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Songkran Water FestivalKnown as the Water Festival by visitors, this annual festival in Thailand falls shortly after the spring equinox. Songkran (based on a Sanskrit word for "astrological passage") is celebrated in the country as the traditional New Year's Day. Along with visiting elders and going to a Buddhist monastery, festivities include throwing of water – in this case, with a little help from an elephant! 960 1280
Semana SantaAn important holiday in largely Catholic countries like Mexico and Spain, Semana Santa (Holy Week) showcases colorful parades, Masses, fireworks and elaborate ceremonies, like these celebrants in Roman garb placing crosses on a stone overlook. Semana Santa also coincides with spring break; you may see a sand sculpture of the Last Supper on a Mexican beach during this time! 960 1280
HoliSpring wouldn't be the same in northern India without this annual festival. Celebrated by Hindus, who throw colored powder at each other, this vibrant festival of colors celebrates the season's many hues, as well as events from Hindu mythology, such as when a devotee of Lord Vishnu was saved from death. 960 1280
NowruzWidely referred to as the Persian New Year, this annual festival also marks the first day of spring -- which is celebrated on the day of the astronomical Northward equinox (usually around March 21). Nowruz is celebrated throughout Central Asia and here, in Kyrgyzstan's capital city of Bishek. 960 1280
PassoverOne of the most widely observed Jewish holidays, Passover commemorates the story of the ancient Israelites' deliverance from slavery in Egypt – items on this "seder plate" showcase symbolic foods related to the story. The weeklong holiday always falls during the spring season, based on a biblical commandment: "Guard the month of spring, and make then the Passover offering." 960 1280
Cooper's Hill Cheese-Rolling and WakeCompetitors race down a steep hill -- known as Cooper's Hill, near Gloucester, England -- as they vie for the day's ultimate prize: a round of Double Gloucester cheese. This centuries-old tradition is held on the UK's Spring Bank Holiday, attracting not only locals from the nearby village of Brockworth but also people from all over the world. 960 1280
Holla MohallaOne day after the Hindu festival of Holi, another big spring celebration occurs: Holla Mohalla. During this 3-day Sikh festival, celebrants showcase their martial skills in mock fights (thus, the meaning of the holiday's name) -- and the art of fire breathing, like here on a street in the northwest Indian state of Punjab. The spring festival is also a time when followers reaffirm their dedication to Khalsa Panth (the worldwide community of Sikhs). 960 1280
Cimburijada (Festival of Scrambled Eggs)Eggs, eggs and more eggs -- every year, at the crack of dawn, people from the Bosnian town of Zenica gather by the Bosna River to celebrate the first day of spring. Known as Ciumburijada, or "Festival of Scrambled Eggs," the event begins with the preparation of a traditional breakfast -- or in this case, a super-sized bowl of eggs for the masses. 960 1280
Walpurgis NightNamed after the English missionary Saint Walpurga, this traditional spring festival is celebrated across Central and Northern Europe -- exactly 6 months after All Hallows' Eve. Among the places that hold celebrations (which include dancing and bonfires) is the open-air museum of Skansen in Stockholm, pictured here. 960 1280
Las FallasWhimsical characters, known as fallas, are a familiar sight during this annual 5-day celebration. The origin of one of Spain's most rowdy holidays is uncertain; some say Las Fallas began in the Middle Ages, when artisans burned pieces of wood they'd saved during the winter in celebration of the spring equinox. Over time, under the Catholic Church's influence, the holiday has developed into a celebration to commemorate Saint Joseph. 960 1280
Spring Equinox in TeotihuacánEvery year, on the 20th or 21st of March, thousands of people gather at this enormous, pre-Hispanic archeological site, roughly 30 miles northeast of Mexico City, to celebrate the spring equinox. Between 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., many celebrants climb the 360 steps to the top of Pyramid of the Sun, the largest structure in the area, to get closer to portals of energy. 960 1280
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Missouri Botanical Garden, St. LouisFrom its summer music fest to its holiday flower and train shows, the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis hosts many annual events. But the garden easily stands on its own, with 79 acres of beautiful displays that include a 14-acre Japanese garden, garden founder Henry Shaw's original 1850 estate home, and one of the world's largest collections of rare and endangered orchids. 960 1280
Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, Richmond, VASouthern charm abounds at the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden in Richmond, VA. Its stunning classical domed conservatory houses an orchid collection, as well as an annual butterfly exhibit (Memorial Day weekend through mid-October). A giant accessible tree house is part of the garden's interactive children's area. And in the winter, the garden dazzles with an annual display of more than half a million lights. 960 1280
Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, Columbus, OHLarge greenhouses make visiting Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in Columbus, OH, easy year-round. The conservatory houses more than 400 species of plants in environments that include desert and rain-forest habitats. Seasonal displays of blooms, from colorful bulbs to varieties of conifers and grasses, span the outdoor gardens. There is also a unique glassblowing pavilion for demos and classes. 960 1280
Desert Botanical Garden, PhoenixYou'll quickly dispel any notion of a lifeless and colorless desert landscape when visiting the Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix. With a distinct mission of focusing solely on desert plants, the garden's 145 acres showcase more than 50,000 plants, including a unique collection of cacti. The garden is great to explore year-round, but spring is especially popular for the annual butterfly exhibit and wildflower blooms. 960 1280
ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden, Albuquerque, NMLocated in Albuquerque, NM, on the banks of the Rio Grande, the ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden has 36 acres of gardens to explore along more than 1 1/2 miles of paths. Two popular exhibits are the Japanese garden, which was designed by noted landscape architect Toru Tanaka, and the children's garden, which is guarded by a 14-foot topiary dragon. The BioPark also includes a zoo and aquarium. 960 1280
United States Botanic Garden, Washington, DCOne of the oldest botanical gardens in North America, the United States Botanic Garden was established by Congress in 1820. Located adjacent to the Capitol, this small garden packs a big punch. A conservatory and 2 outdoor areas display a collection of some 65,000 plants, including rare finds such as ferns that date nearly as far back as the garden's founding. Like at the nearby Smithsonian museums, admission is free. 960 1280
San Francisco Botanical Garden, San FranciscoIt's all about the San Francisco Botanical Garden's magnolias from mid-January through March. During this time, nearly 100 rare magnolias erupt in vibrant pink and white flowers. If you miss the magnolias, you can still feast your eyes on a towering redwood grove and rare cloud forest plants. The garden is located in Golden Gate Park, which is also home to a Japanese garden and flower conservatory. 960 1280
Atlanta Botanical Garden, AtlantaTake a 600-foot-long canopy walk among the branches of oaks, hickories and poplars while looking down on native azaleas, camellias, hydrangeas, perennials and bulbs. That's just one of the fantastic ways to experience the Atlanta Botanical Garden. There is also an orchid center, which has the largest collection of orchid species on permanent display in the US; a garden pond filled with aquatic plants; and a children's garden with fountains, sculptures and fun exhibits on botany and ecology. 960 1280
New York Botanical Garden, New York CityYou'll find this 250-acre oasis in the middle of the Big Apple. The New York Botanical Garden's historic, Victorian-style glass house provides a world tour of 11 distinct plant habitats, including a tropical rain forest and desert environments of the Americas and Africa. Two of the garden's major events are its spring orchid exhibit and its winter train show. 960 1280
Chicago Botanic Garden, ChicagoSpanning 26 gardens and 4 natural areas, the Chicago Botanic Garden draws about a million people annually. At nearly 400 acres, it is one of the largest botanical gardens in the US. And its collection of 185 bonsai is one of the best public displays of the miniature masterpieces, with works by bonsai master Susumu Nakamura. Considered a living museum, the garden also does groundbreaking plant conservation research. 960 1280
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Coral Gables, FLSouthern Florida's climate makes for year-round growing at the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden near Miami. Among its gems are rare exotic fruit species, including mangosteens, cacao and vanilla orchids. The 83-acre garden also has a butterfly conservatory that showcases almost 3,000 exotic butterflies. Visitors can watch them hatch and be released into the conservatory. 960 1280
Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, DallasDallas is known as the city that does it big, and the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden doesn't hold back. Its spring flower fest is the largest in the Southwest, featuring more than 500,000 blooms, and in the fall, the garden becomes a pumpkin village, with over 50,000 pumpkins, gourds and squash. The 8-acre children's area includes more than 150 interactive games and a 20-foot-high waterfall. 960 1280
