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If one fails a test, this is an ipsky pipsky. It is also an ipsky pipsky if someone gets run over by a car, chopped up by a giant meat grinder, shot in the head, eaten by a shark, etc.
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Jessie (ムサシ Musashi) | |
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Gender: | Female |
Region: | Kanto |
Family: | Miyamoto (Mother), James (Husband- ETP only), Unnamed Child (ETP only) |
Class: | Pokémon Coordinator Pokémon Performer Team Rocket Agent |
Friends: | James Meowth |
First Appearance: | Pokémon Emergency! |
Voice actor: | Rachael Lillis (English) (4kids) Michele Knotz (English) (PUSA/DuART) Megumi Hayashibara (Japan) |
Jessica[1] (aka Jessie) is a member of Team Rocket. She tends to be a drama queen and has a diabolical temperment. She works with James and Meowth. Their main goal is to steal Pokémon, preferably Ash Ketchum's Pikachu. She and James have rivalry with Butch and Cassidy. Jessie's name is sometimes spelled as Jesse, as her name comes from the infamous outlaw Jesse James.
Jessie was a poor girl with a cold past whose mother, Miyamoto, disappeared in an avalanche on an expedition with Team Rocket to capture the legendary Pokémon Mew. As a child, her foster mother (her real mother in the dub) cooked with a "base ingredient," the snow. So, Jessie enjoys eating snow. She would even go out of her way to get some and make some of her mother's old "recipes."
Not much is known about Jessie's past. In the chapter nine of the first season, Jessie talks about her bad memories of study in the Pokémon Technical Institute. At the time, she already knew James; they studied together for "a big test", but after getting the lowest grades in the school's history, they joined a bike gang in Sunny Town episodes later. Jessie went to Team Rocket after failing in her attempt to become a Pokémon nurse, partly due to the fact that the Pokémon nursing school she attended was only for Pokémon who wanted to be nurses (in this case, the Chansey), not for people. But she did not know that until graduation day.
More recently, it was learned that she was studying dance at a school with two friends, letting go of one of her first youthful loves in order to pursue her dream of being a star. However, she failed the test of dance and regrets not having accepted the invitation to accompany the boy to compete in Pokémon Contests. Not much is known of her former love life, but she said that has never been very lucky in love as her sweethearts have either treated her unfairly and/or abandoned her. She is later paired up with James, a rebellious rich-boy who doesn't want to follow his family wishes, and Meowth, a fast-talking Pokémon who has dreams of being on top. She is close friends with the two of them, even though she often behaves irritably towards them. She is shown to be very fond of James, as seen in Holy Matrimony!, when she was reluctant to leave him behind with his fiance. She is overjoyed when James returns and reveals his intentions to continue working with her and Meowth, despite the fact that he had to relinquish his family inheritence to do so.
As of her, James' and Meowth's promotion and transfer to Unova, Jessie has become a highly skilled stealth artist, an excellent athlete, and is often successful in many missions with her team mates, to the point of the trio becoming a serious enemy for Ash and co. The trio were key in Team Rocket's Meteorite plan, taking orders directly from Giovanni himself as well as his secretary. Jessie and her team-mates worked together with Pierce and met Doctor Zager.
Once the plan culminated, Jessie and her team-mates were asked to do as they please in Unova, so they continued working hard to do Team Rocket good and now worked closely with Zager. Ash had thus become less important to them but they would still antagonize him if he interfered in their plans.
In the games, Jessie and James are supposed to be the same age as Ash. However, according to a special CD available only in Japan, Jessie and James are in their 20's in the second episode of Anime. An episode of the season Master Quest, reveals an old woman who is 120 years old. Jessie amazed at the replica which is 10 times her age. As Jessie obviously has more than 12 years, Meowth asked her where she learned mathematics. She has a long going rivalry with fellow Team Rocket Member Cassidy.
In the episode "The Ultimate Test," while filling out an application she says aloud, "Age: 17, Profession: Diva." She was in disguise and therefore is probably lying about her age (as one should expect she would), but we can at least assume she would not claim to be older than she is because that would go against her character.
Contest DisguisesEdit
In Hoenn, Jessie began to compete as a Pokémon Coordinator, and although she was not successful, she continued to participate in each Pokémon Contest she could. At each contest, she disguised herself due to the notoriety of Team Rocket as a whole. Initially, she cheated, using technological assistance and intervention of James and Meowth, but then began to compete fairly. She often borrowed Pokémon from James for the contests, and has repeatedly used Meowth as one of her Pokémon. Despite losing in all contests in which she participated in Kanto and Hoenn, in the Sinnoh region, she won three ribbons herself, using her Dustox, Yanmega and Seviper, and obtained a ribbon after James won a contest in her place, as well as receiving one from Princess Salvia after she lost to her. Jessie then became eligible to participate in the Sinnoh Grand Festival, and made it to the semi-finals, but lost to Dawn. She also participated in Summer Camp Pokémon and got a diploma/credit for having studied (she was disguised Jessilina). Jessie was the leader of her ragtag group, and she was not afraid to show it. After the Sinnoh Grand Festival, Jessie abandoned the Jessilina alias.
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Solaceon Town Ribbon | In DP 67 Jessie beats Kenny's Prinplup and won her first ribbon. |
Majolica Town Ribbon | In DP 102 while Ash was fighting Fantina, Jessie is seen participating in a Pokémon Contest in which she won with her Yanmega. |
Lilypad Town Ribbon | In DP 146 Jessie was very sick so James disguised himself Jesselina was presented with Meowth and were won the contest after Carnivine winning over a Tyrogue (after having defeated Dawn's Mamoswine in the Semi-Final). |
Neighborly Town Ribbon | In DP 167 Jessie competed in a contest in which Johanna (Dawn's mother) was a judge. |
Arrowroot Town Ribbon | In DP 171 Jessie lost in the contest. Princess Salvia, disguised as Dawn, gave her the ribbon for the performance she gave during their battle in the Final round. |
Grand Festival rankingEdit
Jessie placed in the following Grand Festival competitions:
- Sinnoh Grand Festival(Top 4)
The Electric Tale of PikachuEdit
- Main article: Jessie (ETP)
On handEdit
At Team Rocket HQEdit
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Status UnknownEdit
Voice ActressesEdit
- Rachael Lillis (Seasons 1 - 8, Movies 1 - 8) (4kids)
- Michele Knotz (Season 9 - present, Movie 9 - present) (PUSA/TAJ)
- Megumi Hayashibara (Japanese)
- Annelie Berg (Swedish)
- Lena Meieran (Norwegian)
- Hilde de Mildt (Dutch)
- Scarlet Cavadenti (née Lubowski), Claudia Loessel (German)
- Emanuela Pacotto (Italian)
- Michaella Antoniou (Greek)
- Lee Seon (Korean)
- Ann Hjort (Danish)
- Marina Vinyals (Catalan)
- Jessie's and James' English names derive from the notable outlaw Jesse James.
- In Plant It Now... Diglett Later, an old woman says to Jessie that she is 120 years old and Jessie says that's 10 times her age, meaning that she is 12 years old. Because Jessie and James are described as idiotic, it could just be bad math on her part, or a typical case of a vain woman claiming to be younger than she really is, which would be within Jessie's character.
- In some scenes Jessie is seen without lipstick. Most of these scenes were bloopers but few were on purpose. Examples would be of her as a child and when she was working out at the gym.
- Despite her and James being major characters throughout the anime and manga, they have only appeared in the first Generation games.
- Jessie is the only female main character to appear in all generations of the anime as Misty only appeared as a main character in 2 generations while May, Dawn, Iris and Serena have so far only appeared in 1 generation as a main character
- In the official Cartoon Network site for Pokémon: BW Rival Destinies, it had a typo for Jessie that it did not have an "I" included in the character selection on the Title Header.[2]
- Out of her teammates, Jessie has the biggest appetite. as reveled in episodes: Choose it or Lose it, Lean Mean Team Rocket Machine, Doc Brock, and An Egg Scramble.
- Originally, Jessie's hair was a pinkish shade of magenta that often would vary in a reddish shade of magenta; however, starting from "Here's Looking At You, Elekid", it became a purplish shade of magenta.


