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Nancy DeLores Short (Minton), 62, of Richmond, the wife of Harlin "Pooch" Minton, and the daughter of Jesse N. Short (Nancy) and Margaret Helen Vanderpool Short, passed away Saturday morning, July 20, 2013, at the Compassionate Care Center in Richmond, following a courageous battle with cancer.
Nancy was born in Richmond, Kentucky, on February 7, 1951. She was valedictorian of her graduating class at Madison High School. Upon graduation she attended Eastern Kentucky University. After working at Oldham, Roberts and Powell Funeral Home during high school, she worked at Fort Boonesboro State Park. She retired from EnerySys Corporation where she served as manager of the Human Resource Department.
Nancy was a kind and giving person, who made a lasting impression on everyone she met. Her smile, laugh and cheery disposition would brighten up the day of those she was around. Nancy served as a director of the Madison County Fair and Horse Show and was involved with all the pleasure and walking horse shows. She was active statewide in the walking horse community, serving as a director of the Bluegrass Pleasure and Walking Horse Association and former secretary of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Kentucky Walking Horse Association. In addition to showing horses she tabulated the results of horse shows in Kentucky and surrounding states.
In addition to her husband and parents, Nancy is survived by a brother: Roger Short (Judy); step-brother: Greg Rose (Melissa), nephews: Chris Short (Liz), Brett Short, Eric Short, step-nephew: Ted Rose; step-nieces: Jessica Rose, Madison Rose, Jadyn Rose; great-niece: Laken Childress (Coty); great nephews: Tyler Short, Logan Short; step-sons: Joey Minton and Pete Minton; step-grandchildren: Joseph Minton, Josh Minton, Nikki Minton; and her constant, loyal loving canine companion, Summer Trix. She leaves behind a host of other loving relatives and numerous devoted friends.
Nancy was preceded in death by her brother: Scotty Lyn Short.
Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 23, 2013, at the Combs, Parsons & Collins Funeral Home with Bro. Kenneth Bishop and Bro. Greg Lakes officiating. Burial will follow in the Richmond Cemetery.
Visitation will be after 3 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.
Pallbearers will be: Chris Short, Brett Short, Eric Short, Tyler Short, Logan Short, Jack Short, Greg Rose and Joey Minton.
The family would like to extend heartfelt thanks to the staff of Baptist Health, especially the Intensive Care Unit and to the staff of Hospice Care Plus, especially the Compassionate Care Center.
Donations may be made in memory of Nancy to Hospice Care Plus, 208 Kidd Drive, Berea, Kentucky 40403 or to The Madison County Fair and Horse Show, P.O. Box 699, Richmond, Kentucky 40476.
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If you were to spend 8 days in any of the following destinations (we will already be in Berlin for 5 days and we are looking for someplace warmer to spend just over a week), which would you choose?
You would want some rest and relaxation, on or near a beautiful beach, in or near a medieval town that has people strolling at night and have some historical sights to visit as well:
1. Fly into Naples, drive to Tropea and use that as a base to explore parts of Calabria
2. Fly into Naples, drive to Vieste and use that as a base to explore Gargano National Park
3. Fly to Cagliari, Sardinia and stay at a beach resort and explore the island by car
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I don't think much of Gargano as a destination, either its natural features or its towns. It would certainly be hard to fill up 8 days on Gargano with a variety of interesting things to do, and once you are on the promontory, it is a long drive getting off, so day trips would not be easy. In August, you'd probably find the Gargano just of zoo of cheap holiday-package revelers. If you do decide to go, see if you can fly into Bari.
Beach resorts in Sardinia are modern and isolated from the local culture, so you'll miss out the local life you say interests you. It is hard to explore the island without road-tripping, and competing for space along the coast in Sardinia in August would not be my cup of tea.
I think you might find Calabria the more open and relaxing place than eastern Sicily, whose towns are alternately jammed to the gills with tourists or else not interested in catering to them. I have been told that August is a very happy time in Calabria, because it is when many young Italians who have relocated north for work return home for their summer vacation, so the piazze are filled from early evening to long into the night with families and neighbors catching up -- it might be something lovely to experience. But you would really need to be prepared for the fierce heat of midday, and get off your normal clock and more into the rhythm of life of that hot part of Italy, where nothing goes on midday except resting.
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Hi GoldenAutumn,
Great advice. However, I forgot to add one more destination that we were first considering:
- Fly into Dubrovnik, Croatia, spend 3 nights, then take a ferry to Hvar Island, where we will spend 5 nights
How does this compare with Calabria or my other choices?
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Depend of the time of the year..Croatia beach time would not be good outside late May - early Sept.
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I've not been, so can't answer! It normally might be cooler in Croatia than in Calabria in August, but you never can be sure where a heat wave will hit. Also, it might be much more humid in Croatia, and I would prefer a drier heat. But if those sorts of things matter to you, then do some research, because I am just guessing.
I would also "guess" that Croatia -- especially the places you've mentioned -- are much more touristic and tourist-driven than Calabria. There are some northern Europeans who see Calabria as a cheap vacation, and there are places set up for them along the beaches, but there is really no place in Calabria that is on the international "tourist map" like Croatia is today. Croatia is sort of trendy for middle-class travelers -- many of whom wouldn't dream of setting foot it Calabria. Too unknown for them. So depends on what you are looking for in terms of amenities and overall experience. -
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I have visitor Dubrovnik many times ...it has never been humid,
but who knows what the weather is like any more
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I should have mentioned we are travelling in late July/early August.
