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Learning Japanese 101 : Cheat Sheet
If you're wondering which particle to use in a sentence, or how to place nouns/adjectives etc, and at the same time you have little or no time to ask a native Japanese (we assume the native Japanese is either your friend or your Nihongo Sensei), that's when Google comes handy. But even then tons of answers that Google provided you can be confusing at times.
So what shall a determined Japanese language learner do in such situation? Take a sneak peek at handy cheat sheet, of course.
Hold on, just because it's called cheat sheet doesn't mean it carries
negative innuendo. In fact, cheat sheet can actually help beginners and
intermediate learners to understand a handful of basic grammar concepts
without frowning or looking constipated.
The good guys in Tofugu (www.tofugu.com) provides handy cheat sheet for those who are eager to seek the easy to understood explanation / answers to questions that linger within the Japanese language. Based on my personal experience (I am a person-who-has-been-living-in-Japan-for-almost-6-years-and-fortunately-can-speak-Japanese-but-at-times-still-confused-with-grammar), which my latest quest was to determine the difference between particle はand が, I stumbled upon Tofugu's cheat sheet on particles used in Japanese and it really did help.
"Advanced learners may find the cheat sheets too simple," as quoted from Tofugu, however I believe it's worth the time to check it out :)
Here are a couple of links to the website :
May the force be with you, Japanese language learners!
do you also study Japanese by yourself? If so, why did you decide to learn it?^^
I am interested in Japanese Language Education so it would be helpful to know any difficult grammars or sayings you have encountered until now :D
almost 2 years
I did take Japanese language classes a couple of years ago but I found that classroom-conducted-Japanese is totally different with that of real life. I couldn't speak Japanese until I worked waiting tables in a restaurant where I inevitably needed to interact with customers in keigo lol
I think the most difficult part is listening, as people from different age and different regions in the country speak in different pace and dialects. I still find it a little bit difficult when somebody speaks Japanese in fast pace, but I'm doing my best to overcome this challenge :)
How about you? Any difficulties that you have encountered so far?
almost 2 years
thanks for sharing your info :)
umm actually my native language is japanese. but i remember i had to practice lots of kanji when i started learning japanese. hmmm listening rit. i guess there are different intonations and stuff ne. i kinda realized that
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Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Red, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Hazel
I really want to give this product 5 lippies, but can't, due to the fragrance and parabens. Those two things aside, I LOVE this spray. I like that it is oil-free and does not irritate my skin. I spray it on my face after applying all my makeup, then I buff it out using a skunk brush. It really sets my mineral makeup and makes my skin look flawless. I used to just spray it on then pat with my hands, but it always looked weird until I used a skunk brush. The spray bottle is nice and gives off a fine mist, which reduces product waste. It is also dirt cheap considering how long it should last you. I poured some in a mini spray bottle and leave it in the fridge so that it gives me a nice pick-me-up during those hot and humid afternoons. I really wish the fragrance was removed, though. It is totally overpowering and not pleasant smelling at all. It goes away after 5 minutes, so it's not too bad. Do not hesitate to try this out, especially if you are considering purchasing MAC's Fix +
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I LOVE this stuff! I repurchased 3 times already and should probably stock up in case it ever gets discontinued. It's my secret for dewy looking skin. I spray it over my makeup throughout the day and it prevents that powdery dry look that some foundations impart. I also use it as a toner sometimes and it works wonderfully. It softens and tones my skin and aids the absorption of face creams. I also tried Korres Orange facial water and Jurlique Chamomile Floral facial spray in the past. This one is by far my favorite and also way cheaper! It retails for around $10 at Ulta.
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I really like this and liked the smell when I first got it, now that I'm almost down with this product, I'm sick of smelling it, so i wouldn't buy it again. It does a really good job toning, and does not dry out my skin at all. I LOVE toners that you can spray on instead of having to use a cotton ball, so i'll give it 3 lipsticks.
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Source code Tango distribution
You can download a Tango source code release (release 8.1.2) from this WEB page. It is based on autoconf for Unix. It has been tested on various flavours of Linux (Ubuntu and Debian). Your feedback will be appreciated. The source distribution does not contain omniORB, zmq and omniNotify (when compatibility with old Tango releases is required). Tango release 8.1.2 was tested with omniORB-4.1.6, zmq 3.2 and omniNotify-2.1.
In case you need omniNotify for compatibility reasons, there is a warning if you want to run it on a Linux based 64 bits computer. Its release 2.1 is not 64 bits compatible. To have a 64 bits ready release, you have to get the package from the branch named omniNotify_develop.On top of that, to compile omniNotify on a modern computer using C++ streams, you have to apply the patch provided by one community member.
Read through the list of changes to find out about the modifications compared to former releases or the modifications between the packages available to download.
- Release 8.1.2 file (61 MBytes). Consult the README on line before downloading the tar file.