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Buzz: The NHLPA Will Send Their Counterproposal On Tuesday
According to Katie Strang, the NHLPA is planning to send their counter proposal to the owners Tuesday when the two sides meet in Toronto.
She adds that the NHLPA made a presentation to the owners about the owners proposed revenue sharing system. On revenue sharing, Strang tweets "NHLPA's concern is that players will bear brunt of revenue-sharing system with salary reductions"
#CBA Asked about how far apart two sides are on revenue-sharing, Fehr said "there is a meaningful gulf"
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The owners sent their first offer to the players on July 13th.
The key points in that proposal were
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Offense = Good
Defense = Really?
At this point I don't even care it's an O-Lineman just save me from having to cringe when Goddell calls out: "with the 18th pick the New York Jets select CB from the university of ......"
What if the Jets throw us all a curve ball and trade up to get one of those great OL? The Jets would not need a "super star" WR. Not with our OL moving the chains 3 to 5 yards every down. Mix in quick slants, and sideline throws and Geno becomes a game manager which is what is needed from Geno for now. I can see the Offense eating up big chunks of the clock while Brady goes crazy on the sidelines and BB's Defense on life support in the 4th quarter. It would mean our D would be playing with the lead and Rex could turn those young dogs lose to do what they do best.
So Richard Sherman signed a 4 year 57.5m extension and now he's "the highest paid CB in NFL history"?
No, he isn't. Sherman is still under contract for one year at a salary of about $1.5m and I betcha that isn't accounted for in the reported value of his deal. (Just catching up so please correct me if not).
So really it's a 5/59 deal. Less than Aso's Eagles deal (5/60) and less per year than his Raiders deal (3/45 ... even without accounting for 2014's low salary.
Revis has got $71m over the last five years. I expect that's what Team Sherman wanted the four year average to outstrip and it does, just.
I love it. Revis bait.
Maybe the Jets finally realize their offense has been an embarrassment to watch and has made eyes around the world bleed......
Maybe Woody Johnson has emerged from his coma and realizes how long it has been since the Jets drafted a pro bowl receiver, TE, or RB
Perhaps the Jets are SERIOUS about drafting a WR in round 1 and getting better....
Perhaps Idzik can skip and chew gum at the SAME TIME......as opposed to the same old idiotic mantra that says "We have a great defense so F the offense.....we'll win anyway..."
We may actually emerge from this draft with an offense Jets fans can be proud of.....(fingers crossed)
OT - So I was thinking today how cool it would be to have a Jets War Room during the draft with Bent, SD99, TSJC, Brendan, a57se, BB in it... imagine that?! RinCT could be there for perspective and comic relief , and Jake100 would stand outside with drinks, lobster tails and nachos...waiting to run the card up to the podium...
Hank? he'd be the guy in the balcony that the camera focuses on right after the pick is announced...
I know everybody's saying that moving into the top 10 costs too much so it can't happen, but don't forget, the draft value chart is rarely the be-all of trades. Last year Miami moved from 12 to 3, for just the 12 and their 2nd rounder (42nd). That's not even close to full value for pick 3, but if you really want an extra pick (especially in The Deepest Draft Ever) and nobody else is biting, you accept less than full value.
@Victor Rosario If said corner is BPA, then why not take said player. Say the Jets do draft Gilbert or Denard and they turn out to be great. Wouldn't you want both CB's locked up for a long time?
@Bent Correct.
>>Sherman's extension, which is technically tacked onto his current deal, is worth $57.7M over four years and guarantees $40M (!!). With his salary for 2013 factored in, Sherman's de facto contract is now for 5-years, $58.8M, or $11.8M APY.
@jake100 Kreider is playing tonight. If he is even close to healthy and game shape that will be a huge plus.
@funkymonk Correctttt. This is a huge point. A lot of teams don't even use that chart anymore. And with a super deep draft, picks in general have more value, and higher ones have less. It might not cost as much as we think to get into the top 10.
@Brendan @bradysucks
I was being sarcastic....
I am actually complimenting the Jets in a backhanded sort of way.....The organzation seems to be publicly admitting that it is time to address the offense in this draft.....FINALLY.....
@Disgruntled Jets Fan @Bubby Brister This basically describes what the chatroom is, actually.
not quite - England is 5 hours later, I'm 6 hours later - only 15 min till draft day!!!
I hope to be giving the Jets offense compliments soon
I have been complimenting the defense for years...
There hasn't been a lot to like on offense the past few years...I am hopeful that Idzik will improve the offense in the draft......I hope he finds the next Wesley Walker and Mickey Shuler......The old school fans know what I'm talking about
I love what Rex does with the defense and with a competent GM there is no reason the Jets can't add some excitement on offense through the draft.
Giving compliments for the sake of giving compliments isn't my style....When I give a compliment to the offense I will mean it!!
@bradysucks You know what the Jets could use, for a change?
Some fronthanded compliments.
@Bent @bradysucks
I love the additions of Decker, Vick, and Chris Johnson.....bravo Idzik....
My only point is that fans get a certain amount of enjoyment rooting for guys the Jets drafted who develop into elite players like Mangold, Richardson, Big Mo, Revis (when he was Jet) etc......
I grew up watching guys the Jets drafted such as Wesley Walker, Freeman McNeil and Al Toon.....so I am spoiled in this regard.....I have seen better days for the Jets on offense.....and I want those days back....
@bradysucks Touchdowns only count for the team that drafted the player who scored them!
@bradysucks They don't repetitively post about it when it's unwarranted.
It's not a shock or surprise that the Jets are interested in offensive players.
@bradysucks Yes, but at least the fact they added these guys shows an acknowledgement that they need to improve the offense. You should be happy about that.
@Bent @bradysucks
I honestly don't give a F about rented players.....I want homegrown talent on offense....just like we have on defense with Richardson, Big Mo, Coples, Harris, Millner etc.....
This shouldn't be too much to ask....and I KNOW other Jets fans feel the same way
@Brendan @Marcus Armstrong Also convincing everybody there to go in on a $10 mock draft pool. Should be a good time.
@Brendan @Marcus Armstrong I'll be at a draft party playing the "Drink every time Gruden likes a pick" game. (And obviously in the chat)
@a57se Trade him for what though? I feel like trading for forwards is like the Mets bringing in star position players - they're doomed to take a huge downturn.
@Disgruntled Jets Fan @a57se @jake100 They hvavent had a legit QB for the PP in forever.
@NYCPEinGermany @williamg1 @jake100 Well, it really sucks for me. I'm in Cali. 9 hours away from draft day.
@Disgruntled Jets Fan @Brendan @tsjc68 Word, that's perfect. Accumulate as many picks as possible in the sweet spot in the middle.
@tsjc68 They have all those late picks, they could move back into the 3rd and 4th if they trade those picks away. I'm realistic and don't expect them to hit on all their picks in the first 4 rounds, so if they are convinced on a player and decide to make a move to target him that's an acceptable risk for me, but that player better work out the way they hope.
@tsjc68 are we allowed to fine prospects? Can we fine Gilbert for yapping? :)
I'm still unwilling to part with either #49 or #80 to move up for anyone. With this class, #49 is like #31 and #80 is like #64. That second rounder is a virtual first and that third is a virtual second.
And #18 is already practically a top ten pick anyway. You can sit at #18 and find an elite prospect there one way or another.
@a57se In 2012 the Cowboys traded their 1st (14th) and 2nd (45th) to move to the 6th overall pick.
Jacksonville moved up from 16 to 10 in 2011 for just their 2nd rounder.
In 2012 the Skins paid that king's ransom for RGIII and in 2011 the Falcons paid a ton for Julio Jones.
Point is, it just takes one team to find a match and make a deal. I think we agree Idzik isn't the type to throw the king's ransom at someone to move up, but if he can be the guy who slides up without giving up too much, that's different.
@a57se @Marcus Armstrong Been speculating for months now. No reason to stop now.
@a57se @Marcus Armstrong I disagree. It happens almost every year, and with a deeper draft than normal, it's more likely than ever to happen this year.
@a57se @Marcus Armstrong Sure, but why eliminate the possibility from discussion?


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Re: Lavalle Lee's Art & Animation StudiesWhat happened is that we've run out of room for posting additional graphics on the server. We'll check into it and see what can be done.
