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Hi All,
here is my jig rotate code
Protected Overrides Function Sampler(ByVal prompts As JigPrompts) As SamplerStatus Dim myPPR As PromptPointResult myPPR = prompts.AcquirePoint(myOpts) Dim curPos As Point3d curPos = myPPR.Value If curPos.IsEqualTo(BasePt) Then Return SamplerStatus.NoChange Else myMatrix = Geometry.Matrix3d.Displacement( _ BasePt.GetVectorTo(myPPR.Value)) Dim pt1 As New Point2d(BasePt.X, BasePt.Y) Dim pt2 As New Point2d(myPPR.Value.X, myPPR.Value.Y) BaseRo = pt1.GetVectorTo(pt2).Angle End If Return SamplerStatus.OK End If End Function Protected Overrides Function Update() As Boolean myBRef.Rotation = BaseRo Return False End Function
I always rotate the block with bottom left point as fixed point. What can I do to make the block rotate around another point? such as centre point of the block?
Thanks very much
Solved! Go to Solution.
I have updated code
Protected Overrides Function Update() As Boolean myMatrix = Geometry.Matrix3d.Rotation(BaseRo, Vector3d.ZAxis, BasePt) myBRef.TransformBy(myMatrix) ' myBRef.Rotation = BaseRo End Function
This seems to make myBRef rotate with the point I set it to. However the block is just keeping rotate even my mouse stopped. Plus the block is like a crazy wheel.
Any help?
That is because you are transforming the block by the angle from the basept to the cursor, but after the first time through the sampler, the angle you need to transform by is (angle from the basept to the cursor) minus (angle that you applied the last time through the sampler).
See if you can figure that out... otherwise I have an example, but it's a bit different than yours, because I used AcquireAngle instead of AcquirePoint, and I'm setting the Position and Rotation properties of the block in the Update function, instead of using TransformBy.
So I fiddled with your jig a little, and it works if you add a class level variable for the last angle, and make your update routine like this:
Protected Overrides Function Update() As Boolean Entity.TransformBy(Matrix3d.Rotation(BaseRo - lastang, Vector3d.ZAxis, BasePt)) lastang = BaseRo End Function
BTW, "Entity" in my code above is a Friend ReadOnly Property of the class that comes along with inheriting EntityJig, no need to declare your own MyBref.
I assume you either already did figure that out, or eventually would have, but I am posting because when I ran it that way, the block was not displaying properly for some reason. I mean the jig worked as expected, but only a portion of the block was visible on screen.
When I run the same block, with the same code, through my off center rotate jig, It looks normal, so I wondered if you were seeing the same thing?
Here is my jig:
Public Class BlkRotJigOffCen Inherits EntityJig Dim NewAng, Radius, OrigRot As Double Dim CenPt As Autodesk.AutoCAD.Geometry.Point3d Dim jigopts As New JigPromptAngleOptions() Protected Overrides Function Sampler(ByVal prompts As Autodesk.AutoCAD.EditorInput.JigPrompts) As Autodesk.AutoCAD.EditorInput.SamplerStatus Dim PrAngRes As PromptDoubleResult = prompts.AcquireAngle(jigopts) If NewAng = PrAngRes.Value Then Return SamplerStatus.NoChange Else NewAng = PrAngRes.Value Return SamplerStatus.OK End If End Function Protected Overrides Function Update() As Boolean Try CType(Entity, BlockReference).Rotation = NewAng + OrigRot CType(Entity, BlockReference).Position = CenPt.Add(New Vector3d(Radius * Cos(NewAng), Radius * Sin(NewAng), 0)) Return True Catch ex As Exception Return False End Try End Function Public Sub New(ByVal bref As BlockReference, ByVal Cpt As Point3d, ByVal prompt As String) MyBase.New(bref) OrigRot = bref.Rotation CenPt = Cpt Radius = Cpt.GetVectorTo(bref.Position).Length jigopts.UserInputControls = UserInputControls.GovernedByOrthoMode jigopts.Cursor = CursorType.RubberBand jigopts.BasePoint = Cpt jigopts.UseBasePoint = True jigopts.Message = vbLf & prompt End Sub Public Function GetEntity() As Entity Return Entity End Function End Class
Thanks for your reply.
My problem solved. However your whole module doesn't work correctly. The "LastAngle" method works perfect.
I have tested both of your solution. the effects are the same.
Thanks again
Sorry, I saw the same effect for using your 1st method.
