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Laying here staring out across the ocean, listening to the sound of waves roaring, gazing up at all of the glimmering stars, lighting up the sea like a dance floor. Counting stars as blessings life has given me, thanking God for each and everyone of them, so relaxing just lying next to the shore lines, trying to draw in the last bits of the night. The full moon shining ever so brightly now, and the waves calm down to a gentle splash, a light breeze pushes softly against my skin, I grab my sweater and drape it around me, as I go to leave I stop and turn around, just to admire the ocean one last time.
Things seems to be very clear, When actually felt it is unclear, What really seems to be clear, May never ever be clear for ever. Your help for others, May be to be appreciated, Or taken as what is called, to be uncounted. My question is clear, Why the help for others, Is sometime never appreciated, However it is always delivered. In response to ethics, lingers in my mind the answer, To help others is not to be recognised, But it is to be called someone, Who can be respected. To all, continue to help, Not to to be appreciated by others, But to be respected by yourself.
Dawn's arms rock us awaken First light guides our eyes open A minute or two we bask Before we rise to the tasks Buzzing we go, all duty Not missing the melody Of plans laid out well in war When the battle cry did warn Signs were posted in plenty In aches of flesh past groaning Clocks ticked too fast to keep up We sensed the call to the Sun Finally armed and fueled We three and the engine revved Taking routes always farther Away from the walled master Warmer becomes flesh and heart As we steer like movie stars Heads high to catch the sun's drops Eyes shaded in blissful lost Soon we are flying through air Passing green-eyed rooms with cheer Bucolic scenes blaze colors How beautifully they merge Tempo slows as deep blue nears Silent, the wait comes to bear Descent is smooth, toes sink in Digging in grains so golden It is here we recover Here, we let go of the war
The rush of swish against the shoreline The wind blowing swift by is a sign A storm a brewing, clattering, and shattering The thunder clapping a great sky battering The waves swoosh higher up As you can get this sound like in a cup But more so just cover your hand Now the feeling of grit giving sound to sand Whoosh! the wind takes your hair It is fear-est when water spit as it declare War on your skin, with vibration that pings And the silence of slow blowing wind sings
E-Z Glo Punk, Lightning Flash, TNT Devices will burst, do crash Southern Night, Piccolo Petes are hard to beat... I like hand held Sparklers, Tanks flashing fountains, Solar Flare Six to #20 Gold I have to share, no incidence, no burns, thanks... Whistles blow, fountains glow, pop'n sounds, entire sky all aglow I love those colors, high an low trails eched onto my retina inspired me to let ya know Now you close both eyes in pitch dark, what a surprise for you to see, right there darkness, absolutely anywhere beautiful trails of lights in motion "Always read a label of caution"
It was a warm summer night In a glowing neon dream When I walked under palms By the ultra-violet sea Where Soft light rained down Gently spread upon the beach Hazy sky and oceans blurred Aqua, orange, purples, pink In the atmospheric twilight I strolled the endless avenue Mixing with the bar lights Entranced by the sea view Reflecting on the waters Were flickering yellow strokes Where freight ships turned to fairylights Like a painting on the Rhone Along the lamplit concourse Ambient and watercolour washed A stream of strollers poured Soaking up the dusk And With the flow of a ghostly breeze I brushed by lovers and loners Slender exotic joggers And the Sunset bathing homeless To this day it burns inside My first night in Limassol Industrial Miami She left colours in my eyes
I have left the choking maze of concrete patterns behind me to stand at lands end. It is here I have found the beating heart of Mother Earth. She beckons me at sunset, silently, with colors beyond imagination. Her greatness explodes across the sky and below she bellows the audible sounds of the surf that build into a grand crescendo to celebrate days' end. The sparkle of the ocean begins its mesmerizing dance that welcomes the sun to come to rest behind her distant edge. In the sky above are the endless and magical shapes of clouds floating across the golden sky, as the surf continues its rhythmic tones that purifies my mind and soothes my soul. The distant fog horn beckons to the wayward gulls and guides them home to roost at water's edge. With my soul now fulfilled and with last light, I reluctantly turn away into the darkness, grateful once again to have witnessed the beauty of Mother Earth, hoping someday to be at peace as my ashes float away with the tide, on their endless journey, till the end of time.
LE TRE SORELLE My favorite spot in Italy, and perhaps anywhere, was Ristorante Le Tre Sorelle in Positano. It was at the bottom of at least a hundred stone steps, just on the right, and right on the beach. A hundred steps seemed like ten, with delights for the senses on every step. Chic bikini shops with tan young clients, tiny pastry shops, ice cream vendors, mini-galleries, and lone musicians, all bathed in the soft bright sunlight of the Amalfi Coast. Le Tre Sorelle had affordable pasta and a priceless view. Between checkered tables and cobalt sea marched the ancient beauty of humanity in every form and state. Over espresso, we created names for people in this parade, to suit our fancy. "There is Mr. and Mrs. Cold Obtrusive boring Mr. and Mrs. Kind Receptive.", we might say, or, "There is Mr. Old Fat Rich failing to interest Miss poor Young Georgeous." Sometimes we would separate our unwitting victims into "should wear bikini", "maybe should", and "never should" classes. We made up other rude categories depending on how much wine we could afford with the affordable pasta. The challenge of youth in Positano was to find a place to sleep for free. Step one in this quest was to find a pretty girl who also had a hotel room. Step two was to persuade her to share it. Step three was to sleep on the beach. But the beach was duly patrolled by the Beach Patrol. So the trick was to dance in the last-open disco until everyone, including the Beach Patrol, were too tired to care. Then with luck, we could borrow some fisherman's boat cover for the night, until the fisherman went fishing. Still, this meant one or two good hours of sleep. Besides, at sunrise, we could swim in the sea and chill ourselves awake, just long enough for the first espresso of another beautiful day, at Le Tre Sorelle. In spite of youthful nonsense, the crushing beauty of Amalfi, both human and stone, pressed it's lovely wisdom deep inside our souls.
Even as thunder boomed mighty overhead and power lines on San Domingo Avenue outside faltered and succumbed to the tempest the Ortegas stood breathless in the family room, gaze transfixed upon the television screen like so many deer in the headlights of a truck. Finally a flash from without, and a snap extinguished all light within the household. Ten seconds passed without a sound. Then the father uttered something and the family members scattered, each returning a moment later bearing possessions of infinite value. Within a minute, all had crammed into the station wagon, evacuation route ingrained within their minds like a seed of hope. All but one. Manuelito had been lost. The mother howled and flied back into the house, tears streaming down her face hard as the rain. She reached the back porch, and to her eternal shock found Manuelito standing alone on the beach like a mannequin eyes locked upon the Cyclops-eye of the storm. The mother cried out through anguished sobs in vain, for the howling drone of the wind overpowered all and when Manuelito turned around to face all that he loved he did so with all the finality of a grown man resolved upon his course of action. The mother abruptly ceased her crying, and her countenance briefly matched that of her son as she, too, turned her gaze upon the jewel center of the storm and was hypnotized by the awesome power of the divine. At length she regained self-consciousness, and her eyes darted back to that segment of the beach where her son had been standing but his figure, like a stream of sand on the dunes of time, had been replaced by nothingness, the allure of the unknown and Poseidon's call of wild fury too strong to resist.


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- About Goremeister
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- Favorite Horror Movie
- THE SHINING, BLACK CHRISTMAS, TCM (Had to pick 3. The originals btw)
- About Me
- I'm not doing much trading these days because I'm trying to catch up. By catching up, I mean I'm trying to watch the stuff I've been getting. If you see anything in my DVDAF list that interests you, just contact me and I'll check out your list as soon as I can. Also, you can check out the link in my signature to see some of my new films that aren't at DVDAF as well as some films I'm looking for. I also have a link to a thread that shows the items that I'm selling.
