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Pisces January 2014 Horoscope
- Category: January 2014
- Published on January 05, 2014
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Because last year's professional momentum only ran its course on Christmas Day and has provided more than enough traction for your new professional year to progress smoothly, what you need in the early weeks of the year is a chance to take your work hat off, without fear that you're going to lose your edge. Rather than lose any advantage, you'll align yourself with the gods and the opportunities that 2014 holds if you can move forward without your work hat on, realising this is a year that is all about following your heart, your passions and a sense of adventure. If you can do that from the get go, without over thinking things, then you'll align yourself up for what is destined to be a fun and adventurous year, where anything is possible. The key to hitting the right note from the get go and getting as much as you can from the coming year, is aligning yourself and keeping in step with the major players of the cosmos. In the early weeks of the year this means paying more attention to the social forces in play, catching up with friends, making time to connect and being a team player.
At the same time, for the first time since 2002 you're moving into the New Year with lucky Jupiter in your romantic and creative sector, setting the scene for what is destined to be a lucky year for love, for matters of the heart and all things romantic and creative. Jupiter is not on his own and is in turn getting support from Saturn and Neptune, two of the giants of the solar system, who together are encouraging you to embrace a sense of adventure and follow your dreams. If you move into the New Year expecting a challenging year then you run the risk of creating self fulfilling prophecies, where the stars are standing by to make this a year full of adventure and a chance to follow your heart, your passions and your dreams.
Aquarius January 2014 Horoscope
- Category: January 2014
- Published on January 05, 2014
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The hype and fanfare of the New Year is something that you don't really get, for it's not until later in January that you start to get excited and that feeling of new doors opening finally hits. For while the 1st January is the start of a brand new year and is a chance for new beginnings, for you the old year hasn't ended and you're not quite ready. That's because while the calendar will now read '2014', until the Sun returns to your sign on the 22nd January you're still winding down your old solar year, closing old doors and looking back. This is the case every year, but this year there is a languid feel in the air that is likely to see you want nothing more over the holiday period than to take time out, relax and unwind. This is something that you're not going to shake, even after your birthday month and new solar year kicks off on the 22nd January. This could be a problem, but only if you see it as one, for you're moving into a very high power professional year, with a need to be on your game from the get go.
For the first time since 2002 you're moving into the New Year with lucky Jupiter in your work sector and with support from powerful forces in your income and career sectors, your professional star is on the rise. The problem, if you can even call it that is that Venus, the planet that determines where we derive our pleasure and where our heart is focused, will not only move into the New Year in a reflective and nostalgic part of your chart, she won't leave until early March, making her longest visit in over 200 years. This means that your most pleasurable moments will be those when you get to zone out, daydream and find those stolen moments where your imagination can export you to other dimensions. This will only be a problem if you see it as one, where in fact with the right time management this is just what you need in order to recharge your batteries, providing the secret weapon you need in order to be successful. At the same time, hold onto and embrace a sense of adventure, seeing the coming year as a journey to get excited about.
Capricorn January 2014 Horoscope
- Category: January 2014
- Published on January 05, 2014
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You are the only sign that has the distinction of being able to move into both a new solar and calendar year at the same time, allowing you to draw a very firm line in the sand. Whether you are a December or a January born Capricorn, with the Sun not leaving your sign until the 22nd January your birthday month and energy will remain in play for the first 3 weeks of the year, giving you time to get your bearings, a feel for the new energy in play and to work on your game plan. With Mercury, the smartest, most articulate and intellectually savvy planet in the solar system in your sign until the 12th January, this gives you time to get your head around your options and the choices, decisions and plans that will provide a frame work for the coming year. As the planet of communication Mercury is also playing an important role in getting what is destined to be one of your most important relationship years in over a decade off to the right start, ensuring that the communication lines are open. If you're going to make any New Year resolutions, then putting in the work and effort required to ensure the communication lines are not only open but in a real, honest and authentic way needs to be right at the top.
Yet while Mercury's position in your sign in the early days of the year will ensure you have your head in the game, with Venus here as well your heart is also engaged, with a need to have heart and mind on the same page. Venus, planet of love will normally spend just under 4 weeks in your sign each year, so having returned in early November she should have been long gone. Instead Venus won't leave until early March, making this her longest visit to your sign in over 200 years and moving into the year with lucky Jupiter in your relationship sector, her timing couldn't be better. 2014 is destined to be a lucky year for both love and your relationships, making it even more important to ensure the communication lines are open.
