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Re: StackWatcher
Smalltalk and my misinterpretations of life
Michael Lucas-Smith
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Cincom Smalltalk:
+ 2011
My blog has moved.
+ 2010
C++ template aliasing
Making WebVelocity apps look like iPhone apps
WebVelocity 1.1 is here!
Development Utilities 6 years later
Normalization vs Compression
Of 3D Engines and 3D Modelers
WebVelocity 1.1 beta preview
Response: The pitfalls of Object Oriented Programming
Bizarre OpenGL GLSL bug
Modern Warfare 2 on PC is broken
Porting Seaside to VisualWorks
Xtream sharing
Xtreams marshaler
Disappointed, Australia my home
From Streams to Xtreams
Amping up my dropbox usage
Stumbling blocks: Evolving Xtreams by using it
Xtreams Primer
Unoriginal ideas about objects, closures and hashes.
Return from a BlockClosure
+ 2009
WebVelocity code editing getting closer to usable
My blog look has been updated
WebVelocity 1.1 source code highlighting
WebVelocity 1.1 source code editing
Another day, another fight with type 1 diabetes
Searchlight 3xx
ESUG wrap up
Seaside 3.0!
Pharo, the death knell of Squeak?
Dinner last night at La Boucherie
ESUG is underway
ESUG is almost here
SUnitToo Coverage
Finally in Brest, France
Newark, to Paris
At Portland Airport
The insulin pump not as smart as I had thought?
WebVelocity 1.0 CD
Plot hole in Back to the Future 3
Building a rich text editor using HTML5 canvas
The console wars
Seaside 2.9 in VisualWorks 7.7
Interfacing with ObjectiveC better
Terminator: Salivation
Don't Panic
Monticello publishing in VisualWorks 7.7
Photo catalog example
Better Monticello integration in VisualWorks
Seaside 2.9 for VisualWorks, ObjectStudio and WebVelocity
The pump is stabalizing
My ending to Life On Mars (US)
The Pump Clipon
A few iterations later
Sometimes, bad ideas kill themselves
Animated 3D models with OpenGL in VisualWorks
Learn by mistakes
OpenGL 3.1 previewed at GDC
Experimental Type Inferencer
Battlestar Galactica Finale
Day 11 - Getting closer
Day 8 - 50:50 ratio of basal to bolus.. still dubious
My Dharma Initiative logo
Day 4 - Sleeping, Calibrating
Back to the Educator
Punted to the doctor
Day 3 - The Basal:Bolus ratio is bollocks?
My new theory about LOST
Change one variable at a time
Day 2 with Pump, second hypo
First pump mishap
Why the pump?
First hypo on the pump
Insulin Pump Therapy
Abrams, not Whedon?
Curried BlockClosures
Save Each, Save All or Save Auto?
Spellcheck against the image?
GPGPU with OpenGL and VisualWorks
TV conflict
VSync with OpenGL across platforms
Creating a Process Monitor with Seaside in WebVelocity
Smalltalk grammar
Parsing Expression Grammars
My Civilization 5 idea: A matter of time
Bind index 0 or get index 1
+ 2008
OpenGL Update
WebVelocity Update
Growl for Cincom Smalltalk
iTunes when you post?
Some games I've just played
AT&T stupidity and International calls
Star Wars - An a ceplla tribute to John Williams
Relative Perception of Time
Spellchecking for VisualWorks
The address of an object
Smalltalk Superpowers @ OOPSLA '08
The limits of "future compatible" OpenGL 3.0
OpenGL Lesson #6 - Animation
Forward compatible OpenGL 3.0 #defines
Javascript, hotting up
FloatArray rewrite
The heap vs UninterpretedBytes vs ByteArray
CUDA, OpenCL and Smalltalk
OpenGL 3.0 "future proof" APIs, the first cut
Kicking off the new OpenGL paradigm for Smalltalk
OpenGL and the more advanced way of doing things
The new age of OpenGL
WebVelocity Console
Amazon just screwed me
WebVelocities "Don't mode me in" and Undo/Redo
To frame or not to frame in parallel computing
Keywords, Lists, C, Smalltalk, Io
Classes as Namespaces
The last leg
The long haul
The main leg
The first leg
What's in a method?
Tomorrow is a travel day!
Global State is bad, mmkay?
Lively or Lively Kernel?
WebVelocity "Behind the scenes" of the enhanced Debugger, Inspector and Code Editor
One syntax to rule them all?
Short video at Smalltalk Solutions
More OpenGL and CairoGraphics fun
Spectacular graphics design
Extension Angst
Shared Development Environment
All this has happened before and will happen again
User Interface Layout
WebVelocity alpha screencast
A new WebVelocity screencast is on the way
User Interface design talk by Humanize
Mootools Mocha and Seaside
A small matter of punctuation.
Chunkout 2
The trip home
Who am I to disappoint my travel fans?
It's a travel day
OpenGL inside OpenGL
Combining OpenGL and CairoGraphics
SSH Audio Hijack Pro = Boom
Re: Helping the NewPrerequisiteEngine out
Working on a Game...
Re: New Refactorings
Boolean Objects
WebVelocity Pre-Alpha Demo
Sydney Smalltalk users group
Travel to Sydney for the Sydney Smalltalk Users Group
OpenGL in VisualWorks
Presenting at Sydney Smalltalk Users Group 26th February 2008
Searchlight 2xx Video
Some WebVelocity work
Re: Levers and fulcrums.
New Years Day BBQ - The Hot Dog Rollup
Another go at NeHe OpenGL Lesson #5 in Cincom Smalltalk
+ 2007
Screencast on OpenGL in Cincom Smalltalk - NeHe Lesson #5
Jingling all the way home
It's a travel day - can't disappoint my travel fans
Write-Barriers in Cincom Smalltalk
PartialURLs in VisualWorks 7.6
What Whatever.Object isn't good for....
Cincom is looking for a Smalltalk/Web Developer
Futurama Movie: Benders Big Score
Taking control of XML.XMLParser's Network access
Australian Federal Election
Re: Canvas UI for MooTools
X86 Assembler inlined in Smalltalk
Presenting at the Ottawa Smalltalk Users Group OCSTUG
Aliasing Classes
Search public store online with Seaside and Ajax
Executing arbitrary assembler from Cincom Smalltalk
Out to lunch script
The psychotic build has hit
Apple's new keyboard
MacOSX Leopard Parallels 5540 beta
Croquet is really coming along...
Seaside 2.8 released
Searchlight: When intuition fails
Searchlight Update
Premature deoptimization with the Smalltalk enumeration protocols
Searchlight update
Run Basic, Run!
Per Process Locales for Cincom Smalltalk
UILookPolicy and BuilderSpecs
Civ4 runs under Parallels
SmallSpotlight renamed to Searchlight
Mac EFI Firmware Update vs Parallels NAT
But why Ottawa??
Camp Seaside for Cincom Smalltalk
Someone asked for a VW SVG icon?
Cincom Smalltalk Wallpaper
Wrapper and Widgetry
"Office Space" the movie vs VisualWorks
It's a travel day
Civ4 - Beyond the Sword
Trust in a major chain
Some advice from newly diagnosed Type 1 Diabetics
Hangman, the anonymous beating
2 2 = 5
The end of twin peaks
DHH, the Rails guy, he torques me
In Vancouver, eh?
Tongue Twisters in Smalltalk
Dirk Pitt is real?
*cough cough* Two weeks
Immediate Mode Graphical User Interfaces
Experimenting with the way events are processed
Endless Animations
Battlestar galactica limps on...
A quiet Saturday
Animations and Effects for VisualWorks
Busted my Skype
Life, the universe and everything Smalltalk
Disaster struck, Wednesday
Interfacing with C - Presentation from Smalltalk Solutions 2007
The $100 laptop (plus $75)
Saturday Evening - Toronto
In LA, on to Toronto (Tortonor)
At Sydney, on to LAX
Thus the journey begins
Heading out in 6 hours
Free Wifi at Canberra Airport
Moving on from Wizard...
Lucid Dreaming
Microsoft Shiny Blue Amorphous blob
One reason not to declare instance variables
Swallow our Twitter client is released
Battlestar Galactic Prediction
It's the weekend, so I had some time to work on Swallow..
Widgetry Sugar
New UI Paradigms (repeat)
The connundrum of Widgetry Sugar
I use twitter.com, add me as a friend
Swallow rapidly approaching version 1
Life Changes!
Naming our Twitter client
On the way to work...
Re: Squeak Foundation Election Results
Freak hailstorm hits Canberra
Vassili explains where Pragmas came from
Pragmas, Tags, Attributes, Annotations
Had a pleasant uneventful day? How about a few holes in the roof to spice things up
What is your Ward number?
Getting your server hacked...
Two more things in the javascript world...
Things you wanted to know about Ajax and Javascript...
More HttpServerTags
The battle for the 7.5
The "Wow" starts now
Re: Indonesia critical of Aust company's bird flu vaccine development
Even spammers can't write software well
Storp = Store Glorp
Bad philosophy of the west
Now we're getting meta-surreal
The connundrum of encapsulation
Servlets.. kinda a bit javaish for us isn't it?
Starting up a simple file server using HttpServerStreams
SUnitToo Coverage
Where's WithStyle at?
