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We hear a lot of discussion about "Higher Power". The last few days, I've been thinking about "Higher Purpose." And, I've pretty much concluded that for me, a Higher Power and a Higher Purpose -- go hand-in-hand. That I'm only fooling myself to think that I can have One without the Other.
Looking back over my own Sobriety career -- I can see that having a "Higher Purpose" was -- a "Higher Power" to me, to get me through the stuff that "Will Power" was not enough to get me through.
I'm not one of those that bashes "Will Power." I believe Will Power is a good thing. It's a necessary thing. We couldn't live, or survive, or have the muster to do what we have to do -- when we have to do it -- without using ALL the Will Power that we've got.
But, it seems that "Will Power" is designed to be used as the "short burst of power" that we need to do something quickly, or immediately -- because it doesn't last very long. I get a burst of Will Power to take out the trash -- or, to pick up my Big Book, or call my sponsor, or to get to a meeting. But, it's not designed to carry me on the long ventures. The road trips of life -- where I'll be spending hours, days, weeks, months, or years -- and where I'm sure there will be some big pot holes in the road -- and there will be times I end up face down in the ditch. My will power is not enough to keep me out of the ditch -- or to get me out of the ditch, most of the time.
Having a Higher Purpose is like having a "Pull Power" -- to pull me up out of the ditch when I land in one. To pull me up, so I can shake myself off and "try again" and to keep on trying -- without giving in or giving up.
I've thought in times past -- that I've had some real Grandiose concepts of my "Higher Purpose". LOL. "Here I come! Sober Mighty Mouse -- to Save the Day!" LOL. Then, I get real and fizzle out like a dud firecracker.
I DO believe that having a Higher Purpose -- has actually been a "MUST" for me to maintain my sobriety -- during the low ebbs and tides of life. Without it -- I could have never gone as long as I've gone or gotten as far as I've got, which... may not be so long and far, after all. But, it's a lot further along than I could have gotten by only having my Will Power working for me.
I'd like to read your comments on this. My ideas have changed a lot over the years. Now, it seems that my Higher Purpose is not as Grand as I hoped it would be. It's just something really simple -- that probably even the most inept and unequipped person on the planet could do!
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A 7 hour long movie (mini series), about a girl named Virginia who is transferred through a magic mirror to a place of nine kingdoms where fairy tales are real. She struggles in her way to find home with her father and Wolf (a wolf who looks like a man, but has a tail and other wolf-like qualities), and a dog named Prince, who is really a Prince in a dog's body. Her adventures lead her to many places and meets many fairy tale characters such as Snow White, Cinderella and a family of Little Bo Peeps.
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A fantasy show which follows the tale of Virginia Lewis as she is transported, via a magic mirror, to the fariytale world of the nine kingdoms. She is accompanied by Wolf (a wolf in a man's body), Tony Lewis (her father) and Prince (a real Prince in a dog's body.) These companions must save the kingdoms from the Evil Queen. It's was the best thing on Sky One over Xmas.
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Wilson, Angels eyeing up sweep of White Sox
Sale aiming to deny Halos' bid for their fourth straight win
After dropping to a season-low 11 games below .500 earlier in the week, the Angels find themselves winners of three straight road games and one victory away from a sweep of the White Sox.
The Halos will call on C.J. Wilson to oppose Sox ace Chris Sale, who will try to stop his club's skid on Mother's Day at U.S. Cellular Field. A win would also extend the Angels' winning streak to a season-high four games.
Wilson is coming off his first loss last time out, though he received little defensive help. The southpaw conceded seven runs, only two were earned, and struck out a season-high 12 batters while matching a season-low two walks over 6 1/3 innings against the Astros on Tuesday. Five of the seven runs crossed in the third inning during which catcher Hang Conger made a pair of errors.
"It's disappointing, but I feel like the best thing I could've done was what I did, which was to hang in the game and try to give the bullpen a little bit of a rest," Wilson said. "It's frustrating, but I have to try to throw as long as I can. After that [third inning], I was pretty pitch-efficient the rest of the game. It was a lot of strikes. The one walk was a competitive walk and the other walk was intentional. So, in that regard, it's an improvement for me."
The White Sox, meanwhile, are trying to find a way to turn things around themselves. Chicago enters Sunday's series finale having lost five of its last seven games and stuck in last place in the American League Central at 14-20.
For the second straight start, Sale will be looking to prevent his club from being swept. The 24-year-old southpaw took the mound in Kansas City last Monday and held the Royals to one run over 7 1/3 innings as the White Sox salvaged a 2-1 extra-innings victory in the series finale.
Overall, Sale has pitched at least seven innings and allowed two or fewer earned runs in each of his last four outings.
The White Sox, however, will need to play better defense behind Sale if he's going to earn his fourth win of the season. Chicago has struggled defensively this season, evident again in Saturday's 3-2 loss, during which the Sox committed three errors.
