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15 Qu'il console ton âme, et qu'il soit le soutien de ta vieillesse; car ta belle-fille, qui t'aime, a enfanté, et elle te vaut mieux que sept fils. | 15 He will renew your life and sustain you in your old age. For your daughter-in-law, who loves you and who is better to you than seven sons, has given him birth." |
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Which one is better? I live in Lewisville, TX (zone 8). My back yard is half S.A ( don't know which type) and the other half is weeds and some other type of grass. I want to plant some plugs of S.A but am at a loss as to which one would be best. Any help would be appreciated! |
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- Posted by dchall_san_antonio 8 San Antonio (My Page) on Sun, Mar 23, 14 at 18:04
Floratam for full sun. Palmetto for shadier areas. St Augustine comes by the piece, not the plug. I suppose you could cut it up into smaller pieces. What is your watering regimen (frequency and duration)? How high/low do you mow? How often do you fertilize? When were the last two times you fertilized and what did you use? Have you ever used a herbicide? If so, what? St Augustine should take over your lawn if you are caring for it right. You might be missing one part, so if you can answer the questions, perhaps we can fine tune your program. |
I just bought the house and it looks like the lawn was not well taken care of. There are lots of bare spots. I have not watered, mowed or fertilized yet. I used Bonide Weed Beater Complete three weeks ago because half of the back yard is mostly weeds. What is your advice dchall? I want a nice lawn and I am willing to put in the work. Where do I start? |
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Watering Start now. Put out some straight sided cans, like empty cat food or tuna cans, and turn on your sprinklers. Time how long it takes to fill the cans. That is your target time for weekly watering. If you get runoff before you fill the cans, turn off the sprinklers immediately and let the water soak in for a half hour. Then continue the watering and start the clock again. Runoff does not count as watering. When you water, do it all at one time. Mowing Fertilizer I would not worry about preemergents, herbicides, or insecticides until you see grass growing. I'm concerned that the Bonide might slow down the new growth. |
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43 Thou hast turned away the help of his sword; and thou helpedest not him in battle. (Thou hast turned away the help from his sword; and thou hast not helped him in the battle.) | 43 You have turned back the edge of his sword and have not supported him in battle. |
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On Holiday: What's Maui without magic?
Eamonn BrennanOn Holiday is College Basketball Nation's daily rundown of the holiday tournaments, complete with previews, recaps, and links to all of the early-season tournament info you'll need in the weeks to come. IN REVIEW MAUI INVITATIONAL [bracket] While...
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Maui Invitation turns 30 years old
Eamonn BrennanThe Maui Invitational turns 30 years old. Its birth and its long life can be traced to one day when Chaminade slayed Ralph Sampson and Virginia in one of college basketball's greatest upsets.
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Kentucky looks uninterested in Maui
Eamonn BrennanThe Maui Invitational is pretty great. I think the gym has a lot to do with it. Instead of Random Sterile Corporate Arena X or a strangely converted hotel ballroom space, the Lahaina Civic Center looks and sounds like a high school basketball gym, at...
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Tourney preview: Diamond Head Classic
Eamonn BrennanCollege hoops doesn't totally shut down over the holiday. In fact, eight lucky teams get to spend Christmas in Hawaii, where they'll compete for top honors at the annual Diamond Head Classic. OK, OK, so this isn't quite the Maui Invitational. The fie...
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Previewing the Maui final: Duke vs. Kansas
Eamonn BrennanIt's safe to say the Maui Invitational has lived up to expectations. We've had quality games, better-than-expected performances from better-than-expected teams (take a bow, Tennessee and Georgetown), breakout stars (take another bow, Jeronne Maymon) ...
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Previewing Maui Day 3 (non-finals edition)
Eamonn BrennanWell, this is it: The final day of the 2011 Maui Invitational. It's sad, I know, but we'll get through it together. The good news, of course, is there are still some really good games at the Lahaina Civic Center, including the tournament's dream fina...
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Pastner's young Tigers have depth, flaws
Eamonn BrennanHow talented is Memphis? In a 99-97 double-overtime win over Tennessee on Tuesday in the Maui Invitational, Memphis coach Josh Pastner played four bench players -- Antonio Barton, Chris Crawford, Stan Simpson and Adonis Thomas -- for a combined 12...
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A closer look: G'town 88, Chaminade 61
Eamonn BrennanOverview: Perhaps the only concern for Georgetown here was whether it could avoid a letdown after Monday night's hard-fought loss to Kansas. Never mind all that. The Hoyas' 88-61 win over Chaminade was a straightforward affair, one John Thompson III'...
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A closer look: Memphis 99, Tennessee 97
Eamonn BrennanOverview: On Monday, it took us until the fourth matchup of the day to get a really competitive, tight game. On Tuesday, the Maui Invitational wasted no such time. In the first game of the day -- a 9 a.m. tipoff locally -- the Memphis Tigers and Tenn...
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Previewing Maui's second day of action
Eamonn BrennanHopefully you're not the kind of person with a "job" or "responsibilities," because (A) total buzzkill, dude, and (B) either probably disqualified you from staying up until the wee hours to see Kansas and Georgetown finish off a rowdy first day of ba...
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A closer look: Kansas 67, Georgetown 63
Eamonn BrennanOverview: As usual, ESPN analyst and American hero Bill Raftery said it best: "This good this early is impressive." He was talking about the quality of Maui's first-day finale, and he was entirely correct: Kansas and Georgetown played a brilliant 40 ...
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A closer look: UCLA 92, Chaminade 60
Eamonn BrennanOverview: For an entire half, it looked like the debacle would continue. Chaminade played UCLA to a draw in the first, and the Bruins looked every bit as disjointed and disorganized as they had in losses to Loyola Marymount and Middle Tennessee State...