- Music
- the only band that matters
- Movies
- I mentioned three of my favorites above but more titles I really enjoy are CREEPSHOW ~ DAWN OF THE DEAD ~ DAY OF THE DEAD ~ DEAD AND BURIED ~ HALLOWEEN ~ PROM NIGHT ~ THE PROWLER ~ THE BURNING ~ MY BLOODY VALENTINE (Finally released uncut after 28 years!) ~ THE THING (Carpenter) ~ NIGHT OF THE CREEPS ~ MONSTER SQUAD ~ HENRY : PORTRAIT OF A SERIAL KILLER ~ THE FOG (original) ~ THE HOWLING ~ AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON ~ WOLFEN ~ CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST ~ CANNIBAL APOCALYPSE ~ THE BROOD ~ SHIVERS ~ SCANNERS ~ VIDEODROME ~ ALLIGATOR ~ PIRANHA ~ SHADOW OF THE HAWK ~ THE CAR ~ CLASS OF 1984 ~ JAWS ~ SUSPIRIA ~ DEEP RED ~ BIRD WITH THE CRYSTAL PLUMAGE ~ MANIAC COP ~ MANIAC ~ A CLOCKWORK ORANGE ~ THE BEYOND ~ CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD ~ SCARECROWS ~ FROM BEYOND + many many more......
- KOLCHAK : THE NIGHT STALKER (Great show from the 70's)
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Publication Date
January 2001
This study examines factors related to within-occupation wage inequality among service and sales workers in the telecommunications industry. The author draws on a 1998 survey of a nationally representative sample of 354 service and sales centers in the industry to examine the importance of management practices and union institutions in shaping wage variation. The results strongly indicate that business strategies of customer segmentation and human resource practices explain variation in wages over and above that explained by the human capital of the work force. In addition, despite extensive deregulation and de-unionization of the industry, the union wage premium is 22%.
Suggested Citation
Batt, R. (2001). Explaining wage inequality in telecommunications services: Customer segmentation, human resource practices, and union decline. Industrial and Labor Relations Review 54, 425-49.
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New York, 1913. "Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and son." Photo by Arnold Genthe, whose serene portrait belies the intensity of the scandal that engulfed Evelyn when her husband killed her former lover, the architect Stanford White, in 1906. While Harry Thaw denied paternity of the child raised as his son, Evelyn always maintained that Russell Thaw was conceived during a conjugal visit with her husband at Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminally Insane. View full size.
Evelyn Nesbitt was also played by the gorgeous Joan Collins in the film "The Girl in the Red Swing". And, as all Shorpyites know, she was the model for the statue of Diana, that once was atop the original (actually the second, as I recall) Madison Square Garden, and now graces the entrance to the present Garden.
Contrast Evelyn's smart, contemporary appearance with the norm for women's clothing in 1913 -- ridiculously elaborate "picture hats" and overstuffed gowns -- and it's amazing to realize her photo was taken 100 years ago.
Check out this video of Evelyn Nesbit "singing" in the early 1930's and see if you don't agree.
This handsome boy, Russell William Thaw, grew up to be a noted pilot. During World War II, he scored five air victories, and after the war, served as a test pilot for Douglas Aircraft, flying early jet bomber prototypes.
Decades ago Evelyn Nesbit was played by the young Elizabeth McGovern, now Downton's Lady Grantham. Seeing this photo makes me think that casting choice was a good one for physical resemblance.
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I just finished this for another Fiesta collector - I cant wait to see what he does with it. Im taking a nap now.
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Go Portland! Love it - although it DID wake me up - I was having a pretty soporific time of it - and there ya go - so THANKS!
------"Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible." --Dalai Lama I have sewing machines
You should be tired after finishing that piece. As always, nice colors and interesting formations. You do incredible work!
It rocks, it rolls, it's as happy as a Candyland Game board! j.
You have the most fantastic sense of color and shapes...I could see your quilts hanging in an art gallery. There is NO WAY I could ever come up with something so fun and happy ...I LOVE IT!!! I think you should be famous....
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So colorful and cheerful! You should set up a line of quilts for Fiestaware owners.
Yes, I'd love to see how this looks with the beautiful Fiesta Ware on top -- hmm maybe you could team up with Fiesta Ware to offer your Quilts?? an advertising/sales opportunity?? Awesome Portland! Debbie
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I super like this quilt - the buyer made a small change before it was finished. I made the table cloth with a wider border. I like big wide borders as well as very small ones - but medium non statements ones are not my fave. Finished, I like the table cloth as much as I would have with the wide border. But, that the buyer likes it is really the most important part to me. Here it is with no border at all. I see influence from lots of places in my work. Crayon boxes, too.
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Issue 201
18th September 2011 by KDE Commit-Digest TeamContributors
Vladislav Blanton
Jaka Kranjc
Dominik Tritscher
Alexander van Loon
Marta Rybczynska
This Week...
Commits | 2461 by 197 developers |
Open Bugs | 23491 |
Open Wishes | 17348 |
Bugs Opened | 452 in the last 7 days |
Bugs Closed | 531 in the last 7 days |
Commit Summary
Module | Commits |
/trunk/l10n-kde4 |
/branches/stable |
/branches/trinity |
/trunk/KDE |
/trunk/l10n-support |
/trunk/playground |
/trunk/www |
/branches/work |
/resources/mixedmaildir |
/plasma/declarativeimports |
Files | Developer | Commits |
Albert Astals Cid |
Laurent Montel |
Marco Martin |
Burkhard Lück |
Volker Krause |
Timothy Pearson |
Iñigo Salvador Azurmendi |
Gilles Caulier |
Boudewijn Rempt |
Tobias Koenig |
Internationalization (i18n) Status
Language | Percentage Complete |
Brazilian Portuguese (pt_BR) |
Swedish (sv) |
Portuguese (pt) |
Spanish (es) |
Dutch (nl) |
Polish (pl) |
Estonian (et) |
German (de) |
Italian (it) |
Low Saxon (nds) |
Bug Killers
Person | Bugs Closed |
Christoph Feck |
Kevin Ottens |
Myriam Schweingruber |
Andrea Diamantini |
Christophe Giboudeaux |
Andras Mantia |
trueg kde org |
C. Boemann |
Laurent Montel |
Jekyll Wu |
Commit Countries
Commit Demographics
Bug Fixes | Features | Optimization | Security | Other | |
Accessibility | |||||
Development Tools | [] | [] | [] | ||
Educational | [] | [] | [] | ||
Graphics | [] | [] | |||
KDE Base | [] | [] | [] | [] | |
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Games | [] | [] | [] | ||
Other | [] |
There are 112 selections this week
Bug Fixes
Development Tools
Use more "standard" Perl for kde: auto-handling.
Laurent Montel reported an error that indicates a syntax error in the
git error handler for the kde: support. Even after extracting out the
error handler and forcing it to run Perl works just fine here, so it's
not a semantic issue either.
So instead, just use a plain 'ol Perl 5.0-style hash to figure out the
error message, no need to make it complicated.
In addition I added the stderr > /dev/null redirection that I forgot to
have in place before.
Don't crash when evaluating a bvar with a list (container) value.
PositionTracking: only keep detailed level accuracy positions
Titration calculator is now correctly shown.
Support gpsd 2.96 and 3.1.
Patch based on Vincent Batts patch submitted in bug 269165, thanks!
Tested with gpsd 2.96 (berlios tarball), gpsd 3.1 (berlios tarball)
and 2.95 (ubuntu package).
Unable to export original file to Flickr
Picasa import fetches scaled-down photos
do not use prefix operator with pointer. this doesn't work, at least with DNG converter. The result image is a black hole.
KDE Base
When searching, apply change in case sensitive option immediately.
Patch by Francesco Cecconi
-Do not set WA_OpaquePaintEvent attribute for line edit clearButton
(should fix the not transparent background bug)
-Optimize a bit the code to enable/disable it
Fix desktop locking with opengl screensavers
When using -e <command> don't save to profile for new tabs.
Currently using -e <command> will cause all new tabs/windows to run
<command>. This patch fixes that such that new tabs/windows will start
the default profile.
Patch by Gu Rui with minor edit by self.
Konsole should never save a profile with empty name into disk.
Workaround repaint issue in blur effect with GLES
This is actually a bloody hack by forcing the screen to be
repainted in each frame. This needs to be fixed in a different
way or we at least have to turn blur off by default for GLES in
the next release.
ANSI escape code "\e[1;93m" should generate intensive color.
