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Pokédroid - PokédexAdd this app to your lists
+ By Nolan Lawson
Pokédroid will be removed from the Android Market shortly.
A legal representative of The Pokémon Company has responded to me via email. He has confirmed that TPC would like Pokédroid, and all similar apps, to be removed from the Android Market.
TPC's stance is apparently that they don't want any Pokédex or Pokémon-related apps at all for the Android platform. They feel that such apps infringe upon their copyrights and compete with the print versions of their strategy guides.
While I disagree with this decision, which I believe is detrimental to the interests of both Pokémon fans and TPC alike, I have decided to comply with their request. Thus, henceforth I will cease all development on Pokédroid and remove it from the Android Market.
When this page goes down, please visit my site (www.nolanlawson.com) for more information. I will _not_ host the APK there.
It has been a pleasure to serve the Pokémon community. I hope you had as much fun using Pokédroid as I had writing it.
- Nolan
Pokédroid might be removed from the Android Market due to a copyright claim by The Pokémon Company.
Many Pokédex apps were already removed, including Pokédroid Donate.
I am currently trying to contact The Pokémon Company in order to get permission to keep Pokédroid (and similar apps) on the Market.
I'll post updates as the situation develops.
Didn't you ever wish you had a real talking Pokédex, just like Ash Ketchum in the TV show? I'm 25 and I still do.
Well, now it's finally here! Search by voice, and this unofficial Pokédex will read the description aloud (in Android 1.6+ only).
Version 1.4 includes an update for Pokémon Black/White. You can use the Game Version setting to toggle between newer and older games.
Tips for new users:
- Long-press on a cry to save it as a ringtone or notification.
- Swipe left and right on a Pokémon's page to browse through the list of Pokémon.
- Long-press on a move to see Pokémon that learn that move.
- The "Moves" section of Advanced Search is basically an Attackdex. You can search by attack name and sort by power, accuracy, type, etc.
- Tap a sprite to toggle shiny.
- The "Text-to-Speech Locale" setting lets you toggle the Pokédex voice between American and British accents.
- You can search Pokémon right from your home screen! Go to About > Add-ons > Search Widget for more info.
- Most of the data is provided by Marriland, so thank him by going to his site! http://pokemon.marriland.com
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- New intro message
- Fix for some reported FCs
- BASIC Black/White locations added. I know some legendaries/starters/etc. are missing, but I will add them later.
- Locations and moves in dropdown menus.
Some lists where this application appears: Wish list.
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its pretty cool but it only shows locations for black and white. wish it was locations of every region
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I downloaded the apk at Demonoid. It's a really great app, and it's a shame that Nintendo took it down.
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I have scoured the internet up and down, and NOWHERE can I find a download link to this app (or Extras). My tablet doesn't support Android Market, but I would love to have this app. Could someone please post the .APK file (or email it?)


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Herve Renard has been appointed as Côte d'Ivoire's new coach, replacing Sabri Lamouchi.
Renard, 45, led Zambia to the 2012 CAF African Nations Cup title and was most recently coach of Sochaux, leaving in late May after confirmation of their relegation from French Ligue 1.
A statement from the Ivorian Football Federation (FIF-CI) on Twitter read: "Herve Renard will be the new coach of the national team of Cote d'Ivoire."
FIF president Augustin Sidy Diallo told the governing body's official website: "We were looking for a loyal, able coach who had already proved himself."
Renard is expected to arrive in Abidjan in the coming days after signing a two-year rolling contract. The Frenchman has extensive experience in Africa, with two spells in charge of Zambia and having also led Angola and Algerian club USM Alger as well as briefly serving as Ghana assistant coach in 2008.
He was one of three candidates interviewed by the FIF, with both he and compatriot Frederic Antonetti interviewed by video-conference and former Persepolis boss Manuel Jose by telephone while on holiday in his native Portugal.


