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Kyle Lohse finally found a team. After waiting almost to the brink of opening day, Lohse signed with the Milwaukee Brewers for 3 years/$33 million. A bit less than what he and agent Scott Boras were hoping for, but at least they got a deal done. However, when I first heard about the signing, I immediately thought back to the Brewers signing of Jeff Suppan. In case you forgot about him, Suppan signed with the Brewers for 4 years/$42 million back in 2006 and is generally considered one of the Brewers' worst signings. The similarities between Lohse and Suppan are eery. Both of them resurrected their careers while pitching for the Cardinals and pitching coach Dave Duncan. Lohse, who owns a career 4.45 ERA, posted a 3.90 ERA in 5 years with the Cards, while Suppan, who finished his career with a 4.70 ERA, had a 3.94 ERA in 4 years with the Cards. In addition, they both had their career year with the Cardinals. Suppan's best year came in 2005, when he went 16-10 with a 3.57 ERA (...
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According to Mike Halford of Pro Hockey Talk, the San Jose Sharks have placed Logan Couture on IR and recalled Matt Tennyson.
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|Sweet white wine
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|Prepared horseradish
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|Ground cloves
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3. Cut fat surface of ham in diamond pattern 1/4 inch deep. Mix remaining ingredients; spoon over ham. Cover ham tightly and microwave on medium (50%) until meat thermometer registers 135°, 15 to 22 minutes. Cover with aluminum foil; let stand 10 minutes. (Ham will continue to cook while standing.)
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I had a guy friend tell me when guys get an erection they just don't have to pee and I find that hard to believe. Also any guys out there pee... Show More
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No, it is no more difficult too pee with an erection than it is without one. Where that myth stems from is that with an erection, you can not point it down at the toilet because that kinks the urethra and then you can't pee. If you let it point where it wants to point, it is no different.
If you have any amount of diaper changing experience with boys, you have probably been peed on, and it was almost certainly from an erect penis. Babies are erect more often than not when they pee.
Sit too pee? No normal guy does that. It would not make sense to use the extra effort to disrobe too the point that would enable sitting down too pee. I have only ever heard of one male that did this on a regular basis, his wife asked me if that was normal for guys too do. This guy was one of those femmy peculiar acting guys. Other than him, never heard of a sitter.
It's called common courtesy if it's in the middle of the night and you're half-asleep, Superman.
You've either never lived with women, or are too much of a douche bag to go the extra mile and do something simple not to make a mess for them.
I disagree. Erection does make it more difficult to start peeing.
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It's possible for a guy to pee sitting down, though the vast majority of us don't.
And an erection doesn't make peeing itself harder, but aiming... Different story.
Well sometimes if ur tired or just wanna chill on the toilet take a p*ss and just lean against the wall and..... LOL nvm. that's when I'm drunk at a friends house lol
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An erection doesn't make peeing harder? Are you even a man??? of course it does!!
Learn to read more carefully, allowing urine to travel through the urethra (sp?) with an erection is no more difficult than without an erection, aiming is harder.
If you're having trouble getting urine to pass with an erection, I'd see a doctor.
I've never had a problem peeing when hard (other than aiming). Likewise, I've never had a problem cumming when soft (with a strong enough clamp!) But Man's Best Friend is an odd body part -- when soft, it's designed to pee, and when hard, it's designed to pump. So if I ever find myself having to pee at an inopportune time, say, on a highway with no available rest stop, I just get an erection and the urge to pee goes away completely, because my penis has been "transformed" from a pee-er into a pumper! Once I get to a rest room, I can easily empty my bladder whether or not I'm still hard.
Yes it is possible. Its harder to do and much harder to aim. If I bend over the toilet (like put my head against the wall) I can do it. There's a real increase in velocity though and it splashes more. It would be interesting outside to see if there's an increase in distance... but sitting down yes, I think that's a situational thing. If a guy has ever tried standing up to pee on an airplane or on a boat thats rocking or had a wife with a rolling pin he sits to pee when necessary. My wife doesn't turn the lights on in the night and complains about falling in when the seat gets left up so to avoid this situation and forgetting to put it down, at night i just sit too.
