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From Age to Age Choral Music Ensemble
Brennan Michaels, director
Saturday, October 25, 2014, 7:30 PM
From Age to Age Choral Music Ensemble, choir-in-residence at St. Olaf Church, performs its first concert on the St. Olaf Worship and Sacred Music series. Missa Britannia will feature music by leading English composers such as Tallis, Byrd, Stanford, and Rutter including music for choir and organ. Suggested donation taken at the door. A reception follows the concert.
Andrew Altenbach, conductor
Linh Kaufmann, soprano soloist; Andrew Wilkowske, baritone soloist
Sunday, October 26, 2014, 7:00 PM
The Minnesota Bach Ensemble creates emotionally charged experiences for its audience, sourcing Johann Sebastian Bach for the core of its repertoire. Comprising musicians from Minnesota's most prestigious orchestras, this ensemble is born of a shared passion for excellence in the performance of orchestral and vocal music that is visceral, energetic, informed, and fearless. This program will include J. S. Bach's Cantata 32 Liebster Jesu, mein Verlangen and duet from Cantata 63 Du Hast es wohl gefueget. Also on the program are L'estro Armonico op.3 No.5 in A Major by Antonio Vivaldi, G. F. Handel's Salve Regina and Georg Telemann's Canary Cantata. Tickets are $25/adults, $10/students. For advance purchase, visit www.mnbach.org. Tickets will also be available at the door.
Stanford Felix, bass-baritone
Saturday, November 1, 2014, 1:30 PM
Bass-baritone and composer Stanford Felix presents a recital of favorite oratorio arias and two original song cycles. Dr. Felix is the Artistic Director of Minnesota Concert Opera and performs throughout the country on the opera, concert, and musical theater stage. His compositions include many choral and art song works and he has served as a section singer with the St. Olaf Catholic Church music ministry. A freewill offering will be taken. Reception follows.
The Singers — Minnesota Choral Artists
Matthew Culloton, director
Saturday, December 6, 2014, 7:30 PM
Organ prelude, Dr. Lynn Trapp, organist, 7:00 PM
Hugo Distler's haunting variations on Es ist ein Ros' entsprungen (Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming) set the mood for The Singers' program in which the Christmas Rose is the focal point. René Clausen's Magnificat and Herbert Howell's A Spotless Rose are paired with Marian carols, showcasing poignant and celebratory works of the holiday season. For advance purchase call 651-917-1948 or visit www.singersmca.org. Tickets will also be available at the door.
Minnesota Chorale and soloists, Kathy Saltzman Romey, director
Dr. Lynn Trapp, organist
Sunday, December 14, 2014, 6:30 PM
Now in its sixth year, this city-wide event invites all to fill St. Olaf Church with the sounds of George Frideric Handel's most famous creation, the much loved oratorio, Messiah. This masterwork is a presentation of Jesus' life and its significance according to Christian doctrine. Bring your own score or borrow one here. Come to sing-a-long with members of the Minnesota Chorale or just come to listen and enjoy. A freewill offering will be taken. Reception follows.
Turn Around and Believe in the Gospel
Rory Cooney, presenter, musician, composer, liturgist, author
Saturday, February 21, 2015, 9:00-11:30 AM, concluding with 12 noon Mass
Rory Cooney, leader of the retreat, is a nationally-known liturgist, composer, musician, author and presenter. The retreat and Mass will include his music. His work is found in most Catholic hymnals and missalettes. A freewill offering will be taken at the retreat.
From Age to Age Choral Music Ensemble
Brennan Michaels, director
Saturday, February 28, 2015, 7:30 PM
From Age to Age Choral Music Ensemble, choir-in-residence at St. Olaf Church, performs its second concert on the St. Olaf Worship & Sacred Music Series. This program features Renaissance to Contemporary choral pieces by composers Byrd, Palestrina, Whitacre, and Barnum including music for choir and organ. Suggested donation taken at the door. A reception follows the concert.