Sagittarius January 2014 Horoscope
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The money gods are especially active as you move into the New Year, which in itself is not surprising, with the Sun always spending the first 3 weeks of any year in your income sector. However, that's where all comparisons to other years begins and ends, for while the money gods will always be active at this time of year, it has never before been to the level that it is now, setting the scene for an important and auspicious year for money matters as a whole. For the first time since 2002 you're moving into the New Year with lucky Jupiter in your financial sector and with 6 months already under your belt, another 6 months to run and the best yet to come, all the indicators suggest this will be a lucky year for money matters. Yet that is only one half of the picture, for while the Sun will always spend the first 3 weeks of January in your income sector and Venus, planet of money, desire and attraction is never too far away, having returned in early November she should have been long gone. Instead Venus is not only still in your income sector, she's in retrograde motion where she's opening the door to second chances and by the time she leaves in March, she will have completed her longest visit in over 200 years.
When some of the most auspicious income conditions ever come together during your luckiest financial year in over a decade, then moving into the New Year with your money hat on is essential. You can't however make life all about the money and nor can the stars, with something special developing on the social, friendship and both personal and professional networking fronts, as well as a much better chance to find a balance between work and play. Choose to move into the New Year with a Wish List rather than a list of New Year resolutions.
Scorpio January 2014 Horoscope
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Don't be surprised if you move into the New Year feeling very undecided about what you want from the coming year or if you can't make up your mind, for the problem isn't that you can't control what you perceive to be scattered thoughts and indecision, but that you're trying to nail things down. The reality is that you're moving into one of your most adventurous years in over a decade, one where it's all about the journey, keeping your options open and letting life and the future surprise you. You will always move into the New Year with your head full of ideas, probably a game plan and a clear mind, allowing you to take control from the get go. However, if the last 6 months has taught you anything it's that you can't control life and that it really is all about the journey. Your greatest enemy, as you move into the early weeks of 2014, is over thinking, tunnel vision or feeling that you have to be on the ball from the get go, thinking on your feet and everything mapped out. This is one year where you're not only able to make it up as you go, but it is better if you do.
You may also be feeling unmotivated, giving yourself a hard time for procrastinating, yet again this is not a year where you have to run to keep pace with opportunities and more that you're in danger of getting too far ahead of yourself. Instead there is a need to keep your mind and your options open, let the ideas fly and even flip backwards and forwards, knowing that as long as heart and mind are on the same page, the right steps will reveal themselves, at the right time. In the early weeks of the month communication is especially important, with a need to work to ensure the communication lines are open, with home and family matters becoming more important as the month progresses.
Libra January 2014 Horoscope
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From the get go 2014 is a year where finding the right work/life balance is both a challenge and something that is finally achievable. For the first time since 2002 you're moving into a New Year with lucky Jupiter in your career sector and with 6 months momentum already behind you, another 6 months to bring things home and support from powerful forces in play on the income and work fronts, 2014 is destined to be a huge and auspicious professional year for you. Yet standing like a gatekeeper is Venus, your ruling planet, who along with the Sun, Mercury and Pluto is making it very clear that 2014 is also an extremely important year for home and family matters. Venus will normally spend 4 weeks out of every year in your home and family sector, creating a situation where home is where the heart is, as well as the promise of special times on the home and family front. With the Sun always spending the first 3 weeks of every year in your home and family sector this is not unusual, yet while Mercury will leave on the 12th January and the Sun on the 22nd January, Venus is going to dig her toes in.
Having returned to your home and family sector in early November Venus should be long gone, but by the time she leaves in March she will have completed her longest visit in over 200 years. This creates a standoff between home and professional forces; with Venus defiantly steering down what is probably the most powerful line up of professional and income forces to assemble in your lifetime, demanding the right work/life balance. Move into the New Year assuming that you can have it all and that you'll find a way to make it work. Whatever you do on the home, personal or professional fronts throw yourself into the things that you're passionate about, leaving no room for half measures or sitting on the fence.