Patches for this release and previous one are available in the patch page.
Older Releases:
- Release 8.0.5 file (53 MB)
- Release 7.2.6 file (50 MB)
- Release 7.2.1 file (15 MB)
Ubuntu GNU/Linux binary distribution
Since its release 7.2.6, Tango is available as a set of binary packages (Debian packaging system) for the Ubuntu GNU/Linux distribution. Ubuntu lucid (release 10.04), maverick (release 10.10) and natty (release 11.04) are available. The binary packages are made available on the Launchpad web site in a tango-controls/core PPA (Personal Packages Archive)
If you are a Ubuntu lucid or maverick user, read this HowTo to learn how you can install Tango on your computer in a few clicks.
Since Ubuntu oneiric (release 11.10), most of these binary packages are available directly from the Ubuntu software center and you don't need to add the PPA to get them. Nevertheless, the package named libtango-java (Tango java jar file and java tools like Jive, Astor, Atkpanel,...) is only available from the PPA. If you need this package, you have to get it from there.
RPM GNU/Linux packages
Several RPM packages are also available. They are provided on a best-effort basis and it is guaranteed that they are in line with latest official Tango distribution. The official way to distribute Linux Tango binary packages are the Debian packaging system. These links are provided here in case it could be useful for RPM packaging system addicts. Packages are available for RHEL6/Centos6 64 bits, RHEL6/Centos6 32 bits, RHEL5/Centos5 64 bits and RHEL5/Centso5 32 bits.
Windows binary distribution
For Windows (7, Vista or XP), you can download a ready to use binary distribution. The distribution also contains the omniORB and zmq libraries plus a statically linked notifd.
- Full Release 8.1.2 as a zip file
- Windows 32 bits. This binary distribution contains the libraries for Visual Studio 2008 (VC9) and was tested under Windows 7 and XP.
- Windows 64 bits. This binary distribution contains the libraries for Visual Studio 2010 (VC10) and was tested under Windows 7 and XP.
- Three zip files with only the required libraries (omniORB, log4tango, zmq and tango) to build Tango software as a client or a server
- For Windows 64 bits and Visual Studio 2012 (VC11)
- For Windows 32 bits and Visual Studio 2010 (VC10)
- For Windows 64 bits and Visual studio 2008 (VC9)
Older Releases:
- Release 8.0.5
- Full distribution
- Release 8.0.5 32 bits for Visual studio 2008 (VC9) as a zip file
- Release 8.0.5 64 bits for Visual Studio 2010 (VC10) as a zip file
- Tango libs
- Release 8.0.5 32 bits for Visual Studio 2010 (VC10)
- Release 8.0.5 64 bits for Visual Studio 2008 (VC9)
- Release 7.2.6 as a zip file (105 MBytes). This binary distribution contains the libraries for Visual C++ 2005 (VC8), 2008 (VC9) and was tested under Windows 7, Vista and XP.
- Release 7.2.6 for windows 64 bits as a zip file (100 MBytes). This binary distribution is NOT a complete distribution. It contains only the libraries for Visual C++ 2010 (VC10). It also include the bug fixes for bug number 3129849, 3213730, 3277453, 3285674, 3313211 and 3339975. Some instructions about Windows and Visual Studio to use this distribution can be found in this mail from Nicolas (Soleil). You can also donwload libraries without any patch applied.
Release 7.2.1 as a zip file (105 MBytes). This binary distribution contains the libraries for Visual C++ 2005 (VC8), 2008 (VC9) and was tested under Windows 7, Vista and XP.
Latest release of the tools bundled within the source distribution
The tools bundled with the distribution are available for download in their own specific web pages.
You can get also get the latest individual package on the Tango ftp site
TangORB for Android
This is a TangORB jar file including the client part of the Tango java API usable on any Android devices. It supports events based on Jeromq (Pure Java ZMQ implementation), Please not that today (09/2013), there are still 2 limitations on Android devices:
- No support for Tango Access Control
- Device names are to be the Fully Qualified Device Names (tango://tango_host_name:tango_host_port/my/device/name)
Devices in Java
The latest release is available here: http://www2.synchrotron-soleil.fr/controle/maven2/soleil/org/tango/JTangoServer/
(NB: versions number that contain "SNAPSHOT" are not released)
Each version provides:
- JTangoServer-xxx.jar: The binaries of the project JTangoServer
- JTangoServer-xxx-all.jar: The binaries of the project JTangoServer as a single jar and all its dependencies (i.e. TangORB, JaCORB...)
- JTangoServer-xxx-bin.zip or JTangoServer-xxx-bin.tar.gz: The binaries of the project JTangoServer and all its dependencies (i.e. TangORB, JaCORB...)
- JTangoServer-xxx-javadoc.jar: The javadoc.
