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Springview Assisted Living owner Beverly Howerton said on Friday that four residents at Springview have filed appeals with the state. The appeal process has moved extremely slow.
Howerton said the first Springview appeal was filed Jan. 2 and was supposed to be reviewed within 25 days. The deadline has passed with no response from the state. Additional appeals were filed by Springview residents on Jan. 10. Howerton said the state's backlog of appeals would likely mean that Springview's appeals likely wouldn't be heard soon.
Howerton said Springview is receiving maintenance of service funds from the state for the four residents while their appeals are still being processed. For now, Howerton said, Springview isn't in danger of closing its facilities in
For thousands of
Beginning Jan. 1, individuals living in adult care and group homes must require assistance with at least three of five activities of daily living, or ADL, to qualify for the funding.
According to the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services, the five qualifying ADLs are eating, dressing, bathing, toileting, and mobility.
Since the mid-1990s, individuals who qualified for Medicaid special room and board assistance were automatically granted approval to receive PCS funding regardless of need. This applied for both in-home and facility-based services.
The federal government began questioning the state in 2005 about compliance issues with the Medicaid PCS Program. The state moved forward with compliance efforts under threat of a federal lawsuit.
ALAMANCE COUNTY DEPARTMENT of Social Services Assistant Director Linda Allison said last week during a DSS board meeting that the
"The adult care homeless are very happy about that outcome," Allison "We are really fearful of what this can do to the facilities and whether or not they can still be able to maintain this residence."
Allison said at the DSS board meeting on Jan. 24 the recent closures of adult care homes in the Triad were due in part to PCS funding cuts.
Serenity Care Family Home and Serenity Care Rest Home in
Allison said the owners notified the state about the hardships they were facing due to PCS funding cuts and were waiting to hear results from the appeal process. They also notified the state that they would be unable to buy food and meet payroll beginning Jan. 25., Allison said.
Allison said she was contacted when the Serenity facilities closed because four residents living at the home were from
Allison said she was concerned about how adult, group, and family care homes would be able to continue to operate under the new financial constraints created by the PCS cuts.
The General Assembly appropriated $39.7 million in this year's state budget to provide temporary, short-term assistance to residents who would no longer be eligible to receive PCS under the new eligibility criteria.
N.C. Department of Health and Human Services Public Information Officer Julie Henry said on Thursday that there had been no requests made statewide by adult home care providers to have access to the $39.7 million. These funds would be made available during the first six
Before she left office, Gov. Bev Perdue worked to provide $1 million to be available for group homes that weren't included in the budget for the $39.7 million. Henry said the $1 million fund was set to expire on Thursday. However, state lawmakers are considering House Bill 5 during the current session to decide whether to extend temporary funding to group homes, if they need financial assistance due to the PCS cuts. The House passed the bill Thursday, but the Senate is yet to act.
The Office of Administrative Hearings will continue to process the appeals it has received. Henry said the number of appeals received has been overwhelming and it's taking more time for the state to get each appeal reviewed.


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It was from the human experiences of persons, of communion with the other, of promise, of fidelity and of desire that fidelity not be limited by death that existentialist philosopher Gabriel Marcel, using the illative sense, apprehended, even if only through philosophical hope, that there must be a transcendent reality behind these things: a personal communion with an Other, an Other that is faithful beyond death.
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CORPUS CHRISTI, TX (Catholic Online) - The Catholic existentialist philosopher Gabriel Marcel might be described as a modern philosopher who was on the lam. He escaped from the confines of modernity's "iron cage," and he did so by the simply expedient of insisting that life was mystery.
As part of this escape from the "iron cage," Marcel believed that the "ontological weight" behind certain words--such as person, promise, fidelity, love, hope--had to be recovered. Such words had become flat--like an airless ball--and had lost their metaphysical bounce. They had to be filled with the air re-inflated with the things of the spirit.
For Marcel, modern man had gotten too comfortable in his "iron cage." He seemed resigned to his prisoner status, and refused to realize that he was in a "false position," that he entertained a view of the world that was not entirely real, and ultimately unsatisfactory because it did not answer the fundamental human questions.
To escape from his predicament, man, in Marcel's view, had to recapture the metaphysical mind that the Enlightenment-era thinkers had suppressed. The current state of affairs simply would not do.
