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I'd seen it done dozens of times in the movies and on TV. Dad and the kids surprise Mom – who is somehow still in bed, sleeping after the kids have woken up – with a lavish breakfast in bed. The kids climb up beside her as Dad puts the serving tray down and Mom smiles her big smile, with her hair looking well done and her face with just the right amount of glow provided from the makeup artist and lighting crew. Mom is overwhelmed by this simple gesture from her loving husband and children and that rough week she had is forgotten.
So, filled with cinema-inspired romance one morning, I decided I'd surprise my own wife after she'd gotten back late the night before from a cross-country flight. Now, this was before the logistical juggling act that is a typical morning with a child. All I had to do was make the breakfast and get it up to our room before my wife was up and about. Easy, right?
Not so much.
I know my way around the kitchen and have cooked my wife breakfast hundreds of times. There would be no ordinary over-medium eggs (the way she likes them) and buttered toast today. With visions of my wife's beaming smile, the slightest hint of a tear in her eye and her hair blowing ever so slightly from a mysterious and non-present wind, I selected a recipe for French toast from my well-worn cookbook and set about my preparations.
With my favorite cast iron skillet reaching the perfect temperature, I placed my first egg soaked slice. That's when things took a turn for the worse. Well, actually, they turned when I decided to add cinnamon (okay) and sugar (NOT okay) to the beaten eggs into which I'd dipped the bread. The sugar quickly began to caramelize and stick to the bottom of the skillet, forcing me to chisel up the bread and turning things into a decreasingly appetizing French disaster. I thought that perhaps a reduced cooking time would do the trick and removed the first slice from the heat a bit too early.
"Well, it doesn't look too bad."
Slice two fared even worse as my skillet had become a hopes-destroying inferno and filled my kitchen with the smells of burning sugar and fear, with just a hint of shame.
Before heading to present my not-so movie magic breakfast to my wife, I took a taste of the second piece I made.
"Oh. This is. Um..."
A few minutes later I presented my wife with two over-medium eggs (the way she likes them) with some buttered toast.
The lesson I learned? Keep your grand gestures simple. Give them what they like and throw in just a little something special. Like some strawberries with breakfast or fresh squeezed orange juice. If I had just kept things simple I could have saved myself some time.
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The incident was captured in a 10 minute video posted to YouTube showing Karen Klein trying her best to ignore the stream of profanity, insults and outright threats directed at her.
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The Greece bus monitor didn't report the incident, but school officials notified police when they learned of the incident. An investigation has been launched.
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The memo described the weekends events as a nightmare. Some planes were stuck on the tarmac for hours and hundreds of passengers spent the night in the terminal after missing connecting flights.
Much research has been done to identify the failures that occurred and the related causes, said the memo from PSA Airlines, which flies as US Airways Express.
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Federal transportation officials have said they will look into the delays. US Airways spokeswoman Michelle Mohr said the airline doesnt have any complaints about the airports deicing.
US Airways has found the deicing operations performed by the city to be effective and efficient in meeting our operational needs, she said. The internal memo was not a comprehensive assessment of the events that affected our operation at CLT Saturday night. It was intended to thank our crews for their hard work and taking care of our customers during a challenging situation.
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There's no denying that Ilya Bryzgalov has been one of the biggest contributors to the Phildelphia Flyers' success this season. He entered Monday night's game against the Tampa Bay Lightning having allowed two goals or fewer in 11 straight games. He struggled mightily against a Tampa offense that made the most of its limited opportunities, however, stopping just 10 of 14 shots against in a 5-3 Flyers loss.
Philadelphia created 38 shots on goal on the night, outshooting the Lightning 16-to-2 in a two-goal second period. They never once held a lead, however, falling behind 2-0 on goals by Ryan Malone and Steven Stamkos in the first period. Wayne Simmonds and Matt Read tied the game up again in the second but Martin St. Louis scored just 2:27 into the third to put Tampa up for good.
Dwayne Roloson played well in net for the Lightning considering the relative barrage he faced, recording 35 saves. Bryzgalov and the Flyers will look to get back on track when they hit the road to face the Toronto Maple Leafs on Thursday night.
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Nourishment as Philosophy
Food blogger and cookbook author Alana Chernila (SF02) is a self-described St. John's College evangelist.
"I don't think I could have done anything I've done in the last decade, including being a good mother, without the education I received there," she said. "I'm a firm believer."