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The September 3rd, 2013 edition of daily news for the Los Angeles Angels including Angels could drop Anaheim from name, what happened to Josh Hamilton and much more... The Story: The Angels are working on a stadium renovation deal that would keep the team in Anaheim, but drop the "of Anaheim from the team name. The Monkey Says: Good riddance. I've always preferred the Anaheim Angels because of the geographical accuracy and alliteration, but if Arte is going to insist on hte Los Angeles thing, then losing the punchline that is "of Anaheim" seemed like an inevitable product of these negotiations. Now, if these renovations can also include replacing the plastic rocks in center field and we'll really be making progress. The Story: What happened to Josh Hamilton? The Monkey Says: There are a lot of theories thrown around here but the weight loss angle seems like it has some real legs. That only really explains why the ball doesn't go as far when he makes quality contact and not so much the reduction in quality contact. My belief is that he is just a weird and complicated guy and his struggles last year combined with the drama surrounding his move to the Angels messed with his head and got compounded further when he fell on his face out of the gate. Dipoto says he still believes in him, but I am fairly convinced he has gone the Vernon Wells route. The Story: Johnny Narron believes Josh Hamilton will turn things around. The Monkey Says: As his former accountability partner Narron is decidedly biased, but he does know him better than a lot of people including a certain blogger who just said he thinks Josh Hamilton is Vernon Wells. The Story: The Angels recalled Ryan Brasier. The Monkey Says: With all of their top three affiliates in the playoffs, the Halos apparently felt Brasier was the only guy that those teams could spare. More should be on their way soon, but it isn't like there is anyone worth getting excited about unless they want to drop some guys off the 40-man roster to add Cron or Lindsey so that they can sit on the bench for a month. The Story: The disappointing season has taken a toll on Mike Scioscia. The Monkey Says: He probably isn't going to find a lot of sympathy though. In fact, people are probably more interested in finding out if he'll pay with the ultimate toll of his job. The Story: Why Mike Trout's defense is down in 2013. The Monkey Says: Guys have bad defensive seasons, or just seasons that reflect poorly in certain systems. I don't think anyone is going to actually take those metrics to mean Trout isn't a good defender. The Story: Arte Moreno should share his vision of the future with Mike Trout. The Monkey Says: Well, yeah, it couldn't hurt with getting him to sign an extension, but stroking his ego is all they should do. The last thing the Angels need to do is start giving yet another voice some say in the already tumultuous internal politics. The Story: Why we should have known the Angels would be so disappointing. The Monkey Says: Nobody knew the pitching was going to be this bad. That being said, even if it had performed up to expectations, the Angels probably still wouldn't have been legitimate playoff contenders. The Story: A look at infield prospect Ismael Dionicio. The Monkey Says: This is an odd one to even do a profile one. I can't figure out for the life of me why one would be excited over a kid who took until his age 21 season to get out of the Dominican Summer League and has shown absolutely no power whatsoever and even according to the profile probably isn't going to be a special defensive player up the middle. [follow]
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Microsoft Silverlight 5 is a rich application framework for creating high-performance, cross-platform desktop and mobile applications. In this course, author Walt Ritscher demonstrates how to build a variety of applications in Silverlight, with particular focus on building compelling business applications and delivering premium video and audio content. Developers will work with the C# programming language and Visual Studio Professional, as well as Expression Blend, a tool that simplifies creation of the interactive user interfaces expected in modern-day applications.
In this movie, I want to talk about storing data on the local computer; more explicitly, I want to show you how to store data in local files. The location for the files depends on several criteria. If you can get the user's explicit permission via the Open File dialog or the Save File dialog, your Silverlight app can write to local stories just like any other desktop application. Application files are commonly stored without a user prompt, however. Let's say you need to make a temporary file to store the audio stream from the user's microphone.