"It's more staying on top of it and where we are at right now, it's not acceptable," manager Robin Ventura said of his defense, which the club has spent extra time on improving recently, following the 3-2 loss. "They understand that. You again work at it and preach in part to do all that stuff where you can't win unless you play good defense.
"... Again, until we can clean up everything, we'll let games slip away."
Angels: Playing around injuries
Even with reliever Scott Downs returning to action in Saturday's victory, the Angels are still dealing with a rash of injuries as they have for much of the season.
They enter Sunday's series finale with outfielder Peter Bourjos and pitchers Jered Weaver, Ryan Madson Sean Burnett and Kevin Jepsen all on the disabled list. Shortstop Erick Aybar, who missed three weeks with a bruised left heel earlier this season, is also day to day with tightness in his right hamstring.
"Injuries are part of a Major League season, and it definitely will reflect on the depth of an organization," manager Mike Scioscia said. "In some ways, we've had some depth with guys who have performed well. [Luis Jimenez] did great job at third base when [Alberto] Callaspo was out, J.B. Shuck has done a great job filling in for Peter. But the strain on our club is no different than any other club, when your pitching staff starts to get hit and you have to try to generate depth."
White Sox: Keeping Konerko fresh a priority
Paul Konerko made his 16th start of the season as the club's designated hitter Saturday, part of Ventura's long-term plan to maximize production out of his 37-year-old captain.
Along with keeping Konerko fresh, Ventura has said since Spring Training that he would like to get Adam Dunn more starts at first base this year. Konerko made 105 starts at first base last season and just 38 as the DH.
"Everybody has been talked to. I'm not sneaking up on anybody," Ventura said with a smile. "He'll still get time at first base. I don't want him going out there feeling like he can't play. He can still play. It's more trying to get the most out of him."
In 32 games, Konerko is hitting .220 with four home runs and 16 RBIs, a far cry from his .333 average through May 11 last season.
Worth noting
• Angels slugger Mark Trumbo has recorded a hit in all three of his at-bats against Sale, connecting for a double and two singles.
• The Angels are 5-2 against the AL Central and 9-20 against the rest of the league.
Paul Casella is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @paul_casella. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I said to Bill that I was schmawing with John so my band could play at his show.
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Chapter 16. Consequences of Antifouling Coatings – The Chemist's Perspective
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Mattingly returns to Bronx for Dodgers-Yankees set
Rookie Ryu opposes Hughes in Interleague series opener
The Dodgers and Yankees have faced each other 11 times in the World Series.
Former Yankees great and current Dodgers manager Don Mattingly was not a part of any of those 11 matchups. Nor was he a part of any World Series, having retired as a Yankee in 1995 before the Bronx Bombers won it all the very next year. Mattingly was hired as a Yankees coach in 2004, having missed six World Series appearances in eight seasons.
Tuesday, as the Dodgers and Yankees get set to play a two-game Interleague series, Mattingly returns to Yankee Stadium for the first time since he left the team with Joe Torre to go to Los Angeles six years ago.
"I'm excited about going back and being on the field," Mattingly said. "It could be a fun couple of days."
Mattingly spent his entire 14-year career with New York. His No. 23 is retired, the only number the Yankees retired of a player who never played in a World Series.
Mattingly said he was never sure if he'd get a chance to manage in New York.
"I didn't know," he said. "I know [former Yankees owner] Mr. [George] Steinbrenner wanted me to manage. He thought I would be a good manager. But I had no guarantees of anything.
"They treated me fairly I thought. Things work out for a reason. That would have been really bad timing for me. Terrible. I was going through some personal stuff that would have been miserable trying to manage for the first time and have that going on. So, that was a blessing in disguise. Coming to L.A. has been great, and obviously there's been a lot of turmoil this year, but I love what I'm doing and I like being in L.A."
Mattingly's reception could be a warm one. Yankees manager Joe Girardi said he expects Mattingly to get cheered louder than himself.
"I think it'll be great," Girardi said. "Donnie is one of the greatest Yankees that's ever played. He's one of the greatest teammates that has ever put on that uniform. I know I've always loved him and appreciated what he's done, and I know the fans have seen a lot more than I have. I think it'll be a great day for him."
The feeling could be different between the two historic franchises this time. The Dodgers are buried in last place in the National League West while the Yankees sit behind both the Red Sox and Orioles in the American League East.
Phil Hughes takes the mound for New York after lasting just 4 1/3 innings against the A's his last time out. He has a 4.89 ERA in 13 starts this season as he still searches for a groove.
"I didn't have good stuff that day. It's something that I can't really help sometimes," Hughes said. "It's led to a lot of deep counts, foul balls and the pitch count getting out of control very quickly. I have confidence that I'll bounce back from that."
Hyun-Jin Ryu takes the mound for the Dodgers with a 2.85 ERA. He's coming off four straight quality starts.
Dodgers: Ethier heating up
Andre Ethier is 10-for-24 over his last six games and that could signal good things to come for the Dodgers' offense.
