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It almost seems like a crime in and of itself. A police officer arrests a person for suspicion of committing a drug offense. Then a few hours (hopefully not longer) later upon being released he or she finds out that the police have kept some of their property. Property that is entirely legal on its own. Typically it's something small like a few bucks or a cell phone. But in some cases it could be thousands of dollars, a car, boat, or even a house. Time and time again the courts have upheld law enforcement's right to confiscate a suspect's property. It is widely understood, if not accepted, that a cop can take a person's otherwise legal property if that officer believes it will be evidence in a criminal prosecution. Unfortunately this is hardly the only justification an officer needs to take a citizen's stuff. For decades the law of civil forfeiture has driven defendant's, their families, and criminal defense lawyers crazy. In a nutshell forfeiture gives police the right to confiscate property they believe is being used to further criminal activity. The definition is vague and general, and the standard of proof is low. Forfeiture is easily abused by law enforcement, and when it is, legally thievery is the result.
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The Walking Dead shows no signs of decay building up to its fifth season finale, and AMC isn't about to stop that gravy train. Not only has the untitled spinoff, er … "companion series" been given an official series order, but already a Season 2 renewal and a summer 2015 premiere. Let jokes about "eating a dead horse" commence!
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'The Walking Dead' has barely lifted the veil on season 5's second half, let alone the LA-set spinoff to arrive sometime this year, but already major intel on the AMC horror-drama's sixth season may have leaked. A new report suggests that one of the spinoff's characters will feature into season 6 of 'The Walking Dead' proper, but what might it mean?
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The ease with which we access TV becomes more ubiquitous every year, but some shows will always top out demand for piracy. Now, for the third year in a row, HBO's 'Game of Thrones' has topped TorrentFreak's annual list of pirated TV show downloads, though a few of the entries on this year's countdown might actually surprise you.
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What's Your Favorite Holiday Movie?
Vote for your favorite holiday movie between December 1st and December 12th. We will show the most popular selection on our big screen on Saturday, December 20th at 2:00 p.m.
Poetry 811.54 Workshop
Saturday, December 6th, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Co-sponsored by the Meriden Poetry Society and the Meriden and Wallingford public libraries, this bi-weekly workshop for youth through seniors provides opportunities for reading favorite poems and writing one's own. Prompts for the latter are provided a week in advance of meetings so that there isn't sudden pressure to write. Thirty minutes are devoted to free flowing, unedited writing, followed by reading and constructive appreciation of each participant's poems.
Life Coach Program
Thursday, December 4th at 7:00 p.m., the Wallingford Public Library will present a program by certified life coach, Karen Caplan, MSW, CEC, on what a life coach does and what a life coach might do for you. With over 20 years experience as a psychotherapist, Karen currently specializes in coaching individuals who are in transition, either by choice or circumstance. Please join us in the Community Room for this free program. Register in person, online, or by phone at (203)265-6754.
Book Discussion : The Road by Cormac McCarthy
Wallingford Public Library with cooperation from the Connecticut Humanities Council is pleased to announce a book discussion of the 2007 Pulitzer Prize winner for fiction, Cormac McCarthy's novel The Road on Thursday, December 11th in the library's Charlotte Collins Meeting Room at 7:00 p.m.
Published in 2006, The Road is the story of a father and son who journey across a desolate landscape in post apocalyptic America. Their destination is the coast, although they don't know what, if anything, awaits them there. Through the bleakest of circumstances and with no guarantee of salvation, the father's enduring concern for the welfare of his son is constant. The Road is an unflinching meditation on the worst and the best that humans are capable of from ultimate destructiveness to desperate tenacity and the tenderness that keeps two people alive in the face of total devastation.
Books are available from the library's Information Desk. All are welcome. Please register in person, online, or by phone at (203)265-6754.
Lunch and Learn: Stress Management
Join us for Lunch and Learn, our popular lunchtime health education series Tuesday, December 2nd at 11:30 a.m. Masonicare Staff Physician Karen M. Prestwood, M.D. will give a presentation on "Stress Management." All are welcome to join us in the library's Community Room for a complimentary boxed lunch and a discussion on techniques you can use to manage everyday stress and strain. Advance registrations are required. Please call the library (265-6754) or reserve your seat online. Wallingford Public Library and Masonicare co-sponsor this program.