NB1: TangORB is still the API for the client part: TangORB
NB2: The event system is based on ZMQ (http://zeromq.org/). You can either use:
- JMZ: a JNI library JZMQ that use the native library: https://github.com/zeromq/jzmq
- or JeroMQ: a pure java library: https://github.com/zeromq/jeromq
JTangoServer-xxx-all.jar and JTangoServer-xxx-bin packages include JeroMQ.
Contains user documentation, sample code, developer documentation:
Building a server with JTangoServer
- With maven
The soleil maven repository must be used. The detailed explanations are here:
Simply add the following dependency to your pom.xml with the latest version:
<dependency> <groupId>org.tango</groupId> <artifactId>JTangoServer</artifactId> <version>1.1.1</version> </dependency>
If you want to use JZMQ instead of JeroMQ, you must exclude it:
<dependency> <groupId>org.tango</groupId> <artifactId>JTangoServer</artifactId> <version>1.1.1</version> <exclusions> <exclusion> <groupId>org.zeromq</groupId> <artifactId>jeromq</artifactId> </exclusion> </exclusions> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>org.zeromq</groupId> <artifactId>jzmq</artifactId> <version>3.0.1</version> </dependency>
- Without maven:
You will have to download JTangoServer-XXX-all.jar manually and include it in your classpath.
Tango archiving system
You can download all the jar files necessary to run the Tango archiving system in its own download page
Tango bindings
- Python (Python Web Site)
- Release 8.0.2
- Requires
- python (>=2.6) (tested with 2.6.7)
- tango (>=8.0.5) (tested with 8.0.5)
- boost python (>=1.41) (tested with 1.49)
- Source distribution (how to compile)
- Windows binaries:
- C language
- A minimal client binding for the good old C language
- Release 3.0.2 including features of Tango 8 but no events
- Source code distribution
- Matlab & Octave (Matlab Web Site)
- Release 2.0.6 for Matlab >= R2009b or Octave >= 3.6.2
- Tango 8 compatible
- Runs on Windows and Linux. Provides 32 and 64 bits support on both platforms.
- Binary distribution for Windows 32 bits
- Source code distribution
- Check the Matworks web site to identify the official gcc version associated with your Matlab version. The recommended Tango version is 8.0.5 or higher.
- LabVIEW 2010 -> 2012 (LabVIEW Web Site)
- Release 1.8.0
- Tango 8 compatible
- Runs on Windows, Linux and MacOS X with 32 et 64 bits support on all platforms
- Binary distribution for Windows 32 bits
- Source code distribution
- The Linux version of LabVIEW 2010 to 2012 have been compiled with gcc-4.2.4. Therefore, for binary compatibility reasons, the binding and whole Tango software chain must be compiled this gcc version. The binding compilation requires Tango 8.0.5 or higher.
- LabVIEW 2013 (LabVIEW Web Site)
- Release 2.0.0 RC2
- Requires Tango 8.1.2 with the p812_1, P812_2 and p812_3 patches applied.
- Binary distribution for Windows 64 bits
- Source code distribution
- The Linux version of LabVIEW 2013 have been compiled with
gcc-4.3.x. Therefore, for binary compatibility reasons, the binding and
whole Tango software chain must be compiled this gcc version.
- Igor Pro (Igor Pro Web Site)
- Release 2.5.0 for Igor Pro >= 6.0
- Runs on Windows and MacOS X with 32 et 64 bits support on both platforms
- Binary distribution for Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7
- Binary distribution for MacOS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard)
- Source code distribution
The Igor Pro binding compilation requires the WaveMetrics' XOP Toolkit
- Panorama (Panorama Web Site). This binding is available thanks to CEA
- Release 1.2 for Tango 7.2.1 and Panorama E2 4.0 SP1 (or above)
- Runs on Windows 32 and 64 bits.
- Binary and source distribution for Windows 32 and 64 bits
- This distribution is one ISO file of the full source and binary CD distribution. You can use this iso file to burn a CD or to initialize a USB memory stick (using software like isotousb). In this distribution, you will find:
- A binary application (TangoExplorer) which automatically generates a Panorama E2 application from all available Tango devices.
- A set of libraries allowing a Panorama E2 application to control Tango device(s)
- Tango 7.2.1
- Documentation (In French)
- A windows installer
- Tango ATK is a client framework for building applications based on Java Swing in a Tango control system.
- A new kid on the block is the TANGO Workbench - a rich client which will provide a single multiple document interface for all possible tasks TANGO users, managers and developers need to carry out. We are requesting comments on this proposal.
- QTango - Qt & Tango 5.3.9 by Giacomo Strangolino: a framework built on top of QTangoCore and QtControls.