Yes it is hard to pee with an erection. Normally you have to wait for it to go away. I find though if I have a "morning glory", which means my bladder is full and putting pressure on the prostate gland keeping me very hard... I need to pee to make it go down or it's very embarrassing. So I lean right forward and try to push it down so it points down. It's not easier but such a relief when you're able to pee!
And I've never peed sitting down, but I read somewhere once it's a good idea to do that one first dates so you don't pee on the girls floor or toilet seat or anything accidentally and put her off! *LOL*
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Learn how to lose weight fast from reading some of my findings below. It's not going to be easy but if you try it, you may like the results.
How To Lose Weight Fast
What to drink and what not to drink:
The first thing you'll want to do is drink lots of water. Get rid of the soft drinks and all those other sugary drinks and stick with the water. What's so good about water? It has no calories and it will fill you up. You are going to want to make sure that the water is cold. This will speed up your metabolism and get you started on your way to losing some weight. Before any meal, during the meal, drink water. Even if you need to take the water in small sips, it'll still work to fill you up. Tomatoes and watermelon are good to eat, you'll feel full and they have lots of water in them.
You are going to want fresh fruit so don't be lazy and drink fruit juices, the fruit juices have sugar in them so go with the fresh fruit. It fills you up and adds some vitamins into your system. You could get out your blender and put some fresh fruit in there, mix it up and drink the fresh fruit like that if you prefer a drink.
You might think that drinking coffee and tea is going to be okay to drink, it's not so. If you think about it, think of what you are putting in the coffee and tea; the sugars and the milk or creamers. There goes the calorie intake. If you have to drink a cup of coffee or tea, see if you can tolerate either or black.
Alcohol intake should be watched as some beverages are high in calories and not only that, drinking too much will tend to make you want to eat and there goes your weight.
Fruits and Vegetables:
You are going to need fiber; you can get this from eating lots of fruits and vegetables, just make sure that it's all fresh. Salads need to be eaten as well, if you are learning how to lose weight fast, make sure you include green leafy lettuce. You'll need to watch what sorts of dressings you put on your salad so lighten up on the amount you put on you lettuce, you can use the spray salad dressings so you are getting the taste and not all the calories.
Sweets and Salt:
Sweets are going to have to go if you are learning how to lose weight fast. This is going to be a hard one as we all crave it. You don't have to completely stop eating sweets but do watch your intake as this is going to put on calories that you don't want or need.
Salt is going to have to be eased up on or removed from your table so you aren't shaking that salt shaker for every meal. It's not good for you and you will retain water which will increase the numbers on your scale.
Try not to eat between meals, you will pack on the pounds if you insist on a snack, eating between meals means junk food here we come. If you can do without a snack, don't have one. If you get hungry go for something sensible and not the cookies that are sitting there, go for a vegetable or a piece of fruit to satisfy you until your next meal. Remember not to skip any meals if you can. Try to eat four or five meals a day, just make them small meals.
You are going to have to learn your body if you want to learn how to lose weight fast; this means that you have to know if your body is telling you it's hungry for food or thirsty for something to drink so you aren't eating when you could be drinking.
Eating the Same Time Each Day:
It's said that if you stick to eating at the same time each day, this is going to help too as your body will become accustomed to that time and you'll see that you are going to feel hungry just before your meal. You'll want to sit down to a proper meal at those times and eat right.
Counting Your Calories:
One trick you can learn on how to lose weight fast is to count your calories. Whatever you are going to eat, know how many calories is in that food and count it. If you feel you are eating too many calories, you're going to have to exercise them away so they don't pack on the pounds for you.
Fried Foods:
Another thing that is important to learn on how to lose weight fast is to stay away from anything fried. Eating fried foods is a complete no-no and will put pounds on you fast. Don't eat too many eggs. Some say they are good for you, others say their bad for you. Limit them in your diet.
With all the healthy food you are going to eat and learn how to lose weight fast, you are going to have to remember to exercise too. You don't have to exercise daily but try to do it every other day. Walking is a great way to exercise so if you can try and work that into your routine, that'll be great. Instead of taking the car, try to walk to where you need to go. Try to keep yourself moving and active and that is as good as exercising.