In the last decade, Alana has worked in publishing and filmmaking, sold vegetables at a local Farmers Market, and ran a school out of her house for homeschoolers that was based on the Johnnie curriculum. Her very first student is now a junior at St. John's.
In 2008, Alana launched the website eatingfromthegroundup.com. Originally her focus was on recipes for simple foods people often buy at the store, such as cheese and yogurt, that are easy to make at home and ultimately less expensive. Now, in addition to recipes, she posts essays about cooking, eating, child-rearing, body image, and philosophical ideas about the meaning of food. She has developed a loyal core of blog followers who engage each other in discussion in the comments section.
Though Alana emphasizes cooking from scratch and prefers organic, locally sourced ingredients, she is not a homesteader nor interested in dividing foods up morally into "good" and "bad" categories.
"I feel that at its very heart, food should be something we enjoy. I'm doing my best to take guilt out of the picture, remove ideas about what we should and shouldn't be eating. Once we start thinking about rules like this, and compare ourselves to other people, eating loses its joy. It's easy to lose sight of all the good that can be had from eating together, feeling happy and proud about it, and teaching our children to trust their own choices," she said.
Alana and her husband, Joseph Chernila (SF02), and their two daughters, live with Alana's parents and her 15-year-old sister in Great Barrington, MA, on an acre of land that backs onto the woods and a river. They have nine fruit trees and a big garden. On the weekends, Alana continues to work at the Farmers Market for Indian Line Farm. The pleasure she takes in providing cooking tips and recipes to customers is what led her to start writing about food. She credits St. John's with giving her the confidence to spontaneously enter a competitive field in which she had no formal training.
When she decided to write a cookbook, she didn't hesitate to seek out an agent. The same week she sold the book to Clarks and Potter, who published The Homemade Pantry: 101 Foods You Can Stop Buying and Start Making in 2012, she was elected to her town's select board and served three years as one-fifth of Great Barrington's governing body.
"When I left St. John's I felt like I was up for anything," she said. "I didn't consider myself a natural Johnnie—I walked onto campus sight unseen, without a lot of knowledge of what I was getting into. The fact that I made it through and loved it makes me feel like whatever the world has in store for me, I'm going to be able to figure it out."


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Newsroom For Immediate Release MEDIA RELEASE Government of Grenada sells off National Park for A 'high-end luxury resort' threatens one of the last remaining refuges for the Grenada Dove, a Critically Endangered species with a global population of just 180 birds. In an unprecedented move the Government of Grenada looks set to sell the whole of the Mount Hartman National Park to make space for a Four Seasons Resort, on the basis of its biodiverse location and "sea-view". [1]
The Mount Hartman National Park – also called 'The Dove Sanctuary' - in the south-west of Grenada, supports at least 22% of the global population of the Grenada Dove - equating to just 20 pairs. With such a low population in just a few remnant patches of forest, Grenada Dove is facing an extremely high risk of extinction in the near future. [2] [3] The Sanctuary was created 10 years ago, in order to mitigate for habitat removal elsewhere on the island, partly from development. This year saw the opening of a visitor centre to mark the educational value of the park for tourists and local people. [4] But now the proposed hotel project, supported by the Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts group, plans a 150 room hotel, 300 luxury villas as well as a golf course, marina and conference centre. Dove Sanctuary was chosen on the basis of its natural surroundings, a rare commodity in Grenada today, and the unimpeded sea-views that abound throughout it. Dove Sanctuary has been identified by BirdLife International as an Important Bird Area (IBA) for the Grenada Dove and for eleven other species that occur only on Grenada or in the Caribbean region like Antillean Crested Hummingbird Orthohyncus cristatus and Grenada Flycatcher Myiarchus nugatory. [5] Of the proposed development David Wege, Caribbean Programme Manager at BirdLife International said: "There is more at stake here than just the removal of crucial habitat. The dwindling Grenada Dove population will suffer further from increased isolation, from human disturbance, from non-native animals and with the planting of non-native 'aesthetic' vegetation. Such a development in the heart of the Grenada Dove's largest and most well-protected strongholds might lead to the eventual extinction of this species." [6] The news represents a complete turn-around in the Government of Grenada's policy regarding the island's unique biodiversity. In March of this year, Senator the Hon. Ann David Antoine, Minister of Health, Social Security, the Environment and Ecclesiastical Affairs in Grenada, spoke confidently to an audience of the Global Island Partnership saying: "Our region recognises the importance of conservation" and that "We aim to act responsibly as stewards of unique island biodiversity". [7]