Meanwhile... I think 20 minutes poses is the way for you to go right now. I've found that's the ideal time limit for figure drawing as it involves putting down the image fast but having enough time to embellish it and work the drawing to a nice illustrative quality especially as far as making sure that the image is sound. You need to do that at this point. Longer poses. Ask the group you're with if they'd consider extended some of their poses to 10 and 20 minutes. It'll be beneficial for everyone.
Re: Lavalle Lee's Art & Animation StudiesOkay Charles I will ask on Tuesday for a longer pose. Any news on uploading???
Here is a flour sack pencil test double take rough, I am going to start over and try again until I get this right! http://www.flashcartoons.org/DoubleTake-OneTB.mov
Re: Lavalle Lee's Art & Animation StudiesHey! My comic Kinjokids won first prize over at Comic Dash!
Re: Lavalle Lee's Art & Animation StudiesThanks Charles!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oXrk2o0204 Finally going to start uploading some of my old toons to youtube. I found a way to save HD versions of my flash cartoons. Check out Twitch! Made this back in 2001.
Re: Lavalle Lee's Art & Animation Studiesbeing that the upload limit has been reached, i will just link my images for your viewing pleasure
http://www.4m4life.com/art/10-16-12-7.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/10-16-12-8.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/10-16-12-9.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/10-16-12-10.jpg
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Re: Lavalle Lee's Art & Animation StudiesOn to new life drawing! I started at a different life drawing place, they do contests and are a much younger college crowd who even bring in beer, lol
http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-7-12-1.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-7-12-2.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-7-12-3.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-7-12-4.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-7-12-5.jpg ^ this last one, i drew with marker on the back.. and it kind of seeps through, sorry about that :rotfl
Re: Lavalle Lee's Art & Animation StudiesHere are some avatars of Chick n' Slice if anyone wants to use them for your chat programs, forum avatars, profile pics etc. Enjoy!
Re: Lavalle Lee's Art & Animation StudiesNew short! Check out Bonk's Adventure! Bonk is just minding his own business until...?
Re: Lavalle Lee's Art & Animation StudiesMore of Life Drawing!
http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-7-12-6.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-7-12-7.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-7-12-8.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-7-12-9.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-7-12-10.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-7-12-11.jpg
Re: Lavalle Lee's Art & Animation StudiesHere are the drawings of "Turkey Theme Contest". I drew a turkey in the pose of the model, lol.
http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-7-12-12.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-7-12-13.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-7-12-14.jpg
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Re: Lavalle Lee's Art & Animation StudiesYour drawings are good. But I would like to see your photos once colored. Also it would be nice if you could show us here animations with the quality of your drawings. regards
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Thanks Ellorioh! I am working on it! http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-8-12-5.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-8-12-6.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-8-12-7.jpg http://www.4m4life.com/art/lifedrawing11-8-12-8.jpg
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Program DirectorPaula J. Olsiewski, Ph.D. joined the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation as a Program Director in 2000. Dr. Olsiewski created and directs the Foundation's programs in Microbiology of the Built Environment and Synthetic Biology, for which grantmaking was concluded in 2014. Dr. Olsiewski led Sloan's Biosecurity program until its conclusion in 2011. And she oversees the Sloan Public Service Awards, the Foundation's Civic Initiatives, and the Sloan Awards for Excellence in Teaching Science and Mathematics.
Dr. Olsiewski sits on numerous advisory committees and boards, including serving as the chair of the Board of Scientific Counselors Homeland Security Research Subcommittee at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. She is a consultant to the National Counterproliferation Center (2009-present). She previously served on the advisory board for the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START), a Center of Excellence of the U.S Department of Homeland Security based at the University of Maryland (2005- 2012). She served on the Board of Advisors for the WMD Center's Bio-Response Report Card in 2001. She was a member of the MIT Corporation (2003-2009), was President of the MIT Alumni Association (2003-2004), and served on the MIT Initiative on Faculty Race and Diversity Advisory Committee (2008-2009). She was a member of the NRC Committee on Advances in Technology and the Prevention of Their Application to Next Generation Biowarfare Threats, which produced the "Globalization, Biosecurity, and the Future of Life Sciences" report (2006).
Prior to joining the Foundation, Dr. Olsiewski served in many capacities in the biotech and biomedical community. She directed the New York City Biotechnology Initiative, a state-funded program under the auspices of the New York Biotechnology Association, to improve the region's ability to grow biotechnology companies by fostering relationships between academia and industry. She established and directed the technology licensing office at the Hospital for Special Surgery, an affiliate of Weill Medical College of Cornell University. Dr. Olsiewski has served as a consultant on numerous projects, providing technical analysis of biomedical companies and technologies for investment banking groups and state economic development agencies. She worked for nine years at Enzo Biochem, Inc., a publicly traded biotechnology company, where she directed commercial development activities for a variety of in vitro diagnostic products.
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Koehler aims to end funk vs. slumping Mets
Winless in past seven starts, Fish righty faces Gee, who eyes support
Lately, Miami righty Tom Koehler has struggled to prevent runs, and the Mets' hitters have had trouble scoring them.
One of the two seems assured of a turnaround in Sunday's series finale at Citi Field. Koehler, who is 0-4 with a 5.89 ERA over his last seven outings, is scheduled to pitch against right-hander Dillon Gee and New York, which has averaged 1.7 runs per game in the first seven contests of this homestand.
After the Mets took Friday's series opener, the two clubs split Saturday's doubleheader. The Marlins won the first game, 3-0, prompting New York manager Terry Collins to address his lineup's approach.
"We've got to make some adjustments. You look at some of the hits that they get on the other side, and they hit the ball the other way," Collins said. "We're not doing it. I know there's some guys that got here because they're power hitters or something, but we've still got to use the field better to hit."
Following their manager's words, the Mets went out and took the second game, 3-1. In the first seven games of the current homestand, however, they've compiled a .168 batting average and been shut out three times.
Koehler hasn't earned a victory since beating the Mets on Aug. 1 in Miami. Since then, he has allowed 24 runs in 36 2/3 innings.
Players on both teams are looking to impress for next year, and Koehler is no exception. Miami manager Mike Redmond has not decided whether the pitcher will be a starter or a reliever in 2014.
"With Tom, he's been given a great opportunity to go in and make these starts, get these excessive innings in," Redmond said. "It's been great for him. He's another one of those guys who we look at. He's been given a chance to start. I think he's done a great job. Ultimately, down the road, it's going to help him be a better pitcher.
"He's been able to work on his off-speed pitches, his curveball. Down the road, is he a starter or is he a bullpen guy? That's kind of to be determined. I think it's nice as a manager, when you think about going forward, you've got a guy who can start or pitch out of the bullpen. He's going to have a lot of value to us in either role."
In 26 games (20 starts) this season, Koehler is 3-10 with a 4.80 ERA. Gee, on the other hand, has an 11-10 record and 3.61 ERA across 29 starts.
Marlins: Stanton seeking strong finish
• Giancarlo Stanton is looking to end 2013 on a high note. In eight games before Saturday, he batted .393 with four home runs and 10 RBIs. Stanton had two home runs on Friday, giving himself nine career multi-homer games, and three this season.
"It's getting there," Stanton said. "We've got a few weeks left, so keep it up."
That preceded Saturday's doubleheader, in which he went 1-for-8 with three strikeouts. Injuries have limited Stanton to 102 games, across which he is hitting .253 with 22 home runs and 52 RBIs, numbers that are unacceptable to him. When asked how important the rest of the season is, he replied: "Very."
Mets: Francisco injured again
• This year, bad luck has seemed to follow Frank Francisco wherever he goes. The reliever was removed from Game 1 on Saturday after being hit in the right pinkie by a comebacker from Logan Morrison. The outing was just Francisco's fourth of the year.
X-rays on Francisco's right hand revealed a contusion, but no breaks.
"It swelled up pretty fast and pretty big," Collins said.
In December, Francisco had surgery to remove a bone spur from his right elbow, but multiple setbacks delayed his season debut with the Mets until Sept. 8, when he pitched in Cleveland.
