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Hatfield Twp. Police have obtained an arrest warrant charging 49-year-old Thomas Troy Young for the crime.
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Investigators found murder victim's blood in garage, trial hears
He can't say how it got there or how long it had been there, but an RCMP scientist was able to extract Chad Davis's DNA from a single drop of blood police found during their search of a garage on Prince Rupert Avenue.
It's the place RCMP and Crown prosecutors allege Davis, 22, was brutally murdered on Feb. 6, 2008 before being placed in a barrel and then dumped in a lake outside Lac du Bonnet.
The garage, located at 703 Prince Rupert Avenue, is where Corey Tymchyshyn lived with his mother around the time Davis, his friend and former roommate, was last seen alive.
Tymchyshyn, 37, and his business partner, Kristopher Brincheski, 31, have pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder.
Jurors were given a crash course in the complexities and process of DNA analysis Friday through Dr. Greg Litzenberger of the RCMP's biology section.
It was Litzenberger who examined and tested several swabs from the garage that forensic officers gathered during a search there between Sept. 7 and 9, 2008 — about six weeks after Davis's body had been recovered from the Lee River and his death declared a homicide.
Litzenberger testified he was able to extract 1.92 nanograms of DNA from one swab of a spot police took off of the garage floor. He compared his findings to a known sample of Davis's DNA.
"The profiles were the same. They matched one another," he said. The statistical probability of the DNA belonging to another Caucasian male plucked at random from the Canadian population was one in 220 billion, Litzenberger said.
How the drop of blood from which the DNA was extracted came to be in the garage, he couldn't say.
"If there was a major bloodletting event … would it surprise you that only one drop of blood would be located?" Crown attorney Brent Davidson asked.
"Not necessarily," said Litzenberger. "Without knowing anything else that happened, you can't make any assumptions on that," he said.
He agreed with defence lawyer Roberta Campbell that no DNA was found on plastic bits seized by RCMP from boards that had been torn out of the Prince Rupert garage and then used in a renovation project in Anola.
The Crown's position is the bits match up to the kind of plastic Davis was found wrapped in when the barrel was recovered.
A toque was also recovered from the garage and found to have bloodstains on it. The DNA from that blood was not Davis's, jurors were told.
The trial resumes Monday.
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The 2013 hackathon was a resounding success. There were 200 participants from over 14 state who joined to form 17 teams competing for more than $30,000 of prize money. One of last year's winners is now a Somerville-based cleantech company. The company, CrowdComfort, provides software and mobile technologies for employees to log and track maintenance requests and temperature controls. Office and building managers can then use the crowdsourced data to improve operations and manage energy use.
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The clean energy sector is booming in the Boston area and across Massachusetts. There are more than 5,500 clean energy companies in Massachusetts and 80,000 clean energy workers. Clean energy jobs in Massachusetts rose by 11.8 percent last year, a remarkable statistic considering we are still coming out of a down economy. Clean energy engineering and research jobs were up by 32.4 percent, which reflects Massachusetts' strength in science-based innovation. And those companies are taking their innovations to market while growing here at home. Massachusetts was ranked last year by Clean Edge as No. 1 in private clean energy investments, which bodes well for local cleantech businesses looking to scale their technologies.
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Water innovation is poised to be the next big thing in cleantech. Water is a precious resource. Across the globe, there is an enormous need for technologies that keep water clean and that help industry use it more efficiently and sustainably. Established companies and startups here in Greater Boston are banding together across the region to form the New England Water Innovation Network as they look to tackle global water challenges. Locally, we're seeing companies like Boston-based Cambrian, which developed technology that recycles wastewater and uses it to generate energy, deploying projects here and across the country in California. Newton-based Desalitech, which formed in Israel before moving its headquarters to Massachusetts, announced a pair of international partnerships in recent months to sell its products abroad.
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Published: July 27,2009
Tags: agriculture, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, ARRA, Tom Vilsack
Washington — U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced the selection of $250 million in water and environmental projects that are being funded immediately through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
The 32 projects will help provide safe drinking water and improved wastewater treatment systems for rural towns and communities in 17 states, Guam, and Puerto Rico. This is the fifth wave of water and environmental projects that U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced, with total funding of $1.134 billion.