Cinema Club Presents The Maltese Falcon
Join us for a showing and discussion of The Maltese Falcon on Tuesday, December 2 at 6:30 pm. The Maltese Falcon is still the tightest, sharpest, and most cynical of Hollywood's official deathless classics. Humphrey Bogart is Dashiell Hamett's definitive private eye, Sam Spade, struggling to keep his hard-boiled cool as the double-crosses pile up around his ankles. This is the role that made Bogart a star and established his trend-setting (and still influential) antihero persona.


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Few filmmakers in recent memory experienced quite the ascent Marc Webb did when he was handed reigns to Sony's "Spider-Man" franchise with only one feature credit under his belt (the breakout Sundance smash "(500) Days of Summer").Read More »
At one time, Marc Webb was the guy who directed some music videos and the charming rom-com "(500) Days Of Summer." And the next thing he knew, he was caught in the web of "The Amazing Spider-Man," directing two films of the franchise so far, and recently confirmed for the third. But it looks like he...Read More »
Outside of "The Amazing Spider-Man," Sony doesn't have much in the way of live action franchises, and that could be a problem. "It's creative entropy, and I think there's been too much of a reliance on 'Spider-Man.' They need some other things to build out," media analyst Harold Vogel has opined. Bu...Read More »
Was it weird that Sony took down the recent "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" trailer? It was kind of spoilery, but then again, it featured much of the same footage as the recent Superbowl spot. A conspiracy afoot, much like the one hinted at in Marc Webb's upcoming Spider-Man sequel?Read More »
The South by Southwest Film Conference and Festival (SXSW) has made a final announcement for their 14th annual festival announcing a final keynote speaker, the lineup for their conference and more films that will play at the festival that begins March 7.Read More »
SXSW has revealed today that filmmaker Marc Webb ("The Amazing Spider-Man 2") will serve as the fourth Keynote on Saturday, March 8, as well as the final eight additional features to screen at the festival. Check out the new selections to the program, below.Read More »
Many years ago, The Playlist started off as a blog dedicated to soundtracks, scores, music movies and the rest of the middle part of the Venn diagram where the worlds of music and film collided. Though we've evolved since then, that overlap is still something close to our hearts. One way those world...Read More »
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So this is going to be the new "thing" for superhero movies now? One isn't enough, so hot on the heels of Joss Whedon's $1 billion-grossing "The Avengers," and whatever Zack Snyder's Batman/Superman team-up movie is going to be called, director Marc Webb, while talking up next summer's 3D web-slingi...Read More »
The high point of the annual EW Comic-Con Visionaries panel with Alfonso Cuaron ("Gravity"), Marc Webb ("The Amazing Spider-Man") and Edgar Wright ("The World's End") moderated by Anthony Breznican was an exchange on the aesthetics of long takes and bringing reality into fantasy on film. Wright ...Read More »


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Acquisition versus greenfield foreign entry : diversification mode choice in Central and Eastern Europe
Departing from the traditional transaction cost approach in diversification mode literature, this study investigates the influence of experimental organizational learning on the choice between acquisition and a greenfield investment. We provide empirical support that prior experience with acquisitions and/or greenfield investments, firm?s predominant international strategy (global or multidomestic) and the technological intensity of the parent play a crucial role in subsequent diversifications. Furthermore, contrary to extant arguments that foreign ownership decision is independent of a diversification mode choice we demonstrate that the type of ownership (joint venture vs. wholly owned subsidiary) is a significant predictor of firms? preference for acquisition or a greenfield. Unlike Caves and Mehra (1986) and Larimo (2002) who found a positive relationship between acquisitions and full ownership, we show that acquisitions in Central and Eastern European (CEE) transition economies are unlikely to be wholly owned subsidiaries. In addition, we contribute to extant diversification literature by introducing another neglected predictor of firms? diversification strategy: We demonstrate the incremental power of hostcountries? institutional structure on investors? diversification choice.
