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The Cardinal lost two games in 2012—neither of which they should have. The next step? A salty defense and rising star QB Kevin Hogan will give the Pac-12 another shot at the SEC.
Here's something that will make you feel old: This fall will be Steve Spurrier's ninth season in Columbia—and he'll have his best team yet. After back-to-back 11-win seasons, it's time to get to a BCS bowl. The question: Which one? Maybe the Big One.
Will Muschamp has the defense figured out, so the loss of coordinator Dan Quinn to the NFL won't be an issue. What might be an issue is the development of QB Jeff Driskel, who needs help on the outside from young receivers—freshmen Demarcus Robinson and Ahmad Fulwood—to make this team complete.
It's easy to go unbeaten when there's zero pressure and you're playing in a conference that's in a down cycle—and on top of that, you have the best player on the field week after week. Let's see what Ohio State can do now that there will be pressure to perform, and in a conference that should be better in 2013.
There are two new coordinators and a handful of questions, but one thing stands out above all: In a league that's all about who can score more, no one will put up points like the Cowboys. Doesn't matter who plays quarterback—Clint Chelf or J.W. Walsh, or both.
The Aggies were the story of 2012, but a repeat performance in Year 2 in the SEC won't be easy. Defenses will have had a full offseason to figure out how to break down the prolific offense. The Aggies still have Heisman-winning QB Johnny Manziel, but they aren't the novelty of 2012 anymore.
We don't really know what Mark Helfrich will be like in his first season making every call that matters. We do know, however, that the Ducks have plenty of talent on their roster. That alone should put Oregon in a position to win every time it steps on the field.
Frankly, we're not comfortable with Clemson here—at some point, Clemson becomes Clemson, does it not? Then again, you have to think either Florida State or Clemson will do what it's supposed to do, take advantage of a soft league schedule and go unbeaten. This season, it's Clemson's turn.
The loss of Everett Golson isn't as big as you'd think. He wasn't a game-changer last season, and would've had to have made a significant jump to be one this fall. ND wins with defense (which will be good to great again) and the running game. Tommy Rees gives the Irish more efficiency in the passing game.
For those who think the Cardinals should be ranked higher based on their Sugar Bowl performance, we remind you that they were playing against an opponent who didn't care (Florida) and that the Cardinals should have lost to Southern Miss, a team that didn't win a single game all season, in 2012. That said, star quarterback Teddy Bridgewater could make those qualifiers go away with a few flicks of his wrist. And, you know, Louisville does play in the American Athletic Conference (see: gift-wrapped unbeaten season).
Aaron Murray has put up plenty of big numbers over the last three years, but how many times can you recall him going all AJ McCarron and lifting his team to a win with a terrific individual performance? With a revamped defense, Georgia will need multiple big games from Murray this fall.
The Michigan staff waited too long to pull the plug on the Denard Robinson experiment, and it cost them in 2012. The team is now Devin Gardner's, which means we'll finally see a true version of coordinator Al Borges' multiple offense. The defense still must develop difference-makers in the front seven. Gardner can't win every game.
As the Longhorns once again try to reinvent the wheel, we are left to come to grips with this: Texas may never again become the dominant force it once was under Mack Brown. And if that's OK with Texas A.D. DeLoss Dodds and the rest of the Orangebloods, then we'll just roll through another eight- or nine-win season and call it a day.
As is always the case, the Broncos will go as far as the quarterback position takes them. Joe Southwick was just average last year; he must play better this season for the Broncos to make noise nationally. They also must avoid another conference loss (they've had one each in the last three years, by a combined six points) if they want to play in a BCS bowl.
Everything says down year—everything except the overwhelming talent on the roster. The Tigers are young and inexperienced and playing in a brutally tough conference. But if new offensive coordinator Cam Cameron can get QB Zach Mettenberger to play to his enormous potential, LSU can beat anyone in the SEC. But that's a big if.
Here are the Bears, just three spots down from Texas on this list. How can a team with less talent than Texas, with fewer inherent advantages than Texas, be in the same neighborhood as Texas? It's mind-boggling—until you meet Bears coach Art Briles and realize his offense and his philosophy fit perfectly with a program that gets stronger each season.
FSU lost everything good (a handful of defensive stars) from a team that was able to compensate for the play of enigmatic QB EJ Manuel. Now, the 'Noles are starting over at quarterback (Jameis Winston or Jacob Coker) with little margin for error.
OU is always OU, but the Sooners haven't been this overlooked—or underplayed, depending on how you see it—since Bob Stoops arrived in Norman in 1999. That's because there are plenty of questions, starting with: Can Blake Bell really throw the ball? The last thing OU wants to be in the Big 12 is lacking on offense.
The Bruins should be very good—and QB Brett Hundley could be Heisman Trophy-good—but if the rest of the conference adjusts, the road will get tougher. UCLA is sort of the Pac-12's version of Texas A&M; what was once all new and shiny and run by a fun quarterback now becomes a weekly grind to find a way to win against highly motivated teams.