Virgo January 2014 Horoscope
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Your biggest challenge in the early weeks of any year is getting a sense of how you're going to find the right balance between work and play, often over thinking how to get the mix just right. This year there is a need to put that aside and simply follow your heart. You don't really need to be on your game and can even keep your work hat off until Mercury returns to your work sector on the 12th January and even then you can afford to glide into your new working year, without the demands of previous years. In fact you have one of the most low key starts to any professional year in decades, not because you've lost your momentum or any kind of cosmic support and more because you've done all the hard work and can now rest on your laurels, benefiting from what you've already invested. In fact, you have a chance to smash through some glass ceilings this year, especially on the income front, as you start to look more closely at what's in it for you. Because the Sun will always spend the first 3 weeks of any year in a fun, playful, romantic and creatively charged area of your chart, before returning to your work sector on the 22nd January, there is usually a slow shifting of the scales away from play and onto work.
However, this year there is something in effect that will stop the pendulum shifting the other way, with a sense of playfulness in the air that won't shift, not for several months. At the same time there is a need to avoid moving into the New Year with a list of New Year resolutions, for you'll get a better jump on the year if you have a Wish List in your hand instead, with wishful thinking rather than discipline and sacrifice required. With two New Moons this month, the first on the 2nd January and the second on the 31st January, you can get a feel for things before drawing a new line in the sand, committing to the year ahead.
Leo January 2014 Horoscope
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If how a year begins is any indication of how it will continue then work, time management and maybe even some health, weight or fitness objectives should be high on your list of New Year resolutions, ready to make things happen while also able to work smarter. You will move into the New Year wanting something to get stuck into and wanting to get in and make things happen. While you might take some time off over the holidays, chances are you'll soon become bored with inactivity, needing to do something with your hands and your mind to keep you occupied. While others may be slow to get into gear after the Christmas break you'll be ready to get a head start, ready to make things happen. However, this is less about what you should be doing and more about what you want to be doing, with a need to follow your heart from the get go. This may make you a little self absorbed and rightfully so, but as the month progresses relationship building will become a lot more important. Mercury, planet of communication will be the first planet to reach your relationship sector for the year, when he returns on the 12th January, 8 days ahead of the Sun.
Yet even before Mercury returns to open the communication lines on the relationship front, the focus is already on communication and has been since early December. The same forces that are keeping your mind active, bringing a need to remain mentally active and stimulated, is also bringing a need to speak out, making it a lot harder to sit on unsaid words, with your relationships the first to benefit. As was the case last year, 2014 is an important year for home and family matters and from the get go finding and maintaining the right work/life balance is essential. You're moving into the New Year with a smart, intellectually savvy and articulate advantage, giving you an edge that you'll retain for months to come, putting you in control from the get go.
Cancer January 2014 Horoscope
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For the first time since 2002 you're moving into the New Year with lucky Jupiter in your sign, not only giving 2014 the potential for being a good year for you, but giving you a chance from the get go to take your power back. While Jupiter returned last June the year was almost half over and the dye had been caste, whereas this time you really do have a chance for a fresh start. Forget moving into the year with a list of New Year resolutions that make it about what you should be doing or what you're going to sacrifice and make it more a dream or a bucket list. Make a list of all the things you want to accomplish and achieve during the coming year and a commitment to walking the talk. The focus will always be on your relationships at this time of year, with the Sun always spending the first 3 weeks of every year in your relationship sector, but this year there is something different in the air. For the second year in a row you'll move into the New Year with powerful Saturn in your romantic sector and for the first year since 2010 Venus, planet of love in your relationship sector.
It's not that unusual to find the planet of love here at this time of year, but what is unusual is that the month will come to an end and she'll still be here, the same happened last month and will happen again this month. For rather than her normal 4 week visit, Venus is spending 4 months in your relationship sector and having returned in early November, by the time she leaves in March she'll have completed her longest visit in over 200 years. The love gods are very active this month and where in the past your personal and love life may have come second to work and family commitments; there is a chance to start making up for lost time. The question you need to ask as you move into the New Year isn't 'what will 2014 hold for me', rather 'what do I want it to hold', knowing that you have the power to move mountains if you have to.