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Renting an apartment while on Tenant Blacklist in NYC
Hi Everyone, I searched and could not find a question about this already posted so here goes. I am looking for an apartment for the first time in 6 years and I have found myself on the tenant 'blacklist'. I had NO IDEA. [more inside]
Landlord Part Deux (NYC edition)
Our neighbors are complaining to our landlord about what seem really ridiculous matters, and he is sending letters threatening eviction. We pay our rent on time and try not to bother him. Please help me figure out what he might be thinking, how to deal with this, and what our rights are. [more inside]
Sober Housing Rent
Can my landlord raise rent on me in the middle of my 6 month contract with 30 day notice? Additional information: It's a sober house. [more inside]
How to keep a Room
I will have to be out of town for a few months. How can I persuade my landlord to keep my room at very small or no charge for four months until I come back? [more inside]
Cool Tenant Wanted
I am about to close on my first house in three weeks and it has a small apartment underneath the main house so I am going to go from being a life-long renter to home-owner and landlord in one fell swoop. Help me to be a good landlord and attract good tenants. [more inside]
Death for rent.
Landlord-filter: What happens if my tenant dies? [more inside]
Can I somehow piggy back on my roommates rights to break the lease as of the Service members Civil Relief Act (SCRA)?
One of my roommates is in the military, he just got noticed that he is going to be redeployed in May/June. Our other roommate recently moved out and we are subletting her room for her. The lease doesn't technically end until October 2010, but I would prefer to go earlier. Can I somehow piggy back on my roommates rights to break the lease as of the Service members Civil Relief Act (SCRA)? [more inside]
Subleasing tenant cosmetically damaged my table. How much, if any, of her deposit should I keep?
Subleasing tenant cosmetically damaged my table. How much, if any, of her deposit should I keep? [more inside]
Can my landlord really kick me out?
My landlords want to kick me out and move into my apartment. They gave me the 60 days notice, but I have some questions about the validity of their notice. [more inside]
Give me a fire by Christmas, please!
What, if any, are the effects of express warranties by landlord and landlord's agents under New Jersey landlord tenant law? [more inside]
But I WANT to sign the lease!
Can my new landlord leave me off the lease? [more inside]
We just moved into a rental house, and found the place filthy! What do we do?
We just moved into a rental house, and found the place filthy! What do we do? [more inside]
Landlord selling my building: Am I screwed?
NYC: Our landlord is selling our building. We have a lease. What's going to happen to us? [more inside]
Getting a lease with an unpleasant background
MetaFilter landlords: Please help me aquire a lease... [more inside]
What does 'month to month' entail?
I don't understand leasing and renting in Toronto [great deals and spectacular lake-front views inside]. [more inside]
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Thursday - 9/15/2011, 12:54pm EDT
By Jolie Lee
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A continuing resolution introduced in the House will keep government funded through Nov. 18, giving Congress time to hash out a budget for fiscal year 2012.
With the end of the current fiscal year on Sept. 30, Congress has not passed any appropriations bills.
"The CR allows funding for the federal government to continue at a rate of $1.043 trillion - the total amount to which the Congress and the White House agreed in the recent debt-ceiling legislation. This is a 1.5 percent cut from the fiscal year 2011 level," said Rep. Hal Rogers (R-Ky.), chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, in a statement.
The stopgap funding bill includes $3.65 billion for disaster relief for recovery and rebuilding efforts. Included in this amount is $1 billion that will be available immediately once the bill is passed. Also, $2.65 billion is for FEMA's Disaster Relief Fund, which has been depleted after recent natural disasters, including Hurricane Irene.
"The American people simply do not want or deserve - and our recovering economy can scarcely handle - the dangerous instability of a government shutdown, or any unnecessary holdups in disaster recovery efforts," Rogers said in the statement.
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Mobilinux is a software stack that provides added functionality for mobile phones, GPS receivers or medical equipment based on the Linux kernel. Some components are proprietary and closed source: the vendor claims that this guarantees the quality of the platform and distinguishes Montavista from free projects such as OpenMoko.
Power management is improved in the current version; some configurations support up to five times the MP3 playback time. However, the patches have not been integrated with the mainline kernel as they rely on highly specific properties of individual processors, such as the Texas Instruments OMAP 2430. The kernel developers had asked Montavista to integrate their changes within the scope of a power management framework.
