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Very nice.
tnx guys.
Very nice.
tnx guys.
I want to help make this, if you'll let me. I only speak English though...
Mirror for 0.11 (eng)
(acceptable speed (unlike heroes.ag.ru) and you are not forced to download (unlike narod.ru))
Screens containing all available ability icons (with inline images):
1. Might (full - might hero, limited - magic hero)
1.1. Paragon
full limited
1.2. Realm
full limited
1.3. Tactics
full limited
1.4. Warcries
full limited
1.5. Warfare
full limited
2. Magic (full - magic hero, limited - might hero)
2.1. Air (Haven, Inferno, Sanctuary, Stronghold, Necropolis):
full limited
2.2. Fire (Haven, Inferno, Stronghold):
full limited
2.3. Earth (Haven, Inferno, Sanctuary, Stronghold, Necropolis):
full limited
2.4. Water (Sanctuary, Stronghold, Necropolis):
full limited
2.5. Light (Haven, Sanctuary, Stronghold):
full limited
2.6. Darkness (Inferno, Stronghold, Necropolis):
full limited
2.7. Prime (Haven, Inferno, Sanctuary, Necropolis):
full limited
@ cossacking
Thx! May be we use them.
creatures abilities by alexrom66
nice work, thank you for taking the time to put this together.
You have a great start on the retail game launch.
Well I don't know how helpful it is, but over one Heroes Community, there's a list of all the spells and skills (though without pictures, so it'll be a bit of a mix-and-match with some of the things).
English version 0.92
! Complete rework of Manual (updated with information from beta version 1.4.31451);
! Game mechanics (creatures/Heroes direct damage; abilities efficiency; experience tables etc.);
! Hyperlinks for all abilities/creatures/effect etc;
+ Summary Tables of Creatures (all creatures' stats in one place);
+ Creatures' abilities;
+ Heroes' abilities:
* * Might and Magic (including Skill trees);
* * Reputation abilities,
* * Heroes' specializations,
* * Heroic Strikes;
+ Faction abilities and Racial gauge (including gauge fill mechanics);
+ "Tavern" Heroes;
+ Artifacts (including artifact sets);
+ Town buildings;
+ Adventure map locations;
+ "Week of" effects;
+ Conflux (Online features):
* * Dynasty levels/ranks,
* * Dynasty Weapons,
* * Dynasty Traits,
* * Achievements;
+ Hero Wheel (wheel of Hero classes) and reworked Heroes' classes descriptions;
+ Extended description of Haven faction (from official "new" Haven pdf);
+ Extended descriptions of Stronghold and Sanctuary factions (from exclusive "old" pdfs from Irina);
+ Artworks and descriptions of the Dragon Gods;
+ Some extra artworks;
+ Hotkeys;
+ Comic strip #4.
ToDo for next versions:
+ More information and game mechanics;
+ Better visual presentation;
+ Bugfixes.
Looking forward to your feeback and proposals!
Wow you guys are crazy, 263 pages! That's a great effort, thank you!
Great work!
Suggestion: Make the manual more printer friendly by using a white background color.
Looking forward to upcoming releases.
Keep up the good work guys! And thank you in advance.


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Affordable Access: The First Step To Mass Internet Use In Emerging Markets
Date Added: Jul 2009
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In mature markets, using the internet has become as much a part of everyday life as watching television or listening to the radio. While there may be dark sides to the internet, its advantages for individuals and for national economic development are overwhelming. The internet holds untold benefits for billions of potential users in emerging markets. Affordable internet access can change the lives of people in these countries as much as, and probably more deeply, than the rapid spread of mobile voice communications is doing today.


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Oxford's newest university teaching garage band 101
Roxford University, a school to introduce budding musicians to the concert scene, is gearing up for its first semester on April 6. (April 2, 2015, Page 5)
LOU community offers lots of options to fill spare time
The holidays may be in full swing locally, but that doesn't mean that shopping or staying around the house are your only options. The LOU community offers a wide variety of options to see, hear and do during the upcoming days and weeks. (December 14, 2014, Page 4A)
A Hill Country Picnic Retrospective
OXFORD TOWN – It wasn't exactly the "Summer of Love," but it was close. The 2011 North Mississippi Hill Country Picnic went off without a hitch last weekend and we have the photos and coverage to prove it. Page 9 in this week's issue of Oxford Town will give you a peek at some of the action at one of the hottest (literally and figuratively) festivals in the state and the manner in which our local musicians anchored it throughout the weekend — serving up tons of blues, country, rock, gospel and Americana music. Download or pick up an issue and check it out. And, be sure to mark your calendar now for the last week in June, 2012 for the next version of the Hill Country Picnic. (June 30, 2011, Page 9)
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IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE – Local musician and restauranteur Tate Moore and his band, Tate Moore and The Cosmic Door, are set to play Blind Pig this Saturday; brand spankin' new Oxford Town outdoor columnist Michelle McAnally is introduced; the Taylor Farmers' Market continues after a rainout last weekend; Leigh Anne and Sean Tuohy visit Off Square Books; Golden Dragon Acrobats are on their way to the Gertrude Ford Center; sports columnist Steven Godfrey rolls with the Ole Miss mascot issue; Columnist Jim Dees gives tips on how to properly make and eat tomato sandwiches; and the Oxford Film Freak introduces a silent film that's headed to Oxford. Download the complete issue in PDF format. (July 22, 2010)
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IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE – The 2010 Summer Sunset Series winds down this Sunday featuring a concert by the Germantown Symphony; The North Mississippi Hill Country Picnic cranks up this weekend in Potts Camp; the University Museum unveils a new exhibit entitled "Teacher and Student: Abstract Works of Marie Hull and Andrew Bucci;" Columnist Jim Dees recalls his days hanging out with Hunter S. Thompson; Sports columnist Steven Godfrey sheds light on three mascot possibilities for Ole Miss; and guest photographer Mike Stanton shares his images from the Blackbird Hour concert in the Grove last Sunday. View the complete edition in PDF format. (June 24, 2010)
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IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE OF OXFORD TOWN – The annual Oxford Shakespeare Festival releases it's schedule; resident rocker Charlie Mars returns to Proud Larry's with the Manhattan-based band Harper Blynn; The Hill Country Picnic's workshop registration begins; Irie on the Square hosts a triple-threat of songwriters this Saturday; the Summer Sunset Series continues on Sunday featuring The Swinging Prevaricators; and sports columnist Steven Godfrey focuses on Rebel's head coach Mike Bianco's worth. View the complete edition in PDF format. (June 10, 2010)
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IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE — The 2010 Summer Sunset Series returns to the Grove on Sunday featuring The Mississippians Jazz Combo; Oxford Town columnist Jim Dees recalls the worst summer jobs he's held over the years; Steven Godfrey shares his opinion on the Diamond Rebs' chances of making their way to Omaha; the Mid-Town and Taylor Farmers' Markets return this Saturday; local band, Shooting Out The Lights, rocks Proud Larry's on Friday; and OPC's Movies in the Park crank up this Friday. View the complete edition in PDF format. (June 5, 2010)
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In this week's issue of Oxford Town, the St. Louis band Kentucky Knife Fight is set to rock Parrish's on Friday, May 21; Author Lee Child visits Off Square Books on Thursday, May 20, at 5; legendary blues musician Paul Geremia will play Rooster's Blues House in a rare local performance; the Hill Country Harmonica Retreat begins a weekend of festivities beginning at Rooster's Blues House on Friday; and Oxford Film Freak features movie maker Joe York as he continues to accumulate awards for his work; and Oxford Town columnist Jim Dees re-visits the oil spill travesty in the Gulf. View the complete Oxford Town edition in PDF format. (May 21, 2010)
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Twitter makes ad campaigns easier
Twitter on Wednesday made it easier to run ad campaigns using tweeted messages in a move that promised to ramp up the company's money-making potential and prospects for a stock market debut.