Human thought had to break through the shackles of matter to the truth beyond but unseen. "A mind is metaphysical insofar as its position within reality appears to it essentially unacceptable," Marcel wrote.
Marcel was like the prisoner Edmond Dantčs in Alexandre Dumas's story Count of Monte Cristo, unjustly imprisoned in the Château d'If, and who for fourteen years methodically worked on his escape knowing that freedom existed, not "in here," but "out there."
Perhaps of all terms flattened by the Enlightenment philosophers, the term person was the most significant. The word person had become flaccid and lost its metaphysical weight and mystery. This was largely through a shift in the understanding of what it was to be a person. The concept of a person had changed from an ontological concept (something that had to do with being) to a functional concept (something that had to do with having or doing).
This change, and therefore de-mystification of the concept of personhood, appears traceable to the philosopher John Locke, who famously defined the person (the "self") as "a conscious thinking thing . . . which is sensible, or conscious of pleasure and pain, capable of happiness or misery, and so is concerned for itself, as far as that consciousness extends."
All of a sudden, thanks to Locke, a human person was seen only as someone who could think, feel, experience pleasure, and be able consciously to guide itself towards happiness and avoid misery. Having these faculties or functions was what defined the person. Man was no longer a person because of who he is (being), but because of what he had or what he could do (having/doing).
This sort of functional concept lost the full concept of personhood by narrowing it in Marcel's view. It was like poking a hole in a balloon: what was left over was hardly like what it was before it was ruined. And Marcel aimed to regain the fullness of the concept of person through a process he called recollection or recuperative thinking (recueillement). By such process he hoped to regain the mystery that man, as person, is.
In his philosophy, Marcel distinguished between primary and secondary reflection. The primary level of reflection involved our distancing ourselves from the objects of our experience. There is the "I" and there is the "other," the subject and the object. The "I" and the "other" are separated, and the "other" analyzed by the "I" as if it were something entirely separate. While there was some value to this way of thinking, Marcel insisted that the primary reflection cut out a significant portion of reality, one which had to be recovered.
The portion of reality that the primary reflection cut out was that the "I" and the "other" did not live separate lives, abstracted one from the other. Perhaps even more important than the "I" and the "other" of the first reflection--especially where two persons were involved--was the relationship or communion between the "I" and the "other." This was the secondary reflection that had been lost and had to be regained.
While his fellow existentialist Sartre--who famously said that "hell is other people"--entirely overlooked this reality fell into a sort of philosophical solipsism (and also rejected God), it this relationship between persons that was central to the thought of Marcel. For Marcel, the "other" did not represent a hell, but a sort of entry into a metaphysical heaven, ultimately one that suggested that God must exist.
Marcel seized on the incontrovertible fact that human language is full of words that describe relationship between persons--words such as promising, committing, vowing, covenanting, loving. The concepts behind such terms, it seemed to him, contained a reality of their own which imposed themselves on persons. They therefore suggested that there was a reality that transcended us in which these realities participated.
This sort of critical thinking, of course, reached right into the heart of the Enlightenment as if to administer some sort of philosophical CPR. To Descartes' famous first-person-singular cogito, ergo sum-I think, therefore, I am, Marcel emphasized the truth entirely neglected by the father of modern philosophy with the rejoinder: sumus, "we are." The truth was not, in its most important kernel, first person singular, but first person plural.
Reality was not simply what I felt it was (subjectivism) unattached to the world outside of me; reality was not something I possessed for myself, as if it were a drawing I had made and put in my pocket. Reality was also something that we participated in. It was not subjective alone, but, at its most important, inter-subjective, which means it necessarily include the "other."
"A complete concrete knowledge of oneself cannot be self-centered," Marcel wrote in his book Mystery of Being, "I should prefer to say that it must be centered on others. We can understand ourselves by starting from the other, or from others, and only by starting from them."
"Metaphysics," Marcel succinctly said in perhaps the most anti-Cartesian sentence ever penned, "is our neighbor."
In exploring these inter-subjective experiences--especially at their highest level, say in friendship or the love between a man and woman in marriage--Marcel observed that they had to be grounded in promise, and the promise had to be grounded in something beyond promise or it had no meaning.