VisualWorks 7.5jan.2
Version names in Store
3D Pong in flash
From normal looking woman to hot supermodel billboard
Ze Frank has bought a Nintendo Wii
SUnitToo Code Coverage Refactoring Browser
Font Lookups in VW
Sneak Peek - Integrated Code Coverage in VisualWorks
Re: Jobs Is Gravity
Re: No Third-party Apps on iPhone Says Jobs
Hosting another language inside the VisualWorks VM
The way we link to library files in VW... yeesh
+ 2006
Uh.. wait.. before you leave...
Failed Experiment: Enhanced Glucose Monitor
Temporal Sensitivity Training
What goes in to an image
Rowan Bunning - first ScrumMaster Practitioner in Australia
Welcome to the new VisualWorks
Contributions/Goodies Review #14 - ExtraIcons
Reuse of header files
Why not just use CPP?
Toward a better DLLCC...
Interfacing to C from VisualWorks ain't easy
Contributions/Goodies Review #13 - RBrowserHistory
Missed the podcast - Darn!
Object Oriented Assembly Language - Len Dorfman
Contributions/Goodies Review #12 - DefactoringTool
Playful fun - your stripper name?
Why zefrank is different...
The Human Species is dumb
Sandbox the second coming
Contributions/Goodies Review #11 - DMTrippyEnhancements
Welcome to the Dictatorship
Reverse Engineering a Medical Device
A good discussion on Diabetes by HanselMinutes
Goodies Episode #10 - Attack of the overflowing Stack!
Novorapid Levemir
Contributions/Goodies review #9 - ProportionalTabs
Where do you put your Tests?
SUnitToo primer
Contributions/Goodies review #8 - RB_Tabs
Contributions/Goodies review #7 - ThreePaneSelectorsBrowser
Contributions/Goodies Review #6 - RBBytecodeTool
Contributions/Goodies review #5 - All Advanced Tools - Allocation Profiling
Now that North Korea has nukes - don't forget to Duck n' Cover!
Contributions/Goodies review #4 - All Advanced Tools - Time Profiling
BerkeleyDB - the Oracle way DLLCC sucks
Contributions/Goodies review #3 - RBSUnitExtensions
Contributions/Goodies review #2 - AutoComplete
Contributions/Goodies review #1
Futures, Continuations, Closures and Oh My!
Power Go, Power Come
Screencast on optimising - Part 3/3
Screencast on optimising - Part 2/3
Screencast on optimising - Part 1/3
Hypo at 1:30am == Not fun
School of program good
A turning point?
Funny but good advice
The Honeymoon Period
What a feeling, whoa
Ch-ch-ch-changes (repeat)
Sometimes life isn't so fair
Re: Wrapping C libraries
Where's the guy that does that...
BerkeleyDB for VisualWorks
The Environment Nazi
VisualWorks Database Driver Weirdness...
Pair Programming is...
Major API Change
A Reading from the Book of Armaments, Chapter 4, Verses 16 to 20
Sydney Smalltalk Users Group
Loading WithStyle
Smalltalk Solutions 2006 Photos!
Learning more about Lisp...
Now we can pay Anthony Lander back the $260 from Pure Spirits
Re: Regarding Pong
The Coding Conest finale play-offs!
Breaking STS'06 News
State of the STIC
Monday dinner and drinks
The quiet Monday before the storm
Efficient Smalltalk, by Travis Griggs
To Michael's, to Michael's to have some chocolate biscuits; bar again, bar again, jiggety jig
Pretty good age guesser
Sunday afternoon drinks
Second City night
Where did you get the air?
Saturday night at the Improv - Second City
The battle of the timezones...
Leg 2 - Onward to Canada!
Leg1 - Getting out of Australia (part 2)
Leg 1 - Getting out of Australia
3 More sleeps until I arrive in Canada
T-Shirts all gone!
10 years since Smalltalk died? right?
Software WithStyle T-Shirts
The coding contest extension confusion
The Coding Contest has been extended until the 19th of April
Re: It Takes a While to Sink in Sometimes
Pull out all your hair, bite off all your nails - Nerve Wracking
The 2nd Annual Smalltalk Solutions Coding Contest has Begun!
2nd Annual Smalltalk Solutions Coding Contest almost here!
Pollock solves world hunger
Battlestar Galactica Prediction
Chronos, Squeak and Avi
From Pollock to Panda
Do the Panda Dance!
Did my mobile phone just get hacked?
2nd Annual Smalltalk Solutions Coding Contest
Re: Early Smalltalk Solutions Arrival?
The voice mail of Dr. Floyd #003
Audio and Video Podcasts
My new car / Very early birthday present
Smalltalk Central slips quietly by...
I'm Speaking at Smalltalk Solutions 2006!
85 failures and 9 errors later...
Smalltalk Coding Contest 2006
Wizard Carnivale at the Multicultural Festival
margin: auto is difficult
SubFork and ThreadedSUnit
Just change the darn thing...
Egosurfing me...
A (funny) thing happened on the way home from work today...
Saturday good
Testing BF16 and BL6 in VW7.4
+ 2005
Shakespear and Smalltalk abuse...
data: URI's (rfc 2397)
Aardvark'd: 12 weeks with geeks
I wonder what happens if...
OmniBase Tracker
WithStyle update
Sony/BMG, DRM and iTunes
I'm on Skype
NetResources locking makeover
Do I froth too then? HOM revisited
Source code? Don't make me laugh
Microsoft learns to automate testing, but kills their culture doing it
The V4 Pollock widget
Re: XML Generation in VisualWorks
Re: WoW Helping or Hurting the Industry?
The Settlers of Catan
Classes without Names
Re: A File System For (or To) the Rest of Us
Matthew Dunn now has a blog
Re: RSS Version 3 Homepage
WebDAV support in VW using NetResources
Software WithStyle at ESUG'05
Snow in Canberra
XML WithStyle 1.0 Beta now available!
ESUG Presentation on WithStyle
Kont, a new language - quite interesting
Detailed Product Overview for XML WithStyle now available
Keith Ray realises C is esoteric and wants to do real programming again..
Liberal XML parsing?
Dynamic Typing where Possible, Static Typing When Needed
Vassili Bykov and Angela Martin
Sam Shuster
Reg Krock
Niall Ross
Me: Michael Lucas-Smith
Martin McClure
Martin Kobetic
John McIntosh
Jason Jones
Wym Limbert and Joost
James Robertson
Giorgio Ferraris
Georg Heeg
Eric Clayberg
Eliot Miranda and Angela Martin
Colin Putney
Charles Monteiro
Bruce Badger
Blaine Buxton
Alan Knight
Re: Interview with Steve Ballmer, Microsoft's CEO, is up
The bugs you find in IE...
Onward to Canberra - Part 2 of 2
Home again.. barely - Part 1 of 2
The American's can't get enough of me...
Flights are Shaky
Microsoft in Australia, me in USA
The end of StS 2005...
The Coding Contest - 2nd place
Bottom Feeder
Elephant to replace Prevayler
Pollock is done!
Out of steam...
Unaxis Semiconductors (machines making machines ;>)
GLORP, Alan Knight
Travel to StS seems hard this year..
The day of the walking zombie
Re: First blown travel of StS 2005
I'll be at Smalltalk Solutions 2005
Logging out of HTTP Basic Auth
Symbolic Instance Variables
Odd classes and methods
Language Evolution
Re: Ain't I Cool?
Butter from Cream
Breaking the TV habit?
Re: Apple to use Intel chips?
Smalltalk Coding Contest Submission
Re: Blogs on Smalltalk
Stupid naming in 64-bit Windows
Google Accelerator
How will Microsoft beat Google...
Rowan Bunning blogging!
Some illconceived advice from me...
Updated Website
Bad Memory makes for Bad laptop
WithStyle Website and the Developer Program
Re: The Land Down Under
Can Smalltalk blocks be better than Lisp Macros?
Frel or Frak or F***
Re: Blogs as prior art
Re: Blog your games with Flickr
Using the WsEditorWidget from WithStyle
More editing in the Posting Tool
The Posting Tool in Bottom Feeder
Re: The 10 Commandments of Driving in Seattle
When generations meet...
Joseph Pelrine, Knight of the Square Bracket
www.softwarewithstyle.com up
www.softwarewithstyle.com down
Making a MU* in 2 hours...
Windows TrayIcon's
RSS Feed for WithStyle Developer Program
Re: Why Your Code Sucks
Bottom Feeder 3.8 Released
+ 2004
Happy New Year!
Lost in Translation
Re: Quake 4 screenies to usher in 2005
Server, heal thy-self
Merry Christmas
Down with source code!
Re: Stick that in your Java pipe
Saving memory in Smalltalk
Re: The Anal brigade
Re: Thanksgiving Vacation in the Virtual World
More Prevayler
WithStyle at the Cincom Smalltalk Worldwide User's Conference... mostly
Half Life 2
Pictures from Bryce's visit
Bryce Kampjes - Exupery
Re: Google's index nearly doubles.
Prevayler Problem in Smalltalk
Language Innovation
Re: Conan O'Brien on outsourcing
Re: 'Enterprise' Ties Things Up
[ANN] DiscussMethods
Mystery Girl
Tru Calling is a story about Outsourcing
Croquet first impressions
Re: A new event in programming?