Gemini January 2014 Horoscope
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From the get go, choose to make 2014 a year for following your passions and for doing nothing by half measures. You will always move into the New Year ready for a change and a fresh start and while you might not have a game plan or a list of New Year resolutions, you usually have a clear sense of what you do and don't want. This is an advantage that you start the year with, but sadly it usually begins to wane as the month progresses and before long you're into the year itself and life looks the same as it has always done. This year that is unlikely to be the case, for your heart has the kind of support that will not only keep that spirit of defiance alive, but even offers the opportunity for second chances. While moving into the New Year with lucky Jupiter in your income sector and Venus, planet of money, desire and attraction in your financial sector is going to put a lot of focus on money, making 2014 an important year for both income and money matters, you're able to see beyond the money, which is simply a means to an end. Where there are income opportunities you have the career and work opportunities to back this up, knowing that if you put in the work, follow your professional dreams and do whatever it takes for as long as it takes, making income opportunities less a hand out from the money gods and more something you have earned and deserve.
A Full Moon in your income sector on the 16th January is the first involving lucky Jupiter in 12 years, so could get your financial year off to a good start. However, with your romantic and creative passions engaged and an unwillingness to remain sitting on the fence, life is offering too many temptations and distractions to make it all about the money or to allow life to become all work and no play.
Taurus January 2014 Horoscope
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This is one year where you need to leave the New Year resolutions for later in the month, with the competitiveness required to set goals and create a game plan to make it happen not kicking in until the 12th January, not really cementing itself until the 20th January and the New Moon on the 31st January the point you need to aim for. This may create a sense that you're a little slow off the mark this year, but you're better to wait, explore your options, get a feel for the year itself and know that you're making the right goals and commitments, rather than committing to the wrong ones only to see them fizzle out. Instead there is a sense of adventure in the air that needs to be embraced, with the universe bringing a special treat, not just this month but right through until March. You will always move into the New Year with the Sun in your sector of travel, adventure, learning and discovery, but this year Venus is spending 4 months rather than 4 weeks here, her longest visit in over 200 years.
A New Moon here on the 2nd January will give you a chance to commit to the journey rather than any specific goals, objectives or resolutions, giving the year an exciting twist from the get go. With Mercury returning to your career sector on the 12th January, the Sun on the 20th January and a New Moon on the 31st January you will become more competitively focused as the month progresses, but the spirit of adventure will never be too far from the surface. Your biggest challenge will be finding a balance between work and play, for at the same time that professional and competitive forces will kick in as the month progresses, you'll not only begin the year with Mars, warrior planet of the cosmos in your work sector, but he'll remain here until July, making his longest visit since 1982.
Aries January 2014 Horoscope
- Category: January 2014
- Published on January 05, 2014
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You will always ride into the New Year on a wave of competitiveness and if it's not in the form of mile high New Year resolutions, you'll have personal or professional goals and ambitions that have you ready to embrace this as the opportunity for a fresh start this is. That's because you will always move into any year with the Sun in a competitive part of your chart, with his departure on the 20th January the point where you usually end up in trouble, with your enthusiasm and determination waning. That's unlikely to be the case this year, for you have a secret weapon on board that is likely to keep your competitive spirit high right through to March, long enough to get things in motion and get things to a point where there is no going back. That secret weapon is Venus, making her longest visit to your career sector, the most competitively charged area of your chart in 200 years, not only giving your heart a lot more determination, but triggering the laws of attraction along with the opportunity for some second chances.
Yet from the get go, 2014 is going to present itself as a year where home and relationship matters are not only important, but unusually so. This is not usually the time of year where either home or relationship matters are in the cosmic limelight, but they are right in the centre of things, not only this month but for the first half of the year. This brings a call to move into the New Year aware of a need to have the right work/life balance, aware that in order to have it all that there needs to be balance and boundary setting. As the month progresses you'll find a social vibe will gradually kick in, with a chance for both personal and professional networking, friendship and relationship building.
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(SportsNetwork.com) - The Pittsburgh Penguins will aim for a seventh victory in eight games when they welcome the struggling New Jersey Devils for Friday's Metropolitan Division battle at CONSOL Energy Center.
Pittsburgh not only has won six of its past seven games but also is sporting a 9-2-1 mark over its last 12 games.
The division-leading Penguins also boast a 13-3-0 home record this season and have won six straight in the Steel City since last losing as the host on Nov. 13 against Philadelphia.
Although the Devils have won four of the last five meetings against the rival Penguins overall, including a 4-1 victory in New Jersey when the clubs last met on Nov. 16, Pittsburgh has claimed three of four and seven of the last nine games at CONSOL Energy Center. The Penguins recorded a 3-0 home win over New Jersey back on Oct. 3 in the season opener for both teams.