Try this tip, when you want to exercise and do some cardio, it's said to drink black coffee before you exercise and that helps you lose more weight.
When you are learning how to lose weight fast and if you follow these few steps, avoid the crash diets. You need to eat, just learn how to eat healthy and correctly. You will see that you are losing the weight but just know, it's not going to happen overnight. Not as fast as you wanted but you and everyone else will notice you are looking slimmer.
How To Lose Weight Fast – The Conclusion
I am sure there are many more ways on how to lose weight fast but try to follow some of these tips and you'll be sure to drop the pounds that are not wanted. It's all a matter of wanting to be healthy and happy and look your best at all times. Eating, drinking and exercising is going to help you drop the weight as long as you follow these guidelines. Keeping this article with you and reading it from time to time to remember certain points as you are learning how to lose weight fast will give you extra help and focus.


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Hey folks – in the midst of our Windows 7 / Windows Server 2008 R2 Launch Series, we have some information regarding Argentina and the DST change. Argentina has determined that they will not be observing the DST change on October 18th. The time change (moving the clocks forward one hour) was originally scheduled to occur at midnight between Saturday, October 17th and Sunday, October 18th.
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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation]"DisableAutoDaylightTimeSet"=dword:00000001
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@echo offregedit /s \\contoso.com\NETLOGON\DSToff.regver |find /i "6.0">nulIF %errorlevel% EQU 0 GOTO end:end
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Jeff, in windows Vista we shoud do this manually ??? We have 1500 windows Vista Desktops. I don´t believe there isn´t another solution.
Why did you do the following code?
ver |find /i "6.0">nul
IF %errorlevel% EQU 0 GOTO end
It seems that the registry edit would have already been imported and we are not skipping any code with the goto so I fail to see the reason for that section of code. Might you have meant to do:
@echo off
regedit /s \\contoso.com\NETLOGON\DSToff.reg
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My last motocross helmet was a nice Bell Moto 3. Unfortunately, the foam in the liner disintegrated over time. Thinking my mxing days were behind me, I threw the darn thing out sometime in the late '80's!
That was a great looking helmet and the one I buy today if I still could.
Most of the new helmets dont appeal to me because of the crazy graphics and odd color schemes. So instead of buying a new one, I picked up nearly new Bell Moto 5 that I have been using for the last 2 years. But even though it was in good shape, it is an old helmet and past its prime I am sure.
Then I found this reasonably priced ($107) HTC helmet with both DOT and SNELL 2010 approvals. I believe either AHRMA or AMA will require snell 2010 this year. I am not sure if they actually check this at the races but didnt want to have any problems.
The HTC iscomfortable and a good fit. The best part is that it is plain white. I was not wild about the visor so decided to mount a traditional Paulson Moto Peak visor in blue. The goal was improved safety with old school looks.
The Moto Peak visor is not a direct replacement. New snaps are required to make it all work. Here are the steps
Helmet with new fangled Gen Y visor,
Old school moto peak like I last used 30 years ago,
Note there are 3 - 6mm screw holes in the hjc helmet to hold the factory HJC visor but no provision for a standard type visor.
Therefore it is necessary to mount five snaps to the helmet. I found the snaps to be available from the Motorcycle Superstore (3 snaps per package).
The snaps come with screws to mount to the helmet. I placed the visor up to the helmet and marked the desired snap location with a pencil. Then I drilled a hole for the snap screw.
Four of the five screws are mounted in this way. However, the center snap had to screw into the snap location as the original 6mm scew.
The work around was to cut a short section of 6mm screw to use as a stud to fill the original 6mm hole. A small hole was drilled into this trimmed 6mm stud for the new visor snap screw. The trimmed 6mm stud was screwed into the helmet and then the snap was then screwed onto the stud.
I actually did the center snap first as I wanted to make sure it would work before drilling holes in my new helmet :-)
The next photo shows the helmet with all five snaps.
