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40 And Jesus answered and said to him, "Simon, I have something to say to you." So he said, "Teacher, say it." | 40 Jesus answered him, "Simon, I have something to tell you." "Tell me, teacher," he said. |
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• Rough Rider Motorcycle Rally, Friday, July 29 to Sunday, July 31.Numerous events around Las Vegas. For the schedule, see Page A7 of today's Optic or visit www.roughridermotorcyclerally.com
• Santiago y Santa Ana Annual Mora Fiestas, July 29, 30 and 31 in Mora, beginning with a celebratory Friday evening mass at 6 p.m. at St. Gertrude's Catholic Church. Open to the public. No charge for parking in the church parking lot.
TODAYHOY • Public meetings regarding the proposal to establish conservation partnership and a New National Wildlife Refuge in Northern New Mexico, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Monday, July 25 at the Mora High School Lecture Hall in Mora and on Tuesday, July 26 in the Donnelly Library Lecture Hall G-35 on the campus of NMHU. For more information, call 425-3581.
SATURDAY SÁBADO • The Missoula Children's Theatre will present a production of "The Princess and the Pea" at 7 p.m. Saturday, July 16, at Ilfeld Auditorium. Tickets will be sold at the door and are $8 for general admission and $4 for children 12 and under.
• Movies in the Park, this weeks showing is Finding Nemo starting at dusk on Saturday, July 16 at Carnegie Library Park (weather permitting). Popcorn, drinks and snacks will be for sale by the Friends of the Library
• Search and Rescue will meet from 6 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, July 13, at the Professional Health Care Annex, 1931 Seventh Street, across from the Forest Service Office.
• 22nd Friendship Caravan to Cuba will visit Las Vegas from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, July 13, at Tapetes de Lana on the Plaza. For more information, call 454-6771.
TODAY HOY • A low-cost vaccination clinic for pets will be held from noon to 3 p.m. on Friday, July 8 at the West Las Vegas middle school gym.The following services are being offered: rabies - $10, parvo/distemper - $10, feline/distemper - $10, deworming - $5, tape deworming - $5 - $15, and microchipping - $16. No appointment necessary. Dogs must be on leash and cats must be in carriers. Volunteers are also needed. To make an appointment for spay/neuter services, call 505-983-4309 ext.129. To help make these clinics possible, call 305-479-3618.
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TODAY HOY • 2011 Fourth of July Fiestas festivities including live music and other entertainment continue until 6 p.m. at Plaza Park.
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• The Las Vegas Optic will be closed on Monday, July 4 in observance of the Fourth of July holiday. It will reopen for regular business hours on Tuesday, July 5.


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- Cartoon Characters: Berry, Butterbur, Rosebay, Pampas, Holly, Ivy.
- Voice Actors: Peter Hawkins.
- Directed By Jenny Kenna.
- Produced By Maya Kemp, Graham Clutterbuck.
- Written By Jenny Kenna.
- Music: Joan Alexis.
- Editor: Andi Sloss.
- Originally Released in 1988 (Estimate).
- Running Time: 5 minutes.
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- United Kingdom
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Butterbur and Pampas are miserable because they hate the winter. They even try to hibernate like the hedgehog. Eventually, they meet Holly and Ivy, and they're... (more)
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I love to see nude women...all shapes and all sizes and I love looking at their pictures. How bout you?Most definitely, especially when what you're seeing is a 'forbidden fruit' type picture, posed to reveal a little more than you are supposed to see!
i love the female form as art ... there is nothing better to look at in the world

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More like auslese-level ripeness here, but what a beauty. Silky, seamless and superbly balanced, with its richness offset by mouthwatering acidity. So pure and graceful, the apricot, citrus and pineapple flavors melt in the mouth. It ends with a tangy, mi —Bruce Sanderson
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Subtle aromas of currants, leather, tobacco and cedar. Classic cigar box nose, with fruit. Full-bodied, with an amazing texture of silky, ripe tannins. This is a wine that completely coats your palate, but caresses it at the same time. This is the best yo —James Suckling
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7 And everything else that Abijah did is recorded in [The History of the Kings of Judah.] | 7 As for the other events of Abijah's reign, and all he did, are they not written in the book of the annals of the kings of Judah? There was war between Abijah and Jeroboam. |
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Director Kurt Donath, "Lucky Streak & the Crime Fighters"
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Known most for his epic superhero web series "Lucky Streak & the Crime Fighters," Kurt Donath has also been seen time and again winning one award after another at the 48 Hour Film Festival. In addition, he has made other short and feature films. Donath will talk about the making of a superhero film, surviving the pressure of the 48, marketing yourself in a convention setting and more.