The Singers — Minnesota Choral Artists
Matthew Culloton, director
Saturday, April 11, 2015, 7:30 PM
For the first time in the ensemble's history, The Singers present a concert of music solely from the Renaissance era. As the political and religious winds changed rapidly throughout the Tudor reign, William Byrd composed his Mass for Five Voices while secretly being a Catholic and serving the Anglican Church simultaneously. Works by Thomas Tallis, Thomas Tomkins, and Orlando Gibbons also show the broad sweep of musical styles present in this exciting time in English history. For advance purchase call 651-917-1948 or visit www.singersmca.org. Tickets will also be available at the door.
Philip Brisson, organist
Saturday, April 25, 2015, 1:00 PM
Philip Brisson, DMA, is Director of Music and Organist at the Catholic Cathedral of the Assumption in downtown Louisville, Kentucky, where he plays the 1983 Steiner-Reck tracker organ at the third oldest Catholic Cathedral in continuous use in the country. He will perform works of Bach, Locklair, Widor, Pardini, and the Grande Pièce Symphonique by Cesar Franck. A freewill offering will be taken. Reception follows.
St. Olaf-in-the-City Orchestra, Chorus and soloists
Dr. Lynn Trapp, conductor and organist/pianist
From Age to Age Choral Music Ensemble, Brennan Michaels, director
Saturday, May 9, 2015, 1:00 PM
This concert benefits Catholic Charities of St. Paul and Minneapolis and Exodus Residence at St. Olaf Church. The St. Olaf Parish Choir joins From Age to Age Choral Music Ensemble, with solo and orchestral forces of St. Olaf to perform Missa brevis Sancti Joannis de Deo by Franz Joseph Haydn. St. Olaf cantors Cailin Gudio and Timothy James will perform solo and duet vocal works. From Age to Age Choral Music Ensemble performs as choir-in-residence. Dr. Lynn Trapp will be at the Lively-Fulcher organ for Concerto for Organ and Strings by John Cook. Tickets: $20, available at St. Olaf's Store at St. Olaf Church, phone: 612-767-6217.


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The Offspring: Days Go By
The So Cal punks' ninth album is pitched as some grand new accomplishment. Instead, it's merely commendably competent, save for one incredibly awful single.
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311 + The Offspring: 3 July 2010 - Bonner Springs, KS
Overall, both bands proved that they can put on a respectable show during a weak economy and despite having most of their major hits in the 1990s.
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11 But now many nations gather against you. They say, "Let's dishonor Zion and gloat over it." | 11 But now many nations are gathered against you. They say, "Let her be defiled, let our eyes gloat over Zion!" |
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I must preface this topic by stating that this question is theoretically pointed directly at Lou. He has lived near the parks for a number of years, and yet his excitement and passion for Walt Disney World is still easily heard in his voice and his expression. The magic remains alive for Lou. However, I would like to kick off this discussion with a story.
The Disney company has always been something special for me. The parks have always been more than just another vacation. The films, always more than simply family entertainment. I have looked up to Walt as not only an important, historical figure; but as a role model and someone who continues to inspire nearly every aspect of my life. The ideals of Disney are more than just an obsession, they are the way I live my life.
As a young child in Anaheim, living just fifteen minutes from where it all started, I was lucky to have parents who took me to the Disneyland regularly. This is where that way of life started for me, but we soon moved to the Midwest. From then on, my family made a yearly pilgrimage to the World, all the while building my passion for Disney.
After having spent my adult life in the creative entertainment field (writing shows for various parks around the country, touring as a musician and performer, etc.), I have finally realized my dream of relocating somewhere near the World. I moved to Orlando this week, but had not been able to get onto property until tonight. As someone who has just moved away from his fiance, and was alone on Valentine's Day, I thought I'd grab a bite to eat at Earl Of Sandwich to cheer myself up - where I had an experience I've never had before.
Sitting outside, eating my meal, I watched families walking by who were obviously vacationers. Smiles, giant bags full of souvenirs, and mouse-eared hats mark Disney's happy guests. And then a strange feeling came over me. The last time I was on property, I was part of one of those vacationing families; I felt just as they do, but now I don't. Could it be that simply having the ability to visit whenever I choose somehow lessens the magic? Or is it possible for a local to retain the awe they had during each vacation?