However, on the basis of the recent news, conservationists based in the region and internationally are outraged and remain wholly unconvinced: Respected authors, Margaret Atwood and Graeme Gibson, Honorary Patrons of BirdLife's Rare Bird Club, have notably lent their support to the protest: [8] "There's a terrible irony in the Government's willingness to critically compromise the continued existence of the Grenada Dove - which as the island's National Bird is a symbol of the country's distinctiveness and its culture - simply to provide sea-views to people from away. They should build somewhere else." "For the Government to sell off one the island's most prized natural resources to make space for a high-end luxury development sets a clear message: the Government of Grenada has a complete disregard for environmental protection," said Wege. -30- For further details and images, please contact:
1. The Mount Hartman National Park was established by the Government of Grenada in 1996 to ensure the protection of the endemic Grenada Dove in one of the key habitats for the bird on the island. 2. Grenada Dove is listed by BirdLife International, the official Red List Authority for birds for the IUCN Red List, as Critically Endangered. As such it faces an extremely high risk of extinction in the wild. 3. For an up-to-date species account of the Grenada Dove, its population and distributions; visit the BirdLife World Bird Database 4. The Mt. Hartman Visitor Center was reopened in March 2006 after being completely destroyed by hurricane Ivan. The centre provides information on the importance of Grenada's dry forest ecosystems to visitors, both local and global. 5. The Mt. Hartman site is designated an Important Bird Area (IBA) by BirdLife International due to the fact it holds significant numbers of one or more globally threatened species. 6. BirdLife International is a global alliance of conservation organisations working in more than 100 countries who, together, are the leading authority on the status of birds, their habitats and the issues and problems affecting them. 7. The speech by Senator the Hon. Ann David Antoine, Minister of Health, Social Security, the Environment and Ecclesiastical Affairs in Grenada was made at a meeting of Global Island Partners, a high level side event at the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity in Curitiba, Brazil on March 28th 2006. 8. Margaret Atwood is a novelist, poet, literary critic and one of the world's best known – and best-selling – authors. She has written more than 40 books, including The Handmaid's Tale, Alias Grace, Cat's Eye and the Booker-Prize winning novel The Blind Assassin. Graeme Gibson is one of Canada's foremost contemporary writers and editors and is the acclaimed author of Five Legs, Perpetual Motion and Gentleman Death. His most recent work is The Bedside Book of Birds: an Avian Miscellany (2005), "a wonderful collection of poetry and prose, folk tales and myths, which pay tribute to our feathered friends. . . ." (Mail on Sunday (UK)). It was hailed by Globe and Mail as "the most spectacular bird book of the year". As joint Honorary Presidents, Atwood and Gibson represent BirdLife International's Rare Bird Club at the highest level, advising in the growth and development of the Rare Bird Club and engaging members in supporting programs for the benefit of bird conservation, BirdLife International and the Club members. |


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Thrilling more than 8 million people worldwide since the show premiered in 1999, Dralion is the fusion of ancient Chinese circus traditions and the avant-garde style of Cirque du Soleil. In Fall 2010, Dralion will embark on a new journey,...
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The Dallas Mavericks and shooting guard O.J. Mayo have agreed to a multiyear deal, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.
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ReMix: The Legend of Zelda 'Link Goes to New Orleans'
- Game: The Legend of Zelda (Nintendo, 1986, NES)
- ReMixer(s): Neskvartetten
- Composer(s): Koji Kondo
- Song(s): 'Underground'
- Posted: 2003-05-24, evaluated by djpretzel
A hearty welcome to jazzsmiths Neskvartetten, who offer up a very tasty, flowing jazz arrangement from the first Zelda. The texture here is fantastic, with a gritty distortion on the organ, some lovely syncopation to the melody covered by jazz guitar, and - probably my favorite - some dynamic jazz drumming that really ties the piece together, drawing some impressionistic lines around the free-formish jam. This is drumming that - and someone may prove me wrong one day, with the right tools - you just can't achieve by electronic, synthetic means. At least, it'd take forever, and prolly still not end up as good. I could listen to just the drum track, isolated, from this ReMix, and not get bored. Combined with the greasy organ riffs that know JUST when to enter, exit, and when to protrude from the mix or sit underneath it, as well as a funky bassline that's far from boring and the afforementioned guitar that both leads the piece and reacts to it, this is a fantastic example of talented jazz instrumentalism and improvisational (if not in actuality, then in style) arrangement being applied to a rather simple, chromatic motif from a classic game. Given the scope and relative simplicity of the original, you've gotta love what Neskvartetten (Johan Sundhage, Lucas Edman, Niklas Engman, Stefan Pettersson) have accomplished here. While it doesn't particularly remind me of New Orleans jazz, which I tend to think of as more upbeat, bombastic, and brass- or woodwind-driven, it definitely oozes an authenticity, and brings something new to the table. The mixing and processing on the organ alone are enough to go on about at length, but I'll keep it a bit shorter: recommended, and can't wait to hear more. Kudos.