I am twisting your 2nd code and try to make it works my way
It works great for me, but my purpose is a little different than yours. For me it is supposed to rotate the block around a point that is outside the block by some distance. (In one case it's only about 8 inches away, in another case it's between 60 and 90 inches away).
For what it's worth, I also tested my jig using the TransformBy method in the update function, to see if that was what was causing the glitch, but it seemed to work the same (graphics-wise), but it would cause me to have to change some of my input arguments. Maybe that would make it easier for you though?
Thanks for your reply
I have tested both method carefully on my end. They both looks the same(graphic-wise) ,neither of them show block fully.
The 2nd way still not working, as the position has some problem. I do think the math is correct but just doesn't looks ok.
My block postion is the bottom left corner, I would like it to rotate around bottom its right corder. (I am sure I pass the correct point in)


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well I'm trying to formulate pagination view of my results from a Mysql query in my database. The thing is that the query is not known beforehand, since the user of the database can enter several search terms in text fields of the webpage (text_search.php) and when he hits the "Submit" button, the new page (retrieve_text.php) looks about which text fields have been filled and appends the values in the mysql query like this:
$text_query = ...... WHERE [user-defined conditions]
Now comes the problem: the first page looks Ok, and brings only 25 results, which I want to be the limit of results to show per page. BUT, when I click on the "Next button", I see nothing. The reason? In pages 2,3...N, the $text_query is empty since there are no values submitted through the $_POST variable..., So, in the 1st page, if I print the SQL query I have something like that:
SELECT DISTINCT protein.protein_id, protein.protein_name FROM protein LEFT JOIN protein_reference ON protein_reference.prot_ref_protein_id = protein.protein_id LEFT JOIN reference ON reference.reference_id = protein_reference.prot_ref_reference_id LEFT JOIN families ON protein.protein_families_id = families.families_id WHERE protein.protein_name LIKE '%protein%' ORDER BY protein.protein_id LIMIT 0, 25
SELECT DISTINCT protein.protein_id, protein.protein_name, protein.protein_seq_len, protein.protein_organism, protein_ncbi FROM protein LEFT JOIN protein_reference ON protein_reference.prot_ref_protein_id = protein.protein_id LEFT JOIN reference ON reference.reference_id = protein_reference.prot_ref_reference_id LEFT JOIN families ON protein.protein_families_id = families.families_id WHERE ORDER BY protein.protein_id LIMIT 25, 25
SELECT * from protein WHERE name LIKE '%protein%';
What can I do? Should/Could I somehow "send" the sql query from page to page? I suppose this is BAD practice, but I don't really know how to proceed...
Mar 28, 2012, 17:23 #2
Ideal solution would be to not use post, and instead, use get.
If you can't do that...
You can do it using a simple str_replace.
Build the query and save it to session.
SELECT ? FROM table WHERE x=1 ORDER BY foo
Then for the pagination:
You would do a str_replace on ? with COUNT(table_id)
Then after you calculate the LIMIT,
You would str_replace ? with the correct fields(field1,field2,field3...) and append LIMIT $start,100
Mar 29, 2012, 01:12 #3
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Why does the page need to change the structure o the query? In most cases pagination referrers to a query that does not change except for the limit clause. Anything other than that is not really pagination but bringing in a different set of results. Also, count(*) isn't needed. You can use SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS w/ FOUND_ROWS() combination instead.The only code I hate more than my own is everyone else's.
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Klein is known for his innovative ideas. But his tenure with the city was not without controversy. When the city embarked on its Divvy bike-sharing program, the contract was awarded to an Oregon company where Klein once worked as a consultant.
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If weather conditions permit, the city Health Department will be conducting spraying efforts for mosquitoes in targeted areas of Sioux Falls Wednesday evening.
Children Invited to Join Sioux Falls July 4 Parade
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Utility Work to Close 41st Street at Grange Avenue in Sioux Falls
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The images of Josh Hunter are indelible even after all the years have gone by.
Images conjured up by news the Florida Clemency Board has heard an appeal from the former Braden River High School head football coach's family and friends to reduce his 10-year sentence for DUI manslaughter.
The first image was from the 2003 state championship weightlifting meet at Lakewood Ranch High School, where he coached the girls team.
When one of Hunter's lifters won her weight class title, she leaped into his arms amidst a cloud of chalk dust and left her handprints on his black T-shirt.
A most joyful moment.
The second image was the extreme opposite.
Hunter was forlorn standing outside Saints Peter and Paul the Apostles Catholic Church in 2009 after the funeral mass for his best friend and coaching colleague, Doug Garrity, killed when Hunter rolled his truck after an afternoon of drinking.