The Pens bounced back from a loss in their most recent outing, posting a 2-1 regulation win over visiting Columbus on Monday after blowing a late lead in Boston on Saturday.
Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby both lit the lamp to lift the Penguins to the close win over Columbus. The win briefly gave Pittsburgh possession of first place in the Eastern Conference, but the Bruins regained that distinction with Tuesday's win over Calgary. With 46 points, Boston is currently three ahead of the Pens for the top spot in the East.
Olli Maatta, Deryk Engelland, Pascal Dupuis and Jussi Jokinen supplied the assists on the Malkin and Crosby goals, while Marc-Andre Fleury turned aside 32-of-33 shots to help the Pens down the Blue Jackets.
The Pens played Monday without winger James Neal and defenseman Brooks Orpik and neither player is available for tonight. Neal is serving the second test of a five-game suspension for kneeing Boston's Brad Marchand in the head during last Saturday's game versus the Bruins.
Orpik, meanwhile, is out indefinitely with a concussion suffered in the same game. During a scrum on Saturday, Orpik was pulled down from behind by Boston's Shawn Thornton, who then began throwing punches at the unsuspecting player. Orpik was carried off the ice on a stretcher and taken to a local hospital.
Thornton's probable suspension is expected to come down today, as the Boston enforcer has an in-person hearing scheduled with the league on Friday.
Like Pittsburgh, the Devils also faced the Blue Jackets in their last outing, but Jersey coughed up a 3-1 lead on Tuesday en route to losing in regulation at Columbus. Nick Foligno was credited with the game-winning goal when Ryan Johansen's pass went in off his skate with 91 seconds remaining, lifting the Blue Jackets to a 5-4 comeback win at Nationwide Arena.
The Devils lost despite taking a 1-0 lead just 32 second into the game. New Jersey eventually pushed its cushion to 3-1 after Damien Brunner's goal at 1:08 of the second period. Columbus then scored the next three goals to take a 4-3 lead before Brunner tied it with his second tally of the game with 6:01 left in the third.
The only goal after that was the one that went off Foligno's skate with 1:31 remaining in the contest.
"It's tough to get scored against late in a game like that with the points sitting there for us," said Brunner.
In addition to Brunner's two-goal performance, Travis Zajac and Michael Ryder also scored for the Devils, who fell to 3-6-1 in their last 10. Martin Brodeur allowed five goals on just 23 shots in the loss.
Anton Volchenkov injured his neck in the recent loss to Columbus, but the veteran defenseman expects to play on Friday. Volchenkov has four assists in 24 games this season.
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The American super-star was dominant in Fenerbahce's stunning home floor win against Gospic, scoring 34 points with 13-for-21 overall (3-for-5 from behind the arc) and dishing 7 assists. She established a hard to beat efficiency rating record of 41 to claim the EuroLeague Women Player of Week 2 award.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Pfeiffer University and Newberry College battled to a 1-1 double overtime tie in mens soccer action on Wednesday afternoon at N.E. Lefko Field. Both goals came in the second half as both the Falcons and Wolves had chances to end it in regulation. Newberry moves to 1-4-2 overall while Pfeiffer increases to 1-3-2.
In the first half, Pfeiffer put four shots on goal in the span of 10 seconds during the games seventh minute as Dany Bardizbanian (Milledgeville, GA) and Johannes Tisell (Moindal, SWEDEN) each had two with Wolves keeper Patrick Sweatt (Indian Land, SC) turning all four away, two from point blank range.
Scoring got underway just before the hour as Shane Robinson (Charleston, SC) put home his second of the year in the 59th minute. Adrian Ochoa (East Point, GA) picked up the assist sending a short cross over to Robinson who found the lower left corner for a 1-0 Newberry lead.
With just under seven minutes remaining in regulation, Pfeiffer finally converted one of their 12 shots on goal as Tisell beat Sweatt to the left in the 84th minute. Alex Landim (Brockton, MA) corralled a turnover at midfield by Newberry before finding Tisell for the equalizer.
For the match, Sweatt made 10 saves in net for the Wolves as did Alex Moreno (Huntersville, NC) for the Falcons. Newberry out-shot Pfeiffer 24-22 in 110 minutes of soccer as both teams registered a dozen shots on goal.
