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First Known Use: before 12th century
verb \ˈhit\
: to move your hand, a bat, etc., quickly so that it touches someone or something in a forceful or violent way
: to cause (something, such as a ball) to move by hitting it forcefully with a bat, racket, etc.
: to touch (something or someone) in a forceful or violent way after moving at a high speed
Full Definition of HIT
transitive verb
a : to reach with or as if with a blow b : to come in contact with <the ball hit the window> c : to strike (as a ball) with an object (as a bat, club, or racket) so as to impart or redirect motion
a : to cause to come into contact b : to deliver (as a blow) by action c : to apply forcefully or suddenly <hit the brakes>
: to affect especially detrimentally <farmers hit by drought>
: to make a request of <hit his friend for 10 dollars> —often used with up
: to discover or meet especially by chance
a : to accord with : suit b : reach, attain <prices hit a new high> c : to arrive or appear at, in, or on <hit town> <the best time to hit the stores> d of fish : to bite at or on e : to reflect accurately <hit the right note> f : to reach or strike (as a target) especially for a score in a game or contest <couldn't seem to hit the basket> g : bat 2b
: to indulge in excessively <hit the bottle>
: to deal another card to (as in blackjack)
intransitive verb
a : to strike a blow b : to arrive with a forceful effect like that of a blow <the storm hit>
: to succeed in attaining or coming up with something —often used with on or upon <hit on a solution>
obsolete : to be in agreement : suit
of an internal combustion engine : to fire the charge in the cylinders
— hit·ter noun
— hit it big
: to achieve great success
— hit it off
: to get along well : become friends <they hit it off immediately>
— hit on
: to make especially sexual overtures to
— hit the books
: to study especially with intensity
— hit the fan
: to have a major usually undesirable impact
— hit the ground running
: to begin or proceed quickly, energetically, or effectively
— hit the hay or hit the sack
: to go to bed
— hit the high points or hit the high spots
: to touch on or at the most important points or places
— hit the jackpot
: to become notably and unexpectedly successful
— hit the nail on the head
: to be exactly right
— hit the roof or hit the ceiling
: to give vent to a burst of anger or angry protest
— hit the spot
: to give complete or special satisfaction —used especially of food or drink
— hit the wall
: to reach the point of physical exhaustion during strenuous activity
: to reach a limiting point or situation at which progress or success ceases
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Examples of HIT
- She told her son to stop hitting his sister.
- She hit him hard with her purse.
- The boxers hit each other with their fists.
- The boxers were hitting furiously at each other.
- She hit the ball right to the shortstop.
- The ball hit the house.
- The plate shattered when it hit the floor.
- The tank was hit by enemy fire.
- He was hit by a car.
- The ship hit an iceberg.
Origin of HIT
Middle English, from Old English hyttan, probably from Old Norse hitta to meet with, hit
Related to HIT
: an act of hitting someone or something
: something that is very successful
: someone or something that is liked by someone very much
Full Definition of HIT
: an act or instance of hitting or being hit <more hits than misses>
a : a stroke of luck b : a great success
: a telling or critical remark
: base hit
: a quantity of a drug ingested at one time
: a premeditated murder committed especially by a member of a crime syndicate
: an instance of connecting to a particular Web site <a million hits per day>
: a successful match in a search (as of a computer database or the Internet)
— hit·less \ˈhit-ləs\ adjective
See hit defined for English-language learners
Examples of HIT
- The player was penalized for an illegal hit from behind.
- The torpedo made a direct hit.
- The pony ride was a big hit at the party.
First Known Use of HIT
15th century
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The 411 on Dark Hollow: Because this project is categorized as in development, the data is only available on IMDbPro and is subject to change.
So, is this the replacement for Twilight now that it's franchise has run it's course?
wow," kinda like swamp thing , only worse..lol. this has to be a joke right!!?..
wow," kinda like swamp thing , only worse..lol. this has to be a joke right!!?..
Okaaay so she called in a favor and managed to get a Special Forces guy with Camouflage. I'm not impressed.
Also I'm not digging the Dandelion thing too much, I mean if a Dandelion could find him anyone can!!! not cool lol.
I've read the book Dark Hollow by Brian Keene, its more pop-corn horror and borders on torture porn. While I did enjoy the book to an extent, I no longer consider it to be horror since it goes more for shock value than anything. I haven't read Keenes works in a while, he does have a lot of potential and love to see some more of his work go mainstream. However his work seems very derivative of Lovecraftian Themes. When I read Arthur Machen's The Great God Pan, this story came to mind.
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The cards were exactly as ordered and delivered quickly however the lettering is very pixelated and not what I expected. I thought the paper would be a nicer quality and the printing smooth without the jagged edges like when you enlarge a poor quality picture too much.