We can safely say the Huskers are good for four losses. Under Bo Pelini, they've had four losses in each of his five seasons as coach. So pencil 'em in, everyone. And it's the same story with quarterback Taylor Martinez. The big question: When and where will the Huskers (and Martinez) play to their potential, and who will get walloped because of it?
Somehow, Al Golden and his staff have kept the Miami program from tanking during the uncertainty of an NCAA investigation. The Canes have some significant young talent (tailback Duke Johnson, receiver Phillip Dorsett), so with great coaching, it won't take long to reemerge in the ACC.
Wasn't so long ago that Mike Riley was feeling heat for back-to-back ugly seasons, and then 2012 comes along. It's hard enough winning in Corvallis; it's harder without a difference-maker at quarterback—something the Beavers lacked (again) last year. Imagine what happens if/when Cody Vaz has a career season.
Bret Bielema left Madison and gave new coach Gary Andersen a loaded roster ready to win now. Every new coach should be so fortunate. Bonus for Wisconsin: Andersen was an overlooked jewel of a coach at Utah State and as Kyle Whittingham's top assistant at Utah. His style and philosophy will fit perfectly with the Badgers.
Routinely forgotten from the Rebels' rebound in 2012 are two near wins—a handful of plays could have changed the outcome—against Texas A&M and LSU. In other words, this team is ready to win now, especially with 19 starters returning and the influx of a top 10 recruiting class. But one question remains: Can the Rebels deal with success—and expectations?


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No More Tears for Control System Migration
While upgrading process control systems is vital to maintaining a plant's performance, the migration process often brings confusion and frustration for customers. See how Honeywell keeps control systems running at the best possible performance throughout the migration process and into the future.08/29/2012
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Detectives of the St Mary Parish Sheriff's Office Narcotics Division located Butler at the corner of Pecos St. and Railroad Ave in Morgan City. Detectives had knowledge of an active warrant for Butler's arrest for the charge of possession of cocaine with intent to distribute. Butler was transported to the parish jail for booking and incarceration. No bond is set.
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OK, looks like the same device ID (6800). You might want to add your email address to ticket 555 so you get notified on updates.
At first glance it seems like one of those "driver team wasn't told about the new device ID or they would have added it already" issues; if so then fixing it seems likely. If it's something wierder, it'll depend on what the problem turns out to be.
The big challenge with the industry right now is that most OEMs only test their new hardware with the OSes they plan to preload on it, so GPU driver teams only know about issues (and can provide feedback to the OEM) when the hardware is planned with a Linux preload option. OEM offerings of Linux preloads haven't aligned too well with what Linux users want to buy, so there's not a lot of perceived market and hence not a lot of preloading (and not a lot of testing/fixing with Linux during OEM HW development) going on right now.
One powerful message for OEMs would be asking them to pick a couple of SKUs and at least *test* them with Linux before locking down the hardware and BIOS designs, so that GPU vendors can tweak drivers or OEMs can tweak HW/BIOS before launch.
Anyway, I still hope, Windows 8 will fix that issue :] At least to some degree.
If OEMs followed the specs exactly we could. The problem is that OEMs want (need) to differentiate or they end up chunking out standard boxes based on reference designs and competing purely on price -- which would be great for Linux users but hard on OEM financials. The gradual transition from muxed to muxless hybrid designs hasn't helped either -- hopefully things will settle down in another year or so.
From an OEM's perspective they sell an integrated HW/SW solution with preloaded OS and as long as that works "everyone is happy", right ?
EDIT -- btw memory isn't the issue, it's more things like how GPU ports are connected to display connectors, whether outputs from both GPUs are hooked up.
It's probably fair to describe the problem as "system configurations evolving more rapidly than the underlying standards which describe them to drivers and OSes". I'm not 100% sure of that but it's the impression I get. Some of this is covered by ACPI which is where the header info we released recently might help, but AFAIK some things just aren't covered by standards at all.
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Aren't the ID's stored in /etc/ati/control ? If that's the case, couldn't AMD simply put out an updated control file?


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Cheer camp
Surf City Parks & Recreation is offering its first cheerleading camp, Camp Cheer, at Surf City Community Center July 21 through 25 from 9 a.m. to noon. Led by Sneads Ferry's Coastal Storm All Stars cheerleading coach Victoria Scott, the program is designed for girls and boys ages 8 to 14.
Both beginners and more advanced participants are welcome to attend Camp Cheer where they will work on cheer routines, choreography and various skill sets.
The camp is limited to the first 24 who sign up. Register at townofsurfcity.com. The cost is $95 per person, and all participants receive a camp T-shirt. For more information, call 910-328-4887 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Read Aloud campaign
Pender County Public Libraries have joined with 800 partners across the county in support of the Read Aloud 15 Minutes Campaign.
Pender County is one of the first public libraries in North Carolina to support the effort and joins co-partner University of North Carolina System in seeking to touch the lives of children from birth to age 8 under its message: Read Aloud 15 Minutes: Every Child - Every Parent - Every Day.