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Before you start out on that relaxing camping trip, it is essential for your safety to make sure to let someone know you are going. Give a friend or neighbor the name of the campsite if you are using one. If you are headed out on a less structured trip, give your contact a general idea of where you are headed and a timeline for your return. If something goes wrong, there will be someone to know where to look for you.
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Many people who are not very experienced with camping start out by doing day trips. This can be a great way to adjust to nature without the dangers associated with staying in the woods all night. The best way to do is to find a simple hotel near the campground, but only for sleeping purposes.
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Newsweek is reporting that they've found the mysterious founder of Bitcoin, and he's no Bill Gates.
Newsweek's Leah McGrath Goodman claims that she found Satoshi Nakamoto by talking to early developers that worked with him on Bitcoin. They also dug through U.S. citizen registration cards, talking with forensics analysts, and speaking with Nakamoto's family, who apparently didn't even know he had started Bitcoin. "I could see my dad doing something brilliant and not accepting the greater effect of it," his oldest daughter, Ilene Mitchell, said. "Any normal person would be all over it. But he's not totally a normal person."
Family members simultaneously describe him as "brilliant" and "an asshole." He reportedly worked technical jobs in the 90's until he was fired and then had his home foreclosed on, which may have lead to his disdain for the government.
After publishing a paper in 2008 that first laid out the principles of a digital currency, Bitcoins began to gain traction, but it looks rocky as of right now, considering that one of the major exchanges has announced bankruptcy.
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5 And God said, 'Because of this a man should leave his father and mother and be joined together with his wife, and the two will be one flesh.' | 5 and said, 'For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh' ? |
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A few random pics from this morning...... We know this one... Frederick varie...I love that big flower These are nice.... Cheers Dennis |
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Dennis, The 3rd. Aechmea pictured looks like Ae. 'Reginaldo' (variegated form of 'Romero'). Refer my article on fcbs.org/ Uncle Derek Says # 19. Geoff. |
So there's something that we South Africans can grow that compares well (or better) with the rest of the world. I am refering to the first picture! The rest are also very nice Dennis! Japie |
Hi Guys Thanks Geoff, I wasnt actually sure do to the purple underside of the leaves...I have a plant labelled Ae. 'Reginaldo' next door to that plant and they definitly look different. Maybe I should go and double check...thanks again Ja Japie...Thanks for that man...I hope the pink lasts cause it has been cloudy/partly cloudy for the last two months and as soon as we have a bright sunny day the colours will get bleached out quickly. I have my fingers crossed! Cheers guys Dennis |
The last one looks more like the albomarginated form of Fia to me, Dennis. And yes, you SA boys do have a way with pectinata! I haven't been growing it because the ones I've seen just had the pink tips on the lowest leaves, not all over like that. Hmmm.... I may have to reconsider! Does it only color up like that when it's blooming, or is it more of a seasonal thing? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Ae. Fia variegated
- Posted by kerry_t_australia 9 (My Page) on Thu, Dec 4, 08 at 17:09
Lovely aechmeas, Dennis - thanks! Your pectinata is as good as Japie's - beautiful! Lisa, about two years ago I bought an Aechmea pectinata from Olive T. which has "Hawaiian form" added to the label. Although it has given me three pups, the mother plant is yet to flower. The difference in it to the 'normal' pectinata, thus far, is the subtle pink flush to the centre leaves on the Hawaiian form - which the usual one does not get. Does that sound familiar? K |
Kerry, whatever I've seen is probably the "Hawaiian form" so I don't have anything to compare it to. Your description sounds about right though. Are the 2 forms about the same size? I'd be interested to know if the local boy colors up just as well for you as Mr. Normal. If not, I may have to import one. |
Thanks All Lisa-kerry is spot on, pink tips when not in bloom and that pink "blaze" when in bloom! Thanks for the Fia I.D. Dennis |
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By Georgina Adam. Market, Issue 228, October 2011Published online: 28 September 2011
The Asian art auctions in New York this autumn produced a number of predictable results. Once again, the Chinese works of art that appeal to Asian buyers and notably mainland ones, did best. As always, works from collections did well. Christie's continued to outperform Sotheby's, by a large margin. Other sectors, such as Japanese and South Asian art, remained patchy.