As well, we do not mind travelling to places less touristy. For example, two years ago, we travelled down to the southern part of Puglia, staying in Lecce and Otranto, and used them as bases to see so many other wonderful places in that area.
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To add even more confusion, what about flying into Naples, then taking a ferry to the Aeolian Islands, and spending a week there, maybe even dividing the time between two of the islands.
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Take a serious look at the Aeolian islands. Island hopping there is so easy and each one is different and so beautiful. My favorite is Panerea but I could spend time on any of them. One of those places I need to see again...just beautiful. Not sure where you are from but few Americans or Canadians go there or have ever heard of it.
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We are Canadian, from Montreal, and we try and discover those places that are not on most people's to-do list.
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- Guest Yadira A.
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This was the perfect setting for our group's retreat. Plenty of room and we loved exploring the house and learning how it all came about. The living room was the perfect place to gather in the evening. The kitchen was just what we needed and was well stocked; we all enjoyed cooking our daily meals there!. There artist' house is was just what our group of 10 including 3 kids needed to slow down and just spend quality time together. The beds were decent and plenty of it. The owner was very helpful and accommodating at our arrival house didn't have heater on as soon as we called owner at 7:00 am gave us instructions what to do and kind providing information on the cabin and surrounding area. Cabin was clean and would recomend it to anyone!. We definitely would love to stay again!. Thank you for sharing your cabin with us!.Recommended for: Families with young children, sightseeing.
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The Huckeba s loved the Artist's House
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- Date of stay 10/18/13
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We enjoyed our fall vacation so much more for being in the Artist's House. It was rustic with artist touches of beauty. Every window frames a lovely view of nature. We enjoyed cooking together in the spacious kitchen. There were apple trees on the property and our 5 year old picked bags of apples! So, we cooked apple everything. What fun. Good memories.Recommended for: Families with young children, adventure seekers, sightseeing.
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charming and peaceful
charming and peaceful
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we had a wonderful family weekend getaway at the "artist's house!" our three kids, 7, 6 and 4 thoroughly enjoyed the bunk beds, apple tree and many areas to explore outside. the wood burning fireplace was an added bonus too! it was clean, comfortable and cozy. just what our little family needed to slow down and just spend quality time together.Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Great 'base' for our hiking weekend with friends!
Great 'base' for our hiking weekend with friends!
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My husband, our friends and their toddler thoroughly enjoyed staying at the Artist's house. The weekend we stayed was particularly chilly, but we were warm and cozy and enjoyed cooking our meals in the spacious kitchen each night. We were a short drive from Highlands (~15 min) and literally right down the road from some amazing hiking trails and waterfalls. This house truly felt welcoming and warm---a perfect place to just sit and relax and get away. The kitchen and bathrooms were very clean (a particular concern of mine when renting), and the beds were decent, although I might advise you to bring your own pillows. Thanks so much to Michael for sharing his wonderful property! We would surely return again in the future!Recommended for: Girls getaway, families with young children, families with teenagers, adventure seekers, age 55+, sightseeing.
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Lovely rustic
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- Date of stay 10/13/12
- Review Submitted 10/14/12
My husband and I planned a last minute, all-children-left-behind, get away and settled on the Artist's House. The owner was very helpful and kind providing information on the cabin and surrounding area. We were interested in hiking and escaping city life, which was easy. The house has the charm of a log cabin but offers plenty of comfort. It was clean and well maintained, which is always a great joy (and surprise) to someone terribly allergic to mold and dust mite. The house is a little (15 min) ride from Highlands proper and a stone throw away from great hiking. At the end of the day a couple of really good restaurants in Highlands top it off, I highly recommend this property to anyone looking to unwind. We'll be back.Recommended for: Families with young children, families with teenagers, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, sightseeing.
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I wish we could have stayed for a week!
- Guest Jake (Greenville, SC)
- Date of stay 10/05/12
- Review Submitted 10/12/12
Our stay in the Artist's house was absolutely wonderful. What a beautifully renovated cabin! My wife and I spent a weekend there for our "anniversary" vacation. I used quotations because we brought our two kids, and let each kid bring a friend, so it was two adults and four kids!!!!!! Right away, the kids were blown away with the property. They kept running around saying "Whoa, cool!" Then wanted to show us the neat stuff that they found. We have stayed in cabins in Highlands before and it is one of our favorite spots to vacation when the leaves start to change colors in the fall. This house was great. The Bunk room was perfect for a family with kids. We could have probably slept 3-4 more people comfortably. It was great having a full kitchen, as we do a lot of cooking. The fire pit out front was wonderful. We roasted marshmallows and hot dogs with the kids and told ghost stories as we watched all the stars come out. My wife and I enjoyed some gourmet nibblies and some fine wine that we had bought at the cool grocery store in town (love them too!) Mike was very helpful in pointing out some fun things to do while we were in the area. It was also fun to see all of his photos in the house, as well as albums of the renovation and his family. We did a lot of hiking, I took the boys fishing while the girls went into town to shop the boutiques. The weather was perfect, and everybody had a fantastic time. I would highly recommend this place for anyone looking for a cozy, rustic cabin retreat!Recommended for: Families with young children, families with teenagers, pet owners, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, age 55+, sightseeing.