Donath began in the film industry as a child actor as well. At the age of 10, he had his stage debut at the Lee Strassberg Actors Studio in Hollywood, CA. About the same time, he started writing screenplays. At age 19 he met his mentor, George Clayton Johnson, a revered science fiction writer. Johnson penned screenplays for the original "Twilight Zone" and classic films such as "Logan's Run." Kurt studied with him for two years before moving to South Florida with his family.
In South Florida, he enrolled at the International Fine Arts College (now re-named Miami University of Art and Design) and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film in 2002. He started his own film production company, Aberdeen Soldier in 2003 ... and the rest is history.
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The Average White Guys have so much pop culture goodness this week it is hard to believe. First we'll discuss the anouncement of David Letterman's about his retirement and his possible replacements. Then we move on to the major happenings at Wrestlemania 30 including the World Title match and the controversial end of The Undertaker's streak. We wrap up this episode with a full Spoiler Topic Discussion of Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
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The Streak
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Today's GI Radio takes a look at the current three game winning streak and what it will take to make it four.
The Exchange - The Streak
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So you're either mad that the streak continues, obsessed with its endurance, or exhausted of its hype. Either way, the streak is the most dissected thing going.
Oh, you thought we meant The Undertaker's undefeated streak at Wrestlemania? Well, despite the boldness of one CM Punk, THAT may never end.
On The Exchange, Sumit & Jason are joined by long-time friends of the show, Michael Tillery of The Shadow League & The Starting Five and Paulsen of Sports Media Watch. As many in media - mainstream or independent, paid or not - scramble for written words in put the Miami Heat's 23-and-counting game win streak in context, the quartet will provide their thoughts on what these historic run means.
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Also, some pre-tournament thoughts as March Sadness... oops, Madness grips the nation.
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This Sunday on EVERYTHING LAKERS we will focus on "Los Angeles Lakers Losing Streak..When will it end?"
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Many Emotions, Many Questions, Many Answers. On this episode i will reveal behind the scenes details of why The Undertaker Streak ended at Wrestlemania 30. I have been given information by a inside source on why the streak was ended and i will reveal them tonight at 11PM after Monday Night Raw. I will also be going over each Wrestlemania match & my thoughts on them. Tune In 11pm for the live information
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On today's broadcast: Ferguson police state, and a seemingly, not-so-innocent victim, police commander Ron Johnson; What is the cost of "perfect equality"; The Favorable LGBT Marriage Equality streak; and so much more!
That's Sunday, August 17th, 2014 at 11:30AM (ET)/8:30 (PT)! on Equality Updates with Marcinho Savant! I find it baffling that human beings are unable, and unwilling, to remember to love one another, and to "do unto others, as we would have them do unto us", in today's world. and, as usual, we welcome your calls, thoughts, and opinions! Be sure to call in at : (760) 283-5125!!!
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Monday Night Raw Recap. Undertaker's Streak & more
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Join Ben McPhee this week as he recaps the 2-17-14 edition of Monday Night Raw. Did Cesaro vs. Cena steal the show? How exicted are fans for The Wyatt Family vs. The Shield?
Also on the show, we will breakdown the Undertaker and his WrestleMania undefeated streak. The Undertaker is scheduled to return on the 2-24-14 edition of Monday Night Raw? Why is he back? Who will have their site set on him?
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the undertaker is 21-0 at wrestlemania and when the road of wrestlemania comes up everyone is wondering who going take on the streak at the event. like what triple h said once ''no one cares who takes on the title everyone tunes in to see who takes on the streak. cause no one holds a streak like him.'' and that true everyone tunes in on raw or smackdown and see who steps up. but undertaker said once he wants to take on the icon sting and have him stop the streak. now that would be a good match but it would be hard for impact and wwe to make a deal. but there has been words going around on who might step up and do it. but the only 2 people i see do it is stone cold steve austin or the icon sting and stop the streak. austin has alot of history with the undertaker inside and out of the ring. and the same way with the icon sting. but if there anyone who could do it i think it would be stone cold steve austin. there no one else who could end the streak. alot of people came close like cm punk,hbk,triple h and many others but they fallen to the deadman. but call in and give us your thoughts on who might do it. who might end the undertaker streak at wrestlemania 30
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The Wizard of Oz has likely contributed as much to the American lexicon as anything prior to Star Trek. (Just kidding though "I'm giving 'er all she's got, Capt'n, He's dead, Jim, Engage, Fascinating, Make it so, and I'm a doctor, not a bricklayer" do have their loyal fans.) The movie wasn't a huge hit when it first opened in 1939, but it made up for it years later, particularly starting in the 1950s when it became an annual TV event.