What also emerged, and is probably a worrying aspect for the auction houses, is the apparent failure of the "premium lots" system at Sotheby's. Bidders on these high-priced lots (over $500,000 in the US, over $1m in Hong Kong) are only allowed to go for them after registering their interest in advance and paying a deposit. They can't bid online. The reason? There have been a number of cases of Chinese buyers defaulting on auction purchases, and Sotheby's inaugurated this system in Hong Kong in 2007—before the aborted sale of two bronze Zodiac heads at Christie's Yves St Laurent sale in Paris in 2009. This autumn, Sotheby's New York's auction of Chinese works of art on 14 September included five "premium lots"; four failed. Only a Northern Wei votive stele found a buyer at just over $1m (est $500,000-$800,000), going to Eskenazi. But the stars of the sale, two archaic bronzes (one estimated at $2.5m-$3m) and two pairs of 17th-century Huanghuali chairs (estimated at up to $1.5m) were bought in.It looked like a rerun of April's Meiyintang sale in Hong Kong, when Sotheby's designated 22 of the 77 lots as "premium", but half of them, including the two most important pieces, were bought in (both subsequently found the same private buyer).Talking about the New York sales, London-based dealer Giuseppe Eskenazi says the premium lots system was at least partly responsible for the spectacular failures. This is rejected by Sotheby's vice-chairman of Asian art in New York, Henry Howard-Sneyd, who blames "expectations of the vendors, which were a little high". Dealers confirm that while the bronzes were marvellous, they were heftily estimated. Nevertheless, says Howard-Sneyd apropos the premium lots: "We are constantly reviewing our systems, which often need fine tuning." Christie's has a similar policy, and says that it "takes the necessary steps with potential buyers… to ensure that credit is checked thoroughly" and may ask for a deposit. "The policy is applied on a worldwide basis," it says. The elephant in the room is, of course, that auction houses do not want to appear to apply the system only to Chinese buyers.At the end of the week of Asian sales, Christie's had totalled $75.8m, against Sotheby's $31.4m (see chart), confirming its dominant position. The firms have different approaches in New York: Christie's held six sales, as opposed to Sotheby's three. Howard-Sneyd says that his firm favours higher value over higher volume sales. So lower value works, such as Japanese items, where the market is weak, are not offered in New York by Sotheby's. Hugo Weihe, Christie's international director of Asian art, says his firm's policy is to cover all aspects of Asian art in New York—including Japanese and Korean art, which did not perform well this year. François Curiel, Christie's head in Asia, says that the firm "spreads property around all its selling centres, which helps to raise our profile everywhere". And Christie's strength in New York also comes from its traditional dominance—"success breeds success" commented one observer—which enables it to attract major collections such as last year's Anthony Hardy sale.The greatest strength was seen in Chinese works of art which appeal to Chinese buyers: Sotheby's inaugural sale of Chinese classical painting almost doubled pre-sale expectations. Christie's sales of jade, including from the Xu Hanqing collection, and of Qing porcelain also performed well: the top lot in its ceramics sale was a Qianlong (1736-1820) moonflask that went for $2.7m, almost tripling its pre-sale estimate. These are the areas that have seen the greatest price rises, driven by Asian buyers. The problem now facing auction houses is how to reassure vendors that they can sell their material and get prompt payment, without alienating buyers by imposing conditions on them.
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Feb. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Malaysia's economic growth slowed less than economists estimated last quarter as rising consumption and investment helped cushion the impact of a deepening European debt crisis.
Gross domestic product rose 5.2 percent in the three months through December from a year earlier, after expanding 5.8 percent in the previous quarter, Bank Negara Malaysia said in a statement in Kuala Lumpur today. The median of 20 estimates in a Bloomberg News survey was for a 4.8 percent expansion. The economy grew 5.1 percent in 2011, slowing from 7.2 percent the previous year.