It consists of classes and widgets that interact with the Tango control system, while providing an easy API to the programmer and full integration with the Qt4 designer. Presentations, reference manuals and other information can be found in the specific page. - QGraphicsPlot 2.2.4 by Giacomo Strangolino: a graphical library that uses QGraphicsView/QGraphicsScene to draw graphs on a plot. More information in its dedicated page. [C++]
- TGraphicsPlot 2.1.0 by Giacomo Strangolino: a library that uses QGraphicsPlot and QTango to provide scalar and spectrum curves on plots. More information in its dedicated page. [C++]
- Mango 2.0.0 by Giacomo Strangolino: an online designer to easily create QTango graphical interfaces. Dedicated page here. [C++]
- Taurus 3.0.0 : a python, PyTango & PyQt based GUI library.
Web interfaces
- The latest release of Sardana can be downloaded from here .
- For instructions on how to install or get the latest development snapshot please check the documentation.
Panel Builder
- Jddd for Tango release 4.0
- You need to adapt the CLASSPATH in the jddd and jddd-runtime scripts with the path to your Tango installation.
Tango Box
- Tango box release 3.0 release candidate 5
- Read the manual to find out how to install it and use it
- The file has been compressed using 7 Zip on a Windows box. Please also use 7 Zip to uncompress it (which is freely download-able from their web page).
Tango Logo
You can download the Tango logo:
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1469An anonymous reader writes "A Professor of religion at University of Kansas has resigned from his position at the university because of his anti-creationism views." From the article: "Mirecki had planned to teach a course in the spring that examined creationism and intelligent design after the State Board of Education adopted science standards treating evolution as a flawed theory. Originally called 'Special Topics in Religion: Intelligent Design, Creationism and other Religious Mythologies,' the course was canceled last week at Mirecki's request." The article goes on to explain that Mirecki evidently sent poorly worded email with anti-Christian sentiments around to people interested in the class, and was subsequently beaten for his troubles.


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I'm not sure what the problem is. My plant has flowers and small fruit on it but the leaves have started to turn yellowish with green spots and started to drop. Any advice would be appreciated. Lakshmi |
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- Posted by gardner_dragon z7 NE AR (My Page) on Thu, Mar 22, 07 at 16:33
Please tell us a little more about the tree. When did this start? What are its growing conditions? How often is it watered? Has it been fed lately? What is it fertilized with? Commercial or organic fertilizer? Has anything changed? What is the tree planted in? Where in the house is it located? How much sun does it get daily? or is it grown with lights? There are many reasons for your tree to be showing this condition. With the answers to the above questions we can possibly narrow down the causes. |
I have the plant near a south-facing window in a mix of peat,vermiculite and some compost. It was fed with organic tomato food (4-6-8) when the flowers appeared. I water it only when the top layer of soil feels dry. Most of the little lemons (around 1 cm) have fallen off. I have a key lime in the exact same conditions which was bought at the same time (last Fall) which is healthy and holding its fruit. Thanks, |
- Posted by gardner_dragon z7 NE AR (My Page) on Thu, Mar 22, 07 at 20:47
Peat and compost may make the soil hold water. Use a moisture meter or a stick/rod of some kind to make sure the lower parts of the pot are not soaking wet. Sometimes the top layer will feel dry but the middle and lower parts will be mush due to the PWT(perched water table). Tomato fertilizer is not the best for citrus. You can use azalea/rhododendron fertilizer which is available at most garden centers and discount stores. This is close to the 5/1/3 ratio that citrus needs. The fertilizer should contain micro elements if their not in the compost. This would depend on what the compost was comprised of and if it had leached out. The yellow spots in the leaves could be due to over watering if the PWT is too high or the roots have grown into it. This is the main reason for well draining soil when growing in containers. The problem doesn't look like a lack of iron either. However a lack of the micro elements will show the symptoms you are seeing. If the soil is too heavy you can add perlite or very coarse builders sand. The sand will make the pot much heavier. Can you post a picture of the entire tree, pot soil and all? This way we can see the whole thing. Also if the leaves are dropping and leaving the petiole(the little wing below the main leaf) behind, its a sign of stress. Meyers lemons are cantankerous even at the best of times. The more you neglect them the better they thrive. If you find that the roots are in the PWT you will need to allow the tree to dry further before watering. You can also place a wick in one of the drain holes to help drain the excess water out of the pot. Just stick a nylon rope in the drain hole and allow it to hang into a saucer. Do not allow the wick o contact the water in the saucer or it will wick back up instead of down. You can pour 3% hydrogen peroxide through the pot to kill off the bacteria that causes root rot and to place much needed oxygen around the roots. This is the store brand 2/$1 type of hydrogen peroxide from the dollar store. |