Owner response: Wow Esther, I'm so glad you had a wonderful time up there I hope you come back next year and I will use your review has a example of how wonderful that place is- thank you
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- Guest Mary (Tyler TX)
- Date of stay 07/28/12
- Review Submitted 09/20/12
Should have taken to heart the review that had the song of 'Deliverance' playing in their mind as they approached this cabin. This is a very remote and rustic cabin. We arrived to a DIRTY AND UNCLEANED PLACE WHICH WAS TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE! We had to sweep, vacuum and wash all the sheets the night we arrived before we could go to bed after driving across the country. We had to haul off several bags of dirty diaper containing garbage--yes the smell! This was after it took contacting VRBO in order to get a hold of the owner just to get check in instructions. The pictures are a bit deceiving as the surrounding property has not been mowed for years. The living area was nice, the bedrooms adequate and the kitchen ok. But the cabinets were old, filled with lingering staples and dirty. We had to deal with some invading ants as well. There was a tiny stackable washer / dryer in a filthy closet of a bedroom that was from the 1970s and just barely worked. WE ARE STILL TRYING TO GET THE OWNER TO REFUND OUR SECURITY DEPOSIT AND CLEANING FEE 7 WEEKS LATER---HE'S AVOIDING US! NOT A HAPPY TRAVELER Will try to get VRBO to pull this listing!Owner response: The guest was made aware that the maid had been very ill and could not clean and they had the option to cancel for a full refund. They agreed to clean with a $100 credit by me which they chose. They chose to stay and remarked to me " the cleaning wasn't a big deal". The ad clearly states its rural and not a country club setting, though there are three good neighbors on my street. Their funds were sent to them in a timely manner, the letter was returned to me as undeliverable and am am still awaiting an email for their correct address. Again, they had other options to stay and they chose to spend the week there, as they found it knowing the maid couldn't be there, but accepted a $100 payment from me. Out of the dozens of rentals this is the first time the maids didn't come on time.
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Perfect destination to Eat, Pray & Love!
Perfect destination to Eat, Pray & Love!
- Guest Mountain Yogi (Ponte Vedra Beach, FL)
- Date of stay 12/06/11
- Review Submitted 03/16/12
What a fabulous place to find peace, inspiration and beautifully majestic surroundings! We spent two weeks here as a health and wellness retreat. There was plenty of room to roll out several yoga mats, a well stocked kitchen to prepare nutritious and delicious meals, easy access to hiking in the cool mountain air and comfortable beds to rest and restore. My dogs LOVED the wide open fields to run, sniff and hunt for critters! The owner was accommodating and gracious with our schedule, and even suggested yoga classes and healthy dining suggestion! We will definitely be back!Recommended for: Girls getaway, families with young children, people with disabilities, families with teenagers, pet owners, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, age 55+, sightseeing.
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Artist Home???
Artist Home???
- Guest Georgian (Eatonton, Ga,United States)
- Date of stay 11/10/11
- Review Submitted 12/13/11
When we drove up to the house, the song from Deliverance came to mind. The street looked like it was transplanted from the back woods of West Virginia. The house did not live up to its description. Clean,but plain.The furnishings were sparse and fairly uncomfortable. The beds were hard and the sheets were scratchy. Luckily I brought my own. Not worth the money, just awful.Owner response: Sorry my "sparse" house was not up to your standards- it was advertised as not for the country club or subdivision type- if you check the other reviews I think you will find that the house represented to them a comfortable home at a very reasonable price. It does not have 400 count expensive sheets but as you said, was clean and it offers a true mountain experience that is not for everyone. It sounds as if you would have been more contented with the homes that rent in the $1500-$2000 range, not $875- I've been told many a time that my guests felt they got more than they paid for or expected- I apologize if it did not met your expectations.
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The PERFECT highlands cabin retreat
The PERFECT highlands cabin retreat
- Guest Kevin (Suwanee, Ga)
- Date of stay 10/21/11
- Review Submitted 10/23/11
Anyone looking for a secluded cabin in the Highlands would love this place. It is off the beaten path, yet 10 minutes from town. Our group of 4 was incredibly comfortable here and had a blast cooking all of our own meals in the well stocked kitchen. The setting was just what we were looking for and we were intrigued by the history of the house and surrounding land. The owner did a great job creating a warm atmosphere even decorating every wall with his own artwork and photography. The owner himself also helped make the weekend a great experience. He was very pleasant, accommodating, and willing to help make the rental easy and suited to our taste. You will not be disappointed choosing to stay here!!Recommended for: Girls getaway, families with young children, families with teenagers, pet owners, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, age 55+, sightseeing.
Owner response: I was glad to be in the area and to meet Kevin and his party- couldn't have asked for better guests as they truly seemed to appreciate the uniqueness of the house and the setting.
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Currency ConversionDates | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event |
Standard pricing 2 night min stay |
$195 | $195 Thu, Fri, Sat |
$875 | $3,300 | |
- Refundable Damage Deposit: $250
- Tax Rate 10.75%
Cancellation policy:
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Year Purchased: 2007
About the owner: Though born in North Carolina, I reside in Fl and try to spend as much time in these beautiful mountains as possible. I found the perfect location on 6 acres about two years ago and spent over a year completely renovating and updating the house. I am a photographer-publisher, and enjoy hiking, traveling, and of course, photography.