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Studies conducted in publicly funded testing sites reveal that, on average, approximately two-thirds of individuals tested return to learn their test results and receive post-test counseling (CDC, 1996). One study, for example, found that approximately 26 percent of the individuals tested who turned out to be infected and 33 percent of those who were found to be uninfected did not return for their test results (CDC, 1998). While the return rates may vary by population (e.g., Rotheram-Borus et al., 1997; Valdiserri et al., 1993), the fact remains that a substantial number of people never return to know their HIV status. With standard HIV testing procedures that use an enzyme immunoassay (EIA), there is a one-week to two-week period between the drawing of blood for the test and the availability of the test result.1 Other new HIV tests that use standard diagnostic methodologies for nonplasma fluids (e.g., whole blood, urine, and oral fluid samples) also require approximately one to two weeks to obtain results (Kassler, 1997).
Given the increasing percentage of people who are getting tested for HIV infection (from 18 percent in 1987 to 40 percent in 1995) (Anderson et al., 2000), new testing options that encourage more people to obtain their results may expand the number of individuals who know their status. In contrast, rapid HIV tests deliver results in approximately 10 minutes, enabling health care workers to provide results2 and post-test counseling in the same visit (CDC, 1998). Although several rapid tests have been developed, the Single Use Diagnostic System (SUDS) test is the only such test that is approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use
The time lapse with these methods of testing occurs because tests are generally processed in batches in order to decrease testing costs, and because time is needed to conduct confirmatory testing of reactive EIA tests (Kassler, 1997).
A positive rapid-test result is considered a "preliminary positive," as it has not yet been confirmed using a Western Blot test or immunofluorescence assay. Individuals testing positive would be told of the need for confirmatory testing, but would still be given post-test counseling as if receiving a positive test result (Kassler, 1997).


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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is not thrilled at the praise heaped on its senior leader L.K. Advani by Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh, saying he "lost all credibility" and keeps changing his views on his support to the UPA government.
Responding to questions, BJP spokesperson Rajiv Pratap Rudy told reporters, "The praise by a person whose personal credibility is lost is of no relevance. One day he pledges support to the government, the next day he withdraws it, on the third day he praises a leader and then backs out."
He wondered if the praise was because the CBI was troubling Mr. Singh or he had struck a deal with the Congress.
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Readers Debate Whether Anti-Pot Rat Cages Are Racist or Just Stupid
Someone smoking in a re-messaged rat cage near the Denver Skatepark earlier this month.
We always appreciate it when interview subjects get involved with readers in comment sections -- and that's definitely been the case with our post about Boulder's rejection of human-sized rat cages used in the state's "Don't Be a Lab Rat" campaign -- one intended to dissuade teens from smoking pot. Marijuana lobbyist Shawn Coleman told us he believes the cages send a racist message and then eloquently and passionately defended his position, often at great length. Click here to read all of them -- but here's a representative exchange.
See also: Marijuana Backer Lauds Boulder for Rejecting "Racist" Anti-Pot Cages, Asks Hick to Apologize
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Good points were made until the guy said racism. Judging from the other comments posted, he came to that conclusion on his own, and now he is the one putting the racist idea in people's heads.
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"Good points until the guy said racism" or that guy made a lot of sense until he got so "angry." I assure you, I have to spend a lot of time thinking about my words because my argument is always undermined if I appear angry because I'm black. As I said during the interview, I don't believe governor Hickenlooper intended to be racist, they don't understand the symbolism because they don't work in social justice and drug policy reform but those who do recognize it instantly, including by the way Boulder Valley School District. I call things as I see them, you're welcome to disagree but I ask you to consider the context.
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Remembering Everett's All-America summer of 2002
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The group that worked to win Everett an All-America City Award, including then-Mayor Ed Hansen (standing between several children) at the city's 2002 Fourth of July parade.
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Members of the community rehearse "Northwest to the Future," Everett's presentation for the All-America City Award on stage at the Everett Performing Arts Center before they compete in Kansas City.