The Falcons will return home on Saturday to host Limestone during homecoming weekend. Match time is set for 2:00 p.m. at N.E. Lefko Field with live stats available through www.gofalconsports.com.


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For quite long we are thinking about a new MOP for Groovy, without finding the right way to do it better this time. It is difficult to find the right path between being user-friendly and efficient. Thus the new MOP will contain some features the old did not, but will also remove some old features for the sake of a more straight and more easy to understand MOP.
Removing default null argument
The default null argument is used for method calls that have one parameter, but the call is done without an argument for the parameter. Groovy will here use null, as long as the type of the parameter is not a primitive. In case of a primitive the call fails. This feature was mainly added in the early Groovy pre 1.0 years before Groovy supported default values for parameters. Another limitation of this logic is that it works only with single parameter methods. There have been multiple cases of confused users by this logic. Performance wise this logic doesn't cost much, and certainly not more than a call with a real argument. But since this is a confusing feature of limited use, it should be removed.
Removing automatic list expansion
A method call done with a list that finds no matching method for that list (a method with one parameter of type List, Collection, Object, etc), will cause a second method selection iteration. This time the list is "unpacked" and all elements of the list are taken as if the method call had been done with the elements rather than the list. Groovy also supports spreading of lists by an syntax element, making this automatic feature not needed. In fact this can be quite surprising for users and is a problem for performance. A spread version might be still not good in performance, but at least the user will have to use an extra symbol and thus have the visual indicator. As of why this feature was originally added is unclear. Looking at user code you will find barely intended usages of this. Thus it should be removed.
Changing Safe Navigation to stop evaluation
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The following exchange occurred in 1676:
Turkish Sultan Mehmed IV wrote: As the Sultan; son of Muhammad; brother of the Sun and Moon; grandson and viceroy of God; ruler of the kingdoms of Macedonia, Babylon, Jerusalem, Upper and Lower Egypt; emperor of emperors; sovereign of sovereigns; extraordinary knight, never defeated; steadfast guardian of the tomb of Jesus Christ; trustee chosen by God himself; the hope and comfort of Muslims; confounder and great defender of dumbfucks—I command you, the Zaporozhian Cossacks, to submit to me voluntarily and without any resistance, and to desist from troubling me with your attacks.
Koshovyi Otaman Ivan Sirko, with the whole Zaporozhian Host. wrote: Zaporozhian Cossacks to the Turkish Sultan!
Thou art a turkish imp, the damned devil's brother and friend, and a secretary to Lucifer himself. What the devil kind of knight art thou that cannot slay a hedgehog with your naked ass? The devil shits, and your army eats. Thou son of a bitch wilt not ever make subjects of dumbfuck sons; we have no fear of your army, by land and by sea we will battle with thee, fuck thy mother.
Thou art the Babylonian scullion, Macedonian wheelwright, brewer of Jerusalem, goat-fucker of Alexandria, swineherd of Greater and Lesser Egypt, Armenian pig, Podolian villain, catamite of Tartary, hangman of Kamyanets, and fool of all the world and underworld, a fool before our God, a grandson of the Serpent, and the crick in our dick. Pig's snout, mare's arse, slaughterhouse cur, unchristened brow, screw thine own mother!
So the Zaporozhians declare, you lowlife. Thou wilt not even be herding dumbfuck pigs. Now we shall conclude, for we don't know the date and don't have a calendar; the moon's in the sky, the year in the book, the day's the same over here as it is over there; for this kiss our ass!


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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Led by 22 points and 16 rebounds from Jodie Lemons (Madison, NC) and a school record for team blocks in a game at 10, Pfeiffer University steamrolled Barber Scotia College 82-51 in non-conference womens basketball action on Tuesday night in the Merner Gym. The victory pushes the Lady Falcons to their third-straight standing at 4-3 on the year while the Lady Sabers fall to 3-6.
Late in the first half, Lemons deposited back-to-back layups to put Pfeiffer up 31-9 before draining a pair of free throws just 90 seconds later. Early on, Lemons dropped a triple outside of a previous jumper during her 13-point, 12-rebound first half. Brittany Cox (Winston-Salem, NC) also got in on the action early with 14 first half points draining a triple and three jumpers while posting a 5-for-6 mark at the charity stripe. The Lady Falcons held a 46-18 lead at the break.