Why the Owner Chose Highlands:
It's simply beautiful and the town of Highlands is one of the most charming mountain towns I've found, with great resturants, art galleries and shopping.
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Spicy Shrimp Recipe
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Oprah.com | April 12, 2011
Looking for a delicious lean protein to add to your mix-and-match salad? This spicy shrimp is a tasty choice.
Serves 4
1/2 tsp. lime zest and 3 Tbsp. lime juice (from about 2 limes)
1/2 tsp. cumin
1 tsp. salt
3 Tbsp. olive oil
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 1/2 tsp. Sriracha sauce (available in the Asian aisle of the supermarket)
1 pound shrimp, peeled and deveined
Total time: 15 minutes
Mix all ingredients except shrimp together in a large bowl, then add shrimp and toss to coat. Place shrimp on skewers, reserving the marinade. Place the skewers on a grill or grill pan over medium heat and brush with remaining marinade. Cook until shrimp turn pink, about 3 minutes per side.
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The Costa Do Sol Residencial is located in Porto, Portugal
The Hotel Costa do Sol Residencial offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere for enjoying a holiday or a business trip or as a starting point for exploring the North of Portugal. Located in the heart of the historical city of Porto, in Rua de Santa Catarina, the best known shopping area of the city : stroll past the elegant shops, take a break in one of the grand cafes, experience the heritage of the city through its monuments...and enjoy the hospitable spirit of the people.
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holidays alongside weekends away. It's all out there for the taking and we're off to get ...
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Visiting storm-torn parts of New Jersey Sunday, President Obama met a largely-friendly crowd that voted for him in 2008. But the state has also elected a high-profile Republican governor, and most people disapprove of his performance.
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During President Obama's whirlwind trip to New Jersey Sunday afternoon to examine tropical storm Irene recovery efforts, his roles as consoler-in-chief and candidate for re-election were both on display.
The trip took Mr. Obama to a state which supported him solidly in 2008 but which since has elected Chris Christie, a high-profile Republican, as governor. And a Quinnipiac University poll released in August found that 52 percent of New Jersey voters disapproved of Obama's performance in office.
But the President's critics did not seem to be those who turned out at Mr. Obama's three whirlwind stops in Wayne and Paterson, New Jersey. Friendly crowds lined the streets along his motorcade route and there were no overtly negative signs in sight. But one poignant sign along the president's route said "Help Us."
Accompanied by Gov. Christie, the President first headed to Fayette Avenue in Wayne. The residential area was hit by flooding from the Pompton River. Homes on both sides of the street were heavily damaged and there was debris – drywall, refrigerators, and siding – on both sides of the avenue.
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South Coast Track
Challenge yourself to one of Tasmania's finest long-distance walks, carrying a full pack along the unspoiled wilderness of Australia's southernmost shores. This nine-day, 85-kilometre walk offers a spectrum of Tasmanian scenes, from empty beaches to towering rainforests and the alpine heights of the Ironbound Range. It's a place of wild scenes and wildlife, with the chance to see wombats, quolls and possibly even the orange-bellied parrot, one of the world's rarest bird species. After a spectacular flight along the coast or mountains to the remote airstrip at Melaleuca in the World Heritage-listed Southwest National Park, you will walk 10 to 15 kilometres each day, carrying up to 20 kilograms and camping at night. The walk has a flexible itinerary that allows for a rest day and time for swims or exploration along the succession of south-coast beaches. Following in the footsteps of early indigenous Australians and ancient seafarers - the South Coast Track was built as an escape route for shipwreck survivors - our knowledgeable guides will lead you through a true wilderness experience and the challenge of a lifetime. No special skills are required other than excellent fitness and an open, flexible approach to being in remote areas for consecutive days.
Brief Itinerary
DAY 1 | Depart Hobart, fly into Melaleuca, trek to Cox's Bight |
DAY 2 | Trek to Louisa Creek / Louisa Bay |
DAY 3 | Walk to Louisa River |
DAY 4 | Trek across the Ironbound Ranges |
DAY 5 | Rest Day at Little Deadman's Bay |
DAY 6 | Walk to Osmiridium Beach |
DAY 7 | Trek to Granite Beach |
DAY 8 | Trek to South Cape Rivulet |
DAY 9 | Walk to Cockle Creek, return to Hobart |
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Create version of Unity Editor for linux. Related idea: Player / Web Player support for Linux: http://feedback.unity3d.com/forums/15792-unity/suggestions/164961
Guys, you don't need Windows to run Unity3D and MonoDevelop any more. Just try this solution out:
We have done a lot to give the chance of running Unity3D for Linux users. Only Asset Store doesn't work. But we are working over that.
give time 1 year and most linux users will go on Manjaro.
give time 2 years and most windows users will switch to linux.
give time 3 years and most unity 3D users will switch to alternatives!!!
games are comming out for linux and so users are switching.
Linux > Mac > Windows
Agreed. I switched to Linux recently, and dread booting into Windows to continue Unity development. As such, I've given it up for personal game projects.
If Steam is moving PC gaming towards Linux, it seems like it would be ideal to have the option to develop on the platform that we will be developing for. I'd like to make the move over to Linux entirely, but Unity3d is the one thing that is preventing me from getting rid of my windows installation. I've been keeping my eye on other solutions, but the way things stand now I'd much rather be able to keep using unity on Linux than switch to something else or have to use windows for just unity development.