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Paul Kaftanski takes a moment to help Valerie Stahl with her lines during the rehearsal for "Northwest to the Future," Everett's presentation for the All-America City Award. Luba Petrushak and her son Oleg, 6, look on.
With summer's end just a week off, I'm looking back at the summer of 2002. That July, I was lucky enough to go to Washington, D.C., where Everett and other All-America Cities were recognized.
The National Civic League gives the prize to 10 communities each year, selecting those that stand out with innovation and collaboration.
Winners "have what it takes -- and what it takes is working together," Mel Martinez, then Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, said during the July 31, 2002 ceremony in the Old Executive Office Building next to the White House. "Our citizens should be so proud," Dale Preboski, then Everett's spokeswoman, said that day.
The ceremony in the nation's capital capped a big effort for Everett that year. Mayor Ed Hansen was leading the city, and Preboski headed a 15-member All-America City Steering Committee. She said she remembers Hansen saying, "If we're going to do this, we're going to win."
The city began the process with $5,000 in seed money approved by the Everett City Council, and in all spent $25,000 in what Herald writer Theresa Goffredo wrote was its "reach for the coveted gold ring known as the All-America City Award."
Thirty finalists were announced in May 2002. That June, a 49-person delegation -- city leaders, business people and involved neighbors -- traveled to Kansas City, Mo. They impressed the selection committee with a skit, "Northwest to the Future," and two interview sessions.
Kate Reardon, now the city's spokeswoman, said the group highlighted three projects: the Everett Station transit center, the Cocoon House shelter for at-risk teens and the beautification of Wiggums Hollow Park.
"Everett Station was on the cutting edge at the time. I remember Gov. Gary Locke talking about this multi-tasking facility," Reardon said. "Wiggums Hollow was a huge community undertaking that brought together nonprofits, government and education. And Cocoon House showed how the community cares for its people.
"Those three things still point to who we are. We are proud of them," Reardon said.
Paul Kaftanski, Everett Parks and Recreation director, was part of the group in Kansas City. He had been project manager for Everett Station, which he sees as more than a transit building. The station brought together WorkSource and the University Center that's now at Everett Community College.
As parks director, he sees Wiggums Hollow as "a gem for the Delta neighborhood." It now has a skate park.
For Everett, the prize offered more than the chance to display the red, white and blue All-America City shield on signs and city correspondence. It was seen as a way to show off the city as a destination for business and opportunity.
Art Ruben, now retired from the insurance business, was part of the award delegation. "We got it on the first try. There were cities that had gone back multiple times trying for the designation," the Everett man said.
Ruben grew up in northeast Everett near Wiggums Hollow. He was involved in the Everett Parks Foundation that helped transform the park. The Wiggums project brought together a diverse group, including schoolchildren.
"Everett always sat in the shadow of Seattle, but I think we're taking more and more pride in the community," Ruben said.
The city can display its All-America City designation as long as the year it was received is also used. The symbol is seen less now than in years past, Reardon said, although some signs are still up.
Everett considered trying again for the award in 2005, but decided against it, Reardon said. And with the economic downturn in recent years, seeking an award hasn't been a high priority.
Today, Everett has much more to brag about than it did in 2002.
The following year brought the opening of the Everett Events Center, now Comcast Arena. The Everett Silvertips Hockey Club has become a fan favorite, with its Lincoln the Bear mascot.
New on the Everett landscape are the expanded Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, state-of-the-art new buildings at Everett Community College and the arrival of a Washington State University degree program, the Schack Art Center, the Library Place complex, and Village Theatre's new children's facility in the old Key Bank building. A plaza park is being built on Wetmore Avenue between the children's theater and Everett Performing Arts Center.
The arena alone has opened the city to a wide world of entertainment and sports. "Justin Bieber was here," Reardon said.
"There are lots of new things we could showcase," Reardon said. "And we're still embracing the very gems of our city that got us our award."
For the near future, she said the focus will be on Everett's waterfront, where the Kimberly-Clark mill has just closed, and the Everett Riverfront District development.