The goods of communion between persons, such as friendship or marriage, were based upon promise, fidelity, love, and hope. And all these realities suggested an Absolute or they made no sense to Marcel. Without an Absolute Being behind them, it seemed to Marcel that these things were destined to an otherwise inexplicable frustration.
It was the experience of fidelity, and the promise behind fidelity, which led Marcel to transcendence. "The approach to transcendence by way of fidelity proceeds by a meditation on the nature of promising," Aidan Nichols observes in his book A Grammar of Consent when discussing Marcel's thought.
Fidelity to promises is something that is impossible to exercise alone. It is at the heart of a person-to-person communion. As Aidan Nichols puts it: "Fidelity is always a gift to self to another who is at once present to the self and accepted by it as a unique person--in Marcel's favorite word, a thou."
Gnothi seauton, "Know thyself," was writ on the Temple of Apollo at Delphi, a truth which was at the heart of the Socratic philosophy. "To thine own self be true," said Polonius to his son Laertes in Shakespeare's play Hamlet, "and it must follow, as night the day: thou canst not then be false to any man."
Marcel, who, like Shakespeare, was also a playwright, perceived a corollary to the English bard's truth, which, in Shakespearean terms we might put this way: "To the other be true, and it must follow, as night the day: thou canst not then be false to yourself."
This, in a nutshell, was Gabriel Marcel's notion of "creative fidelity." In a stroke of philosophical genius, Marcel flipped the Delphic aphorism "know thyself" (without denying it) to: know the other!
Marcel, however, knew that, among men, death was the ultimate betrayer of fidelity. Death always destroyed communion and spelled certain ruin of fidelity. Our promises do not survive death though we want them to.
But fidelity, especially in its highest form as love, was seen by Marcel as such an important, transcendent value that the only means to vindicate its reality was to suggest the question: Might fidelity survive even death?
In his book Homo Viator, Marcel stated: "It is in this way that fidelity reveals its true nature, which is to be an evidence, a testimony. It is in this way too that a code of ethics centered on fidelity is irresistibly led to become attached to what is more than human, to a desire for the unconditional which is the requirement and the very mark of the Absolute in us."
The very fact that we make promises and honor them, that we can understand fidelity and value it, that we desire that it be eternal, that we want it to survive death, suggests to the philosopher's reason the philosophical hope that this human reality participates in an Infinite Fidelity, the Fidelity of an absolute Other, an absolute Thou. In fine, God.
This gave rise to hope. "Hope," Marcel wrote in his Being and Having, "is a spring; it is the leaping of a gulf. It implies a kind of radical refusal to reckon possibilities, and this is enormously important. It is as though it claimed . . . to touch a principle hidden in the heart of things, or rather in the heart of events, which mocks such reckonings."
This hope mocked such human reckonings by realizing that such reckonings had their limit. Hope sought to transcend reason's limits, and so it was the brother of faith. This sort of hope opens up the prospect of reality outside time, of the existence of an invisible world, and the God behind it all.
"This is what determines the ontological position of hope--absolute hope, inseparable from a faith which is likewise absolute," Marcel wrote in his book Homo viator.
It was therefore from the chain of human experiences of persons, of communion with the other, of promise, of fidelity and of desire that fidelity not be limited by death that Gabriel Marcel, using the illative sense, apprehended that there must be a transcendent reality behind these things: a personal communion with an Other, an Other that is faithful beyond death.
The existence of this Other seems to be what we desire, what we, from a philosophical standpoint, hope for. But are Gabriel Marcel's philosophical reasonings fulfilled?
A Christian of course will answer, "Yes!" Marcel's philosophical hope is satisfied concretely by He, that divine Person with both divine and human nature, who was communion, fidelity, and hope incarnate: the Lord Jesus. Faith in Jesus answers reason's limited reckonings.
Jesus said, "I and the Father are one." (John 10:30) He prayed, in his high priestly prayer, that we may be one "just as we [the Father and he] are one." (John 17:11) He may as well have said, "I am communion." If the Church is anything it is our communion with God the Son made flesh who is in communion with God the Father. Here is the "I' and the "other" together in communion.
Jesus was "faithful to the one who appointed him," (Heb. 3:2), that is God the Father, and so can rightfully ask us to be faithful to God even unto death. (Rev. 2:10). His message is one of faithful love. Here is "creative fidelity" in communion with the Uncreated Fidelity, the Faithful One.