With the introduction of its new 2013 XBR sets, Sony has shown that it's serious about bringing Ultra HD, popularly referred to as 4K, to consumers at prices that, while still high, are less seizure-inducing than the $25,000 sticker on its 84-inch XBR-84X900 (Home Theater, June 2013).
Technically, 4K is shorthand for a resolution of 4096 x 2160 pixels—the professional 4K format. Consumer 4K sets, on the other hand, have a resolution of 3840 x 2160, exactly four times the pixel count of full HD 1080p. Regardless of the industry's plan to refer to such sets as Ultra HD, 4K has already crept into the lexicon as the popular term for 3840 x 2160 home video.
Over the next couple of years, therefore, and assuming that 4K sets take fire in the marketplace, the smart money will be on upconverting 2K sources to 4K. No form of upconverting can add real resolution; genuine Ultra HD starts and ends with 4K resolution. Nevertheless, we expect plenty of action on the 2K to 4K upconversion front. Since consumer 2K is largely (though not entirely) 1920 x 1080 pixels, and consumer 4K is 3840 x 2160, it would appear that such upconversion might simply involve taking the content of each 2K pixel and quadrupling it (with no added enhancement) to fill a 2 x 2 pixel area on the 4K display. But that will gain nothing in subjective resolution, and may actually reduce image quality due to the added processing required. Most upconversion, therefore, will likely include enhancement and/or other digital manipulation, designed to both eliminate possible upconversion losses and better simulate the look of true 4K.
While our subject here is the W1070 home theater projector from BenQ, there's more than a little business projector DNA in its genes. How else to explain a single-chip DLP design that's a third the size and weight of most dedicated home theater models, has built-in audio with grim but usable mono sound, is equipped with a "digital zoom" that magnifies the image within the frame set by the standard zoom control (just the thing for a close examination of that quarterly profit and loss spreadsheet), still offers an S-video input, and has a relatively close-throw lens with a significant vertical offset?
When Samsung launched its new line of plasma HDTVs at last January's CES, we were impressed. Those early demos indicated improved black levels and overall good performance. We were surprised to find later that the prices, though not exactly "Attention, K-Mart shoppers!" specials, aren't Beverly Hills exclusives, either. From what we see here, these new Samsung plasmas, while unlikely to alter the market dominance of LCD, are welcome additions to the battle.
The new KDL-55W900A is Sony's newest, top-of-the-line, non-XBR set. All of the XBRs, going forward, will be Ultra HD (4K) sets, but the KDL-55W900A, as all of the KDL designs, is firmly in the standard HD, 1920 x 1080 camp. It's an edge-lit design with local dimming, but its marquee feature has nothing to do with contrast and black levels. Color is the plot here, and Triluminos, a term Sony has used in the past (see sidebar), promises a wider color gamut.


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I have a couple of Rhodos along the eastern side of my home, and they recently started turning reddish brown on several leaves each (more red than brown). I have some lamium in the same bed, as well as bugleweed as ground covers, and no other plants. I read that rhodos/azaleas do not like competition from groundcovers (ie pachysandra, myrtle, etc) does anyone think this is the case? An important note is that these were transplanted in early spring from another location, not on my property. I pruned them back to encourage them to develop, and fertilized with hollytone. They did get a nice amount of green growth, following their transplanting. Hope this note helps. Thank you! |
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Old leaves turning red is normal. Yes, rhododendrons do not like competition since they have very shallow roots. Any cultivation or ground cover can set them back. Rhododendron roots are so shallow that I have seen them come up into the mulch if the mulch is too deep. |
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I just got a new Tacoma last month, we were going to wait another year or so and upgrade the wife's ride...but she is hearing more and more rattles on her 04 Grand Cherokee so she is bugging me to go shopping. I may have to give in sooner than later. The Grand Cherokee only has 90,000 miles on it. It is the overland edition and she has owned since new. What kills me is what the original msrp was on this thing and what they are worth now.
SO....the final two choices are likely 2011 4runner vs 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I am a big fan of the 4runner, we have test drove before and I thought it was awesome. She is a bigger fan of the new styling of the 2011 Grand Cherokee. I think CHrysler did a good job of the new gen GC, but my argument is resale value sucks, and it will start to fall apart again at 90,000 miles. Where the 4runner will have a ton of value left when it hits 90k miles and its super reliable. Not to mention this is the first year of Chrysler's new V6.