Didn't u guys notice the name "microsomething" poping out more and more lately in the news provided by unity corp????
that's a clear statement that they wont do a linux editor. if u take a look in the foruns u'll notice that this conversation is beeing drag from almost 10years...
look wut append to nokia when they embrace "microsomethig" OS for phones.
ofc this ins't the best example cause nokia sell phones and not a game engine...
if u guyes want to develop in a *nix machine, forget unity and go after something that actually works in a *nix system...
The alternatives are out there.
Ok, my vote was the 8999th one. Penguins of the world, unite! Lets make it to the 10k!
ok let's sum this up, ... 9000 votes, that's at least 900 users, ... I'm pretty sure 900 + users would buy Unity Pro if they make it for Linux Editor, ...
so how much is that?
1500$ per licence
1500$*900 = 1 350 000$ +
hmmmm, .... I guess 1M is not worth it? NO?
I'm pretty sure if somsone has a PRO, and has made a game published it and gained more than 3k$ and you make it for Linux would donate another 1.5k just to support devs.
I know I would.
but because of this kind of ignorance I'm not even considering buying 1.
DON'T forget, that many people don't even know about this voting stuff and some of them would buy it. IF it happens, ...
oh also some opinion about shiva :)
actually it's interesting, this is VERY good post after all :D
it gives few things:
shows ignorance to users. - USER should always be KING. IF not he runs away.
shows the importance of it and again the ignorance to it.
shows all different kind of alternative Game Engines.
You know all languages work partially same and converting big projects isn't that hard.
Also I'll start looking for alternative GameEngines, that support P2P, as unity will propably need 3 years to make Linux Editor AND 10 additional years till it makes P2P, ...
yeah really good guys ;)
the only thing I can say about this editor is there aren't lots of bugs.
WHILE I'm used to modern programs with too many trivial bugs.
OK I'll post alternative Game Engines that I've found so far:
1. GodotEngine: http://www.godotengine.org/wp/
2. ShiVa 2.0 Teaser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmVtGny58TI
GUYS let's keep this Alternatives on top ;) to help fellow unity community what to choose.
And some opinions about engines AND community there would be fine too :)


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Actors Christian Bale and Ben Whishaw joined director Todd Haynes at the London Film Festival premiere of I'm Not There on Saturday, October 27, 2007. The critically-acclaimed film is a biography of rock icon Bob Dylan that unfolds from several different perspectives. Check out photos from the gala event…
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MOCO Social Sports is here to bring adults together who want to socialize, have fun, meet new people and be active through a variety of sports leagues and social events. All members must be 21 years of age and older. All games are co-ed and will be held in the Gaithersburg/Germantown area.


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More than a year and a $10 million price slash later, the house may now finally have a buyer — it's reportedly in escrow, according to Curbed.
This house exudes so much luxury that even the door knobs are made from gold. "No expense has been spared in this famed three-level French Palladian residential estate," the real estate listing says.
The home has nine bedrooms and 13 bathrooms spanning its three floors. The French style house sits on 1.96 acres on a lovely tree-lined block.
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US Open: What We'll Be Missing
By Rob York ,
Many a tennis fan and Bleacher Report writers have lamented that Marat Safin is playing his final US Open this year. But while we're promised at least one more USO match featuring the Big Russian, there are a few other men we won't get to see at all at this year's event.
Here are a few, and why we'll be missing them.
Major Achievements: Former world No. 1, Roland Garros champion 1998, Australian Open finalist 1997, US Open finalist 1998, 20 career titles, led Spain to Davis Cup victory in 2004.
Why He Won't Be There: On hiatus since March due to injured tendons and hip.
Why We'll Miss Him: In the late-'90s there were many speedy Spaniards with heavy forehands, but Moya was the biggest (at 6'3), the biggest serving and showed the best results on asphalt.
Plus, in a sport full of good guys he was especially mensch-like.
Now 33, Moya has been displaced at the top of tennis' food chain, and his accomplishments now pale in comparison to those of Rafael Nadal, a kid Moya once mentored.
However, Moya hadn't shown any particular signs of slowing down until this spring, when he announced that an injury would keep him out of the game indefinitely.
We wish him a speedy recovery, and that we'll get to see him again whenever healthy.
Major Achievements: Former world No. 3, Wimbledon finalist in 2002, US Open semifinalist 2003, winner of 10 career titles.
Why He Won't Be There: He's still recovering from hip surgery earlier in the year and won't be able to play again until January.
Why We'll Miss Him: Nalbandian the Andean is probably the cleanest hitter on tour, along with Safin and Nikolay Davydenko. Also, aside from Roger Federer, his game is probably the most easily adaptable to all surfaces of any male player.
When he reached the Wimbly final in '02, it looked like a fluke. At the next year's USO, when he upset Federer and came within a point of stopping Andy Roddick, he suddenly looked like a credible threat everywhere.
He has since been to the semis at the Australian Open and Roland Garros (twice). Though he may not hit quite as early and hard as Andre Agassi, he has a similarly fine return and was once a threat at each event he entered.
Sadly, his fitness and offcourt training make young Agassi look like a paragon of dedication and good judgment. As his weight has increased, his injuries have mounted and results have tapered off.
He's still an exceedingly dangerous player, as his near-win over Rafael Nadal at Indian Wells demonstrated.