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I wonder how to get these blogs going. I loved the discussions at faith and family, but no one seems to participate here.
Does NFP for post menopause?
I think some of the problem is the comments format; there's no way to have separate discussions since it's all one long thread. Also, I don't know that everyone from there knows this is here. And trolling is a severe issue here; same troll as at F&F, but amped up a bit...
I think a big problem is that there is no way of being notified of follow-up comments. So if you post a comment, you have to keep checking back for respones. And there isn't the same volume of articles to prompt discussions (mostly just the coffee talk forums). And yes, many of the F&F regulars might not have found this new website, but unfortunately the troll has, and she's even more persistent than she used to be!
What Claire S said.
I miss all the responses I used to get from questions.
Can we all just take a moment to chuckle at the question of whether we moms are sure our kids are actually ours? I found it easy to verify...
So I guess there is our answer as to why these chats are dying. It is a shame, b/c they were a great community before Jeanne took over.
I've always found the mothers on both F&F Live and here very supportive. It's too bad it has to be ruined. I've been meaning to ask- is there any place where the old discussions are archived? I'd love to refer to them for reference.
I don't necessarily want to reply to Jeanne as her post will most likely be deleted, which makes it confusing to anyone reading my post, but I do want to address one thing in the event she looks for a response. I do not home school my children. They will be going to public school this year as our local catholic school is closing. I asked for advice here about what to do and received many opinions. None of those opinions made me feel like I would be a bad mother if I chose anything other than homeschooling. That is why I come here. No one judges me or calls me whiny. No one calls me less than catholic or tells me my parish is not "real." Or accuses me of lying. The only person who is less than kind, is you, Jeanne. I don't know why. I can only imagine someone hurt you a long time ago or life didn't go as you planned and now bitterness has crept into your soul. For that or whatever ails you, I will pray. I also pray that everyone who comes here continues to do so. We are all a valuable resource to each other. Yes, the format is more difficult. I am hoping that it is being worked on and will be fixed soon. Perhaps, some input from Rebecca on that? Anyone coming here using an app that covers their internet fingerprint cannot be all that genuine (hidemya__.com, Jeanne?) . That's my input, such as it is and for what it's worth. God bless.
While we are discussing what would help here, can I just say how much I hate Disqus? Patheos switched all their blogs to that comment format and I don't like the logging in (which gives me trouble rather often, so then I just don't bother commenting) and their "permanent record" of all my comments (b/c, hey, we've got the feds to do that for us). So I'd be happy if the comment format here were changed, but I hope it isn't to that. Rebecca Teti, thank you for monitoring and deleting as much as you can (but you, unlike certain people I could name, have other things to do with your time)! I hope whatever format this ends up in will allow for permanent blocking of, um, anyone who needs blocking...
I feel the exact same way about Disqus! I'm starting to think that maybe this website should make it mandatory for anyone who wants to comment to set up a logon ID and password. It's a shame that people who come here looking for some fellowship are driven away by a bullying troll.
Thanks for the supportive comments, All. Another format is supposed to be in the works, but it's long overdue. I will try to get an update for you because I agree, it's a shame to lose the nice community over technicalities like not being able to isolate threads or be notified of updates.
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Ohio State defensive back Corey Brown, right, grabs an interception in the end zone in front of Penn State tight end Adam Breneman during the first quarter of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Oct. 26, 2013, in Columbus, Ohio. (AP Photo/Jay LaPrete) / AP
Devin Smith should be named an honorary lineman for his downfield blocks on two first-half touchdowns. The guys in the trenches didn�t do too bad, either. Braxton Miller felt more heat than usual, but that�s because the Nittany Lions blitzed like crazy. Those blitzes left them exposed to the tune of 414 yards in the first half alone. The front five led the way to 686 yards.
Hard to think but Miller had his first two rushing touchdowns of the season, and his 39-yarder was vintage No. 5. But he wasn�t catching Carlos Hyde, who had his third consecutive monster game (147 yards, 16 carries, two TDs). Backup quarterback Kenny Guiton played only one full series, but scored two TDs.
Chris Fields hasn�t done a lot this season, or should I say he�s done a lot with little. He�s got 11 receptions on the season and five of them have gone for touchdowns, including a 6-yarder in this game. Flashy Dontre Wilson had a nifty move to slip a tackle on his first scoring catch of the season and Miller was efficient (19 of 25, 261 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT) in picking apart blitzing Penn State before earning a well-deserved seat late in the third quarter.
Noah Spence had a big game against his home state school with two sacks and relentless pressure. Adolphus Washington also had a sack of ballyhooed freshman Christian Hackenberg, who threw two interceptions and completed just 12 of 23 passes for 112 yards before getting removed in the third by coach Bill O�Brien. We saw the Buckeyes attack more than we have all season, and that aggressive approach negated the Big Ten�s leading passer and an offense that scored 43 points in a four-overtime win against Michigan.