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Maui Bracket Breakdown: Top half
Eamonn BrennanA little case of the Mondays, huh? Chin up, buddy. This Monday is better than most. Why? I'll tell you why: The mother of all early-season tournaments -- the Maui Invitational -- kicks off today.* The Maui is usually among the best early-season...
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Maui Bracket Breakdown: Bottom half
Eamonn BrennanThe Maui Invitational begins today and wraps up Wednesday, just in time for you to spend the night before Thanksgiving talking to that awkward high school friend you haven't seen in five years. ('Tis the reason for the Thanksgiving season. Well, that...
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Bracket: EA SPORTS Maui Invitational
Eamonn BrennanTournament bracket for the EA SPORTS Maui Invitational When and where: Nov. 21-23 at the Lahaina Civic Center in Maui, Hawaii (There will be 11 opening games at various campus locations from Nov. 11-20. Those matchups can be found on the above PDF...
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Rapid Reaction: UConn 56, Kentucky 55
Eamonn BrennanHOUSTON -- From the moment Kemba Walker took the floor at the Maui Invitational in November, we've spent this season in awe of Walker's ability, of Jim Calhoun's fire, of the Connecticut Huskies, who took the prospect of a down year, stomped it into ...
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"Hoped for southern gothic got Nancy Drew instead"
I listend to it all the way through so it kept me in my seat painting hours which is what I needed to accomplish but the description had me hoping for more of a Southern Gothic flavor with the Ozarks and the dark family history. The ingredients were all there: the characters, the setting, the backstories... but it's not in the writing. I didn't feel any sense of atmosphere or dread. I Wasn't looking for horror but I can't explain without sounding like a pretentious jerk. It just didn't feel as 'dark' as I was hoping for considering the selling points in the description and title.
"HOrrors! In the best possible way"
Minus the gruesomeness I'd almost compare the inner dialogues and characterizations of to those of Cormac McCarthy's. Not a single heartbreaking action or thought out of place. Lord of Flies only much more harrowing and GRUESOME! The cause of the horror [I won't spoil it] happens to be my Achille's heel since I was 5 after an Army story my father told me - the single most horrific thing I personally could ever imagine to happen to a person, then multiplied by a thousand. In fact, it's a small paranoia of mine. For that reason, I had to skip over large chucks of narrative because Cutter spares no detail with gore, in fact he rolls around in it like a puppy in tall grass. I could not cope. Despite that, I loved this story through and through. To call it a coming of age story sounds trite, but the complex and morphing relationships and group dynamics of the these boys feels so true to reality it's easy to relate. How kids are to each other in small groups vs., large ones. How they are individually vs., together and how not everyone is redeemable.
"Engrossing! Great story great performance."
I kept finding things to do like going for extra long walks or washing the dishes [my husbands chore] so I could keep listening. I purchased it based entirely on the ratings not at all interested in period pieces but I was more than pleasantly surprised.
Never heard such a great narrated performance and given the amount of characters, accents and the time period, it could have gone horribly wrong. Instead it was perfect and so believable.
The story is an A1 murder mystery [I usually hate mysteries] set in a time when supernatural beliefs were the norm. The characters are all so complex and I miss them already. I can't say enough. One the best I've audiobooks I've listened to.
"Great for an Chicago enthusiast..."
This might be a good book for someone interested in architecture or deeply interested in how the World's Fair came to be.
I was interested in a story about HH Holmes that did not dwell on the gore so I thought this might be a good one to shed some light on the historical perspective and how it came to fit together so - terribly with him and his 'murder castle'. The story is sprinkled with Holmes' story during the World's Fair but so far [I'm struggling more than 1/2 through] it drones on and on and on in painfully minute detail on the ups and downs of how the fair was built, down the very bolts that hold the buildings together. Even if Holmes was not part of the story, anything else to break away from monotony of architectural and details would have provided some balance. Some nice bits of history here and there but I'm afraid it was a yawn for me.
"Engrossing from beginning to end"
Yes. I don't like listening to audiobooks twice but theses characters were given such realistic motivations and personalities that I'm sure a second listen would reveal a few more details.
To me, the book was about the nuances of what makes a person good and/or evil and the characterizations illustrated those very clearly. Narrator was top notch too. Each character had their own distinct way of speaking and she went from one to the other flawlessly which could have easily gone sideways given all the different vernaculars and intonations.
Jackie [I think that was her name]. I hated this character but from the performance, I got a clear picture of who she was and who she wanted to be but wasn't. This character used a lot of slang and again is one of the characters that could have been over done but Bentnick did it with restraint.
Amber. She's a better woman than I'd have been.
Highly recommended. I had to pace myself and not listen to it in one sitting. I saved it for time when I had to complete a painting which requires something to keep me in my seat.
"Not scary - scifi fans might like it more."
This is a good, well written and very nicely narrated story. The characters are fleshed out to a medium degree but kept my attention. It does have a "made for tv" feel about it [yes I know it's a book]. The style of writing conveys no sense of horror however. A huge disappointment for a book that invokes Lovecraft lore. Still a good listen if you're driving or going for a long walk. Moves quickly, decent mystery and has lots of action. If I were more into SciFi I'd be less critical of the lack of 'horror' and probably would have given this one more star.
"Ok for a long drive"
I love when an author reads his own work and I do love King's voice so 5 stars for narration. This story is not one of my favorites of Kings. It may be that I couldn't personally relate to the protagonist - a 40 something widower, though I did feel sympathy for him. What turned me off was that the only female character was - to me - depicted as a damsel in distress. Pretty, blonde, smart and a single mother who lights up rooms and everyone [all men] has a crush on her. Whether it's latent jealousy on my part or not, her character is grossly unrealistic. The scene where she's dancing on a frisbee finally forced me to put it away for a whole week before picking it up again to finish it. Unexpected ending, that was good.