• Injured third baseman David Wright, who's nursing a strained right hamstring, could return to the field as soon as Tuesday. Wright will almost certainly play for the Mets sometime next week.
"It's kind of a day-by-day type thing, and I think that there's still some more I need to accomplish before I play in a game," Wright said. "It's difficult for me to say, because I'd like to play. I think we, as players and coaches, tend to want to get on the field sooner than probably the medical staff and the doctors would like."
Worth noting
• In September, the Marlins are 6-8 and the Mets are 4-10.
• Miami is 11-7 against the Mets this season. Sunday marks the final meeting between the teams in 2013.
Mark Emery is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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WASHINGTON - A rising number of law enforcement officers are required to wear body armor after two consecutive years in which police were being killed by gunfire with increasing frequency, a new Justice Department study has found.
Ninety-two percent of officers reported that their agencies now have mandatory body armor policies, up from 59% in a similar 2009 survey.
The jump also comes in the wake of a 2010 directive by Attorney General Eric Holder, who warned that local police risked losing millions of dollars in federal aid if body armor did not become mandatory.
The new report, based on a survey of more than 1,000 officers, also found that 78% of police said their agencies had written policies related to mandatory body armor use, up from 45% in 2009.
Although the 2009 report surveyed 782 police agencies, the new study drew information from officers on the street - mainly from large agencies - to measure their understanding of and compliance with new or existing policies.
Nearly 90% of officers at agencies that required body armor to be worn said they complied with the mandatory-wear policies "all of the time."
"For a number of years, the data has shown that police have been targeted simply because they are police,'' said Chuck Wexler, executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum, a law enforcement think tank which performed both studies.
"The Justice Department had a responsibility to mandate this, and the police departments had a responsibility to institute these policies," Wexler said. "This clearly shows that departments are stepping up.''
The report comes as firearm-related police fatalities have declined 34% so far this year, compared with the same period last year, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, which closely tracks fatalities involving law enforcement in the line of duty.
Wexler said that while it is "encouraging'' that the number of firearms fatalities is declining this year after increases in 2010 and 2011, the study did not examine body armor policies and compliance among the officers who were killed.
"Can we say there has been a cause and effect (related to the new mandatory policies)? No,'' Wexler said. "But it is not unreasonable to say that these policies may be a contributing factor.''
Police use of body armor has long been a source of contention, especially in the South where sweltering summer heat is often the leading explanation for why bullet resistant vests remain in the trunks of patrol cars.
Houston police officials faced the same complaints in 2007 when the department began requiring all officers to wear body armor while in uniform. But police Chief Charles McClelland said much of the opposition disappeared two weeks after the policy was announced when an officer was shot-and saved-by a bullet-resistant vest.
McClelland said the officer, who had never worn armor before the directive was issued, was shot at multiple times by a gunman who was armed with a 9 mm handgun. One of the rounds struck the officer "in the center of the chest," the chief said. "I don't think there is much doubt that the vest saved his life."
In addition to firearms-related incidents, Craig Floyd, chairman and chief executive officer of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, said body armor also protects officers in car accidents and in knife attacks.
"Clearly, the new data indicates that message on officer safety is sinking in," Floyd said.
It is unclear whether the increase in mandatory armor policies was driven by the threat of losing federal aid or whether two years of rising officer deaths prompted the actions.
But the Justice report found that 90% of officers who comply with their department policies cited "critical'' safety reasons. Nearly 50% referred to agency requirements and 14% cited "family pressure'' as among the factors in their decisions to wear the equipment.
"I would like to think that my contemporaries are putting these policies in place for the right reasons, not simply out of concern that they might lose some (federal) money," McClelland said. "No chief wants to be in a position of having to present a folded flag to a loved one of a police officer when there was something that could have been done to prevent a death."
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Piano Solos for All Occasions (The Complete Resource for Every Pianist!). Composed by Various. For Piano/Keyboard. Piano Solo Songbook. Classical, Broadway, Movies, Jazz, Blues, Latin, Standards and New Age. SMP Level 5 (Intermediate). Collection. Standard notation and fingerings (does not include words to the songs). 272 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.310964).
ISBN 0634056816. With standard notation and fingerings (does not include words to the songs). Classical, Broadway, Movies, Jazz, Blues, Latin, Standards and New Age. 9x12 inches.
Everyone who plays piano should have this multipurpose resource on their music shelf! Includes delightful solo arrangements of 65 songs in styles ranging from classical to Latin, Broadway to blues, movie hits to new age, jazz standards, wedding songs and more! Tunes include Ain't Misbehavin', Canon in D, Route 66 and more.
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- Just The Way You Are
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- The Rainbow Connection
- Route 66
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- So Nice (Summer Samba)
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- In the Hall of the Mountain King
- Romeo and Juliet (Love Theme)
- Tales from the Vienna Woods
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- Solfeggietto
- Here, There And Everywhere
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Linux is lucky to have people like Rob and Marek around. I have no idea how they know what to do.
Phoronix: Freedreno Gallium3D Driver Begins To Work
The open-source Freedreno driver that is a reverse-engineered software stack for Qualcomm's Adreno/Snapdragon graphics processor continues to quickly hit new milestones. The Freedreno Gallium3D driver that's been worked on for the past month is beginning to function...
Linux is lucky to have people like Rob and Marek around. I have no idea how they know what to do.
This is amazing work. It will be quite exciting to see what progress is made over the following months.
I have no idea how they know what to do.
Hey, the only thing stopping you guys is you.
Learn to code. Learn how the hardware works. Read the source to something big, that people use.
Can code but can't into gpu? There's plenty cpu-side work in all these projects.
Just one example, unrelated but shows how an entry-level CS student might make a difference: there are sub-optimal algorithms in bash. With fairly low levels skills you can replace one of those, and gain a huge speedup in some task.
There's plenty of similar things in Mesa and freedreno.