Re: Snake in our Bedroom!!!
Re: The "best" code
Re: How to Reduce Your Credibility in a Technical Discussion
Re: Embedding XML in Common Lisp. (From Lambda the Ultimate).
Re: John Flack On MVC Development Using PL/SQL
Re: Semantic XHTML slides
PyCore - Python in Smalltalk
The cost of non-context CPS in Smalltalk
Continuation based smalltalk
Re: Greetings from Joss
Re: Why namespaces don't replace media types
Race against the clock with Smalltalk
Re: A Couple of SmallTalk Items
Re: Innovation is not a threat to GNU/linux
softwarewithstyle.com up
softwarewithstyle.com down
Re: GmailFS
Re: First Class XML
Team America: World Police
The mystery pizza
Re: Sanjay Pande: Increased usage of Smalltalk
SHA-0 broken?
Opening of the Olympic Games
Re: An example of WS-Addressing silliness
Re: Code Bloat Begets Code Bloat
Re: May the best VM win?
Re: Build Your Own Bush Now, this is too funny. I can...
Re: Double-press instead of shift
Re: The Principle of Charity
Re: Engineering
They found Nemo...
The Early History of Smalltalk
Re: 'Enterprise' Spoilers Revealed
Yet another "Java invented it" lie
Games like back in the good ol' days...
News is now Ephemeral
Helpful XPath API's
Re: 'Enterprise' Cheaper, But OK
The 'old' Meme
Firefly: Serenity
Smalltalk Syntax...
Abused Hardware Stories
The reality is...
Another Sydney Smalltalk Users Group Account
Smalltalk CSS generation
Bye Jim...
Apple steals OpenTalk
Pinup of the day
Sydney Trip
Self contradiction
Re: Bottom feeding with style?
WithStyle in Sydney and Canberra
WithStyle Developer Program
Two Space Memory
Good luck
Memory Leaks in Smalltalk
Making an About Window...
Does not understand
Server downtime
Can we sandbox in VisualWorks?
What is 'The Transcript' ?
Orange was once Norange?
What is WithStyle?
WithStyle Developers Program
SDL in VisualWorks
Building a website
Re: I'm saddened and ashamed of the Java community right now
Re: Richard Biggs, RIP
Spellchecking.. really need it
Re: Troy, The Gabriel Cut
How do the Cincom Community Blogs rank?
Development Utilities
Troy in 15 minutes...
"Bill" from Kill Bill stalked Tarantino
Re: Community owned weblogging tools
Re: The Neverhood
Re: Immigration are Strict!
Writing XML in Smalltalk code
A book with no verbs? A book with no e's?
Re: Strong opinions
Re: Motivational disasters
Re: Programming without a call stack
Humorous Mistaken Identity
Home again..
Re: Australian imports
Smalltalk, 3rd generation
Ensure in Scheme with Continuations
Smalltalk Solutions
Re: Constraints and unit testing
Autonomous Underwater Vehicle
CIncom Smalltalk Protocol News
VisualWorks Tool
Smalltalk is now mobile in WindowsCE.
Re: Your Redesign Toolbox
OpenSkills experience report
Keynote - Seaside with Avi
Cryptography in VisualWorks
Back to Seattle...
Some nice Automatrons
More USA trip thus far...
The trip so far in light detail...
Off to America land, where the sugar is sweet and the bread is sweeter
Danah's book Exercise
Minesweeper for BottomFeeder
The iRiver iHP-140
Re: The flexibility fetish
Me on the Move
Re: Women less competitive?
Re: Kill Bill 2 - boring
RPG character generator
Re: Too many Americans are helping the terrorists
Re: Isaac Asimov is Rolling in His Grave
Holy Batnews!
Douglass Adams Quote of the Month
I want one!
History comes back to.. give you a warm hug
Seaside2 in VisualWorks
Spontaneous Electronics Fires near Sicily?
Fullscreen in VisualWorks
Re: Where are the templates?
[CFP] Native XSLT in Smalltalk
Knights of the Lambda-Calculus
Re: 18 Million Billion
Re: Does anyone else do this? I find that I still spe...
Re: Does anyone else do this? I find that I still spe...
Making a Slideshow program WithStyle
Quality software for low cost in Australia
Re: Crimson Room
Code Coverage
Mostly Harmless
Monty Python quote in Linux 2.6.4
Today's growth industries
What the CIA do...
Bloggers with Boobies
Java Bytecodes as XML anyone?
Re: Smalltalk and Productivity
TypeLess standalone
New TypeLess features
How to build a computer for almost no money at all
Radiation in Chernobyl
Minesweeper for Smalltalk!
Background images for your desktop
That penguin punting game?.. more info!
Three headed frog! for real!
Enriching VW's DOM
Nightly releasing in Smalltalk
Fret now, Present later
Advanced Minesweeper - Don't Guess!
Smalltalk Solutions!
Perculiar referrers
Re: What's Good About Smalltalk
Pleasant Scrolling Surprises
Image is Everything
Dynamic websites using Apache, xsltproc, XML XSLT and BASH
Cognitive science gets back on track
Confirming what we knew all along - professors can say /anything/
I wish I'd gone to this school!
Metallica is Spinal Tap
HTML and Word Wrapping
LibXSLT #2
[ANN] LibXSLT for VisualWorks
Re: Meeting Agenda Detection
Free Trade between Australia and the USA
Smarter than Smart
Re: Rule Based XML Validation, XML Web Services and Service Oriented Architectures
Re: Which American Presidential Candidate Best Aligns With Your Views?
Smalltalk Solutions 2004
Basic Flint P.I.
The end of Seven Degress of Separation
Re: ifNil: better named whenNil:
Technology Preview 2 Released
Smalltalk and C-style language difference
CSS as an XML format
Busy busy busy...
The state of modern viruses
Ticker for BottomFeeder
Re: ASCII Art
Embedded Smalltalk
If ever something were blog worthy...
This should be an olympic sport
Re: Uncertain Language
Re: Persistent Login Cookie Best Practice
Re: What failed teams have in common
Re: Adventures in 64 bits
IA-64 and registers
callee or caller saves
Use of variables in methods
S# without Style?
Bundles as Parcels in VisualWorks
Wildlife, birds..
Knight vs Samurai?
One more register please
Is registers for arguments pluasable?
Programmer stereotypes
Allocation on the stack and Continuations
My Blogshares and Extelligence
Shiny things
Throwing away business
Re: Kids on Piracy
Quick funnies
IBM Maintenance manul, 1975
- 2003
Small images and hacking BottomFeeder
Re: American Celebrities Hawking Goods in Japan
Re: DerivedInformation
Multimethods in VW
Merry Christmas
Asimov Fan
Announcing StackOverflow package in Public Store
Merry Christmas indeed!
Re: Bad Taste of XSLT
Resource SOAP
Dr. Who flash
Software WithStyle RSS
The french blog
Re: The Near Future
Microsoft upset about Open Source bill in ACT
Light blogging
Why do I find Star Wreck appealing?
Open source laws just passed in the ACT
Re: Bad Idea I think certification of software engine...
If Linux has this sort of trouble - imagine working at Microsoft!
Re: Play Code Blockhead
Smee (ECMAScript in Smalltalk) Improvements
Debugging VMless continuations
A blogroll
Pollock and WithStyle, or Pollock WithStyle
Memory Augmentation tool
Europe vs Italy
Humorous Google hit
Time to get in to that christmas cheer
Believe Nothing
Re: The trouble with projects
Old tapestries - modern concepts
How to get Superhero Powers!
Blog posting tool .. last time
Blog posting tool...
Concluding Continued Continuations
Continueing Continuations
Blog a day challenge
Love and relationships...
Love and relationships...
Bug in ThreePaneSelectorsBrowser
The daily blog challenge
Re: Algorithm complexity and modern CPU's
Re: Algorithm complexity and modern CPU's
Amazon and it's wacky recommendations...
Re: Challenge to fellow Smalltalk Bloggers
Re: Supercavitation
Email finally working
Microsoft reaffirms itself as a company lead by idiots
BottomFeeder's fish?
Bottom Feeder
Spam filters could cause depression
Canberran Smalltalkers?
Re: Refactoring
Compiling with Continuations
News of Death.. Don't read if you don't want to feel shocked/down
New Debian Installer
New Dr. Who Episodes!
New computer
Meta Data and Topic Maps
Server back up
Topic Maps
Re: Handling the Meta-Data
Light reading
Re: Reinvention of Wheels
Website downtime
Usage of the Word Orange
Over used words
Matrix Resolutions
Irene the Infirm
Fun toy - name generater
Modern freakshow - bizarre news
Chocolate addiction
Bottom Feeder
Smalltalk Solutions 2004
Blogrolls and posting addicts
Linux or Windows - American politics
To model or not to model..
SPOILERS! Matrix Revolutions
Re: Matrix Revolutions (no spoilers)
Getting a drivers license in Canberra
Re: BottomFeeder 3.2 Released!
Re: An XSLT Anecdote
Firebird! You fools!
Talk to someone? Heaven forbid!
psychology can improve society
A language of XML
refactoring? NO! It's NOT!
Day light savings
Linux for Barbie
Human Extinction
Bizarro day
The failings of MMORPG's
memoize() [caching is not agile]
memoize() [caching is not agile]
SDL for VisualWorks
Machine consciousness
Caching is not agile
More on Microwaves..