Price - around the same. Similarly equipped Loredo vs SR5 both sticker around 35k. Problem for me might come with trade in value. I know I am going to get a little more at Jeep for her GC. Now I see a lot of the Toyota dealers that post their internet pricing went from taking 3k of 4runners to now about 1500 b/c of the eventual shortage, which is crazy to charge more than you were if an item is still available.
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Microsoft and the Smartphone Problem
I was backstage at FiRe, the annual Future in Review technology conference I run, a few years ago, and Ray Ozzie (then Microsoft's Chief Software Architect) and I were unwinding after a great interview. At that time, as now, Microsoft's share was still a rounding error in the smartphone market, after spending billions.
I asked Ray about whether the company would stay in smartphones.
"Strategically, Microsoft has no choice," he told me. I agreed then, and I agree now
Before Microsoft bought Nokia, I often visited Finland's most important company. I've given keynotes at their Espoo headquarters, driven through the winter night snow with their top engineer to the company lab in Tampere, and visited with employees and execs in London and elsewhere. It's safe to say that, before Steve Elop became chief executive at Nokia, mentioning the word "Microsoft" would have ended any conversation.
Today, having bought Nokia (now a shadow of a shadow of itself), with Steve back in the Microsoft fold and new CEO Satya Nadella promising a "cloud-first, mobile-first" focus, the first layoffs have been announced: Half of the Nokia staff (12,500 employees) will be fired.
It isn't that anything "wrong" has happened here (contrary to some rumblings in Finland), but rather the opposite: What does Microsoft have to do to win, way too late in the game, if it has no choice but to be a player in the smartphone market?
Let's spice the question up slightly by adding that the competition just expanded hugely to include Chinese "champion" (domestically-favored) players, which are specifically supported by Chinese government policies. And, for those new to the story, let's also mention that the world's leading phone OS is the Google freebie Android; that Samsung used Android while copying the Apple iPhone's features slavishly; and that even Samsung is now threatened by China's Huawei and ZTE as they push into world markets with copied designs and Politburo support.
This makes the recent World Cup series look like high tea.
Letting employees go from a company that had already won the self-imposed Market Share Shrinking award, as Nokia had, is not a shock — it's just Business 101. There were too many employees for the revenue.
On the other hand, and much to its credit, Microsoft has just shipped a new, quite creative entry ("Cortana") into the most important gateway smartphone product category (Virtual Assistants), a sure way to improve the situation.
Here is the current score, as I see it: Satya Nadella has confirmed the company's commitment to smartphones, even as he cuts employees. He's also showing that he can be tough-minded in business, as well as a tech visionary. Cortana has a decent chance to improve things if the company can figure out a decent marketing plan (which is definitely not a given). And the Windows Phone OS, as small as its total share is, seems to be improving.
None of this puts Microsoft onto the real scoreboard yet, where Apple, Samsung and China, Inc. will be fighting for world domination and the high ground in technology. All that these staff cuts buy for the company is the ability to continue the fight, in a contest that ultimately may determine the fate of all of its employees, worldwide, and not just those spared the ax today.
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Posted Thu, Jul 17, 9:38 p.m.
Not much strategic news here--just about nothing beyond the facts that Nokia, like RIM, is in danger of disappearing in a puff of smoke; that Nokia/Microsoft still haven't come up with a well-differentiated and strongly marketable product; and that the lag between industry leaders and me-too exploiters is getting mighty thin.
In this kind of environment, you've got to get to market with something new and sparkly...and I don't expect that to emerge from Redmond or Helsinki. Call back when you have a real tip for us, okay?
Posted Fri, Jul 18, 9:30 a.m.
Recently purchased a WindowsPhone (Lumia icon - 2 mos ago.) I like the phone. I love the camera. I won't waste time repeating the known fact that there aren't many good apps for it. Google voice? Ha ha ha. Loved this on my android phone. No chance of ever getting it on a WindowsPhone. But one of the reasons I bought the phone was the promised great new 8.1 upgrade, announced months ago (in April), before I bought the phone, and referenced here (includes Cortana). Still hasn't come down the Verizon pipeline. Speaks volumes about Microsoft's muscle in the smartphone world. Can they not make Verizon push this 'revolutionary' upgrade to users? No. Apparently not. You can get it now, and have been able to for months, but only if you are willing to hack the phone, voiding your warranty. Crazy.