Committing fifteen minutes each day to reading aloud provides the foundation for more children to begin kindergarten ready to learn.
For more information visit the library, its website at youseemore.com/Penderpl or readaloud.org.
Turtle advisors
The N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission is looking for individuals to serve on the Sea Turtle Advisory Committee.
The committee provides recommendations on reducing sea turtle interactions in commercial and recreational fisheries; reviews information on sea turtle strandings and interactions; and assists with public education.
Advisers will be reimbursed for travel and other expenses incurred in relation to their official duties.
The Marine Fisheries Commission chairman appoints committee members for three-year terms.
Those interested in serving should submit an application to the division by July 18.
Applications are available at DMF offices or online at portal.ncdenr.org.
For more information call 252-808-8022 or 800-682-2632.
Rice Festival
Palnning is underway for the 1st annual North Carolina Rice Festival to celebrate the region's rice growing history with our presenting sponsor the North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce. The festival will be held at The Brunswick Riverwalk at Belville, 580 River Road, on Sept. 20 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sept. 21 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. There will be a rice cooking contest, arts and crafts, commercial vendors, children's entertainment zone, youth art contest and an adult beverage tent. Entertainment includes the Imitations playing a variety of beach, soul and rock & roll from 1 5 p.m. Sept. 20 and the Unknown Tongues Cajun Zydeco Music on Sept. 21 from 1 to 5 p.m. Entry fee is $5 for adults; children 12 and under are free. Coolers are not permitted.
For more information, call 910-795-0292 or 843-902-6532; visit ncricefestival.com; or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Sneads Ferry Community Theatre will hold open autditions for The Dixie Swim Club, a Jones, Hope, Wooten comedy about friendships that last forever. Five women are needed to portray characters who age from 45 to 80 years old. Auditions will be held July 15 and 17 at 7 p.m. in the The Sneads Ferry Community Center, 126 Park Lane. For more information, contact director Tania Gonzalez at 910-934-0208 or email@example.com, or visit
Bible study
There will be a non-denominational bible study and prayer meeting on July 22 at 232 Everett Drive (in Chadwick Shores) at 7 p.m. Speaker will be David Stahl an international Bible teacher, multi-book author and founder of Beholding His Glory Ministries. Pastor Dave will continue: Wilderness Truths for Modern Times. Snacks, cake and coffee provided. RSVP by July 15 by calling 910-741-0489 or emailing email@example.com. For more information, visit beholdinghisglory.com.
Ron Relay Memorial Ride
Rolling Thunder Chapter NC-5 is holding its annual Ron Relay Memorial Ride on July 12 at New River Harley Davidson. Registration begins at 9 a.m. and kickstands go up at 11 a.m. Fee is $20 per bike and $5 for passengers. All proceeds will go to the POW/MIA issues and veterans. For more information, visit rollingthundernc5.com.
Holly Ridge Sampler!
Do you have a business, craft, product or service that you would like your community to see, taste, experience, sample and/or buy? The Holly Ridge Sampler will be held at the Holly Ridge Fire Department on U.S. 17 on Sept. 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be no charge to vendors, but participants are asked to make a donation to the fire department. All donations will be used toward the purchase of a new sign. Email your name, contact number and business/product you would like to showcase to firstname.lastname@example.com, and someone will contact you.
Lions Club
The Sneads Ferry Lions Club meets the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at Madisons Steak and Seafood Restaurant on N.C. 172 in Sneads Ferry. Visitors are welcome.
Book sale
The Friends of the Sneads Ferry Library will hold a book sale July 10 through 12. July 10 from 5 to 7 p.m. is members' preview, and the sale will be open to the public on July 11 from 2 to 6 p.m. and July 12 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Book donations are being accepted at the Sneads Ferry Branch Library up until the date of the sale. All proceeds directly benefit the library. For more information, call 910-327-6471.
Fizz, Boom Read!
Discover the stories behind the science this summer at Hampstead Branch Library and at the library in Burgaw. Each week, youth specialists Ann Mendenhall and Terri Strong will present books and a variety of activities specially planned to bring the wonder and excitement of reading and science to children age 2 to 12, attending with their adult caregivers. Each week of the program features different books and activities including hands on science for elementary age children along with fun projects for everyone to take home. The program is free, and no pre-registration is required.
For more information, call 910-259-1234 or 910-270-4603 or visit the library website at library.pendercountync.gov.
Sunrise, moonrise yoga
Surf City Parks and Recreation is offering Sunrise Yoga classes on Wednesdays. Meet at the Roland Avenue Beach Access at 5:30 a.m. Call 910-328-4887 the day before a class to make sure the minimum number will be there. A rotating group of yoga instructors teach, and the cost is $10.
Bingo is back on Topsail Island. Bingo is offered on Thursdays though Aug. 14 at the Assembly Building, 720 Channel Blvd. in Topsail Beach. Doors open at 6 p.m. Early Bird Bingo starts at 6:30 followed by Regular Bingo at 7. There are cash prizes for each game. Snacks and soft drinks are available for purchase. Smoking is not permitted.