This temp file serves as a buffer or backup for the recording session. Saving this data into a file will happen without user intervention. Most operating systems restrict where an app can save files, and the operating system takes special precautions with web applications. Granting web applications unfettered access to the file system is sure to put your computer in jeopardy. To solve this dilemma, Silverlight uses isolated storage. Isolated storage provides a safe isolated file area.
By isolated, I mean that it is set aside from the normal user file path. Isolation also means that each Silverlight application gets its own secluded data store. So to summarize: you can store data and files on the local computer, either directly to the local hard drive with the user's permission or you can store to the hard drive without the user's permissions, which you can only use isolated storage. There is one other exception to the rule. If you run your application with elevated trust, you can access the users' documents folders--like their music and picture folder--without user involvement.
For this demonstration, I'm going to use a Visual Studio. I have opened a solution called StoringDataOnTheClient. This solution contains two projects: RememberingUserSettings and StoringDataOnTheClient. What I would like to do with this remembering user settings is to remember which one of these tabs the user has selected when they leave the Silverlight application. To do that, I had to write a little bit of code. Here I am wiring up an event handler for the TabControlSelectionChanged event.
When the user picks a new tab, my code will run in this method. One of things I like about Silverlight is that application-level settings are automatically stored in isolated storage. All I need to do is go to IsolatedStorageSettings.ApplicationSettings and provide a key value and then assign my piece of data. In this case, I am assigning the SelectedIndex of the tabControl. This FavTab is coming from here, this constant string value. Once, I put the information in there, I call save to persist to the hard drive.
Notice that I didn't have to check if the file exists first; Silverlight handles that for me. When the user comes back to my Silverlight application, the MainPage_Loaded event will fire. What I'm doing here is verifying that the application settings contains my information. If it is there, then I go in and get the information I stored, which was in integer value, and I place it in this variable. Once it's in the variable, I then assign it to this SelectedIndex of the tabControl. Let's see this in action.
Press F5 to run the application. I select the Adventure tab, and then I quit the application and restart it. Success! I'm now on the Adventure tab. Next, I'd like to talk about saving your own files, not just application-level settings. To do that, I'm going to go to the StoringDataOnTheClient project. I'm going to right-click on it and make it the StartUp Project, so that the next time I run the application it will use the correct project.
And then I'm going to go down and look at MainPage.xaml. My first demo is going to look at how you might save information into isolated storage. In this example, I am simulating the user clicking on the Save button. I'm going to come down here and get the location for the IsolatedStorage. I don't know the name of the directory where my files are stored, so I have to go to Silverlight and ask for the application store. That's what I'm doing here, GetUserStoreForApplication. So it's per my application, and it's per each user that is using my application.
Next, I check to make sure the directory in the isolated store exists. And if it does, I check for a file. If the file does not exist, then I create the file and then once I create the file, I do my normal file saving work here. Later, when I want to retrieve the information, I get the UserStoreForTheApplication, verify that the Directory and the FileExists, open the file, and then do my file retrieval. Remember, I said you could store in other locations as long as you ask the user for permission.
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Click to save on the local system. I'll type a new note here, "This is my note," and click on Save. It prompts me to save it. I'm going to call this one demonote, and then I will click on Save. Next, to open it, I will click Open Notes. I will choose demonote and there you can see my text. For the last example, I will click on the Open Image from Local. I'm in my Documents folder. Here I have a png file called grapes.png. Click on Open and there it is.
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Pastry Cream for Souffle
- Yield: Makes about 1 cup
Source: Martha Stewart Living, December/January 1998/1999
- 3 large egg yolks
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 cup milk
- 1 vanilla bean, split in half lengthwise
Have ready an ice bath. In a medium bowl, whisk egg yolks with 2 tablespoons sugar and flour until light and pale; set aside.
Place milk and remaining 2 tablespoons sugar in a medium saucepan. Scrape in vanilla seeds; add pod. Bring mixture to a boil. Pour approximately half of just-boiling mixture over reserved egg mixture; whisk to combine. Pour the milk-egg mixture back into the saucepan. Return to a boil, whisking constantly. Cook 2 to 3 minutes.
Pour pastry cream into a medium bowl, and remove vanilla pod. Set bowl over ice bath until chilled.