A three-ball from Cox and layup by Lemons gave Pfeiffer their largest lead of the night at 33, 51-18, just 40 seconds into the second half. The school record-breaking block came with 1:48 to play as Brittany Washington (Simpsonville, SC) helped Pfeiffer eclipse the old mark of nine set back in January at Coker. The Lady Falcons would close out the contest on an 18-8 run for the 31-point win.
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Kernersville, N.C. – For a third consecutive week, junior Jess Hoover led the Miami University women's cross country team at the Wake Forest Invitational this evening. Hoover and the rest of the RedHawks finished third overall at Ivey Redmon Complex at Beeson Park after competing against a field of Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) teams and Mid-American Conference (MAC) rival Ohio.
As the team's first 6K of the season began, Hoover immediately went out with the leading pack of runners from Florida State and Ohio, finishing first for the RedHawks and sixth overall in 21:19.60.
Hoover finished behind Ohio's Juli Accurso and four runners from nationally ranked Florida State. The Seminoles cruised to victory at the Invitational with all five of their scorers finishing in the top seven.
"We knew that they (Florida State) would win it, handedly, and Jess actually went out with them which was fantastic," head coach Kelly Phillips said. "She ran really well, but we should have been second."
Juniors Anna Lamb and Melissa Girgis took 11th and 12th overall, putting the RedHawks in a good position to take runner-up. Lamb was Miami's second scorer in 21:41.61, while Girgis finished four seconds behind to make her the team's third scorer in 21:45.59.
However, there was too large of a gap between Girgis and Miami's fourth and fifth finishers, resulting in a third-place finish with 84 points. Sophomore Laura Bess was Miami's fourth finisher and 30th overall in 22:43.73, while sophomore Mattie Moncayo rounded out Miami's top five, finishing 31st overall in 22:44.30.
Conference rival Ohio had a much tighter race with all five of its scorers in the top 25, earning it second place with 59 points. The RedHawks had met the Bobcats earlier in the season at the 2013 Miami Invitational. With all five of its scorers in the top ten, Miami would have won its season opener if there had been team scoring.
"It (the race) confirmed how fit our top three are, but our later group is much more fit than they raced," Phillips said. "If we raced how we raced at our first two meets, we would have been a lot better."
While not an overall victory for the RedHawks, Phillips said her team will use this 6K as a learning experience for the races to come this season.
"It's fuel for the fire for Pre-Nationals and the Louisville meet."
The RedHawks will train for the next two weeks, and will return to action for the All-Ohio Championship in Cedarville, Ohio Friday, Oct. 4 and the Greater Louisville Classic in Louisville, K.y. Saturday, Oct. 5. The RedHawks will split the weekend with half the team competing in Cedarville and the other half racing in Louisville.


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Tree Based Syntax
Groovy has special syntax support for List and Maps. This is great because it gives a concise representation of the actual object being defined, so its easier to keep track of what a program or script is doing. But what about programs which contain arbitrary nested tree structures. Surely, they are the hardest ones to keep track of what is going on. Isn't that an area where syntactic help will be most beneficial?
The answer is definitely yes and Groovy comes to the party with its builder concept. You can use it for DOM-like APIs or Ant tasks or Jelly tags or Swing widgets or whatever. Each may have their own particular factory mechanism to create the tree of objects - however they can share the same builder syntax to define them - in a concise alternative to XML or lengthy programming code. See How Builders Work
[Note: the syntax in some of these examples is slightly out-dated. See chapter 8 of GINA in the mean-time until these examples are updated.]
Here's an example:
The above invokes a number of methods on the owner class using named-parameter passing syntax. Then the button method would create JButton etc. The { } is used to define a closure which adds its content to the newly created node. Also notice that the action parameter is passed as a closure - which is ideal for working with UI centric listeners etc.
Note that within the 'markup' you can embed normal expressions - i.e. this markup syntax is a normal part of the Groovy language. e.g.
Using this simple mechanism we can easily create any structured tree of data - or provide an event based model too. Note in Groovy you can just overload the invokeMethodname, arguments to have a simple polymorphic tree creation - such as for DOM is structures or Ant tasks or Jelly tags etc.