Proceeds are used to maintain the building and grounds of the Historic Assembly Building. All workers are volunteers. For information, call 910-328-4282.
Summer camps
Forever Fit Fitness Center is offerring summer programs for children ages 3 and up during the summer months. A Princess camp for ages 3 and up will be offered in July, with the focus on ballet and tap and crafts for two hours each day Monday through Friday. Gymnastics camp in July will also be Monday through Friday offering one-hour classes for ages 3 and up. New this year will be a Creative Movement class for ages 2 and 3, and My Favorite Doll will teach ages 3 and up ballet moves with a doll they bring to class.
For more information including dates, times and cost, contact Gloria Davis at 910-389-9235.
Half marathon
The Two Town Half Marathon is set to make its debut on Oct. 11. The point-to-point race takes place on a newly certified flat course in both Surf City and Topsail Beach.
The event begins at the new Topsail Beach Town Center and will be completed at Soundside Park in Surf City where a post-race celebration party will take place.
Registration is available through townofsurfcity.com and will remain open until Sept. 30. Proceeds will benefit the Pretty in Pink Foundation, prettyinpinkfoundation.org. The Pretty In Pink Foundation provides financial assistance and support to underinsured and uninsured North Carolinians with breast cancer.
Both Surf City and Topsail Beach are cooperating on this fall racing venture with Brunswick Timing. The cost is $50, and all participants will receive a collector's T-shirt, finisher medals and other goodies.
Volunteers for the event will receive a special shirt and pre-race training. For more information or to volunteer, call Surf City Community Center at 910-328-4887 or go to the race website link attownofsurfcity.com.
Craft market
'Come Pillage in the Village.'
Topsail Island's original craft market is now open every Thursday through August from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 802 S. Anderson Blvd. in Topsail Beach. There are more than 20 vendors selling one-of-a-kind works of art and craft items each week at the market.
Summer market
Surf City is home to a new art and farmers market.
The Surf City Summer Market is open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Tuesday through Labor Day. Vendors will offering art, jewelry, handmade items, produce and more at the Nelva R. Albury Park on North New River Drive, across the street from the Trailer Bar.
Summer camps
ArtExposure has weekly summer art camps planned for ages 7 to 11. The four-day classes run from 10 a.m. to noon each day and cost $98 for each weekly session.
Classes include: July 15-18, collage; July 22-25, sculpture; and July 29-Aug. 1, crafts. Advance registration is required.
ArtExposure is located at 22527 Highway 17 in Hampstead. For more information or to register, call 910-330-4077 or visit artexposure50.com.
Gospel sing
Chapel by the Bay, an interdenominatinal fellowship in Surf City, has a series of gospel sings planned throughout the summer. Upcoming performances, which take place on Saturdays at 7 p.m., include:
July 12: The Crusaders of Erwin
July 19: Black Creek Blue Grass of Dunn
July 26: Second Edition of New Bern
Aug 2: The Director's Trio of Burlington
Aug 9: His Redeemed of Emerald Isle
Aug 16: The Brown's of Wallace
Aug 23: Right Turn of Nashville
Aug 30: Steps to Glory of Richlands
Sept. 6: Living Waters of Princeton
Sept. 13: Heaven Sent Ministries of Kinston
Sept. 20: Servant's Call of Sneads Ferry
Sept. 27: Eastman Quartet of Jacksonville
Oct. 4: Heavenly Sunrise
The church will also host vacation bible school from 5 to 8 p.m. July 6 through 9. The theme is "The Western Adventure."
The church is located at 216 Michigan Ave. in Surf City. For more information, call 910-328-6252 or visit chapelbythebay.com.
Diabetes self-management
The Diabetes Self-Management Program at the Pender County Health Department is back up and running. The program provides a one-on-one educational session with a trained diabetes nurse, an interactive class and a follow-up meeting to monitor progress.
Elisabeth Weaver, RN is available to receive referrals from primary care providers. Classes are held on the last Wednesday of each month, and include information on how and when to check your blood sugars, understanding how medication works, as well as what foods you can eat and how to count carbohydrates and read food labels. Participants will learn about what makes their blood sugars go up and down, the signs and symptoms of high and low blood sugar, the acute and chronic complications of diabetes, exercise, foot care and sick day rules. The classes are accredited by the American Diabetes Association and cover all recommended components.
For more information, contact Weaver at 910-259-1371.
Volunteers sought
The Sneads Ferry Community Council is seeking volunteers to assist with the 44th annual Sneads Ferry Shrimp Festival, held Aug. 9 and 10.
For more information or to volunter, contact festival Chairman Jennifer Marshburn at email@example.com.
Animal adoptions
Pender County Animal Shelter adoptions are from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday; Saturdays from noon to 4 p.m.; and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m.
The adoption fee for dogs includes spay/neuter, rabies, distemper/parvo and kennel cough vaccines, deworming and 30-day flea/tick treatment. The adoption fee for cats includes spay/neuter, rabies and FVRCP, deworming and 30-day flea/tick treatment.