Twitter on Wednesday made it easier to run ad campaigns using tweeted messages in a move that promised to ramp up the company's money-making potential and prospects for a stock market debut.
French videogame maker Ubisoft began selling computer games made by Electronic Arts, Warner Brothers and other rivals at its online Uplay shop.
Dell's plan to take the computer giant private offers an opportunity to return to its start-up roots, but won't solve the fundamental problems facing the company and the PC sector, analysts say.
Nintendo's president Thursday ruled out price cuts for its new Wii U home console as a way to boost sales, vowing to become profitable again in its core businesses as smartphones and tablets increasingly ...
Entrepreneurs in China's southwest are dreaming of turning the city of Chengdu into the world's next Silicon Valley as the government encourages more investment outside the booming coastal regions.
A loophole that permits software companies to sell cyberstalking apps that operate secretly on cellphones could soon be closed by Congress. The software is popular among jealous wives or husbands because ...
US regulators have launched a series of probes on whether mobile apps targeted at children violate privacy laws by collecting and sharing data which can be used for detailed profiles, officials said Monday.
Microsoft said Tuesday it sold 40 million licenses for its Windows 8 operating system in the first month after a launch which got a mixed reception.
Apple has ousted the executive who oversaw the mobile maps program which was a spectacular flop, a report said Tuesday.
Attention smartphone shoppers: watch for cybercriminals using phony apps or messages in an effort to hijack your device or steal your data.
Many mobile-phone applications (apps) use spatial positioning technology to present their user with location-specific information such as directions to nearby amenities. By simultaneously predicting the location ...
Industry trackers crowned Apple and Samsung global smartphone market kings on Wednesday, saying they accounted for nearly half of handsets sold in the third quarter of the year.
After an 18-month investigation into Google's business practices, the Federal Trade Commission is nearing a critical decision on allegations that the Internet giant has unfairly tweaked its popular search engine to tout some ...
Apple has been ordered to pay $368 million for patent infringement in its use of Facetime, an application that allows for video calls on mobile devices, the plaintiff said Wednesday.
A Danish company hopes to clinch deals with major mobile phone and tablet makers after developing software that enables users to control their devices by moving their eyes, it said Wednesday.


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recently i stopped into a local lil gun shop to see about conceal holsters for my S&W sigma sw9ve..the owner,an older gentleman said that its a pretty big gun to conceal.now i looked up the sizes n well ik its not a tiny gun but it doesnt seem desert eagle or 44mag huge either so..is a sigma sw9ve too large to conceal carry? (im a taller skinny guy,who wears baggier clothing if that helps. i currently cant afford to go n purchase a small carry pistol..so its either a dont carry(which i dont now due to not having the gun in my possesion at the moment) or just carry it..
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Idk personally but the place wear I bought my sw9ve the guy working there carried his and I didn't even see it on him till he said I love this gun this is one of my main guns I carry and he pulled it out I had no idea it was there. But I could of just been oblivious. Idk but that's all I got, hope that helps you out
The Sigma is the same size as a Glock 19. I carry guns in pairs and I never had any problem carrying them concealed. The trick to successful CCW is to buy a dedicated gun belt and holster combo. A proper gun belt is heavy/stiff enough to support the gun, and a holster that doesn't allow the gun to move in the holster and keep it in place. There's nothing like reaching for your gun, and its not being where you put it to tighten up the sphincter. I am fond of the ones from Looper Leather, in Oklahoma City. they are kydex inside and leather outside, and they look like a dress belt. The Crossbreed IWB holsters are a favorite as well.
Enemies of the United States:hunt them down, kill them all.War to the knife, knife to the hilt.
Different people can carry different guns. Depends on body type, willingness to dress around your piece, local climate, etc. I believe that 95% of shooters can discretely carry 95% of guns with a barrel of 5" or less...provided they're motivated enough to wear appropriate attire. This is very much a case by case situation. I sometimes carry a BHP (4.6" barrel) or an XDm45 (4.5" barrel, with a monster grip), but usually I opt for the convenience of a tiny PF9. I'm 6-0, 200lbs, with a slim/athletic build, and spend as much time as possible in jeans or shorts. I'll bet you can carry that Sigma just fine. The question is, do you want to carry that gun? BTW- There is no wrong answer to that question.
One of the most popular carry guns is a Colt 1911. They are certainly big. Everyone is different they is no wrong answer. I open carry 90% of the time.
Just walking on the edge of of my grave.
How comfortable of a carry is a sw9ve does anyone happen to know? Cause I have thought about carrying and taking the coarse but never done it. And I keep wondering if it would just be a annoyance or if I wouldnt really notice it there
You should carry what u are comfortable with.It might take more than one holster purchase thoe.I carry a fullsize xdm45 4.5 mostly.Iwb holster bluejeans t shirt and a cover shirt or jacket.In summer if I'm wearing light shorts and a loose shirt its s&w air weight in a belly band.And it does take time to get comfy with it.