The current behavior is bold(1) will toggle the intensity of an
intensive color(93), so the result is a normal color. This is
counter-intuitive. Xterm, rxvt, and all vte-base emulators generate
intensive color in this case.
ctrl+wheel: zoom font
before, ctrl+wheel was "scroll a page". This got lost with this commit.
However, pretty much all applications (web browswers, qt creator) zoom
font with ctrl modifier.
Added file item count for the size field of directories in metadata.
Metadata of directories used to show block size inside the size field
and not the actual size. Actual size calculation can be very time
consuming, so added the number of items in a directory (based on the
discussion on the bug page).
phonon: Don't assert on critial failures from PulseAudio.
While this indicates a pretty bad situation that we'd like to get more
feedback on, it's not really a nice user experience to crash, so limp
on and dome some info into kDebug() instead.
fix kiosk restrictions for user switching and logout
it was using authorizeKAction, which means the keys would be "action/logout" while documentation
clearly states it is just "logout". that is now fixed, including keeping support for "action/logout"
so as not to break existing configurations.
switch_user simply wasn't being checked at all, now it is.
Monitor file changes as well, not just directory changes.
Watch the root maildir and the .NAME.directory folders for changes to recognize there newly moved mails and folders.
Fix recognizing newly created mails in the maildir folders.
Don't hang when the wallet service is completely disabled.
This apparently is different than just denying the resource access to
the wallet.
Fix bug : Bug 230357 - Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value when editing filters
Bug 207035 - Composer gives no indication when editing in overwrite mode, rather than insert mode
Properly migrate imap accounts with separators different from '/'
We had to add some more checks to actually find out from the kmail
config which separator was used per namespace and use that instead
of simply hardcoding '/'.
Fix Bug 266456 - Message list tabs icons are not refreshed when changing the current one.
Fix bug 276276 SMS length should be limited to 70 chars when using non-ascii chars
Thanks to David for his help
Add Key_Enter to open reader dialog box
Revert "Inform when we make a bad password (not new i18n)"
On the next mail check, the user will be asked for the password
again, since we set mAskAgain to true.
In addition, the error message is shown by AkonadiTray, like
any other error message from Akonadi.
This reverts commit 38af197f1f73242a8739e704a39bdeb75ce61020.
Make the maildir resource more standard compliant:
- regarding file names (233379)
- moving out files from new to cur (233378)
- storing flags
- reading flags from filenames (252449)
Make sure we always use the part id for creating part file names.
This was found by the new overlapping part checker and seemed to result
in a <0.07% chance of having a part overwrite the file of another one.
Since this will not be written back to the resource normally, the actual
risk of data damage is probably even smaller.
Prevent possible loose of filters if Akonadi is not running
Fix crash on agent_launcher exit.
Don't unload plugins here. They will be unloaded on application exit,
so it's redundant.
Seems they are being unloaded too early, before QThreadStorage
cleanup occurs:
==18802== Invalid read of size 8
==18802== at 0x53178AE: QThreadStorage<QFontCache*>::deleteData(void*) (in
==18802== by 0x5E8F8CF: QThreadStorageData::set(void*)
==18802== by 0x5317940: void
qThreadStorage_setLocalData<QFontCache>(QThreadStorageData&, QFontCache**)
==18802== by 0x53165BA:
QThreadStorage<QFontCache*>::setLocalData(QFontCache*) (qthreadstorage.h:148)
==18802== by 0x531407A: QFontCache::cleanup() (qfont.cpp:2632)
==18802== by 0x5406536: QFont::cleanup() (qfont_x11.cpp:182)
==18802== by 0x5104E35: qt_cleanup() (qapplication_x11.cpp:2647)
==18802== by 0x50603B2: QApplication::~QApplication()
==18802== by 0x41B1F6: main (agentlauncher.cpp:28)
==18802== Address 0x11a090b0 is not stack'd, malloc'd or (recently) free'd
Fix Bug 233735 - kmail deletes text in body instead of subject when pressing Ctrl-K in subject line
Make the maildir resource more standard compliant:
- regarding file names (233379)
- moving out files from new to cur (233378)
- storing flags
- reading flags from filenames (252449)
Add visual info to signal that we can't rename folder to empty string or we can't have "/" in name.
Change synchornous akonadi job execution to async to prevent strange deadlocks.
Remove code that doesn't make sense anymore, and try to actually make it work (fails though, too tired to debug it, but see the existing FIXME).
Monitor file changes as well, not just directory changes.
If an existing cash dividend transaction is selected, the form shows widgets
for Date, Amount, Total and Status, which is what is expected.
If that transaction is then opened for editing, additional widgets show for
Security, Quantity and Price, which aren't expected for a cash dividend.
If, while the transaction is open for editing, 'Dividend' is reselected, the
additional fields disappear. Similar behaviour occurs for Buy transactions.
Also, in numerous places, the likes of -
QWidget* w = haveWidget(*it_s);
if (w)
were found to produce unreliable results.
Also, When a Dividend transaction is opened for editing, the fee category field is
active, but there is no label. If a fee category is entered, the fee amount
field becomes active - again no label, and if an amount is entered, the total
reflects this change. However, when the transaction edit is accepted, the fee
amount has been lost.
Also, fees have been removed from Dividends, and interest income has been removed from
Buy and Sell, as these seem most unlikely combinations.
I've noticed various other anomalies in the various investment types, to do
with unnecessary fields, missing labels and one where it's possible to enter a
value for a fee without a category, and which doesn't get retained.
Fix the remaining anchoring issue.
This fixes anchoring issues at least in following documents;
* books.evc-cit.info%2Fxforms_ooo_%306_%308_15.odt
* docs.globaltext.terry.uga.edu%3A8%3095%2Fanonymous%2Fwebdav%2FInformation%20Systems%2FIS%20Book%20Version%202%2FSection1%2FISChapter%301.odt
* offthechainak.org%2Fbikerepair1%301%2Fhandouts%2Fhandout-cranksBottomBrackets.odt
* wiki.documentfoundation.org%2Fcgi_img_auth.php%2Fc%2Fce%2F%302%305WG3-PrintingExportingEmailing.odt
* wiki.services.openoffice.org%2Fw%2Fimages%2F9%2F91%2F%305%308IG3-SlidesNotesHandouts.odt
* wiki.services.openoffice.org%2Fw%2Fimages%2Fe%2Fe6%2F%303%304CG-ChartsAndGraphs.odt
* www.odfauthors.org%2Fopenoffice.org%2Fenglish%2Fuserguide3%2Fimpress3%2F3%30_published%2F%305%308IG3-SlidesNotesAndHandouts.odt
Don't add the shape via a KWFrame to words if the page-number is invalid.
The specs say that the page-number needs to be a positive integer. If the
page-number is not, and is either negative or zero, then OO.org just does
not display the frame. Now we do the same.
PPT: Do not alter bullet character information, use correct numbering.
* Save the bullet character as stored in the binary. We provide the font information
so let the upper layers decide what to do in case the font is not installed.
* Improved the logic when to restart/continue numbering in numbered lists,
especially nested numbered lists.
Some more on average calculation (more usage of float instead of long).
Moved K3bSetup functionality to K3b's config dialog
K3bSetup never really belonged to SystemSettings. When user wanted
to change device or programs permissions he'd needed to switch to
SystemSettings which was not obvious. Hence this settings were moved
to K3b settings window. Program permissions can now be changed in a new
"Permissions" tab on "Programs" section.
Modification of devices permissions has been removed altogether. In
all (?) modern systems optical devices belongs to a certain user group
(e.g. "cdrom"). If the current user does not belongs to this group,
he's offered to add himself to it in "Devices" section of K3b settings
GUI: K3bSetup no longer exists
Fretplay.com is down, so stop asking for tabs from that site.
However support for ultimateGuitar.com is still available.
Nevertheless I will try to work on adding support for songsterr.com.
It's a growing new site, provides better graphical tab display and
also has an open API to fetch tabs.
K3b::IsOverburnAllowed: Don't count used capacity twice.
Networking Tools
Get sure page is extant before searching for DOM elements there
Fix close & session
First, I'm really sorry for this bad commit ('git' talking..).