Preboski looks back at the 2002 award quest as "a kind of launching period" for Everett. "I think it got us moving in a different direction," Preboski said. The Wiggums project especially brought people of different backgrounds together. "That was important to Everett's evolution, just the coming together," she said.
"None of us knows what the next project will be, but we know there will be one," Preboski said.
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Georgia ports are busy. There is no doubt it is a big part of the economic engine in the Southeast.
The last dozen computers that I've worked on all had two things in common: They were all incredibly slow and all had severe malware infections. A coincidence perhaps? I think not. When I encounter a sluggish system, I immediately suspect malware. It's what I habitually remove from computers when I repair them.
North Georgia Community Foundation names new board members
Bradley Anderholm has joined Lake Lanier Islands Resort as its new chief operating officer.
Growing up in the Gainesville City School System, I did not participate in Georgia 4-H, but over the years of being a county agent I have seen the impact 4-H has on students.
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A week ago, I was attending the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce's Economic Development Council monthly meeting. We were all updated on the great things that are happening in Hall County. Expansions, new jobs and optimism are setting Hall County on a course of economic growth that tops most areas in the nation.
The last time we spoke, I warned you of the demise of Windows XP and the upcoming end of its support from Microsoft this coming April. I've since gotten many emails and questions from concerned clients and readers who were confused as to what they should do. So let's address that.
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McDini's restaurant and bar in National City recently had its live entertainment license revoked after police and citizens came forward saying the business was a nuisance in the community.
Following a June decision by the National City Planning Commission, which revoked its conditional use permit, the issue went to the council. Council members unanimously upheld the decision Aug. 20 after hearing testimony from the Police Department and McDini's owner Ben Adler.
Police said several violations of McDini's Alcohol Beverage Control license have occurred, including lack of qualified security staff and multiple calls for service.
Adler took over management of McDini's in 2008 to operate under a Type 47 alcohol license, which allows for the sale of beer, wine and distilled spirits in addition to food. The license requires that the business must make substantial sales from meals.
National City Police Sgt. Graham Young said McDini's did not meet the requirement.
He used Adler's own words against him in a presentation to the council last month, when he played a recording of promises made to the planning commission in 2009 — promises that Young said were not only unfulfilled, but broken.
Adler said then McDini's would operate as a family facility.
"We don't even want to be considered a bar," he said in 2009. "If there are any problems there, I'll shut the place down myself. I'm not going to let this place get out of hand."
Young says the best indicator for future performance is past performance.
"We've seen that Mr. Adler has broken promises to the community, the planning commission and the city council," Young said. "McDini's is a major drain of police and city resources."
In 2010, an updated permit allowed McDini's to include live entertainment Thursday through Sunday from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. However, the city later obtained an injunction in Superior Court injunction to close the business for violation of its permit, being a public nuisance and danger to the public.
However, in 2012, in a show of good faith, the city negotiated the reopening of McDini's with the Adler Family Trust, and again allowed live entertainment at McDini's Thursday through Sunday from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m.
The permission was contingent upon adherence to terms and conditions, and if four incidents occurred within a 12-month period, all live entertainment would immediately cease and be suspended for one year.
Young reported the department responded to 28 incidents at McDini's between Feb. 22, 2012, and Feb. 21, 2013, several of which involved violence.
In addition, from Jan. 1 and May 11 this year, Police Department records show it responded to at least 12 incidents between 5 p.m. and 3 a.m.
"McDini's has failed miserably in what they're supposed to do," he said. "They have blatant disregard for state and municipal ordinances."
Adler maintains he runs a legitimate business within the scope of the permit boundaries.
"In reality there's been no violation of the CUP with respect to the 10 percent increase of calls over the years..." he said. "We're very respectful to the public, the neighbors."


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Mayor Michael Bloomberg is voicing concerns about possible natural gas drilling near upstate water reservoirs.
The mayor says any deal to allow drilling must also protect city drinking water.