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A female boxer dog has provided the DNA for the first complete sequence of the dog genome, putting into the doghouse the patchy, 80% coverage of a poodle called Shadow, published two years ago.
A publicly funded consortium led by Kerstin Lindblad-Toh of the Broad Institute, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, US, used the shotgun sequencing technique to map the genome of Tasha, an inbred boxer. With this technique the genome is first broken into fragments and the DNA sequence of each determined. Then a computer stitches the fragments back together.
The process must be repeated several times to ensure accuracy, and the new draft is the product of 7.5 repetitions. The genome of Shadow, the poodle owned by gene-entrepreneur Craig Venter, had only 1.5 times coverage. The boxer was chosen as it is highly inbred. That means the difference between its paired chromosomes are smaller, making sequencing easier.
Domestic dogs vary wildly in appearance, yet their genomes are 99.85% similar. The boxer and the poodle, for example, differ by about a single nucleotide change in every 900 bases. "A dog is a dog in a genomic sense," says Lindblad-Toh.
Cancer, epilepsy and diabetes
Dogs also have more genes in common with humans than do mice, despite splitting from our common ancestor before mice did. So the more detailed coverage will greatly improve our understanding of the genes underlying appearance and some diseases.
"Dogs and humans share many diseases, including cancer, epilepsy and diabetes," says co-author Elinor Karlsson, also at the Broad Institute. "By directly comparing the disease genes found in dogs to genes in humans, discoveries made in dogs can benefit human medicine."
As well as Tasha's genome, the researchers sequenced smaller parts of the genomes from 10 other dog breeds, such as the German shepherd, beagle and Italian greyhound, as well as closely related species, the grey wolf and the coyote. They catalogued some 2.5 million individual DNA differences between breeds.
The greater than 99% coverage of the 2.4 billion letters of Tasha's genome has also revealed an important twist in our understanding of how natural selection works on DNA. Much of the non-coding DNA in dogs is the same as that in humans, indicating that it is under strong natural selection.
"Hence, non-coding DNA is not just junk'," says Hans Ellegren, of the department of evolutionary biology at Uppsala University, Sweden. Instead, he says that such sequences may constitute non-coding RNA or may have a regulatory function.
Journal reference: Nature (DOI: 10.1038/nature04338)
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Leaders of the House and Senate Armed Services Committees announced late yesterday that they had reached agreement on the policy-setting legislation that had gotten caught up in an escalating fight on whether to treat suspected terrorists as prisoners of war or criminals.
Responding to personal appeals from Obama and his national security team, the lawmakers added language on national security waivers and other changes that they hoped would ensure administration support for the overall bill.
"I assured the president that we were working on additional assurances, that the concerns were not accurate," Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.), who spoke to Obama last week, told reporters at a news conference. "That we'd do everything we could to make sure they were allayed, and met."
The White House had no immediate comment late yesterday, and it was unclear whether it would hold firm on its veto threat.
Overall, the bill would authorize $662 billion for military personnel, weapons systems, national security programs in the Energy Department, and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan in the fiscal year that began Oct. 1. Reflecting a period of austerity and a winding down of decade-old conflicts, the bill is $27 billion less than Obama requested and $43 billion less than Congress gave the Pentagon for the year before.
The legislation would impose tough new sanctions on Iran, targeting foreign financial institutions that do business with the Central Bank in Tehran. Levin said the negotiators made some changes to address concerns of the Treasury Department, but he said the legislation is "96 percent" of what the Senate had unanimously backed.
One of the measure's chief sponsors welcomed the results. "Moving forward, the Congress will need to be more vigilant than ever before in holding the administration's feet to the fire to collapse the Central Bank of Iran and force international financial institutions to choose between doing business in the U.S. and doing business in Iran," said Sen. Mark Kirk (R-Ill.).
Reflecting the growing weariness with more than a decade of war in Afghanistan, the bill requires the president to develop options to accelerate the ability of the Afghanistan National Security Forces to take responsibility for the country's protection, with benchmarks on progress.
The lawmakers said they hoped the House and Senate could vote on the final bill by Thursday and send it to the president.
The issue of how to handle captured terrorist suspects has divided Obama's senior national security officials and Congress, as well as Democrats and Republicans.
The administration insists that military, law enforcement and intelligence officials need flexibility in prosecuting the war on terror. Obama points to his administration's successes in eliminating Osama bin Laden and radical Islamic cleric Anwar al-Awlaki. Republicans counter that their efforts are necessary to respond to an evolving, post-Sept. 11 threat, and that Obama has failed to produce a consistent policy on handling terror suspects.
The bill would require that the military take custody of a suspect deemed to be a member of al-Qaida or its affiliates who is involved in plotting or committing attacks on the United States, with an exemption for U.S. citizens.
Responding to appeals from Obama, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and FBI Director Robert Mueller, the lawmakers added a provision that says nothing in the bill will affect "existing criminal enforcement and national security authorities of the FBI or any other domestic law enforcement agency" with regard to a captured suspect, "regardless of whether such ... person is held in military custody."
The bill also says the president can waive the provision based on national security. Originally that authority rested with the defense secretary.
House and Senate negotiators dropped several of the provisions in the House bill that also had drawn a veto threat, including the requirement of military tribunals for all cases.
"We took significant steps to address the administration's concerns," Rep. Adam Smith of Washington state, the top Democrat on the House panel, told reporters.
The legislation would deny suspected terrorists, even U.S. citizens seized within the nation's borders, the right to trial and subject them to indefinite detention. The lawmakers made no changes to that language.
The revisions weren't sufficient for at least one civil rights group. "The so-called 'changes' to the detainee provisions that came out to conference are cosmetic at best," said Raha Wala of Human Rights First. "They do little to fix the underlying problems with the bill. The president has no choice now but to veto, both for the sake of our national security and the rule of law."
The bill would go after foreign financial institutions that do business with Iran's central bank by barring them from opening or maintaining correspondent operations in the United States. It would apply to foreign central banks only for transactions that involve the sale or purchase of petroleum or petroleum products.
The petroleum penalties would only apply if the president, in six months, determines there is a sufficient alternative supply and if the country with jurisdiction over the financial institution has not significantly reduced its purchases of Iranian oil. It also allows the president to waive the penalties based on national security.
In a reflection of the uneasy relationship between the United States and Pakistan, the bill would freeze some $700 million in assistance until Pakistan comes up with a strategy to deal with improvised explosive devices.