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Estado de Oaxaca Things to Do
Santo Domingo Church
Iglesia de Santo Domingo is an impressive Church in Oaxaca worth visiting. It is a Catholic Church of Dominican order. It took 200 years to construct. Restoration began in 1993 and completed in 1999 and the interior is decorated with more than 60 sheets of 23.5-karat gold leaf and filled with paintings and statues from the best artist of that time...more
Street Life
Stroll in the streets of Oaxaca and taking photograph of street vendors can be fun because they are so many of them. Make sure ask permission before you take a shot. The vendor would appreciate more if you buy their food. I did try the Tamales, empanadas and steam corn in a cup it's more like a desert because it was sweet but not sure of the name....more
Monte Alban
on 19th februari 2008 iwalked from my hostel to hotel Rivera del Angel at Mina 518 between the streets diaz ordaz and mier y teran. here booked a van for 38 pesos return. low season first goes at 9.00. took 15 minutes. entrance 48 pesos video 35 pesos. walked for 2 hours a bit more had been better. then went to the museum for 15 minutes. had to be...more
Tree of Tule
El Tule's ancient ahuehuete (water cypress) tree is reputed to have the largest girth of any tree on earth. It may be, it may not - one thing is for sure - it is one big tree: 58 metres around - that's getting on for 200 feet!! It is also incredibly old - possibly as much as 3,000 years - that means it was already growing when nearby Monte Alban...more
Cultural Museum
Textile Museum (Museo Textil de Oaxaca), is interesting Museum. It exhibits diversity of textiles done by the indigenous people. The main aim of the museum is the conservation of the textile heritage, restoration and preservation of the traditional woven cloth. There's a shop, which you can buy books, cloth, material and souvenir. Admission is...more
Jardin Etnobotanico
I think it is a scam but maybe people who have a lot of intrest dont find it. i took pictures of the botanica garden from the balconies at the cultural centre. from there i walked to the entrance of botanica and found out you can only go there by a guide. information i wrote down VISITS ONLY WITH GUIDE in english only on tuesday, thursday and...more
Well, that's one theory put forward by archaeologists about the grand complex of palaces at Mitla. There's some evidence to support this theory - it is known that this was the burial place of Zapotec kings and heroes (Mexicans knew this place as Mictlan meaning "Inframundo" - the Place of the Dead)and the evidence of burials found here points to...more
Beach activities. These beaches are still relatively undiscovered, which makes for great photos, walks, swims, etc. You will not see the hordes of people and construction common in the northern beaches of Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta, etc.more
Valley of Oaxaca
The Valley of Oaxaca is a geographic region located within the modern day State of Oaxaca. The valley, which is located within the Sierra Madre Mountains, is shaped like a distorted and almost upside-down "Y".The Valley of Oaxaca was home to the Zapotec civilization, one of the earliest complex societies in Mesoamerica, and the later Mixtec...more
Sierra Madre del Sur
Oaxaca is located in the Centro District in the Central Valleys region of the state, in the foothills of the Sierra Madre at the base of the Cerro del Fortín extending to the banks of the Atoyac River. The Sierra Madre de Oaxaca is a mountain range in southern Mexico. It begins at Pico de Orizaba and extends in a southeasterly direction for 300 km...more
SANTO DOMINGO de GUZMAN
Much larger than the Cathedral of Oaxaca, this former convent is also more lavish. Built between the 15th and 16th Centuries, and used for many purposes over the year,including being occupied by the Army from 1860 until its return in 1993, by Presidential agreement, and under petition of the Government to the citizens of Oaxaca to be used for...more
Build Your Own Meal at the MERCADO
In the markets off the central square in Oaxaca, there are places which display many types of meats and vegetables from which you make your selection; then they are cooked right there, barbecue style and you find a nearby table, order drinks and chow down!!Great way to share a meal with a local family, if it is a busy time and you get a large...more
The Pre-Columbian site of Monte Albán was the capital city of the Zapotec civilization of central Mexico, founded about 500 BC, and it was continuously occupied until at least 700 AD. At times it is said to have been home to about 25,000 people.A guide is assigned to groups as they arrive, who will provide a lot of information as you tour the...more
See Ancient Design Rugs Made
Outside of town there are a number of small, family-owned factories where rugs have been made in the ancient ways are produced. Many are totally 'organic' and use dyes from the local flora and the weave of the rugs lasts forever!!They can show you the process and have a display of many sizes, colors, styles --- difficult to resist!I did not and am...more
Browsing the MERCADOS
Just off the main Zocalo, there are several huge Mexican Mercados; each one having more than the senses can handle, so you need to go back more than once! Great for tasting the foods, have a cool drink, find lots and lots of regalos (gifts) to take home, and enjoy people watching of many cultures.more
Another Bohemian Beach...