BLOOMBERG: Look, I think we need energy, there's no question about that. You can drill in a responsible way. Our great concern would be when you're drilling so close to the water supply, the watershed, for this city.
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Jacqueline Jimenez awoke early Friday to the sound of her phone ringing. Her sister was on the line, and it took Jimenez a moment to process what she said.
A good friend had died.
"It was a shock to me," Jimenez said of the death of 22-year-old Princess Flores Almonidovar. "I didn't think it was real."
Jimenez was one of the dozens mourning the death of Almonidovar, who police said was killed on impact after a 24-year-old man suspected of driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol collided with her car in southwest Bakersfield.
Friends at a candlelight vigil held at the southwest corner of the intersection Friday evening cried and shared stories about Almonidovar. They described her as positive, musically gifted and dedicated to her faith.
"You never frowned when you were around her," said Buddy Everidge, who'd known Almonidovar since fourth grade at Fairfax Middle School.
He said she was always optimistic.
The coroner's office said Almonidovar died at the scene of the 3:05 a.m. crash at the intersection of Ming Avenue and New Stine Road. The intersection remained closed until 2 p.m. Friday.
"Heaven got one of the best angels it will ever get," Julio Flores wrote on Almonidovar's Facebook page, which was covered with other messages regarding her death. "RIP Princess Almonidovar you always be missed and loved."
Brenda Victoria Martinez wrote, "Princess Almonidovar I thank you for the countless memories we shared. You were such an amazing soul. You will never be forgotten my love with such a beautiful smile. One day we will hoop again together. RIP."
Almonidovar was a San Joaquin Community Hospital employee, said hospital spokesman Jimmy Phillips.
"This morning, we were deeply saddened to learn about the death of Princess Almonidovar, a respiratory therapist at San Joaquin Community Hospital for the past 18 months," said a written statement released by the hospital late Friday morning. "Although she worked at our hospital for just a short time, Princess was loved by her co-workers and a shining example for young people working toward a career in health care. She will be missed by everyone here at San Joaquin Community Hospital. During this difficult time, we extend our thoughts and prayers to Princess' family and friends as they deal with the full force of this tragedy."
Almonidovar studied at San Joaquin Valley College and attended Foothill High School, according to her Facebook page.
Police said suspected drunken driver Alex Rubio was speeding at the time of the crash. He ran from his wrecked vehicle into a nearby neighborhood, police said.
Officers arrested Rubio on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol, felony hit and run, felony vehicular manslaughter and resisting arrest.
He was taken to Kern Medical Center for medical clearance before he was booked. Court records show Rubio had a bench warrant out for his arrest after failing to show for a hearing on misdemeanor charges of spousal abuse and petty theft.
Rubio declined an interview request from jail.
The more than 100 people at the vigil focused on the goodness of Almonidovar and the emptiness they're feeling at her death. Some talked about how they'd seen her recently and can't believe she's gone.
Adrianna Alaniz only met Almonidovar this past October, but in that short time she had already made an impact on Alaniz's life. Alaniz said Almonidovar encouraged her in many aspects of her life, and was a strong believer in Jesus Christ.
Looking over the crowd that attended the vigil, Everidge said it's what he expected.
"If everyone who knew her could have made it the whole block would be filled," he said.


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NEW ORLEANS No oil appeared to be leaking after a drilling rig exploded and sank in the Gulf of Mexico, the Coast Guard said Friday, though officials were trying to contain what spilled from the blast and prevent any threat to the coast's fragile ecosystem.
The search continued for 11 workers missing after the explosion late Tuesday on the Deepwater Horizon. Family members have said they had been told they probably did not survive.
The rig burned for nearly two days until it sank Thursday morning. The fire was out, but officials initially feared as much as 336,000 gallons of crude oil a day could be rising from the sea floor nearly 5,000 feet below.
Coast Guard Rear Adm. Mary Landry said no oil appeared to be leaking from a well head at the ocean floor, nor was any leaking at the water's surface. But she said crews were closely monitoring the rig for any more crude that might spill out.