yup! "journey of a thousand miles starts with one step" (or something roughly like that) :-)
I didn't know what I was doing at one point. No one is born knowing everything. Then learned (mostly through reading code and docs) rough idea about how gpu's work (intel and radeon stuff is well documented at least). When I started on freedreno, didn't really know what I was looking for. But I knew how to use strace, and then ld_preload. Started building up some tools to capture cmdstream. And then you eventually see some patterns. Fortunately, compared to desktop nvidia stuff, the kernel driver is open (although not upstream), so spending some time reading the code was quite helpful. Even reading over the public marketing blurbs/presentations/articles about the GPU is useful. (See here.) It's like a detective puzzle, look for clues wherever you can. And after that, writing simple test cases to drive the gpu w/ blob driver. In some cases varying a one or two parameters and comparing the cmdstream dumps. A parser to parse cmdstream dump to text plus meld was quite valuable. And then as I discover register names or bitfields in the registers, add those to the cmdstream parser.. Rince.. and Repeat.. :-)


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Readers' Prom Photos 2010 Parents and promgoers: Want to see your prom photos here? Just go to our form here and submit yours: http://www.tcpalm.com/forms/prom/ The deadline is the Tuesday after your prom. Previous Next VERO BEACH -- Jordan Walther, 18, and his date Krista Trent, 16, pose for their last photo at her grandparent's house before attending the Vero Beach High School prom. Urszula Knight HOBE SOUND -- Raymond, Zach, Matt, James, Tyler, John, Ryan, Sebastian, Mason, Boris, Tyler, Christian, Devin, Cord, Joel, Brian, Keith, and Kevin - group shot of the guys before they leave for prom. (Junior's at South Fork High School.) Tanya Scott VERO BEACH -- Ashley Villar, Chris Karmeris, Amy Askren and Hanisha Patel remember their Glendale days by showing their gator pride before the Vero Beach High School prom begins. Jane Askren STUART -- Chris McGlynn and Brittnay Rovner from Martin County High School getting some pictures taken at Flagler Park before prom. Priscilla McGlynn JENSEN BEACH -- Natalie Welker, Martin County High School senior prom 2010. Natalie Welker HOBE SOUNE -- Kelly Scott, 16, poses for pictures in the backyard before attending the South Fork High School Prom. Tanya Scott VERO BEACH -- Amy Askren and Chris Karmeris getting ready for the Vero Beach High School Prom. Jane Askren JENSEN BEACH -- Natalie Welker, senior prom. Natalie Welker PALM CITY -- Justin Ratel, Maria Colonna, Angie Colonna, Chris Guidoboni, Martin County High School. Sandy Colonna VERO BEACH -- Jordan Walther, 18, and his date Krista Trent, 16, pose for pictures at her grandparent's house before attending the Vero Beach High School prom. PALM CITY -- Kaitlynn Wiley and Bryan Twombly taking pictures before the Martin County High School prom. Cindy Wiley HOBE SOUND -- Ali, Lucy, Kelly, Tori, Claire, Angela, Kristen, Kavi, Sarah, Katrina, Mallory, Alyssa, Presley, Colleen, Chloe, Becky, Caroline, and Kelly get a group picture before leaving for the South Fork High School prom. Tanya Scott HOBE SOUND -- John (Jr), Mallory (Jr.), Keith (Jr.), Ali (Jr.), Brian (Jr.), Presley (Soph.), Kevin (Jr.), Kristen (Jr.), Mason (Jr.), Lucy (Soph), Katrina (Jr.), Kelly (Jr.), Sebastian (Jr.), Claire (Jr.), Kavi (Jr.), Boris (Jr.), Kelly (Jr.), Christian (Jr.), Angela (Jr.), Matt (Jr.), Tori (Jr.), Sarah (Jr.), Ryan (Jr.), Chloe (Jr.), Tyler (Jr.), Becky (Jr.), James (Jr.), Zach (Jr.), Raymond (Jr.), Alyssa (Jr.), Carolyn (Jr.), Devin (Jr.), Cord (Jr.), Tyler (Jr.) and Colleen (Jr.) get a group shot before leaving for the South Fork High School prom. Tanya Scott VERO BEACH -- Lauren Thomas, Lauren Vahosse and Melissa Frederick. Vero Beach High School. VERO BEACH -- Melissa Frederick and Lauren Thomas both seniors at Vero Beach High School. JENSEN BEACH -- Ryan Burke, Devon McAlphin, Tory Glenn and Spencer Powell stop to take a group picture in IndianRiverside Parkprior to heading to West Palm Beach for dinner. Sharon Glenn FORT PIERCE -- Douchkar Louis, 17, looking glamorous at Fort Pierce Central's prom. Douchkar Louis FORT PIERCE -- Terrice Robinson at her residence before attending the Fort Pierce Central High School prom May 15. Marvin Ingram FORT PIERCE -- Jonelle Francois, 18, and Douchkar Louis, 17, both seniors, attend prom at Pantherwoods County Club. Douchkar Louis FORT PIERCE -- Brittany Dekker, Mrs.Seal and Sashira posing during prom at Pantherwoods Country Club. Shay Mendez WABASSO BEACH -- Jodie Love and Tim Fothergill before the Sebastian River High School prom. Julie Love SEBASTIAN--Evan Brown and Nellie Moore. Sherry Brown VERO BEACH -- Connor Coleman, 18, and Kendall Hedgecock, 16, prior to the Indian River Charter High School Prom. Donna Hedgecock FORT PIERCE -- Joshua Hines, Fort Pierce Central High School. Carl Smith JENSEN BEACH -- South Fork High School girls gather under the banyan tree for a pre-dinner photo: Ashley Maune, Asheton McNabb, Broke Sherlin, Ali Perron, Allison Newbold and April Welker, all 17. Heidi McNabb FORT PIERCE -- Shaquinta Ingram awaiting the adventures at Fort Pierce Central's prom. FORT PIERCE -- Brittany Dekker, 18, and Cory Music, 18, prom picture taken before they leave to their Fort Pierce Central prom at Pantherwood Country Club on May 15. FORT PIERCE -- Fort Pierce Central Sashira Mendez, aka Shay, posing after she got her corsage. She was getting ready to leave to her high school prom at Panther Woods Country Club. Elsa Gonzalez FORT PIERCE -- Alexia Grier and Joshua Hines attend the Fort Pierce Central High School prom. Carl Smith FORT PIERCE -- Niesha McKenzie and Philicia Hatcher attend Fort Pierce Central High School's prom at Pantherwoods Country Club. Trevor Williams FORT PIERCE--Reanna Mesito and Westley Nunnally taking pictures before everyone showed up for the Westwood High School prom. Rayo Mesito FORT PIERCE -- Haley Davis and Brandon Houle getting ready to leave for Fort Pierce Central High School's prom at Pantherwoods Country Club. Christine Houle STUART -- Zach Pecci and Abby Knight at Stuart Beach before the Jensen Beach High School prom. Bill Pecci FORT PIERCE -- Janica Ricks, Maurice Moore, Shenika Pierre and Joey Alexis getting ready to leave for their prom at Pantherwoods Country Club. Lynda Pierre FORT PIERCE -- This picture of La'Tasia Lee was taken just before Fort Pierce Central's prom at Pantherwoods Country Club. Jerry Agnew FORT PIERCE -- La'Tasia Lee 18 and Talecia Mcmillon 18 at the dinner part on prom FORT PIERCE -- Janica Ricks and Shenika Pierre looking gorgeous in their "Cinderella" and "Goddess" gowns. Lynda P. PORT ST. LUCIE -- Tyler Allender, Catherine Yoo, Aaryn Moloney and Virak Ngauv attended Lincoln Park Academy's Prom April 16. Jan Webb JENSEN BEACH -- Seniors from Jensen Beach High School excited about their prom. Pictured are Emily Kaiser, Brenna Gabrey and Christy Schneyman in IndianRiverside Park. Jeannine Adam DOWNTOWN STUART -- Amber Knight and Steven Lasalle before heading to Treasure Coast High School prom. Megan Marchionne FORT PIERCE -- Talecia McMillon, Shenika Dorsey, Iesha Mcleod, La'Tasia Lee, Brittini Montegomery and April Rice. We went for a bathroom break, and ending up taking pictures. Deputy Lindstadt VERO BEACH -- Connor Coleman and Kendall Hedgecock attended the Indian River Charter High School prom May 8. Donna Hedgecock FORT PIERCE -- La'Tasia Lee 18 ,Shenika Dorsey 17, and Jordyn Thomas 16 posing for the camera just before dinner. Kevian Samuels FORT PIERCE -- La'Tasia Lee, 18, and Talecia Mcmillon, 18, at the dinner party on prom night. STUART -- Alison Thalacker and Keith Murphy leaving for the South Fork High School Prom Tom Murphy FORT PIERCE -- Sashira Mendez and Abraham Guerreo Elsa Gonzalez FORT PIERCE -- Fran-Toya Roberts, sister of Dontavious Roberts jumps into his arms. The Fort Pierce Westwood High School prom was at Patherwoods Country Club. Francinia Boston FORT PIERCE -- Tamecia Newton and Lakeshia Washington at the Fort Pierce WestWood High School prom at the Pantherwoods Country Club. Francinia Boston PORT ST. LUCIE -- This is the way to go to the John Carroll High School prom! Wyatt Carlton PORT ST. LUCIE -- Albert Wilson Jr. and Javonti Cason in Wilson Jr.'s yard, ready to head out to Port St. Lucie High School's prom. TaKescha Stewart SEBASTIAN -- Joshua Armenteros and Chantelle Niro attend the Sebastian River High School prom. Joshua Armenteros SEBASTIAN -- Shannon Howder and Ronny Hearndon attend the Sebastian River High School prom. Celeste Howder FORT