"I feel like we're starting to see him swing the bat that looks more like Andre to me," Mattingly said. "He's had better at-bats. It's been coming for a while, but he's starting to look like himself again."
Mattingly said he'll find a way to use Ethier, Carl Crawford, Matt Kemp and Yasiel Puig, even when all four outfielders are healthy.
Yankees: Tex down, Overbay in
An MRI on Sunday revealed inflammation, but no structural damage in Mark Teixeira's right wrist. Girardi said the first baseman will be down for at least a few days, though the team was unsure if he would need a stint on the disabled list.
Teixeira was removed Saturday when he reaggravated the nagging injury.
"The inflammation should go away, but it's going to take some time," Girardi said. "He's not a player for at least a couple days. Then we'll evaluate."
Lyle Overbay will fill in at first base in Teixeira's absence.
Worth noting
• Puig was 3-for-4 Sunday to raise his average to .479 through his first 13 career Major League games.
• Adrian Gonzalez, a former Red Sox first baseman, is familiar with the short right-field porch in Yankee Stadium. He has five homers in 15 career games in the Bronx.
• Mariano Rivera escaped a wild ninth inning Sunday to pick up his 24th save. Rivera first allowed three hits and a walk before saving the Yankees' 6-5 win over the Angels. Rivera has allowed eight hits over his last 2 2/3 innings.
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Responding to my last post, Josh pointed out what should probably be obvious: It's likely a bad idea to bundle bundler. There's a potential for version conflicts.
For our second attempt, we're
As a second attempt, we're now cribbing from the continuous integration setup from the Rails project. So far, so good:
Our RAILS_ROOT/cruise_config.rb
require 'fileutils'
Project.configure do |project|
project.build_command = 'sudo gem update --system && ruby lib/cruise/build.rb'
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(the important parts)…
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'fileutils'
include FileUtils
def root_dir
@root_dir ||= File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../..')
def rake(*tasks)
tasks.each { |task| return false unless system("#{root_dir}/bin/rake", task, 'RAILS_ENV=test')}
build_results = {}
cd root_dir do
build_results[:bundle] = system 'gem bundle' # bundling here, rather than in a task (not in Rails context)
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failures = build_results.select { |key, value| value == false }
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So began the officiant standing in my living room yesterday. Then, in front of a large audience, he cut off the foreskin of my son's penis.
Yesterday was the baby's brit milah, the Jewish ritual that dates back to the covenant made between God and Abraham. The officiant emphasized that this wasn't a medical procedure, it wasn't only a circumcision. But what is it? How can I describe the ceremony: a spectacle to which we gathered about 60 friends and family members into our home; a sterile procedure with stainless steel instruments and gauze and blood and Vaseline and Neosporin; a sugar-water-soaked cloth to suck before-hand to produce endorphins and dopamines and a red-wine-soaked cloth to suck afterwards; prayers and witnesses and a signed certificate; a public declaration of what the boy will be called; singing and clapping and shouts of good wishes and good health and prosperity and happiness.
It's not a medical procedure. It's a joyous occasion. It's ancient history and an act of faith -- captured on videotape in the living room. It's my baby, bleeding and crying. It's my baby, drunk and sleeping. It's my baby, his soul protected and his life and body recognized by God and his people.
It's pulling and pinching and inserting and stretching and cutting and kinda gross and very fascinating and I watched intently, every second of it.
He's inducted now, a member of the tribe. He's glad it's over and he's unsure what the fuss is all about and he's sleeping on my chest now, just like he and I like it.
He lost a little bit of skin yesterday but he gained an elaborate heritage and was finally given his name. You can call him G.
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Yesterday morning at 9am, a small group of us set off on the hour drive to Cruz del Carmen in the Anaga mountain area of North Tenerife to meet with the rest of our walking party. Equipped with rucksacks, walking boots and warm clothing to withstand the cold, damp morning air at altitude, the first part of the walk took us downward through the forest. Following the meandering, muddy, leaf-lined footpath beneath the canopy of trees, it could have been mistaken for a forest in England! With the cool, fresh air and the forest smells and sounds, it was enchanting. We passed by a rain-deprived waterfall that can just be made out on the photograph, before emerging into the sunlight again.
The walk led us along footpaths and roads, passing by agricultural terraces and tiny rustic cottages. We saw people planting potatoes and mixing Canarian mojo sauce. There were breathtaking views over barrancos and dramatic mountain landscapes in shades of grey and green interjected with flashes of yellow flowers on nearby slopes. As we approached the village of Las Carboneras, the sun was bathing us with a brilliant brightness that brought the panorama to life with a Technicolor clarity more characteristic of a springtime scene in Hollywood than the chilly January day that had greeted us.
The backdrop of deep turquoise sea and crystal blue sky accompanied us to the sleepy cave-house village of Chinamada and beyond to the Mirador de Aguaide viewpoint where we stopped to admire the view over the Punta de Hidalgo far below and to have lunch.