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Chinese Fried Walnuts
Water | 6 Cup (96 tbs) | |
Walnuts | 1 Ounce, can | |
Sugar | 1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) | |
Salt | To Taste | |
Salad oil | 2 Cup (32 tbs) (For deep frying) |
1. In 4-quart saucepan over high heat, heat water to boiling; add walnuts and heat to boiling; cook 1 minute. Rinse walnuts under running hot water; drain. Wash and dry saucepan.
2. In large bowl, with rubber spatula gently stir warm walnuts with sugar until sugar dissolves. (If necessary, let mixture stand 5 minutes to dissolve sugar.)
3. Meanwhile, in same saucepan over medium heat, heat about 1 inch salad oil to 350°F. on deep-fat thermometer (or heat oil according to manufacturer's directions in deep-fat fryer set at 350°F.). With slotted spoon, add about half of walnuts to oil; fry 5 minutes or until golden, stirring often.
4. With slotted spoon, place walnuts in coarse sieve over bowl to drain; sprinkle very lightly with salt; toss lightly to keep walnuts from sticking together. Transfer to paper towels to cool. Fry remaining walnuts. Store in tightly covered container to use up within 2 weeks.


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Live crafting: Hermes Festival Des Metiers exhibition
What's all this talk about craft fatigue? What a load of nonsense, I've only just got started! Some might say that the thrill of seeing the skills at the heart of the world's most luxurious handbags, scarves and watches is starting to tire but I hope that's not the case. I love getting the inside secrets to age-old processes and that's exactly what you'll get when you visit the Hermes Festival Des Metiers exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery. Continue reading
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I just added a game to the arcade section, but It's not there. It said 'now it's submitted, and it's going to be reviewed' or something. Are games added instantly?
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No. They go through a review, and depending on whether or not they are appropriate and pass the high standards of the site, they may or may not pass submission.
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i see, thats good that the website actually reviews them all, but i probly wont ever submit a game so i dont think it will matter
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RockLou what is your game like?
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I dont think it will go throw really quick the website will review it it takes to 1-7days. 1 mim 7max i am about 80% sure about that.
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what kind of game are you submitin i want to play a new shooter game but thats my own personal wants and desires lol
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Seafoam swirls on stretchy knits lend a softer side to summer dressing, on Ginger Spice.
For my friend Helena, who wanted a close up of the bedazzled bandage.
The only thing that would have made it better would have been a Bigfoot sighting.
It was all locally grown, farmed or fished, and absolutely delicious. I had read the rave reviews about Flea Street Cafe way back in the rainy season and put it on my Bike Date Friday futures list for a summer date, when there would be more daylight to stop at Stanford University's Rodin Garden on the way home. When we pedaled up, I was surprised by the restaurant's humble exterior, which we soon discovered belies the fine dining within.
Look closely and you'll see that they're growing beets in the planter box out front, not flowers. Did you know that some towns, like Oak Park, Michigan prohibit front yard gardens? Somehow, what's good enough for a rather expensive town in California is not OK for the average Joe in middle America.
Our drinks were summer herbal refreshers: rosemary cucumber gin & tonics, served with beets and radishes from their kitchen garden.
Crispy sardines from nearby Half Moon Bay were prepared perfectly. They were nothing like sardines from a can.
Dick went for the duck breast with arugula while I had the short ribs. Both exceptional. We could see why people raved about this restaurant.
It's apricot season, so we had to go for the pound cake with apricots a la mode.
On the way home we stopped at Stanford University's Rodin Garden, and savored the sculptures in the fading light.
What are your favorite locally grown, raised or fished items in your area? Do they come from your own backyard? Or front yard even?
When a night out needs to become a night in, it's good to have great options in takeout food nearby. We had planned to go out for our Bike Date Friday, but Dick was waiting for a signature-required delivery from UPS–a new guitar. So instead of Dick meeting me at work, I rode home instead, hoping the guitar would beat me home. It didn't. When I saw how much Dick wanted to wait for the guitar, but didn't want to cancel our date, I offered Plan B: takeout.
I hopped on Juliett because she has a big front basket and pedaled to downtown Mountain View. Being a Friday night, there were cars everywhere, searching for parking. On a bike, all I had to do was roll up and lock up.
There are so many choices on Castro Street: burritos, Chinese noodles, sushi, pizza and more. I decided on Vietnamese rice plates from Pho Hoa, a chain with restaurants throughout the US and Canada, plus Korea, the Philippines, and Singapore. I'd call it the McDonald's of Vietnamese food, but it tastes a lot better and it's healthier too.
Sometimes all it takes to make a takeout meal special is presentation and location. Since it was warm out, we dined on the deck and enjoyed the quiet of the night. Even though the UPS man never came.
What are your "go to" places for takeout? Have you tried any new ones lately?
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Ticket #1149 (confirmed New Feature)
Add default action on face for Panel button (menu button)
Reported by: | mjk | Owned by: | |
Priority: | Normal | Milestone: | |
Component: | UI : Toolbar | Version: | 3.0 |
Keywords: | Cc: |
It's common for toolbar buttons in other applications to do a default action if you click on the button face, and only drop a panel (as FCKToolbarPanelButton does) when you click the arrow -- if there is one. At present, FCKToolbarPanelButton doesn't maintain the distinction between dropping down the panel and making a default action.
Enclosed is a patch to enable ToolbarPanelButton to pass to the toolbar command object whether or not the user clicked the dropdown arrow or the face, so that the command object can behave accordingly. This also adds the ability for ToolbarPanelButton to be context-sensitive -- necessary if you're implementing things like UL and OL.
Also enclosed is a plugin that uses the patched functionality. The plugin overloads FCKTextColorCommand so that the last color you used is the default action on the button face. It also adds DropOL, DropUL, and DropFontSize to use the same functionality to provide dropdowns for setting your OL/UL styles and font sizes.
In local testing, the patches to ToolbarPanelButton are sufficiently encapsulated so as not to break existing ToolbarPanelButtons.
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comment:2 Changed 7 years ago by fredck
- Keywords HasPatch added; Review? removed
It is nice to hear you again mjk.
We have introduced a new workflow for tickets handling, patches proposal and review. I'm correcting the Keywords in this ticket to reflect our new standards.
comment:4 Changed 2 years ago by j.swiderski
- Status changed from new to confirmed
- Keywords HasPatch removed
- Version changed from FCKeditor 2.5 to 3.0
- Summary changed from Add default action on face for FCKToolbarPanelButton + plugin for alternate OL/UL/color/size buttons to Add default action on face for Panel button (menu button)
Currently we have 3 menu buttons - SCAYT, color and background color. Default actions could be enable scayt and set default color (auto).