"Too much gory detail - from a non-prude"
The story focuses on the author's voice rather than on Gacey's deviant psychology. It is fascinating to see the 'why' and 'how' the author would set about doing what he did, putting himself in such a vulnerable position and how it as all accomplished. I did expect there would be more in terms of unearthing Gacey's own background. Instead, there's a LOT of lingering on the sexual and violent nature of the murders and not much to shed light on why Gacey might've been the way he was. I'm no prude but there was so much graphic detail that I skipped through much of that, not out of squeamishness but out of boredom. Again the author's story and his mind set is fascinating to read about.
The narrator has a stilted quality but somehow fit the voice of the author and did like the reading quite a lot.
"A good detective story"
I'm not one for stories whose characters are mostly cops, FBI agents and detectives but for what it was it was a good one. If I'd based this solely on my particular preferences [I prefer a much darkly rooted mental sensibility a la Deliverance or We Need to Talk about Kevin] I may have given this a 3.5. The southern setting and creepy set up [arachnids, a serial killer and the deep south] is was attracted me to this story as I've been looking for good modern southern gothic. The setting, story and characters were all there but it did not have the deep seated eeriness that I was looking for. However, I did get the creepy crawleys and had a good few nights of bad spider dreams! Gardner weaves a fine story and if you like a good mystery this'll do ya.
"Darkly insightful"
On a scale of 1 to 10 it's a 9.75.
The book that comes to mind with this question is "We Need to Talk About Kevin" because both authors share a candid insight into taboo subject matters between mothers and children and other blood relatives - at times delicate, at times pretty brutal. They seem to understand that people aren't either good or bad but both and are able to articulate it well.
My favorite scene was where Camille's mother explains why she wasn't able to love her.
Ahhmm.... "Familial legacies knows know bounds" I dunno...
Gillian Flynn is my new favorite author. After listening to this one I went straight for Dark Places which was extremely satisfying and then on to Gone Girl which I am still listening to. Flynn's Southern Gothic style invokes such atmosphere and beauty. Initially when I read the story lines of each of these novels I was turned off as I am not a fan of detective stories which is what the description called to mind. But the first two minutes of each one had me hooked and none read like "who-done-it" crime stories in the least. Even if you do figure out who "did it", you come away with so much more than that. You also come away with a full understanding of your lead character as she [or he] is figuring out. Narration was pitch perfect.


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Butler and Rogers sit in a tie for 28th. |
April 7, 2014
Jacksonville, Fla. - Redshirt Freshman Michelle Butler and junior Alina Rogers led the Tigers through the first two rounds of play at the Web.com Intercollegiate on Monday, April 7. Butler and Rogers finished the day 2-over par to tie for 28th overall. As a team the Tigers sit in 12th with a team tally 18-over par. Florida State leads the tournament sitting at 8-under par followed by East Carolina (-1) and Chattanooga (+1).
Butler shot at even par in the second round, tallying four birdies through 18 holes. Rogers finished the first round at even par followed by a 2-over par performance in the second round. Freshman Jess Meek is tied for 59th overall after two rounds as she closed the day 8-over par. Meek tallied four birdies in the first round for a score 1-over par.
Senior Taylor Gohn finished the day 10-over par to sit in a tie for 71st in the tournament, and junior Laura Kraft is just one stroke behind in a tie for 75th overall.
The Tigers are joined by 18 other teams in a two-day tournament at Marsh Landing Country Club. The Tigers will play the final round holes on the Par 72, 5,967 yard course beginning at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday.
The field is composed of 19 total teams including Central Florida, Chattanooga, Cincinnati, East Carolina, Florida International, Florida State, Illinois, Jacksonville, James Madison, Louisville, Maryland, McNeese State, Michigan, Minnesota, North Florida, Ohio State, Sam Houston State and Toledo.
Live scoring for the tournament can be found at Golfstat.com, and final results will be posted on MUTigers.com at the end of each day.
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24 the cohanim slaughtered them and made a sin offering with their blood on the altar to make atonement for all Isra'el; for the king had ordered that the burnt offering and the sin offering should be for all Isra'el. | 24 The priests then slaughtered the goats and presented their blood on the altar for a sin offering to atone for all Israel, because the king had ordered the burnt offering and the sin offering for all Israel. |
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upright towards God, the head of the seventh division of Levitical musicians ( 1 Chronicles 25:14 ).
(right before God ), son of Asaph, and head of the seventh of the twenty-four wards into which the musicians of the Levites were divided. ( 1 Chronicles 25:14 ) [ASARELAH] (B.C. 1014).
jesh-a-re'-la (yesar'elah, meaning doubtful):
One of the (or probably a family of) Levitical musicians (1 Chronicles 25:14), called "Asharelah" in verse 2. The names should be written "Asarelah" and "Jesarelah."
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Aiding the Alliance: The idle Varian Wrynn {WoW}
Dec 8th 2011 1:23PM Definitely would love to see Varian involved in some questing.
I loved Bolvar as a leader -
Was it because of all that back story? No
Because he was a shining example of a Paladin? No
Because he was a good surrogate Father to Anduin? No
I loved him because when you completed that long quest chain and showed exactly who Lady Prestor really was, only to be swarmed by a dozen elite dragon guards, Bolvar would wade in and happily kick every single one of their scaly black butts.
Just having a faction leader show that "Yep, I may spend most of my days standing around in a throne room, but when push comes to shove I can throw down with the best of them" makes a big difference to how I view them.
Mists of Pandaria: The myth of the talent tree choice {WoW}
Oct 31st 2011 9:13PM Regrettably I can't help but feel he's hit the nail on the head.
I've said it before and I'll say it again -the depressing about being a cynic, isn't being a cynic. It's being right so often.
Breakfast Topic: Who should play your character in the WoW movie? {WoW}
Oct 27th 2011 8:06AM I'm a human warlock, so it has to be Alan Rickman.