In Mississippi, the North Lauderdale Water Association is receiving a loan of $1.025 million for an unspecified project.
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Pulling out of the airport Paulie reminisced about his grandfather 'Grampy Fred' who was based at the then airfield on the same tarmac we had just landed on during the Second World War. Unfortunately the airbase has all but gone but that didn't stop us smiling knowing he would have seen many of the things our very own eyes were going to during our 2 days in Yangon. ...
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We arrived in Yangon on the night of the 25th after spending a long day in Bangkok to get our visa for entry into Myanmar. The flight was quick as was customs/immigration. We followed everyone out of the airport and all of the administrative staff from ISM (our school) were waiting for us at the front of the airport. Everyone was very friendly and eager to introduce themselves. They provided us with a $100 stipend in the local currency, Kyat (pronounced chat or chet) and explained ...
... colonial architecture, and street lights no where to be found. Walking down one of the larger streets with only a faint orange glow to show the way, we avoided potholes, stray dogs, and many other obstacles. We arrived on the eve of the World Cup and I had to find a place to watch it (even with the game starting at 2 am). I found a western bar that was hosting the Brazilian Embassy and after getting a ...
... for all it's proclaiming about peace and compassion, there is a large gender imbalance in Buddhism. Like most other religions, women are not held on an equal footing and it is much more preferable to have baby boys rather than girls. There is one particular Buddha statue where pregnant mothers come to pray specifically for this and the overall principal forms part of the core belief system as women need to be reborn as a man before they can reach enlightenment / move onto ...
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TONKAWA — Dry clouds of grit swept across Kay County on Thursday afternoon, leading to a 27-vehicle crash that caused multiple injuries and prompting authorities to clamp off the state's major north-south thoroughfare for nearly six hours as blowing dust blotted out the sun.
High winds and blowing topsoil created near-blackout conditions, delaying emergency responders from promptly reaching the injured in a scene reminiscent of the Dirty Thirties.
"There were times when we didn't have visibility going beyond our hoods," Oklahoma Highway Patrol Lt. Jeff James said.
The dust storm caused 12 crashes involving 27 vehicles. Twelve people were treated for injuries, none of which were deemed life-threatening, trooper Betsy Randolph said.
Mangled vehicles littered the side of the highway as emergency responders — some with bandannas across their mouths and noses — pulled the injured from the wreckage.
A sedan sat atop a sports car, its rear wheels resting on what remained of a windshield. The abandoned vehicles were slowly covered with a thin layer of red-brown dust, and what lay more than a few feet beyond in any direction was guesswork.
Interstate 35 was closed in both directions about 1 p.m., and was reopened just before 7 p.m. During that time, traffic was rerouted through Blackwell, which Blackwell Police Chief Fred LeValley called a "madhouse."
Peter Becker, of Dallas, was en route to Topeka, Kan., but was delayed due to the dust storm. He stopped at a truck stop to find an alternate route. He was supposed to meet friends Thursday evening in Wichita, but expected he might be late for dinner.
Becker, who rides with the Patriot Guard, said he's seen worse dust storms in west Texas.
"I've got a four-wheel drive pickup truck. I should be able to make it," Becker said.
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Five days into his transatlantic cruise, the projectile vomiting and diarrhea started. Brampton resident Ken Ould, 78, had felt odd all that day.
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Five days into his transatlantic cruise, the projectile vomiting and diarrhea started. Brampton resident Ken Ould, 78, had felt odd all that day.
He, like 260 other passengers and 17 crew members on board the Holland America Line M.S. Zuiderdam, had come down with norovirus, which causes acute gastroenteritis in humans, leading to cramps, vomiting and diarrhea.
By the time he and the other 1,819 passengers and 794 crew disembarked in Fort Lauderdale on Sunday, he had missed three ports of call, and spent five days confined to his cabin with his wife Joyce.
He then watched as members of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention helped crew members begin the disinfection process. They also collected stool specimens.