Pender Animal Shelter is located at 3280 New Savannah Road in Burgaw. For more information or directions, call 910-259-1484.
Blood pressure screening
Pender County Health Department offers free blood pressure screenings.
The screenings will be held at Topsail Senior Center on the third Tuesday of every month from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and at Pender Adult Services on the fourth Thursday of every month from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The Pender County Health Department also offers free blood pressure checks Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more information, call the Pender County Health Department at 910-259-1230.
Faith Harbor UMC
Faith Harbor United Methodist Church hosts a beach service every Sunday at 8 a.m. at the Roland Avenue Crossover in Surf City. The service features music, communion and an uplifting message during thes oceanfront worship.
With Bible study programs, small groups, Celebrate Recovery on Thursday evenings at 7 p.m., Share the Table Food Pantry and the Harbor Thrift Store, Faith Harbor United Methodist Church invites the community to worship and celebrate in ministry. Faith Harbor United Methodist Church is located on the mainland side of the swing bridge in Surf City with services at 8 and 9:20 a.m. For more information, call 910-328-4422, visit faithharborumc.org or like them on Facebook.
VFW Post 9983
The Veterans of Foreign Wars is a non-profit service organization for men and women who have served in the Armed Forces of the United States in combat areas. VFW Post 9983 is located at 188 Hines Stump Sound Church Road, one mile north of Holly Ridge at the flags. The canteen is open from 3 to 8 p.m. daily with extended hours for special events. The hall is available for rental and catering is available, special consideration for nonprofits needing meeting space.
Lions Club
The Hampstead Lions Club meet regularly at the Topsail Presbyterian Church on U.S. 17 in Hampstead at noon every first and third Thursday of the month. Visitors and new members are always welcome. Come see what the Lions are all about and volunteer your time to help save the eyesight of others.
American Legion
Hampstead American Legion Post 167 meets the 2nd Monday of each month at the Topsail Senior Center next to Pender Pines. Veterans of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines or Coast Guard are invited to join them. For more information, visit ncalpost167.org.
Caregiver support group
Family members, friends and caregivers of patients with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia are invited to a family caregiver support group on the second Thursday of each month.
Caregivers will have the opportunity to meet other people facing the same circumstances, discuss challenges and receive support.
For more information, contact Ann LaReau at 910-470-2378.
Surf City Community Center
Surf City Community Center is open Monday and Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.; and Sunday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
The current class schedule is available online at townofsurfcity.com
For more information, to register or inquire about teaching a new class, call 910-328-4887, email email@example.com or visit townofsurfcity.com.
Master's Touch Resale Store
Help support community outreach to those in need by shopping at Master's Touch Resale Store, an interdenominational resale store located at 1056 Highway 210, Unit 3, in Sneads Ferry. Items for sale include gently used and some new items. All proceeds support the ministry of helping others. The store is open Wednesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Donations are accepted during regular hours.
Sneads Ferry Rotary Club
The Sneads Ferry Rotary Club meets Wednesdays at noon at Madison's Restaurant, located on N.C. 172 in Sneads Ferry.
The Dixon Elementary CHEW! (Children Healthy Eating on Weekends) Program assists children in the community by providing backpacks filled with child-friendly, easy to prepare meals throughout the weekend. CHEW! needs donations to stock and maintain a supply of non-perishable food items that will provide nutrition for approximately 40 students each weekend. For more information or to donate, contact Kim Nelson, school social worker, at 910-327-2392 or email@example.com
Mama J's Helping Hand
Mama J's helps people in need by providing them with food, clothing, household goods and baby items like diapers, wipes, formula and clothing. Mama J's also helps people who are struggling with everyday issues and welcomes them to come in and talk. Call Mama J's at 910-327-1302 for an updated list of specifics that are needed. Mama J's Helping Hand is located at 2205 Hwy. 172 in Sneads Ferry. For more information, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Baby FAST
The Baby FAST program in Pender County — designed to strengthen family relationships; build connections with families, schools, churches and the community; improve babies' development and well-being; and reduce in-home stress — is seeking assistance. For more information and to help, contact Melanie Gatton at email@example.com or 910-777-8244.
Stump Sound No. 733 Masonic Lodge in Sneads Ferry meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of every month.
Members meet at 6:30 for a meal, and Lodge begins at 7:30 for qualified Masons.
The Lodge is located at 151 Charles Creek Road, Sneads Ferry. The mailing address is PO Box 543, Sneads Ferry, NC 28460.
For information, contact lodge secretary Bob McLaughlin at 910-938-0930.
Boy Scout Troop 937
Boy Scout Troop 937 in Sneads Ferry meets every Wednesday at 7 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, located at Lakeside Drive and N.C. 172. For more information, contact Harvey Hoopes at 910-327-0069 or email@example.com.
New River Garden Club
The New River Garden Club is open for membership to all who would like to share their love of gardening, community services and conservation. Meetings are held at 9:30 a.m. on the fourth Thursday of every month September thru May. For more information, contact Becky Bunting at 815-674-2832.