After lunch, picking our way along the footpath back to Chinamada, the sun abandoned us, leaving us once more in the grip of cutting mountain winds. Once more out of Chinamada and past the little Dragon tree, we resumed the circular route and began the ascent by steep, twisting footpath towards forest and the pendulous grey clouds that had begun to gather menacingly above us.
It was on this stretch of the journey that we met with the goats and chickens. Separated from us by gate and fence, the goats came over to say hello with a friendly curiosity. They didn't appear very much in awe of the expansive rocky slopes and jagged crevices laid out before them…
Climbing further to a little resting point with plunging drops to either side, we paused to watch the thickening grey fog of rain making its way toward us along the valley, zipped up fleeces and anoraks and continued upward until we eventually reached the road and the rain passed on by without catching us. Looking back from the road we could just make out Chinamada in the distance and I realised how far we had walked. Only a little further along this road, the group split with some retracing the morning steps uphill through the forest while others took sanctuary in a conveniently placed bus-shelter to wait for our lift back home and a well-deserved after-walk beer.
It was a thoroughly exhausting but enjoyable day and I managed to capture some of the beautiful scenery for my Picture Gallery. The walk was organised and led by Gary Rosson for members of The Tenerife Forum.


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On Tuesday morning, PCMR was reporting a 64-inch base. The resort has received 180 inches of snow to date this season, with eight inches of new snow in the past 72 hours. At PCMR, all 16 lifts were open Tuesday serving 115 of 116 runs (51 groomed), four parks, two pipes, and all nine bowls. Go to www.parkcitymountain.com or call (435) 649-8111 for more information.
At Canyons, 158 of 179 trails were open Tuesday (50 groomed), along with all five bowls. All 19 lifts were running. The resort is reporting 189 inches of snow so far this season, with a 51-inch base at mid-mountain and a 70-inch base at the summit, and a foot of new snow in the past four days. For more information on the Canyons Resort, visit www.thecanyons.com or call (435) 888-CANYONS.
Deer Valley is reporting a 65-inch base, with five inches of new snow in the past 72 hours. All of the resort's 21 lifts are running, serving all 100 runs and all seven bowls. For more information on lifts and trails, and a schedule of upcoming events, visit www.deervalley.com or call (435) 649-1000.
The Utah Olympic Park is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. There are guided tours on the hour from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Museums are free to explore. The winter Comet Bobsled Rides and Rocket Skeleton Rides are now open for the winter season.
Soldier Hollow, near Midway, offers cross-country skiing for beginners to experts on the site of the 2002 Olympics. The trails are open daily from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. On Tuesday, Soldier Hollow was reporting a 20-inch base and 11 groomed trails totaling 23K. Groomer's choice is City Slicker. Soldier Hollow also has Utah's longest (1,200-foot) tubing lanes, which come with lift service, lights and a sound system. For more information, call (435) 654-2002 or visit www.soldierhollow.com.
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When his biology students don't understand gametes, Brandon Cuffee drops the beat.
"Meiosis dos is similar to meiosis uno, shout out to Gregor Mendel from the garden to the genome," he raps. Unlike most rappers, Cuffee mentions the 19th-century genetic scientist Gregor Mendel between references to professional athletes LeBron James and Andy Pettitte.
Cuffee teaches Spanish classes and a biology class for English for Speakers of Other Languages at Gaithersburg High School. In 2011, he started recording songs about how to conjugate verbs in Spanish and how cells divide. When the songs turned into music videos on YouTube, they went viral.
"The kids are proud, and the kids are sharing it," Gaithersburg High School Principal Christine Handy-Collins said.
Cuffee said one of his students volunteered to be his marketing director, sending links of his YouTube videos out to news media and local organizations.
All this, Cuffee said, started as a joke.
Two years ago, in his seventh-period Spanish class, Cuffee said he told his students, "If you write a song about Spanish conjugation, you will pass this class."
He said a lot of his students are talented, and a few are aspiring rappers and singers. One wrote the verse for the song that became his first music video, "Spanish Conjugation."
In front of a classroom whiteboard and signs with verb endings, Cuffee rapidly delivers his lines.
"When I'm conjugating, I drop the -ar like my top; and if I start with 'yo,' then I put an 'o' up in that spot," he raps.
Daniel Lobossau, an 18-year-old sophomore in Cuffee's ESOL biology class, said he took Cuffee's Spanish class last year. Cuffee used the "Spanish Conjugation" video as a teaching tool.
Lobossau, a Gaithersburg resident who grew up speaking French in Benin, said the videos helped him learn and speak better Spanish.
"I get more better grades" because of Cuffee, he said.
Cuffee said he learned Spanish in middle school and kept taking classes while he attended Albright College in Reading, Pa.
"My learning style was auditory," Cuffee said. He said he learned better by creating acronyms to remember facts and figures.
He also studied biology, but education appealed to him.