"Everybody was totally disgusted about it," Ould said. "We met people who had been on 15 Holland America tour ships before that, and they said, undoubtedly, this was the worst tour they had been on."
Out of the 232 norovirus outbreaks reported to the CDC between July 1997 and June 2000, roughly 10 per cent occurred in "vacation settings or cruise ships."
The virus is transmitted "primarily through the fecal-oral route, either by consumption of fecally contaminated food or water or by direct person-to-person spread," according to a CDC factsheet.
Representatives of Holland America Line did not return calls yesterday, but a statement by the Seattle-based company detailed the extent of the outbreak and noted the ship's next voyage was delayed to ensure that crew members were able to "thoroughly sanitize and disinfect" the ship.
Ould said staff members with disinfectant gel were everywhere – in the bathroom, the elevators, the restaurant.
At one point, after hearing a sound at night and leaving his cabin to investigate, Ould said he was confronted by a masked man with a tank strapped to his back, misting the hallway with disinfectant.
He was told to return to his room.
"Once the sickness took hold it was an everyday occurrence that the crew were cleaning this and cleaning that," Ould said. "It was almost as if the ship was at war."
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I only give the Wallabee 4/5 stars simply due to sizing and weight. The shoe looks phenomenal and can be worn with anything from jeans to khakis in both casual and semi formal attire. I love this shoe, but they do run very very big. I am normally a 9 in almost every shoe, but these are a very loose 9. So I'd size down a half size.
Also there is not much support for the ankle or foot. Picutre a comfortable soft footbed with flimsy side walls and you have the Wallabee construction. The shoes are very heavy which is from the large comfy sole, but it's not really noticeable while wearing them. Carrying them in my gym bag is where I really notice.
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In London over the weekend at Chime For Change (a benefit concert for women and girls rights) there was backlash from fans who weren't pleased with the performers small outfits. These performers included Beyonce, Jessie J, Mary J. Blige and more, and even though they've remained silent, Jada Pinkett-Smith didn't and had this to say:
"Whose body is this anyway?
There was some backlash about the performance outfits for the Chime concert. Since a woman's body has been deeply connected to sin, it's easy to forget all the power and beauty her body and sexuality possesses. Yes, with this power comes great responsibility, but how was Beyonce's tasteful outfit irresponsible?"
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Florida athletic director Jeremy Foley said on Monday that the search for the Gators' new football coach will begin immediately and that he'd ideally like a coach in place before Christmas.Story | Conversation | November 17, 2014
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Mississippi athletic director Ross Bjork said the school has had contract talks with Hugh Freeze and expects to extend the coach's deal after the season.Story | Conversation | November 17, 2014
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It's always hard to keep your bluff when this happens. Will Muschamp was fired Sunday, and seemingly every coach in the Big 12 has been mentioned as a possible replacement at Florida, including Bob Stoops, Charlie Strong, Mike Gundy, Art Briles a...Blog | November 17, 2014
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AUBURN, Ala. -- Statistically speaking, the SEC's best running back isn't Todd Gurley or his replacement, Nick Chubb. It's Cameron Artis-Payne. The Auburn senior leads the conference with 1,190 yards. In fact, he's the only back to go over 1,000 y...Blog | November 12, 2014
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What was it like to be lured by the pamphlets and the rhetoric, to head West for land, lots of land, just by homesteading it. Columnist Judith Sutherland wonders just that is a series starting in this week's column.
Columnist Roy Booth shares what happened when East met West, as the improvements in transportation opened the world to other cultures.
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Each week Farm and Dairy challenges readers to identify a small tool or gadget.
Farm and Family Living columnist Laurie Marlatt Steeb writes about the new creature sharing her yard.
Columnist Judith Sutherland shares why she thinks Veteran's Day should be observed more than just once a year.
Bernie Erven writes on farm management, sharing the fact that the top manager sets the tone for everyone else in a business.
Antique columnist Roy Booth writes about motifs illustrating birds and flowers painted on large barns common in eastern Pennsylvania.