The fact is that the 3 bugs fixed here were found chained playing
with close code. Here it is the report:
- fix close window (it now really appears on multiple window closing)
- fix saveSession (saving one call for each site loaded and storing
better information): saveSession is now called on loadFinished
- clean up some compilation warnings
Check for Accounts KCM before trying to open it
Reviewed-by: Mr. Edmundson
Improve code in plugin loading (not yet perfect, I fear...)
Inform the user of a failed preview correctly when a sub-tool (like BibteX or Makeindex) fails
Fix the scriptengine breakage causing non-working game examples
The comment was changed in those two lines:
- d->appendScript( asset, className );
- //d->buildScript();
+ //d->appendScript( asset, className );
+ d->buildScript();
If it is intentional, it might require further study. That was the culsprit
of the breakage. It was a bit hard and sleep deprivated time to follow git
bisect so long, but the games are at least now working nicely. :)
Development Tools
Say hello to Quadruplor !
Quadruplor is an android application used by android/runtests.pl script
to run qt tests. After the test is finished the script gets and stores
the results.
Make it possible again to compile just one file, use CMakeFolderItem
instead of ProjectFolderItem to pass the relative path.
Added displaying/editing the coord in the Bookmark editor
Render Plugin: GpsInfo
Statically simplify (x->x+1)(x+1) into x+2.
Makes use of | much more fluent.
introduce OverpaintBlending
OverpaintBlending paints a tile on top of another, respecting transparency.
Use the complete filename (until the last point)
in the slideshow screensaver
add GPS info to gallery.xml in htmlexport plugin
KDE Base
FEATURE: add service for powermanagement tasks such as suspension and shutdown
First attempt at the poppler based PDF analyzer
It currently caches most of the file in memory, and doesn't
support produce rdf for the metadata present in the pdf (Author,
Title, etc)
Additionally, the FindPoppler.cmake has been copied, and isn't
what we want - It looks for the presence of the Qt4 version, which
we don't care about.
Initial import for videoviewer
Allow to configure email indexing in Nepomuk KCM.
This adds an option to the Nepomuk KCM to disable email full text indexing.
It's somewhat comparable to file system indexing in terms of resource
usage, so there has been demand for such an option and this seems to be
the natural place to put it.
This goes together with a number of patches to kdepim that make KMail and
the email indexing agent honor this setting, which have been committed
Replace the matches label with a "Select all ### matches" checkbox
working video player
a component for pinching, still experimental
and MeeGo specific, all those pinching related features can be enabled in the default build when it will depend from Qt 4.8
Add database janitor thread.
All it can do right now is vacuum a MySQL database, triggered by a D-Bus
method call.
Improved online/offline handline for the POP3 resource.
- set the status of the agent to "offline" when it is offline
- abort the current mail check when going offline
Allow non-local folders as target for SPAM mails
With Akonadi there is no reason anymore why only local folders
are allowed as target folder.
Allow '#' in emails domain part for simpleAddress
Also include tests for the other ways of processing email addresses.
Begin work on a properties dialog for anchoring properties
libmsooxml: Added missing numbering types.
* Re-ordered according to the spec. to improve the readability.
* Added also support for prefixes.
Make a "smart positioning" tab in the shape properties.
For now we can only view the anchoring properties of the selected shapes
Later we should implement applying it to the shapes in question
Add support to search from the current cursor
The support is now there now we need to find a way on how to use it with the current UI
Make Dragon Player use Phonon instead of xine-lib for DVD menus.
This long overdue patch drops all the xine-lib dependencies for Dragon Player.
DVD menu support (VideoWindow::toggleDVDMenu) is now implemented in terms of Phonon. This requires at least Phonon 4.5.0, otherwise the function will do nothing (which is the same thing it previously did when not building against xine-lib).
I also fixed a string in mainWindow.cpp which was referring to xine-lib. Distros backporting this patch may or may not want to skip this string change.
Builds in Rawhide: http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=263774
Fix volume writing. Backport to branch 4.7
K3b::IsOverburnAllowed: Increase tolerance from 10% to 25%.
10% are not enough to allow using CD-R90 and CD-R99 media to full capacity.
The new 25% tolerance allows using those media while still catching the common
case of DVD ISO vs. CD media.
K3b::IsOverburnAllowed: Increase tolerance from 10% to 25%.
10% are not enough to allow using CD-R90 and CD-R99 media to full capacity.
The new 25% tolerance allows using those media while still catching the common
case of DVD ISO vs. CD media.
Networking Tools
Allow DSL connections be associated to ethernet interfaces.
Prepend 'Typing...' to the window title if the other side is typing
Reviewed-by: Francesco Nwokeka
Plasma applet first implementation.
Add basic drag&drop support for contact list
Currently only dragging between groups is supported, but much more is planned (and in the works already).
Reviewed-by: David Edmundson
Make the tool factory configure the tools whenever they are created already
- Make all the constructors of tools protected so that only the factory can create them
- Connect the tool signals in 'quickpreview.cpp' correctly, which fixes the quick preview
- Improve the implementation of starting the 'archive' tool
Add GTFS importer and accessor
- The GeneralTransitFeedImporter imports GTFS feeds and writes the data
with little changes into an SQLite database, eg. using integer IDs,
insead of strings. Importing the data may take some time to complete,
the data engine should report progress here (TODO)
- Add reading of "<feedUrl>" tags to AccessorInfoXmlReader, contains
the URL to the GTFS feed for GTFS accessors. Currently that URL is
stored as DepartureRawUrl, but with new getter/setter functions
- TimetableAccessorGeneralTransitFeed uses the database to get
timetable information. If the database does not exist, it downloads
and imports the GTFS feed (new <feedUrl> tag).
It overwrites TimetableAccessor::requestXXX() functions instead of
::parseXXX() to directly return data from the database, no need to
wait for a download to complete
Improve error handling, progress reporting, non-blocking import
- Report progress/errors of importing/downloading GTFS feeds through
the data engine to visualizations
- Add optional <timeZone>-tag to accessor XMLs, can be used to define
a timezone to use, if none is given otherwise. Used by GTFS accessors
if the imported feed doesn't include timezone information in
agency.txt (although required for valid GTFS).
- Create new class GeneralTransitFeedDatabase, which manages GTFS
- Do importing of GTFS feeds in a separate thread to not block the
whole data engine and thus whole plasma
- Check required files in GTFS feeds before importing them
- Check minimum records for GTFS feed files (eg. at least one stop)
Add GTFS import test, fix calendar table
- Use Google's sample GTFS feed for the test
- Fix 'weekdays' field in calendar table, which combines GTFS fields
'monday'-'sunday' into a string of 1's and 0's
- Fix conversion of dates to be stored in the database. It now stores
dates as strings, storing QDates directly does not work
- Fix target directory for extracted GTFS feeds, ie. do not use the
path of the zip file for the directory name, which may include double
dots and thus change the path away from /tmp
- Fix filling missing fields with invalid QVariants in
GeneratTransitFeedImporter::readFields() (if => while)
Update TimetableAccessor, accessor types, add DepartureTime enumerable
- New AccessorType enumerable for the coming GTFS accessor, renamed
other enumerables (now all end with ...Accessor)
- Require a pointer to the used TimetableAccessorInfo object in the
TimetableAccessor constructor, because it's always needed and would
actually crash if it is not set by derived classes
- Remove return values from TimetableAccessor::requestXXX functions,
not needed and the GTFS accessor will work without network requests,
therefore it will not create a KIO::StoredTransferJob.