The crew was finishing the well about 50 miles off the Louisiana coast when the rig exploded. Officials have not said what caused the blast, and the oil they are dealing with now is left over from the explosion and sinking.
"If it gets landward, it could be a disaster in the making," said Cynthia Sarthou, executive director for the environmental group Gulf Restoration Network.
BP PLC, which leased the rig and took the lead in the cleanup, said Friday it has activated an extensive oil spill response, including using remotely operated vehicles to assess the well and 32 vessels to mop up the spill.
BP Chief Executive Tony Hayward said the company will do "everything in our power to contain this oil spill and resolve the situation as rapidly, safely and effectively as possible."
Ed Overton, a Louisiana State University environmental sciences professor, said he expects some of the light crude oil to evaporate while much of it turns into a pasty mess that ultimately breaks apart into small chunks of oily residue that can wash ashore.
"It's going to be a god-awful mess for a while," he said. "I'm not crying doomsday or saying the sky is falling, but that is the potential."
Weather forecasts indicate the spill was likely to stay well away from shore at least through the weekend, but if winds change it could come ashore faster, said Doug Helton of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's office of response and restoration.
Meanwhile, U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson called for a congressional investigation of safety practices at offshore oil rigs. Nelson, a Democrat who has led opposition to offshore drilling, said he asked the U.S. Interior Department to investigate and provide a comprehensive report on all U.S. drilling accidents over at least the last decade.
"The tragedy off the coast of Louisiana shows we need to be asking a lot more tough questions of big oil," Nelson said. "I think we need to look back over 10 years or so to see if the record denies the industry's claims about safety and technology."


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And if you think about this way, I suspect that few of our readers are likely to be influenced by DSCC advertisements. It doesn't bother me all that much to take the money that they might otherwise use to buy more effective advertising.
BTW,Peaches Marie, thank you for your financial support of Sound Politics. (oops, never mind).Posted by Stefan Sharkansky at October 29, 2006 05:41 PM | Email This
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I only do that when people criticize me for accepting ads they don't like, or when they criticize me for the way I respond to people who criticize me for accepting ads they don't like.
You don't like what you read here? I'll give you a refund ;)Posted by: Stefan Sharkansky on October 29, 2006 07:37 PM
Read in the Times today about McDermott. That should scare you all more than this dumb ad that is financing SP.Posted by: Chris on October 29, 2006 07:39 PM
Let's advertise all the moonbat garbage we can find. Nice work Stefan.Posted by: Jeff B. on October 29, 2006 08:50 PM
Yeah, but how to you respond to critics who buy ads on your blog that criticize the response of the critics cricizicing your response to their criticisms of critical ads on your blog?
That is what we really want to know!Posted by: pbj on October 29, 2006 11:41 PM
And here all along, I thought only DEMONRATS were without a sense of humor!!
I LOVE seeing the little Bush-headed rubber ducky!! Almost as much as I love seeing the "Bushmonkey". It serves to remind me how FREAKIN' LOONEY the left is!!
I don't love Bush, but I dislike looney leftists IMMENSELY!!
;)Posted by: BRC on October 30, 2006 06:00 AM
sheesh. who cares. if you can't discern for yourself, you have bigger issues. since when did SP become the holy book that can't be touched by infidels?Posted by: jimmie-howya-doin on October 30, 2006 10:06 AM
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When I rebedded my lowers, I took them all off, one after another, did the "drill out the deck hole a size or two larger then fill the hole with epoxy and redrill it for the chainplate" thing, then rebedded each with 4200. I don't think it makes any difference if the (relatively flexible) mast is pulled a tad out of column as you loosen one lower shroud, then another, but you could always go around all the lowers loosening each turnbuckle a turn until they are all loose enough to disconnect. And counting the turns as you go would give you an idea where you want them when you put it all together again...
When I replaced the bulkhead to which the upper attaches, I first strung the halyard to the stanchion base near the upper shroud chainplate, then lossened and removed the shroud.
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A few days have past since Google split the Chromium branch from the official Chrome version. Chromium is now in version 4.0.260 and comes with support for bookmark synchronization.
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