"I came from a teaching family," he said. Both of his parents and his sister are teachers. He has been teaching in Montgomery County Public Schools for three years.
He also enjoys freestyle rapping, but "never found an outlet for it" until he started using his skills in class, he said. He calls his genre "edu-rap."
Cuffee said students have made requests for songs about bullying and getting to class on time.
"The kids learn it verbatim," he said. "All the love that students have been showing me really motivated me to do more."
Cuffee has three music videos, including one about meiosis, or a process in which cells duplicate.
Mariama Jalo, a 15-year-old sophomore in Cuffee's ESOL biology class, said the songs help her memorize and understand biological processes that can be confusing.
"I like the one that's like, 'divide and split 'em.' It's really catchy," she said of "Meiosis."
The meiosis video shows clips of other Gaithersburg High teachers singing "divide and split 'em" while making a chopping hand motion. When Cuffee plays the song in his ESOL biology class, students take out their earbuds and start singing along.
"Mr. Cuffee has a lot of energy, and they like that," said Handy-Collins, who also has memorized the "divide and split 'em" dance move.
At Montgomery Blair High School in Silver Spring, math teacher Jake Scott created songs for his own classes. Scott, also known as 2 Pi, raps about triangles and the quadratic formula. Cuffee said he met Scott when they both were wrestling coaches for MCPS. The rap duo have a collaboration in the works that tentatively is titled "This Is Why I Teach."
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All MDX models are equipped with Jewel Eye® LED headlights. In addition to giving the MDX an elegant appearance, the five LEDs on each side provide a whiter, brighter beam, use less energy and last significantly longer than HID or halogen headlights.
The Advance Package includes parking sensors for both the front and rear.
The MDX can be equipped with a blind spot information (BSI) system that assists you when making lane changes.
Despite the handsome design of the MDX key, it's rarely necessary to remove it from your pocket or purse.
Wipers are generally taken for granted on all automobiles but the MDX wipers were given some unexpected sophistication.
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I don't get the point about this being less successful than before. With basically one title (sans bonuses), they're headed to hit the $1M mark. $1M for one title is pretty damn good in my book.
I bought every bundle except the first at $15 - $20 mostly for support (they support Linux, I support them). This time I think I'll skip - what 1 game? Except now that SpaceChem is included I'm a little tempted (This somehow reminds me of Osmos, which was one of the very rare games that kept me playing for more than 10 minutes). Don't know... will try the demo. Tycho's quote:
Is that even a compliment?!Ive been trying to even understand what is happening in Zachtronics Industries harrowing embolism manifold known as SpaceChem.
I don't get the point about this being less successful than before. With basically one title (sans bonuses), they're headed to hit the $1M mark. $1M for one title is pretty damn good in my book.
The whole thing strikes me as some sort of experiment by Frozenbyte to see what they can get away with. The Indie Bundles are chock full of value while the Frozenbyte bundles come off as a rush to make a quick buck. Remember that the first FB bundle was just three games with a (still!) unfinished title and a digital abortion that didn't even run under Linux. It didn't meet the mark of the Humble Bundles then and it doesn't hit that mark now. If anything, this is even worse than their freshman effort.
This is not coming from some sense of entitlement. As it has been pointed out, I can pay one whole red cent for this bundle if I want to. I get that. But I don't want this one-game bundle enough to go to the trouble of digging out my credit card. The enticement is just not there. Mind you, I bought the first FB Bundle which really kills any sense of motivation to buy this one. The implication that I'm some kind of scum for not seeing to it that FB makes two million bucks for a relatively half-assed offering is douchebaggery.
To those who would flame me saying "Buy it anyway to show support!" I say "Fuck you, I don't want it."
Well i wont be getting this latest bundle on avg i have spent for the previous bundles 20-25 dollars this one didnt excite me even with the two extra games added, i already own the frozen bundle .
Also i dont know how it works if they approach indy devs or the devs approach them but if its the former there are a lot of mulltiplatform indy devs (who i would think) would jump at the chance to get their games out there if only for the advertising, getting revenge of the titans made me buy all the other games from puppygames. Penumbra made me get all the other frictional games as well.
I went ahead and got the bundle once they added spacechem. A really fun game, and it runs really well on my linux box considering it uses mono, however it is a complete PITA to install on any distro except Ubuntu. Forunately there were clear instuctions on the web site. I wasn't too exited about this bundle though as I already had the frozenbyte one. Now I would be really excited if they rounded up an RPG bundle with five or six games.
Note: This new bundle includes Frozen Synapse, which is NOT a game created by Frozen Byte. The names are similar, but they're from different studios. This bundle does include the Frozen Byte bundle as a bonus for people paying greater than the going rate, but the new games are from different studios.
'I've been offered the chance to donate and buy a game that's worth $0.01 and I don't want to pay that much.'
Boo flashin hoo! they sound like the selfish antisocial pirates that feel the world owes them free games; the supposed myth that the HiB was created to refute. Don't like it? Don't buy it!