80 years ago this week. The average rate of wages of U.S. male farm labor Oct. 1 was $28.97 a month, with board. The average in 1921 was $30.14. W.S. McBane of East Liverpool had the highest testing Guernsey in October in the official cow test association. Lady C of Mara Alva produced 1,005.6 pounds […]
Financial and milk price situations lead farm managers to the unexpected conclusion that they owe taxes. Ernie Oelker wonders how can this happen when everybody knows farmers aren't making any money?
Columnist Kymberly Foster Seabolt reflects on holiday shopping and stampeding toy riots.
Columnist Judith Sutherland reflects on the simplicity of farmers' thinking places.
When Larry Sulzer first saw the carriage barn it was severely overgrown with vegetation and sinking into the ground, yet it still had a "commanding presence."
Sulzer shares thoughts of his barn discovery and its subsequent relocation in this week's "Let's Talk Barns" column. You'll find it and other regular column features here.
Take a look back on the historical background of a carriage barn in Lorain, Ohio, and read about moving it to a new home.
Antique columnist Roy Booth writes of early settlers' first meeting houses and the traditions of those structures.
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Thailand National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) member Suthiphon Thaveechaiyagarn yesterday denied rumours that NBTC members were bribed to hold the 3G auction in a way that favoured existing business operators, saying the stories were spread by ill-intentioned people.
"I was a court judge for 10 years. I received the ... King Scholarship, I was a secretary-general of the Election Commission and I am a person of consistency. A single year here [at the NBTC] cannot change me," he said.
"I have my future ahead of me, I have my family to take care of, I don't have any reason to be corrupt or be bought. I have no financial problems. If I had any financial problem or wanted to make money, I wouldn't be doing this job. Please be fair to me. I know myself best; if I did anything bad, I would be ashamed," he said.
The NBTC has been criticised heavily since the 3G auction last week. The main complaints include the fact that the auction might have violated the state bidding law and that it might have favoured the existing industry operators.
Suthiphon, one of the four members of the watchdog's telecom committee who voted to endorse the results of Tuesday's auction, said rumours had circulated that the nine NBTC commissioners who had voiced support for the auction's methods and rules were paid off. There are a total of 11 NBTC commissioners.
He declined to say whether he had discussed the rumours with the other NBTC members. He said the appropriate response to the rumours was a personal decision for each member, but he was confident that they were not true.
The two NBTC members not accused in the rumours are Supinya Klangnarong and Prawit Leesatapornwongsa.
Before the auction, Suthiphon said, he was worried it wouldn't succeed. When the auction was finished, he was worried that the result - which saw the bid prices end up only slightly above the reserve price - would be problematic. He added that he was later relieved to learn, in discussions with the other commissioners, that the outcomes of such auctions were similar in many countries.
"After the auction, I am not worried, but I am saddened that I worked hard for the country's sake only to be blamed and face accusations of bribery. Earlier, I expected that if it was a success, I would be proud. Now I am proud, but also sad because I have been blamed every day," he said.
The commissioner said he would be able to explain everything about the bidding, especially its legal aspects. He was confident that the NBTC had followed the laws strictly.
"Anyone who has doubts can take action according to the [legal] process. I assure them that nothing was done in violation of the state bidding law. But someone might take action against us for malfeasance. However, I still insist that we followed the law. Even if finally the court says we were malfeasant, I repeat: I don't think we were malfeasant. At any rate, the finished auction cannot be scrapped," Suthiphon said.
He said the NBTC could not just change the bidding regulations upon learning there were only three bidders. The NBTC might have faced malfeasance charges if it had changed the rules, the commissioner said.
"We would have done that [changed the rules] if we could. But we couldn't. When we drafted the regulations we didn't know that there would be only three bidders. But if we had just amended the announcement, that would be abusing the law and simply doing what we wanted," he said. "If we had set the reserve price at 6.440 billion baht (US$209 million) per slot, we would have faced charges of intervention as we would be preventing minor operators from taking part in the auction and favouring only the major ones."
"A coin has two sides; we have to be careful. I think Thai society now is too paranoid. Thai society needs to be careful and listen to information from all sides. I'd like Thailand to look ahead and figure out how to make the most of the auction, as I don't want it to end up in paranoia and political issues," Suthiphon said.