Hampstead Marine Corps League
The Hampstead Detachment 1321 of Marine Corps League meets the second Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Topsail Senior Center located next to Pender Pines Nursery. New members, both Marines and FMF Navy corpsmen, are welcome.
Sneads Ferry Extension
The Sneads Ferry Extension and Community Association meets the third Thursday of the month from 1:15 to 3 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Building on N.C. 172. Learn about various issues for the community and well-being, do some crafts, work the concession stand at Sneads Ferry Monday Night Bingo (the club's fundraiser for a scholarship to a deserving student at Dixon High). For more information, contact Ida MacNamara at 910-327-0718 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hampstead Women's Club
The Hampstead Women's Club is a nonprofit organization that donates thousands of dollars annually to area schools and other worthwhile organizations. This is made possible through the members who volunteer daily to process donated goods and sell them at the Hampstead Thrift Shop. General meetings are held the second Wednesday of the month at 10 a.m. at the Hampstead Community Building, 14435 Highway 17. Membership applications are available at the Hampstead Thrift Shop.


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there you go, have a read.
Look at http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2012/08/08/...-text-in-qml-2 for example:
renderType? What is that? How do I set it to "Text.NativeRendering" through C++?Code:Text { text: "Some text" renderType: Text.NativeRendering }
there you go, have a read.
I guess that would be one way. There are errors in there and i left out a lot of boilerplate (so that won't compile) but it's the same idea, i think.Code:#include <QtGui/QMainWindow> #include <QtGui/QWidget> QMainWindow *window = new QMainWindow; window->setMinimumSize(100, 100); QWidget *rectangle = new QWidget(window); item->setObjectName("rect"); window->setCentralWidget(rectangle);
ps: that anchors.fill property i think is covered by layout contained in a QMainWindow central widget area. i don't really know much QML, so that's just an educated guess.
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1.) the theme on screenshot is NOT GTK is QT internal Theme plastic which is in every version of QT since 2.x and is selectable using qtconfig
1.a) Oxygen is part of KDE not QT and since the ABI changed is perfectly normal it doesnt load but it will be ported once KDE5 starts[i think is WIP now]
1.b) The font issue is probably an antialiasing setting since normally you set it from KDE or the render backend used, i guess we have to wait until KDE5 reach alpha 1
2.) QML uses scenegraph and yes is JS and it has some feature the C++ codepath miss but you still can write your app 100% in C++ or in mixed mode [QML gui / logic C++], so for now QML is like QtScript was an AddOn that provide some goodies and i very likely due to pressure that scenegraph will become available for C++ API in a subsequent revision but is not like Qt is 100% javascript now or anything like it
So the code you posted has nothing to do with the QML code. Not even at the lowest level; different code is used for Qt Quick.
Anyways, QML uses it's own widgets like you said, so Qwidget will still be the preferred way of doing desktop applications as only it uses the native style. The QML desktop components won't make it until Qt 5.1 (from what I have heard, could be wrong here).
I agree that Qt Quick doesn't use QWidget-derived classes and that it's a completely new way to do GUI but you can use it from C++ (see QDeclarativeEngine). The code i posted is not how you would interface with QML, it's just a way to do that QML thing using C++ widgets. To use QML objects from c++, the link i posted explains how to do it.


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Getting She-Ra's "Sword to..." accessories would be great. Still, I hope the next She-Ra we get is he Starburst look, with the ability to create he Vintage Toy look as well, just as BPSR had the ability to make her look like "normal" She-Ra.
"Sword to Rope" Filmation style sword
"Sword to Shield" Filmation style shield
I've been watching she-ra recently and I think if mattel does another she-ra figure, like battle armor, or thunder punch ... I dont know my she-ra toys (sorry pop fans) I think she needs to come with a "Sword to Rope" sword. IE a sword modeled to look like it's rope, because she uses that A LOT in the cartoon. As well as a large filmation style shield, as whenever she says "Sword to Shield!" it's a massive shield much different than the one her original toy came with.
Am I the only one that would want this?
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Getting She-Ra's "Sword to..." accessories would be great. Still, I hope the next She-Ra we get is he Starburst look, with the ability to create he Vintage Toy look as well, just as BPSR had the ability to make her look like "normal" She-Ra.
Not to sound like a creepy cheerleader for Uki, but it's nice to know there is at least one person on this forum who is extremely positive & friendly all the time. I don't think I could be that nice even if you paid me. If we ever give out awards for "forum member of the month", Uki gets my vote. -Mr. Shokoti
I voted "both", but only in a weapon's pack. Really don't need another She-Ra.
Rather have the "sword-to-shield", but I definitely want a Starburst She-Ra variant next. Dunno if they could make her cape as awesome as the vintage one though.
I voted both, but the shield for sure no doubt would be amazing.
In a perfect world I'd rather have a Sword of Protection Weapons Pak with several of the best transformations.