"He is not here," said the angel to the women who came to Christ's empty grave. "He has risen, as he promised." (Matt. 28:6; Luke 24:6). By these words, the angel gave witness to the fact that the God-man Jesus is indeed faithful, and his fidelity transcends even death, since his fidelity broke through the boundaries of the grave and trespassed the limits of time into eternity. Here are promises that transcend death.
This Jesus was Gabriel Marcel's philosophy fulfilled. St. Paul equates Jesus with hope: "Jesus our hope," says St. Paul (1 Tim 1:1). Here is well-placed hope.
Jesus was Person, Communion, Promise, Fidelity, Hope. And, as Life, he overcame death.
Jesus fits all of Marcel's philosophical yearnings for freedom out of the "iron cage" Jesus fits like the right key to unlock the lock in the gate in the prison cell which keeps us from freedom. For it is for freedom that Christ has set us free. (Gal. 5:1)
Jesus is the key which unlocks the "iron cage" of modernity into the freedom and the glory of the Sons of God. (Rom. 8:21)
Andrew M. Greenwell is an attorney licensed to practice law in Texas, practicing in Corpus Christi, Texas. He is married with three children. He maintains a blog entirely devoted to the natural law called Lex Christianorum. You can contact Andrew at email@example.com.
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Mit einem Gewicht von nur 650 Gramm ist das MINOX das Leichtgewicht seiner Klasse. Optisch ist es aber ein Schwergewicht. Helligkeit, Kontrast, Detail- und Farbwiedergabe sowie Bildschärfe bis in den Randbereich sind sehr gut und ermöglichen ermüdungsfreies Beobachten auf große Distanzen. Weder Stöße, Nässe, Hitze oder Kälte konnten dem Fernglas etwas anhaben.
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Das Geringe Gewicht des 8,5x52 ist erstaunlich. Lediglich 795 g bringt das lichtstarke Doppelglas auf die Waage. Da kann selbst die Konkurrenz mit den großen Namen nicht mithalten. [ ] Bei den Gläsern über 50mm Objektivdurchmesser gibt es zurzeit nichts vergleichbar Leichtes.
Wesentliches Qualitätsmerkmal eines Fernglases für die Jagd ist die Güte seienr Lichttransmission. Hier hat MINOX jetzt einen weiteren Schritt nach vorne gemacht. [ ] Beim Testglas wurden 91,7 % gemessen. Damit hat MINOX den Anschluss an die Spitzenklasse geschafft."
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[...] The new Minox HG series includes outstanding binoculars, a few of which fit (barely) into our mid-priced array. We looked at the Minox HG 8x33 and the 8.5x43, each of which can be found for under $800. Other sizes are available at somewhat higher prices.
In our optical quality tests, the Minox HGs were excellent. They also have some of the nicest-feeling engineering and smoothest-turning focus knobs we've found in any binocular. The addition of a distance scale on the focus knob (made possible because the wheel turns less than one full rotation in going from closest to most distant) gives the HG binocular the unique function of acting as a range meter.
The central focus wheel also serves as the easy-to-turn, locking diopter adjustment wheel. The eyecups, with gentle detents, twist out with unusual smoothness and precision. Eye relief for glasses wearers is excellent, as is the optical quality.
Several of our testers remarked that the HG gave a nice feeling in the hand. We judged it to be a great buy for someone looking at the upper end of the mid-priced field, for quality comparable to the high-end binoculars.
GUNS, November 2007: MINOX HG Binocs - Old World German quality shines
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If theres ever a golden age of optics, were living in it. There have never been better rifle scopes, spotting scopes and binoculars than those made right now. Never has your money bought so much quality or such amazing performance.
Just about the time I think optics manufacturers cant impress me any mire, along comes a binocular like the MINOX HG 8x33 BR aspherical. [ ] It certainly isnt what Id call an inexpensive binocular, but its performance rivals that of binoculars costing far more.
The MINOX 8x11 is an excellent example of what I have found to be a tremendously useful class of hunting binoculars. I suppose you could call this class mid-size, in between the mini pocket models (s.g. 8x20) and the fill size models (e.g. 8x42).
Resolution is critical. The ability to resolve detail is the reason we carry a binocular. To compare resolution I like to use sheets of newspaper with letters of different size. Having to actually read the words sorts out different levels of quality.