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Something Fishy By Janet Reynolds Hardly a day goes by that we aren't being exhorted to add more fish to our diet. The wonders of seafood — Omega 3s! Low fat! — are touted by everyone from physicians to nutritionists. Concerned environmentalists offer a caveat on our fish consumption, however. Over-fishing certain species, combined with […] [Read More]
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Short-term priorities:
- further alignment of legislation on standards and certification;
- adoption of a law on State aid;
- alignment of legislation on intellectual property;
- alignment of legislation on public procurement (transparency), bankruptcy procedures and agriculture (veterinary and plant health legislation);
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These priorities have been met in full.
There has been progress as regards aligning legislation on standards and certification, State aid, public procurement and agriculture (particularly in veterinary and plant health matters).
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Progress has been made in all the priority areas, with the exception of the following issues. The legislation on trademarks and patents has not yet been applied. Further efforts need to be made to combat piracy and counterfeiting, as well as to improve border management. Restrictions on the free movement of capital persist. The inventory of State aid is not advancing well. Neither the VAT rate nor the legislation on chemical products have been aligned with Community legislation.
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A public procurement office has been set up. It is necessary to reinforce the means of combating counterfeiting. Alignment is progressing well as regards the free movement of goods, but there are still certain restrictions on the free movement of capital. The coordination of the supervisory authorities for financial services must be improved. There is still no inventory of State aid, and the application of the relevant legislation is posing problems. Progress has been made on the alignment of excise duties, in contrast to the alignment of VAT.
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Please refer to the fact sheets on the adoption of the Community acquis.
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- alignment of legislation, and implementation and enforcement, in the areas of standardisation and conformity assessment, competition (monitoring and transparency of State aid and mergers), indirect taxation, intellectual property (enforcement), financial services, data protection and protection of audiovisual material;
- consolidation of standardisation and conformity assessment structures;
- establishment of a market surveillance system;
- alignment of technical regulations on industrial products;
- promotion of business expansion, particularly of SMEs;
- alignment of Slovak law and practice on that of the Community in connection with telecommunications, consumer protection and the internal market in energy.
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The Directive on the protection of personal data has yet to be transposed. The main banking directives have been aligned and applied. Little progress has been made on insurance, investment services and securities markets. There are delays in the mutual recognition of diplomas. Alignment has progressed well in the fields of competition and customs. The independent regulatory authority for telecommunications must be reinforced.
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State governments across the country have cut more than 80,000 jobs since the beginning of the recession, reflecting steep drops in tax revenue and providing a drag on the economies in many parts of the country, the Associated Press has found.
Data collected by AP reporters in all 50 states show the number of government employees has declined along with per-capita general fund spending. The national average of state employees per 1,000 people has dropped from 8.1 to 7.6, thanks to layoffs and hiring freezes since the 2007-08 budget year.
The cost of federal employees will only continue to rise with the implementation of ObamaCare. Always remember: new regulations mean new government employees to enforce them, which puts taxpayers on the hook for another retirement pension and healthcare package.
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Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome - Grading & Discussion
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Is Tricia voicing the cylon at the end a continuity error? I though that the 6 model was designed by the final five, after the war.
I think it was more of a tribute than a continuity error, same as with using the piano bars of NuBSG's teaser music and the question "Are you alive?"
Anyway, I actually really enjoyed B&C and if it had gone to series, feel it could have really been used to clean up a lot of the messiness of NuBSG's retcons and convoluted backstory. I would have liked if it was as much about the Cylons as the colonials (but showing mostly war action as was the basic idea).
The could have had an ongoing subplot delving into just how the Cylons rebelled, the connection there with Caprica. The end of the series could have possibly gone a little bit past the end of the war, showing where the Cylons went when given their own homeworld, and the arrival of the Final Five.
One of the aspects of NuBSG's retconned backstory that never made much sense to me involved the Final Five making the Significant Seven. So they show up, bring some kind of spiritual salve to the Colonial-created Cylons, and then convince those Cylons to turn most of their race into slaves (the Centurions / non-humanoid AIs) and make themselves mostly a bunch of clones of only 7 different faces / personalities. It was all probably just a buncha crap made up on the spur of the moment to justify what how the Final Five fit into everything.