Posted Fri, Jul 18, 9:41 a.m.
It's the same for BBRY phones. Verizon is generally a month to 2 or more behind the worldwide releases of BB10 os.
However BBRY does have the security phone buisness nailed down pretty tight and like MSFT cash in the bank. These two os's are dualing it out for approx 2% each of the US market share. The problem for both is that without market share there is no incentive to build apps for the phone OS. BBRY does run most Android Apps (less the Google specific ones like Google Voice) so there are plenty of alternative sources for apps and even less incentive to build a specific BBRY app. Windows 8 apps not so much as they are 100% tied to that 2% market.
Posted Fri, Jul 18, 10:31 a.m.
You say "it's just Business 101". There are more ways of doing businees than firing people. China is doing it another way. So is Germany. Stop accepting as true the "kool aid" the corporations our feeding you.
Posted Tue, Jul 22, 8:08 a.m.
They don't fire people in China and Germany? What planet do you live on?
Posted Tue, Jul 22, 8:10 a.m.
" China is doing it another way. So is Germany."
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Posted Sat, Jul 19, 12:27 p.m.
Microsoft's biggest strengths, Windows and Office, are also its greatest weaknesses. Up until now it has been trying to leverage that "business" franchise in gaining entry into the "consumer" mobile/cloud market. The test for Microsoft is whether they are willing to:
1) Abandon their "embrace and extend" strategy (the Nokia acquisition being the latest) in that it can only result in compromised products that can't compete in a market that Microsoft doesn't monopolize.
2) Split the company in two by spinning off the mobile/cloud/gaming part from the business/systems part of the business. Invest in, rather than acquire, companies like Tableau, for instance.
The reality is that the smartphone business is going to have lower and lower margins - the real game will be in innovative cloud services. It is not who is making the phone or what is running it that matters, but what you can do with it.
Posted Sun, Jul 20, 6:36 p.m.
CrazyDonkey. Good insights. The problem that Windows and Office created was that it turned Microsoft into a defacto monopoly. In the process, the sense of competition was killed within the company as they were able to kill off competition just because they 'owned' the desktop. AOL and Netscape both suffered that fate. But now there is no desktop. It's all about applications. As you mention, people don't care what they are running. They care what they can do with it.
I've heard the split the company suggestions before. You can't split the cloud the way you suggest because the business systems are eventually going to all migrate to the cloud. I think it's just a matter of time (and bandwidth). Once everyone gets the equivalent of Google Fiber speeds everyone's computer can really just become a dumb terminal. Who is going to want to install any software or maintain an operating system? It will be like the telephone systems. What people own will be the equivalent of a handset and the main 'switch' will be the growing populations of data centers.
Microsoft seems to have embraced this pretty aggressively in their approach to Azure, which was recently rebranded from Windows Azure to Microsoft Azure. The Windows brand is finally being decremented in importance.
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Did the son of Equatorial Guinea's leader really try to buy a $380 million yacht called 'Zen?'
(Read article summary)Teodorin Obiang, son of the President of Equatorial Guinea, tried to buy the world's second most expensive yacht, according to Global Witness, an anticorruption advocacy group in London.
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Did Teodorin Obiang, son of the president of tiny, impoverished Equatorial Guinea try to buy what would have been the world's second most expensive custom-built yacht?
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Mr. Obiang, who doubles as the country's agricultural minister, approached Germany's Kusch Yachts to commission "Zen": a $380 million football field-length cruise-liner packing a movie theater, restaurant, bar, fingerprint-activated doorknobs, and a swimming pool, says Global Witness.
Zen's basic design was completed by Kusch in December 2009 for $342,000 with an original delivery date set for late 2012, but construction has not yet started.
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The government of the oil-rich but dirt-poor nation says Obiang never intended to use government funds to purchase a personal ark. He was just, they say, inquiring on what such a boat would cost – then caught sticker shock and thought better of his sealust.
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Yes, in /usr/lib64/perl5/site_perl/5.12.2/Audio/Nama.pm
according to your error message above.
(And also the stuff in /usr/lib64/perl5/site_perl/5.12.2/Audio/Nama/)
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A::E::M is an old name for the module...
Your version is up-to-date (at least relative to CPAN).
Does Nama crash repeatedly? If so, I'm happy to have an
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Please let me know what happens!