Ryan Shazier had a sack and Curtis Grant had a fumble recovery and tackle for loss. After the way the back seven in particular has been under siege, the Buckeyes picked a good time � on prime time national TV � to put together their most complete game of the season. The Nittany Lions managed only one score against the first-team defense.
After the way Iowa�s three-tight end attack turned Ohio State in knots, coach Urban Meyer had a right to be worried about how the Buckeyes would defense Penn State�s better complement of tight ends. As it turned out, the secondary couldn�t have done better. Corey �Pittsburgh� Brown, who has replaced injured safety Christian Bryant in the starting lineup, picked off a pass in the end zone intended for Adam Breneman on the Nittany Lions� first series and safety C.J. Barnett also picked off a pass in the first intended for Jesse James. Penn State completed 19 passes, none to tight ends.
Wilson looked like he was running on hummingbird wings on his 49-yard kickoff return. All I saw was torso and nothing underneath. That�s how fast his legs were moving. We saw something we rarely have seen: Jordan Hall making a tackle on kick coverage. Cameron Johnston had a 56-yard punt that was more like 61 yards when it landed. Only Miller and Hyde outscored Drew Basil, and he didn�t attempt a field goal. He had nine PATs as Penn State allowed the most points since allowing 64 to Duquesne in 1899.
The Buckeyes looked like the team that had two weeks to prepare for this game, not Penn State. That�s a reflection of Meyer and his staff. Defensive coordinator Luke Fickell has been a favorite target of critics and the defense � for the most part this season � has been hard to defend. But not in this game.


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While interesting on its own, tying it to Fermi Coolbits on Linux is a bit far-fetched. I do value a good conspiracy theory, but given the low marketshare of Linux, and the low % of linux users that would overclock their Geforces, the amount of RMAs saved by that move is tiny.
As it's still available in Windows, I'd lean more towards the official explanation: power logic got much more complicated in Fermi, and they don't want to dedicate resources to making it work on linux. How boring, eh


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There's finally some open-source id Tech 4 / Doom 3 advancements to report on today. Oliver McFadden has released his new OpenGL ES 2.0 renderer with GLSL support for Doom 3...
No point and click release to play the game yet?
Too bad nobody is using this engine.
Why should one?
There are e.g. DarkPlaces, CrystalSpace, BlenderGameEngine, Torque, jMonkeyEngine, irrLicht, ShiVa, Linderdaum, ...
(lots to find here: http://devmaster.net/devdb/engines)
Those mostly also have some tools around them.
iodoom3 does bring some with it but those don't work on Linux (or Mac) because they are MFC based.
And worse:
You don't get support by devs as they moved on to id tech 6.
So you're stuck with people like you that also try to get in.
And the first aid is missing.
It's not like UDK, Unity3D, BGE, ... where you start a new project and have the basics or just insert some things following an easy tutorial, press play and everything works.
No sample files. No base to build from.
Just pure source code.
Digging through iodoom3 for a university project is nice and I see a lot of potential.
But other engines are already free and open and are far ahead.
For gameDevs iodoom3 isn't currently an option.
Maybe if we get the source updated, new features included and the asset- and work-pipeline flowing
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Rocky Colavito once said, "You can't tell how much spirit a team has until it starts losing."
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They have since lost 10 in a row, fallen to 40-50 and are sitting 7 1/2 games back in the National League West entering play Tuesday.
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"We have been taking a few on the chin," manager Bud Black said.
Their problems started on the mound. Over their last 12 games, the Padres are 1-11 with a 5.13 ERA.
In the comfort of Petco Park, Eric Stults has the chance to turn things around against the Rockies.
Over his last 12 starts since May 7, the lefty has gone 4-5 with a 3.10 ERA. He's been efficient with his pitch count all season. His ratio of 15.2 pitches per inning is 12th-best in the National League.
The Rockies, though, have dominated their NL West foes this season. Entering Tuesday, they're 9-2 against the Padres. But they could be without Carlos Gonzalez for a second straight game.
The All-Star has a sprained middle finger and is unsure when he might return.
"I know that I'm going to have a little soreness for a little while, but I want to get to the point where I can play through it," Gonzalez said. "I don't feel good enough to play, but I'm not waiting to feel 100 percent. I want to feel good enough to go out and play for my team."
The Rockies recalled outfielder Charlie Blackmon from Triple-A Colorado Springs Monday to add outfield depth.
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While his strikeout numbers have been down, Chacin has posted a 3.74 ERA thanks to his ability to keep the ball in the park, having allowed just three homers in 101 innings.