Whatever method you use, eventually you have to answer the question compared to what? I compared the MINOX to a current premium 8x32 model costing nearly twice as much. (Incidentally checking resolution while handholding the binocular is a waste of time. Set it on a solid rest and dont touch it.)
I was amazed to find the MINOX matched the resolution of the far costlier model. I could not see a difference. If I could read a word with one I could read it with the other. [ ] Lens coatings get more sophisticated all the time. MINOX calls theirs M* coating with up to 21 layers to modify light waves. Whatever they do, it works. These are simply outstanding optics.
[ ] In low-light conditions performance was superb, equalling or bettering any mid-size binocular Ive ever used, and Ive had some dandies.
As an eyeglass wearer, I appreciated the excellent eye relief and the retractable eyecups with four click-stop positions. Even if you dont normally wear glasses youll like this feature when wearing sunglasses or shooting glasses. The binocular is comfortable to hold and handles well. One turn of the large knurled focusing ring takes focus from infinity to the closest focusing distance of 6.6.
The more I used this MINOX 8x33, the more liked it. It may seem odd to call a binocular in this price range a terrific value, but with performance rivalling that of far more expensive models, that is just what it is. Its a perfect example of why these are such exciting times in the optical field.
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Tries to lock Ligtoring Landman and winger Wilmaure Louw propelled Griquas to a 12-point lead in the first 15 minutes of the match, but wing Ederies Arendse revitalised Province's challenge in a first 40 that resembled the last 40 of last weekend's home defeat against the Sharks.
WP coach Alistair Coetzee earlier in the week emphasised a return to the basics but the visitors were poor and the hosts frankly were not much better, even though they dominated field position.
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The spotted wing drosophila is a tiny fruit fly that is becoming a big pest. It has spread to many parts of the country after being found in California in 2008. Nicole Sanchez, area commercial horticulture agent, spoke to Lenoir County Extension Master Gardener volunteers about this pest problem. She reported that scientists all over the country are working to answer the many questions this new pest brings.
The spotted wing drosophila is a threat to commercial as well as homegrown soft skinned fruit especially berries. It differs from other common fruit flies because of its ability to infest healthy, ripening fruits. Common fruit flies are attracted to and consume overripe fruit. The female spotted wing drosophila is attracted to ripening fruit to lay her eggs. She has a knife shaped ovipositor (egg laying device). She can cut individual fruit like a serrated knife and lay eggs in the good fruit. The larvae that hatch from the eggs feed directly on the fruit and may be present when the fruit is harvested.
This drosophila is a pest of raspberries, blackberries, blueberries and strawberries as well as peaches and figs. The spotted wing drosophila are more of a pest in summer and in moist conditions. Cider vinegar traps with a few drops of dish detergent can be used to determine if this pest is present in your area. Some homeowners may not realize that this insect is in the fruit until harvest. Several methods are available to sample fruit for drosophila larvae including sugar flotation, salt extraction, freezing and direct observation. If spotted wing drosophila are expected it is good to sample fruit often to check for infestation. Collect a minimum of 30 sound fruits only selecting fruit that you would eat. Videos are available to describe the details on how to check fruit with the sugar flotation or salt extraction method: http://www.youtube.com/user/protectingusnow.
Sanchez told Master Gardeners that eating the larvae is not harmful but good cultural control can help reduce the damage. Ripening fruit should be completely and frequently harvested. Control of spotted wing drosophila may begin with destroying the undesirable fruit by freezing it to kill the larvae that are present. Damaged fruit may also be removed from plants and sealed in clear plastic bags and allowed to bake in the sun.
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Spotted wing drosophila have only been known in the US for 6 years and there is much research underway to help provide solutions.
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Early registration for entering pre-school and kindergarten students in Lenoir County for the 2014-2015 school year will be held March 3-7 at the county's elementary schools during regular school hours.
To be eligible, kindergarteners must be 5 years old on or before Aug. 31 and preschoolers must be 3 or 4 years old on or before Aug. 31.
On Thursday, March 6, registration will be held from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Spanish interpreters will be available at each school from 2 to 7 p.m.
Early registration is encouraged by Lenoir County Public Schools in order to ensure children meet all the requirements to begin school on the first day and that parents and guardians have an opportunity to get answers to questions concerning immunization, transportation, food programs and other aspects of the preschool and kindergarten programs.