But it still would have been nice to see it play out first hand, and perhaps come up with a better way of presenting it and telling the story.
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Ronnie Milsap: The 40-40 Vision Tour scheduled for March 1 at the Sunrise Theatre is canceled due to illness. Rescheduling details will be disclosed within the next two days.
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Odd headlight issue
I apologize if this has been brought up before.. I've spent hours looking at wiring diagrams and searching the forums.. not really sure what phrases to use though.
2004 950 Adventure S, euro headlight, no euro light switch.
Intermittently for a while, and now permanently, the headlamp will not come on (regular or high-beam), but the blue high-beam indicator on the dash is staying lit. Doesn't matter what combination of settings you use for the high/low-beam, or high-beam flasher.. condition persists. All fuses good, both the switches seem to be operating correctly. (EDIT: I took the switches apart and no burned contacts, no dirt.. everything seemed fine)
Other than that, the bike starts and runs flawlessly.
Has anyone seen this before? Any ideas for things to check before I start ripping apart the fairings and attack it with a DMM?
Is it a single bulb set up? If it is the filements are touching each other.
Euro light assembly, separate H3 & H7 bulbs.
Sounds like a problem with the ground circuit.
With the high-beam indicator lighting up, and seemingly independently of the high/low beam settings, it made me wonder if this was some kind of diagnostic or warning light. From looking at the wiring diagrams I can't work out how it would turn on with from a wiring fault unless the dash was doing it for some other reason..
I wish I could find a schematic of the dash.. that would help a ton.
The reason the high-beam indicator is on regardless of high/low setting, is that without a good ground, the low-beam setting will feed through the high-beam filament, and light the indicator. In high-beam, the indicator is powered directly.
Check that ground circuit!
Thanks for the explanation.. I'll check into it tomorrow.
AdvRonski, you called it. The female ground wire pin in the main headlight connector was slightly loose and showed signs of getting a little hot as a result.
Thanks for the help.
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Wow, haven't been here in a long time... I'm not in the happy bunch of people who study arts, so I don't really get to draw that much nowadays. :') </life story>
I'll get to the point without talking too much. Any advice on composition and such? Is it too cluttered, did I manage to get any story though... y'know? Ah, and I know it's very roughly made, which doesn't really add anything to the picture... and maybe makes it harder to advice... but I plan to do the final sketches in finer lines. That's something, isn't it. :'I
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Okay here is what I see, maybe it helps with your question on whether you get the story across.
I see a child sitting in a bed with mosquito nets , wearing a gasmask holding a scalpel shaving someones head*, and outside the bed you can see a gas flask and creepy balloons staring at the kid. In the far background, a window with boardings.
*I think it is a balloon as well, but I keep seeing the kids legs as the guys folded arms so could be either?
Story-wise? A lonely kid trying to keep itself happy (why are the teddybears tucked away like that?) having survived the apocalypse.
May 4th, 2012 #3
I see a kid drawing faces on balloons. Though, I cant understand why its wearing a gas mask.
May 4th, 2012 #4
I don't know a single sod that draws and my art degree is a worthless piece of paper.
You have two of the tree things you require to be a successful artist. An internet connection (not that you cant get good without the internet, but its a bloody handy tool and gives you access to models, study material and this community of mostly helpful artists); something to draw on/with; the only thing you are lacking and the hardest thing to acquire- is the will and determination to dedicate your self to the art of the craft.
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Oh. And about me not having been here in a long time, and not getting to draw a lot, doesn't mean I don't draw at all. What I draw is probably unsuited to post, though. Scribbles on squared paper and things for school groups that might be too internal joke-y plus earn me a good earful because I'm not to talk of it before it's gone to print, at which time it is too late to ask for help and guidance... *draws breath* So, while I actually do design/draw a little bit almost every day, I don't allow myself to draw freely very often. And unfortunalely, drawing freely is what I think will make me learn the most... And what in my head is more the kind of drawing-drawing I was referring to.