The visor is vertically slotted at the center snap and so accomodated the offset center snap position as dictated by the original 6mm hole while allowing me to have the visor angle I wanted.
Anyway, it all went pretty smoothly and gives me a new helmet that looks a little closer to something from 1980.
This photo show a comparison of the HJC, a Bell Moto 3 and a Bell Moto 5. And yes, I do have Bell stickers to go on the HJC
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The hiring of Jack Bicknell Jr. by the Pittsburgh Steelers Tuesday as their new offensive line coach means that we can probably expect to see a scheme slanted more towards zone blocking in 2013. The Steelers primarily used a man/power scheme the last several years under the tutelage of Sean Kugler, who left to become the head coach of UTEP following the season, and that included a lot of straight ahead man on man and double teams with the occasional pull on the trap and counter. While Bicknell is versed a little in the man scheme, he is better known for his affection for the zone scheme, Read more [...]
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and dare i say Zero Mission a few years prior I have to say I really enjoy the metroidvania game play, and though I am not expecting such from this game I felt it would be a good idea to come here to ask what other games in the two series are worth playing as well.
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You're going to get a lot of mixed opinions on the matter, but any of the DS games are worth a run through. Dawn of Sorrow is probably the best on DS though.
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k cause i know there are a bunch plus another ass-loas of gba games so its a bit intimidating jumping into it.
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I actually didn't like Dawn of Sorrow very much for some reason. I liked Portrait of Ruin though.. and OoE was good too.
6 years ago#5
Here's some list of games you should try for both series:
For Castlevania, try Aria of Sorrow first. Dawn of Sorrow is a follow-up for it, so it's more wise to play them that way. Of course, you can buy Castlevania Double Pack for GBA, which includes Aria of Sorrow and other GBA Castlevania, Harmony of Dissonance. And then, of course there are Portrait of Ruin and Order of Ecclesia for DS. Order of Shadows is also downloadable for cell phone in the US. If you have a Wii, you can access the Virtual Console, and try some olc-school Castlevania's there. Simon's Quest has exploration elements as the other two are starightforward action titles. There's also Castlevania Judgment for Wii, if you're interested in Beat 'em up. It also gives some backstories of Castlevania Characters.
As for Metroid, you have played chronologically the first in the series, so I'd advise to play them in that order. Here is the chronological order:
Metroid: Zero Mission (GBA)
Metroid Prime (NGC)
Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (NGC)
Metroid Prime: Hunters (NDS)
Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (Wii)
Metroid 2: Return of Samus (GB)
Super Metroid (SNES, VC)
Metroid: Other M (Wii, working title)
Metroid Fusion (GBA)
The Metroid Prime Trilogy is also soon available for Wii. Hope that helped.
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What systems do you have?
I can't wait for Golden Sun DS!
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(Topic Creator)6 years ago#7
wow, thanks for that info, really useful. i appreciate it.
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Dont ever play Metroid Prime: Hunters. Its the worst game in the series. There are literally two bosses in the whole game that just keep repeating and the controls WILL make your hands hurt.
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If .you have a Wii, try Super Castlevania IV (on the Wii virtual console). IMO it's the best of the pre-SotN castlevanias--and I think it's better than any of the post-SotN castlevanias too. But that could just be me.
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If you have a PSP, pick up Castlevania: Dracula X Chronicles. Not only is it a remake of what could be considered the best Classicvania, but it also has Symphony of the Night and Rondo of Blood as unlockables.
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Grab the TAB (the name tab) of the Pane and drag and drop in to where you want. Do you have any panes docked at all. If so close the floating panes completey and right click on the side bar of the docked pane/s and choose to open the pane of your choice and it will be automatically docked with the other/s.
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I have the same problem, my panes came off after a crash which ruined all my settings. Now I cannot dock the panes anymore and I cannot find 'workspace settings'. How do I fix this?
Herakleia - 18 August 2013 11:03 AMI have the same problem, my panes came off after a crash which ruined all my settings. Now I cannot dock the panes anymore and I cannot find 'workspace settings'. How do I fix this?
Assuming we're talking about the panes which you normally see in the left and right docking areas..