Blood Pact: How to be a true warlock {WoW}
Jun 21st 2011 5:21AM Mage vs Warlock is always a case of practical vs AWESOME. Just look at these comparisons.
Mages summon Food and water. This is always appreciated, and possibly the sole reason there is never famine in Azeroth.
Warlocks summon spiked, fiery, toothy monsters intent on eating you and everyone you know, into this world - cause those things are awesome man!
Mages struggling to sustain the energy needed may evocate, change the spell matrix or edit the incantation.
Warlock respond to a spell losing power by slicing open their own wrists, because fuck it - I've got a dimensional horror to summon, and if I can do it drunk, then I can do it woozy from blood loss.
Mages wear practical robes (as far as such things go). They are good solid clothes with all the excitement of watching paint dry.
Warlocks won't touch anything with less than 5 skulls on it, preferably in black and if it could get some spikes too that would be great.
The Queue: Memorial Day {WoW}
May 30th 2011 11:05AM Question for the Q
Will bosses in Firelands award more valor points than current bosses since there's less of them?
Or will raiders be expected to do more dailies to cap out valor?
Breakfast Topic: What's the best thing about your guild? {WoW}
May 15th 2011 8:35AM The people.
Anyone who can't say the same thing is in the wrong guild.
Patch 4.2: Shaman and warlock tier 12 sets revealed {WoW}
May 13th 2011 2:12PM Very disappointed by the warlock set. the thing that has always characterized lock sets for me is that they have a very distinctive feature that just screams "warlock" whether it be the demonic wings of T6, the skull helm of T8 or T5's spikes with skulls shoulders.
Looking at this set all that comes to mind is "meh". Nothing particularly hateful, just very generic for a class that has previously had some of the most distinctive sets in the game.
Breakfast Topic: Who is your unsung Cataclysm hero? {WoW}
May 8th 2011 8:40AM Has to be the somewhat psycho/crazy characters from otherwise very serious peaceful organizations.
Thisalee Crow was such a refreshing change from all the other dull "Save the trees/deer/bunnies" characters in Hyjal. It was nice to meet a druid who is A) pretty handy with a blade B) willign to get s*** done.
And one of my all most amusing quests in Cata has to be Stormcaller Myla's interrogation of an ogre in deepholme while dangling him very pointedly over a huge fan, then later we get to see her kicking some ass when the temple is attacked (twice).
The Queue: American Old Gods {WoW}
Apr 15th 2011 11:35AM Question:
Are there any "good" warlocks in the lore? All the player lock's are portrayed as not really being desired, but at least being tolerated for their talent of setting fire to things the horde/alliance don't like. The only warlock lore character I can think of however is Guldan who's about as evil as they come.
Are there any major (or even minor) lore locks that tread the line?
Breakfast Topic: What do other players do that really annoys you? {WoW}
Jan 25th 2011 8:12AM People who quit PuG's after a single wipe.
Me and my guild group have done every heroic, farmed them to death and then gone and completed the "Glory of the cataclysm hero" achievement, and we still wipe from time to time.
Simple fact is stuff in the new heroics hurts, and if shit happens its probably a wipe - but why you'd bother to queue for heroics if you're not prepared to deal with that is beyond me.


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I have been trying to work the tutorials and when trying to create a map legend I do not get the same options. I am in the Planning and Analysis workspace as is the tutorial. I am instructed to select Tools on the Display Manager tab and select create legend, which I see work in the tutorial. However, when I select Tools creat legend is not available. I don't even see it grayed. Other options shown in the tutorial also are not there for me when I select tools. Welcoming any help. I am new to map 3d.
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what AutoCAD Map3D version do you have? ... as the option how legends work changed with release 2013 and so might differ to what you see in the tutorials.
Beginning with 2013 you should (have to) place the legends in the paperspace, so just change to a layout (in paperspace) and see how the ribbon changes to give you the option for creating a legend. Click onto that button, then select the viewport for which the legend should belong to and that's it.
Up to 2012 there was only one legend valid (without tricks) and that has to be in modelspace. The button to create the legend there is found in the Map-Workspace (see screenshot, sorry that this is a German one, but the position is equal to that in English Map3D)
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I am using 2014. On the paperspace layout tab with the viewport highligted and I select Tools on the Display Manager in the Task Pane. The list contains as follows:
Query to filter data (gray)
Search to select feature (selectable)
Export Layer Data to SDF (gray)
Export Layer Data to SQlite (gray)
View Metadata (selectable)
Show threshold (selectable)
Show library (selectable)
It does not list Pulbish to Infrastructure Map Server, Creat Legend, create contour layer,Save Current Map to AutoCAD, or View Map Properites; all of which are listed in the tutorial. I seem to be missing something.
Hi Linda,
I guess we speak about different ribbons. If you change from modelspace to layout there should be the context-ribbon "Layout-Tools" active (hopefully translated correct) and that looks in my German version like that:
(the arrow shows to the legend-button)
You don't have to switch to any ribbon as AutoCAD Map does it by itself (always when a layout is active and you are in paperspece).
>> I select Tools on the Display Manager in the Task Pane
That was the way how it worked until 2012, but not with 2013 or 2014.
(sorry that my translation of that menu-items is quite limited as I don't have an English version of Map3D installed, so my translation is something like guessing how Autodesk would have called that in English).
- alfred -
I tried to attach a picture. The tools list in the task pane on the left is mine, the tools list in the task pane on the right is from the tutorial. I am sorry if I do not explain this well, but if you can see it I do not have as many options listed. I do see Legend referenced on my layout tools ribbon. So I guess the tutorial is using a different version and that is why the options are different? I am not missing anything?
>> the tools list in the task pane on the right is from the tutorial
As mentioned above ... that is Map3D 2012 (or older)
>> if you can see it I do not have as many options listed
Yes, you have a newer Map3D version and most of what you are missing is to be found (with more functionality) in the ribbons.