Prime Minister Najib Razak has announced plans to raise civil servants' pay and boost spending on roads and railways to spur growth to between 5 percent and 6 percent this year. The central bank has refrained from cutting interest rates for the past three years to manage inflationary pressures, even as neighbors from Indonesia to the Philippines cut borrowing costs in recent months to buffer their economies against weakening global demand.
"Resilient private-sector activities underpinned by public- sector support should be able to shore up domestic demand to offset the impact of an exports slump in the next few quarters to a certain extent," Azrul Azwar Ahmad Tajudin, Kuala Lumpur- based chief economist at Bank Islam Malaysia Bhd., said before the report. "A mild slowdown should give Bank Negara Malaysia the ammunition to not tinker with interest rate."
The ringgit rose 0.4 percent against the dollar before the report. It is the best performing currency in Asia this year after the Indian rupee. The benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index fell 0.3 percent today.
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Malaysia's central bank left the benchmark rate unchanged at 3 percent for a fourth straight meeting last month, and said the global environment will become "more challenging." It last raised borrowing costs in May.
Industrial production growth in the nation, a manufacturing base for companies including Intel Corp., accelerated in December. Inflation slowed to a nine-month low of 3 percent. While inflation has probably peaked, prices remain at a "risk- elevated level" and policy makers must be mindful of conditions, central bank Governor Zeti Akhtar Aziz said last month.
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Still, "weakening external demand and easing inflation pressures in the coming months will open up room for monetary easing," Chua Hak Bin, a Singapore-based economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, said before today's report. There is a "high likelihood" the central bank may consider cutting rates at its next meeting scheduled for March 9, he said.
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Hmm... here's a late night question coming to mind: how has the new item chain adjusted Rune/Mastery dependent champions like Xin Zhao? Has the Machete chain improved those champions whom were testy and very pre-game build dependent to be viable or has it just allowed them to remain as hazardous, low-health clears for the first few levels well above similar champs? Oh, and making a moderate assumption that you've tried the new Masteries, Statikk, but are there any useful pearls of wisdom you'd care to share about how the Masteries have affected some parts of your experimentation and observed trends for jungling with these future changes? Especially anything you've seen between Utility and Defense as I've been prone to run heavier into Defense to ease early clears yet yearn for late game perks from Offense and even some of the gold perks of Utility to smooth me out mid game.
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This doesnt do much for my jungling, but I like the increase in gold
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so the jungle is most likely going back to how it originally was then? which means all those champs who we originally jungled with can do it again heck i once jungled cassiopia before they changed to current and i did fine lol.(I fogot to change masteries and had smite so i thought id give it a try and it worked!)


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dual boot Windows 7 64 bit with (pre installed) Xp 32 bit
Hi, My installation was FAILED!!! i have windows xp 32 bit pre-installed (in C drive), I was trying to install DUAL BOOT xp with Windows 7 (in D drive NTFS) using ISO image file of Windows 7 64bit ultimate (present in my HHD), i mounted the ISO file of windows 7 with the help of Virtual drive... The installation started normally but in the FINAL step (Finalizing installation) when system restarts to perform configuration etc, but instead of that i got message "Failed to install windows and rolling back changes"...
Important NOTE: Using virtual dvd rom, i mounted and install Windows 7 "32 bit" all right!!! There was NO problem at all of dual booting windows xp 32 bit and windows 7 32 bit on the same hard disk (on different drives)...so my question is Windows 7 64 bit cant be dual boot with pre loaded Xp 32 bit ??? or tell me how to do it please..i got 4 gb ddr2 ram and i want to run 64 bit OS windows 7 to utilize it maximum... My system info; Dell OptiPlex GX620 2.8 ghz, 4 gb ram, ATI 4350HD-512 mb Hard disk space on D Drive is 25GB !! |
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One of Brink's great tutorials to get your teeth into: Dual Boot Installation with Windows 7 and XP
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Have tried using the Windows 7 64bit DVD?