Could it be that there are just too many indie bundles in too short a time? What if they are put at least 6 months apart?


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Major Section: ACL2-TUTORIAL
When you start up ACL2, you'll probably find yourself inside the ACL2 command loop, as indicated by the following prompt.
If not, you should typeACL2 !>
. See lp, which has a lot more
information about the ACL2 command loop.
You should now be in ACL2. The current ``default-defun-mode'' is
; the other mode is :
, which would cause the letter p
to be printed in the prompt. :
means that any function we
define is not only executable but also is axiomatically defined in
the ACL2 logic. See defun-mode and
see default-defun-mode. For example we can define a function
as follows. (You may find it useful to start up ACL2 and
submit this and other commands below to the ACL2 command loop, as we
won't include output below.)
An easy theorem may then be proved: theACL2 !>(defun my-cons (x y) (cons x y))
of (my-cons a b)
ACL2 !>(defthm car-my-cons (equal (car (my-cons a b)) a))
You can place raw Lisp forms to evaluate at start-up into file
in your home directory. For example, if you put the
following into acl2-init.lsp
, then ACL2 will print "HI" when it starts
(print "HI")But be careful; all bets are off when you submit forms to raw Lisp, so this capability should only be used when you are hacking or when you are setting some Lisp parameters (e.g.,
(setq si::*notify-gbc* nil)
to turn off
garbage collection notices in GCL).
Notice that unlike Nqthm, the theorem command is defthm
rather than
. See defthm, which explains (among other things)
that the default is to turn theorems into rewrite rules.
Various keyword commands are available to query the ACL2 ``world'',
or database. For example, we may view the definition of my-cons
invoking a command to print events, as follows.
Also see pe. We may also view all the lemmas that rewrite terms whose top function symbol isACL2 !>:pe my-cons
by using the following
command, whose output will refer to the lemma car-my-cons
Also see pl. Finally, we may print all the commands back through the initial world as follows.ACL2 !>:pl car
See history for a list of commands, including these, for viewing the current ACL2 world.ACL2 !>:pbt 0
Continue with the documentation for tutorial-examples to
see a simple but illustrative example in the use of ACL2 for
reasoning about functions.


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Contents |
There are a lot of ways to find bugs in KDE code. Increasingly, KDE developers have started to use automated tools. You can use some of those tools to improve your own code.
KDE developers have a simple set of tests that are collectively known as "Krazy". These tests were originally developed to be run as part of a larger set of tests on a machine known as http://www.englishbreakfastnetwork.org, or EBN for short. You can see the results of running the various tests on EBN (at http://www.englishbreakfastnetwork.org/krazy/).
You can also run the tests yourself. To do this, you need to obtain a copy of the code from trunk/quality/krazy2 and install them. You can then test either a single file (using the krazy2 application) or a whole tree, including subdirectories (using the krazy2all application).
The Krazy tests are essentially a form of static analysis - they check the source code, but not how it runs.
Krazy exists as a framework comprising a number of different test runners, and a set of plugins. The test runners are called krazy2, krazy2all, and krazy2ebn. The test runners just call one or more plugins on the appropriate code, and format the results for display.
At this stage, most of the test runners are written in perl, however one is written in C++ (using Qt) and it is quite possible to add your own tests, or to modify a test - all sources are provided.
Krazy needs to be installed before use. Krazy has two different ways to be installed - you can either modify the krazy2/install.sh script and run it, or follow the instructions in the krazy2/INSTALL.txt file. I recommend the second.
You may need to install additional perl modules like XML::LibXML, here is how:
linux-pudb:~/krazy2 # ./install.sh MakeMaker FATAL: prerequisites not found. Tie::IxHash not installed XML::LibXML not installed Please install these modules first and rerun 'perl Makefile.PL'. linux-pudb:~/krazy2 # perl -mCPAN -e CPAN::shell
You may have to answer 25 useless questions here. In this case, just press ENTER 25 times. Then you go on like this:
cpan[1]> install XML::LibXML
The Tie::IxHash I installed from the distro repository (libtie-ixhash-perl) and also the perl-doc package is needed to install it.
Note |
I had a minor problem with the plugin that is built from C++, because that plugin got installed into the wrong directory. If you are missing the passbyvalue plugin, then you may need to move it into the directory that contains the rest of your plugins. |
Krazy comes with a particularly good man page, which gives you the various options and a usage example. The file is generated on installation. This is definitely recommended reading!
As noted above, there are three test runners - krazy2, krazy2ebn and krazy2all. If you are trying to check a single file, then krazy2 is the right tool. If you are trying to check a source tree (say, an application or a whole subversion module), then krazy2all is more useful. krazy2all doesn't have a man page, but you can get a list of the options with krazy2all --help. You can also use krazy2 to get information on the various plugins, which can help you understand more about krazy2all.
krazy2ebn is the tool that runs over the KDE codebase on the EBN and should not be run locally. However, please see Controlling Krazy on the EBN below to learn how you can control which plugins are run, and what files are processed by the krazy2ebn program on the EBN machine.