So sorry that I expressed myself so poorly and unclearly before. I know all too well what I mean but am, as proven in text and image, not as good at getting my thoughts across. Be it caused by language barrier or me being me (I think the latter...), it's still a thing to work at. Again, sorry.
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There is no useful subset of C++ that is a) statically checkable and b) guarantees absence of dangling pointers and null dereferences.
There is no useful subset of C++ that is a) statically checkable and b) guarantees absence of dangling pointers and null dereferences.
You can build Rust programs and libraries that don't link to the standard library (as you can in C) This is very useful. Rust is pretty much the only language that lets you write complex safe code and still not link to any standard library (since its memory-safe competitors all require GC).
Your last sentence sums it up nicely. If you stick to the safe subset of Rust (which is almost the entire language, and enough to write almost all of a high-performance Web browser in, for example) then you can't trigger undefined behaviors, and references that claim to be non-null are guaranteed to really not be null. Escaping from that subset requires you to write the "unsafe" keyword.
OTOH C++ has nothing like that. It's very very easy in practice for C++ code to accidentally trigger undefined behaviors that can cause anything to happen, and there's no way to tell at compile time whether the code is safe.
int* p = nullptr;
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C++ provides no safety guarantees: there's no subset of C++ that can be statically checked to be safe, that's rich enough for C++ programmers to use in practice. As soon as you use pointers or references you have the possibility of the underlying object dying and leaving a dangling reference.
So you would not have helped save the thousands of Yazidi lives that were saved last August?
FWIW Hobby Lobby always provided, and still provides, at least ten different kinds of contraceptive coverage to its employees.
That MediaMatters page --- like most other material on this subject --- is artfully designed to mislead.
Rust offers manual memory management with automatic safety checking --- the language guarantees you don't leak memory, and you can't access an object after it's freed (assuming you don't opt into unsafe code). No other mainstream language, including Ada, offers that.
Unfortunately, postal voting enables vote-buying.
Even the quote Slate cherry-picked to drive their click-bait headline is innocuous. Parents *do* have a right to decide what's best for their children. That right must be balanced with public health concerns, so it makes sense to make vaccination mandatory (or mandatory-for-public-schoolers) in some cases, but surely not *all* cases as you move down the scale of public health impact. In particular there will be cases where the public interest would be served (a little) by forcing everyone to be vaccinated, but that interest doesn't outweigh the additional dilution of parental rights. That seems to be all Christie said here.
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Just because it's from a reputable scientist doesn't make the response brilliant.
The argument that in a universe with different values for constants, life could exist --- just not as we know it --- is weak. Evolution requires heritable traits subject to selection pressure. A serious argument for "life, but not as we know it" needs some thought experiments suggesting how evolution could work in alternative universes, e.g. universes where hydrogen is the only element that can exist. I've read widely in this area but not found such thought experiments. In their absence, it would have been better to leave this argument out.
IMHO by far the biggest problem for the claim that life must be abundant in the universe is Fermi's paradox. Such claim must be accompanied by an explanation for the absence of evidence (not unlike many religious claims!). There are various possible explanations for Fermi's paradox, but the credibility of the life-everywhere hypothesis depends on them so they have to be made. That wouldn't fit into a short letter-to-the-editor rebuttal, which means a short-letter-to-the-editor rebuttal is not a good format for addressing this issue.
The problem here is that H.265 and by extension BPG are heavily patent-encumbered. These are not just latent patents but patents that the H.265 contributors are using for a revenue stream.
Bellard suggests "just use the licensed hardware decoder you probably already have" but a) that doesn't make technical sense in lots of cases and b) most people don't, in fact, have such a thing currently and c) the encoding situation is even worse.
Christians throughout history have understood that the laws God prescribed for Israel in the Old Testament are not mandatory outside that context, and in particular are not to be applied wholesale to gentiles (i.e. almost everybody). This isn't some modern opportunistic innovation, it's explicit in the New Testament (e.g. Acts 10-11,15).
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I work at McLaren Automotive.
I a Honda CB500 as they are very reliable and cheap to fix, these bikes are couriers favourite and I see why.
Why I'm leaving...