The person at the nursery told me I should use tomato fertilizer at the time of flowering/fruiting when I went to buy azalea/rhodo fertilizer. He said that a/r fert or Miracid should be used if the plant showed signs that the soil was not acid enough. The leaves are dropping and leaving the petiole. I will try the hydrogen peroxide but do I just pour it in undiluted? I worry that it might harm the plant. Most of the plant still looks fine since the problem started only 7-10 days ago. I will take a picture during the day and post it. Thanks for all the info. Lakshmi |
- Posted by gardner_dragon z7 NE AR (My Page) on Fri, Mar 23, 07 at 10:04
The 3% hydrogen peroxide will not hurt the plant and is poured straight from the bottle onto the root system, however if the plant is suffering from salt toxicity as I suspect it will not help unless you change the soil its presently growing in. The hydrogen peroxide will kill the bacteria that causes root rot from over watering. You can place a small fan near the pots to help the soil dry a bit better. The tomato fert does not contain the micros that all citrus need. IF you are unable to find any fert containing micros, email me your address and I will send you some S.T.E.M. This stands for soluble trace element mixture. You only use 1/4 tsp in a gallon of water, once or twice a year. Its important to know that S.T.E.M. is not a fertilizer and should not be used as such as large amounts are toxic to the plant. Think of S.T.E.M. as a vitamin supplement one would take if they did not get it through the foods they ate. |
- Posted by gardner_dragon z7 NE AR (My Page) on Fri, Mar 23, 07 at 10:14
Please disregard the the mention of salt burn as I confused your post with another. This is what happens when one is suffering from a severe lack of caffine in the morning. I really must keep things straight since there is no edit button in this forum. Andi |
Hi Andi - Thank you for your generous offer but I live in Canada :-) Do Miracid or Azalea/Rhodo fert contain micros? Or could you give me a brand name that does so I can search for it? Here are some more pictures of my plant. Most of it still looks decently healthy but 95% of the fruit has fallen off and the leaves are slowly starting to turn color and fall off. I presume this can't be caused by scale- I had a problem a few months ago and only managed to get rid of it last month (I hope) using insecticidal soap. Lakshmi |
If I have a tree that looks like that I will be extremely satisfied. What is one leaf yellowing compared to hundred that are so green. I just think that the soil needs some water. I think the best policy is semi neglect your citrus. That's what I'd do. |
This doesn't explain why 95% of my fruit has already fallen off. The veins of the leaves are starting to turn yellow. Lakshmi |
I am not an expert on diagnosing leaves problem but in my opinion those leaves are the start of showing of lack of magnesium, one of the micronutirents missing in your fertilizer. In advance state the yellowing will look like yellowing of leaves in an inverted V position. Regarding the dropping of fruits, it is normal for the tree to drop 98% of its fruit and only 2% or less retain by the plant. You are better of to stick with the rodo, camelia fertilzer by Miracle Grow because that fert has micronutrients in them. A lot of people are happy with the fert in question. |
After reading and rereading and looking at the leaves with magnesium deficiency I don't think I gave you the right prognosis. I can't seem to find similar symtoms from all the pictures I have. Sorry. |
I noticed that there is also some brown spotting on the back. In the sunlight I see light green patches when looking through almost all the leaves. Most of the tips are starting to turn yellow...could this be due to overfertilization? Thanks, |
That looks an awful lot like the leaves did on my tree. I'm down to just two leaves now, but I blame most of that on a total lack of sun during the winter. I just has a CFL on it and kept it watered. Now that spring is finally returning I put the tree outside and I'm hoping it will send out a new flush of leaves for the season. I also noticed that the roots in the first few inches of the pot were loose or already diconnected. They were a whitish color and I could see that they had a softer, whiter little strand inside when I pulled a piece in half. I'm assuming those were otherwise healthy roots since they were not dark or black, but I'll mention it here in case I'm wrong. The branches are green and sturdy without much brown-tip dieback. For the original poster, don't let my tree freak you out. I don't have good windows to offer my tree when I bring it inside for the winter. Last year it dropped around 80-90% of its leaves over winter but came back with plenty of growth in the spring. I'm hopefully that it will be the same result this year. |
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The Raptors were ready for a physical battle against the Grizzlies on Wednesday and they delivered with a lopsided 108-72 preseason win at ACC on Wednesday. But there's been a toll to pay on the injury front, with a mixed bag of results.
First is Kyle Lowry. The point guard was already having his best game of the preseason in the third quarter on Wednesday before he was forced out with an injury to his left ring finger.
Kyle Lowry has injured left ring finger tendon. He'll require splint for approx. 6 weeks, will still practice & play: http://t.co/cspoRD3wrZ— Toronto Raptors (@Raptors) October 24, 2013
The news clearly could have been much worse for a Raptors team that needs Lowry on the floor to start this season. But this is another layer of uncertainty added to what appears to be the Raptors' most unsettled positions right now.
We won't see how much the injury (and the splint) affects Lowry's game until the season opener on Wednesday against the Celtics. Lowry's follow-up evaluation prevented him from flying with the team to Milwaukee for the Raptors' final preseason matchup against the Bucks.