Kindergarten begins for the 2014-2015 school year on Aug. 26. Preschool begins on Sept. 2.
Certain documents are required to register kindergarteners and preschoolers.
Required for kindergarten registration are: a certified birth certificate, a full and complete record of the child's immunization, the child's Social Security card and a document verifying address.
One of the following serves as an address verification document: current power, gas or water bill; current federal or state incomes tax documents; place of residence listed by the Department of Social Services for home visitation and receipt of benefits (excluding Medicaid); or a current lease or mortgage statement.
Required for preschool registration are: a birth certificate, the child's Social Security card; verification of household incomes, such as the most recent pay stubs; verification of benefits received the previous year through TANF, child support, Social Security, unemployment or other household income; and verification of guardianship, if applicable.
More information on kindergarten registration is available by calling Gloria Gilchrist at 252-527-1109.
For additional preschool registration information, call Partnership for Children of Lenoir & Greene Counties at 252-939-1200 or Ivy Price at 252-527-8099.
After March 7, children can be registered for the 2014-2015 kindergarten and preschool programs at all Lenoir County elementary schools. Preschool registration will also continue after March 7 at Partnership for Children offices at 1465 U.S. 258 North.


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We need to improve the meta programming capabilities that Groovy offers. This document outlines the future improvements proposed for the language.
Easy overloaded method invocation
Currently it is unnecessarily hard to dynamically obtain and invoke overloaded methods. I propose improvements to the MetaClass so given a class as follows:
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class OverloadMe { def doOne(String s) { s } def doOne(Integer i) { i } }
You can easily obtain and invoke the method as follows:
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def obj = new OverloadMe() def method = obj.metaClass.doOne if(method) { println method(obj,"one") println method(obj,1) }
The way this would work is the MetaClass system would return a MethodProxy or some similar class that would contain references to all MetaMethods and correctly dispatch to the right overloaded method
To avoid ambiguities this should also work with respondsTo
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def obj = new OverloadMe() def method = obj.metaClass.respondsTo(obj,"doOne") if(method) { println method("one") println method(1) }
Easier Per instance Meta programming
Currently it is harder than it needs to be to do per instance meta programming in Groovy. ExpandoMetaClass currently applies to all instances and although you can do tricks to make a ExpandoMetaClass only apply to an instance it is not clean.
I propose the ability to apply per instance methods by accessing the metaClass of the instance. This would be consistent with our usage of the metaClass on the java.lang.AClass. For example:
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// a global class level change String.metaClass.upper = { delegate.toUpperCase() } def str = "hello" // applies only to this instance str.metaClass.lower = { delegate.toLowerCase() }
Achieving the above with Groovy objects will be trivial and just a matter of swapping out the meta class of the instance. For Java objects however we will need a instance to MetaClass registry of some sort.
Make the default MetaClass an ExpandoMetaClass
I think the whole ExpandoMetaClass.enableGlobally() thing needs to go and we need to make EMC (or the new implementation of EMC following the MOP changes) the default
Add support for class level and instance level Mixins
Maybe as per http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GroovyJSR/Mixins
Or maybe something that is like Scala traits. Needs more discussion.


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If you are not able to register for a MATH class due to any of the following errors you may need to request a permit. Below are several common error messages that may prevent registration. Please be sure to check all the possibilities for the error BEFORE requesting a permit.
- Closed Class: If the class is filled to capacity please DO NOT request a permit. You can contact the Math department directly at (330)672-2430 for more information.
- Prerequisite & Test Score Error: Be sure to check that you have taken all the prerequisite classes needed and passed these classes with the appropriate grade needed. To check the prerequisites needed for a course go to the Course Descriptions. If you tested into a higher MATH class or the class was transferred to Kent State then you will need to request a permit.
- Degree/Major Error: Be sure to check that you are requesting a class at the same level as your current status. For example if you are an undergraduate you can not register for a graduate level class unless you have specific permission from the instructor. This permission needs to be communicated to the Math department office directly via email, campus phone or personally by the instructor before a permit will be issued.
- Time Conflict Error: Be sure to check your schedule for other classes that meet at the same time as the class you are requesting. Permits will not be issued without permission from the instructors of BOTH classes stating that it is acceptable to have the class time overlap. This permission needs to be communicated to the Math department office directly via email, campus phone or personally by the instructors before a permit will be issued.