We wish him well in his recovery and hope he has at least one more deep run in a major.
Major Achievements: Former world No. 9, winner of five career titles, fourth round at the US Open, Wimbledon and Australian Open.
Why He Won't Be There: Srichaphan has not played since early 2007 due to a wrist injury.
Why We'll Miss Him: Thailand's Srichaphan was a huge boon to tennis in Asia at the start of this decade, as his explosive serve and hard, flat groundies were reminiscent of a young Boris Becker. Perhaps all he lacked in comparison to Boom Boom was great net coverage and clutch play.
Sadly, injuries have probably prevented those traits from developing. I say "sadly" because his almost gleeful aggression on-court made for thrilling tennis, and contrasted greatly with today's more patient style of rallying and defending.
Furthermore, Srichaphan's amiability and obvious devotion to his Buddhist faith were charming. Now 30, he still hopes to get on court again, but there's been little indication of when that will happen.
We wish him a return to the game when the time is right, and hope he hasn't lost his zeal.
(Not that we feel particularly sorry for him; he's still married to former Miss Universe Natalie Glebova and recently launched his own business selling—how does one put this delicately?—male performance enhancement products.)
Major Achievements: Former World No. 59, fourth round US Open 2008, one career title (so far).
Why He Won't Be There: Unable to play the last three majors of 2009 because of an elbow injury.
Why We'll Miss Him: After Srichaphan's absence, 19-year-old Nishikori has done the most to excite tennis fans on the world's largest continent. Though only 5'10", the young Japan native has an explosive forehand and remarkable feel around the court.
He upset James Blake in the finals of Delray Beach last year to win his first title, and then outlasted No. 4 David Ferrer in the third round of the US Open, becoming the first Japanese in the Open's round of 16 in 71 years.
At his size, Nishikori faces long odds of winning a slam, but his natural flair potentially make every major he enters more exciting to watch. Furthermore, he promises to be trendsetter for his nation's (if not his whole continent's) tennis hopes.
We wish him good health and many long years of success.
Major Achievements: Former tennis community leader at Bleacher Report, currently the No. 1 tennis writer at BR, graduate student in energy economics.
Why He Won't Be Here: Currently on a well-deserved sabbatical
Why We'll Miss Him: A little more than a year ago I found a site called Bleacher Report that allowed me to write about tennis and share it with other sports fans. There were only a handful of people writing about tennis at the time, and most of them are no longer involved with it.
But I remember receiving regular, if not constant feedback from Long John Silver, the community leader. There were a lot of would-be writers dropping in back then, so it was understandable that he wouldn't lavish attention on any one of us; he was never that easy to please.
His exceptionally forward personality may not have been the type I'd want involved in the negotiations for the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, but having worked in the newspaper business, I could appreciate his honesty and integrity.
Praise comes infrequently from those who outrank you in nearly any media field, but when it does come you know you've accomplished something. Likewise, when after a few months of writing Long John brought me into his inner circle and called me his "mate," I knew BR would be a home for me.
Now we're heading into our final major tournament of 2009, and we're doing it without the man who shepherded our domain from its infancy. I have a good crew to work with as the current CL, and I owe much of that to the man who preceded me.
Thank you for fostering quality sportswriting in the past year, Long John, and we wish you the rest you need before we see you again around here. By the way, if energy economics doesn't work out for you, you'd make a great managing editor at a newspaper (if you can handle the pay cut!).
Of course, we have more than enough to look forward to at the event ahead, with Roger Federer the overwhelming favorite for his unprecedented sixth-straight Open win. Behind him are a very strong cast: Andy Murray, Andy Roddick, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Juan Martin del Potro look to capitalize if Federer's ship runs aground.
On the women's side, Serena Williams seeks her third major of the year, Dinara Safina looks to make her breakthrough, and Kim Clijsters will be looking to make a successful return to action.
We at the tennis domain will be providing comprehensive coverage of this year's event. Near the end we'll be providing opportunities to collaborate on Creature vs. Creature in the semifinal/final rounds.
Traditionally they've been the domain of the tennis community's top writers, but for the Open we're throwing the doors open to the whole community, so contact me if you want to be part of the CvCs.
Whoever wins this year's Open, let's make it the best coverage BR has ever provided for a big event.


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In the last twenty years, cosmology has unexpectedly emerged as one of the most exciting and dynamic fields of modern science. From astoundingly precise measurements of the cosmic microwave background to the ongoing mysteries of dark energy and dark matter, modern cosmology is unquestionably in ...
Sir Roger Penrose is one of the most eminent mathematical physicists of our age. Among many other accomplishments, he is known for the development of the Hawking-Penrose singularity theorems (with Steven Hawking), twistor theory, the Weyl curvature hypothesis, Penrose tilings and spin networks. ...
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After all, physical cosmology is a highly technical, deeply abstract field of study that represents the culmination of much of our knowledge of modern physics. In order to fully comprehend its subtleties, one must have a thorough mastery of general relativity, differential geometry, thermodynamics, quantum field theory and a good deal else besides.
Frankly put, it is virtually inconceivable that a non-specialist could somehow navigate his way through the rigorous arguments to have the slightest real idea of what is actually being proposed. Moreover, it is common knowledge that putting the necessary explanatory equations or technical diagrams in a popular book will drastically diminish its sales, while omitting all mathematical details will clearly trivialize the ideas beyond recognition, eviscerating them of any scientific content whatsoever.