Make these functions virtual, so that derived classes can do
something else than download a document
- DepartureHour/DepartureMinute values are used to create a
DepartureTime value, if it is not available
(same for ArrivalHour/ArrivalMinute)
- DepartureTime, ArrivalTime can be used with second information
- Will be used for GTFS, which can include seconds in time values
- Used by the XML accessor (de_rmv), to store the time as QTime object,
but without seconds
- Update DepartureInfo/JourneyInfo::generateHash functions in
libpublictransporthelper to include seconds
Add first GTFS accessor: us_trimet
- The zipped feed is ~15MB, which extracts to ~110MB
- In the database it uses ~140MB, where approx. the half is used
for indices, which are used to make the used SQL queries fast
- This is the first official data source and they have some courtesy
text to be shown, this text is in the <credits> tag of the accessor
XML. TODO: Always show this text in the applet, instead of
"data by: XXX"
Add support for exceptionally added availability of transit services
- This implements support for GTFS exception_type=1 in calendar_dates,
which adds one day of availability to a transit service
- Also change date comparison operators to BETWEEN .. AND
Development Tools
optimize: don't restart quickopen model twice
generally, I think this should and could be optimized even more
right now e.g. the include path model (kdevelop/languages/cpp)
is quite slow (easily ~150ms and more on my machine) to restart,
most notably because of CppUtils::allFilesInIncludePath
make AlphaBlending an alias to OverpaintBlending
The overpaint blending has the same effect as the alpha blending, but is faster.
Therefore, bye bye alpha blending.
KDE Base
Treat UID substituting KCMs as external apps
When a KCM desktop file has set:
Systemsettings now handles it as if it were an external application.
Rationale for this is that there are some KCMs that still require
to be run as root for whatever reason. While those KCMs should
really provide an externalapp desktop file and not be KCMs to
begin with, they would have to have two identical desktop files
(except for X-KDE-ServiceTypes and X-KDE-ParentApp) which does
not seem worthwhile. Instead whenever substitution is defined
we treat them as if they were actual external apps.
Also this change, along with the KRun change to externalapps,
now allows distributions to drop their X-KDE-RootOnly patches
and simply use X-KDE-SubstituteUID.
Envelope is enough for deciding what to expire.
This should prevent KMail from downloading my spam folder from the IMAP
server once a day, and reduce memory usage during expiring by about 90%.
First step to optimize collection deletion.
Reduces number of queries per item in a deleted folder by 2 and prepares
the code for moving more operations out of the O(n) part. Which would
actually be easy if Sqlite would support joins on DELETE queries, as
MySQL does :-/
reimplemented renumbering of footnotes
Networking Tools
Improve adblock
improve adblock docs
check third-party option before (faster)
Remove just the last organization and application name, not everything
Using chop is a better approach if we are about to remove certain string values
from the end of another path string. It cannot be broken by any install path
this way coming from the build system. As of performance, it is even faster
since it does not need to look up the substrings this way.
Along the way: I also fixed the place the slash where to add it to the string.
The concern is that here, paths normally return the directory path without the
leading slash, and that is actually how this API has been designed and used by
the API users heretofore.
KDE Base
be sure to include ALL role names
some dataengines can have a different set of keys for each item (ie metadata dataengine) the whole mapped roles must be the complete superset
this is not very efficient, but unfortunately is necessary.
(another reason why DataContainers should become models)
Make sure we always use the part id for creating part file names.
This was found by the new overlapping part checker and seemed to result
in a <0.07% chance of having a part overwrite the file of another one.
Since this will not be written back to the resource normally, the actual
risk of data damage is probably even smaller.
(cherry picked from commit add06052104974356404a0eccf09dc1c21325b0c)
KRun ExternalApps rather than QProcess them
This has the advantage that advanced desktop file magic like
X-KDE-SubstituteUID and X-KDE-Username will be honored as
Also cleaned up the includes a bit.
Don't skip the last line in an Mbox file.
Usually you only have useless boring legal disclaimers there, but maybe
someone actually wants to read that, so better keep it around, for
Resolve build trouble (OSSv4 vs OSSv3)
Reverse direction on horizontal QWheelEvents
Send an interesting User-Agent header because usage metrics are cool
Networking Tools
Temporarily disble few connections to non-existant slots/signals. This kills the errors in console output and apparently everything still works. I plan to do a review of the overlays so if I'll find out these are indeed not needed, I'll remove them for good.
First refactor of MainWidget class. So far, only avatar handling code was moved out to a separate class and bunch of slots were moved and/or renamed.
Reviewed-by: David Edmundson
Install chat-ui and adiumxtra-protocol-handler in libexec.
Huge konquest refactoring.
I aknowledge this overwrite some Jeffrey Kelling's patches, I'm going to port them to this 'new' Konquest.
For more information about this rewrite, see http://blog.pinaraf.info/2011/09/konquest-it-is-alive%E2%80%A6/
Basically : huge refactoring of the game to make it more maintainable, and open the door for improvements later
Replace the Brazilian debug messages into proper English expressions
It is a Rocs left-over, so it can safely be removed. Once, it even made sense to
eliminate the Brazilian debug message, and just use Q_FUNC
KSecret file serialization logic rewrite
Abandoned the parts format
A special device is introduced allowing custom reads/writes
All the encryption logic moved into a dedicated class
All tests pass but information is stored unencrypted for the moment.
This is for debugging reasons. I'm now working on the encryption filter.
Also, the daemon jobs switched to KCompositeJob


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For more information about this meeting, contact Yuxi Zheng, Kris Jenssen.
Title: | Time-Periodic Solutions of the Benjamin-Ono Equation |
Seminar: | Computational and Applied Mathematics Colloquium |
Speaker: | David Ambrose , Drexel University |
Abstract: | |
We introduce a numerical method for computing time-periodic solutions of nonlinear partial differential equations. As an application of this method, we study time-periodic solutions of the Benjamin-Ono equation. We find a large number of such solutions. In particular, we find continua of genuinely time-periodic solutions connecting different traveling waves. This investigation leads us to exact, explicit formulas for these solutions. This is joint work with Jon Wilkening. |
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Date: | 01 / 23 / 2009 |
Time: | 03:35pm - 04:25pm |


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Pic request, Polaris sportsman in short bed & loading advice
I know there are similar threads but I'm looking for a visual to see how a sportsman 550 would fit in my truck (short bed). I have a bed extender and I don't think I should have any problems (besides the tailgate buckling). I was planning on putting a piece of plywood with a 2x4 screwed to it at the end going across the tailgate.. My truck is an 05' and doesn't have any reinforcement on the tailgate..
I'm trying to figure out if its worth the hassle/risk or if I should splurge on a trailer... Your thoughts? Any pics of any size sportsman in a short bed would be appreciated.. |
haha my first thought was a measuring tape to. If your afraid about your tailgate check out the reinforcing threads, seems simple enough and using the 2x4 after its reinforced couldnt hurt anything.
Im surprised theres not a ATV thread, it would help with stuff like this. |
i have the reinforcement specs saved on my computer... just haven't made the time to do it.. i hate having to worry about the tailgate.. still love our tacoma's tho..
when i goto the dealership i'm going to take some measurements with a tape measure. |
This might help ya... my guess is the grizzly 700 is close to the same size as your polaris
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/all...ml#post4042015 |
thanks. |
this is my '12 sportsman 400. built on the same frame and suspension as the 500. I have the leveling kit on my truck with no lift in the rear. thats why it looks like im squatting so bad. the sportsman weighs 700 lbs. but i would suggetst a trailer. thats all i use. just tried it for fun |
I went about 50 or 60 with one that size in my bed no problem, just make sure its strapped down good and the brake is on. Just be VERY careful about loading it. The wall of the bed is not tall enough to stop the fourwheeler before it hits the glass. and it will break the glass.
well id tow it a long way with a trailer.
this is a 15ft or longer trailer for a skid steer. i towed it 20+ miles with no trouble. And for goodness sake, not the silverado sir lol read the signature! |
Heck yeah man! Im going for the Billies/Eibach combo and OME Dakar Springs
no problem. its a tight fit as you can tell
looks like it's pretty possible, i guess the weight of the cab plus engine helps with balancing the load? For just one quad, i see no issues as long as it's strapped in properly. |
i ended up getting a two place trailer to fit the two sportsmans.. thanks for the help
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Although it hasn't been the best year for the vegetable garden, it has been a respectable one. I'm still a few weeks away from the first tomato, but I spent the afternoon yesterday harvesting onions. They didn't get quite as large as I wanted them too (they never do!) but, still, it was a good harvest. I pulled garlic last week and ended up with quite a few small heads and even a nice amount of larger ones. I will leave the harvested heads spread out in the garage for another week or two before I tie them into bunches and hang them to dry. I think I may even try my hand at braiding them!