It's easy; if you have no panes at all then simply go to the Window menu and select "Panes". Select the pane you want and it'll become visible on screen. Now all that's left to do is drag it to either the left or right part of your screen. You'll notice when you're there when you see a "strip" light up. Simply let the mouse button go and your docking area is there.
Now; you probably want to have more than one pane in your viewport. Easy too: right click the light area of the now visible docking area and select the "add pane" option; just select a pane you want and presto.
Changing order is easy as well: simply drag and drop.
And you can repeat this process for the other sides of the screen as well. Start out with one, dock it, and then use right click to add more panes to your, at that time, visible docking area.
Hope this helps.
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ARLINGTON, Texas Lance Berkman was back in the Texas lineup Friday night at designated hitter. Berkman, who didn't play in Chicago, said he could play first base for the Rangers if the club needed him to. But his surgically repaired right knee may not make that a wise move. "I think I could do it," said Berkman, who had two surgeries on his right knee last year. "I have had some trouble with (right) knee being sore just from DHing so I'm a little bit hesitant to say Yeah I can run out there two, three, four nights in a row.' But if you said you absolutely have to have you play first base for a game, I could do it." Berkman said the knee soreness he has is nothing new. He said his knees felt fine in spring training but don't feel as good now. Mother Nature could be to blame. "Some of that's probably the weather conditions we've been playing in," Berkman said. "It's been cold, wet, barometric pressure, all of those things. They definitely have an impact." Berkman, who is hittin...
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My experience at ground zero 48 hours after...
Thursday night my daughter called me at work and suggested we drive to look at the altered NYC
skyline and pray for the victims of the WTC disaster. She and I simply intended to catch a glimpse from the highway, but
something kept us moving forward.
We found ourselves and a handful of straggling pilgrims heading towards the Lincoln Tunnel. Check
points had been set up at the entrance, we were waved on through. I didn't feel comfortable or safe
but we couldn't turn back and allowed the tunnel to lead us into the broken heart of NYC.
Driving slowly down half empty streets we saw clumps of people on every corner wearing protective
masks over mouths but unable to hide the tears in their eyes.
We parked our car on 14th street feeling like intruders for a moment. But we were there to participate
in this late night wake, to pay our respects to a city that lost sister towers, and to morn the loss of
children, parents, lovers and friends.
We walked about twenty blocks and met up with another armed road block. I dug around my bag
unnecessarily for change as good samaritans, the phone company, had suspended charges and calls were free.
We rang a close friend of my daughters who worked a few blocks away from the WTC. Moments later we were met
by an escort and made our way down empty streets to a cozy restaurant tucked under an awning proclaiming in Italian
'The Sweet Life'.
Thursday night generally promised a full house and satisfied patrons popping corks in celebration
who's tips were always generous. Tonight our friend waited on a handful of tables with quiet grace and
just a touch of 'gentle mother' in his voice as he asked if there was anything else he could do to make the few gathered
there more comfortable.
We were seated by the window with a perfect view of the quaint city street. We thought about how the
street would have to adjust to late afternoon sun, having for years been shaded by one of the WTC
Wandering down the street, a bone tired off duty rescue team paused for a moment at the 'Tonight's
Specials' menu still reading September 11th, somehow forgotten on the sidewalk. They glanced at us sitting
like mannequins in a store front window still dressed for a day in the office, then down at their boots and
hesitated for a moment. But our friend with warm smile and raised pint of cold beer was a welcome they could not
After the comfort of a thick steak, grilled potatoes piled a mile high they eased back and enjoyed great
mugs of steaming coffee. A short time later they pushed off with grateful smiles and our good wishes.
We last saw them trudging down the street towards an open sanctuary that offered hot showers, a mat on the floor
and the promise of sleep.
The hour was late so with hugs all around we too said our good byes. As we left our friend handed us
crisp linen napkins snatched off a freshly set table for protection against the soot still clinging to the
warm night air.
We made our way down to Church and Canal Street AKA 'ground zero'. Raw news footage paled in
comparison to what we saw.