Numerous people embraced Hunter, but the Braden River coach was the picture of despair.
His irresponsibility had cost his buddy his life.
He knew, too, the state would exact a harsh penalty, which it eventually did.
Last Friday was the fifth anniversary of the accident.
Poignantly, two days earlier, Hunter's supporters made their plea for a commutation of Hunter's sentence to four years.
Garrity's parents, Dehlia and John, were foremost among them.
They have been stead
fast in their support for Hunter throughout this wrenching ordeal. Their compassion for him is a magnificent testament to the power of forgiveness.
"I know my son, and my son would want Josh to be able to continue to do what he and Josh were doing together, to mentor children," Dehlia Garrity told the Florida Clemency Board.
Whether that makes enough of an impression only time will tell.
Its four members include Gov. Rick Scott and Attorney General Pam Bondi, both inscrutable as they come. Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater and Commissioner of Agriculture Adam Putnam might be more sensitive to the Garritys' petition.
In addition, what Rep. Greg Steube, R-Sarasota, said on behalf of his former Southeast Seminole football teammate, should also resonate with the board.
Echoing the Garritys' sentiments, the legislator said, "The community would be better served to have someone like him speaking to students ... about the dangers of drinking and driving rather than him sitting in jail."
He's right.
Josh Hunter was one heck of a coach.
Our community is well aware of how he derailed a promising career.
Having him here to convey to the young, in Dehlia Garrity's words, how "decisions they make can change their lives in a second," would be profound.
It would also enable Hunter to rebuild his life and, hopefully, return to coaching one day.
If Doug Garrity's parents want to see that happen, who are we to deny them?
May the Florida Clemency Board see the wisdom in it, too.
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After being featured for two minutes during a scene on the popular TV series Grey's Anatomy, Colorado rock band The Fray's debut album of the same name has gone platinum and the band has launched an extensive world tour.
Lighting design for the tour is a collaborative effort by independent LD Tory Stubby and Joel Wojcik of The Opera Shop, Inc. of Denver. Stubby and Wojcik have specified Martin's MAC 700 Profile along with Atomic 3000s, Robe LEDBlinder 148 LTs, 4", 6", and 8" MR 16 ministrips. MAC 600s and ellipsoidals join the gear list when the band hits the road again in January. All lighting gear is being supplied by The Opera Shop.
"Besides looking for a new fixture we were looking for something that is less power consuming than the 2K," says Joel Wojcik. "It's basically half the power draw with almost the same output. And the speed is incredible."
Stubby and Wojcik have created an efficient yet effective lighting design. Of the 18 MAC 700 Profiles, only two grace an overhead truss with the rest on staggered Ts two, four, and six feet below the truss. "It gives the multi layer look without the trouble," Joel says. "All our lighting is basically upstage of the backline—loading in takes only two hours and loud out only an hour. No one is waiting for something to happen before they can perform their duties. Sound, lights and backline work together without holding each other up." The Atomics are positioned upstage on the floor behind the back line for an overall atmosphere effect. A front truss of conventionals is sub-rented locally.
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Lidge sharp in return; Figueroa designated
Vet tosses scoreless inning, will work way back to closer role
- Slumping Werth sits out opener
- Manuel tossed following overturned call
- Phillies trying to break out in Atlanta
ATLANTA -- Right-hander Nelson Figueroa hugged a few Phillies teammates Monday morning before he left Turner Field.
He might not be back.
The Phils designated Figueroa for assignment to make room for closer Brad Lidge, whom they activated from the 15-day disabled list.
Lidge threw a perfect inning in Monday's 9-3 loss to the Braves.
Lidge struck out Melky Cabrera swinging and got Martin Prado and Jayson Heyward to ground out in the eighth. He got each hitter out on sliders.
Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said he will work back Lidge before he returns to the closer role, but said that might not take long.
"Very close [to 100 percent]," said Lidge, who had been out with inflammation in his right elbow. "That little extra kick normally comes when you're closing games out. I actually feel really good right now. For me, it's just going to be getting out there as often as possible. Things feel pretty good, considering I've been out for most of the first couple months."
As for Figueroa, if he clears waivers, the Phillies could outright him to Triple-A Lehigh Valley. But because he is out of options, Figueroa must accept the assignment or become a free agent. He would have 72 hours to make that decision.
Figueroa said he is not sure if he would accept the assignment.