PIERCE -- At Brittney's house waiting for the limo to go to the Westwood High School prom. Parent of student PORT ST. LUCIE -- Sabrina Bulnes and Nelson Ojeda attend the Treasure Coast High School prom. Kelly Ojeda PORT ST. LUCIE -- Sabrina Bulnes and Nelson Ojeda attend the Treasure Coast High School prom. Kelly Ojeda SEBASTIAN -- Trevor Graham and Kayla Marini. Sebastian River High School. SEBASTIAN -- Brooke Weisman and Nicholas Supplee. Sebastian River High School. FORT PIERCE -- Lincoln Park Academy seniors, Kellie Schutt and Michael Hartman departing for their prom April 16. PORT ST. LUCIE -- Lincoln Park Academy Pre-Prom Party. A night to remember! From left: Cepeda, Meganmarie Rivera, Nicole Homier, Earl Geter. ST. LUCIE WEST -- St. Lucie West Centennial seniors Charles Cooke Jr. and Kristin Schrader get ready to depart for their prom. Lori Schrader PORT ST. LUCIE -- Girls, they just want to have fun! Pre-Prom Party for Lincoln Park Academy. From left: Holly Garza, Javonti Cason, Nicole Homier, Tatiana Siplin, Shamya Smith. PORT ST. LUCIE -- Pre-Prom Party for Lincoln Park Academy. From left: Linette Rivera, Samantha Marie, Nneka Reese, Raquel King, Meganmarie Rivera, Kayla Mitchell, Holly Garza, Nicole Homier, Nicole Spotswood, Andrea Walker, Tatiana Siplin, Shamya Smith, Javonti Cason, Janice, Brittney Morris. VERO BEACH -- Cameron Hueneke, 19, senior, and Emily Drumm, 19, senior. Both from Indian River Charter High School. PORT ST. LUCIE -- Tony Soldeveri and Briana Pinillos before leaving to prom at St. Lucie West Centennial. PORT ST. LUCIE -- Before prom at St. Lucie West Centennial. VERO BEACH -- Spencer Day, Ted DeLange, Stephen Vendryes, Logan Smith, Riley Swing and Cameron Morrison of Master's Academy. Junior guys having a little fun while pictures were being taken! PORT ST. LUCIE -- Somer Awe, Ashley Slocki, Darcilyn Butala. St. Lucie West Centennial High School. PORT ST. LUCIE -- Elliott Kawa of Port Saint Lucie High School and his date, Krystal Nieves of Treasure Coast High School, attended the Port Saint Lucie High School prom held at Club Med on May 1. VERO BEACH -- Master's Academy. Back row: Katlin Van Vynckt, Jillian Martinelli, Logan Smith, Stephen Vendryes, Spencer Day, Riley Swing, Ted DeLange, Zach Dean, Colby Veinotte, Tyler Bursick and Steven Ellis Front row: Kaitlyn Dillard, Kristin Maxted, Dana Dilling, Alyssa Hansen, Dania Grevengoed, Jessica Wild, Shannon Myers and Cameron Morrison. FORT PIERCE -- Lincoln Park Academy students on prom night April 16 From left, Jessica Roy, Shawnee Marchu, Shannen Marchu, Kali Alexander, Crista Benjamin, Margo Keane, and Lindsey Bordner. Linda Sampson VERO BEACH -- Best friends Stephen Vendryes and Logan Smith at Royal Palm Pointe of Master's Academy. FORT PIERCE -- Lincoln Park Academy students on prom night April 16. From left, Zach Brown, Daniel Irigoyen, Joel Collins, Jessica Roy, Shawnee Marchu, Shannen Marchu, Kali Alexander, Crista Benjamin, Margo Keane, Lindsey Bordner, Jack Bullers, Forest Davis and Matthew Gelardo Linda Sampson PORT ST. LUCIE--Waylon and Corey Gruszka preparing for a great evening out with friends from Centennial High School. Lynne Gruszka PORT ST. LUCIE-- SLW Centennial High School students, Deviny Mesorana, Simona Milosevska, Shelby Smith and Kayla Turner. Donna Smith PORT ST. LUCIE--Port St. Lucie High School students, Karina Moesch, Melissa Kurr, Brittany Dill, Celeste Weeks, Gabby Mazer, Jake Thomas, Kayla Polaske getting ready to load the limo to Finz for dinner before the prom at Club Med. JENSEN BEACH--Centennial seniors and guests from left, Andrea Del Mar Soto, Julie Sindelar, Kristin Schrader, Miriah Singley, Gabrielle Nanni, Norrana Montimor pose at Indian Riverside Park. Lori Schrader JENSEN BEACH-- Centennial seniors and their guests from left: David Velasquez, Andrea Del Mar Soto, Ryan Persaud, Julie Sindelar,Nick Mainelli, Miriah Singley, Gaithan Jenkins, Gabrielle Nanni, Jesse Berry, Norrana Montimor, Charles Cooke, Kristin Schrader at Indian Riverside State Park. Lori Schrader PORT ST. LUCIE--Lincoln Park Academy students, Giovanny Alfonzo, 17, and Samantha Amador, 15, before they had thier dinner for two. Sandra Padilla STUART--Brittney Gileno and Jacob Mullen of Port St. Lucie High School. Deborah Mullen STUART--Meghan Hickey, Brittney Gileno and Manon Suazo of Port St. Lucie High School look stunning for their prom dates May 1, 2010. Deborah Mullen STUART--Mike Swords and Manon Suazo of Port St. Lucie High School steal a kiss on their prom night, May 1, 2010. Deborah Mullen STUART--Group Photo of Port St. Lucie High School Juniors/Seniors 2010. Deborah Mullen STUART--Brittney Gileno and Jacob Mullen before the Port St. Lucie High School prom. Deborah Mullen PORT ST. LUCIE -- Anthony Hunter and Darcilyn Butala. St. Lucie West Centennial High School. VERO BEACH -- Alyssa Hansen, Kristin Maxted, Jessica Wild, Katlin Van Vynckt, Jillian Martinelli, Shannon Myers, Dania Grevengoed, Dana Dilling and Kaitlyn Dillard at Royal Palm Pointe of Master's Academy. Master's Academy has a "Chrysalis," our version of the prom. The evening started with a private dinner at the Dockside Grill followed by pictures at Royal Palm Pointe. After pictures the students went to Riverside Theater to see "Sister's of Swing" and then completed the evening with a dessert reception at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith. PORT ST. LUCIE--Sabrina Bulnes and Nelson Ojeda. Kelly Ojeda VERO BEACH--Alexis Hueneke, 18, Senior at Sebastian River High and Kollin Hasselbrink, 19. Alison Morrison SEBASTIAN--Getting in the limo. Sherry Brown FORT PIERCE-- Alexia Grier, Terrice Robinson, and Shaquinta Ingram knows that the best is yet to come. Fort Pierce Central Prom Night. Marvin Ingram FORT PIERCE--Kraig Glenton posing right before he sits down to enjoy his dinner. Shay Mendez FORT PIERCE--A group of friends got together to take a picture at Pantherwoods Country Club for a prom they won't ever forget. Miguel Jimenez FORT PIERCE--McKinley Allen, Philicia Hatcher, and Rodney Mathieu posing at Fort Pierce Central's prom. Tasia Lee PORT ST. LUCIE-- Brunson Marsh and Amber McCants attending St Lucie West Centennial High School. Abria McCants PORT ST. LUCIE-- Morgan Thomas, Alexia Thomas, Amber McCants, Alicia McPherson and Tihara Dixon on their way to St Lucie West Centennial High School Prom. Abria McCants JENSEN BEACH-- Tory Glenn, Spencer Powell, Jenn Sessa, and Tyler Lenz taking time to smile for the camera at Indian Riverside Park before the Jensen Beach High School prom. Sharon Glenn FORT PIERCE-- Jynne, 16, posing in her front yard before heading to Pantherwoods Country Club for the Fort Pierce Central HIgh School prom. Jennifer Wilson VERO BEACH-- John Clements (12th grade) and Beth Olson (11th grade) of Indian River Charter High School taken in front of the limo. Lily Croteau VERO BEACH--Marie Wood and Rex Hailey. Robin Morgan STUART--Christa Tarantino and Melissa Nealy getting ready to go to the Martin County High School prom! Liz Tarantino VERO BEACH-- Back row: Anh Nguyen, Mason Urso, and Rex Hailey Front row: Ashtin Morgan, Brittany Buck, Ashley Osteen, Marie Wood, and Alexis Brewster Robin Morgan JENSEN BEACH--Evan Greenbaum and Sam Soffici. Debbie Greenbaum JENSEN BEACH--Madisen Lydon, Lee Gubernick, Molly O'Neil, Jake Scott, Sam Soffici, Evan Greenbaum. Debbie Greenbaum JENSEN BEACH-- Josh Robinson, Evan Greenbaum, Lee Gubernick, Zach Wettenstein. Debbie Greenbaum VERO BEACH-- Brandon Buck taking a picture with his sister Brittany Buck before prom. Robin Morgan VERO BEACH--Ashtin Morgan and Anh Nguyen. Robin Morgan VERO BEACH-- Anh Nguyen, Mason Urso, Alexis Brewster, and Rex Hailey. Robin Morgan RPROM Robin Morgan 5 Robin Morgan Full name of high school * Vero Beach High School City, county and location where the photo was taken: * Vero Beach Submit your photo * l_97caaaa27fc442b6b2a517f6ece398a8.jpg 75.20 kB · jpg Photo caption: * Mason Urso and Ashley Osteen STUART--Lauren, Brittney and Anna pose for Martin County High School pre-prom photo. Ed Benzio PALM CITY--Alexis Rovner and Tyler Raynes taking the Tiger Limo to the MCHS Prom. Tara Rovner FORT PIERCE MARINA-- Azara Williams and Niq McCoy waiting for pictures to end. Monica Bennett FORT PIERCE MARINA-- Azara and Kayla. Monica Bennett FORT PIERCE--Katie McDermott, Shanice Grant, Felicia Endres, Christina Malette. Mark Maloch Show Caption Hide Caption


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The GNOME and KDE desktop environments included with PC-BSD provide accessibility features to assist users with vision and mobility impairments. This section provides an overview of these features and references to additional accessibility information.