I am also experimenting this year with allowing my spring-planted lettuce and radish to develop and drop their own seeds. The radish seedpods are nearly ready to burst and the lettuce has just come into flower. I was told by an old-time farmer friend that letting the plants drop their own seed means you'll have a perfectly timed fall crop. In the past I have allowed a few lettuce plants to drop seed and have gotten some nice seedings out of it. They weren't big enough to harvest in the fall, but they overwintered nicely (I put some row cover over them) and were the first I harvested the following spring. I'm letting all of them go to seed this year just to see how it goes.
The green beans are also looking good. Thankfully it got a bit dry the past few weeks, and the slugs seemed to stay away from them. I suspect they'll come into flower within the next two or three weeks. And lastly, the vine crops are just beginning to spread their tendrils. The cukes, zukes, pumpkins and gourds are vining out—my volunteer pumpkin even has some male flowers on it already. Soon enough the female flowers will open and we'll be on our way to a bountiful harvest.
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TASCHEREAU email@example.com_county.toronto.toronto_star 2006-03-26 published
John, in his ninetieth year, passed away after a courageous battle,
on Saturday, March 25, 2006 at the Lakeshore General Hospital,
Pointe Claire. Predeceased by his loving wife Marion
and will be sadly missed by his children Colleen (Brian
Jim (Tina TASCHEREAU,) J.P. (Carole,) cherished Grampie of, and
will be fondly remembered by Laura, Erin, Ryan, Sean, and Caitlin.
Predeceased by his parents John and Elizabeth
(MOLLY,) his brother
Michael and survived by his sister Mary Kathleen. The family
extends a special thank you to the caring staff at the Lakeshore
General Hospital, on 3 North, and the ongoing support from many
devoted Friends. Visitation will be held at Collins Clarke MacGillivray
White Funeral Home, 222 Highway 20, Pointe Claire, Quebec, 514-483-1870,
on Monday, March 27, 2006 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to
9 p.m. The funeral mass will take place at St. Veronica's Church,
1300 Carson Avenue, Dorval, on Tuesday, March 28, 2006 at 11 a.m.
Interment at Cotes des Neiges Cemetery to follow at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial donations to
the charity of your choice.
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TASCI email@example.com_county.toronto.toronto_star 2006-02-17 published
Unexpectedly, surrounded by his loving family, on Wednesday,
February 15, 2006, at the age of 85. Husband of Mary. Father
of George, Rea, Katina, Olga, Patrick, Philippe, and Nadia. Cherished
grandfather and great-grandfather. Uncle of Vasili and Nuala.
A Memorial Mass will be held at St. Stephen's Roman Catholic
Church, 212 Old Chelsea Road, Chelsea, Quebec, on Saturday, February
18, 2006 at 11 a.m. For those wishing, donations may be made
to the Gatineau Memorial Hospital, Wakefield, Quebec. Condolences/Donations
at: www.mcgarryfamily.ca
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TASCONA firstname.lastname@example.com_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2006-06-03 published
Antonio "
Tony," C.M., R.C.A.
At Victoria General Hospital on Sunday, May 28, 2006 in his 80th
year. Beloved life partner and best friend of Doreen
Loving father of Cathie (Patrick
PAYNE); Marty (Callie); Chris
(Faye MIRON.)
Proud grandfather of Dominic and Daniella; Hannah
June, Antonio and Hayley May; Michael and Isabella. Caring and
fun-to-be-with step dad to Sarah
MILLIN and Deirdre
KATZ and daughter Naomi.) Predeceased by his beloved son Larry
and eleven siblings including his sister Connie (Scaletta), and
brothers Ross and Sam of Winnipeg. He is survived by brother
Pepin (Edna) of Barrie, Ontario; his sister Irene (Boyle); numerous
nieces and nephews and his first wife, May
Tony has
touched the lives of many people across Canada, not only with
his art but with his generosity of spirit and his zest for life.
These attributes and passion for nature were inherited from his
Sicilian parents. Working in the aerospace industry early in
his career fuelled his fascination with experimentation, materials
and precision. He was one of the first artists in Canada to paint
on aluminum, counterbalancing the smooth cool surface and his
geometric imagery with a sophisticated pastel palette. He also
painted on canvas, cast resin sculpture, produced silkscreen
prints, and most recently, ink drawings. Other artists marvelled
at his continuous range of productivity and his ability to make
meaningful relationships with his clients. Only hospitalization
prevented him from working. He received many public commissions
including: the Centennial Concert Hall murals, the Millennium
Library Reading Courtyard sculpture, stabiles in the lobbies
of the Manitoba Law Courts, the St. Boniface Research Hospital
and the Freshwater Institute. Few Canadian artists have been
honoured by a permanent retrospective of their work such as his
at the Faculty of Law, University of Manitoba. The Winnipeg Art
Gallery mounted a retrospective of his 50 year oeuvre in 2001.
He was the only Manitoban included in the 2005 National Gallery
of Canada exhibition, "the 60's in Canada." and earlier this
year the Franco Manitoba Cultural Centre hosted "Transformations"
32 recent drawings, as part of his 80th birthday celebration.
The opening attracted devoted clients and colleagues from across
Canada; the National Gallery's Director Pierre Theberge participated
in the opening ceremonies. Tony was active in the development
of the arts in Canada and he served on the boards of the Royal
Canadian Academy, National Gallery of Canada, The Canadian Conference
of the Arts, The Winnipeg Art Gallery and Carfac Canada. This
contribution and his constant support of Manitoba charities,
in concert with his artistic achievements, garnered him an honorary
LL.D. from the University of Winnipeg in 1994 and the Order of
Canada in 1996. His works can be found in permanent collections
across Canada including the National Gallery of Canada, the Confederation
Centre, the Canada Council Art Bank, The Art Gallery of Ontario,
The Winnipeg Art Gallery, The Glenbow Museum, the Norman Mackenzie
Gallery and the Greater Victoria Art Gallery as well as numerous
corporate and private collections. His archives are held by the
University of Regina and digital images are available at the
Centre for Contemporary Canadian Art Website. A junior baseball
and hockey player, he was inducted into the Manitoba Baseball
Hall of Fame in 2002 and his 1948 Brandon Grays Baseball team
is to be inducted into the Hall of Fame this weekend. Following
cremation, a private extended-family memorial service has been
held. Per Tony's request, a wake will be held at a later date.
The public are invited to attend the Tony Tascona Memorial Exhibition
at St. Boniface College in early September, 2006. Memorial donations
may be made to the Tony Tascona Art History Bursary University
of Winnipeg Foundation, University of Winnipeg, Wesley Hall,
515 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Manitoba R3B 2E9 204-786-9995. The
Desjardins Funeral Chapel in care of arrangements, 233-4949 or
toll free 1-888-233-4949.
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TASICH email@example.com_county.toronto.toronto_star 2006-03-11 published
Suddenly on Thursday, March 10th, 2006 surrounded by love, in
her 81st year. She is once again in the loving arms of her late
husband Stephen and her parents Vasil and Lefta
leaves her beloved daughters Dianne (Boja
Helen and Stephanie
(Danny TASICH) and her sister Sophie (Jean Paul
RUEST) to remember
her with love, respect and beautiful memories. She will be especially
missed by her sister-in-law Pauline and Chris
STAVRO who were
always steadfast in their love and support. Many nieces, nephews,
cousins and dear Friends here in Toronto as well as Montreal,
the U.S.A. and Europe will remember her for her joy of life.
Friends will be received at the Ward Funeral Home, 2035 Weston
Rd. (north of Lawrence Ave.), Weston on Saturday from 7-9 p.m.,
Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. A Funeral Service will be held Monday
at 12 noon in the Ward Chapel. Interment Riverside Cemetery.
Condolences may be sent to email@example.com
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TASKER email@example.com_county.london.london_free_press 2006-01-09 published
Constance "
Peacefully at Parkwood Hospital on January 7, 2006, with family
members present, Constance (Connie) Bernice
(JACKSON) of
Grand Bend in her 63rd year. She was the beloved wife of Gordon
NOELS, mother of Brent and his friend, Kim
TASKER of London,
Craig of Whistler, British Columbia and Erin of Exeter. Sister
of Patricia
BEKKE and her husband, Harry of Vancouver, British
Columbia, Linda
NORTON and her husband, Robert, of London and
George JACKSON and his wife, Anita, of LaRonge, Saskatchewan.