- chjolo on October 23, 2013
- SubNormal J3 on September 11, 2011
- OA on December 4, 2009
I can almost envision someone wandering around in some forgotten cave/dungeon and turning a corner to randomly find a stage with Neskvartetten performing this tune on it. :-P
Great job and a must download.
- 42 on January 17, 2009
im really into jazz remixes! the reason? well uhm i was usually not into this type of jazz before because i didn't know the songs that those awesomely talented musicians were jazzing with..
but after neskvartetten and shnabubula (mainly) i've trained my ears and head thanks to the fact that i DO recognize these sources...
it's been a while since we had a Neskvartetten ReMix now, and i think it's time soon !!
- Platonist on September 29, 2008
- KogeJoe on January 30, 2007
Väldigt bra låt(eller remix, beror på sammanhanget). Jag måste kolla upp era andra låtar. Johan, Lucas, Niklas, Stefan, bra gjort.
This is actually very good to be your first remix, you gave the "Dungeon" theme a more comfort mood. You do play live don´t you? If you don´t, then you have the best synths I have ever heard.
Very good tune(or remix, depends on the situation). I have to check your other mixes. Johan, Lucas, Niklas, Stefan, well done.
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Anyone know what happened to Neskvartetten?
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- ladykaiyu on November 13, 2003
this thing kicks ass. the band takes you to a very accelerated (those effin drums!! OMG!!) but chilled (distorted organ in bg is uber cool) trip to the dungeon and will keep you there as you hear how they improvise and let the guitar do its work, altough ALL the elements work impressively good one with each other. incredible performance here boys, and a cool twist to this twisted track. maybe the best arrangement in OCR for a zelda 1 song, and a site classic. get it now!!! this thing is too cool to pass up.
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Stuck in Boot Loop :(I've recently jailbroke my GF's iTouch (MC) for the 2nd time (first time she was having some game save issues so I downgraded it from JB 4.1 to non-JB 4.0). Being on 4.0 I decided to JB with jailbreakme which went well. I added sources and downloaded ******* 4.0 which required a restart. After shutting down it started to boot back up but got stuck at the Apple logo; it remains here for ~10 mins before restarting and repeating itself.
I tried to enter DFU mode but that doesn't seem to work and I don't want to restore because I don't want to lose all her game saves; the only option I have left is to upgrade to 4.2.... BUT, as I mentioned, it reboots every ~10 mins, which means after I click upgrade, it starts backing her data up (which takes longer than 10 mins) and mid-backup it reboots again, disconnecting from the computer unable to complete the backup process besides the rest of the upgrade process.
I've done a lot of research but can only find cases on older firmwares which were due to unstable apps etc.
If anyone can provide a solution to this problem without losing her save files and app data - I'd be grateful!
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EDIT: Sometimes when I try clicking her iPod in iTunes, the program crashes. Thought I would include this info incase it's relevance could aid to the solution.
Having the same problem. Just updated ******* and phone is stuck in boot loop. 3GS iOS 4.0.1 any ideas?
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If you made a backup before , you can restore , but some games will lose it's saves , and some will still have the saved games
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well do u want an operating ipod or u want to save games that are useless with the ipod corrupted? Just restore it, she'll get over it
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Theatre Review: "Boeing-Boeing" at St. Michael's Playhouse
Jul 22, 2011 — Boeing-Boeing is running at St. Michael's Playhouse in Colchester. Resident theatre critic Connie Meng was at the opening night and has this review.
BOEING-BOEING by Marc Camoletti is based on a French farce. It first opened on Broadway in 1965 where it lasted only 23 performances, but went on to run in London for seven years. In 2008 it was revived on Broadway, garnered rave reviews and became a big hit. The only major change in the script is that the two male characters who were originally French are now American.