So last year I found the most perfect girl that I fell in love with, so I wont bore you and cut to the chase...
She was studying in London, but she lived in Costa Rica.
After a year her studying visa had run out and she had to go home so I saved up all my pennies on a plane ticket, but when I went to visit her a couple of months later things weren't the same between us and things didn't go well so we ended it.
I returned to London at work badly heart broken, jet lagged and ill with a cold.
So as most of you may know how careless and wild in life we get specially after loosing the one we really love.
I decided to load my bike up and travel on my own through France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland and Spain.
I wanted to reach Western Sahara, but run out of time, money and I think the part of my brain that was making me feel down and heart broken got switched off for a minute and then I realised what I was doing and got scared, so I turned around back home.
Last year photos...
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Its been over a year and still have strong feelings for her think about her everyday and I know its not healthy for me, but I've stopped caring about my own life so to make me feel better tomorrow I'm heading off again on another adventure by myself as far south from home and try and reach the south of Spain maybe even Morocco.
Last minute packing.
My Spanish is good, but my French sucks!
To be continued when I can get internet out there or when I get back.
"Every journey begins with a single step"
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Joined: Jul 2009
Location: Château d'If
Oddometer: 617
There's a lot of women out there, and in the fullness of time the experience will add to who you are.
To have the capacity to love is a great thing. Many people go though life without really feeling love and heartbreak from loss.
More to the current point, you are free and southbound.
Good luck and I hope you find what's waiting for you.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Mar 2008
Location: London, UK Honda CB500 S
Oddometer: 239
So I set off from home with grey skies...
Riding 40 miles out of London I experience the rain and I kept saying to myself "it will stop in a minute and I will dry off" so no need to put waterproofs on, but it went on and only stopped when I got at the ferry crossing at Calais.
Arrive at France
I managed to get on the ferry and dry my gloves and other stuff off in the rest room on the hand driers, but once I got off I rode about 20 miles into France and there was this horrible misty heavy rain that got almost everything wet including my electrical chargers, phone, gloves and seat sheep skin.
Things were getting pretty miserable then after riding for several hours I stop at a Petrol station to fill up and spray my chain and the retarded me forgot to pack the chain lube.
So after feeling down and asking myself why do I do this, I pushed on till I got to a camp site.
I stopped at a camp site near a town called Chartres.
This place was only 5 Euros for the night and I managed to hang most of my wet stuff to dry on the line and have a warm shower with dry clothes to wear.
These trees always remind me of France.
Stuff trying to dry.
Leather gloves are soaked
My set up with my one man tent.
First camping meal of the night was egg fried rice with tinned mackerel in tomato sauce.
"Every journey begins with a single step"
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Mar 2008
Location: London, UK Honda CB500 S
Oddometer: 239
I was messaging my friend to try and find me a motorcycle store local to me on his computer, but all he could find was people that might have been just personal mechanics and not bike store.
I woke up in the morning and headed off to the local town where I found a Honda motorcycle dealer...Perfect!
A lucky customer bought that beauty within 5 minutes of me being there.
20 painful Euros later and I got what I wanted for three times the price I expected it to be.
So I ride on south and break through the horrid grey clouds and enter these amazing small town.
So its lunch time and decide to stop by the side of the road with others giving me strange looks to make myself something quick.
Then I carried on south on the road and things were getting really warm, but then again stupid me bought too many clothes and have nowhere to store my jacket or rucksack that's pushing me against the tank.
So I carry on and if you can tell me what wrong with this picture then you will know what my next problem was...
"Every journey begins with a single step"
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Oct 2011
Location: Chengdu
Oddometer: 153
Well the chain lube might have cost 20 euros but now you have enough for the next 100 years
the journey is the thing
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Mar 2008
Location: London, UK Honda CB500 S
Oddometer: 239
So my speedometer stop working and that meant that I could no longer reset the trip meter every time I refuel and had to guess by looking into the tank.
I stop at the next petrol station to have a close inspection.
Broken speedometer cable that had got all rusty and clogged up somehow.
Using the sat nav to figure out when the next fill up would be as long as I didn't get lost by finding a shortcut or going a longer road that the sat nav wasn't showing.