"I'd have to think about it," Figueroa said. "I do know the situation here, which is good to know. The grass isn't always greener. I've done that before. I really like the makeup of this team. I like the clubhouse, the staff, the front office, the management. Everyone has been straightforward with me from Day 1."
Philadelphia could have optioned left-hander Antonio Bastardo to Lehigh Valley to keep Figueroa. But Bastardo has pitched well. He is 0-0 with a 2.08 ERA in 12 appearances, allowing just four hits and five walks and striking out 11 in 8 2/3 innings.
Figueroa is 1-1 with a 4.82 ERA in nine appearances, including one start. He had been used infrequently.
Slumping Werth sits out opener
ATLANTA -- Jayson Werth is in a funk, but not an unfamiliar one.
"I've been here before," he said.
Werth did not start Monday against the Braves at Turner Field, the second game in three days he has not started because he is hitless in his past 19 at-bats.
Could the days off get him back to neutral?
"I would hope," he said.
Werth is frustrated, but not panicked. Like he said, he has been here before. He had career-high hitless streaks of 21 at-bats in 2005 and '09. He also had 16-at-bat and 15-at-bat hitless streaks last season. Werth always has been a streaky hitter, and he figures this is just another one of those streaks.
"The problem is, when you're playing every day, it comes in bunches," he said.
Manuel tossed following overturned call
ATLANTA -- Phillies manager Charlie Manuel was ejected in the third inning Monday at Turner Field for arguing with home-plate umpire Larry Vanover.
Vanover ruled that third baseman Greg Dobbs had been hit by a pitch, but instant replay clearly showed he had not. Braves manager Bobby Cox argued the call, and Vanover changed his decision after consulting with the other three umpires.
Manuel exchanged words with Vanover and was ejected. It was his second ejection this season.
Todd Zolecki is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The long accepted number has been six: happy, sad, fearful, angry, surprised and disgusted. So Dr. Alexi Martinez and a team of researchers from Ohio State photographed 230 people and their expressions. A computer analysis turned up 21 emotions based on the basic six.
Cognitive scientists, like Dr. Martinez, use facial expressions to track the genetic and chemical pathways that transmit emotions in the brain, such as my reaction to getting assigned this story. It could have ranged from happily surprised to angrily disgusted to some of the other expressions: sadly fearful, sadly angry, sadly surprised, fearfully angry even fearfully surprised.
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Michigan State Player Diagnosed with Cancer Keeps Football Scholarship for 3 Years
Arthur Ray Jr. accepted a scholarship offer from Michigan State in 2007 and signed a letter of intent with the Spartan during his senior year in high school. The day before the MSU spring game that year, shortly after he arrived at Michigan State, Ray was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a rare type of bone cancer.
This kid has endured 14 hour surgeries, chemo, and had his tibia removed for 8 weeks and reinserted. And never once was his FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP in danger. Never once did ANYONE at Michigan State consider pushing this poor kid out of the football program and onto a medical scholarship so they can free up his spot and give it to someone better who can help them win more games, or heck just play in a game. Instead they all sucked it up and kept Arthur Ray a part of the team.
"This doctor, he didn't have too good of bedside manner," he said. "He was just like, 'You've got to start immediate chemotherapy. Throw football out the window. The most you'll do is run around with your grandkids.' I'm 17. I'm not trying to hear that at all. I'm not thinking about grandkids.
EAST LANSING, Mich. -- A large man appears at the entrance to the Skandalaris Football Center, braces himself with his crutches, swings open the door and hobbles inside.
The interview will be held on the second floor, and while the stairs are navigable, the football-shaped elevator is the safer option. When Arthur Ray Jr. reaches his destination, the lobby outside Michigan State's football offices, he lowers himself onto a couch and places his crutches to the side.
The crutches have accompanied Ray since July 2007, when he underwent surgery to remove a cancerous tumor from his right leg. Last week, doctors gave him the go-ahead to use only one crutch, but he hasn't fully supported himself for nearly 21 months.
He has enough hardware in his leg to fill a shelf at Ace or Home Depot. He has undergone four surgeries in addition to several other chemotherapy procedures. Amputation is still a word doctors use around Ray, who had a type of bone cancer that often results in patients losing a limb.
Bottom line: Ray doesn't look like a man who could play offensive line for Michigan State.
If Ray's leg continues to heal and can supply blood to the infected area to support his 6-foot-3, 307-pound frame, he can start increasing his activity. He returns to Chicago every six months for a series of tests -- MRI, X-ray, CT, bone scan -- and so far everything has been clean.