Seen now almost as a period piece, this sex comedy has an air of innocence about it and is loaded with physical comedy. The characters are pretty much deliberate stereotypes. Set in 1965, BOEING-BOEING is a comic valentine to an earlier and, seen in hindsight, much simpler era.
The plot concerns Bernard, an American architect living in Paris, his three air hostess (cabin attendants these days), fiancées from three different airlines, his grumpy French maid Bertha and Robert, an old school friend who shows up unexpectedly. I leave the confusion to your imagination. No quotes from this one – it's giddy visual slapstick.
Carl Tallent's spacious apartment set has plenty of doors for the requisite slamming – two stage left and two stage right with upstage a swinging door to the kitchen and curtained French doors to the hallway. The furniture is appropriately mid-sixties and I loved the interchangeable paintings and photos. The lighting by John Forbes is bright and comedic while Joel Abbott's sound is fine – especially the music choices.
There were a few opening night jitters early on, but the cast soon settled down. Amanda Ryan Paige is good as Gloria, a caricature of the "in charge" American who flies for Trans Am. Although mildly amusing, I didn't understand the reason for her dance moves leading up to every kiss. As Gabriella, the El Italia fiancée, Kathryn Miller embodies the stereotypical emotional and smoldering Italian. Thom Miller is fine as Bernard, the lothario eventually hoist by his own petard.
As Bertha, the French maid, Sarah Carleton is very good, especially in Act II as her frustration with the shenanigans grows. Michael Keyloun shines as Robert, fresh from Ohio and obviously mind-boggled. He's terrific with all the physical comedy, but shouldn't his suitcases be even heavier?
For me the stand-out performance is that of the leggy Michelle Scully as Gretchen, from Lufthansa. She's a wonderful natural comedienne and her constant switches from bubbly girlishness to Teutonic aggression are hilarious.
Anna Winter and Tracey Sullivan have done a nice job with the costumes, especially the color coordination of the three ladies, from the roses to their sleep-wear. As usual, though, a couple of the wigs are problematic. The styles for Bertha and Gloria are fine, but must they look so wiggy?
Director Kathryn Markey has put all this together with a deft touch. Early on the accents were too heavy and difficult to understand, but were much better in Act II. Miss Markey's staging is excellent, particularly the "Aix" scene and all the physical business.
BOEING-BOEING is good hot weather entertainment. It's light, funny and just silly enough. Be sure to stay for the entertaining curtain call.
On a scale of one to five the St. Michael's Playhouse production of BOEING-BOEING gets four and one third covered bridges. For North Country Public Radio I'm Connie Meng.


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Going to start a series called: Awesome vintage pictures from public radio stations. This is MPR host Michael Barone, in the late 1970s.
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Developers frequently need to process text. A developer might need to process input from a user to remove or replace special characters or process text that has been output from a legacy application to integrate an application with an existing system. For decades, UNIX and Perl developers have used a complex but efficient technique for processing text: regular expressions.
A regular expression is a set of characters that can be compared to a string to determine whether the string meets specified format requirements and supports dozens of special characters and operators. You also can use regular expressions to extract portions of the text or to replace text. To make decisions based on text, you can create regular expressions that match strings consisting entirely of integers — strings that contain only lowercase letters, or strings that can match hexadecimal input. You can also extract key portions of a block of text, which you could use to extract the state from a user's address or image links from an HTML page. Finally, you can update text using regular expressions to change the format of text or remove invalid characters. This article focuses on the most fundamental use of regular expressions — matching and validating strings.
The most commonly used regular expressions are: "^" to match the beginning of a string, "$" to match the end of a string, "?" to make a character optional, "." to match any character and "*" to match a repeated character.
To be able to test regular expressions, create a Visual Basic or C# console app named TestRegExp that accepts two strings as input and determines whether the first string (a regular expression) matches the second string. The following console application, which uses the System.Text.RegularExpressions namespace, performs this check using the static System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.IsMatch method and displays the results to the console:
Imports System.Text.RegularExpressions
Namespace TestRegExp
Class Class1
<STAThread> _
Shared Sub Main(ByVal args() As String)
If Regex.IsMatch(args(1),args(0)) then
Console.WriteLine ("Input matches regular expression.")
Console.WriteLine ("Input DOES NOT match regular expression.")