A war over XForms
Animating with ExtraActivity
Too many hierarchies
Pair programming on the web, a sorry state
Packaging with:Style
Dynamically changing XML
Self inflicted suffering
The Matrix 3
Google gone crazy?
re-discovering old music
Learning about Smalltalk programming
Kirk vs Picard
Clicking events in with:Style
NRL 1982 Paramatta vs Manly
Things computers can do better than humans
Measuring the speed of light with your microwave - and chocolate :) yum!
Queries on comp.lang.smalltalk from M. Roberts
James Robertson blog hosting redux
Interesting quote
Extra Travis
Dr. Who
The Amazing Race
Pollock is inspiration
logging in java
with:Style update
Re: Smalltalk Catch Phrases Ok, I've been thinking ho...
.Net saves boy down well
Smalltalk the Hub update
Re: Instant Pairing
IRC is inadequate for pair programming
IRC is inadequate for pair programming
slow posting and the vw-dev program
Re: History of GUI Frameworks and some thoughts
Smalltalk the Hub
Re: Squeak to .Net Bridge: This looks interesting... [meta-douglasp]
Pirates of the Caribbean
Re: Basic Mathematics
Digital Video Broadcast - Terrestrial
Photos of me and the other with:Style developers! :)
Illusions from Japan
Dr. Claw's face
Email clients - The Bat!
ESUG report by Niall Ross
28 Days Later is crap
The weirdest game ever...
Linux 2.6.0-test4 finally
Editing styled XML
Re: So you think your images are sharp, huh?
Re: Linux 2.6.0-test4
Re: VAST Mail
Smalltalk News from Monty Kamath
Data driven system and bugs
china 'outsourcing' its military to India
china 'outsourcing' its military to India
Linux 2.6.0-test4
Re: Exception Handling for Quality
Re: StackWatcher
Blog Poster tool
Slashdot is a blog?
Security to section 3
An awkward meeting in the hallway
Re: Another big Bf fix
Re: Software product liability
Test first, ask questions later
Normal chocolate doesn't have enough kick
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"The Government have clearly sent the message to Shell, 'you can do whatever you want'. Fortunately due to protest, the refinery remains unconnected to the gas field. If, as Shell planned, gas had been flowing by now, we would potentially all be dealing with a gas leak and explosion."
Come spend your May bank holiday weekend in solidarity!
Stop Shell, keep yer hands busy, and learn about environmental campaigns in the US- all in one weekend!
The next Day of Solidarity is Friday 4th May. Actions will start first thing Friday morning, so please arrive on Thursday night. Food and accommodation provided, donations welcome. There may be buses or lift shares coming from Dublin Cork or Galway so please get in touch if you need a lift or are able to offer one.
As it is a bank holiday Monday, the rest of the weekend will be a work weekend at the Rossport Solidarity Camp. All hands on deck, there will be loads of work to do and we need yer help! The weekend will also include a presentation from Earth First! campaigners called 'No System but the Eco-system.'
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Why John Coltrane Chose Johnny Hartman
In the midst of John Coltrane's "ballad period," an artistic period perhaps as popular and embedded in jazz culture as Picasso's "blue period" is in modern art, Coltrane was searching for a vocalist for his next ballad album. The result immortalized Johnny Hartman. Why did Coltrane choose Hartman as his partner for that album? Jazz Times gives us a glimpse at Coltrane's thinking, from Gregg Akkerman's recently published book, The Last Balladeer: The Johnny Hartman Story.
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Aquillion wrote:Jack never had an opportunity to turn during the mountain pass thing. If you watch the sequence of events carefully, it's pretty clear that he'd already replaced himself and Stanley with Foolamancy by the time she swept in to make the offer (you can see the suspicious cloud of bats nearby) -- she was trying to turn one of his decoys, basically. Even if he wanted to say yes, all he could do was watch helplessly from Stanley's Dwagon in the wrong part of the hex.
No, it's not clear.
Carefully watching the same sequence of events it is clear that Jack, in his weirded out state, could not cast a veil. Or any spell. Which is why Stanley was pissed and trying to guess frantically at the right name, to bring Jack back.
The first person to get the name right was Jillian, and immediately after was the turning plea.
Then the crypsis thing.
So it's far from clear what exactly happened then and what was supposed to be what, but the one safe bet is that Jack heard Jillian's offer. And said no.


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UPDATE: Buddhist Charitable Organization Returns To Central Regional Saturday For Storm Victims
Free debit cards, blankets, personal items available only to residents of Ocean Gate, Seaside Park And Seaside Heights who had flood damage
The kindness of members of the nonprofit Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation moved many Bayville storm victims to tears almost two weeks ago.
Each resident who passed a police checkpoint and provided proof they lived in storm-shattered sections of Berkeley Township received up to $600 in debit gift cards, a fleece blanket, toiletries, toothbrushes, smiles, hugs and words of encouragement.
The Tzu Chi Foundation will return to Bayville at the Central Regional Middle School from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday. This time the recipients of their generosity will be storm victims from Ocean Gate, Seaside Heights and Seaside Park, Central Regional Schools Superintendent Triantafillos Parlapanides said.
• Seaside Park residents must pick up a pass at the Seaside Park Police Department, 6th and Central avenues, between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Friday. Residents must be full-time Seaside Park residents and provide a photo I.D. Only one pass will be issued per household, according to the Seaside Park website.
• Seaside Heights residents must obtain a pass at the Seaside Heights municipal building, 901 Boulevard, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Friday. To obtain your pass you must bring a photo ID showing that you are a Seaside Heights resident.
• Ocean Gate residents can obtain a pass at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday at the municipal building from Mayor Paul J. Kennedy. Residents who qualify will be given a sealed pass with borough seal. No photo copies are accepted.
"Residents must keep in mind that this is for displaced families because of flooding from the storm," Kennedy said. "Loss of power, trees down in yard, etc. does not count. Also, if they received any money from FEMA or insurance for living expenses, they are not entitled to this program.
Toms River residents not included in Saturday's event
While it was orginally reported that displaced Toms River residents could participate in Saturday's event, that is incorrect, said Bob DiBiase, Toms River resource officer for the Department of Emergency Management.
Tzu Chi came to the Pine Belt Arena last weekend and distributed gift cards in the amount of $360,000 and personal items to affected Toms River residents, DiBiase said.
The event was posted on the township's web site and first responders distributed fliers to residents in affected areas, he said.
"We had a very short window," DiBiase said.
Tzu Chi literally means "compassionate relief."
Steven Huang, Tzu Chi's chief of operations, flew in from Taiwan to help coordinate efforts across New Jersey at the event nearly two weeks ago.
"God bless America," he said. "God bless all of you."
Tzu Chi's United States headquarters is in San Dimas, California and oversees more than 80 offices around the country. Volunteers pay for their own gas and hotel rooms when they respond to disasters, said Kevin Hsing Tao-Dai.
"Most of the volunteers here are from New Jersey," he said. "We all have jobs. If we do travel for events like this, we pay our own way."
The volunteers spanned out across different areas of the Central Regional gym, directing residents to verification stations. They guided residents to where they had to go. Many bowed before the people they came to help.
The volunteers had only one request.
They asked residents to take the donation banks included in their distribution bags, and add a little change to them every day. When the banks are filled, the volunteers asked that they donate to the charity of their choice.
"When you are back on your feet again, donate a little every day," one volunteer told the residents. "Pass it on."
Residents of the three towns must provide proof of residency at Saturday's event, before they will be eligible to receive the donations.
11:53 am on Friday, November 30, 2012
its friday @ noon stil no info about toms river ....... pls post thank you
Marilyn May DeMauro
12:12 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012
Where can passes be picked up for tomorrows Tzu Chi relief program to benefit flood victims. I have called Central Regional High School, the Toms River Municipal Building, and the Toms River Police Department to no avail. I am concerned that it is already 12Noon, Friday, and that I will not get this information in time to apply.
1:51 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012
So far all the towns are saying no to me for pelican island... Its nice to know that are little town is not included...
Stephanie Bullen
1:59 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012
Where and when do Toms River residents obtain a pass?
3:12 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012
I just spoke to Toms River Municipal Office. This is not for Toms River tomorrow. The Patch will list when and where to go for Toms River but she assured me that it isn't for tomorrow.
Patricia A. Miller
3:32 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012
Hi folks,
Toms River residents will not be included in Saturday's event. Tzu Chi came the Pine Belt Arena last week and distributed debit cards and personal items. Sorry for the confusion.
3:48 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012
What a great organization. They come and help on their on dime, too. Nice. And they don't spend their donations on big shinny trucks. It goes to people in need.
5:25 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012
This whole time pelican island has been addressed as pelican island... Now that we actually need something its bayville and they already did the free debit cards... Looks like no one in the little town will get a little something extra and some of us need it!!!
John Mc Kay
6:23 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012
Correct, I heard they were already in Toms River last week and handed out hundreds of 600.00 gift cards. Over at Toms River North.
6:45 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012
Great to know they were in Toms River last week. Sure does help to know that something has already happened. Guess its who you know!
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8:51 am on Saturday, December 1, 2012
If you got any money or are getting any money from flood insurance or FEMA don't bother.