He refused to say how the auction had become a political issue. "I cannot say it. But what I heard was that rumours were intentionally spread that we were bribed."
Suthiphon said that before the NBTC handed the licences to the operators, the companies would have to provide to the NBTC the details of their fee rates and service standards.
"The NBTC will do its best to protect the people's interests," he said.
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FRISCO, Texas — C.J. Cron has already had a successful season in AA, and he's about to add another interesting footnote to his year in the coming weeks.
The former Utah baseball standout who was a two-time Mountain West Conference Player of the Year before going 17th overall in the June 2011 Amateur Draft was a Texas League All-Star in June, but on July 14 will be playing for the U.S. Team at the 2013 Futures Game at Citi Field, home to the New York Mets, two days before the 2013 MLB All-Star Game.
"Yeah, it's been a fun year. A lot of ups and downs, a lot of adjustments, but the All-Star Game and now the Futures Game are definitely two humbling experiences," Cron said.
Naturally, this 23-year-old third baseman, who is the Angels' No. 3 prospect for 2013, according to Baseball America, is excited to play alongside and against many of baseball's top prospects in the Big Apple, but he's also eagerly anticipating the Futures Game for another reason.
That's because his father, Chris, who played for both the Angels and White Sox and currently manages Erie, the AA affiliate of the Detroit Tigers, will be coaching the U.S. side, his first chance to play for him since he was in middle school.
"It's exciting," Cron said. "I haven't seen him since the offseason, so it will be good to meet up with him and he'll have a chance to see me play, so it'll be pretty exciting."
Through 81 games with Arkansas of the AA Texas League, he is hitting .290 with 7 home runs and 52 RBIs, numbers which Travelers manager Tim Bogar, a former big-league infielder with the Mets, Astros and Dodgers, is impressed with.
But Bogar also realizes that Cron is nowhere close to reaching his full potential. "C.J.'s done a good job for us. When he first started the spring, his arm was sore and he's overcome that quite well. He's thrown the ball really well. He's playing good over at first base. He's covering a lot of ground," he said. "He's probably not happy with his power numbers, but as the summer's gone on he's starting to swing a little more aggressively, putting balls in play with a little more authority. He's hitting for a higher average, which has always been his trend, but he's got to start hitting for power, and that's going to start coming now."
Cron belted 27 home runs in 129 games last season for the Inland Empire of the High Single-A California League, a hitter-friendly circuit, and he hit 13 home runs in 34 games for Orem in the short season Single-A Northwest League in 2011, his first year of pro ball. So, he knows the potential to display greater power is there, and he's not panicking about his lack of power in AA.
That's because he realizes that as long as he sticks with his approach at the plate, the hits and the home runs will follow. "My power's not really been there this year, but I feel that will change soon. I've been seeing the ball really well, putting really good swings on them and hitting a lot of balls hard lately, so I'm hoping just to keep having a good approach, keep sticking to what I do and keep hitting the ball," Cron said.
And even though his starting first baseman was an All-Star, his current manager still sees plenty that this former Utah standout can improve on. "He's got to continue with his offense, to get pitches that he can drive and be a little more selective, know which pitches he can do damage with and then also defensively, he's working on his lateral movement," Bogar said. "He's a big boy. He's got to continue to work on his flexibility, his movement from side-to-side."
Cron's ultimate goal is to gain a promotion to AAA, which for the Angels would mean he would head back to a place he knows well in Salt Lake City. "It's awesome [to come from Utah]," he said. "I loved that school. I loved Salt Lake City, loved the school and to be a first-round pick out of there and the first one is special. I hope to have a lot more coming."
But he realizes that who gets promoted and when are decisions that are often out of the player's hands. That's why he is going to do all he can to ensure that happens before the end of 2013.
"I've got to keep getting better and better every day. Nothing's easy and I want to make the decision on them as tough as possible, so I've got to keep playing hard and keep doing my best to help the team win," Cron said.
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Echuca's Geoff Nesbitt has claimed silver at the World Veteran Table Tennis Championships in New Zealand, despite being told he was not to play.ZACH HUBBER May 29, 2014 3:41am
Geoff Nesbitt knew a sudden movement of his body could collapse his spine.