There are two things I'm concerned:
- Currently the arrow is very little and very close to button thus I don't think users will want to aim it. This will probably bring frustration among some users as it would become very hard to get to menu.
- As pointed out by @Rainmar there might be some accessibility issues.
To implement such feature probably new Menu button would have to be introduced. Nevertheless I'm confirming it as it might be implemented in the future.


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"We just try to feed off of Philip (Rivers)," Floyd said. "Like I said you have just got to be at your route depth and be where you are supposed to be when he's ready to throw it. He's going to read the defense and pick them apart and whoever is open based on that particular defense, he's going to hit you."
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"The Diagnosis"
A well written book however, the story line is so depressing it was painfull to listen to.
"Yanked From The Yarn"
Shut up Barbara and just sing; This quote about Barbara Streisand is very appropriate for Stephen King's Under the Dome. The Book is well written with characters of all types, colorful, pitiful, evil, heroic, smart and dumb. The Story line and plot are very well put together. So what is the problem? Well just about every 5 to 10 minutes there is some oblique or direct derogatory comment against Republicans, George Bush, Dick Cheney, Sarah Palin or Christian Fundamentalists. When this happens I find myself distracted from the story and start thinking about Mr. King's Politics and the various things he has said in the last year or two for instance. "I don't want to sound like an ad, a public service ad on TV, but the fact is if you can read, you can walk into a job later on. If you don't, then you've got, the Army, Iraq". I was not a George Bush Fan either but I find these types of remarks in a novel are just a cheap shot at a political point of view or personality the author disagrees with. Further they feel contrived and distract from the natural flow of the tale. For me it clearly Yanks me from the Yarn. Mr. King Like Barbara S is a huge talent but his political voice is small and angry and using his celebrity and works to spread a biased political viewpoint does not serve his image as great story teller.
"Has A Political Agenda"
The story could have been ok however, the author must still be pissed about the the Gore Bush Election. All the villians come from the Bush Administration. The The Military are a bunch of incompetent thugs. The Hero's are from higer ed hookers and a autisic kid. The Political agenda made it hard finish. Even Rush Limbaugh got a little verbal jab. I regret wasting a credit.
"Ok Kind of sappy"
This is a book about an ex Law enforcement officer that keeps his revolver in the glove box and the shells in the a fishing tackle box. I find this kind of mentality all through the book. Written with a liberal agenda good Indians protecting the environment bad white men exploting everything. Want Sheriff's and Indians Read Craig Johnson.
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jea7242000 5pts OK, EVs are great but most places don't have fast chargers nor are batteries being made from graphene (see http://www.earthtechling.com/2013/02/graphene-supercapacitor-battery-thats-not-a-battery/) nor any plug in chargers such as those which could be provided in conjunction with parking meters for an additional price. And EVs usually require an hybrid option to include fuels so why not push the"Biomass Thermal Utilization Act (BTU ACT)" to include subsidized parking meter electrical chargers and large tax credits ($1.00 per gallon) for gas stations to provide chargers and sell Butanol Gas Blends (24%-85%), Hydrogen Gas (from coal), Bio Deisel (from coal using chemical looping), CNG (Propane & Natural Gas) and installation of related kits for both Cars and Trucks. And tax credits for individuals whom get engine conversions to burn bio-fuels and hydrogen and other alternate energy fuels. Likewise, and local state EPA supported coal to liquids or gas conversion plants should be Federally EPA approved automatically. And the largest Ethanol Plants (production over 20 million gallons per year) should be given Federal Funding to convert to Butanol Production (Cost is $15 Million for each large ethanol plant). This is needed to make the United States energy self sufficient and to give every American some relief from high Fuel & Energy costs and costs associated with transportation of goods via truck. I hope this doesn't stray too far from the subject of new Electric Vehicles; however, EVs will not go over very well without a Federally inspired change in our infrastructure to allow these alternatives and there should not be a big fight over which new alterative gets the support. The Federal support should be across the board of all...... so as to continue developments by our brightest automotive minds.
firstname.lastname@example.com 5pts That is the rub, how can it be a popular choice to buy, if the resources are limited and steep? It does look nice, and quite perfect for specific purposes.
Mike Floyd 5pts Toyota is definitely playing catch up in the all-EV arena. At this point, given its hybrid dominance, no need to rush. This car seems rushed.
Brian Keez 5pts Not building this car is not a testament to EV viability. The iQ is two notches below the Mitsubishi iMiev in size and range. The iMiev is considered a golf cart by many. I drive my LEAF 2,200 miles per month in comfort, in the high-speed carpool lane An EV must perform like all other cars on the road, the iQ cannot. I noticed that there is space for a CHAdeMO port for DC quick charging. I think that Toyota wanted to sell this car but realized that the specs won't cut-it. They are correct.Toyota is just so far behind it's competition that this was the best EV that they could produce. I base that on the fact that they partnered with Tesla to build the new RAV-4 EV.


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Griffiths, Paul Edmund (2000) Genetic Information: A Metaphor in Search of a Theory. [Preprint]
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John Maynard Smith has defended against philosophical criticism the view that developmental biology is the study of the expression of information encoded in the genes by natural selection. However, like other naturalistic concepts of information, this 'teleosemantic' information applies to many non-genetic factors in development. Maynard Smith also fails to show that developmental biology is concerned with teleosemantic information. Some other ways to support Maynard Smith's conclusion are considered. It is argued that on any definition of information the view that development is the expression of genetic information is misleading. Some reasons for the popularity of that view are suggested.
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Just after Tonane tells SG1 they can't defeat the Aliens/Spirits, there is a scene with the "wolf" vanishing some base personnel. At the end of this scene a hand can be seen (at the far left, near top) beckoning the animal to turn away from camera.
The Salish Tribe are indigenous to the Pacific Northwest and western Canada, oddly enough, the same region where the show is filmed.
Before the arrow came through the gate and hit Jack, they received SG-11's iris code, but the Stargate had not yet opened.
The Salish seem to use the same weapons as the inhabitants of Cartago (P3X-1279) in "Cor-Ai": basically a mixture of a crossbow and a slingshot, which looks a bit odd in the hands of a Native American based culture.