>> So I guess the tutorial is using a different version and that is why the options are different?
>> I am not missing anything?
Absolutely correct
- alfred -
Thanks for your guidance,all is new and when instruction doesn't work right it can leave you a little unsure.
I try to do the tuturial for Map 2014. I don't see the Create legend to. To have the contextual menu i must be in paper space. Is it impossiblen to create a legenf in the model space ? If it is the tutorial is incorrect.
>> Is it impossiblen to create a legenf in the model space ? If it is the tutorial is incorrect.
You can't create a legend in the modelspace any more and that makes sense, otherwise you can't create different maps side by side in one layout with each having it's legend.
And to be honest, a legend has it's place in the paperspace and not in the modelspace ... like titleblocks, comments, ...
- alfred -
I used one for the first time today, took some effort of try and fail. Nonetheless, when I got all the styles tweaked, saved my legend style, I had one to revert back to for future maps...could use some more tools for tweaking the looks of them. I had to use a background color, should be option of NONE. It would be nice to have rounded corners for BORDERS to match our company sheet borders...just to name a few things.
Thanks for your input, very useful!
I wouldn't have used it without finding your post reply so great job.
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Gators will play host to NCAA regional
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Blog | May 27, 2012 -
Walton: Discipline protects UF's integrity
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Shafer leads onslaught of fiery UF freshmen
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Hey this is my first story! And I'm sort of a newbie on here so go easy on me LOL. Well here we gooooo......
"Mmmm Chris. Yes dats my spot! Right there daddy. YES!" I screamed and moaned as he banged away @ my pussy while I was bent over his office desk. He quickly put his hand over my mouth 2 muffle my moans. "Shhh....or someone will hear us." He whispered in my ear, all the while pumping in and out of me. He sped up his slow and steady pace into a fast and rapid rhythm indicating he was about to bust. "Awwwww shiiiiiit!" He moaned as he filled the rubber with his kids. "Damn Syd u gone make me hurt u 1 of these days." He said ripping off the rubber and tossing it into the garbage can next 2 his desk. I giggled. "I mite like it." I said with a sexy smirk. I pulled down my mini skirt and fixed my hair. Chris looked @ the time on the wall. "My last class ends @ 4, u wanna go out 2 eat or sumthin?" He asked me fixing his tie. I shrugged. "Or i can cook 4 u @ my place." I suggested. "Sounds like a plan." He replied b4 kissing me passionately. "See u later Professor Brown." I said leaving his office.
Yea I know way ur thinking...she's not boning her professor is she?? Yes I am LOL. Well we're past the boning stage, we're officially dating. Its a risk we're both willing 2 take. We have a bond so strong that we couldn't leave each other alone even if we tried. So we vowed 2 be by each others sides and b 2getha....AGAINST ALL ODDS
°When I got home I decided 2 take a quick shower b4 heading 2 the grocery store.
After I dismissed my last class for that day I headed 2 my office 2 gather sum papers that needed 2 b graded. I decided 2 take em home with me. I stopped by my crib b4 heading 2 Sydney's apartment so I could shower and change.
When I finally reached her apartment I saw her getting out of her car with grocery bags. I got out and jogged over 2 her and grabbed her bags. "Thanks babe." She said flashing me that beautiful smile. "No problem." I said pecking her soft lips.
Once we were inside her apartment I carried the bags 2 the kitchen. "So wats 4 dinner?" I asked watching her backside as she put up the groceries. "Baked chicken smothered in BBQ sauce, cabbage, Mac n cheese and cornbread." She said turning the oven on. I smiled. She was definitely a southern bell and it kinda turned me on. "Sounds good. Ima go watch TV in ur bedroom." I said b4 smacking her on the ass. "Call me when dinner's ready."
I was slaving over a hot stove...literally when Chris came in the kitchen. "Babe I gotta run off real quick. I'll be rite back." He said wit an annoyed look on his face. I already new wat it was...wifey needed him @ home. I Just nodded and pecked him on the lips.
Yea he's married....but he's suppose 2 be leaving her soon. Well at least dats wat he says...and I believe him.
•Later that nite Chris came back looking frustrated. "What's the matter baby?" I asked "We got into a big argument and she put me out. Is it OK if I crash here?" He asked with pleading eyes. "Sure baby." I replied kissing him. "I Just finished dinner. U ready 2 eat?" I asked him. "Yea. I'm 2 hungry!" I went into the kitchen and fixed our plates. We were sitting down @ the kitchen table eating when he announced he had filed 4 divorce yesterday. I smiled on the inside. "So u 2 r really dun?" I asked. He nodded. He looked a little sad. I figured he was taking it pretty hard. "If u dnt mind me asking, what happened between u 2?" He Just stared @ his plate. "2 soon huh?" He nodded. I hated seeing him so down. After we ate I cleaned the kitchen and decided 2 try and cheer Chris up so I took a shower and put on sum purple lace Victoria's Secret thongs and walked out into the living room 2 give him a show.
I was watching TV thinking about the argument me and my soon 2 b ex wife had when I heard Sydney's bedroom door open. She appeared in the living room wearing a pair of thongs and nothing else. She now had my complete attention. Sydney had a body sent directly 4rm heaven. She had hips of a goddess and a pair of gorgeous hips and a big juicy ass 2 match. Her breast were a nice size. Not 2 big but definitely not small Just how I liked em. The color of her skin reminded me of peanut butter. And her eyes were a shade of hazel. I got lost in those eyes each and everytime they met mine. But @ this very moment my eyes were everywhere but on her face. She started walking toward me all seductively. She stopped in front of me and stood between my legs. She began moving her hips and and giving me a lap dance. She turned around and her beautiful ass was all in my face I rubbed and squeezed it. She had the body of a stripper. I was loving every moment of this lap dance when my phone began singing Usher's hit song "Papers" I new it was my nagging ass cheating ass wife. "What?" I said wit an attitude answering the phone. Sydney fell 2 her knees and took my d*** outta my pants and began giving me head. "Umm l-let me um cccall u back." I said stuttering. I didn't even wait 4 a response I Just hung up the phone and directed my full attention back 2 Sydney who now had my entire d*** in her throat. "Fuuuuuck!" I moaned as I grabbed the back of her head. She definitely knows how 2 please her man.....