End If
End Sub
End Class
End Namespace
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
namespace TestRegExp
class: Class1
static void Main(string[] args)
If (Regex.IsMatch(args[1], args[0]))
Console.WriteLine ("Input matches regular expression.");
Console.WriteLine("Input DOES NOT match regular expression.");
Next, run the application by determining whether the regular expression "^\d{5}$" matches the string "12345" or "1234." The regular expression won't make sense now, but it will by the end of the article. Your output should resemble the following:
C:\>TestRegExp ^\d{5}$ 1234
Input DOES NOT match regular expression.
C:\>TestRegExp ^\d{5}$ 12345
Input matches regular expression.
As this code demonstrates, the Regex.IsMatch method compares a regular expression to a string and returns true if the string matches the regular expression. In this example, "^\d{5}$" means that the string must be exactly five numeric digits. As shown in Figure 1, the carat ("^") represents the start of the string, "\d" means numeric digits, "{5}" indicates five sequential numeric digits, and "$" represents the end of the string.
Analysis of a regular expression
If you remove the first character from the regular expression, you drastically change the meaning of the pattern. The regular expression "\d{5}$" will still match valid five-digit numbers, such as "12345." However, it also will match the input string "abcd12345" or "drop table customers —12345". In fact, the modified regular expression will match any input string that ends in any five-digit number. When validating input, always begin regular expressions with a "^" character and end them with "$." This system ensures that input exactly matches the specified regular expression and does not merely contain matching input.
Table 1 lists other characters you can use to make your regular expression match a specific location in a string.
Characters that Match Locations in Strings
Character | Description |
^ |
Specifies that the match must begin at either the first character of the string or the first character of the line. If you are analyzing multiline input, the ^ will match the beginning of any line. |
$ |
Specifies that the match must end at either the last character of the string, the last character before \n at the end of the string, or the last character at the end of the line. If you are analyzing multiline input, the $ will match the end of any line. |
Specifies that the match must begin at the first character of the string (and ignores multiple lines). |
Specifies that the match must end at either the last character of the string or the last character before \n at the end of the string (and ignores multiple lines). |
\z |
Specifies that the match must end at the last character of the string (and ignores multiple lines). |
Specifies that the match must occur at the point where the previous match ended. When used with Match.NextMatch, this arrangement ensures that matches are all contiguous. |
\b |
Specifies that the match must occur on a boundary between \w (alphanumeric) and \W (non-alphanumeric) characters. The match must occur on word boundaries, which are the first or last characters in words separated by any non-alphanumeric characters. |
Specifies that the match must not occur on a \b boundary. |
Notice that regular expressions are case-sensitive, even in Visual Basic. Often, capitalized characters have the opposite meaning of lowercase characters.
The simplest use of regular expressions is to determine whether a string matches a pattern. For example, the regular expression "abc" matches the strings "abc", "abcde", or "yzabc" because each of the strings contains the regular expression. No wild cards are necessary.
You can also use regular expressions to match repeated characters. The "*" symbol matches the preceding character zero or more times. For example, "to*n" matches "ton", "tooon", or "tn." The "+" symbol works similarly, but it must match one or more times. For example, "to+n" matches "ton" or "tooon", but not "tn".
To match a specific number of repeated characters, use "{n}" where n is a digit. For example, "to{3}" matches "tooon" but not "ton" or "tn". To match a range of repeated characters, use "{min,max}". For example, "to{1,3}n" matches "ton" or "tooon" but not "tn" or "toooon". To specify only a minimum, leave the second number blank. For example, "to{3,}n" requires 3 or more consecutive "o" characters.
To make a character optional, use the "?" symbol. For example, "to?n" matches "ton" or "tn", but not "tooon". To match any single character, use ".". For example, "to.n" matches "totn" or "tojn" but not "ton" or "tn".
To match one of several characters, use brackets. For example, "to[ro]n" would match "toon" or "torn", but not "ton" or "toron". You can also match a range of characters. For example, "to[o-r]n" matches "toon", "topn", "toqn", or "torn", but would not match "toan" or "toyn".
Table 2 summarizes the regular expression characters used to match multiple characters or a range of characters.