"Walking is the big step," Ray said. "Because before I can run, I've got to walk. Before I can sprint, I've got to run."
But skipping steps or rushing his rehab could have disastrous consequences. Infection remains a major risk, and Dietzel constantly stresses the importance of taking things slow.
"If you don't stay off of this and allow it to heal, the plates and the screws and the rod that's in your leg cannot support your weight by themselves," Dietzel tells Ray. "Bottom line is we are going to amputate your leg.
"My discussions with him are essentially, 'I want you to leave here in four or five years with a degree, being able to walk down the aisle and get your diploma and not going down with crutches or a wheelchair.' If he does play football, that's just gravy."
But football remains in the forefront of Ray's mind. He attended practices throughout the spring, wearing his No. 73 jersey on the sideline.
Regardless of what side of the fence you are on with regards to the debate over medical hardships, we strongly encourage you to read the entire story, it is truly unbelievable.
And the next time you read a Wall Street Journal article about Nick Saban's former players who felt they were pushed into medical hardship scholarships and asked to leave the team in order to free up scholarship space under the NCAA 85 limit, think about Arthur Ray Jr. and his missing tibia, chemo, and bone cancer, and how Michigan State didn't kick him to the curb and off the football team just so they could get a better player and have a better chance at winning games.
Also think about Arthur Ray Jr. the next time you hear Alabama placing a guy on a medical hardship scholarship when his knee won't function effectively.
"He hasn't been out there at practice, so he is getting a medical," Saban said. "He can not function effectively on his knee. Those things happen on occasion. He tried to go through the summer conditioning program and struggled. It's always a mutual decision when we make that decision with a player, as to what he wants to do in the future."
Bottom line, if you aren't at practice, Nick Saban has no need for you.
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The real issue here is that the medical hardship is a safety net of last resort and Nick Saban has made a mockery of the process by using it as a tool to trim his roster, but as those who would defend him would say, it's legal. Our advice to the guys currently on the roster - stay healthy - most likely 8-10 of you will have to go by next August.


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Hartnell told reporters he did not bite Letang, but added that "a lot of stuff happens on the bottom of the pile. He had his hands in my face doing the face wash and we're rolling around. I can't say what happened."
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WASHINGTON D.C.—For Seattle Police Officers Britt Sweeney and Ben Kelly, being at the National Memorial in D.C. and seeing the thousands of names of fallen officers is a bit overwhelming. "I just sat back and have my little secret thought their looking down, and going oh my gosh," said Sweeney. Q13 FOX News Anchor David Rose talked with Ben and Britt for the first time about how their tragedies have turned into hope as they visited the National Law Enforcement Memorial site in Washington D.C. to remember their fallen colleagues.
After surviving the shooting that took the life of her training officer Tim Brenton, Sweeney was on light duty when she heard about the four Lakewood officers who were gunned down in a coffee shop. Then she heard the story of the man who shot and killed the suspect, Maurice Clemmons.
Britt Sweeney said after hearing about the shooting of Maurice Clemmons, she had to find the officer involved. "I wanted to know. I became obsessed about just knowing who the officer was, and I just felt this weird connection even though the instances were different. I just needed talk to him. I needed somebody who kind of understood what the last month had been for me," said Sweeney.
Sweeney says she heard his name was Ben Kelly, and that he was also a Seattle Police officer. She sent him an email, not sure if he'd ever see it. "I told him I just had to meet him and had to talk to him and didn't care to necessarily hear the story, that I didn't care if we talked about unicorns and rainbows."
He wrote back and after she won a dinner certificate from Crime Stoppers as part of her Washington's Most Wanted November Officer of the Month Award, Britt asked Ben out.
"We went to McCormick and Schmicks," said Sweeney "And actually had a great dinner....I told Ben that I didn't want to date anybody in the department and I especially wouldn't date him!" Sweeney laughed.
It's a relationship that's helped both of them heal and given them some joy in the midst of so much tragedy.
"She's feisty, she's a fighter and she is so incredibly strong..she's much stronger than me in many, many ways," said Kelly.
"Ben definitely keeps me very grounded he reminds me to slow down and smell the flowers along the way and when I get those blinders on and get my eyes focused on the end goal, ben reminds me that there's stops along the way," said Sweeney.
Neither takes how they met lightly. They say that there are few days that go by that they don't think about the colleagues they lost. For now they are just finding comfort in being together. "We don't have a road map, we're just taking it day by day enjoying it for what it is."


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5:58pm Friday 30th November 2012 in News By Chris Gregory, Senior Reporter
A RAIL operator hopes to restore a full timetable to its West Country service by Monday.