Mayor Paul Kennedy if Ocean Gate just informed over 30 residents that any money coming in means you will not qualify. Awesome reporting on this, not blaming patch, but towns new this information. Why weren't we informed it was if you received anything.
The one real thing people Ocean Gate was included in...and we are told we were supposed to:
A. Call ahead.
B. Be irresponsible and not carry flood insurance.
So much for money for living expenses...
10:42 am on Saturday, December 1, 2012
I live in Bayville, Berkeley Island, and wasn't told about the first time they were there giving out anything at all. So not ALL residents were informed and received anything from them. We have two police checkpoints and are "living in a storm shattered" part of Berkeley. Maybe not as shattered as others, but we lost our first floor of our house, living in our bedroom upstairs, don't have a furnace, didn't have a hot water heater until this past Monday when I borrowed money from a family member to have it installed so we could take showers and wash dishes in our house, don't have a clothes washer or dryer. Like I said, we lost our first floor of our house. Also, haven't received one cent from FEMA, our insurance company or anyone. Didn't hear anything about the first event.
However, I am happy that most people that needed these things got them, because they do deserve this and much more.
2:38 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
I wasn't told either and could really use the help since my child goes to Central High School and was displaced and homeless now and it is a real shame that some of us were not informed about this. If your not in the loop, it seems that no information gets to us. Can we still get help. We will call the organization and ask because we have proof of living in Seaside.
9:00 am on Monday, December 3, 2012
We have a house in Seaside Park and saw a posting that explained what the Tzu Chi Foundation was doing to help those devastated by Hurricane Sandy. Although I did not qualify to receive their generous donation, I thank the organization for helping out my fellow neighbors that could use the help. Thank you Seaside Park for posting this info on the town website...others should follow suit.
Deb Thompson
7:35 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
The Tzu Chi Foundation was an awesome experience!! Hundereds of volunteers, all very polite and helpful,Things moved along rapidly!! Was a very emotional hour and a half. Many, including me, left in tears at the kindness we were shown. God Bless Them!!


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Scovill Zoo
This zoo overlooking Lake Decatur is home to animals from around the world, the Z.O.&O. Express train, the Endangered Species Carousel and the Zootique Gift Shop. Family events and activities are offered regularly.
CITY: Decatur
World's Largest Covered Wagon
The Railsplitter Covered Wagon, recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest covered wagon in the world, is located on the front lawn of the Best Western Lincoln Inn, near historic Route 66. A statue of Abe Lincoln reading a law book sits in the huge wooden wagon, which stands 24 feet tall.
CITY: Lincoln
Lake Decatur
The state's largest artificial body of water, Lake Decatur spans 2,800 acres, with 30 miles of shoreline offering recreational opportunities and wildlife vistas at lakeside parks and the city marina. Water sports include boating, fishing, sailing and jet skiing. While shoreline locations surrounding Nelson Park Marina offer miniature golf, dining, public gardens and picnic facilities.
CITY: Decatur
The Palms Grill Café
The Palms Grill Cafe was a well-known restaurant during the heyday of Route 66. Recently the cafe was revitalized and reopened, and is serving up delicious nostalgia from the fabled Route 66 era. Conveniently located right across the street is the towering Bunyon's Statue, another one of Route 66's famous Muffler Man Statues.
CITY: Atlanta
Route 66 Park & Tourism Center
This small park is right on Route 66, and it's a great place to check out the town of Atlanta. It is a great park, including flat area to run and playground for the kids to climb and run on, you and your family are sure to enjoy.
CITY: Atlanta
Scovill House & Oriental Gardens
Serenity envelopes this intimate area, where visitors are welcomed by a Chinese Fu dog and flowering dogwoods, star magnolia, Japanese lilac, and rhododendron -- foliage native to the Orient. Originally commissioned by Guy and Rose Scovill in the 1920's and reconstructed in the 1980's, the gardens' soothing nature encompasses a small reflective point, sod bridge, and oriental sculptures, and surrounds a small cottage, which is available for gatherings and retreats.
CITY: Decatur
Anna Bethel Fisher Rock Garden
Created in 1927 from an old sand pit across the road from Lake Decatur, the city's oldest garden was extensively renovated in 1992. Its resurrected look features secluded paths leading through rocky terraces planted with unusual trees, and landscapes brimming with colorful perennials. Towering bald Cypress trees, planted in the 1920s, still reign over these delightful grounds.
CITY: Decatur
Irwin Dairy
This family-run dairy is located on the edge of Logan County. Call to set up an appointment to visit.
CITY: Beason
Clinton Lake Marina
Services include boat rentals, beverages, bait, propane tank exchange, slip rentals and an on-site boat service department.
CITY: Weldon
Boating on Lake Decatur
Boating on Lake Decatur is allowed year-'round with a permit (available at the cashier's window / 2nd floor of the Decatur Civic Center). For general information, call Lake Management Office at (217) 424-2837.
CITY: Decatur
Schaub Floral Display Center
Bursting with seasonal exhibits, our brightest newcomer nurtures flowering trees and scrubs such as weeping Japanese cherry, mock orange, forsythia, fragrant bulbs, and delightfully colored pansies. A perennial garden joins the array this summer, and the spring exhibit opens mid-March.
CITY: Decatur
Ultimate Play Space- Spray & Play Park
This 13-acre park allows kids to exercise their mind and body! Water park runs Memorial Day to Labor Day, weather permitting.
CITY: Clinton
Decatur Park District
In addition to 39 neighborhood and community parks, our green spaces boast bike trails, picnic and camping facilities, gardens, golf courses, playgrounds, tennis courts, baseball diamonds, and swimming pools.
CITY: Decatur
Macon County Conservation District
Our green spaces boast bike and walking trails, picnic and camping facilities, and gardens.
CITY: Decatur
Mt. Pulaski Town-wide Garage Sale
Town-wide garage sales are a July Fourth tradition in this historic Logan County community and, weather permitting, the day of shopping will end with a fantastic fireworks display at dusk.
CITY: Mount Pulaski
Weldon Springs State Recreation Area
Weldon Springs State Recreation Area is a 550-acre state park located near Clinton, Illinois. It centers on Salt Creek and the impoundment of a tributary, Weldon Springs, to form Weldon Spring Lake, a reservoir.
CITY: Clinton
Project Playground
No trip to Scovill Zoo would be complete without a visit to Project Playground II, a community-built, ADA-accessible playground in Scovill Park. This exciting play place includes a rock wall with fossils, hands-on music station, lots of slides, and a smooth rubber surface so kids of all ability levels can swing, slide, climb and play.
CITY: Decatur
Pla-Mor Lanes
40 lanes, automatic scoring, ABC approved fluorescent lighting, seating for 200, free parking, restaurant and lounge.
CITY: Decatur
Big Creek Riding Stables
Private lessons and group lessons, trail riding (horses available to rent), and birthday parties. Registered horse show.
CITY: Decatur
Rock Springs Center for Environmental Discovery
Rock Springs Center is the largest park in the Macon County Conservation District properties with a total of 1,343 acres in the southwest area of Decatur, IL. The Sangamon River runs through Rock Springs and several small ponds dot the landscape. A wide range of terrain including forest, wetland, grassland, and restored Illinois prairie make Rock Springs a destination for nature lovers. Rock Springs is also home to a large nature center, a museum, a restored farmhouse, nearly nine miles of hiking trails, and a paved bike trail. Rock Springs is a favorite for families all year round. Rooms and pavilions are available for rent for meetings and events.
CITY: Decatur
Kickapoo Creek Park
This 80-acre park has two fitness trails and seven miles of walking trails that wind along Kickapoo Creek. Picnicking, bird watching and fishing are enjoyed here.
CITY: Lincoln
Clinton Lake State Recreation Area
Enjoy 9,300 acres of great outdoor picnicking, hiking, camping, hunting, fishing, swimming, boating, water skiing. Fall foliage, winter offers ice fishing, snowmobiling on frozen lake. 308 campsites, Private marina.
CITY: Dewitt
Weldon Springs State Park
Weldon Springs offers beauty and recreation for all seasons! Camping, cross-country skiing, fishing, hiking, interpretive center & educational programs, picnicking, trails, sight-seeing, and more! Home of Veterans Point Memorial.
CITY: Clinton
Nelson Park
Lake Decatur Marina and docks, Anna Fisher Rock Garden, Paul's Puttin' Place, Dunn's Dugout, Beach House and Dockside restaurants, Bandshell/Amphitheater, Large Pavillions, fishing, boating, playgrounds, snow sledding, bike/walk path, observation deck
CITY: Decatur
Starship Billiards
14 tables, ample parking, arcades, dart games, restaurant, lounge, pro shop.
CITY: Decatur
North Greens Golf Course
Golf with your family on this great course. 18 holes of fun are in store for your family when you visit North Greens. You will be challenged at your game and have a great time teeing off!
CITY: Atlanta
Bow Hunting at Friends Creek Regional Park
Friends Creek has the best park for hunting.
CITY: Decatur
Cross Country Skiing at Rock Spring Center
Trails open whenever there is at least three inches of snow on the ground. Equipment rental available from 9am-2pm.
CITY: Decatur
Rock Springs Nature Center
Home to a large visitor center, a museum, a restored farmhouse, nearly nine miles of hiking trails, and a paved bike trail.