Wild card and Character Ranges Used in Regular Expressions
Character |
Description |
* |
Matches the preceding character or sub-expression zero or more times. For example, "zo*" matches "z" and "zoo". The "*" character is equivalent to "{0,}". |
+ |
Matches the preceding character or sub-expression one or more times. For example, "zo+" matches "zo" and "zoo", but not "z". The "+" character is equivalent to "{1,}". |
? |
Matches the preceding character or sub-expression zero or one time. For example, "do(es)?" matches the "do" in "do" or "does". The "?" character is equivalent to "{0,1}". |
{n} |
The n is a non-negative integer. Matches exactly n times. For example, "o{2}" does not match the "o" in "Bob" but does match the two "o"s in "food". |
{n,} |
The n is a non-negative integer. Matches at least n times. For example, "o{2,}" does not match the "o" in "Bob" and does match all the "o"s in "foooood". The sequence "o{1,}" is equivalent to "o+". The sequence "o{0,}" is equivalent to "o*". |
{n,m} |
The m and n are non-negative integers, where "n <= m". Matches at least n and at most m times. For example, "o{1,3}" matches the first three "o"s in "fooooood". "o{0,1}" is equivalent to "o?". Note that you cannot put a space between the comma and the numbers. |
? |
When this character immediately follows any of the other quantifiers (*, +,?, {n}, {n,}, {n,m}), the matching pattern is non-greedy. A non-greedy pattern matches as little of the searched string as possible, whereas the default greedy pattern matches as much of the searched string as possible. For example, in the string "oooo", "o+?" matches a single "o", whereas "o+" matches all "o"s. |
. |
Matches any single character except "\n". To match any character including the "\n", use a pattern such as "[\s\S]". |
x|y |
Matches either x or y. For example, "z|food" matches "z" or "food". "(z|f)ood" matches "zood" or "food". |
[xyz] |
A character set. Matches any one of the enclosed characters. For example, "[abc]" matches the "a" in "plain". |
[a-z] |
A range of characters. Matches any character in the specified range. For example, "[a-z]" matches any lowercase alphabetic character in the range "a" through "z". |
Regular expressions also provide special characters to represent common character ranges. You could use "[0-9]" to match any numeric digit, or you can use "\d". Similarly, "\D" matches any non-numeric digit. Use "\s" to match any white-space character, and use "\S" to match any non-white-space character. Table 3 summarizes these characters.
Characters Used in Regular Expressions
Character |
Description |
\d |
Matches a digit character. Equivalent to "[0-9]". |
Matches a non-digit character. Equivalent to "[^0-9]". |
\s |
Matches any white-space character, including Space, Tab and form-feed. Equivalent to "[ \f\n\r\t\v]". |
Matches any non-white-space character. Equivalent to "[^ \f\n\r\t\v]". |
\w |
Matches any word character, including underscore. Equivalent to "[A-Za-z0-9_]". |
Matches any nonword character. Equivalent to "[^A-Za-z0-9_]". |
To match a group of characters, surround the characters with parentheses. For example, "foo(loo){1,3}hoo" would match "fooloohoo" and "fooloolooloohoo" but not "foohoo" or "foololohoo". Similarly, "foo(loo|roo|)hoo" would match either "fooloohoo" or "fooroohoo". You can apply any wild card or other special character to a group of characters.
You also can name groups to refer to the matched data later. To name a group, use the format "(?<name>pattern)". For example, the regular expression "foo(?<mid>loo|roo)hoo" would match "fooloohoo". Later, you could reference the group "mid" to retrieve "loo". If you used the same regular expression to match "fooroohoo", "mid" would contain "roo".
Regular expressions can be used to match complex input patterns, too. The following regular expression matches e-mail addresses:
[1] http://www.biztechmagazine.com/author/tony-northrup
[2] http://www.microsoft.com/MSPress/books/9469.asp
[3] http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcts/default.mspx
[4] http://www.microsoft.com/learning/exams/70-536.asp


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Following the closing of Canvas Café three months ago, Stephen Phelps has landed another position as executive chef. J.P. Knaggs, owner of the Bijou Café, announced the appointment of Phelps as executive chef Monday, Nov. 2.
Phelps brings with him several signature dishes, including his braised short ribs with black pepper molasses reduction and cauliflower gratin.
"We have been a landmark restaurant in downtown Sarasota for 24 years but felt it was time to add some vitality and innovation to our cuisine," Knaggs said.
Phelps, a Cleveland native, began working in his uncle's restaurant at age 14 and brings a passion for food and wine to the table that Knaggs calls "exhilarating."
"Chef Stephen brings his extraordinary talents to the Bijou while preserving the classic signature dishes the Bijou is known for," Knaggs said.