More Injury Updates
Injury update: Hansbrough practiced. JV participated in non-contact practice & Stone did not practice. JV and Stone status day-to-day.— RaptorsMR (@RaptorsMR) October 24, 2013
So Hansbrough's fine, Valanciunas will be too after a couple of stitches under his chin, but what about Julyan Stone, who took a knee to his injured hip on Wednesday?
The versatile guard was seeing some steady minutes on a non-guaranteed contract this preseason, despite playing at what he claimed was "60-65 per cent," about a week ago.
Casey said Thursday that Stone was just sore and "he's going to be OK once he gets over the soreness." Something to keep an eye on before the Wednesday's opener.
Valanciunas and Ross Sticking Around
Probably no surprise, but the third-year options of Terrence Ross and Jonas Valanciunas were picked up by the Raptors on Thursday.
Just a formality for two top-10 picks who still have their best basketball in front of them. As good a time as any for this…
Happy Birthday Drake
Happy Birthday to Drake, the Raptors Global Ambassador, who also performs at ACC tonight. The Raptor naturally made the cut on his Toronto-centric cake…
Let's Stay Together…
Finally, had to share Rudy Gay and Dwight Buycks feeling "all brand new" (it's Austin Daye with the steady camera work).


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Gazette polls
What are your plans for the holiday weekend?
Relax at a cookout | 29% | 55 votes |
Attend a parade | 5% | 10 votes |
Go to a nearby lake | 10% | 20 votes |
Visit gravesites | 14% | 28 votes |
Hit the road to visit relatives or friends | 10% | 19 votes |
Undecided | 29% | 56 votes |
Total Votes: 188 |
Note: This is not a scientific poll.
May 27, 2011 9:02 a.m. [ Suggest removal ] |
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So much for honoring those how died protcing us and or rights. Relax-cookout go to a lake come on get real. |
May 27, 2011 12:12 p.m. [ Suggest removal ] |
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I visit The National Cemetery at Saratoga like I do every year. |
May 28, 2011 10:12 p.m. [ Suggest removal ] |
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Hey Ed, one of those rights is for people to choose HOW they celebrate. |
May 30, 2011 8:28 a.m. [ Suggest removal ] |
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Memorial day is to honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice not relax go to a lake or hit the road for a visit. If that were,the meaning of the holiday they would have it named it a relax day or a go visit day or better yet go jume in the lake holiday. |
May 30, 2011 2:54 p.m. [ Suggest removal ] |
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I agree with you ed186. Just because men and women fought and died for our country to have the right to choose how we celebrate doesn't mean we should party hearty in their memory! We should take the time to honor them respectfully, and playing frisbee on the sandy beach just doesn't seem right. I know many people who are have huge parties this weekend and I know for a fact that none of them will take a second to honor those who died for their right to party. A party is fine, but how about first visiting the gravesite of one of those young men or women who did not make it back... the hot dogs can wait a half hour! |


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King Tanyidamani
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Meroitic Period 100 BC
Hundreds of kilometers south of the Sphinx, exist Nubia, in what is today called Sudan. Apedemek, "the lord of royal power," was a Nubian lion god, and at the
Apedemek Temple at Naqa
, south of
, relief's show Apedmek worshiped by the royal family. The kings were always seated upon lion thrones. Temple relief's show the enemies of the king subdued by, and in some cases devoured by, lions. It has been stated that lions were kept in the Lion Temple, as living symbols of Apedemek. Interestingly, research has revealed that the worship of the ancient Egyptian lioness goddess,
, could have been originally introduced into Egypt from Sudan. One wonders what other leonine-related mysteries exist unrevealed and unknown at the sites of the civilization of Nubia.
The lion of ancient times was also a symbol of wisdom. King Solomon was at times symbolized as a lion. In first Book of Kings (10: 19-20) Solomon's throne is described: "The throne had six steps, and the top of the throne was round behind: and there were stays [handrests] on either side on the place of the seat and two lions stood beside the stays. And twelve lions stood there on the one side and on the other upon the six steps there was not the like made in any kingdom."
The lion was the emissary of the sun, symbolizing light, truth, regeneration, and a god of fertility.
Throne of King Solomon
Photo Gallery:
Naga - Lion-headed Snake, S Face of S Tower of Lion-Temple of Apedemak
Naga - King, Prince Before Lion God, Exterior W Wall, Lion-Temple of Apedemak
Naga - Deities, Exterior S Wall, Lion-Temple of Apedemak
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AUSTIN – Texas Public Safety Commission Chair Cynthia Leon and Texas Department of Public Safety Director Steven McCraw today issued the following statements regarding Commissioner John Steens resignation from the Texas Public Safety Commission and appointment as the 108th Secretary of State:
"We are grateful for Commissioner Steens dedicated service on the Texas Public Safety Commission for the last four years. His commitment to supporting the departments mission and goals has been invaluable, and we wish him well in his new role as the Texas Secretary of State," said Director McCraw.