"When he's got depth to his two-seamer and he's commanding that, he's really tough," said Rockies manager Walt Weiss.
Padres: Grandal done for the season
San Diego catcher Yasmani Grandal will need surgery to repair his anterior cruciate ligament and will miss the next nine to 12 months.
He was injured on a play at the plate Saturday when the Nationals' Anthony Rendon slid into Grandal's knee and he went down in obvious pain.
The Padres hadn't gotten much from their 24-year-old catcher, who played in just 28 games after serving a 50-game suspension for testing positive for performance-enhancing testosterone in November.
Rockies: CarGo, Cuddyer headed to Derby
Michael Cuddyer isn't anywhere near the National League lead in homers with 15 this season, but he received an invite to this year's Home Run Derby from his friend David Wright. Both of them hail from Norfolk, Va.
"I'm excited. I can't tell you how excited I am," Cuddyer said. "Being on the All-Star team is awesome and this is just icing on the cake for me. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Right when David called me and asked me, I was champing at the bit."
Joining Cuddyer will be Gonzalez, who is leading the NL with 24 homers. He expects his finger to heal by next Monday when the Derby will take place.
Worth noting
• The Rockies haven't been nearly as dangerous against lefties this season. They have a .718 OPS against lefties and a .779 OPS against righties.
• Padres third baseman Chase Headley, who was recently switched back to third in the lineup while Carlos Quentin was moved down to fourth, is hitting 9-for-30 with three runs, four doubles, one home run and four RBIs in eight games in July.
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Mercifully the freezing rain subsided to a degree that allowed us to rehearse today. The band came in to the stadium for an afternoon sound check, including The Edge who was sufficiently improved to rise from his sick bed. The show must go on and all that.
After sound check we had a group huddle to decide a set list for tomorrow night. This has been a remarkable tour for U2 in many ways, but not least in the quantity of songs that they have worked up and delivered live. I make it 51 different songs, six of which were unreleased, giving us a set list where every U2 album is represented, including Passengers and the Batman soundtrack.
U2 are famously crap at rehearsing, because with out an audience the pointlessness of the enterprise becomes overwhelming, so they get bored and stop. Consequently, rent-a-crowd was brought along this evening, made up of the local Special Olympics groups and some other invited guests, numbering several hundred. This was a great help and the band got through (almost) the entire set.
There were many, many loose ends still needing attention, so once we had had the dressing room debrief and the band had departed I took on the task of making sure as many of these were addressed as possible. I did rather become the headmaster, sitting everyone down and not letting anyone leave the building until the last details of their area had been completely taken care of. It was uncharacteristically assertive by my standards but experience tells me that after tonight there will be no time to get anything done. Tomorrow in particular is going to be mental, so anything that's not completely taken care of tonight will inevitably end up being abandoned.
Wardrobe had their hands full, debuting a set of four LED jackets. Tonight the band wore them for four songs, but this will most likely be reduced to just one or two. For my money, they look ideal for Zooropa, having an air of apocalyptic, disintegrating technology, but we'll see how it goes. The jackets took more than a little fussing with to get prepared, by the end of which time there were two large tables in the wardrobe room covered in wires, batteries, sticky tape & bits of circuit board. Tony, one of our security guys, got a bit of a shock as he walked in and in his own words "thought I'd uncovered a bomb-making factory." (And the thing is, Tony would know what that looked like…)
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why not just use a pizza press and mash the heck out of the dough til you get it as thin as you want??
I realize this topic is pretty old, but in case anyone is still interested in making their own dough sheeter, I found a place where you can purchase some instructions on making your own slip roll, which is a similar piece of equipment used for bending sheet metal. I haven't purchased the book or even used a slip roll, but I thought someone more mechanically inclined might give it a shot.Dave
The world is full of wringers, even electric ones. Couldn't one be adapted for this use?
However, since the rollers are about 6 inches wide, you only get a sheet which is 6 inches wide at most. Nevertheless, you can patch 3 or 4 rolled sheets into a single pizza crust on the pizza peel. (My first inclination was to spread water at the seams, to act as an adhesive, but that has proven to be unnecessary.) You will be very surprised to find that the seams are not noticeable in the finished pizza. ... -- Amateur pizza chef.
I've tried using a tortilla press and I can found it won't work because of the strength of the gluten in wheat flour. It could get me only so far and then I hand stretched from there. After my experiment I went on line and discovered pizza presses use heat in the process. For example:http://www.thefind.com/appliances/info-pizza-dough-pressDon


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does that mean that we can get new fglrx opengl core on top of mesa, or only the opensourced part of it, whatever it is?AMD will be open-sourcing part of their new proprietary OpenGL driver and will be in a state so that it can be patched into the existing R300+ Mesa driver.