Here's an example of some HTML using some mixed content which is typically hard to do neatly in some markup languages
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p {
mkp.yield "This is some"
b "mixed"
mkp.yield "text. For more see the"
a(href:'http://groovy.codehaus.org', "Groovy")
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Because hole 15 wasn't hard enough simply being 1011ft, we've decided to make the baseball fields out of bounds as well. This will be in effect for the Seviren Lang Memorial. If we can get it marked permanently, it could be a new addition to the course year round.
As you can see, the OB line goes from the corner of the parking lots to the end of the back stops of the baseball field and between the end of the two back stops.


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Men's Volleyball Sets New School-Record Hitting .557; Win Fifth-Straight with 3-0 League Sweep over Barton
January 29, 2013
MISENHEIMER, N.C. The Pfeiffer University mens volleyball team set a new school-record hitting .557 on the night cruising to a 3-0 (25-14, 25-14, 25-16) victory over Barton College in Conference Carolinas mens volleyball action on Tuesday night. The win makes five-in-a-row for the Falcons, fourth-straight in league play improving to 5-1, 4-1. The Bulldogs remain winless on the year falling to 0-5, 0-4.
Pfeiffer jumped out to a comfortable 12-6 lead after a service ace from David Specian (Loxahatchee, FL) and kill from Eric Edelman (Henrietta, NY). After each team traded a pair of service errors, Micah Bortner (Dallastown, PA) and Caleb Brophy (Mission Viejo, CA) scored back-to-back kills for the Falcons in front of another Specian ace for a 21-12 set. Bortner, along with Joe Supko (Irwin, PA), would put down the final two kills in the opening set giving Pfeiffer their 1-0 match lead.
In the middle stanza, Barton jumped out to a 4-1 lead after a kill from Chandler Thomas (Virginia Beach, VA) before the Falcons rallied back to grab a 13-9 lead thanks to a Mark Hess (Lebanon, PA) kill and another put down from Brophy. Pfeiffer then ran out on a 6-0 run with a pair of Brophy aces leading the way before Supko again had kills late in the set while Edelman delivered the final blow for a 25-14 set win and two-game lead for the Falcons.
Set three started with a 10-5 advantage for the Falcons after a Fabio Diniz (Belo Horizonte, BRAZIL) ace that forced a Bulldogs timeout. Kyle Landrigan (Delmar, NY), Sonny Hirini (Matamata, NEW ZEALAND) and Diniz would each pick up a kill in a four-play span while Kyle Mariano (Kendall Park, NJ) and Blake Dowdle (Farmington, NY) secured the matchs final kills as Pfeiffer completed its sweep with a 25-16 set three victory.
Pfeiffers team hitting percentage of .557 was led by Supkos .857 as the sophomore picked up six kills in seven attempts. Bortner followed by hitting .667 while Brophy checked in at .625. Edelman and Diniz each had nights hitting .571 while Landrigan came off the bench to hit .417 in the third set.
The Falcons will now step out of league play to head north this weekend traveling to University Park on Friday to battle #6 Penn State before heading over to St. Francis on Saturday. Both matches are slated for 7:00 p.m. with live stats being available through http://www.gofalconsports.com.


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The Mudéjar style of the Iberian Peninsula grew out of a synthesis of Muslim, Christian, and Jewish artistic idioms beginning in the twelfth century and continuing through the end of the fifteenth century, when the Mudéjars, that is, Muslims who had remained in the region after the Reconquista but who continued to practice their own religion, were forced to convert to Christianity. During the mediaeval period, Mudéjar artisans excelled in the crafts of woodwork, plaster work, pottery, metalwork, and textile production (Ecker 2004, p. 58). This beautifully carved wooden corbel (one of three in the collection) contains design combinations reminiscent of other architectural elements attributed to Toledo. Split and curved palmettes, for example, appear in corbels in the collection of the Hispanic Society of America, New York (Ecker 2004, pp. 64-65 and 147-48 [no. 56, inv. no. D51-D60]). Heather Ecker notes that the combination of the curved palmette motif (which "sweeps back from the top volutes like the prow of a ship, in Spanish, canecillos de proa or quilla, between two vine tendrils that project outwards as points") and the appearance of multi-petalled rosettes distinguish these examples as typical of Toledo rather than Granada as a place of production (ibid., p. 147). Further comparative examples can be found in the David Collection, Copenhagen (von Folsach 2001, p. 271 [fig. 437, inv. no. 46 a-b/1999]). Traces of polychrome decoration on these corbels suggest that these architectural elements were once painted in colour.
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