He was forbidden to play at last week's World Veteran Table Tennis Championships in New Zealand.
But he did and won a silver medal.
The Moama resident collapsed with acute back spasms during the Australian championships four years ago and it did not look like he would be playing on the world stage again.
But the 80-year-old and his New Zealand partner, Harry Dye, defied the odds to finish second in the over 80s men's doubles.
''My surgeon didn't want me to play. But would you sit by and watch? No way,'' Nesbitt said.
After his collapse in 2010, Nesbitt was diagnosed with plasma cytoma, a cancer of the bone.
One of the vertebrae in his spine had been affected and x-rays showed it to be partially collapsed.
After months of chemotherapy and radiation treatments, the cancer went into remission and Nesbitt was preparing for the 2012 World Championships in Stockholm.
Five months before the event, the cancer returned.
Another vertebrae was sloughing away and had affected other bones in his body.
Nesbitt had to wear a back brace to protect his spinal column and was on the verge of being a paraplegic.
Despite a solid return to good health, Nesbitt's surgeon forbade him to compete at the Auckland event, but he was allowed to attend as a spectator.
The sly veteran filled out the online entry form to compete in the singles and doubles in the over 80s category, much to the concern of his friends and wife, Margaret.
A bug struck down Nesbitt during the week, interrupting his singles tournament.
But he and his doubles partner managed to qualify for the semi-finals.
After dropping the first set to the Scandinavian number two seeds, the duo turned the momentum and managed to advance to the gold medal match.
Nesbitt and Dye were no match for the number one seeds, but were content with silver.
Nesbitt first picked up a table tennis bat when he was 15 and started playing competition in Sydney at 18.
The sport has taken him to Norway, Germany and Japan, as well as cities across Australia and New Zealand.
He still uses a custom-designed bat he bought 40 years ago.
''They'll bury me with it,'' he said.
Nesbitt has been asked to compete at the national championships later this year, but said he was not allowed to go.
He said the same thing before the world veteran championships.
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Gregory has declined to retract his remark about "shooting" Yorke, believing he would not be true to himself if he did, but insists there is "nothing to heal" between them. "It was just how I felt at the time. I was hurt that he didn't want to play for Villa, though I still have the utmost admiration for him as a player."
Indeed, Yorke and Andy Cole would have been lining up against United if Gregory's plans had come to fruition. They had, he admitted, been his "dream team" for Villa's attack. "It's an outstanding partnership. Andy's the out-and-out No 9, Dwight's the one who brings others into the game. The goal the two of them created for Cole in Barcelona was phenomenal - it could very well end up being my goal of the season."
Both teams are leaking goals more freely than is customary for championship contenders, Villa having conceded 16 in six games. "Fortunately we're scoring a few too," said Gregory, "but so are United. I saw them last Sunday and they looked as though they might score every time they went forward. Then again, Leeds looked like scoring a few as well. So it could be a 9-9 thriller on Saturday."
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text: On 22/12/01 17:23 +0200, Oren Ben-Kiki wrote: > I just had this idea about how to allow Brian his blank lines without > messing the spec out. > > That is, a blank line would be considered to be a throwaway comment. If you > reflect on it for a second you'd see this works great - there's no > ambiguity, blank lines are only allowed where throwaway comments are > allowed, they are not part of the info model, and in fact their purpose is > identical to that of throwaway comments (communication between humans). I actually was fooled down this same path momentarily yesterday. The reason it doesn't work is because a throwaway has an indentation level, where a blank line does not. # Christian Greeting Foo: | Merry Christmas # Jewish Greeting Bar: | Happy Hanukkah ... It basically comes down to this. A throwaway blank line can go anywhere that a throwaway comment can, except directly after a multiline string. Note that this also implies that spurious blank lines at the end of the stream are illegal. Cheers, Brian > > Given that CVS doesn't let me check-in changes and it is such a small > change, I'll leave it to Clark to do in his next round of fixes... > > Have fun, > > Oren Ben-Kiki > > _______________________________________________ > Yaml-core mailing list > Yaml-core@... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/yaml-core


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