Survived by a sister-in-law, Margaret
JACKSON of London; Connie
is also survived by brother-in-law Donald
NOELS and his wife,
Helen of Fergus and sister-in -- law, Mona
DERYK and her husband,
Peter of Grand Bend. Connie also enjoyed a close relationship
with many nieces, nephews and Friends. Predeceased by her parents,
Joseph and Hazel
JACKSON, and brother, David
was very active in volunteer work both in London and Grand Bend.
She enjoyed her work with the Thames Valley Children's Centre
and Community Living-South Huron. She also was very involved
with the Tourism Office in Grand Bend. Connie was a member of
Saint John's by the Lake Anglican Church in Grand Bend where a
private family service will be conducted by The Reverend Father
Bill WARD on Thursday, January 12th at 11: 00 a.m. Friends and
relatives will be received in the Terrace Room of Oakwood Inn,
Grand Bend, commencing at 1: 00 p.m. A celebration of Connie's
life will begin at 2: 00 p.m. followed by a reception. Cremation
has taken place. In lieu of flowers, donations to Community Living-South
Huron, Box 29, Dashwood, Ontario, N0M 1N0 would be appreciated.
The family wishes to thank all the staff of the Parkwood Hospital
Palliative Care Unit who were so gracious and kind. We also wish
to thank everyone for their support, flowers, and good wishes
during Connie's long hospital stay. C. Haskett and son Funeral
Home, Lucan (227-4211) entrusted with arrangements. Condolences
may be forwarded through www.haskettfh.com.
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TASKER firstname.lastname@example.com_county.london.london_free_press 2006-03-11 published
On Thursday March 9, 2006, Katharine
McDADE passed
away at London Health Sciences Centre, Victoria Campus in her
87th year. Beloved wife of the late George
McDADE. Dear mother
of Marion BRIGHTLING and her husband Kenneth of London and Sheila
TASKER of London. Dear grandmother of Adam, Elizabeth, Ben, Heather
and Kim. Loving great-grandmother of Alex, Joshua and Colin.
Also survived by her sister Agnes
FLETCHER of Tilbury and her
sisters-in-law Mary Lou
ELLIOT/ELLIOTT and Loretta
Loved by her
many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her brother Donald
Friends will be received by the family from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9
p.m. on Sunday March 12th at the A. Millard George Funeral Home,
60 Ridout Street South, London. A private family funeral service
will be conducted by Reverend Marilyn
Interment will be
at Woodland Cemetery.
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TASLER email@example.com_county.toronto.toronto_star 2006-02-08 published
Passed away in Toronto on February 3, 2006 at the age of 56.
Beloved son of Margot and Edmund
Father of Erick. Also
survived by relatives in Germany and Friends. A funeral service
will take place at Rideau Funeral Home, 4275 Sources Blvd., Dollard-des-Ormeaux
(514-685-3344) on Friday, February 10th at 11 a.m. In lieu of
flowers, donations to Free Bibles and Publications, 5706 Monkland
Avenue, Montreal, H4A 1E6 (514-481-6335), would be appreciated.
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TASLIMI firstname.lastname@example.com_county.toronto.toronto_star 2006-01-31 published
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Sorur
TASLIMI to the Abha Kingdom on Sunday, January 29, 2006.
Sorur is survived by her three children Janet, Ala and Shahin,
her daughters-in-law Brenda and Cina, and her grandchildren Justin,
Shayda, Lailee, Ryan, as well as her sister Gloria. She will
be greatly missed by the entire Alizadeh and Taslimi families
and their extensions throughout many parts of the world. A celebration
of her life will be held on Thursday, February 2, 2006 at 1: 00
p.m. at R.S. Kane Funeral Home, 6150 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario.
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TASSE firstname.lastname@example.com_county.toronto.toronto_star 2006-01-22 published
After a courageous four year battle with cancer, Robert
51 years of age, continued his journey to the next world at 11: 00
a.m. on January 20, 2006, in the loving atmosphere of his home
and surrounded by family and Friends. Loving husband for 27 years
of Tonie (n�e
HENDRIKS.) Dear father of Anisa and Miguel
Dear son of Leno (Heidi)
MORI and the late Philomena. Loving
brother of Richard (Bonnie)
VANSTAALDUINEN, Bill
(Stacey) MORI,
GARRETT, Albert (Tara)
MORI and
Angela (Michael)
GORDON. Cherished son-in-law of Martin and Helen
HENDRIKS, and brother-in-law to Albert (Nancy)
(David) MANTINI, Jane (Les)
TASSE and the late Jessie
(1976). Rob gave generously and capably in service to all of
society, as he did to the Baha'i communities throughout the Niagara
Region. He served on the Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'i community
of Niagara-on-the-Lake. Rob was part of every event giving whole-hearted,
caring support - always striving for excellence. Many knew Rob's
passion as a runner as he ran through the streets of Niagara-on-the-Lake.
His stride was seen as "Poetry in Motion". He ran his best marathon
(26 miles) in Ottawa in 2 hours, 33 minutes. Rob's life was devoted
to doing and serving. He joined the family business, Mori Nurseries,
after graduation and quickly established himself as V.P. in Sales
and Marketing in the company, devoting himself with endless energy
to the company's advancement, expansion and development of operations
in Ontario, the United States and Mexico in the horticultural
industry. He pioneered the development of computer software now
used in the horticultural industry in Canada and United States
known as "Gro Ware". During over 30 years with the company, Rob
focused on promoting the development and advancement of the independent
garden centre trade from Ontario through to the Atlantic Provinces
and into the Great Lake and New England States. His passion for
horticulture led him to travel widely throughout North America
and Europe where he forged close relationships with many nurserymen
and was able to share their new introductions with Mori Nurseries'
many clients. Rob has left his mark, not only in the horticultural
industry, but in the hearts of the many lives he touched. Family
will receive Friends at the Niagara-On-The-Lake Chapel of the
Morgan Funeral Homes, 415 Regent Street, on Saturday and Sunday,
January 21st and 22nd, from 2-5 and 7-9 o'clock. Funeral service
will be held at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Old Court House (26 Queen
Street) on Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment will follow
at Niagara Lakeshore Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, and in support
of Rob's passion for both horticulture and athletics, memorial
donations may be made to the "Robert Mori Pathway Fund". Online
guest register at www.morganfuneral.com
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TASSEL email@example.com_county.london.london_free_press 2006-11-26 published
Violet VAN
TASSEL and the family of the late William
would like to take this opportunity to extend their sincere thanks
to Rev. Roger
LANDELL for his kind prayers and ministrations
to those who sent flowers and other tokens of remembrance; to
those who called at the funeral home to extend their sympathy
and to their many kind Friends and neighbours for all their acts
of kindness. Special thanks to the doctors, nurses, staff of
the Saint Thomas-Elgin General Hospital for their care and kindness.
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TASSEL firstname.lastname@example.com_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2006-06-09 published
SOARES, Duane Peter Lewis (September 11, 1970-June 7, 2006)
Ever loving husband, son, grand_son, brother, colleague and friend.
He will be greatly missed by all who knew him, especially his
wife Brigit
SOARES, parents Denis and Belinda
sister Sharon
TASSEL and her husband Dan, grandparents
Lina SOARES and Maria
HENRIQUES and uncle Fr. Hygino
parents-in-law Jack and Cathy
SWENSON and family. Everything
he did, he did with joy, dedication, passion, integrity and excellence.
He was a graduate of Brebeuf School '89, McMaster University,
B.Com. '93 and York University Schulich School of Business, M.B.A.
'02. He obtained his C.A. in '95 and worked with PriceWaterhouseCoopers
for over 10 years. He joined the Institute of Chartered Accountants
of Ontario as Director of Career Information in 2003. He was
an avid sports enthusiast, lover of music and accomplished pianist.
His bright light has been put out too soon. We love you, Duane.