Teal'c: I am certain I heard something.
Daniel: Ghosts?
Teal'c: Jaffa do not believe in such things.
Hammond: Obviously we've started our relations on the wrong foot.
Jack: But... that's so rare, sir.
Jack: Aliens are always poking me full of holes.
Tonane: (talking to a wolf) Tokaya, my friend! My... your coat shines beautifully today. (whispers) A little flattery couldn't hurt, Sam.
Sam: My what... big eyes you have!
This is the first of many appearance of Alex Zahara. He has played eight character in total: Xe'ls in this episode, Michael in "1969", the Daniel mimic aliens and their leader in "Foothold", the shy Unas in "Beasts of Burden", Eggar in "Metamorphosis", Iron Shirt in "Enemy Mine" and Warrick in "Space Race"
Syndication air date: November 22, 1999.
Sam: My what big eyes you have.
A reference to the children's story Little Red Riding Hood - maybe Sam does not quite trust the wolf?
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CLEVELAND The Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Foundation again has demonstrated its commitment to University Hospitals (UH) with a $5 million gift for the Eye Institute. The gift will honor the late Benjamin L. Millikin, MD, husband of Julia Severance and the grandfather of Prentiss Foundation trustee Elisabeth Alexander.
Dr. Millikin was Cleveland's first formally trained ophthalmologist and in 1893 helped found what is known today as the UH Eye Institute. Also, from 1900 to 1912, Dr. Millikin was the dean of the School of Medicine at Case Western Reserve University.
UH has received more than $50 million from the Prentiss Foundation, making it the largest private foundation donor in the hospital's history.
"The Prentiss Foundation has had an unparalleled impact on University Hospitals, helping our health system grow into a national leader," said Fred C. Rothstein, MD, President of UH Case Medical Center. "We are truly grateful for this latest gift that will help us enhance our ophthalmology services to better serve our patients, and for the Prentiss Foundation's abiding commitment to UH. Its legacy of support for this institution is a testament to their dedication to the health and wellbeing of Clevelanders and the economic health of our region."
The gift will support a variety of programs in the UH Eye Institute, with a focus on the Center for Retina and Macular Disease, a nationally recognized leader in the comprehensive care of patients with diseases affecting the retina (the back of the eye). Under the direction of Dr. Suber S. Huang, this specialty area offers consultation and surgical treatment for a variety of conditions that jeopardize healthy sight.
"Dr. Huang is an inspiring and accomplished leader," said Jonathan H. Lass, MD, Chairman of the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences at UH Case Medical Center and Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and Director of the UH Eye Insti
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1 (18.25 ounce) package white cake mix
3 (3 ounce) packages orange flavored Jell-O®
1 (3.5 ounce) package instant coconut cream pudding mix
4 eggs, beaten
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1 cup hot water
1/4 cup poppy seeds
This turned out great! I used regular orange cake mix instead of white mixed with gelatin. I had absolutely NO problem with it staying in the pan - and my pan was a 9x5(I even measured). Just in case, I placed a cookie sheet on the rack underneath. By the way...that's a good thing to do when trying a new recipe. That way if it does spill over, you just have the cookie sheet to clean. I ended up letting it bake for a few extra minutes(I was feeding a baby), but it still was fine. I didn't quite use a whole 1/4th cup poppy seeds, but I used an entire 0.8oz container - almost 1/4th cup. As for the coconut cream pudding mix, I don't think you HAVE to use it(as another reveiwer put it..). Maybe it adds a bit of a different flavor...or compliments the orange...at any rate, of you don't want to use coconut, use vanilla! Not that big of a deal! Anywho...as I said, this bread is wonderful! All it needs is a powdered sugar icing drizzle and yuuuuuuuuuuummm!!!
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These are the slave records from my research on Georgia families.
Elbert Co GA Deed Bks A-J 1791-1806. Michal Martin Farmer
Elbert Co GA Deed Bks K-R 1806-1819. Michal Martin Farmer
Twenty One Southern Families: Notes and Genealogies by Elizabeth Pryor Harper
The slave Buck can be traced back to Elbert County and William Daniel.
0351770 GA Madison Deed Bk A 1812-1905
Twenty One Southern Families: Notes and Genealogies by Elizabeth Pryor Harper
Twenty One Southern Families: Notes and Genealogies by Elizabeth Pryor Harper
Oglethorpe Co GA Abstr of Wills 1794-1903. Fred W. McRee Jr. 2002
Early Records of Georgia, Volume I and II, Wilkes County. Grace Gillam Davidson 1932
v.2-128= WB HH-124 will Isham Chaffin wr 23 May 1822 pr 3 Mar 1823. [I only took slvs and land]
v.2-219="Original papers, saved by Sarah Quinn Smith in old and new cthses:" William Daniel decd, Mercy or Marcy Daniel appt excx. Jos Echols exr 7 Apr 1791. Jos Echols hire of two young slvs till 1799, Nance and Joe willed to Daniel Tibs by Wm Daniel decd. Returns of Jos Echols and John Tarver, excrs 1802 hire of two young slvs.
I've generally cleaned these records out to only include names (whether they receive named slaves in will or not).
There are tax lists and other records indicating numbers of slaves only - they still represent people and can help determine ages of known slaves.
I've left in auxiliary references that might include slave names, even though I didn't take them down in my notes.
These family names are not always all the same branch, I've noted where certain ones went to, etc.
The records are not in date order.
I haven't cleaned up source name abbreviations, etc., but I think they are obvious. Some sources start with the LDS film number.
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A68 William Daniel to Samuel Blackburn both Elbert 21 Apr 1792, È30, a negro boy named Charles about 12 yrs old. wit John Mathews, M. Woods JP.
B8 William Daniel to Allen Daniel both Elbert 28 Jun 1793, no $ here, a negro boy Buck about 14 yrs old. wit J. Davis. recd 15 Jul 1793. See Madison for Buck in later years.
C46 William Daniel to Elizabeth Daniel both Elb 26 Jul 1795, È25, a negro girl Betty about 6 yrs old. wit Jos Haney (torn) [no recd date here]
E10 William Daniel Senr of Elb to William Daniel Jr, $350 Spanish Milled, a negro boy Saby about 17 yrs old. wit Thos Hanay, Aaron Johnson. pr by Johnson 24 Jan 1798. No recd. [sic]
F118 Jeremiah (x) Walker before James Banks JP of Elb. Walker said sometime in the Winter of Spring of 1781 or 1782, he was at the house of Mr. William Daniel in NC near Salsbury town & was present when sd Daniel called in a little negro girl named Rachel & did give & deliver negro to his daughter, Agnes Daniel, for her own property. Negro is now in possession of Thomas Keys, husband of Agnes. 18 Feb 1800. recd 4 Mar 1800.