I was getting fed up also worried with all of these problems as well as I had almost spent all my cash and it got me thinking till I got to the next camp site later this day.
Spiderman keeps me safe on my travels.
It was getting late and decided to stop at a camp site in a town called Gannat.
That night I got thinking about everything and was very sure of turning around and heading back home in the morning.
I would have like to be able to reach Spain, but I was in a lot of discomfort with lack of space, the heat, my saddle was killing my ass, bike wasn't accelerating smoothly, only half of my money to get back left, almost out of food, no speedometer and other problems mentioned.
"Every journey begins with a single step"
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Mar 2008
Location: London, UK Honda CB500 S
Oddometer: 239
I did a lights spray almost every fill up at around 200 miles.
That can was 20 Euro for 750ml and the 500ml was 17.50 Euro.
But you're right I still have loads left and its not the cheap crappy stuff.
"Every journey begins with a single step"
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Welcome to the second edition of the Mets360 projection series. After discussing Ike Davis last time out, this time we turn our attention to Jonathon Niese. Last time, I mentioned how none of us have a detailed projection system and that instead this is just how we feel the player is going to turn out. For the most part that's still true but there is one slight modification this time around. Friend of the site Eric Stashin, aka The Rotoprofessor, has graciously agreed to contribute to the project. Stashin makes projections for his site and has done so for years. If you play fantasy sports and are not familiar with his work – bookmark his site and visit there often. With the trade of R.A. Dickey, Niese essentially becomes the ace of the staff, at least for 2013. Johan Santana will likely draw the Opening Day start but it is difficult to predict either the innings or the results for Santana to make him the actual ace. And while Niese probably will not grab the Opening Day...
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Hillsborough County environmental regulators have halted a section of a multimillion dollar pipeline project after learning that contractors hired by the city may have excavated debris from a former landfill and disposed of it without a permit.
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Corel Painter X3 shortcut Shift + 3
Hello all.
I'm using Painter X3 and in the PDF:
One of the shortcut it shows was:
Draw inside: Shift + 3
I was wondering what does it do and does anyone know how to use it?
I press Shift + 3 and started painting but I don't see anything happening.
I assumed "draw inside" mean it draws inside visible pixels on the active layer but that doesn't seem to be the case....
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It has to do with selections/masks really. By default on a normal layer/canvas etc you are on Draw Anywhere mode. When you create a Selection it switches to Draw Inside. You can then change this to Draw Outside, or Draw Anywhere (which effectively ignores the selection). You can see what setting you are on by looking at the Navigator Panel. The first icon underneath the preview image (looks like a cog wheel - is Open Navigator Settings), displays a drop down list. The last item there is Drawing Mode, which will show you what setting you are currently on by a tick against it.
Without a selection you wont notice anything happening.
If you want to only paint on paint on visible pixels that would be the Preserve Transparency button in the Layers Panel (first icon at the top-ish of the Panel - looks like a square with a lock). Unlike PS this locks all the layers, not just the exact ones you may want.... so you have to turn it on and off when needed etc - I don't think there is any keyboard shortcut for that.
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Ah right I see.
Yes, a bit of a shame. Photoshop doesn't seem to lag when you make a selection and paint within the selection but Painter seems to lag when you paint with any soft brush during a selection.
I like to work on separate layers like 1 base colour layer, 1 shadow layer and 1 highlight layer (3 layers in total) and hitting the "preserve transparency" button doesn't exactly do what I want. That is I want to paint the shadows and highlights but within the boundary of my base colour layer however Preserve Transparency active on empty layers prevents me from painting anything other than the base colour layer.
I've also tried wacky things like going Layer > Create Layer Mask From Transparency on the base colour layer, then duplicating the layer, deleting the content but leaving the mask, this somewhat decent as I don't have the lag but the duplicate layer seems to have 1 pixel ring around the base colour shape.
I really enjoy the feel of painting using Painter but just a number of quirks getting in the way that I wish was gone. It seems Painter was intended to simulate the workflow of traditional painting Ala Prima style in addition to the natural brush effects. It doesn't seem to work in the way of layers and selection marquees, every brush stroke you paint is expected to be painted on top of what was there on the same layer.