We heard the deafening rumble of trucks holding tons of cement and steel twisting their way towards
the edge of the city on their way out of town. A steady stream of flatbeds acting as pallbearers carried
off on their backs empty shells and remains of yesterdays leather trimmed symbols of success.
The occasional scream of a siren was welcomed as a sound of hope. Perhaps a sign of life had been
found. Desperate parents held up photos of their missing in one hand and offered bottled water with the other,
careful to step out of the way of fresh recruits clutching empty buckets and shining flashlights heading towards
the smoking rubble.
The wind changed course and for a moment the air was clear, but it was still hard to breath. The sense
of urgency so heavy around us was almost suffocating. There was no was shouting for revenge, no
anger or hate in the somber faces we encountered, just sadness. For this was not only a battle ground
but a holy place.
Well after midnight rolling thunder and lightning streaking across the sky prompted us to head home.
Kristina stopped at a make shift memorial along side a darkened church to light a candle that a stray
raindrop had put out. The left over meal intended for her brother at home she affectionately placed in
the grateful hands of a homeless man. It was accepted with a shout of cheer and those less fortunate
gathered around this one lucky man!
It seemed as though we were walking out of a CS Lewis inspired magic wardrobe as with every step we
took we left behind a strange world within a world and soon were brushing against sites and sounds
familiar. People rushing about darting in and out of raindrops. Cabbies favored free rides to fireman
over fare paying customers. No one complained.
On our way out of the city, the rain came down in buckets, would this be a blessing and help put out
fires, or make the efforts more difficult.
We put on the radio and listened to reporters again and again describing the scene. We listened now
with new understanding.
This night was both a haunting and sobering experience that brought us closer together as mother and
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I wondered what Jimmy would say if he walked onto my campus.
It was a pleasure to read about 2 young people (roughly the same age as my students) who are so hard working. Very Inspirational story Ben!
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History of the Serbs
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The History of the Serbs (Serbian: Историја српског народа) spans from the first mention of the people by Roman historians to present.
Serbs (Срби, Srbi) are a South Slavic people who live mainly in Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and, to a lesser extent, in Croatia. They are also a significant minority in the Republic of Macedonia. A Serbian diaspora dispersed people of Serbian descent to Germany, Switzerland, Austria, the United States, Canada and Slovenia.
The origin of their ethnonym is unclear (see Names of the Serbs and Serbia). Genetic studies on Serbs show that they share genetic traits with the rest of the Balkan peoples, especially those of former Yugoslavia. There are various theories and views of the origin of the Serbs.
Early Middle Ages[edit]
Slavs settled the Balkans in the 6th century. The earliest found mention of the Serbs is from Einhard's Royal Frankish Annals, written in 822, when Ljudevit went from his seat at Sisak to the Serbs (believed to have been somewhere in western Bosnia),[1] with Einhard mentioning "the Serbs, who control the greater part of Dalmatia" (ad Sorabos, quae natio magnam Dalmatiae partem obtinere dicitur[2]).[1] De Administrando Imperio (DAI), written by Constantine VII in the mid-10th century, tells of the early history of the Serbs. According to it, the Serbs were led by an unnamed prince from "White Serbia" and settled in the Balkans during the reign of Emperor Heraclius (610-641). They received territory in the desolate lands of Roman Dalmatia encompassing parts of modern Croatia (Dalmatia), Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro, a polity known in historiography as the Serbian Principality.
The Serbs were subjects of the Byzantine Empire. Serbs were resettled by the Byzantines in the mid-7th century to Asia Minor (see also Asia Minor Slavs), where the town of Gordoservon was mentioned in 680.[3] The first ruler of the Serbian dynasty (the Vlastimirović) known by name was Višeslav who began his rule around 780, being a contemporary of Charlemagne (fl. 768–814).[4] Although Višeslav is only mentioned by name, the DAI mentions that the Serbs served the Byzantine Emperor, and that they were at this time at peace with the Bulgars, whose neighbours they were and with whom they shared a common frontier.[5] Višeslav's great-grandson Vlastimir began his rule in c. 830, and he is the oldest Serbian ruler of which there is substantial data on.[6] The Bulgars launched an invasion into Serbia in 839, ending after three years with a Serb decisive victory (see Bulgar-Serb War (839–42)).