Next, as a workaround, try installing Audio::Ecasound, the same way
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> Joel, i've got the docs open, so i'll learn a bit about basic cpan
You shouldn't need to know much to use the cpan client, but
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I recently moved to Maryland and found that I have an abundant crop of poison ivy among thick beds of English ivy in my yard. Both ivys are mature and the English ivy makes it very difficult to see how much poison ivy there actually is. The two beds run the length of my property (about 100 yards) and are about two feet wide. One particular bed of ivy surrounds an old oak tree. I am happy to rid my yard of both the poison and English ivys.
I don't think that roundup or brush-be-gone will be good options for my problem, since there is so much poison ivy and I can't see all of the individual plants. I was thinking of mowing the beds, tilling them and then solarizing. It's late in the season, but I think if I use double plastic and leave it on throughout the winter and into next summer, I might have a chance of killing both ivys. I'm also happy to keep the plastic on throughout next summer and postponing my landscaping plans. Any thoughts on this idea? Laura |
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If you are going to solarize, you don't need to mow or till. Mowing will expose you to the poison ivy. English Ivy has a waxy coating and is difficult to kill with Round Up. You can try mixing will some detergent to help get through the coating. If you want a double whammy, I would suggest Round Up, wait 10 days, Round Up again on anything that is still green. Wait 7 days for 2cd Round Up to work. Then solarize. |
A good surfactant will make all the difference in how effective the herbicide will be. Wait more than 10 days tho-woody plants will uptake slower so at least 2 weeks and maybe more before spraying again. Personally, I'd use a a brush be gone product rather than roundup for either ivy. So not cut beore spraying if doing a foliar application. Fall will be the most effective time as plants are drawing nutrients down in preperation for the winter. |
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I think you would need to use black plastic at this time of the year, because the soil will never get to the temperatures needed for real solarization. I'd be afraid that you would just create a green house! Next spring, as temperatures heat up, you could change it out to clear plastic, seal it up properly, and steam the heck out of everything! Does that make sense? Proper solarization requires sunlight, warm air temperatures, moisture in the soil, and a tight seal all the way around. |
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P.S., my mother said her memories of her great grandma Barbara were quite fond. She was a great lady (claimed she was a baroness), but her daughter Minnie (Wilhelmina) was a mean, cold grandma. Made her and siblings all stay at kitchen table at Manger Packing house and were not allowed to do anything! They did not know what the house was like inside until Minnie died. Anyway, my mother now has Barbara's diamond-encrusted watch. Mom would've been about 13 when Barbara died.
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September 28, 1904-On Sept. 27,1904, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Reiblich, Powhatan, Balto. Co., Marguerite Schmidt, aged 77 years and 6 weeks. Her remains are resting at the home of her sister, No. 165 West Hamburg Street.
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How did two fishermen find sisters on the side of a road early in the morning in Oregon? One saw a notch in a tree and his first responder instincts kicked in, allowing the fishermen to find the sisters, cold and alone after their mother crashed their vehicle and died earlier that morning.
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A 4-year-old Oregon girl dragged her seriously injured younger sister from a car crash that killed their mother. With the mangled car stuck deep in the woods, and no skid marks on the highway, the crash site was nearly impossible to detect and the girl huddled with her sister under a blanket – and waited.
"She saved her sister," said Kraai McClure one of two fishermen who discovered the crash site on a hunch after noticing a gash in a tree along State Highway 402 between Astoria, Ore., and Naselle, Wash. "She was sharp enough. I don't know how she did it or anything else, but something was watching over those little girls."
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At the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Monday, President Obama began a national commemoration of the 50-year anniversary of the Vietnam War. To Vietnam veterans he said, 'You made us proud, and you have earned your place among the greatest generations.'
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At the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Monday, President Obama began a national commemoration of the 50-year anniversary of the Vietnam War – the most divisive war in US history since the Civil War.
It'll last 13 years – the length of time the United States spent building up its major combat presence there to more than half a million troops under three presidents, losing 58,282 American service personnel, battling politically over a war that most Americans eventually rejected, and then disengaging in defeat – hurriedly leaving in 1975 as North Vietnamese forces swept into what was then Saigon, US helicopters lifting off building tops carrying what few South Vietnamese families they could.
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Course Designer: Bob Enman
Hole Length: Under 300ft: 6 | 300 - 400ft: 6 | Over 400ft: 5
From I-295; Exit 31 (or 31A on southbound side) to Rte 196 East. Right at 5th traffic light (sixth if coming from 31A ramp) on Community Way. Follow signs to disc golf parking.
First Tee:
(-69.954085,43.930768 )
Email: Bob Enman
Contact Phone #2: 207-751-9916
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