GNOME Accessibility Tools
Pour installer les outils d'accessibilité GNOME, soyez sur que la case "Accessibilité-GNOME" est cochée (elle l'est par défaut) lorsque vous sélectionnez l'installation de GNOME pendant le processus d'installation ou après celle ci en utilisant le panneau de contrôle ➜ Gestionnaire de Packets ➜ Bureaux.
Le composant Accessibilité de GNOME installe les logiciels suivants
- dasher[1]: supports alternative input devices such as a joystick, touchscreen, trackball, head-mouse, or eyetracker. In GNOME, this utility is located in Applications ➜ Utilities ➜ Dasher. It can also be started from the command line by typing dasher. To change the input device, start dasher and click Edit ➜ Preferences ➜ Control, shown in Figure 9.10a.
- gok[3]: application which displays virtual keyboards. You can use a mouse or an alternative pointing device to operate the virtual keyboards. It generates dynamic keyboards that contain keys to represent the applications that are running on your desktop or the menus that are contained in an application. In GNOME, this utility is located in System ➜ Preferences ➜ Assistive Technologies, or you can type gok at the command line. Check the box Enable assistive technologies and then press the Close and Log Out button. Once you log back in, you can start this program by typing gok in a terminal. To start the virtual keyboard, click "Compose" in the main window, shown in Figure 9.10b. You can set your gok preferences by clicking GOK ➜ Preferences.
- mousetweaks[4]: provides mouse accessibility enhancements while logged into GNOME, such as simulating different mouse clicks without using physical buttons and a delay-click feature which opens a context menu. To configure mousetweaks within GNOME, go to System ➜ Preferences ➜ Mouse ➜ Accessibility. In the screen shown in Figure 9.10c, if you check the box Trigger secondary click by holding down the primary button, you can simulate a secondary click on a mouse with one button by keeping the primary mouse button pressed without moving the pointer for the time determined by the delay slider. If you check the box Initiate click when stopping pointer movement, you will activate dwell click. This allows you to assign actions to a single primary click, double click, drag click, and secondary click without having to actually click a mouse button.
Le composant d'accessibilité de GNOME ajoute également les options suivantes à l'écran de connexion vu en figure 4.8b:
- utiliser le clavier graphique de l'écran
- utiliser le lecteur d'écran
- Use screen magnifier
More information about GNOME-Accessibility can be found in the GNOME Desktop Accessibility Guide[5].
KDE Accessibility Tools
To install the KDE accessibility tools, make sure that the "KDE-Accessibility" box is checked (it is by default) when selecting to install KDE either during installation or afterwards using Control Panel ➜ Package Manager ➜ Desktops.
The KDE-Accessibility component installs the following software:- KMag[6]: a screen magnifier. In KDE, this application is in Applications ➜ Utilities ➜ Screen Magnifier or you can type kmag from the command line. Drag the magnifier window over the text you wish to magnify or click its "Settings" button to view the shortcuts for its various modes. Press F1 while the application is open to access the Kmagnifier Handbook.
- KMouseTool[7]: clicks the mouse whenever the mouse cursor pauses briefly. It can also drag the mouse, although this takes a bit more practice. To start this utility in KDE, click Applications ➜ Utilities ➜ Automatic Mouse Click or type kmousetool from the command line. In the screen shown in Figure 9.10d, check the settings you wish to use, click the "Apply" button, then click the "Start" button. If you quit this screen, it will be added to the system tray and will continue to run until you launch its icon and click the "Stop" button. A PDF of the KMouseTool Handbook can be downloaded from the KDE site[8].
- kmouth[9]: enables persons that cannot speak to speak through their computer. It keeps a history of spoken sentences from which the user can select to be re-spoken. To start this program, click Applications ➜ Utilities ➜ Speech Synthesizer Frontend or type kmouth from the command line. The first time you run this application, a configuration wizard will prompt you to set the command to use for speaking texts, the character encoding, and a language phrase book. DOES NOT WORK, NEEDS MORE TESTING
- speech-dispatcher[10]: speech synthesis interface. DOES NOT WORK, NEEDS MORE TESTING
More information about KDE-Accessibility can be found in the KDE UserBase Wiki[11].
- ↑ http://www.inference.phy.cam.ac.uk/dasher/
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 http://espeak.sourceforge.net/
- ↑ https://wiki.gnome.org/Gok
- ↑ https://launchpad.net/mousetweaks/
- ↑ http://library.gnome.org/users/gnome-access-guide/stable/
- ↑ http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdeaccessibility/kmag/
- ↑ http://www.kde.org/applications/utilities/kmousetool/
- ↑ http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdeaccessibility/kmousetool/kmousetool.pdf
- ↑ http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdeaccessibility/kmouth/
- ↑ http://devel.freebsoft.org/speechd
- ↑ http://userbase.kde.org/Applications/Accessibility


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Bali is like a pick and mix of sweets and lollies. Yes, you can drink and dance to excess, but you can also take advantage of the cultural smorgasbord of nature, art and spirituality at the Museum Rudana or Besakih Temple. Or explore the wildlife at Bali Safari and Marine Park or Ubud's Elephant Safari Park.Or if you're simply looking for some R&R and work on your tan, there are a number of picturesque spots to choose from, including Benoa, Lovina, or Candidasa.
Even aside from the stunning beaches of Kuta, Nusa Dua and Seminyak or the more traditional cultural hub of Ubud, there are towns and smaller islands waiting for you to discover. Lombok Island is a hidden gem, or explore the west coast to find forests, wet rice fields and beautiful natural landscape.
So, if you've got a sweet tooth and are greedy by nature, Bali could just be the sweet to satisfy. See… you don't even have to be a drunken idiot to appreciate it.
Bali's Top 10
10. Kecak Dance Hit Denpasar to see this traditional dance. If the culture doesn't do it for you, the bare-chested men might! |
5. Tanah Lot Temple A beautiful 16th Century holy temple. Bonus – it's on the beach! |
9. Bali Botanical Garden Chillax and take a load off in these peaceful surroundings. |
4. Besakih Temple Known as the 'Mother Temple of Bali' and perched on Mouth Agung, it is the holiest place on the island. |
8. Garuda Wisnu Kencana It's always good to visit a Buddha. Especially if you ate a bit too much the night before. |
3. Kintamani Volcano Daredevils flock to this still-active landmark, which sits on the edge of an 8km wide lake. |
7. Uluwatu Temple Located on a clifftop. Little sister of Tanah Lot with must-see views. Stick around for the sunset. |
2. Elephant Safari Park Climb aboard these giants and take a tour through the jungles. |
6. Tegalalang Rice Terrace Cool down in this breezy nook of Ubud and discover the traditional Bali lifestyle. |
1. Bali Safari and Marine Park Animals, entertainment, hands-on experience and a water park. All your pick 'n' mix favourites in one box! |
Bali History
- Hindu Temple – Bali, famed "Island of the Gods," is known for its 20,000 Hindu Temples.