BOTH. But, the "Sword to Shield" moreso than the "Sword to Rope/Lasoo".
In terms of future accessories, I would also still like to see a short sword or dagger based on the "toy design" sword.
In terms of future variants, I would also like the next variant to be Starburst She-Ra, but with the "toy design" bodice and skirt (and boots and bracers from BP She-Ra) as well as a BP She-Ra tiara in the "toy design" colours.
We don't need another variant of any kind.
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Why, BOTH of course! In the Filmation show, her sword transformations are used constantly.... it is only fitting that we at least get an accessory pack with them in it.
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word to shield. i have been wanting this shield since the begining
lol wow, there is very little love for the sword to rope. I love the idea of a rope sword, because it's so silly and I think it encapsulates old school she-ra perfectly. Why didnt he-mans sword transform? was that supposed to make she-ra look smarter for using tools? or weaker because she cant handle things on her own like He-Man? .... lol ... and I saw an episode last night where she called out "sword to blanket" .... lol ... COME ON!
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I think I would prefer the shield at best.
'Tis the wind and nothing more.....
I'll take both. Maybe in a Filmation weapons pack...?
Sword to Ice Maker ...
Sword to Grapple and Line ...
Sword to Helmet ... (even though she showed MANY times she could survive in space whilst riding on Swift Wind without the helmet), but seriously, the one I want most is her Filmation shield, but a Sword of Protection weapons pack would be fantastic!
"Skeletor to King Randor, Skeletor to King Randor, come in you Royal Boob!"
But in a weapons pack!
I love she-ra but no more variants!!!
Officially i'd like to see Mattel do both but in the meantime, Evil Mike's Customs has both the shield and lasso versions available. All they need is a nice paint application.
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i just want the shield
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No offense, but not even as a subscriber I'd buy another She-Ra variant, especially if it was a never seen before figure. I'd rather cancel my card than getting another unwanted item shoved down my throat. I just want the fan-favorites done from 200X, vintage, PoP and Filmation and that's still ALOT. My money just doesn't grow on trees.
Maybe Marzo as an archenemy was the biggest thing to happen to Mekaneck, but as far as Marzo was concerned...it was Tuesday.
I don't want any of this. It's a SWORD and swords are meant for slicing, hacking, and parrying your enemies blows.
"I reject your Prince Adam and replace him with the original barbarian from the jungle."
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I'd take a Starburst She-Ra, assuming she doesn't get screwed with the long neck peg, and typical loose Female joints that even Sherrilyn is still plagued by (not to mention non articulated thighs)....Mattel has debugged the Males for the most part, but left the Women to still have joint issues....as well as the no "back" thing, I thought was addressed when Frosta came out, but the Netossa came and....hmmm, nope, not fixed....Make some new damn thighs Mattel, the Women need them. And make them all articulated....OK....
Eh, back to the topic?.... OK.... I would take the Shield transformation with a Starburst She-Ra.
Recent.... Lizard Man
Wanted.... NA She-Ra, Jitsu....
Needed.... Dragstor
Oh man, did I forget to use these [sarcasm][/sarcasm] again? Sorry....
I'm a huge Great Rebellion fan, but I'm indifferent to this particular question.
I'm hopeful the next She-Ra variant will be STARBURST SHE-RA, with the toy accurate clothing as a distinction from the other two variants.
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This would be great in a weapons pack, but we don't need a new variant for it.


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He really should put those bones in the compost bin.
My thoughts exactly.
This is adorable. Congratulations, Spiritgreen. :D
Very responsible looking fellow...
I like the way this design manages to make me smile while conveying a decent message without being overly preachy about it. Congrats Spiritgreen! Very well done and deserved.
Aww, it is a new record for a late entered to first place rank!
Dragons do seem popular.
blanked wrote:Aww, it is a new record for a late entered to first place rank!
Dragons do seem popular.
well...344 votes. yikes.
Let no man call a dragon wasteful.
Definitely my favorite entry of the derby; glad to see it took the race by storm.
congrats on the come-from-behind win, Spiritgreen!
Ninja attack!
Thanks for the great comments and the support on this super late entry. :^)
A very fun design, perfectly executed (with a "turtle beats the hare" finish). Congrats to the artist!
Would this be the scene before you enter that one room in Shadowgate where you have to pick up the shield before you pick up any other items?
Way to take the new record for latest submission to print! Nice job, SG!
Wow! Way to make the theme integral to the joke. This must have been one of those standing in the shower AHA! moments.
SpiritGreen the Usurper pays the iron price for the "latest entry to print" crown. I don't foresee anyone taking that from him, considering submission entry was 10/31 at 01:30 PM EST(how does that even work? Submitted past deadline?)
Hold on a tic. The last entry was Oct 31, 2012 3:53 PM (EST) what manner of treachery is this?
Congrats Spirit!
Great design.
I still have my mouth open surprised by how fast this took first place.
But but but I wasn't buying anymore shirts this year...
I think that plan might be busted. I LOVE DRAGONS! Here woot have more money....