And then there's the fact that a well-defined, international community of scientific experts already exists for precisely the purpose of evaluating new ideas: there is a welter of well-respected journals in which to publish original work, and no shortage of scientific conferences at which to try to convince one's colleagues. Any attempt to somehow circumvent this process and publish one's pet theory in a popular book is hardly destined to be enthusiastically endorsed by the scientific establishment.
For most of us, then, the idea of producing a popular book about our iconoclastic cosmological views is little short of a terribly bad idea. The general public won't be the slightest bit interested and the scientific community will have you for lunch.
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La Caleta, in the Pontoquito neighborhood, was designed by highly regarded Mexico City architect Fernando de Haro, author of twenty books on Mexican architecture. It is on water and consists of 12,400 sq. ft of home under cover. The villa, a triple-gated property with 24-hour manned security entries, contains 6 bedrooms with balconies, 5 of which have ocean views. The dining room can seat up to 16 persons.
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The Millionaire Calculator
The Millionaire calculator was the first commercially successful mechanical calculator that could perform a direct multiplication. It was in production from 1893 to 1935 with a total of about five thousand machines manufactured.[1][2]
Principle of calculation machine with progressive transmission of tens was invented by Chebyshev and demonstrated on World's fair 1878 in Paris. In 1881 Chebyshev demonstrated the model of calculation machine with automatic multiplication but did not take out a patent for it.
First patented multiplying machines was due to Edmund Barbour[3] (1872), Ramón Verea[4] (1878) and Léon Bollée (1889).[5] Bollée machine could be considered the direct ancestor of Millionaire.
Designed by Otto Steiger, a Swiss engineer, Millionaire was first patented in Germany in 1892. Patents were issued in France, Switzerland, Canada and the USA in 1893. The production started in 1893. Since 1899, until 1935 it was handled by Hans W. Egli of Zürich. During this long life, 4,655 "Millionaire" machines was sold.[6]
All mechanical calculators commercialized prior to the Millionaire, like the arithmometer, the Odhner arithmometer or the comptometer were adding machines and they implemented multiplication by continued addition under operator control. In 1889, Léon Bollée, in France, invented a machine that required only one turn of the crank handle to multiply the number entered on the sliders by a multiplier number. This was accomplished by creating a mechanical representation of the multiplication table which could be read and used by the machine. The manufacturing cost of Bollée's machine was too high and the production was discontinued after a few units. The Millionaire was built with the same target of a direct multiplication in mind. [7]
In first decades of 20th century two other machines with direct multiplication was produced: Moon-Hopkins[8] and Kuhrt-US.[9] These two companies was then taken over by Burroughs and Brunsviga. Both machines was quite different by Millionaire. They were book-keeping machines with printing feature, quite uncomfortable in performing divisions and complex computations. While Millionaire was most suitable for technical computations.
This machine was very big and heavy and occupied an entire desk. Its size made it awkward to operate.
It was commercialized as "The Millionaire" in English speaking countries, "La Millionnaire" in French and "Millionär" in German speaking countries.
- ^ De Brabandere, L: Calculus, page 166, Mardaga, 1995
- ^ IBM historical archives
- ^ Barbour machine on History of Computer website
- ^ Verea machine on History of Computer website
- ^ Bollée machine on History of Computer website
- ^ These data comes from IBM Computer Museum, but a Millionaire with SN 6455 exists
- ^ Martin, E: The Calculating Machines, page 119, Charles Babbage Institute, 1992
- ^ Burroughs-Moon-Hopkins on Rechnerlexikon
- ^ Kuhrt-US on Rechenmaschinen llustrated
External links[edit]
- John Wolff's Web Museum An in-depth technical description of The Millionaire calculator.
- History of Computer website A historical and technical article about The Millionaire calculator.
- Arithmetical Machines & Instruments / 19th Century


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Les has worked with some of the worlds finest Jazz musicians, including Kenny Wheeler, John Taylor, Mike Walker, Andy Schofield, Richard Iles, Steve Berry, Ian Ballamy to name but a few. Recent projects have included an album with Neil Yates 'New Origins' and his continuing collaborations with Steve Berry.
Throughout his career composition has been central to his musical life especially in the contemporary classical field. He studied composition with Paul Mitchel-Davidson and Bill Connor. Les has written music for orchestra, piano, organ and particularly for choir which has always been a natural medium for him since his days as a chorister.
Improvisation still features strongly in a number of these works, as in a recent commission for Manchester youth string orchestra two pieces to commemorate 9 / 11 Without Justice there can be no peace and Prayer (2005).
Parallel to his career as a Jazz pianist and composer Les has been an active teacher for the past 17 years. His current posts are Professor of Jazz piano and improvisation at Chethams school of Music (1996-) and Professor of Jazz piano at Leeds college of music (1998-) in addition to this has given master-classes and lectures on Jazz at LIPA ( Liverpool institute for the performing arts ) and the RNCM as well as for EPTA ( European piano teachers association ) and various summer schools, he is on the faculty of the Chethams international festival for pianists and the Music place Jazz summer school in Altrincham.
Les also collaborated on the recent Boosey & Hawkes book "The Easiest way to improvise" with Christopher Norton. The book uses pieces from the famous Micro Jazz series. Les then turned these pieces into a play-a-long system with an easy to understand method of improvising.
