. Cocktail napkin math here: 2500 bets $100 a bet= $250,000, $250,000.05= $12,500 a year, but you can of course bet much, much larger than $100 a bet, and if you have a really good year, you can win almost 60% of your bets (don't expect that though). Normally when I find a new system, I let it "soak" or sit for one entire season as a kind of walk forward/out of sample test. But because I found this system a year and half ago, I consider the out of sample test complete.
In conclusion, I hope I at least opened your eyes to a different kind of market, and a different kind of system. There are so many parallels to sports betting (not gambling) and systems trading I don't know how anyone can be interested in one without being interested in the other. If you start to do your own testing in the sports betting market, there are a couple things you should always keep in mind:
-Ben Little
Ben has been a private trader for over 7 years and is now a TradeStation Trading App Developer. Finding and exploiting edges is his game, as he's not only a trader but a professional sports handicapper. You can find him on Twitter @TRUmav for financial commentary, or @BtheHouse for sports betting commentary. If your interested in more models like the one above, check out BtheHouse.com. Ben always enjoys sharing and brainstorming ideas with like-minded traders, bettors, and investors.
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on saturday the weather was so beautiful. we packed a picnic lunch for the park and watched a co-ed softball game. i would try to explain how entertaining watching the game was, but i think co-ed softball explains it all. after, the boys played catch and ang and i headed over to the met to see the alexander mcqueen exhibit with her friend joanna. we knew it was going to be crowded, but we ended up waiting in line for almost two hours to get in. they don't allow pictures (and they are serious about it too. i almost saw a man get tackled. not kidding) but here's a little snippet of what we saw (all stolen from the mysterious workings of the internet).
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Unanswered: Import data from old (slightly different) schema
Hi all.
I'm new to Postgres (usually use MySQL).
I have a database which has live data in it (with RI between tables), and I have a new database schema which we've been working on.
What's the best way to go about dumping the data from the old schema into the new?
I have tried by making separate files for each table (makes problem solving easier):
for I in {list of table names}
pg_dump -a -o -t $I -f $I my_database
This seems to create backup files like I want. (By the way I realise that I'll have to import the tables in the right order to keep the RI constraints happy). However when I go to import them into the new schema I get a whole heap of parse errors:
[postgres@supergrover cme_table_dump]$ psql my_database < suburb
You are now connected as new user postgres.
ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "public"
ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "("
invalid command \.
ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "36284"
[postgres@supergrover cme_table_dump]$
First bit of suburb:
-- PostgreSQL database dump
-- TOC entry 1 (OID 0)
-- Name: Max OID; Type: <Init>; Schema: -; Owner:
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE pgdump_oid (dummy integer);
COPY pgdump_oid WITH OIDS FROM stdin;
42692 0
DROP TABLE pgdump_oid;
\connect - postgres
SET search_path = public, pg_catalog;
-- Data for TOC entry 3 (OID 35114)
-- Name: suburb; Type: TABLE DATA; Schema: public; Owner: postgres
COPY suburb (suburbid, geogstateid, suburbname, suburbpostcode, suburbvalid, suburbtimestamp) WITH OIDS FRO
M stdin;
36284 1 1 Wollongong 2500 t 2003-02-26 07:49:20.963675
36285 2 1 Warrimoo 2774 t 2003-02-26 07:49:20.97498
36286 3 1 Springwood 2774 t 2003-02-26 07:49:20.978052
36287 4 1 Winmalee 2774 t 2003-02-26 07:49:20.979515
36288 5 8 Klerksdorp 2000 t 2003-02-26 07:49:20.981056
I assume I'm doing something wrong...
Any hints?
Thanks in advance!
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You cannot restore a 7.3.x dump into a < 7.3 backend.


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