Landslides caused by the recent heavy rainfall have disrupted the South West Trains route from London Waterloo to Yeovil, which runs through Basingstoke, Overton and Whitchurch.
Engineers will carry out work this weekend on the line between Exeter and Yeovil, and there will be a bus replacement service between Axminster and Exeter St Davids.
Tim Shoveller, managing director of the South West Trains-Network Rail alliance, thanked rail passengers for their patience.
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November 14, 2012 by Eric Cameron, Digital Media Specialist
One more reminder that tomorrow, November 15, HRC will be teaming with Gays and Lesbians in Foreign Affairs Agencies (GLIFFA) to host a free reading and discussion with Nicholas Kralev, author of America's Other Army: The U.S. Foreign Service and 21st Century Diplomacy.
Kralev is a former Financial Times and Washington Times correspondent with a decade of experience interviewing and traveling with leading American diplomats in Washington and around the world.
He will share behind-the-scenes insights about modern diplomacy and will discuss the battles of LGBT diplomats for equality and acceptance. He will focus on Hillary Clinton's role in advancing LBGT rights -- both in the Foreign Service and around the world. He will also examine whether the Foreign Service is equipped to address the challenges of the 21st century, and what needs to be done to improve it.
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This is good news indeed. I welcome a voting majority on Council that aligns with our community's vote that passed Measure E. What a long road this project has been. Obviously more bends in the road are ahead, but we have a new Council is less ambiguous in offering supportive consideration of a green energy and compost project.
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So, anyone ready to file a complaint with the County Department of Environmental Health or the Regional Water Quality Control Board? Or are those agencies not in the habit of enforcing anything?
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Thank you to a council that sees the big picture and respects the residents who voted to pass Measure E.
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- Image: "St. Loup, Chalons, France, 1903", 1903. Vintage print, 5 x 7 in. Brooklyn Museum, Goodyear. (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, S03i0784v01.jpg)
- Notes: II. July 27. St. Loup. Nave near choir. Widening refinement. St. Loup belongs to the rather rare type in which the widening begins at the pavement and rises in straight lines which diverge without curves. St. Ambrogio, Milan. The Thomas Kirche at Strasbourg are important instances. See also the aisle piers of St. Alpin Chalons and St. Eustorgis, Milan. Perugio Cath. belongs to this type. S. Maria della Vieve does essentially as regards beginning at pavement although there are delicate curves there. Plumb-line on right side of pier. Right same as in I. July 26. It is almost universal rule that the widening is most marked on the right side. This church is an instance. Series 1903; St. Loup nave near choir showing widening refinement. Goodyear number: 90. Lantern slide number: 58; 42. Annotations: 25 x 35 Slide. First series. MEM 8. Goerz. D 128. 17 minutes.
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1 large sweet potato, chopped into 1 cm cubes
200 g feta cheese, chopped into cubes
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The fifth season of fan-favorite Haven will premiere on Thursday, Sept. 11 at 10/9c on Syfy, the cable network announced on Friday.
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Syfy announced Thursday that Harold Perrineu (Lost), Tom Everett Scott (Southland), and DJ Qualls (Supernatural) have all joined the cast of Z Nation, a new post-apocalyptic drama from former Eureka producer Karl Schaefer.
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Somebody get Dean (Jensen Ackles) a box of tissues, a bottle of whiskey and some serious ammo, because the eldest Winchester is hurting bad when Supernatural returns Tuesday.
But Dean doesn't have time to sit around and mope. He's got to get his brother Sam (Jared Padalecki) back and avenge the tragic death of Kevin (Oscric Chau). Supernatural showrunner Jeremy Carver chatted with TVGuide.com about exactly how Dean plans on pull it all off. Plus: He tells us what's next for Castiel (Misha Collins) now that he has his grace back, what Gadreel's real intentions are and more.
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Winning the battle was only half the story — or, in this case, the season. USA Network's Suits returns Thursday (10/9c) to finish out a second year, its momentum from the crackling first half of the season somewhat stalled by the four-month break. Nothing in the first two new episodes quite matches the tension of the summer run, which was dominated by a suspenseful in-house battle for control of the Pearson Hardman (now minus Hardman) law firm.
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Monday, Nov. 58/7c90210 (The CW)Olympic gold medalist Ryan Lochte tests out his acting skills when he makes a cameo appearance at a resort where Naomi and Max are staying. (Episode pre-empted from last week because of Hurricane Sandy.)
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