CITY: Decatur
Outlaw Outfitters - Le Roy
One-hour guided horseback rides, hayrack and carriage rides for private rental, and barn dances are available. Open through March and October.
CITY: Le Roy
Green Acres Baitshop and Campground
Full line bait shop, with 50-site campground. Full hook-up, showers and toilets.
CITY: Clinton
Decatur Gun Club
The origins and growth of the Decatur Gun Club parallel that of the clay target itself, and the games created to hone and test shotgun shooting skill. Shotgun sport shooting with live pigeons and later, glass balls existed in the U.S. from the early 1800's. But the first "clay pigeon" and "trap" to throw it were not developed until about 1880 by George Ligowsky. William Brett From Decatur was the second manufacturer of clay targets in the U.S., which he called the "Decatur Red Bird". Considered the oldest shotgun shooting sports club in Illinois, the Decatur Gun Club was founded soon after clay targets were invented. Chan Powers and Bert Hildebrandt were two of the mentors of the club, first located near East William Street Road and 22nd Street. In the early years, the club occupied sites in the Hess Park area, the Wyckles Corner area, the Macon County Fairgrounds, and an area west of the Fairgrounds before finding it's home of the past 61 years at the north end of Faries Park.
CITY: Decatur
Lincoln Park District Recreation Center
Public swimming pool, tennis courts, and soccer fields offer an area for your family to come play.
CITY: Lincoln
Red Tail Run Golf Club by Raymond Floyd
Designed by legendary hall of fame player, Raymond Floyd, this signature course features large, undulating greens, wide rolling fairways and native grasses. Located on Decatur's south side, the Park District's newest course is designed for players of all skill levels. From five tee locations and multiple angels, this signature Floyd course is truly designed for the championship to the novice golfer. Red Tail provides multiple tee locations from Championship to Junior, driving range with double tees, golf academy programming, and first tee learning center.
CITY: Decatur
Madigan State Park
Hiking, picnicking, canoeing, fishing, birdwatching and limited hunting are available at this 750-acre park along Salt Creek.
CITY: Lincoln
Friends Creek Conservation Area
18 miles north of Decatur on Route 48 near Argenta. The park feature three nature trails - the quarter-mile Friends Creek Trail, the 2-mile Woodland Trail, and the 2.5-mile Sun Trail. Each varies in difficulty and meanders through topographies ranging from open meadows and floodplains, to towering oak-hickory forests and undulating hillsides.
CITY: Cisco
Forsyth Bike and Walking Path
The path begins at Forsyth Village Hall and winds around Forsyth Pkwy.
CITY: Forsyth
Edward R. Madigan State Park
Enjoy the peaceful walking, biking or running trails with plenty of deer to be seen.
CITY: Lincoln
Friends Creek Regional Park
36 sites with pads, 20 extended-stay sites, 22 regular sites, electrical hook-ups, modern restrooms and showers. Reservations required.
CITY: Decatur
Scovill Golf Club
Sometimes called the "shot-maker's" course, Scovill Golf Club is hilly and tree-lined. Golfers will enjoy the manicured fairways surrounded by natural plantings on Decatur's only Audubon sanctioned course. Scovill was designed by Tom Bendelow and redesigned by Dick Nugent. Scovill was named on one of the top 100 women-friendly course in the United States by Golf for Women. It is also the course most frequented by out-of-town golfers.
CITY: Decatur
Rotary Park
Play ball! Softball and baseball diamonds appeal to the slugger in everyone.
CITY: Decatur
Sand Creek Conservation Area
Sand Creek is a 755-acre open space site located just south of Decatur off South Franklin Street. Hike the trails to the bluff overlooking Sand Creek for panoramic view of the countryside. Over 7.5 total miles with varying difficulty. Open to hikers & horseback riders.
CITY: Decatur
Rock Springs/ Fairview Bikeway
The bikeway connects three area parks with a 3.2-mile, 10-foot wide, handicapped accessible trail for enjoyment by hikers and bikers alike. Tote along your favorite fixings to enjoy on the trail or designated picnic areas.
CITY: Decatur
George's Skate Center
Fun skating for kids and adults alike! Great chance to get some healthy exercise with your friends and family, and even plan birthday parties for even greater fun!
CITY: Decatur
Fido Fields
2.5 acre fenced off leash park in Fairview Park. Register at the DISC, 1295 W. Wood St. or call 217-422-5911.
CITY: Decatur
Hickory Point Golf Course
Hickory Point is truly a course for both beginning and competitive golfers. The flat, wide fairways are perfect for learning, while long distances and the ever-present wind provide challenge for more experienced golfers. Hickory Point hosts the Tat $ Lyle Players Championship, the developmental tour of the LPGA. Designed by Roger Packard, the course opened in 1999, and is designed specifically for beginning and youth golfers. Hickory Point features a lighted driving range and special six-hole short course for beginning and youth golfers.
CITY: Forsyth
Bow Hunting at Sand Creek Recreation Area
Bow hunting of deer by permit only. Herd reduction program runs through November and December.
CITY: Decatur
Griswold Conservation Area
Located 14 miles southwest of Decatur off Route 48 near Blue Mound. Hike the trail up the glacial kame to the observation deck for sweeping view of the prairie. Picnic facilities and playground.
CITY: Decatur
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"Nuts on Clark"
For 35 years world famous Chicago icon offering popcorn, nuts & fine chocolate. Also located at O'Hare & Midway airport & Union Station. Order online.
CITY: Chicago
1154 LILL Studio
This Lincoln Park boutique features handmade purses, totes, and accessories. Design your own bag, including style and materials, and have your one-of-a-kind creation shipped to you within four weeks.
CITY: Chicago
57th Street Books
Serious readers shop here for everything from the latest university press publications to children's classics. The Obama family is known to browse the store's extensive book collection.
CITY: Chicago
610 Home
An eclectic mix of new and vintage home furnishings and accessories. We are committed to offering sophisticated design to the savvy and urban-minded shopper.
CITY: Geneva
900 North Michigan Shops
The avenue's most fashionable address features an unprecedented shopping experience at Bloomingdale's flagship store, along with 70 fine shops and restaurants. Enjoy six levels of spectacular shopping at retailers like Coach, Gucci, Maxmara, and Mark Shale.
CITY: Chicago
Above and Beyond Framing and Gallery
Custom framing, art and gift gallery. Featuring Steve Hanks, Tom Lynch and Scanlan.
CITY: Bartlett
Abt Electronics & Appliances
A family run appliance and electronics store operating on a 350,000 square foot facility. Showcasing brands such as Sub-Zero, Apple, Sony, Viking and more. Virtually every brand name, high-end electronic product and appliance are on display in the showroom. In addition to serving the Chicagoland area, Abt is known throughout the Midwest and the U.S as a unique destination focusing on a positive customer experience and complete with competitive pricing and satisfaction guaranteed.
CITY: Glenview
Accent Chicago
Pick up the perfect postcard or Chicago souvenir at this fun store's new Block 37 location.
CITY: Chicago
Accents by Fred
A unique shop offering handcrafted jewelry, handmade glass beads, purses and objects of art. We do custom and repair work. Precious metal, clay, jewelry-making classes and glass bead-making (lampwork) classes are available. Visit us.
CITY: Forest Park
Allyu Spa
Allyu Spa is a sustainably built, luxury day spa in the River North neighborhood. Our services provide results-oriented care with earth-conscious products.
CITY: Chicago
American Girl Place
Located at the famous Water Tower Place, you'll find the store girls of all ages want to visit. They come from far and near to experience the magic that is American Girl Place Chicago—featuring specialty shops, private dining and, of course, lovable dolls. The only destination of its kind in the world for girls and their families.
CITY: Chicago
Anderson's Coins & Collectibles
Kids of all ages will find something to love in the unique and ever-changing selection of toys, which includes Star Wars and Star Trek items, Lionel, Marx and other brands of trains, Coco Cola memorabilia model kits, Barbies, vintage super heroes, Hot Wheels, vintage die-cast, posters and more.
CITY: St. Charles
Angel Kisses of St. Charles
Religious articles, baptism gifts, books, exquisite angel and religious figurines.
CITY: St. Charles
Angelique Art Gift Gallery
Angelique Art Gift Gallery features an ever-changing collection of jewelry and handmade treasures from international artists, designers and family workshops.
CITY: Chicago
Part of the Urban Outfitters family, Anthropologie specializes in one of a kind pieces, exclusive clothing brands and unique home décor.
CITY: Chicago
Antique Association of Lemont
Four antique shops, many specialty shops and restaurants.
CITY: Lemont
Antique Market I
Antique Market I offers a variety of accessories from elegant to depression era & Victorian.
CITY: St. Charles
Antique Market III
This Market offers antique & collectible merchandise from the primitive to the elegant. Clothing, pottery, silver, paintings, glass, toys, coins, sports, fine & costume jewelry, light fixtures & furniture. Bridal & gift registry.
CITY: St. Charles
Antiques on State
Step into our 150-year-old stone house and discover treasures that are beautifully displayed by several of the areas finest antique dealers.
CITY: Geneva
Apple Store
This Michigan Avenue hotspot is any technology lover's dream featuring Apple's newest product, accessories and workshops.