The establishment of Christianity as state-religion dates to the time of Prince Mutimir and Byzantine Emperor Basil I (r. 867–886),[8][9] who, after managing to put the Serbs under his nominal rule, sends priests together with admiral Niketas Ooryphas, before the operations against the Saracens in 869 when Dalmatian fleets were sent to defend the town of Ragusa).[10]
Late Middle Ages[edit]
Serbia experienced its golden age under the Nemanjic, with the Serbian state reaching its apogee of power in the reign of Tsar Stefan Uros Dusan, when the Serbian Empire dominated the Balkans. Serbia's power subsequently dwindled amid interminable conflict between the nobility, rendering the country unable to resist the steady incursion of the Ottoman Empire into south-eastern Europe. The Battle of Kosovo in 1389 is commonly regarded in Serbian national mythology as the key event in the country's defeat by the Turks, although in fact Ottoman rule was not fully imposed until some time later. After Serbia fell, the kings of Bosnia used the title of "King of the Serbs" until Bosnia was also overrun.
Ottoman period[edit]
As Christians, the Serbs were regarded as a "protected people" under Ottoman law but in practice were treated as second-class citizens and often harshly treated.[citation needed] They were subjected to considerable pressure to convert to Islam;[citation needed] some did, while others migrated to the north and west, to seek refuge in Austria-Hungary.
In early 1594, the Serbs in Banat rose up against the Ottomans.[11] The rebels had, in the character of a holy war, carried war flags with the icon of Saint Sava.[12] After suppressing the uprising, the Ottomans publicly incinerated the relics of Saint Sava at the Vračar plateau on April 27, 1595.[12] The incineration of Sava's relics provoked the Serbs, and empowered the Serb liberation movement. From 1596, the center of anti-Ottoman activity in Herzegovina was the Tvrdoš Monastery in Trebinje.[13] An uprising broke out in 1596, but the rebels were defeated at the field of Gacko in 1597, and were forced to capitulate due to the lack of foreign support.[13]
At the beginning of the 19th century, the First Serbian Uprising succeeded in liberating at least some Serbs, for a limited time. The Second Serbian Uprising was much more successful, creating a powerful Serbia that became a modern European kingdom.
Serbian Revolution[edit]
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20th century[edit]
At the beginning of the 20th century, many Serbs were still under foreign rule – that of the Ottomans in the south and of the Austrians in the north and west. The southern Serbs were liberated in the First Balkan War of 1912, while the question of Austrian Serbs' independence was the spark that lit the First World War two years later. A Serb nationalist Gavrilo Princip killed the Austro-Hungarian archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo, initiating a chain of declarations of war that produced a continent-wide conflict. During the war, the Serbian army fought fiercely, eventually retreated through Albania to regroup in Greece and launched a counter-offensive through Macedonia. Though they were eventually victorious, the war devastated Serbia and killed a huge proportion of its population – by some estimates, over the half of the male Serbian population died in the conflict, influencing the region's demographics to this day.
After the war, the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (later called Yugoslavia) was created. Almost all Serbs now finally lived in one state. The new state had its capital in Belgrade and was ruled by a Serbian king; it was, however, unstable and prone to ethnic tensions. An interesting, if somewhat pro-Serb, window on Yugoslavia between the wars is provided by Rebecca West's classic of travel literature, "Black Lamb & Grey Falcon".
During Second World War, the Axis Powers occupied Yugoslavia, dismembering the country. Serbia was occupied by the Germans, while in Bosnia and Croatia Serbs were put under the rule of the Italians and the fascist Ustase regime in the Independent State of Croatia. Under Ustase rule in particular, Serbs and other non-Croats were subjected to systematic genocide in which hundreds of thousands were killed.
After the war, the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was formed. As with the pre-war Yugoslavia, the country's capital was at Belgrade. Serbia was the largest republic, however, the Communist regime of Josip Broz Tito diluted its power by establishing two autonomous provinces in Serbia, Kosovo and Vojvodina.