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Into a cave somewhere in the swamp of sorrows to hide from people and the world in general.
Since I last posted my world has been turned upside down again, and so I have basically not been able to get online – nor have I even had the inclination in all honesty.
This is a very long post but I wanted it here as a reminder of my WoW life. Feel free to have a gander.
The guild, had our first raid ..last week? or the week before? I can't remember now – all the days blur into one. Sadly, it was the straw that broke the camels back for the GM and I to keep our delicate balance happening.
We had been trying so hard to get this guild up and hoping everyone would be ready for our first raid (which kept being moved – 3 weeks in fact), a couple of members weren't due to their time splitting between alliance and horde and their own personal lives. That is a long story as well, suffice it to say, I felt they should have been dedicating more time to horde side with us and honoring their commitment that they wanted to raid with us. We also had someone else late that night, which meant I had to pug 3 people – one of each role. This annoyed me because well, 7/10 is not a guild run and we had to take pugs which are always an unknown quality.
When we finally get in there and are ready to start, I ask who has read the fights/watched videos – and only one person says they watched a video and one person said they had absolutely no idea.
This of course meant the entire group decided they all had to speak up at once. I called for quite on vents…in fact… I think I said "everyone shut up so i can explain…stop stop stop talking!!!" The GM backed me up and asked for quiet as well, calling out specific people – more because he could recognize their voices than for any other reason.
Well that one line caused me more heartache than I can even begin to explain, suffice it to say tour tank (and friend) told the GM to eat a dick and then refused to talk on vents or respond to the GM for the rest of the night. As anyone who has done the 3 dogs knows, you need to be talking through the swaps, everyone has to be communicating and helping.
We wiped all night. We got Cobalt, Jasper and Amethyst. We didn't ever last much past the first overload. I called it at 9.30pm because the more I tried to get our tank to talk the worse our attempts got.
In the end I could not muster up enough energy to give a flying rats arse about raiding. Or the guild.
After an hour long argument after the raid, between hubby and tank, they decided to just agree to disagree. But I think the damage had been done. The next day, the GM advised me the 2 who were already behind in gear, were not going to be able to raid with us anyway, so we needed to recruit over them.
That was it. GM cancelled raiding and told everyone this was no longer a raiding guild and to leave if they wanted. I apologised profusely to everyone as well.
Neither of us have been online since because we just can't find the energy to give a shit about the online world right now.
There are a few reasons behind this, the first major one being my depression stemming from being unable to find another job. Not just find another job though, I can't even get interviews – I was told I can't get interviewed because I don't have a degree or certification in anything (to cut a long story short). So this search for a new job has been going for over 6 years – before I left my previous employer and then since then when I moved to my current position to help my family out.
The point being this depression made me blurt out to my hubby recently that I wanted to to die. Not suicide – I am too chicken, but I would like to have something happen to me that is instant death. Clearly, this mindset is not a healthy one. This was not a good place for me to caring about other people's needs in a game that – for all intents and purposes, will not really amount to real friendships.
The second major thing being my step-mother is relapsing into her anxiety issues and potentially having another breakdown. This has placed a huge amount of pressure on me at work as I am now having to try and placate both her and my father and some how keep the business afloat without being able to actually have any input into how it is done. I may have to come back to work full time, yet I can't even pay myself because of the financial cock ups. I had one pay delayed a week ago because they couldn't afford to pay me, and the next week she requested to pay me by the hour because she doesn't trust that I am working the hours she is paying me for. I am now keeping a time sheet. In fact, I can't even get paid today.
The third major thing – my hubby was potentially going to be made redundant from work. He is safe until early next year at this stage, but we spent a week not knowing if he was still employed. This was a huge weight and not really something we needed to deal with all in the same week as everything else. We have only a few more months now, but we have tough decisions to make between now and then because of the impending changes to his company.
Of course to add to all that we have had all the little things that come with the big things, balancing a budget without a pay for the week, hubby changing buildings at work, me doing some certification for working behind in a pub/club/hotel, hubby being on call for the week…blah blah blah.
Yes that is life and everyone has different things going on, but everyone has their limits and we had reached ours.
So basically, WoW is the farthest thing from my mind right now. I have been reading blogs and enjoying all the updates and cool things happening, completely insanely jealous!!