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Hello PakSpinWin, welcome to Seven Forums! You cannot install a 64-bit OS while booted to a 32-bit OS you must boot the installation media using a DVD or a USB stick, the "rollback" message says you were installing from the XP desktop which is not possible except using the same bit-rate software. USB Windows 7 Installation Key Drive - CreateIf you wanted to install the 32-bit Windows 7 from a XP 32-bit desktop you could use the method outlined in this tutorial linked below to do a clean install of Windows 7. Clean Install Windows 7 from the Windows XP Desktop |
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ohh my bad...
thanks for quick replies.. but the problem was with my hardware...(my bad) my cpu does not support 64 bit, i came to know it later...
i am going to update my cpu from "Pentium 4 520j" to "Pentium 4 521" or something better in order to get 64 bit compatibility, today probably if i found one. cheers! |
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Thanks for the update.
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By Jim firstname.lastname@example.com — Forbush lost only two matches — one by forfeit — in a 58-10 Western Piedmont Athletic Conference win over host Carver Friday night.
HAYS — North Wilkes defeated Starmount, 42-33, in a Mountain Valley Athletic Conference meet Friday night.
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There have been solutions for this for ages.
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For your reference, this plant is watered only when dry (very dry), is not often fertilized (with a liquid feed), but is potted in Promix with about a tablespoon of osmocote. Oh, and when it is watered, the leaves do not get wet. Could it be some type of mosaic virus? or water temperature? Thanks!!! |
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I have recently accepted a design job, nothing too strenuous, and I was thinking about designing a custom handwritten font. This would be the first time I've properly attempted to design one (handwritten or not), and I want to learn more about the misty realm of contextual alternates.
I was reading an excellent article about them, written by Nick Shinn, someone who I believe roams the forums here, but I still have a couple of questions and I hope you can all help.
First of, do you need them to properly execute a handwritten font? Attached is a sample of the style of handwriting I'll be emulating (not looking for critiques just yet, and yup I will be increasing legibility) so you can judge it subjectively...
Second, should I outsource the scripting job to someone with more experience? I have no fear designing the font and the alternates myself, but actually publishing the font and creating the script required might be a little out of my comfort zone.
Thirdly, if I do decide to take the challenge on, what program should I be using to write the script? And will Fontlab Studio work with it? (I work on a Mac, and craft all of my draft glyphs in Illustrator, if that is relevant).
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Your choices for "programming" contextual alternates are MS Volt (GUI, Windows only), writing feature files by hand (you can either then "compile" them using Adobe's AFDKO command line tools, or from within FontLab), or FontForge which have both GUI for OpenType code and can import feature files.
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A certain degree of randomness is often called far when emulating handwriting, and scripting a (pseudo) random feature using multiple sets of alternates is a fairly easy task. With Type 3 you could even mess with the curves, but this format is by and large defunct by now. I also suggest (as someone once suggested to me) you explore how the writer adapt his/hers writing to context.
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A 34-year-old Eudora man was treated and released from the hospital Saturday night, after being shot in the back by a man suspected of killing himself with the same shotgun.
The incident happened about 8:15 p.m. Saturday at a house in the 400 block of East 2000 Road, in a rural area northeast of Baldwin City, where several people were outside to launch fireworks.
Douglas County Sheriff's Sgt. Steve Lewis said the Eudora man was able to flee the gunman, a 29-year-old man from Ottawa, who was found dead in the driveway of the home. Lewis said the incident was related to an ongoing situation at the residence and that the victim and suspect were not related.
Lewis said the deceased man's name would not be released until sheriff's administrators reviewed the completed report, which could be as late as Thursday.