Communist Yugoslavia collapsed in the early 1990s, with four of its six republics becoming independent states. This led to several bloody civil wars as the large Serbian communities in Croatia and Bosnia attempted to remain within Yugoslavia, which now consisted of only Serbia and Montenegro. Another war broke out in Kosovo (see Kosovo War) after years of tensions between Serbs and Albanians. About 200,000 Serbs left Croatia during the "Operation Storm" in 1995, and another 200,000 left Kosovo after the Kosovo War, and settled mostly in Central Serbia and Vojvodina as refugees.
Serbs in Serbia as per 2002 census data for Central Serbia and Vojvodina, and 1991 census data for Kosovo
Serbs (red) in Bosnia and Herzegovina as per 2005 data[citation needed]
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- ^ a b Sima M. Cirkovic (15 April 2008). The Serbs. John Wiley & Sons. pp. 14–15. ISBN 978-1-4051-4291-5.
- ^ Einhard (1845). Einhardi Annales. Hahn. pp. 83–.
ad Sorabos, quae natio magnam Dalmatiae partem obtinere dicitur
- ^ Ivan Ninić (1989). Migrations in Balkan history. Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Institute for Balkan Studies. p. 61. ISBN 978-86-7179-006-2.
- ^ Radovan Samardžić; Milan Duškov (1993). Serbs in European civilization. Nova. p. 24. ISBN 978-86-7583-015-3.
- ^ Moravcsik 1967, p. 155
- ^ Živković 2006, p. 11
- ^ http://www.rastko.rs/rastko-bl/istorija/corovic/istorija/2_4_l.html
- ^ The entry of the Slavs into Christendom, p. 208
- ^ De Administrando Imperio, ch. 29 [Of Dalmatia and of the adjacent nations in it]: "...the majority of these Slavs [Serbs, Croats] were not even baptized, and remained unbaptized for long enough. But in the time of Basil, the Christ-loving emperor, they sent diplomatic agents, begging and praying him that those of them who were unbaptized might receive baptism and that they might be, as they had originally been, subject to the empire of the Romans; and that glorious emperor, of blessed memory, gave ear to them and sent out an imperial agent and priests with him and baptized all of them that were unbaptized of the aforesaid nations..."
- ^ Rastko.rs
- ^ Rajko L. Veselinović (1966). (1219-1766). Udžbenik za IV razred srpskih pravoslavnih bogoslovija. (Yu 68-1914). Sv. Arh. Sinod Srpske pravoslavne crkve. pp. 70–71.
- ^ a b Nikolaj Velimirović (January 1989). The Life of St. Sava. St. Vladimir's Seminary Press. p. 159. ISBN 978-0-88141-065-5.
- ^ a b Ćorović 2001, Преокрет у држању Срба
Further reading[edit]
- Jireček, Konstantin (1911), Geschichte der Serben (in German), F.A. Perthes
- Станоје Станојевић. "Историја Срба, Хрвата и Словенаца". Projekat Rastko.
- Ćorović, Vladimir (1941). "Историја српског народа (Istorija srpskog naroda)". (Internet, 2001) (in Serbian). Пројекат Растко: Библиотека српске културе; Proјekat Rastko: Biblioteka srpske kulture.
- Ćirković, Sima M. (2004). The Serbs. Wiley-Blackwell. ISBN 0-631-20471-7.


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A brief review of Monday morning's JavaOne keynote, which I watched on the Oracle Technology Network Live videostream. It was a two-part keynote, with Fujitsu leading off and John Fowler following.
Fujitsu's presentation opened with a video production that talked about the craftsmanship and attention to detail that is an important aspect of Japan's history--basically a Fujitsu commercial that says Fujitsu continues this tradition, "shaping tomorrow with you."
Fujitsu considers us to be moving from a network-centric era into a human-centric era, where data and technology are applied for the benefit of individuals (for example, GPS navigation, entertainment, health).
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A short story about a murder, a murderer and two people in love.
Its a story about a boy and a girl who try to find themselves in a crazy world. They live in Bronx, and...
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