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Mobile: (+39) 328 0117375
Fax: (+39) 0883 569505
Position: panoramic, hilly
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Double: 9
Suite: 1
Suite Benessere: 1
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Total Seats: 110
Parking: yes
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Stables 26 km
Luna as woman, earth, fertility
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Change is inevitable. But what if that change affects a community-loved building, or historic landmark?
Was Les Miserables miserable? Was Jack Reacher a reach? Should anyone have taken The Guilt Trip? These answers and more, on this week's edition of Central Standard Friday.
Do you remember the Wishbone, Earl's Hamburgers, Po' Folks, Piccadilly Cafeteria, and the Athena on Broadway? Well, we do.
Heads up y'all, there's only one weekend left to get that last-minute Christmas shopping done.
Ambience or irritation? That is the question.
We're up to the gills in grouper, trout, and tuna on this week's Central Standard Friday.
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Turnberg: Stay safe in sun's rays
I love the sun. Maybe it's because we spend a good chunk of the year trapped inside, or we have such a small window of daylight in the winter months. But once these summer days start, I could spend every waking moment soaking up the warmth.By: Michelle Turnberg, INFORUM
I love the sun.
Maybe it's because we spend a good chunk of the year trapped inside, or we have such a small window of daylight in the winter months. But once these summer days start, I could spend every waking moment soaking up the warmth.
I spent four years working as a lifeguard in college. Every day in the summer my girlfriends and I would be at working at the pool, morning to night. I remember how we would catch a few rays between swimming lessons and lather up with suntan oil. We would scoff if someone had a bottle of SPF 8. "Why even bother?! No way you're ever getting a tan with 8! Why even be outside?"
It was many years later when I noticed an odd looking spot on my chest.
I was working on a news story and interviewing a local plastic surgeon when I asked what she thought it might be. She sent me directly down the hall to dermatology and one look from Dr. Kelly confirmed: "That's a carcinoma."
A what!?!?
Turns out it was basal cell carcinoma, or the good kind of skin cancer. Still, it didn't feel good having a quarter sized chunk of skin removed and cauterized. Since then I have had three other areas of skin cancer and one nefarious looking pre-cancerous mole removed. These little surgeries have proven to be a good wake up call to change my habits.
If you haven't done it yet, make an appointment with a dermatologist and strip down. Get checked out head to toe.
According to the National Cancer Institute, the two most common types of skin cancer are basal cell and squamous cell tumors. They usually form on the head, face, neck, hands and arms. Another type of skin cancer, melanoma, is more dangerous but less common.
Anyone can get skin cancer, but, according to the NIH, it's more common in people who:
• Spend a lot of time in the sun or have been sunburned
• Have light-colored skin, hair and eyes
• Have a family member with skin cancer
• Are over age 50
You should have your doctor check any suspicious skin markings and any changes in the way your skin looks. Treatment is more likely to work well when cancer is found early. If not treated, some types of skin cancer cells can spread to other tissues and organs and can be deadly.
I still love the sun, but now I do it wearing a sunblock with SPF 30 to 100.
SPF 8? Why even bother.
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text: Participants explore the Museum to discover how artists have portrayed animals in sculptural artworks. In the studio classroom, students manipulate clay to create a three-dimensional animal form. Surface texture is created using a "sgraffito" painting and carving technique. Appropriate for grades: 2nd-4th Maximum capacity: 110 students The cost of Studio Workshops is $7.00 per student with a minimum of 15 students. One adult must accompany every 10 students. Click here for Classroom Connections Resource Lunch Rozzelle Court Restaurant offers $7.50 box lunches for school groups. Orders must be placed in advance. E-mail email@example.com. Click here for lunch menu. School groups may bring sack lunches and picnic on the grounds of the Kansas City Sculpture Park. Teachers are responsible for making alternate arrangements in inclement weather. There are limited facilities for students who are scheduled for an All-Day Visit to eat sack lunches inside the Museum. Request to eat indoors must be made at the time of registration and are on a first-come, first-served basis. Click here for lunch procedures


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Microsoft's Skype deal to win EU approval, report says
Microsoft might finally have all the pieces in place to finalize its Skype acquisition.
Joaquín Almunia, the European Union's competition commissioner, is ready to approve Microsoft's acquisition of Skype, the Financial Times is reporting. The publication says that Almunia will approve the deal without requiring Microsoft to give any concessions, indicating that the governing body does not feel the deal will stifle competition.
In May, Microsoft announced plans to acquire Skype for $8.5 billion. As part of the terms of the deal, Skype will become its own division within the software giant's operation, led … Read more