CITY: Chicago
Aquascape Designs Water Gardening Store
Visit our water gardening store for all your pond and water feature supplies. Our professional staff will assist you in making sure you have everything you need and our displays will inspire you. Come shop our wide selection of pond supplies, live fish, aquatic plants, fish food, books, and more.
CITY: St. Charles
Arlington Heights Farmers Market
Enjoy fresh produce, flowers, cheeses, bakery good, jams, jellies, and more from local farmers. Open June through October.
CITY: Arlington Heights
Armitage Avenue and Lincoln Park Shopping
Wonderful boutiques, restaurants and salons abound on Armitage Avenue, Halsted Street and Webster Avenue — located in the heart of Lincoln Park. This historic Chicago, Illinois area is considered one of the city's most desirable neighborhood because of the charming tree-lined streets, Victorian row houses and unbeatable shopping and dining. We welcome you to our neighborhood and look forward to providing you with unique finds and amazing customer service! A short cab or EL ride (Brown Line) from downtown, more than forty award-winning boutiques, restaurants and personal services line this historic Chicago neighborhood. Experience big city convenience in a neighborhood setting. Irresistible furniture, clothing, antiques, jewelry, home accessories, table tops, shoes, four-star restaurants, hair salons, spas and other services are all within strolling distance. Most stores are open 7 days a week.
CITY: Chicago
Armitage Avenue Shopping
Located between the North Side neighborhoods of Old Town and Lincoln Park, Armitage Avenue has emerged as a shopping destination in its own right. The main shopping district is concentrated between Halsted Street and Racine Avenue. Start at the Armitage El stop (Brown Line), working your way east to Halsted Street, then wandering a few blocks north to Webster Street. As you stroll around, you'll get a good sense of the area's strong community spirit, with neighbors greeting each other and catching up on the street corners.
CITY: Chicago
Art de Triumph & Artful Framer Studios
Art of Chicago and the World. Originals, prints, fine art cards and expert framing. Corporate gifts and event space. Consultation and installation. Open daily.
CITY: Chicago
Art Gecko, Ltd.
Located in the Oak Park Arts District, we feature contemporary folk art, found object art and fine crafts created primarily with vintage, re-used, reworked, recycled and reclaimed materials. You will find truly unique, eco-friendly, "green" art and artful objects for yourself or for gift giving created by Lisa Nordstrom and other intriguing artists. Visit our website for current exhibits and special events.
CITY: Oak Park
Artemisia Home & Interior Decorating
A unique blend of antiques and elements. Unusual artisan works and uncommon finds including one-of-a-kind jewelry and accessories.
CITY: Geneva
Arts & Artisans, Ltd.
One of Downtown's largest showcases of contemporary American art and jewelry, providing a vast collection of art media including stained and blown glass, metal and wood sculpture and much more!
CITY: Chicago
ASHA Salon Spa
An Aveda lifestyle salon spa catering to individual lifestyle needs. We thoroughly nurture your mind, body, and soul with lively haircuts, soothing face and body treatments or enlightening workshops.
CITY: Schaumburg
Avenue Association
The Avenue shops are located at Oak Park and Lake Street and across from picturesque Scoville Park. It's All Here! In the "Heart of Oak Park" you'll find specialty shops that offer personal service as the norm -- not the exception! International and local designers of fashion and jewelry, antique shops, galleries and fine restaurants.
CITY: Oak Park
Back In Bloom
Vintage and country home accent treasures; antiques, florals, hand-painted furniture and wall art, also shabby chic.
CITY: Bartlett
Balance Spa & Health Club
Located in the Palmer House, the new Chicago Spa, Balance offers a full menu of spa services in the 12 treatment room spa and also offers an array of fitness and wellness services, and memberships in the 10,000 square foot fitness center located within the Chicago hotel.
CITY: Chicago
Banbury Fair
Unique shopping experience specializing in folk art classes, supplies and wooden ware; seasonal antique barn and petting zoo on site.
CITY: Bartlett
Barbara's Bookstore
Contemporary and traditional literature. Outstanding service and selection make Barbara's a browser's paradise.
CITY: Chicago
Barney's New York
An emporium of style since 1923, Barneys is the go-to department store for celebrities and fashion mavens from all over the world.
CITY: Chicago
Barrington Ice House Village Mall Shops and Restaurants
Explore this historic mall, built in 1904, featuring more than 20 specialty shops and Chessie's, an authentic 1915 train station restaurant with its own railroad car.
CITY: Barrington
Bass Pro Shops
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs -- This sportsman's paradise is a breath of fresh air for outdoors enthusiasts. At Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World in Bolingbrook, you'll find everything you need for fishing, hunting, marine, camping, golf, footwear and gifts. Your adventure starts here!
CITY: Bolingbrook
Baubo's Garden
Fine lingerie, sleepwear, foundations, bridal undergarments, accessories and more for the sophisticated woman. In Forest Park.
CITY: Forest Park
BBK Sports
Sporting goods retailer and team sales. Equipment and apparel for baseball, softball, soccer, football, basketball, and volleyball.
CITY: St. Charles
Bead In Hand
An incredible selection of beads and beading supplies in a charming shop with knowledgeable staff. Everything for the beginner to the expert -- new and vintage beads, charms, chain, wire, findings, stringing materials and books. Beaded jewelry repair. Special events include birthday parties, celebrations for adults, classes, and activities for youth groups. Visit website for details.
CITY: Oak Park
Belgian Chocolatier Piron
Gourmet Belgian style chocolates mad fresh on the premises. A Belgian-trained Master Chocolatier provides authentic recipes and uses only the finest and freshest ingredients. Only fresh cream and butter are used.
CITY: Evanston
Bella Bridal
A full-service bridal and formal wear boutique, Bella Bridal can meet all your formal occasion needs.
CITY: St. Charles
Bike Rack
The area's best selection of bikes, recumbents, accessories and clothing. Rentals: bikes, tandems, trailer cycles, recumbent bikes and trikes. Home of Creative Mobility featuring bikes for special needs. Just west of Randall.
CITY: St. Charles
Block 37
This landmark development on State St. features first-to-Chicago retailers, signature dining and entertainment venues within a five-story atrium. The center has direct access to the CTA Red and Blue Lines as well as Chicago's extensive pedway system.
CITY: Chicago
The Chicago flagship store features six levels of merchandise, home furnishings, shoes, and cosmetics. Stop by the Visitors Center on level one for information and in-store promotions.
CITY: Chicago
Blue Ambience Spa
We offer a variety of high-quality services. An exclusive environment created to quench your relaxation needs: Massage, skin care, body treatments, manicure, pedicure, waxing, group party, couples massages with lunch and gift certificate.
CITY: Long Grove
Blue Goose Super Market -- St. Charles
Known throughout the Fox Valley for top-quality meats, produce, and fresh bakery products. Where service has been a family tradition for more than 70 years in St. Charles.
CITY: St. Charles
Blue Violet BodyworksSpa
Facials, manicures, pedicures, body polish, haircuts, massage and more.
CITY: Elgin
Books at Sunset
New and gently read books, books on tape, gift items, cappuccino, biscotti and even "tea for two."
CITY: Elgin
Boomers Stadium
Located in the heart of the Chicago suburbs, the Schaumburg Boomers Stadium is the ideal destination for family-oriented fun! The Schaumburg Boomers are a minor league baseball team competing in the Independent Frontier League. Schaumburg Boomers store sells Boomers clothing and other items.
CITY: Schaumburg
Bourbon Street Gallery
The Bourbon Street Gallery -- in the Bourbon Street area in Pheasant Run Resort & Spa. The gallery showcases the works of new, emerging and established Chicago artists.
CITY: St. Charles
Branca offers a distinct retail approach to luxurious interiors with decorate objects, antiques, tabletop, gifts and more, from $35 and up.
CITY: Chicago
Brans Nut Company Factory Store
Fresh roasted nuts of all kinds, 30 flavors of Jelly Belly jellybeans, chocolates and chocolate-covered nuts. Stop in for a bag or a gift tin. We roast on site! Open every day 9-5.
CITY: Wauconda
An Artisan Bread Bakery featuring a delicious variety of fresh-baked breads, buns and more. Breadsmith is open Tuesday through Sunday. Stop in and see what makes us the special choice of bread lovers!
CITY: St. Charles
Briolette Beads & More
Get creative at this crafter's paradise! Beads from around the world, unique rubber stamps & papers, Ranger inks, paints, and stamp pads. Sit at our "crystal bar" and work on your projects. Our friendly staff will be happy to assist you. Classes for all skill levels. Parties are our specialty! Birthdays, bridesmaids, "girls night out" -- we do them all. Come take a look!
CITY: Forest Park
Broadway Antique Market
Browse the showrooms of 75 dealers at this antique mall that offers everything from mid-century modern furniture to art deco jewelry and 1950s lighting.
CITY: Chicago
Build-A Bear-Workshop
Located at Navy Pier, Build-A-Bear Workshop is an interactive shopping experience that allows you to make your own stuffed animal friend. Located on Level One near the food court.
CITY: Chicago
As the original British Luxury brand, Burberry offers an extensive selection of outerwear, clothing, sportswear.
CITY: Chicago
Burton Snowboards Flagship Store
Features all the latest gear from Burton, R.E.D., Anon, Analog, Gravis and a full skateboard shop. The store's four floors are dedicated to men's, women's and youth gear. Come see us! A trip to the Burton Store is the next best thing to a day on the hill. It's where riding begins!