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I'm so sorry to hear all this has been happening to you. I can so relate on the Guild issues but I know we've talked about this briefly before. I really hope things start to look up for you soon on the job front as well.
It may not seem like much but you do have your blogger support >.>↓
Oh man. I hope things get better. I've not been in-game as I can't really connect to the game servers. Am considering giving up on WoW till that gets resolved.
You can talk to me on Twiter or I can give you my email if you need anything, okay?↓
Bah, been through the retrenchment dance three times now, most recently a month ago as well. Made it through untouched every time so far – I'm very good at what I do – but you definitely have my sympathies.
My guild hasn't even started raiding yet either – too many undergeared folks, and most of the dedicated raiders are on hiatus or dealing with studies.
Don't get a tank suddenly deciding not to communicate. It's part of the job. If you turned up to do the job, you do the damn job or you leave so someone else can. Anything else is wasting the time of everyone involved.↓
So much I want to say here, but in a rare case I don't think it's the right place. Just know that I'm sending you massive hugs and support in the meantime.↓
Well Drags, if you change your mind and want to go to the GOOD side of WoW, you know you always have a place with us <3↓
Add me to the *blogger support* for what it's worth. Life doesn't get better as you get older (if anything it gets worse) your experience simply makes you better equipped to deal with all the shit. If it's any consolation all life's good people have had a little (and a lot of) rain fall into their lives and draw hope and sympathy from their experience.
I've been in the dark place you are now in and I only offer you one piece of advice: ignore all the advice people offer you, just do what you think is best for you. Opinions are like assholes, everyone has one. Most of them are full of crap. You know what you need. I know that's advice too but there you go…
As for WoW, we tell ourselves these stunted interactions with people aren't important. These guild-mate, 'in-game friends' aren't *real* friends. They are something though because we care and get upset and angry about them. Your GM has obviously made a major miscalculation making you the raid leader. The main tank guy is clearly a complete prick and the rest of the raiders are lazy, uncommitted parasites. You find them everywhere, even among people you thought were friends and shared your mindset. They're not real friends so you can just look at them and measure their value to you. They're wasting your precious time – shake 'em off. They're wasting your time and dragging you down and you're already low. Shake 'em off.
Come join the adults of the Horde. Roll (or race change) to undead and revel in your disease. We'll welcome you as one of our own. Find a guild that can use *your chars* but doesn't need them, sit back, relax and do some DPS.
I wish real life was as easy to sort as WoW.↓
I want to thank you all for commenting and offering support and advice, it has meant a huge amount to me, more than I can say properly with words to be honest.
Here's hoping I can get back online soon, but my step-mother didn't come to work last week at all, so it looks like my life is about to get really busy
Thank you again guys, i wish I could hug you all!↓
For me, WoW is my escape from real life.
For instance, I just found out that it is going to cost me $200 per week to rehab my knee and ankle. This was up from what I expected ($70 per week). Needless to say, we don't have an extra $200 a week to put into physical therapy for my popped knee and rolled ankle.
We need that for food for the family.
But, my knee and ankle need to be healed if I'm to enter into the military. No healing, no military. No military…then I'll live. I may not be happy, but I'll live.


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In The End of Faith book, in the chapter 'The Problem with Islam' Sam Harris asks the reader
"To imagine what it would take to live peacefully with the christians of the fourteenth century - Christians who were still eager to prosecute people for crimes like host desecration and witchcraft."
He uses this little thought experiment to allow the reader to comprehend the problem of islam in the world. But what I would like to know is…
What happened to the christians of the fourteenth century? I mean, at what point did the witch hunts stop?
What was the catalyst(s) for the progression of moral development that eventually took place in that society back in the fourteenth century?
And if there are identifiable factors which caused a shift to a more 'moral society' then could these be applied to Islamic countries?


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I have a question regarding this talent. My apologies if ths has been asked before, as I tried to research an answer before posting.
The text says that the character gets to add a boost die per rank of Quick Strike to combat checks against any target that "has not yet acted." Does this mean against foes that have not acted, at all? Or does is mean against foes that haven'tyet acted in a particular round? I'm thinking the former, and that once the foe acts, for the first time, the character loses any more Quick Strike abilitty against him.
Thanks in advance on any advice!


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