Here we go again.......
°The next morning I didn't have class so I decided I should go get the rest of my things 4rm my wife's house. "U want me 2 help?" Syd asked 4rm her walk-in closet. "Na. I don't think that would b a good idea LOL." I responded grabbing my keys. "I'll be back in a lil bit." I said kissing her lips b4 leaving her apartment.
I figured Chris wouldn't b back 4 a min so I decided 2 hit the mall. I did my hygiene thing and slipped on a hot pink floral print Hollister dress and sandals 2 match. I let my hair hang past my shoulders in loose curls. I applied Just a little makeup, grabbed my keys and purse and left my apartment.
"Girl yea! And the b**** had the nerve 2 step 2 me!" My best friend Chloe ranted as we sat @ the foodcourt and sipped smoothies. "I no u beat her ass." I added. "Hell yea!" My phone started buzzing on the table. It was text 4rm Chris. It read:
×Where u @?
√Tha mall....wasup?
×Im horny......come f*** me.
√Give me a few mins. I'm hanging wit tha bestie.
I looked up 4rm my phone and my eyes met Chris' wife's....dat b****. We had got in2 it multiple times. As she walked over 2 our table I began 2 take my razor out of my purse. "I hope ur enjoying my leftovers." She spat standing over me. I stood up in her face and we were literally nose 2 nose. "I'm enjoying the great man ur trying 2 destroy." She laughed. "Great man my ass. U no if I was a dirty b**** I'd go 2 the Dean and have u expelled and him fired." I shrugged. "Do what u feel ma ma." I said pushing past her walking away. Ugh...thirsty b****! "What was that about?" Chloe questioned. "Nothing. She thinks I'm dating her husband." I said lying. "But um Chloe I gotta get going. I got sum things 2 take care of @ the crib. Ima hit u later." I said hugging her "K."
When I got home there was a lot going on. "Hey baby. I want u 2 meet my cuzin Trey and my homeboy Tyga." "Hey how y'all doing?" I greeted as they sat on the couch. "Wasup lil mama. Damn Chris she bad!" Trey commented I Just walked 2 my bedroom 2 put my bags up. Moments later Chris appeared in my doorway. "I ran into ur WIFE @ tha mall." I spoke while he laid on the bed. "Oh really? And what did she say?" "A bunch of bulls*** but I put her in her place. Did u get all ur things?" I asked. He nodded. I went over and straddled him. I looked into his eyes and they were low and hazy. "Are u high Chris?" He nodded. I sighed and started 2 get off him. "Where u going?" He asked grabbing my ass cheeks holding me in place. "Away from u. I don't like seeing u high Chris..." he smacked his lips and flipped me over so that he was now on top. He began kissing and sucking on my neck. "Stop Chris." I said squirming under him. "Nope" he continued 2 give me hickies all over my neck and chest. "Take this off." He commanded pulling @ my dress. I did as I was told while he closed and locked the door. He started where he left off. Kissing and sucking on my pierced nipples. He worked his way down 2 my belly ring. He played wit it in his mouth then he came face 2 face wit my pussy. "Ur pussy is so pretty." He stated b4 indulging in it. I instantly began 2 moan. Chris had a curious tongue and it felt oh so good exploring every inch of my pussy. I'd had enough of his teasing so I pulled him up on the bed so I could return the favor.
I just loved Sydney's head game. It was the absolute BEST! The way she deep throated my d*** and kept it super wet. The way her cold tongue ring felt on my d*** drove me crazy! I guess she new I was about 2 cum so she stopped and got on top of me. She wrapped her warm tight pussy around my hard wet d*** and began 2 bounce her ass up and down. "s*** girl!" I moaned as she worked me. I grabbed her waist and helped her bounce @ the speed I wanted her 2. Then we changed positions and I had her faced down ass up beating it up 4rm the back. The way her ass slapped against my thighs added 2 my excitement. I grabbed a handful of her hair and held onto her waist wit the other hand and started ramming her the way she liked it. She kept throwing it back so I kept giving it 2 her. Damn she was so wet it felt like my d*** was swimming in an ocean. I bent down and bit her shoulder. She moaned outta pain and pleasure. "Mmmm daddy cum 4 me!" She screamed. I was almost there. She kept throwing it back meeting my thrusts "Damn I'm finna nut." I announced. And within seconds I was releasing my warm liquids inside of her. It was then when I realized I wasn't wearing a rubber. "OMG Chris! Did u cum in me?!" She asked looking worried. I shook my head no. "Na Syd. Its on the bed babe chill." I said lying. I just didn't want her 2 freak out on me. She walked into the bathroom and turned on the shower. I just laid back and dozed off.....
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San Francisco Giants World Championship Trophy Tour comes to Soquel High School
San Francisco Giants fans will have the opportunity this Tuesday, March 5 to bask in the glory of the 2010 and 2012 world championship trophies.
The trophies will be on display at Soquel High School from 6-8 p.m., where fans will be able to snap their own pictures or get a professional photo taken with the trophy starting at $20.
The tour is put on by the by the Giants to share the feeling of victory with the public and Junior Giants Leagues across Northern and Central California.
"The pride about our leagues matches the pride I felt when I first saw the trophies," says Elizabeth Schilling, commissioner for the Live Oak Junior Giants League.