Wow, late entry and won by votes - quite a feat! Congrats Spirit
Love this one. Great take on the theme and it looks amazing. Nice job SG.
Blast you for taking my latest entry to win crown, I swear REVENGE!
Great job on this though always happy to see you print
tjost wrote:Blast you for taking my latest entry to win crown, I swear REVENGE!
Good luck.
This has a submission time of Wednesday 12:30, after submissions have closed.
Thanks for the congrats! I couldn't quite believe my eyes this morning. Really happy this printed, I massively appreciate all the support it got. ^_^
@j5, I submitted it around 1:30pm UK time, that's three and a half hours before the submissions closed.
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@j5, I submitted it around 1:30pm UK time, that's three and a half hours before the submissions closed.
I knew it was a late entry, but wow, that's impressive. Congrats!
On another note, though, I'm shocked at the low vote totals. I wonder if Sandy had anything to do with that?
Spiritgreen wrote:@j5, I submitted it around 1:30pm UK time, that's three and a half hours before the submissions closed.
Bug in the forums then? I think they used to adjust displayed time to the viewing user's time-zone.
This was a winner however it placed Spiritgreen. Clever idea, clean execution and works great on the shirt. Bonus points for the rapid rise too. Looks like you and Tjost might have to settle this one with an arm wrestle.
WOW, epic rise to first indeed! Congrats, Spirit!!!!! Nice to see you back at your old position of king of all things that are awesome! Wooooo!!!
And also...it is time once again...for Mr. Jiggles...
cute :3
Just dropped by and saw this one and man did I smile. So cute Spirit, and as always your color scheme is awesome. Picking one of these up for my sons, thanks!
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I got my shirt a few days ago, washed and put it on this morning.... love it! I had ordered a Women's M and whatever brand of shirt was used in the making, please keep using them! The women's cut this was printed on is way more flattering and comfortable than the Women's M shirts used for Free Hugs and The Music Within.
I wish the image was located lower so that I could transform this tee into a v-neck. Better yet, I wish woot offered their shirts in V-necks. I would be willing to shell out a dollar or two more for it!
But this shirt is too cute to resist.... agh... i think i might end up buying it.
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BiographyDr. Rachel Salas' primary area of research interest involves exploring the underlying mechanisms of sleep and chronic sleep disorders such as insomnia and Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS). More specifically, her long-term goal is to better understand changes in cortical activity associated with insomnia and RLS, in order to improve treatment for these conditions.
In addition to her clinical research, Dr. Salas is involved in medical student, resident, and fellow education and currently serves as the Co-Director of the Neurology Core Clerkship for Medical Students and is the Co-Director for the Neurology Resident and Neurophysiology Fellow JHH Sleep Rotation. She is particularly interested in enhancing sleep education at all levels.
Dr. Salas attended St. Marys University in San Antonio where she received a B.S. in biology. She went on to earn her medical degree at The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston where she also completed her medical internship and Neurology residency. After her Chief Resident year, Dr. Salas completed a two-year Sleep Medicine fellowship at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. During that time, she also began training in non-invasive cortical stimulation techniques at Johns Hopkins.
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2. Salas RE, Gamaldo CE. Adverse effects of sleep deprivation in the ICU. Crit Care Clin. 2008 Jul;24(3):461-76, v-vi.
3. Collop N, Salas R, Delayo M, Gamaldo C. Normal Sleep and Circadian Processes. In: Sleep and the ICU, Critical Care Clinics. Guest Editor: Collop N; Elsevier Inc, Philadelphia, PA, 2008, Vol. 24, Issue 3, Pages 449-460.
4. Salas RE, Gamaldo CE, Allen RP, Earley CJ. Quiescegenic Nocturnal Dyskinesia: A restless legs syndrome (RLS) variant or a new syndrome? Sleep Med. 2008, Aug 13 [Epub ahead of print]
5. Gamaldo, CE, Salas, RE, Collop NA. Sleep Medicine Pearls: Complex arrhythmia during a sleep study What to do? JCSM. 2008, in press.
6. Salas,RE, Allen,RP, Earley,CJ, Gamaldo,CE. Drug hoarding: A Case of Atypical Dopamine Dysregulation Syndrome in a RLS patient. Movement Disorders, 2009 Jan 9.
7. Salas,RE, Allen,RP, Earley,CJ, Gamaldo,CE. A Case of Compulsive Behaviors Observed in a RLS Patient Treated with a Dopamine Agonist. Sleep, accepted for publication 2009.
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Professional Activities2008 present Assistant Professor, Department of Neurology Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
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Oh, this group of surfers, age range between 28 and 55, just everyday people trying to relax and enjoy some small summer surf, many of them grew up surfing this break and now it may be lost because the as "Well to do towns" as the news reports it, think they are better than us.I have some news for you Mr. Richy Rich, I served four years in the military to protect MY freedom to surf, and the freedom this country gives you and I WILL NOT go down with out a fight, and I will NEVER SURRENDER, unlike you I have a spine, unlike you I am a human being.


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