Friends may call on Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the
R.S. Kane Funeral Home, 6150 Yonge Street (at Goulding, south
of Steeles). Funeral Mass on Monday June 12th at St. Luke's Roman
Catholic Church, 39 Green Lane, Thornhill at 11: 00 a.m. Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery. Gifts in his memory to either the Canadian
Cancer Society or Canadian Food for Children, 40 King Georges
Road, Toronto, Ontario, M8X 1L3 would be appreciated by the family.
Condolences - www.rskane.ca R.S. Kane 416-211-1159
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TASSIE firstname.lastname@example.com_county.toronto.toronto_star 2006-04-26 published
Peacefully, on April 25, 2006 at Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital.
Dearly loved husband of Una
(BOOTH,) and brother of Bob
(Greta). Devoted father of Gail
UPTON (Dennis
KOCZKA) of Toronto,
and Carol LLOYD
(Eric) of Orillia. Beloved grandfather of Christina
TASSIE) of Toronto, Rebecca
HEARNS (James) of
Mississauga, Joshua
WOLKOWSKI and Sarah
LLOYD of Orillia. The
late Mr. John
OGDEN will rest at the Mundell Funeral Home, 79 West
St. N., Orillia, from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
Thursday. Funeral Service in the Chapel on Friday morning, April 28th
at 11 a.m. Interment St. Andrew's-Saint_James' Cemetery, Orillia.
World War 2 British Merchant Navy Radio Operator, and employee
of the British Marconi Company. Former proprietor of Budget Rent-a-Car
Orillia and Barrie, and owner of Quilter's Woodwork. The family
would like to acknowledge the support of Doctor
POULOPOULOS and
SRIHARSHA, the staff of Main and E2 Dialysis,
and the nurses on Harvie IV and Soldiers I. We would also like
to thank Diane
RUYTER for all her help and support over the years.
We strongly urge everyone to sign their organ donor cards in
John's memory. Donations may be made to the Trillium Gift of
Life Network. Messages of condolence are welcomed at www.mundellfuneralhome.com
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A Kurt Tank rarity - TA-154 - some thoughts
After building and de-bugging the Henschel HS-129, I was looking for another suitable aircraft to do a simplified Depron-and-balsa model of. Again, a subject that was relatively rare appealed to me and also one which would not clutter up the workbench for long stretches as I have another Peter Rake prototype on its way, plus a possible entry into the upcoming twin competition here on rcgroups.
I like to get my resources from the 'net as much as possible, and after a lot of searching became attracted to another WW2 German machine - the Focke-Wulfe TA-154. It has been modelled very little - You-Tube showed one German I/C version and Ezone indicated that it was on a few 'must do it one day' lists. Perhaps not a very exciting prototype - a fairly good-looking aircraft, a product of the desperate final phase of German aircraft development, the 'Moskito' was inspired by the DH Mosquito and due to metal shortages, was designed to be of all wood construction, and easily built. Designed at the outset as a night-fighter, the TA-154 was also considered for day roles but never reached effective active service. My 'net searching found two books, many original factory drawings plus hundreds of photos and 3-views. First thoughts are for a 1/12 scale madel - same as my HS129, using the same proven power train, Depron and balsa construction, simplified details and maybe spring-air retracts. It will also be my first tricycle UC model Anyone with thoughts on the subject or who knows of models of the aircraft - I'd love to hear comments. Pat (what have I got myself into?) |
At our electric fly in in Sydney a guy had one of these. Fitted with 2 x speed 400's & recently updated to lipos.
I'm waiting for pix from the day, hopefully with this model. I'll post them when I get them. - John. |
Pat, there are 2 plastic models of the Ta-154 if you need a 3D shape for reference- a 1/72 kit by PM which is inaccurate & difficult to build, & a nice 1/48 kit by DML/Dragon.
Both kits were re-issued by Revell, so beware the Revell 1/72 Ta-154! You get the dire PM kit in a nice Revell box. Rich |
Nice looking plane - fortunate for the allies that they used acidic glue on the full-size! There was a free plan of a 400-sized one in one of the UK mags a year or three ago, designed by Tony Nijhuis.
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Just when one thinks they've found a rarity - plans spring up from everywhere! Not as rare a subject as I'd thought
Still, I may go ahead and see how difficult it would be to do another 'quick and dirty' build. Different problems to solve etc........ Thanks for the interest folks. Pat |
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Tom - I believe the Tony Nijhuis design was one of his 'dog-fight doubles' from RCME June 2004.
I dont have it but will enquire among my modelling friends who have more magazines than I! Pat |
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Thinking out Loud!
Since I dont have other modellers to discuss such things with - you folk have the pleasure of being able to ignore my musings
A 1/12 scale '154 works out at 53.5" span, has 3" diameter wheels and 10" scale props. The cowlings/nacelles are 4.25" diameter and the fuselage about 5" X 5" at its max cross section. Wing is around 1.25" thick with a max chord of about 9.5" My HS 129 to a similar scale weighed about 2.5 lb but was slightly smaller at 48" so I'd envisage this model could be around 3.5 with a nose wheel and possibly retracts - unless I shrink it slightly to suit the smaller props I have for scale - GWS 9X7 - span would be 49". The slightly larger option appeals to me more. Fuselage is much more difficult as it is curved in all directions - I think a Depron wing and a Depron/balsa fuselage. soft balsa sheet tail surfaces as I found Depron a bit fragile here when cartwheeling along the ground The WBPU-and-glass cloth over the depron offered marginal ding resistance so may look at thinned epoxy/glass or even tissue as a surface treatment. Pat (just thinking) |
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From what I've read, that plane was supposed to be better than the Mosquito and P38. German hierarchy and politics kept it out.
You know I'll say you should build it. With my quick build methods, I'd say a GWS P38 wing and a set of GWS A10 replacement nacelles would be a good start. Add to the list of overmodelled Focke Wulf planes. |
Bill - your '189 probably inspired me to do another "Overmodelled" subject
My overmodelled HS129 flew so well I had to do something similar and see if I've learnt anything. The other overmodelled FW is of course the big one! I've been lusting after a military '200 for ages but thought I'd work my way up. Pat (Viva la Luftwaffe ) |
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A Condor? Good choice Pat. That was one that was another airplane far ahead of it's time. You know the multi-engine contest is looming soon!
charlie |
Charlie - I agree, the Condor would be a great model. I guess it has been done before but for some, it falls into the 'airliner' catagorey - not even as exciting as a heavy bomber - and it has an awkward undercarriage!
That said, I just love the bulges and blisters and various bumps and appendages the military version had - hmmm.......... The TA 154 was appealing as a follow-on to the now successful Henschel 129 but maybe I should push the envelope a bit? - it would really be just another twin with much the same appeal and characteristics. Maybe I'll let the '154 project simmer for a while........ Pat (so many planes...........) |
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I 'believe' the main reason that the 154 never saw production was that the only supplier for the glue was destroyed during a bombing raid. Some other not often modeled Luftwaffe twins would be the Me210 and Me410, both very sexy and of course the very advanced He-219 Uhu.
Glue problems were certainly a factor - I understand the glue used in the DH Mossie was the forerunner to Araldite - went on to be winner
The aircraft designed and produced by German industry in the last years of WW2 were amazing - despite the huge pressures and destruction - still they came. Some of those later twins are very 'sexy' - so much to choose from Pat |
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Can't get more deranged then the nazi hierachy when it comes to awarding contracts to their manufacturers. I suppose we have to thank the clown who chose the revamped Me-110 over the He-219 Uhu, even after one shot down 5 Lancasters in one night. How about the 'hotrod' lightened He-219 that was built to chase Mosquitos, now that was sexy.
Steve |
Every government contract regardless of time or country is full of corruption. I'm sure there were kickbacks and that was the reason that certain companies were the preferred vendors.
Here are some plastic model pics to stir the creative juices. http://hsfeatures.com/features04/he219a7dwa_1.htm http://www.hyperscale.com/galleries/2001/me210sp_1.htm http://hsfeatures.com/features04/me%20410ba_1.htm http://hsfeatures.com/features04/me410ep_1.htm http://hsfeatures.com/features04/ta154bg_1.htm http://hyperscale.com/galleries/ta15448pc_1.htm http://hsfeatures.com/ta154bc_1.htm |
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