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I finally got around to taking some pics of the very slow progress of my U-253. I got the hull together with the upper pressure hull kit and pieced the brass deck togther. I plan on using the metal deck pieces from Eduard on the bow and stern sections. I also plan on using the Eduard kit for the other details on the deck. You'll see that I sanded the areas on the deck where I had the Modelbrass details. I found them too thick and not accurately detailed unlike the Eduard.
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January 28, 2015
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November 21, 2014
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October 14, 2014
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October 03, 2014
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Athletes to Trail Warriors: Caring for the Adult Horse
July 03, 2014
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June 16, 2014
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April 29, 2014
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Your Mare has Delivered Successfully: Now What?
February 20, 2014
Learn about normal foal development and health risks, and quiz your knowledge in this special report.... Read More
Caring for Senior Horses
December 23, 2013
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Joint Injections (AAEP Convention 2012)
March 22, 2013
Learn about joint injections, including site prep, infection, corticosteroids, hyaluronan, and more.... Read More
Lameness (AAEP Convention 2012)
March 21, 2013
Topics include track surfaces, suspensory, flexion tests, sesamoid, and non-weight-bearing injuries, and more.... Read More
Rhodococcus equi
February 01, 2013
Rhodococcus equi is well known for its ability to cause severe pneumonia and more in young foals.... Read More
Top 5 Stretches for Healthy Horses
September 15, 2012
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Stem Cell Therapy
November 17, 2011
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Conditioning Through the Seasons: Fall and Winter
November 03, 2011
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Conditioning Through the Seasons: Spring and Summer
April 25, 2011
How your horse's body adapts to exercising and how he acclimates to spring and summer weather conditions. ... Read More
Platelet-Rich Plasma
April 01, 2011
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Lameness: Soft Tissue
March 17, 2011
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Lameness: Joints
March 17, 2011
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March 17, 2011
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March 17, 2011
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March 17, 2011
A wrap-up of the 2010 AAEP Convention, including in-depth coverage of nearly 100 presentations and sessions.... Read More
Regenerative Medicine (Stem Cell) Conference
June 03, 2010
Stem cell research for injuries from the first North American Veterinary Regenerative Medicine Conference. ... Read More


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Spain's `El Nino' lottery hands out $1.1 billion
Posted at: 01/07/2013 12:37 AM
By HAROLD HECKLE
(AP) MADRID - A lottery showered (EURO)840 million ($1.1 billion) on ticket holders in five regions of Spain on Sunday, in the midst of a deep recession and high unemployment.
The "El Nino" (The Child) lottery is held each Feast of the Epiphany _ Jan. 6 _ and the top prize tickets were sold in Alicante, Leon, Madrid, Murcia and Tenerife. The lottery's name refers to the baby Jesus, who according to tradition was visited this day by three kings of Orient bearing gifts.
The lottery tickets cost (EURO)20 ($26), and the most one can win is (EURO)200,000 ($260,240). But there's a catch. Thanks to new austerity measures aimed at reviving Spain's ailing economy, anyone who wins above 2,500 euros ($3,250) in the lottery has to pay 20 percent income tax on their windfall.
On Sunday, a cheering crowd gathered outside one ticket office in the southwestern Madrid suburb of Alcorcon where 200 of the winning numbers were sold, totaling (EURO)40 million ($52 million) in prize money.
"I am very excited because I really needed this," said Josefina, one of three winners celebrating there. "Now that I've won, I just think I've been very lucky," said Josefina, who declined to give her surname.
Spain's most lucrative lottery, "El Gordo" (The Fat One), is held Dec. 22 and last year distributed (EURO)2.5 billion ($3.3 billion) in prize money.
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Sale aims to solve first-place Orioles in series opener
O's send Norris to mound as they try to stay hot against White Sox ace
Chris Sale is in the thick of the American League Cy Young Award conversation and is coming off a 12-strikeout performance against a playoff contender. But on Monday, he'll try to do something he's had trouble with throughout his career: quiet the Orioles.
Sale gave up a season-worst 11 hits against Baltimore in a White Sox loss on June 23, and the typically dominant left-hander has had struggles with the O's throughout his five years in the Majors.
His 5.28 career ERA in eight appearances (two starts) against the Orioles is the highest Sale has against any AL opponent. He's also allowed 23 hits and issued nine walks in 15 1/3 innings facing Baltimore, which equates to a 2.09 WHIP.
While some history favors the Orioles, they still have to face a pitcher who owns a 2.01 ERA and 150 strikeouts, good for second and eighth in the AL this season, respectively. In his last start, Sale silenced the Giants, as he tossed eight scoreless innings and recorded 12 strikeouts for the third time in 2014. The White Sox bullpen coughed up the lead in the ninth inning, however, denying Sale his 11th victory.