Remember that Krazy doesn't change your code - it only examines it. So you can safely experiment with running Krazy checks until you are confident that you understand what is happening.
Equally, that means that Krazy doesn't fix problems - it only tries to report them. Understanding what is being reported, and how to fix it, is up to you. You should also remember the KDE commit policy about not committing code that you don't understand. So fixing a spelling error in a comment is pretty safe, but blindly changing code to stop explicit constructor warnings from Krazy is not a good idea.
The Krazy plugins support the following list of in-code directives:
Note that these directives must be C++ style comments that can be put anywhere in the file desired (except embedded within C-style comments).
The Krazy tests are designed to minimise false positives (that is, alerts that do not represent real problems). However because most of the tests are conducted on a single line, there are some tests that might produce such a false positive. For example, code that does something like:
QString mystring;
mystring += "/";
will be flagged by the doublequote_chars checker, because it is more efficient to add a single char, as shown below:
QString mystring;
// note that we are using single quotes
// this is a char, not a char array
mystring += '/';
That same checker will produce a false positive for code that looks like:
std::string mystring;
mystring += "/";
You can suppress these false positives using a special comment format. To exclude a particular plugin from being run on a line of code, simply add a C++ comment containing the string "krazy:exclude=<plugin_name>". The plugins currently available can be found in the repository.
Specifically, for this plugin use "krazy:exclude=doublequote_chars".
For example:
lenstr = "0" + lenstr;
lenstr = "0" + lenstr; // krazy:exclude=doublequote_chars
Note |
Using c-style (/* */) comments will not work. You must use C++ style (//) comments when noting tests to be skipped. |
This section describes how to use .krazy files to control the Krazy runs on the EBN. The .krazy files are used to tell Krazy to skip over specific sub-directories, or files; or to disable certain plugins within those modules and sub-directories.
To ignore a sub-directory within a module, say kdepim/kmail, use the IGNORESUBS directory within the kdepim/.krazy file, like so:
IGNORESUBS kmail
Or you can ignore a set of directories by specifying a comma-separated list:
IGNORESUBS kmail,kontact,knode
To ignore files or directories within a module/subdir, specify a regular expression that matches the files to skip together with the SKIP directive. For example, to skip the directories kdepimlibs/kcal/libical, kdepimlibs/kcal/versit, and the kdepimlibs/kcal/fred.c file, use this directive within the kdepim/kcal/.krazy file:
SKIP /libical/\|/versit/\|fred\.c
Use the EXCLUDE directive to disable a list of plugins for all files within a module/subdir:
EXCLUDE doublequote_chars,qclasses
To override the EXCLUDE directive set from a .krazy file up in the directory hierarchy, use the CHECK command. For example, the component level .krazy file may EXCLUDE the copyright and license plugins, but those plugins can be re-enabled in a module/subdir with the CHECK directive like so:
CHECK copyright,license
Note |
Individual modules can be ignored as well, but this is an EBN administrator duty controlled by component-level .krazy files within the /usr/local/src hierarchy. See the English Breakfast Network wiki for details. |
Risk Ratings:
Low: Can be fixed by anyone with minimal risk of error.
Medium: Can be fixed by anyone with appropriate knowledge of C++ features involved, some testing advised.
High: Should only be fixed by maintainer/owner of code
Risk from Fixing: Low
Spelling errors in comments and strings should be fixed as they may show up later in API documentation, handbooks, etc. Misspelled strings make the translator's job harder. Please use US English.
To exclude all checks in file comment at top of file:
// krazy:excludeall=spelling
To exclude an individual check comment at the end of the line:
// krazy:exclude=spelling
Risk from Fixing: Low
Adding single characters to a QString is faster if the characters are QChars and not QStrings, i.e. use single quotes instead of double quotes around single characters.
The same holds for arguments to QString::startsWith(), QString::endsWith(), QString::remove(), QString::section(), and QString::split().
Use QString::remove() instead of QString::replace(foo,"")
QString path = oldpath + "/" + base;
QString path = oldpath + '/' + base;
To exclude all checks in file comment at top of file:
// krazy:excludeall=doublequote_chars
To exclude an individual check comment at the end of the line:
// krazy:exclude=doublequote_chars
Risk from Fixing: Low
Do not assign QString::null or QString() to a QString. Instead use the .clear() method.
fileName = QString::null;
fileName = QString();
When returning an empty string from a method use "return QString()" When passing an empty string use "QString()".