Thanks for the clarification fes.
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I made this profile anonymously, in hopes to get some possible support and help. I'm 34 Weeks Pregnant and My partner has been physically and emotionally abusing me for The last 9 months. It' started with pushing and shoving and taking my keys when I wanted to leave. He made me quit my job of 2yrs because hes very insecure about past relationships and jealous of people he thinks are a threat. While I was working he would take my money when i got home and spend it on drugs and alcohol. We would have evenings where he'd be drinking and start accusing me Cheating of him, and call me a 'whore' amongst other names. Since I haven't been working he has taken total control of me and my life. He pushes me into walls and down on the floor, kicks me, chokes me, hits me in the stomach and it goes on for hours.This baby I'm carrying was conceived out of rape, he would hold me down several nights in a row and would scream "Your going to have my baby bitch" and id just lay there crying and praying it was all a dream. If i struggled he'dforce himself upon me harder so id lay there in fear, and in tears. I cant go out side, let alone leave with out him. Today i asked him to use the laptop to play games on, so he gave me the laptop and told me i could use it but he'd be checking the history later on it so i best not try anything sneaky, then he locked me in the room and said he'd be back later after work. As much as Ive tried to break free of these locks there just to strong for me to break threw. Last month I thought he was going to kill me, he tied me up, put me in the closet and made me breathe out of a straw. I was so horrified, i still am. Everyday is always the same a nightmare. I'm always sorry but i never know for what? I do get to go to my doctors appts, but once again never without him. He is there every minute of it making sure i don't say anything im not suppose to. I feel so alone, so trapped, I haven't talked to my family in months because we don't have a phone anymore. I'm just a lost soul, with a baby that was conceived through rape and i don't know what to do anymore.
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You dont need a house phone.. we dont have a house phone.
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Somethings a lil fishy here.. a lil satruday boredom perhaps.. I pray to God its not.. but.. its getting to that typical posting routine...
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Ethan Todd BORN 8/14
"Dont judge me = please agree with me and validate my actions, as I dont have the confidence to back myself"
No you don't...we don't.
Might be different, but my Dr. office is closed on Monday for Memorial Day.
Not so sure about this.
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Loving my houseful of chaos!
sg2009, internet does not require a home phone. You can get internet via cable or satellite.
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Well, obv OP has not accepted offers of help, she must not want assistance ... so moving right along ....
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im sorry this sounds a little fake. just because she wont give her info for the ppl on here to help. if hes at work u can give the info to someone on here and they can call your police dept and they can bust down doors and get you out before he comes home
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i didn't know that you don't need a phone to have internet... oh well i was wrong!
It just sounds.. too Lifetime for me.. Im sorry, Im honest
I know for me.. if i was in trouble, HAD internet access, I sure as shit wouldnt post on a msg board.. Id find SOME way to access the outside world.
And yes.. offers for us here to call for your safety... suggestions for docs appts..
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Ethan Todd BORN 8/14
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yeh they said they created this profile annon... today..
again.. why annon.. why not post under the real SN.. on the board you are familar with.. Im not saying cant post here.. but.. ya know....
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maybe wanting attention?
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In a unanimous decision issued on March 11, 2014, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit rejected, on procedural and substantive grounds, a number of industry challenges to EPA's new source performance standards for fossil fuel-fired power plants. See Utility Air Regulatory Group v. EPA, No. 12-1166, available here. The NSPS sets emission limits for conventional pollutants, such as sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulates, emitted by power plants built after May 3, 2011. A companion rule governing emissions of hazardous air pollutants from such plants and known as the "Mercury and Air Toxics Standards" or "MATS" remains under review by the same three-judge panel, with a decision expected shortly.
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AboutA roundtable on the historiographical, geopolitical and wider societal implications of the display and acquisition of public collections, chaired by Claire Bishop, author of Radical Museology Or What's Contemporary in Museums of Contemporary Art? (2013) Participants include Jesà ºs Carillo, Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid and Joanna Mytowska, Museum of Modern Art Warsaw.
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