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36 And he said, Is he not rightly named Jacob? for he hath supplanted me twice: he took away my birth-right; and behold, now he hath taken away my blessing. And he said, Hast thou not reserved a blessing for me? | 36 Esau said, "Isn't he rightly named Jacob ? He has deceived me these two times: He took my birthright, and now he's taken my blessing!" Then he asked, "Haven't you reserved any blessing for me?" |
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Sometimes the Clone Stamp tool does the best job of removing an unwanted object form an image. I'd like to give it a try here to remove this hook and part of this rope. I'm going to zoom in so that we can see this area better, and I'll select the Clone Stamp tool here in the toolbar. Then I'll go over to the layers panel and I'm going to make a new layer and I'll name that new layer clonestamp. I'll go up to the options bar and there I want to make sure that Sample All layers is checked.
I've done this so that the tool will consider the image on the Background layer here even though I have the clonestamp layer selected, so that the pixels that are doing the cover-up job will be on the clonestamp layer. This arrangement gives me the flexibility to work with the cover-up pixels without affecting the image on the layer below. In the options bar, I'll also make sure the Aligned is checked, so that as I move my mouse over this object to remove it, the point, from which the tool is sampling good pixels, will move with me, so that it's constantly sampling from different areas.
Now I'm going to move my mouse into a clean area of snow. I don't want to go so close to my jacket that I see a preview of the jacket in the brush tip. So I'll wait until I see nothing, but snow in the brush tip and then I'll hold down the Alt key on the PC or the Option key on the Mac and I'll click over the snow to sample those white pixels and then I'll move over this hook and I'll click and I'll click and I'll click and as I do, the white pixels copied from the snow are doing a great job of covering that hook and now this rope.
I prefer to click rather than to drag because some times dragging leaves a telltale mark. Now when I get up here, I'm going to make my brush tip a little smaller, so that it fits in the space and if I find that I'm picking up something other than snow, I'll sample again from another area of this snow. So I'll come down here to this open clean area of snow. I'll hold down the Alt key on the PC or the Option key on the Mac and I'll click there to sample again and then I'll come up and I'll cover the rest of this part of the rope.
Now if I happen to go too far, so let's say that I cover my finger like this, I have the opportunity to erase the white pixels that are covering my finger because those are located on a separate layer from the image. So I'll get the Eraser tool in the toolbar. I'll move into the image and I'll click and drag over the area where I used to have a finger erasing the white pixels that covered that up. I'll go back to 100% view by double- clicking the Zoom tool and I think that's done a pretty good job of removing that unwanted piece of rope from the image.
So when you're trying to remove items from your images, if you've tried the Healing Brush tool and the Spot Healing Brush tool and they're not doing the job for you, give the Clone Stamp tool a try.
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Strong winds leave couple trapped in car under tree
UPDATED 7:03 AM CST Jan 27, 2014A vehicle crash took place at 806 W. 2nd Ave., along Highway 92, Sunday around 6:30 p.m.
Video Transcriptthere? Kevin, as you can see we didn't get any snow or ice but tonight it's the wind that is really just ripping through the metro. Now this strong wind may seem like just an annoyance to some...but for one Truro couple...it was much more than that. 9:21 JUST DRIVING ALONG AT NORMAL SPEED JUST ALL OF A SUDDEN THERE WAS A CRASH AND THE CAR STOPPED AND IT TOOK SEVERAL SECONDS TO REALIZE WHAT HAD HAPPENED. THEY NEVER SAW IT COMING... 11:23 WE HAD JUST LEFT THE MOVIE THEATRE. 12:16 IT JUST CAME DOWN ALL OF A SUDDEN. BLUSTERING WINDS SNAPPING THREE MASSIVE LIMBS OFF OF THIS TREE .... 12:07 IT WAS FAST. AND ONTO ERIC SCHAFFERS CAR... SMASHING BOTH WINSHIELDS AND RIPPING OFF THE FRONT HOOD... 12:39 THE HEADLIGHTS JUST POPPED CLEAR OUT OF IT. TRAPPING ERIC AND HIS WIFE PENNY INSIDE THEIR CAR FOR ABOUT TEN MINUTES BEFORE PARAMEDICS SHOWED UP AND GOT THEM OUT. 9:33 THERE WAS NOTHING BUT TREE LIMBS ALL AROUND US...FRONT, BACK, SIDES. AND PULLING A POWER LINE DOWN WITH IT... ALSO STOPPING TRAFFIC ON HIGHWAY 92 FOR OVER AN HOUR. 9:40 JUST A FREAK ACCIDENT JUST THE WRONG PLACE AT THE RIGHT TIME. ERIC WALKED AWAY WITHOUT A SCRAPE... HIS WIFE WAS TAKEN TO METHODIST HOSPITAL TO GET CHECKED OUT... 13:01 I THINK SHE'S ALRIGHT JUST A LITTLE UPSET. AND AS FOR THE CAR... MIRACULOUSL Y ENOUGH... IT STILL RUNS... ERIC'S THANKFUL TO BE ALIVE... 10:54 WE WERE LUCKY. BUT IS GETTING SICK OF THIS WINTER WEATHER... 11:35 WE'RE GETTING TIRED OF ALL THE WIND WE'VE HAD LATELY. Now again, Highway 92 is all clear tonight. And as for Penny Schaffer...she was taken to methodist hospital and as far as we know she is doing alright tonight. Certainly one lucky lady
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The University Environment:
At first glance, it's not the most attractive university. However, as you study on campus-you grow to become a part of the environment. There is a LOT of construction (New dorms, new university center, new buildings, more greenery, new metro rail to city, etc...). This is great for new students, but for those studying on campus, although it brings hope for a promising future, it's annoying. The overall architecture of the buildings are not necessarily planned out-which I grew to like. You can never get bored with the environment because there's always something new to discover!