J53 John Daniel to Ralph Banks both Elb 29 Apr 1804. Daniel mtgs to Banks the following negroes: a man named Will, a woman named Hagar, a boy named Daniel, a girl named Creesee, boys named David & Hardy, a girl named Rachall, & child named Will. For sec of pmt of $1132 due 10 May next. ackn, recd 12 Jun 1804.
J53 John Daniel to Ralph Banks both Elb 29 Apr 1804. Daniel mtgs to Banks the following negroes: a man named Will, a woman named Hagar, a boy named Daniel, a girl named Creesee, boys named David & Hardy, a girl named Rachall, & child named Will. For sec of pmt of $1132 due 10 May next. ackn, recd 12 Jun 1804. [This family and these slaves came from Granville NC.]
8=K38 William Daniel Sr of Elbert to dau Nancy Gaar 22 Mar 1798, for love & goodwill, a negro boy Isaac about 9 months old. wit Thos Haney, William Daniel Jr. pr by Haney 12 Nov 1806. recd 15 Nov 1806.
O82 Robert Cosby shff to Edmond Shackleford both Elb 16 Apr 1805. Writ of firia facies issued fr Inferior Court of sd co., Ralph Banks, Esq. against John Daniel. Seized 2 negroes named Hagar & Will owned by John Daniel. 5 Mar. last, at courthouse of sd co, exposed negroes to public sale & Edmond Shackleford was the highest bidder, for $175. sig R. Middleton for E. Cosby, shff. wit R. Hunt, E. Owens who saw Robt. Middleton sign. Bill of sale pr by Richardson Hunt 19 Oct 1812, J. Banks J.I.C. recd 19 Oct 1812.
M70 Samuel Patten Esqr, JP, 28 Sep 1809 issued execution agst prop of Edward L. Wails at instance of Allen Daniel for $6.76. Levied execution on a negro boy named Harry as property of Wails. Exposed negro to public sale 13 Octr 1809, and Philip Shackelford was the highest bidder, for $5.50, 2 Dec 1809. sig A. Moon, constable. wit John Blake, Saml Patten JP. rec 13 Dec 1809.
165=V3 Edmond Shackleford (x) to John A. Heard both Elb 25 Jan 1828. Shackleford owes Heard $1084.14. Sec is 700a on Cold Water Ck Elb, adj David Daniel on W, Joseph Terry and Abner Ward on NW, William Ward on SE, Samuel N. Baily on S, it being plantaion where sd Edmond now lives, incl a grist and saw mill on ck. Also 5 negro slvs: Zachery [sic] a man about 23, Fanny a girl about 11, John a fellow about 50, George a fellow about 25, and Hagar a woman about 50. Also [oxen, carts], in fee simple. Due date 1 Mar to void this mtg. wit Benajah Houston, Thomas C. Wilhight, Z. Smith JP. recd 16 Feb 1828.
V147 Martin Deadwyler sher Elb to Thomas J. Heard and Singleton W. Allen admrs of est of John A. Heard 24 Sep 1829. writ of Fieri Facias issd fr Inf Ct Elb at suit of James Clark for use of James Rucker agst Edmond Shackleford. Sher seized 5 negroes: Zachary, John, George, Hager [sic], Fanny, property of Shackleford. 6 May 1828 exposed to public sale, John A. Heard highest bidder $722. wit James Edmonson [sic], Thomas C. Wilhight, David R. James JP. recd 27 Apr 1830.
will of Robert Prior, wr 10 Oct 1820, pr 1 Jan 1821
to son Dmon Prior...on Negro man named Dubor, one Negro woman named Tobithe and Till a Negro girl and a Named [sic] Penny and a Negro girl named Caroline and a Negro boy named Jeff Also one Negro boy Named Abraham.
to son John Prior...four Negroes vs Daniel, Jude, Peg and Her Child Ailphallo...
to dau Salley Livingston...two negroes vs one Negro man Named Moses Also one Negro Woman Named belly also one Negro boy named Jorey
to Nedam Lee...one Negro Woman Tenor
to dau Elizabeth More...three Negroes vs Dabney and her two Children Ben & Rose
to Rachal Travis...a Negro girl named Lucy being on the the aforesaid Dabney Children
to Rhody Travis...a Negro boy Named Charles being also one of the above Dabneys Children
the above two negroes to Remain Continue and be as the lawfull property of the aforesaid Rachel and Rhoda Travis During there Natural Lives then the above Lucy with her increase if any to Decent to the Natural heirs of the body of the above Rachel Travis and the above Charles to Travis in any if None for the above Lucy with her increase and the above Charles to Return to the Estate of me the said Robert Pior [sic] and the above five negroes Namely Dabney and her four Children vs Ben Ross and Lucy and Charles being all and the only legacy they the above Elizabeth Moor Rachel and Rhoda Travis them or their heirs are to attain of the Estate...of me Robert Prior.
to Benjamin, Joel, and Willis Dausey...four Negroes vs any [it's Amy later] and her three children Noe [now] in possession of the above Benjamin Dausey [they to pay $ based on the prices of the said Negroes to their sisters Betsey McDanile and Catey Dausey]...
rest divided to [sic on spelling of Pior]: Nancey Pior and her four children, Arrenoy Willanty Hezekial and Raucisas Pior. Also Edmon and John Pior and Sally Livingston.
exrs Pryor John Way and Ely Johnson
wit John Blackstone, Mossess Brinson Junr.