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10 And the LORD said by his servants the prophets, | 10 The LORD said through his servants the prophets: |
11 "Because Manas'seh king of Judah has committed these abominations, and has done things more wicked than all that the Amorites did, who were before him, and has made Judah also to sin with his idols; | 11 "Manasseh king of Judah has committed these detestable sins. He has done more evil than the Amorites who preceded him and has led Judah into sin with his idols. |
12 therefore thus says the LORD, the God of Israel, Behold, I am bringing upon Jerusalem and Judah such evil that the ears of every one who hears of it will tingle. | 12 Therefore this is what the LORD, the God of Israel, says: I am going to bring such disaster on Jerusalem and Judah that the ears of everyone who hears of it will tingle. |
13 And I will stretch over Jerusalem the measuring line of Sama'ria, and the plummet of the house of Ahab; and I will wipe Jerusalem as one wipes a dish, wiping it and turning it upside down. | 13 I will stretch out over Jerusalem the measuring line used against Samaria and the plumb line used against the house of Ahab. I will wipe out Jerusalem as one wipes a dish, wiping it and turning it upside down. |
14 And I will cast off the remnant of my heritage, and give them into the hand of their enemies, and they shall become a prey and a spoil to all their enemies, | 14 I will forsake the remnant of my inheritance and hand them over to their enemies. They will be looted and plundered by all their foes, |
15 because they have done what is evil in my sight and have provoked me to anger, since the day their fathers came out of Egypt, even to this day." | 15 because they have done evil in my eyes and have provoked me to anger from the day their forefathers came out of Egypt until this day." |
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2 Dead in Muli-Vehicle Wrong Way Crash on I10
POSTED: Sunday, December 11, 2011 - 10:25pm
UPDATED: Tuesday, December 13, 2011 - 10:38pm
EL PASO - Police now say 2 people died in a muli-vehicle crash caused by a wrong way driver on the interstate in West El Paso Sunday afternoon.
The driver of a black GMC Sierra pick up truck was driving East on I-10 in the Westbound lanes. Police believe the driver entered the interstate on the Mesa exit.
According to police, at least 5 cars were involved in the crash with the truck around 4:30 p.m. Sunday. The truck crashed into 3 other cars on the Mesa off ramp before slamming head on into a Dodge Charger in the center lane of the interstate between the Mesa and Resler exits. The truck then spun out and crashed into other cars around it.
Police say 2 people are dead, including the driver of the truck, and 3 people are hospitalized. Traffic was brought to a standstill as police closed down all lanes of I-10 West, forcing drivers to exit at Resler. The interstate remains closed. Special traffic investigators are on the scene.
No word on why the man was driving the wrong way.
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by the waythat was in responseto pd1854
you can blame the city all you want, i've driven in Seattle and driven in Indianapolis. Talk about confusing. It doesn't excuse people not knowing the basic rules of the road. There is no excuse for this man. According to witnesses, he almost seemed intent on driving into traffic. He could have pulled over or maybe even stopped...blame El Paso all you want, this man was insane.
@ugh...really! El Paso streets are not that difficult it's just stupid drivers that dont know how to drive....move then! thats one less driver we have to worry about....military? if you are well yall cause most of the accidents in this city anyways!
I was driving back from the West side when I came across this horrific accident. I was speechless and tearful, it was an emotional moment. My prayers go out to all involved.
Is there a way we could get the footage from the cameras before the accident? Im a cousin of one of the guys that survived the accident but he had to be hospitalized for several hours, his wife is still in the hospital.
I pray for those killed and injured in this crash. I am left with a great sense of loss to try and make sense of what would cause a wrong way driver to cause such mayhem on innocent lives. I hope those that witnessed and responded to the scene are able to ease the immages and pain that has forever been planted in their minds, hearts and souls.
Looking for Amber where did you go?
If the darn street here in this town weren't so confusing, stuff like this might just be avoided. Where is all the tax money for better street signs, freeways; Shoot sometimes you can't even see the lines on some of the streets!! UGH can't wait to move the heck out of this darn town!!


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I'm not actually as bitter about it as I sound, but I do find it mildly irksome that this is such a nicely done figure-- the pose, the sculpting, the face, the painting, all pitch-perfect –and yet Kagami gets a super-expensive shaft-job, out of Good Smile Company even! Sigh. I couldn't find a complaint with this Yoshika Miyafuji figure if I tried. The hands are elegant. The gun and mech legs are detailed but not overdone. The eyes are lively. Siiiiigh!
At ¥7800 (about $81 USD), Alter's figure will be not affordable but not end-your-life expensive either. She's due out this September.


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