"The Public Safety Commission has greatly benefitted from Commissioner Steen's service to the people of Texas and to his commitment to the Texas Department of Public Safety. While we will miss his presence on our Commission, Texans will continue to benefit from Commissioner Steen's leadership as the new Secretary of State," said Chair Leon.


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Deps Basirisky Hard Belly Frog - $18.99 to $19.99
The Deps Basirisky Hard Belly Frog continues to raise the level of innovation with the addition of a hard polycarbonate belly. The hard belly design actually enhances many of the characteristics that made the original design so successful and adds a few benefits of its own. The unique forward facing 'legs' still help create the Basirisky Frog's unique action and also provide a larger profile, making the bait an easier target for lurking bass. As the bait is retrieved, it crawls in a rocking motion across the water's surface leaving behind a huge ripple. The hard polycarbonate belly actually accentuates this motion and improves the frog's balance as well, providing softer and better landings on casts.
Equipped with a single Owner hook, the hard belly allows only one side of the frog to compress. This improves the frog's hook up ratio by projecting the hook into the hungry bass' mouth and leaving less wiggle room for the bass to get off the hook. The bait is also vented to allow air to escape quickly, making compression more complete. Effective anywhere you would think of throwing a frog or rat, the Deps Basirisky Hard Belly Frog is an effective fish catcher on the mats, in thick grass or scattered vegetation, and even in open water.
Featuring a new hard polycarbonate belly:
Comments: Great bait, especially in moderately dense vegetation. It really excels being worked through the heavy stuff like a typical frog, but as soon as it hits open water, just straight reel it. The bass can't resist it. Rarely do I catch small fish on this bait. Take some time and learn how to properly use it and pay attention to when it gets hit. A very productive bait.
From: Drew: MA 7/24/14
Comments: I have been fishing with this frog for about 2 years now. I love it. I have landed some decent size Bass on it. I think this frog gets some bad comments. Give it some time to work on you. It does act like a jitterbug in the open water. Nothing wrong with that.
I hardly ever get drag any weeds back with it. It acts really nice on top of weed beds. A+ from me.
From: Mark: Wheeling, Illinois, USA
Comments: i prefer this frog over all others... due to the fact that when fished correctly, this is a tournament winning frog. i have put small weights on the nose.. pushing it up and down on the surface of the water. and this helps a ton. last year i caught a 40-50 percent of my bass using this method!
From: Cole: USA
Comments: First of all, most of you probably do not know how to fish this frog, it is fished like a weedless jitterbug! Imagine the potential this bait has! Your classic jitterbug action when slowly retrieving but in weedless form! throw this over the thick stuff and watch it do the work for you! Great lure, one of the most fun top water baits to fish! Great hook up ratio as well!
From: Chris: Deep South, LA
Comments: great looking frog but looks are not what counts it sucks
From: Ryan: Nashville, USA
Comments: I'm with Patrick this frog is terible it sucks
From: Jimmy: Falcon Lake, TX
Comments: just wanted to jump on the "Patrick has no idea how to fish a frog" bandwagon. awesome frog.
From: Rob: Lewistown, PA
Comments: I agree this frog gets blown up on all the time but it has terable hook ups
From: Patrick
Comments: patrick it is pretty obvious that you dont have a clue on how to fish a frog bait, your the only dude in this forum of comments that is very negative about deps products. before i found out about deps i only fished with koppers and spro and some other frogs that were almost the same yea they all are great frogs no doubt but deps is a game changer. wouldnt you like to catch bigger bass!!!!! i think everybody would. it is perfectly clear to alot of fisherman that all the deps frogs do!!!!!!!! CATCH more and bigger fish the performance in the water is the total key . when worked properly in the water they look alot more like food to a bass then the competition.PERFORMANCE THAT IS THE ANSWER.yea the koppers is a killer looking frog but that is were it ends . you put it up to the slither k or the basirisky, it will out fish the koppers 5 to 1 everytime. if you dont believe me i will invite you to fish with me and your eyes will open big i will prove it!!!!!!! you fish with your frogs and i will fish with mine you will see the difference!!!!!!
From: Jim: Lake Tomahawk, WI
Comments: Like I said, just read all of the other 20 positive feedbacks. Don't listen to the one negative. That there alone should tell anyone what they need to know about this frog. Tight lines!
From: Paul: OH
Comments: deps makes the best three frogs on the market period. this one the slither k and the new buster k make any other frogs obselete. the action that all these frogs put out is unbelievable this one is the only one in the buisness that has this kind of movement on the water the wide side to side wobble has boated me some mighty big bass one of the best baits that there is for big bass buy one it will change you fishing forever!!!!!!
From: Jim: Lake Tomahawk, WI
Comments: Patrick, you obviously don't know what you're doing cause the bass can't stand the side to side wobble this frog makes on the retrieve and annihilate it. Very unique and different action from all other frogs. This is one of my best producing frogs! Every other feedback is positive so buy it!