351759 #2 GA Madison Invs & Apprs, Bills of Sale Book B1829-1834
B44 An Appraisement of Allen Daniels property...Negroes: Ben 300, Buck 150, Grace 350, Rachel 250, Albert 225, Sally 175, Levina 150, Silvey 100. called est of Allen Daniel a lunitic, goods as shown by James Daniel gdn. 30 Jun 1832. appr A Crawford, Benjamin Brown, W. C. Carrethers [sic]. recd 18 Feb 1833
351759 #3 GA Madison Invs & Apprs, Bills of Sale Book C 1834-1841
C111 appr General Allen Daniel decd, 10 Jan 1838, ...Negro man Ben 600, Negro Woman Grace 500, Negro Girl Levina 450, Negro Girl Sally 475, Negro Girl Silvey 300, Negro Boy Jack 225, Negro Boy William 150, Negro Girl Rachel 600, Negro Buck 00 [zero]
C140 inv of hiring of negroes of est Gen. Allen Daniel Jan 1838-Dec 25. James Daniel rented the plantation $88.75. Mary Daniel hired Sally $5, James Daniel man Ben 75, Ephraim Strickland girl Rachel 56, Allen Porterfield girl Levina 20.50. Negro woman Grace & three chn offered & nothing bid, Also negro man Buck. Grace & three chn then was put to the lowest bidder for their board & clothing until 25 Dec 1838 and was bid off by James Daniel $30. Buck was then offered on the same terms and was bid off by Elisha Ware $13. returned 30 Jan 1839 by Elisha Ware admr, recd 30 Jan 1839.
C142 Sale bill of slaves belonging to est Genl Allen Daniel decd, sold 1st Tues Jan 1839: 223a land more of less the late residence of said decd - James Daniel $1000, negro man Ben - Mary Daniel 552, negro Woman Gracy & child - Mary Daniel 550, " girl Rachel Wm. S. Sorrells 800, " Sal - Mary Daniel 526, " Lavina - James R. Griffith 680, " Teilva [this is really not his S, but it's probably Silvey?] - Ephraim Strickland 519, " Boy Jack - James R. Griffith 510, " boy Billy - Ephraim Strickland 381, " man Buck - Wm Hodge 25, also some personal property listed and sold here. ret 5 Feb 1839 by Elisha Ware, recd 11 Feb 1839.
F17 [not in main index] Allen Daniel Senr to Allen Daniel Junr, 12 Jul 1831, for natural good will and affection...my son Allen C. Daniel...certain negro girl called Darcus about nine or ten years of age. Test Dudly M. Jamess. pr aand recd 15 Jul 1831.
will of John Prior, wr 9 Jun 1821, pr 2 Jul 1821
to wf [Elizabeth]...all my Negroes during her life or Widowhood viz Abram, Mariah, Fanny, Arter, and Jacob....
to eldest dau Nancy F. A. Ellington...Negro girl Fanny...
to eldest son Haden P. Prior
to six youngest children Haden L. Prior, Eliza C. Prior, Mary P. Prior, Robert A. Prior, Garland H. Prior, Felix W. Prior.
exrs Asia [?] Prior and my wf Elizabeth Prior
wit William Weaver, William Campbell, Samuel Harris
will of Elizabeth H. C. Prior, wr 12 Nov 1841, pr 5 Jul 1852
to son Felix W. Prior...Negroes Jack, a boy about 14, and George Pellow, a boy about 8
to son Garland I. H. Prior...Negro Washington, a boy about 12
exr Relix W. Prior
wit William Lambert, Seaborn C. Garrett, Lumpkin I. Garrett, J.P.
B132 will John Andrews 10 Apr 1816, pr 11 Nov 1816,
wf Nancy
oldest son Marcus
granddau Mary Ann Daniel one negro girl Fanny to be deliv at 18 or marr and to have no further interest in my est.
son John G., 1/3 of my land. son Garnett 1/3 land. son Jarris 1/3 land.
son Daniel M. cash equal to real est of other sons.
daus Sarah, Elizabeth, Emily.
my will that my negroes shall remain on the plantation and kept together under the direction of my exrs and that if any of my heirs should die w/o issue of children (except Marcus) then his/her or their legacies to return to my est and be div among the survivors (except Mary Ann Daniel).
exr Jesse Mercer, William Watts, Marcus Andrews, Nancy Andrews. wit James Daniel Jr, Daniel Haines, Joshua Mercer.
D446 will or Woodson Daniel 14 Aug 1861, pr 9 Nov 1861.
wf [lands]
to wf during life [household, stock of her selection, tools, wagon, tack, grains], also the following negroes to wit Ben, George, a girl called Puss and Dicey, all above prop during her life.
then to two chn equally, dau Martha Ann Lester, son John Chesly Daniel, then to their chn.
exr John Chesly Daniel. wit Fielding Dillard, Mordecai Edwards.
v.1-241= DB AA 1785-1787 (No index): p.9 William Baldwin to James Danilly [Danilly], 3 Dec 1785, exchange of slaves, July and Sumer. J. Appling, P. Clyma, Test.
To wf Patience
To son John, slv Cezar
To dau Catherine Phillips slv Biddy
To dau Patsy Malone slv Nite
To son Lemuel, Lot #156 Morgan Co whereon he lives and slv Willis
To son Thos land whereon I now live on Kettle ck adj Geo Smith and others, slv Martin
To dau Elizabeth Malone slv Jenny
To dau Nancy Montgomery slv Rose
To dau Rebecca Chaffin slv Nancy
To dau Alatha Chaffin slv Lucy
To dau Harriett slv Sally
Slvs Kitt, Milly and Anthony to be in charge of son Thos for benefit of his mother for life, final division to all daus. Some of chn by last wf unmarried
exrs sons Lemuel and Thos, wit Wm Evans, Thos Daniel, Joel P. Leverett
v.2-219="Original papers, saved by Sarah Quinn Smith in old and new cthses:" Richard S. Daniel decd est. Petition of Cunningham Daniel admr to div the est 1 Jan 1821. For Wm S. Morgan slaves Reddick, Aggy and Spencer and $200. To Frances E. Daniel slvs Scott, Berry and Flora. [There are guardian returns for Frances as late as 1829.]


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Financial transactions involving tribal gaming operations raise unique issues of sovereign immunity, tribal jurisdiction and federal regulation. Michael has recovered judgments and settlements for lenders and developers nationwide in disputes raising issues of first impression.
Michael represents creditors in bankruptcy court in New York, Delaware and Minnesota. For example, after a three-day trial in 2014, Michael won an order ousting management for fraud and appointing a chapter 11 trustee in Delaware within weeks of the petition date.
Michael was a litigator in New York before joining Faegre Baker Daniels. As an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of New York, Michael tried multiple cases to verdict and argued over ten appeals before the Second Circuit. He also was a litigation associate at Gibson Dunn & Crutcher and Shearman & Sterling, where he specialized in federal securities actions, and served as an adjunct professor at Cardozo Law School. Michael clerked for the Hon. Eric L. Clay of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in his home state of Michigan.
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