CITY: Chicago
C.D. Peacock
C.D. Peacock is Chicago's premier destination for luxury watch and jewelry brands, including Patek Philippe, Rolex, Cartier, Panerai, Hearts on Fire and Mikimoto. Visit our boutique to discover luxury at its finest.
CITY: Chicago
The 185,000-square-foot retail showroom is an educational and entertainment attraction, featuring a décor of museum-quality animal displays, huge aquariums and trophy animals interacting in realistic re-creations of their natural habitats.
CITY: Hoffman Estates
Thousands of sweets for the young and the young at heart. Connect your candy choices to your personality - that's your Candyality!
CITY: Chicago
Cartier Inc.
The world-renowned French watchmaker and jewellery designer's collections are magnificently displayed in their windows on Michigan Avenue.
CITY: Chicago
Cassona Home Furnishings
Cassona Home Furnishings provides the best furniture and accessories imported from around the world. They can also offer customization on most of their pieces.
CITY: Chicago
Cernan Earth and Space Center
The Cernan Earth & Space Center of Triton College features a variety of earth and sky shows, children's shows, laser light shows, earth and space exhibits, and the Star Store gift shop.
CITY: River Grove
Chameleon is a unique, fun and fashionable clothing boutique in the heart of the Avenue shopping district of Oak Park. Both men and women will find selections of hip, artsy apparel and accessories at this independently owned store.
CITY: Oak Park
Chanel Boutique
Shop for Coco Chanel's signature clothing accessories and jewelry at this chic boutique located in the historic Drake hotel.
CITY: Chicago
Channing's Day Spa
Chicago's hot spot for over 22 years. It is a favorite of celebrities and locals. Our licensed result-oriented staff are experts!
CITY: Chicago
Charlestowne Mall
Charlestowne Mall has a unique collection of boutiques, specialty shops and nationally famous stores and enchanting two-level carousel.
CITY: St. Charles
Chicago Botanic Gardens Farmers' Market
The Garden welcomes local, sustainable farmers and producers to this public farmers' market on the first and third Sundays of the month from June through October. Admission to the market is free to Garden visitors and will be held rain or shine. Visitors may purchase a special market bag from the Garden Shop to carry their purchases home.
CITY: Glencoe
Chicago Chinatown - Chamber of Commerce
Wonderful place to shop for Oriental gifts. You'll find something that will please any age. Don't forget to stop by bakery stores for some delicious Chinese baked goods.
CITY: Chicago
Chicago Food Planet Tours
Take the 3-hour food tasting and cultural walking Chicago tours, which combine delicious food and drink tastings with some serious fun in Chicago's most delicious, off-the-beaten-path neighborhoods. Suitable for all age groups and fitness levels, you'll experience delectable foods from one-of-a-kind specialty food stores and ethnic eateries while receiving an insiders view into the culture, history and architecture that defines the Windy City. Walk away with new culinary perspectives, big smiles, satisfied taste buds and the confidence to continue exploring the areas where locals live.
CITY: Chicago
Chicago French Market
Come visit Chicago's first and only year-round, indoor marketplace providing you with permanent, convenient and personal access to local artisans and purveyors.Featuring nearly 30 individual specialty vendors, Chicago French Market offers fresh ingredients for cooking at home, delicious grab-and-go options for breakfast, lunch and dinner, light snacks, picnics, easy party planning for home and office settings, plus meaningful gift ideas, all in one convenient location.
CITY: Chicago
Chicago Music Mart at DePaul Center
This Loop music shopping mall features free entertainment daily during Tunes at Noon.
CITY: Chicago
Chicago Ridge Mall
Visit Chicago Ridge Mall and discover everything you're looking for, from fashion to food to flicks, all under one roof. You'll find Carson Pirie Scott, Kohl's, Sears and more than 150 of your favorite stores, plus the eatery food court.
CITY: Chicago Ridge
Chicago ShopWalk
Your personal stylist will bring you to the most unique boutiques that you won't find in any other city. Tours include a personal shopping stylist and perks like local treats and drinks, and discounts and gift certificates from the hottest boutiques.
CITY: Chicago
Chicago Tribune Gift Store
The Chicago Tribune Gift Store is your place for quality photos, books and merchandise that can be given as gifts for someone who enjoys Chicago or can be a friendly reminder of all this great city has to offer.
CITY: Chicago
Chicago's Chinatown
Chicago's own Chinatown features beautiful Chinese-style buildings, as well as exotic dining and shopping experiences that have made the neighborhood a popular destination for visitors and locals alike.
CITY: Chicago
Since 1842, Christofle has upheld its position as the foremost leader in the art of silver, offering the finest in home decor, flatware, and accessories.
CITY: Chicago
Circa Vintage Gallery
Enjoy a whimsical journey through time. Explore unique vintage finds; Paintings, sculpture, photography, jewelry, home decor and furniture.
CITY: St. Charles
City of Lake Forest Farmer's Market
Find local produce featuring seasonal fruits, vegetables, meat, poultry, dairy products and more sold directly off the trucks. Also, the market will feature local chefs and specialists selling a variety of treats including swirl cupcakes, pies, ice pops, cookies and sweets, appetizers, dips, salsas, homemade granola, croutons, homemade lemonade, ice tea and a variety of cold drinks, caramel sauce, hot fudge sauce and homemade marshmallows. The market is held at the East Lake Forest Train Station, located at 691 N. Western Avenue in Lake Forest. Open Saturdays, June 22 through October 12.
CITY: Lake Forest
City of West Chicago's Gallery 200
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Gallery 200 is fast becoming a haven for art lovers as a quality destination for buying and browsing great local art. The gallery, a cultural initiative supported by the City of West Chicago, hosts artist opening receptions, art talks and workshops.
CITY: West Chicago
Lincolnshire's place for dining, shopping, entertainment and work. Enjoy unique boutiques, the 20-theatre Regal Cinema and IMax, glow-in-the-dark miniature golf, ceramic painting, outdoor summer concerts and a variety of restaurants.
CITY: Lincolnshire
Clarks offers a wide array of comfortable, stylish footwear and accessories for every occasion.
CITY: Chicago
Columbia Sportswear
High-performance outdoor apparel accessories and equipment, throughout two stories of glass, reclaimed wood and locally sourced stone.
CITY: Chicago
Consignment Gallery
We consign and sell new and used upscale quality brand name furniture, accessories and art. Because of our growth, we are now offering residential and commercial staging and offer an estate sale service.
CITY: St. Charles
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant
Experience Cooper's Hawk... a modern, casual restaurant with a menu created with their own handcrafted wines in mind. Start in their Napa-style tasting room, where you can view their wineries and sample the winemaker's latest creations. Shop in the gift store for unique food or wine-related gifts.
CITY: Burr Ridge
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant
Experience Cooper's Hawk... a modern, casual restaurant with a menu created with our own handcrafted wines in mind. Start in our Napa-style tasting room, where you can view our wineries and sample our winemaker's latest creations. Shop in our gift store for unique food or wine related gifts.
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HIV and Fatigue
Topic Overview
Feeling tired is common if you have HIV, especially if you have had the virus for many years. Being severely tired can affect your ability to work, take care of yourself, and enjoy your life.
There can be many reasons why you are tired. It is important that you and your doctor try to find the cause. Many of the things that cause fatigue can be treated, and you may feel better.
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- Tests to check your kidneys, liver, and Reference electrolyte Opens New Window levels
- Chest X-rays and Reference lung function tests Opens New Window
- Symptom check for depression
- Review of all medicines to see if they are causing your fatigue
- Discussion of your sleep and exercise habits
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Based on your symptoms and test results, you and your doctor can make a plan for treatment. You may need a change in your medicines. If you are anemic or have low hormone levels, your doctor can treat those problems.
Exercise may boost your strength and give you more energy. If you haven't been active at all, talk with your doctor about starting a walking or weight-lifting program. Or find another activity that you like to do. Regular exercise relieves stress. It also keeps your heart, lungs, and muscles strong and helps you feel less tired. It also may help your immune system work better.
Make sure you are getting enough sleep. If you have trouble sleeping, talk with your doctor.
If you are still tired after making changes, you may want to "budget" your energy. Limit some activities to save up energy for those that are important to you.
Avoid illegal drugs, which may cause fatigue or keep you from sleeping.
By: | Reference Healthwise Staff | Last Revised: Reference April 5, 2012 |
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Reference Peter Shalit, MD, PhD - Internal Medicine |
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text: im trying to work out my calorie allowance by using tdee and taking away 500 calories a day. im not sure what activity level to use. i look after 2 boys under 2 all day so lots of moving,cleaning and im up and downstairs alot of the day. i use a heart rate moniter to see calories burned through exercise and im eating them back at the moment. Im doing the 30 day shred at the moment so exercising everyday, but il usually work out 3-4 days a week. Would setting tdee to lightly active 1-3 days a week then adding exercise calories work? I go for walks with the kids 1-2 days a week anyway which last 1-2 hours so that would count as 1-3 days activity then I could add workout calories burned right? I have from 1200-1400cals a day right now as its hard to eat more right now. my hunger has gone a little lol


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