The Faculty, Students, and Administration: (Population)
The Honors College houses some AMAZING faculty members that really work to make you think. General classes are less involved, but of course that applies generally for introduction (first year classes). The students in the Honors College are really ambitious and welcoming. They don't carry a "snoody" attitude (which I expected) and are ready to "make friends". The students in the general population are somewhat similar-but can be less friendly at times. The administration has two sides. If you're on the right one-you're going to love them. But if you aren't-you'll probably grow to dislike them. UH IS REALLY DIVERSE. I didn't take this seriously at first-but realized how true it was after coming to the institution. There isn't much of a "majority" at the institution.
There's always going to be that one class you have a hard time succeeding in-even if you get an A+. But, if you are a student that is used to A's, had relatively high (or above average) SAT/ACT/AP/IB scores-you should be fine. (Of course-if you don't put in effort-you'll probably end up with a less than desired grade). There are A LOT of majors and there is A LOT this University has to offer to everyone. The University overall doesn't have a competitive nature when it comes to being in the top percentiles (for students)
UH is a tier one university and this new recognition is promising for prospective students. If you are considering UH and you were within the top 10% of your class, participated in some extra-carricular activities, and/or have an SAT score higher than 1200 (M+V)-the school's going to offer you (as I have noticed) a LOT of money (typically enough to cover more than the cost of your tuition and room/board combined). (Future students) As it's rankings are increasing, your degree should be worth more and should help you that much more in your future after your undergrad years. It's a love hate relationship with UH, but the Honors College & the people really make you think twice before selecting other Universities. I was offered a full tuition scholarship from UT-Austin (& some to other schools), but chose UH, and am growing to love it here. Go Coogs!
I think one of the most unfair assessments is that the school is unsafe or located in a high crime area. Yes, it's true the third ward is a low income neighborhood with a significantly prominent African American population. So if you're expecting the Pepperdine or UCSB demographics you'll be dissapointed. I've never had a problem with the surrounding low income area because I stay on the 770 acre campus while I'm attending school. I've never had a problem with the area or been a victim of crime. I frequently see officers in the parking lots when I arrive and leave the school.
The campus is beautiful and the facilities are well maintained. For a school this size, I'm contestantly surprised by cleanliness of the campus. The school has two great libraries and I've never found any significant deficiencies with the facilities. I've noticed that there have been several complaints about having to walk long distances to get around campus. Well despite the frequent and very reliable bus service, I choose to walk everywhere I go. It's great excersize folks. It is a large campus, but why someone would complaing about having to stroll through a scenic, well landscaped setting is beyond me. I can't figure that one out. The fourth largest city is at your disposal with just about anything you would ever want as far as entertainment, dining, the arts, professional sports, and cultural events.
Now to the meat and potatos of the quality of the education itself. The education is what you make of it. The professors (all of which have been Phd.'s) have been very knowledgeable and informative, however, some of them have been a bit demanding. I think I can say that I've only experienced one professor who would fall among the rank of mediocre. So far every professor that I've encountered has been more than willing to talk to me and answer questions if and when there were any. I see some students who'll approach them with timid aprehension. Don't be afraid guys. Tell them if you need something. Folks this is college, so they are not there to hold your hand and sugar coat this stuff. This is where you make the cut. Just wait till you get into the real world with your chosen professional field of endeavor. You'll look back on UH and have fond memories. You think your professors are tough? Wait until you're in a corporate environment with the balding, jaded, divorced middle management that hates their very own existence.
The ethnic diversity at The University of Houston is incredible. It's literally a global microcosm which makes the entire experience just a bit more interesting. The CASA math lab is staffed with highly competent people who are extremely helpful. Most of the folks in there seeming possess incredible mathematic prowess. I think overall this school has plenty to offer. Every school is unique and UH is no exception. In the end, it's what you as the individual decide to make of it.
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24 Now I rejoice in my sufferings for you, and I am completing in my flesh what is lacking in Christ's afflictions for His body, that is, the church. | 24 Now I rejoice in what was suffered for you, and I fill up in my flesh what is still lacking in regard to Christ's afflictions, for the sake of his body, which is the church. |
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1 So these three men stopped trying to answer Iyov, because he remained convinced of his own righteousness. | 1 So these three men stopped answering Job, because he was righteous in his own eyes. |
Complete Jewish Bible Copyright 1998 by David H. Stern. Published by Jewish New Testament Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Used by permission. (The Complete Jewish Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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On Sat, Nov 19, 2011 at 10:34 PM, Iain Duncan wrote:
> Also, is that proposal a dead duck now?
No, its not a dead duck. But there is little to no manpower around to
do an initial implementation so that it can be evaluated beyond paper.>Seems to me like if it worked, it
If you think that JACK transport looping has anything to do with the
Live workflow, then sad to say but you either don't get jack transport
or Live or both :)
Many people look at Live and do not realize the sophistication of what
they are doing. It has very little to do with the ability to set a
global loop.
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1 grandson and 5 grandaughters. I enjoy cooking and entertaining. I also
have a cottage, so do a lot of cooking there, although I must admit the
boys do most of the cooking (barbeque). My favourit cookbook is the
The Canadian Cook Book, it was one that was used in the high schools in Canada
I love the knit and crochet, and socialize, as I am off work - retired. Some
times I wonder how I got everything done when I was working and raising the
children. Without my husband I would never have made it.
I love cooking casseroles - they are so easy and can made so far ahead.
It's not really a dish but I make my own cranberry relish - cranberries, nuts
dried apricots, sugar, raisins, apple and a bit of orange peel, and a little
orange juice.
I also make a blueberry cheese cake, and a Texas mud pie which goes over
very well. My favourite restaurant is the Devonsleigh House, in Markham
Ontario at Steeles Avenue and Warden.


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