- Nine Directional Temples – Protecting the island and people from dark forces stand the Nine Directional Temples located at strategic points across Bali.
- Besakih Temple – The Balinese claim the Besakih "mother temple" to be the most important temple.
- Mount Batur – The volcano of Mount Batur permanently smolders and sometimes produces a large bang and plumes of ashy smoke when pressure is released.
- Black sand – Black sand covers many coastline beaches in Bali due to the volcanic nature of the island.
Bali Art & Culture
- Ubud – Several museums can be found in Ubud, Bali's artistic capital.
- Bali Bomb Memorial – The Bali Bomb Memorial stands to commemorate the 202 lives take in the first Bali Bomb attack in October 2002.
- Taman Gili – Taman Gili means "island garden" and is decorated with bales and ponds.
- Kerta Gosa – The Kerta Gosa pavilion stands as the only piece of Wayang art in all of Bali that survived the fighting Dutch in the early 20th century.
- Semarapura Museum – A collection of objects from Balinese history are displayed inside the Semarapura Museum.
Bali Shopping
- Pasar Kumbasari – Located in Bali's capital of Denpasar, you will find shopping at Pasar Kumbasari offering handicrafts.
- Matahari – There is plenty of shopping and Swensen's Ice Cream Cafe waiting for you in Matahari.
- The Pasar Burung – Pasar Burung is a bird market that also sells small animals.
- The Pasar Badung – This is where you shop for produce and food from all over the island.
Bali Gay & Lesbian
- Bacio – An upscale dance venue.
- Dejavu – Dejavu bar primarily attracts gays and lesbians.
- Mixwell Lounge & Bar – This bar caters to the gay crowd with live music.
- Q Bar & Café – Q Bar & Café offers fashion shows, dancers and regular theme nights.
- Kuta Beach – A nudist beach that usually has
Bali Outdoor
- Padang Bai – Padang Bai's Tugal Beach is good for diving and snorkeling.
- Candidasa – You will find black sand at the beach of Candidasa.
- Taman Wedhi Budaya – Bali Arts Festival takes place in Taman Wedhi Budaya.
- Mandala Wisata Wanara Wana – The swath of jungle that a band of grey-haired and greedy long-tailed Balinese macaques call home.
- Mount Agung – A volcano perched at the highest point in Bali and a popular hiking mountain.
Bali Sport
- Badminton – Badminton, an Olympic sport, is the most successful sport in Indonesia.
- Football – Football is Indonesia's most popular sport.
- Pencak Silat – Pencak Silat is an Indonesian martial art practiced by many Indonesians.
- Cycling – The annual Tour d'Indonesia attracts local and foreign cycling teams.
- Basketball – Basketball is mostly popular among the older children of Indonesia.
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Kuta BeachBeaches, sunsets, shopping and spirituality – it's all here.
Although Kuta Beach is known as a tourist hub, there are certainly ways to enjoy your time here without feeling like you're in Australia. Ask a local to point you in the right direction for things to see and do – just be prepared to spare some change for the service.
Barter to your heart's content along the Discovery Shopping Mall Esplanadewhile taking in the street performances and relaxing at open-air cafés. Pay your respects at Bali Bombing Memorial Monument,before having a drink at the newly renovated Paddy's: Reloaded.
Then, just when you've had one too many cocktails, kick back on the beach and see the sunset from one of the clearest spots in the country.
And yes, the nightlife goes off! You can literally stumble from one bar to the next. And if you want, drinking games, pub crawls and dancing can be a must!
UbudWithout doubt the cultural heart of the island. Discover traditional and contemporary art at the Arma Museum,before dining in one of their many restaurants or grabbing a drink in the bar.
Explore the best of Bali's natural world at Bali Bird & Reptile Parkand Bali Zoo.For a more historical viewpoint, Batuan Villageoffers a look at what Bali was like back in the day. You know, when sweeties really were the best things in the world!
Nusa DuaFor private beaches and a varied look at the many cultures living side-by-side in Bali, Nusa Dua is a great place to escape the tourist-centric feel of most of the island. Visit Candraloka Amphitheatre.If there's nothing happening there, take advantage. Try your hand at some stand-up, or put on a play. Why not? You're on holiday.
There are also secluded beaches such as Geger Beachwhere you can really let your hair down. And there are still babes to gawk at and food for sale. Heaven! Plus, there are various temples such as Puja Mandala,where you can see different cultures living harmoniously together.
CandidasaCandidasa is located at Samuh Bugbug Village, 12km from Amlapura, the main town of Karangasem. Don't expect any bars or clubs here. This is a peaceful island getaway to relax and be quiet. Shhhhh!
You will, however, enjoy nightly dance performances and toured trips to Goa Lawah Temple,which is the home to thousands of fruit bats.
Candidasa is also a great place to eat out, with some top restaurants such as The Lotus Seaview offering a beach-side Balinese feast and just-caught seafood, or cuddle up in Vincent's for great food and live jazz.
Eat & Drink In Bali
There's a huge range of places to eat out in Bali. From street food to fine dining, they cater for everyone – from the critics to the just plain starving! If you're after traditional fare a feast is never far away, or if you're feeling a bit homesick there's always a burger or some good old-fashioned fish and chips.
The Lotus Seaview Located on the beach with stunning meals and fresh seafood. |
Gado-Gado The perfect spot for a late breakfast or lazy lunch by the sea. Seminyak Beach |
B' Couple Bar N' Grill Open 24 hours, you're never short of a place to chill out with a beer and a burger. |
Indus Order the Balinese tapas and feast your eyes on the best view of the Campuhan River. |
Dirty Duck Relax in this adorable little hut and try your hand (or mouth) at snails or crispy duck! Fish and chips available for the unadventurous. |
Raja's An award-winning beachfront setting with the best Balinese food around. |
Blue Ocean The place of choice for expats, surfers and lovers of fresh seafood and cold beer. |
Gabah Restaurant & Bar Located on the sidewalk and offering traditional style food with a little added romance. |
Boneka Put your fancy-pants on and order from the French-style menu or stuff yourself at the buffet. |
Mama's German Restaurant Loosen that belt buckle for massive servings of sausage, pork-knuckle and giant beers. |
Bali Events
Bali's acclaimed Annual Arts Festival takes place from every second Saturday in June to the second Saturday in July and is a celebration of exhibitions and performances. Be 'blown away' by the kite festival (boom-tish!).
The Galungan is the most important holiday for Balinese people, as they believe it is when their gods visit the Earth. This 10 day festival cannot be determined by the Western calendar because it occurs every 210 days so is literally a moveable feast. So fingers crossed you're there when it pops up. It's due to take place from 1-11 February in 2012 – and you can work it out after that!
The Balinese saka calendar has a major festival called Nyepi, which is the equivalent to New Year's Eve in the West. It always falls on the day after the new moon on the ninth month, which you'd think would make it September, but is actually March or April. Regardless, it's a great excuse to have some fun!
Saraswati Day celebrates the Hindu goddess of knowledge. It takes place twice a year (but again moves around), so be there in roughly April and November if you want to learn something.
June sees Bali host Shakespeare by the Sea with one-off performances of the man's best works in Blu Lagoon Village, Padang. To see or not to see – that is the question.
The 10th month sees Seminyak, Ubud, and Denpasar host the Q! Film Festival, a gay film festival that attracts increasing numbers every year.
Getting Around
Like most things in Bali, getting around is a breeze. Public buses and bemos (have to be seen to be believed) abound – just be prepared to clamber over people, livestock and spare parts to find a seat. Plus there are also chartered bemos, shuttle buses, taxis, private cars, rented cars, motorcycles and eco-friendly bicycles.
When paying for a taxi service, be sure to know your prices. Some people will try to rip you off!
When To Go
July and August – Temperatures are at their lowest and the weather is dry, but prices are at their highest to match the tourist season.
June or late September – The weather is still cool and dry around this time, but there are fewer crowds and everything is generally a bit cheaper.
What To Miss
The Water – Don't drink it. Bali belly is not just a fairytale. 'No ice' will become your favourite phrase when ordering a drink.
Everyone loves a good grope, but not from a monkey! Hold on to your wallets when visiting safari parks.
Beware of locals asking for cash for private tours.
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