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A few times a week I instagram a table top like this, and people comment that they would like to come to my house for dinner. You are all welcome! I tend to cook when I am stressed, so the more food on the table the more something is bothering me. You can see today was a bit stress free because there are a lot of prepackaged things on the table, really, not a lot of actual cooking at all! I serve things in different dishes so that everyone can choose what they want to eat according to their own tastes - in this house, EVERYONE has an opinion on what they want to eat, and this gives them some ownership of that. Today I thought I would go through the process of putting this on the table, because although I love cooking, this dinner took less than an hour from go to whoa.
Italian Vegetables.
Disclaimer: I am not Italian by any stretch of the imagination, and this is probably not authentic.
- 1 large eggplant. This will need to be cut into chunks, sprinkled with salt, and left to rest on the sink for about 30 minutes to allow the salt to draw all the bitterness out.
- 2 large zucchini, cut into large rounds
- 2 red capsicum, cut into large sections
- A punnet of brown mushrooms, whole
- Whatever else you think would be nice - olives? A tin of marinated artichokes? Feta cheese? large slices of fennel? Whole cloves of garlic? Go for it!
- Rinse off the eggplant, toss into a baking dish with the rest of the veggies.I use oven bake because it makes washing up easier.
- If you'd like to feel extra fancy, put a few sprigs of rosemary under the vegetables.
- Sprinkle with sea salt, drizzle with olive oil, whack in the oven for 30 minutes on high.
- Mince of your choice (this is beef)
- 4 or 5 slices of wholegrain bread
- pepper
- soy sauce - maybe a teaspoon or 2.
- Put the bread in a food processor and turn the bread into bread crumbs.
- Add the remaining ingredients and blend for at least a few minutes, you want it mixed well but not pureed.
- using wet hands, roll into balls and put in a fry pan.
- Put the fry pan into the fridge until 30 minutes before you want dinner to be served.
- When you are ready to cook them, drizzle with some olive oil and pan fry over medium heat. Shake the pan often and turn them with some tongs so they don't burn.
Pasta Sauce (and pasta)
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 teaspoon of minced garlic
- 1 tin of chopped tomatoes
- olive oil
- a packet of pasta - today tortellini was on sale. Yay!
- Saute onion and garlic in the olive oil until soft
- Add the tomatoes and let simmer for a few minutes while you put the pasta on. You could use plain pasta if you like, and add other things like bacon, cooked chicken, or mushrooms to the sauce if you want, just wait until after the next step.
- Here is my trick for getting the little one to eat pasta sauce that contains onions; blend it with a stab blender. Super easy and he doesn't even notice. If you use a stab blender you can do it in the saucepan and save washing up.
- when the pasta is cooked, stir it into the sauce. This will sit happily at the back of the stove top until you are ready to serve, just heat it up a little before plating it. It's good to let it sit for a bit because the pasta will have time to soak up the flavour.
Spinach and Cheese Triangles
A packet of spinach and cheese triangles. Dude, they where on sale for less than $2, how could I resist? They where a bit of fun and the kids loved them. Maybe I did too. Shut up.
Oh, OK then. Whack them in the oven 15 minutes before you want them on the table.
Um, it's a bag of salad and a bag of tomatoes in a bowl, drizzled with balsamic vinegar. Fancy.
Cut some nice bread up and put it on a bread board to look 'Italian'.
Put everything on the table and call your hungry family to dinner. Pour yourself a glass of wine and enjoy.
So what do you think, pretty easy? I think it's just because everything is plated separately it looks a bit fancy. The only thing that could be tricky is the timing, this is the order I used.
- cut and salt the eggplant
- prep the rest of the vegetables and put aside
- make the meatballs, put them in the fridge
- make the pasta sauce
- rinse off the eggplant, add to veggies, put them in the oven.
- start cooking the meatballs
- cook the tortellini
- put the triangles in the oven
- mix the pasta into the sauce
- plate everything and put it on the table.
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Westinghouse 4 pc. Seaton Solar Lights Set - Outdoor Living - Outdoor Lighting - Pathway Lighting
Deal or No Deal?
(6) thoughts from other users ...
Nice set of lights and price, good find.
blackfoot posted Jan 06, 2013
I have gone through many different types of solar lighting over the years, paying a lot or a little aside, I learned removing them before the snow and or plows are out are key to keep them more then a few months :--)
themoneyman1113 posted Jan 06, 2013
These I can use - so dark when my dog wants to go out at 3 in the morning! Thanks - super price on these! :)
FibroMom posted Jan 06, 2013
low price but usually don't last too long, none of my neighbors solar lights lasted 2 years
chuckydealpl posted Jan 06, 2013
WOW 4 pc Solar Lights set costs only $14.99 Nice Deal
natarajansaktive posted Jan 06, 2013
I love these Solar Lights Set. I will put in my mountain , thanks.
dropslike posted Jan 06, 2013


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This team is great
#IsItOctoberYet: Jordan Staal (X)
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Jordan Staal finger paints
you know, i think i look pretty good in red.
Sobbing because I'm really happy for you and you do look good in red, but you looked FLAWLESS in black, gold, and white.
@BauerHockey Jordan and Eric Staal have taken the ice! #BauerProCamp
- Hurricanes: Gotta catch them Staal!