Bud Norris will start for the Orioles, who carry a 7 1/2-game division lead into Monday. The Orioles have combined to score 20 runs in Norris' last two starts, and the right-hander has picked up wins on both occasions.
In his last start, Norris gave up three runs on five hits over five innings against the Yankees. It was his 10th win of the year, which ties a personal season-best.
Orioles: Gonzalez expected to join team during series
Right-hander Miguel Gonzalez is expected to be back on the Orioles' active roster while the team is in Chicago this week.
The 30-year-old was optioned last week to make room on the roster for Ubaldo Jimenez, who was activated from the disabled list. The team has not said what the immediate plans are for Jimenez's future, but the righty has a 7.84 ERA in his two starts since returning.
Manager Buck Showalter said Sunday the team wants to bring Gonzalez back in some capacity in the near future. Gonzalez is scheduled to throw a 75-pitch simulated game with Double-A Bowie on Monday.
"[That will] set him up for coming back to us and pitching out of the 'pen if needed or as a starter if needed," Showalter said. "We would like for him to pitch Monday so we have Saturday and Sunday as an option with him."
Gonzalez has a 3.80 ERA and 1.41 WHIP in 20 appearances (19 starts) for the Orioles this season.
White Sox: Ventura doesn't rule out Rodon playing in Majors this season
Robin Ventura left the door open Sunday when asked about the possibility of Carlos Rodon -- the third overall pick of this year's First-Year Player Draft -- suiting up for Chicago in 2014.
"If he's doing well enough to come up here, yeah," the White Sox manager said. "We're trying to help us win. If he's available and he's ready to go, he's ready to go. I would like to see it, but he's got to be ready to go."
A left-handed pitcher, Rodon was recently promoted to Triple-A Charlotte from Class A Advanced Winston-Salem and is scheduled to make his debut at that level on Tuesday. The North Carolina State product has a 2.84 ERA in six professional appearances (three starts).
Rodon has not pitched more than 3 2/3 innings in an outing, and if he is to join the big league club, it's anticipated he would pitch out of the bullpen or work with a set pitch count.
Worth noting
• The Orioles collected their 70th win on Sunday. They hit the 70-win plateau 10 days earlier this season than they did in 2013, when they finished 85-77.
• The White Sox are 34-30 against teams above .500 this season, yet they are 25-35 against teams with losing records.
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Charles County police are investigating the possibility that a fetus found in a Dentsville attic Friday could be related to a dead infant found last March in the trunk of a car in Calvert County.
The fetus was found around noon by a family cleaning out their house and was sent to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Baltimore for an autopsy, Charles County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Diane Richardson said.
The sheriff's office is still waiting for the autopsy results and has yet to identify the mother, but it has begun to look into whether the fetus is related to a dead stillborn or newborn infant found March 8 in the trunk of a car on Hallowing Point Road in Prince Frederick.
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Microsite for 2nd year of Second Life Skoolaborate project
Created: 28th Sep 2009
Last update: 8th Mar 2012
Alderney Puffin Cam
Puffin Cam - in collaboration with The Wildlife Trusts - Working for a Living Landscape
Created: 18th Dec 2008
Last update: 19th Apr 2015
Bird Watch 2013
Bird Watch 2013 is a cross-curricular project that is being managed by Kent RSPB Dungeness.
The project is an opportunity for schools and colleges in and outsie the UK to share information about the birds that visit their school grounds and local area.
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Dig IT
'Dig It' is an exciting opportunity for Key Stage 2 pupils to investigate and write about the people and events associated with some of Kent's most famous historic sites. To support their learning pupils will have access to a range of historical artefacts and the opportunity to work with and web conference (using FlashMeeting) with staff from the Canterbury Archaeology Trust.
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Dover Castle Writing Project
The project is an opportunity for Years 5 and 6 pupils to visit Dover Castle with Ian Coulson (ASK History Advisor) to investigate and learn about the famous ?Pike Man? and other famous "mythical" characters from the past.
Following the visit all pupils will use Flashmeeting (web conferencing) to interview English Heritage staff about these characters before writing their own horror and suspense stories about the Castle and its famous inhabitants.
Created: 24th Nov 2008
Last update: 30th Apr 2009
Evacuation Experience taking place annually at the Kent and East Sussex Railway in Tenterden, Kent.
Created: 24th Mar 2009
Last update: 2nd Jul 2013
Kent Birdwatch 2010
Kent Birdwatch 2010 is a "partnership project" involving The Advisory Service Kent Hands on Support ICT Team, The South East Grid for Learning, The RSPB and other Environmental Groups in the County.
Commencing in January 2010 the project is an opportunity for pupils to use ICT to record, publish and share, throughout the year, information about the different species of birds that visit our school grounds and other local habitats.