To exclude all checks in file comment at top of file:
// krazy:excludeall=nullstrassign
To exclude an individual check comment at the end of the line:
// krazy:exclude=nullstrassign
Message: non-const ref iterator
Risk from Fixing: Low to Medium
When not using POD types (int, double, pointer, ...) you should use const & for your foreach variables. There are two reasons for this: 1) Prevents you from the mistake of writing foreach loops that modify the list, that is 'foreach(Foo f, list) f.a = f.b = f.c = 0;' compiles but does not modify the contents of list 2) Saves a copy constructor call for each of the list elements
Be careful if dealing with pointers? False positive for bool and qlonglong?
foreach(QString str, stringList) {
foreach(const QString &str, stringList) {
Message: values or keys iteration
Risk from Fixing: Medium to High
To exclude all checks in file comment at top of file:
// krazy:excludeall=foreach
To exclude an individual check comment at the end of the line:
// krazy:exclude=foreach
Message: QLatin1String issues
Risk from Fixing: Low to Medium
Some QString methods (like startsWith() and endsWith()) are more efficient if they are passed a QLatin1String, avoiding an implicit conversion from const char *.
A common false positive is with QByteArray which cannot take a QLatin1String.
To exclude all checks in file comment at top of file:
// krazy:excludeall=strings
To exclude an individual check comment at the end of the line:
// krazy:exclude=strings
See http://techbase.kde.org/Policies/Library_Code_Policy#Getting_.23includes_right.
Message: duplicate includes
Risk from Fixing: Low
The same file has been included twice, remove the second occurrence.
Message: include own header first
Message: include own _p header first
Risk from Fixing: Medium
The cpp file should include their own .h and _p.h headers first in the file (but below config.h). Move the includes to the correct position. You may need to adjust includes and forward declarations in other files as a result, the compiler will advise of these.
Use <..> to include installed headers.
To include Qt headers from installed headers.
Use include guards in headers with appropriately encoded macro names.
To exclude all checks in file comment at top of file:
// krazy:excludeall=includes
To exclude an individual check comment at the end of the line:
// krazy:exclude=includes
In addition to the various Krazy tools, you can also get valuable assistance from the warnings that the compiler emits, especially if you enable additional warnings (per the documentation for your compiler), and also if you test with more than one compiler (e.g. if you can test on Linux with both GCC and the Intel compiler; or on Linux with GCC and also on Windows with the Microsoft compiler).


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KTM, the company that lives by its "READY TO RACE" philosophy has now extended its support to the next generation of road racing stars to embrace both the well established Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup and ADAC Junior Cup Powered by KTM.
Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup
Some 24 riders from 12 nations contest the Red Bull Rookies MotoGP Cup in 2014 in a compact 14-round season run parallel to selected MotoGP events. Twelve new riders were added to the existing field at a selection event at Monteblanco, Spain in October 2013.
The Rookies Cup competition began in 2007 and is a proven stepping-stone for young riders looking for a career in MotoGP. A number have already made the successful transition to the senior categories, including 2013 Cup Champion Karel Hanika of the Czech Republic, who was inducted straight into the Red Bull KTM Ajo factory team in 2014.
At the pre season tests for the competition in Spain's Motorland Aragon Jorge Martin, now in his third season, was the man to beat, followed by countryman Joan Mir and Italian Manuel Pagliani. Red Bull Rookies moved up to the Moto3 specification KTM RC 250 RB 4-stroke in 2013, a bike that mirrors the KTM Moto3 machinery.
ADAC Junior Cup powered by KTM
KTM now also extends its support for tomorrow's road racing champions through a partnership with ADAC, Germany's biggest auto club. The 8-round competition includes seven in conjunction with the international German Championship (IDM) and one parallel to the MotoGP of Germany at the Sachsenring. Riders will contest two 25-minute qualifying sessions and a race and the top three at the end of the season are guaranteed a place in the Red Bull Rookie selections.
The ADAC Junior Cup Powered by KTM went to the Magione Circuit in Italy on
April 14 for pre-season tests with 26 boys and one girl on the grid and all received coaching on all elements of racing from series experts, proven IDM Superbike racers and former ADAC graduates, Dario Giuseppetti and Michael Ranseder. They compete on the KTM RC 390 Cup 4-stroke machine, which is also fitted with a host of KTM PowerParts to make it more single-minded and focused.
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Outsiders, on Oct 8 2008, 09:53 PM, said:
Some Indian dude probably, it's very Funskool-esque. If they've got an original illustration to touch-up, it looks fine, but on these dudes that never had card art - wow it's bad.
As for the MASK tie-in, I'm guessing they needed to make something to keep the rights, and since MASK is probably the only thing left from Kenner that has a chance of being reborn it was time to roll out a figure to renew some contract. Maybe that means we'll se a Sky Commanders or Visionaries dude too. It's also a good way to gauge interest in the possibility of bringing MASK back. If the figure does well it just might convince Hasbro to try a 25th anniversary of MASK (2010 btw).
Although I'm going to go out on a limb and predict Trakker will be warming shelves next to Wild Bill and the HISS Driver, along with most of this trash in this and the current wave of figures.
Mutt, Eels, and Airborne are it, the rest is just crap. It's fitting the art is Funskool quality, because so are the figures.


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