From: Paul: Akron, OH
Comments: any frog is better than this,this frog freakin sucks don't buy it
From: Patrick: USA
Comments: hands down the best frog on the market! last weekend helped me place 2nd. i was throwing the spro got a couple to hit it but no takers with 1 hour left in the turney and only 2 fish in the boat put this baby on got 3 real fast!! you guys gotta start carrying the black !!!!!!!
From: Tom: NY
Comments: Best Frog On The Market Its Just Amazing How It Outfishes Other Frogs
From: Adrian: So Cal
Comments: Found this lure at a mom&pop tackle shop it had dust on it.Paid $10 bucks and its amazing by far one of my favorite go to baits when the bite is slow.Its a fun bait to throw it never snags always looks cool and its just wobbles arcoss the water.The most badass thing about this bait is you can watch the bass follow it almost everytime then its GAME ON the sencond you slow it down i promise if you buy it you catch fish.No doubt worth the money
From: Brandon: Virginia Beach, VA
Comments: well worth the money......great bait..not just a night time bait....95%hook ups best frog
From: Greg: Brighton, MI
Comments: You really want to add some action and catch a lot more fish on this lure I have a tip for fishing the frog. Tie you about 8 inches of line on to the hook and Texas rig you a black floating worm on it. It will drive the fish wild. Bass will eat it up. Crank it real slow just enogh to get the plop, plop going and then stop the lure every 3 or 4 feet. They will bust it hard. It works great and night and daytime out in the open water around the stumps and lay down trees. Use the 70mm it works the best. Makes more noise and casts a lot farther. Try this tip and you will be amazed at what you catch.
From: William: Hohenwald, TN
Comments: Love this frog. My absolute favorite night bait. Period. Because this bait moves slower than a buzz bait (just for example) this allows bass to track better at night. The slow clumsy wobble drives them nuts. Reminds me of fishing a Jitterbug at night when I was a kid, but this bad boy is so much more weedless. You can take the risk and throw it close around and into cover. The wobble is better than a Jitterbug though. Looks like (or at night, SOUNDS like) it drank a six-pack of beer and went for a swim!
The bait's action is totally killed when fishing matted grass and pads, but not a big deal. In this situation just fish like a Spro. I usually just fish it around the edges of cover and along the bank. Even though it does not wobble on grass mats, when it hits an open spot, resumes wobble again. Makes more of a splash when you jerk the rod too. Other hollow frogs don't do this. Try one!
From: Josh: Indiana, USA
Comments: I fish frogs all of the time. I love this frog. If you really want to experience topwater fishing at its best, tie you one of these babies on at night and hold on. I fished Pickwick lake last weekend and I bet if I had kept up with it, I had 50 explosive strikes. We caught a bunch of fish, and we missed a lot more than we caught. I don't think that it is the baits fault that you miss a lot of fish. They hit it so hard that they try to kill it. Give a kid a Zebco 33 reel and tie one on and he will be your fishing partner forever. I love this bait. I have both sizes and I prefer the 70 size because it will waddle a lot better and cast farther than the 60. Tacklewarehouse has the best selection and price of anyone, anywhere.
From: William: Hohenwald, TN
Comments: I love this bait!!! this is THE BEST FROG ever!!!
From: Marcel: Luzern, Schweiz
Comments:Brilliant frog design, has become one of my favorite topwater lures. Bass absolutely crush it! Really fun to fish! My absolute favorite night fishing lure. Fishesliene, a backwards weedless Jitterbug on steroids! Surprisingly, caught my personal best smallie on Lake Huron (not far from Mackinac Island area) fishing this frog around pads. Hook up ratio not 100%, but even the violent misses are great fun because they really get your adrenaline pumping!This frog shouldn't replace your Spro frog, but it is a terrific addition to any frog box because it offers such a unique action that few bass have seen! Try one out!
From:Josh: Noblesville, IN
Comments:Best Frog Bait ever!!! I have fished every frog bait there is, ( including the Spro Frogs). The Basirisky Frog is easily the best at casting, drawing strikes, and getting solid hook ups!! I tried both the small and large one, but ended up just using the big boy. It casts extremely far on 65 lb braid. My hook up rate is very high, at least 90% or better !! The most durable frog ever too. I have been using the same , soft belly model, for two years now and it is not torn at all, and I have caught many bass on it.
From:Blake: Cullman, AL
Comments:Got both versions. The bigger version (70mm) seems to waddle better than the smaller one. I can throw both versions pretty far. Personally, it seems to me that the bait works better at night. Hook up rate is about 60-70%. I like the SPRO frog better than this one cause when this one sits still there is extra no action from the frog. With the SPO at least the legs are still fluttering. Once the weeds get tangle into the hook the bait doesn't walk as well. And for about the same price you can get two SPRO frogs.
From:Phillip: Minnesota, USA
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