Created: 10th Aug 2009
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Kent Weather Watch
"Kent Weather Watch 2008 is an exciting opportunity for children to use ICT in all subjects to gather, present and share information about the weather and their local climate with other schools in and outside the county."
Created: 11th Aug 2008
Last update: 21st Oct 2008
Kent Weather Watch 2008-9
The project is an opportunity for pupils to use ICT to creatively share information about the weather in their local area with schools in and outside the United Kingdom and to investigate how changes in the weather affect the everyday lives of all living things.
Created: 15th Sep 2008
Last update: 17th May 2011
Pupils Outdoor Nature Detectives. Environment Project.
Created: 12th May 2009
Last update: 5th Oct 2010
Rural Swale - The Gunpowder Mill
The Gunpowder Mill
Created: 10th Nov 2008
Last update: 31st Mar 2009
Skoolaborate - Second Life Project
This is Year 2 of the SEGfL teen Second Life project that is being run in collaboration with Skoolaborate.
This is a one-stop shop for staff from SEGfL schools and other partners who are involved in the project.
Created: 1st Oct 2008
Last update: 6th Oct 2009
South East Schools Bugs Count Survey
The South-East Bugs Count Survey will be taking place from the 26th to 30th September. It is an opportunity for pupils to investigate and find out how many species of invetebrates have adapted successfully to living in urban surroundings.
The 3 Bugs short surveys will take pupils fifteen minutes each to complete. All results will then be uploaded and added online to the Opal Bugs Count National database. To view the results entered visit the OPAL Surveys website.
Created: 16th Aug 2011
Last update: 16th Nov 2011
Step Outside
Learning Outside the Classroom
Step Outside is an opportunity for schools across the South-East of England to take part in the environmental programme organsised for schools in 2013 by the South East Grid for Learning Associates and our project partners. Full details about the exciting range of planned activities will be published on this website at the start of the Ney Year.
Created: 28th Nov 2012
Last update: 9th Jan 2013
Victorians and the Railway Age
A collection of victorian resources, support material, film and other digital images. This comprehensive site features The Kent and East Sussex Railway as exemplar but offers guidance for anyone wishing to construct exciting learning experiences based on heritage material.
Created: 23rd Jun 2010
Last update: 5th Aug 2014
Weather Watch 2013
THis site contains information about climate and weather from schools around the globe. To join Weather Watch 2013 please complete the registration form at the bottom of the home page.
Created: 4th Nov 2012
Last update: 28th Nov 2012
World Bird Watch 2013
World Bird Watch 2013 led by Colette Cotton
Created: 12th Feb 2013
Last update: 9th Mar 2013
World of Birds 2011
The World of Birds 2011 project is an exciting opportunity for pupils to learn about and to care for the birds, animals and plants that live around us and to discover what actions are being taken to protect birds around the world from the impact of Climate Change and the threats to their natural habitats.
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This "who is doing what" and "who is interested in what" social-networking page is for *anyone* (including newbies and organizations) doing *anything significant* (including commercial) regarding Perl 6. * Add your (or their) name below, in alphabetical order (by last name), in the *most relevant* section. Create a new section if a suitable section doesn't exist. * Link the name to a suitable home page, blog, or whatever, or you can create a new personal page on this wiki to link to (use the same name for the page name). * Add a few sentences relevant activities, interests, and so on. ---- ^ The Perl 6 Design Team Also known as "@Larry", and led by "Larry Wall"<http://www.wall.org/~larry/>, our hero and leader, the inventor of Perl. AKA "TimToady" on IRC #perl6 (derives from ""TIMTOWTDI"<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/There_is_more_than_one_way_to_do_it>"). He has staked out the perl5-to-perl6 translator as his own project. Also overdue for a MacArthur prize. * Nicholas Clark: * Will Coleda: The parrot project manager. Has worked on a variety of languages targeting parrot. * "Damian Conway"<http://damian.conway.org/About_us//Bio_formal.html>: He writes the "Exegeses"<http://dev.perl.org/perl6/exegesis/>, which explain by example Larry's design documents (the "Apocalypses"<http://dev.perl.org/perl6/apocalypse/>). * chromatic: The project secretary. He is at least partially responsible for delaying Apocalypse 12 with that Roles idea. Also writes code. Also editor at "Perl.com"<http://Perl.com>. Read "cromatic's journal"<http://use.perl.org/~chromatic/journal/>. * Jerry Gay: Hacks on "Parrot"<http://parrotcode.org>, [Rakudo] Perl 6 and the Parrot Compiler Toolkit (PCT). Read "Jerry's journal"<http://use.perl.org/~particle/journal/>. * "Patrick Michaud"<http://www.pmichaud.com/>: The author of PGE, the Parrot/Perl6 Grammar engine. He's also the Perl 6 compiler and Parrot pumpking. Read "Patrick's journal"<http://use.perl.org/~pmichaud/journal/>. * "Allison Randal"<http://www.onyxneon.com/allison.html>: The Parrot architect. Also hacks on the Perl 6 compiler tools. She started the "Synopses"<http://dev.perl.org/perl6/doc/synopsis.html> with Damian. * "Hugo van der Sanden"<http://crypt.org/hv/>: Knows more about Perl 5 internals than any one person should, which helps to make better decisions for Perl 6. * "Audrey Tang"<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audrey_Tang>: The primary force behind Pugs, the original Perl 6 compiler implementation in Haskell that targets at least four different backends, including JavaScript. Ended the long "Dark Ages" of compiler-side Perl 6 development. Spread "-Ofun" and commit bits to the masses. Also overdue for a MacArthur prize. * "Jesse Vincent"<http://use.perl.org/~jesse>: The Perl 6 project manager. An expert at the "stick and carrot" approach to open source development. * Richard Dice: The president of "The Perl Foundation"<http://perlfoundation.org/>. ^^ The Old Guard These individuals contributed a great deal, but are no longer serving in their former capacities: * "Piers Cawley"<http://www.perl.com/pub/au/Cawley_Piers>: Former parrot/perl6 summarizer. * "Simon Cozens"<http://simon-cozens.org/>: Former parrot pumpking (versions 0.0.1 through 0.0.4). * "Matt Fowles"<http://www.perl.com/pub/au/Fowles_Matt>: Former parrot/perl6 summarizer. * Ann Barcomb: Former parrot/perl6 summarizer. * "Steve Fink"<http://use.perl.org/~sfink>: Former parrot pumpking (versions 0.0.9 through 0.0.12). * "Jeff Goff"<http://www.perl.com/pub/au/Goff_Jeffrey>: Former parrot pumpking (versions 0.0.5 to 0.0.8). * "Luke Palmer"<http://www.luqui.org/>: Former Perl 6 language list monitor and co-author of the retroactive Synopses. * "Chip Salzenberg"<http://use.perl.org/~chip/>: Former parrot pumpking and the parrot architect, and a large contributor. * "Dan Sugalski"<http://www.vogelein.com/~dan/>: Former parrot architect. * "Leopold Tötsch"<http://www.toetsch.at/>: Leo was the pumpking for releases 0.0.13 - 0.4.5, and for some time was a larger contributor. * "Nathan Torkington"<http://www.frii.com/~gnat/>: Former project manager emeritus. * "Bryan Warnock"<http://www.perl.com/pub/au/Warnock_Bryan>: Used to compile the Perl 6 Digest with Simon Cozens. _Yes, "that"<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warnocked> Warnock._ ^ Perl 6 Supporters * "The Perl Foundation"<http://perlfoundation.org/> ^ Software Developers ^^ Contributors to "Rakudo Perl 6"[Rakudo] * Jeff Horwitz: * "Ovid"<http://www.oreillynet.com/onlamp/blog/2006/08/people_of_perl_ovid.html>: * "Jonathan Worthington"<http://www.jnthn.net/>: Also a prolific presentor: <http://www.jnthn.net/articles.shtml>. ^^ Developers using Perl 6 (and Parrot) * Darren Duncan: DB-related stuff. * Stevan Little: "Moose is the new Perl" Moose meta-object system. "Stevan's journal"<http://use.perl.org/~Stevan/journal>. * Bernhard Schmalhofer: Has been updating PHP on Parrot. * [Mark Stosberg]: I'm working on porting CGI::Application to Perl 6 and having fun along the way. ^ Documentation Authors ^^ Perl 6 Wiki Contributers * [John Beppu]: * [Herbert Breunung]: Works on the Perl 6 tutorial for this wiki and maintains the online reader bundled with docs: "Perl6::Doc". * Andy Lester: Set up the official Perl 6, Perl 5, and Parrot wikis. * [Conrad Schneiker]: The instigator of the perl.perl6.users newsgroup, and the original instigator of this Official Perl 6 Wiki (and offers a $1,000 prize for a Perl 6 version of it). * Aaron Trevena: ^^ Writers of Articles * [Adriano Ferreira]: [Perl 6 microarticles] * "Jonathan Worthington"<http://www.jnthn.net/>: Also a prolific presentor: <http://www.jnthn.net/articles.shtml>. ^ Others * Ask Bjørn Hansen: Set up Perl 6 newsgroups ("http://www.nntp.perl.org/group"<http://www.nntp.perl.org/group>) and runs feather, a Perl 6 development machine. * Andy Lester: Started and maintains "Perlbuzz"<http://perlbuzz.com>, which reports frequently about Perl 6 related events. |