Zipolite...or Playa Zipolite is just a short drive by colectivos down the road form San Augustinio.....I didnt spend too much time here at all....just a couple of hours and a quick pop in one of the seas side bars....its a popular backpackers destination with LOADS of cheap accomodation.Again caution.....the riptides and undertows are TREACHEROUS!!more
The Pause the REFRESHES....
This little joint was a bit of a walk for us to get to but we liked it....and the beer was always so cold and tasted so good after a walk or a drive in and out of the closest banking town...Potchutla....It was run normaly by kids and we always managed a few laughs with them...they were probably laughing at our LOUSY Spanish...more
Check out the Fishermen...
Its actually quite fun to watch the guys getting they're boats launched through the surf...its ALL HANDS ON DECK...and then some...it takes quite a few of them to get the boats out!This is how the day started for the guys selling fish to the local restaurants..more
Guelaguetza - Last two weeks of July
After the recent political instability in Oaxaca, I read that the Guelaguetza festival/celebration is back for 2007. This event is big in Mexico and people come from all over the place to Oaxaca, Oaxaca to celebrate it. When I was living in Oaxaca in 2004, I remember that you have to book your stay at least 6 months in advance or you will not have...more
Benito Juarez
Benito Juarez was a famous ex-president of Mexico. He was also born in Oaxaca. His birthplace is available for viewing with a small donation.more
Barro Negro / Alebrije
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I'm going to get the rest of the things you pointed out and a couple extra things I want to try later.
I'm going to get the rest of the things you pointed out and a couple extra things I want to try later.
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For me, as a resto druid, I find it vital to see;
- Incoming/active heals.
- Is there already a Rejuvenation- or Regrowth dot on the target?
1. So I dont apply any heals/dots to a target that immediately will get topped of, saving mana.
2. So I can apply my Swiftmend on their dot, saving mana and a gcd.
1) incoming heals is something i have to do, but it's really simple to activate them in oUF; i'm just keeping them as last step since i want the layout defined. Anyway they will be present for sure in final release (probably with an option to eventually disable the since not everyone likes them).
2) didn't thought of that since i don't play healer anyway since i check from who the spell is cast, it should be easy to make a double check; keep in mind that the swiftmendable icon will appear when you can swiftmend a target independently if the hot is yours or not; just the timers are your heals. Tell me if this is fine (from what you say you are interested in knowing if a target is swiftmendable or not, which is provided).
Disclaimer: i don't have highlvl healers to try every spell so for most of the images i manually inster a number and usually it's not colored.
But thinking more logical here, you get more information out of it by having it show health deficit instead of health percentage.
This is due to the fact that you're technically already getting the percentage information by just looking at the health bar. If it's down to half, you know it's 50%, and so forth.
Good luck with your raid frames. It's an eternal problem of WoW as a healer, because you want as much information on them as possible; but you want to avoid cluttering them.
I've been thinking about this idea for a while now, not sure if I'll do it (or if I even can with ElvUI. My lua is crap). Whipped up a small picture in photoshop.
- All text is placeholder.
- All colors are placeholder.
- Short buffs placement is placeholder (maybe).
- Everything is scaled up in the picture, obviously.
- I might toy around with different borders, 1px black borders are boring me.
Rip it to shreds.
So, the suggestion is that when you go to create the borders for your health and power bars, connect the borders where they overlap so as to maintain an unbroken border throughout the entire unit frame. This will keep it from looking like its just stuff stacked on top of each other with some things up front and other things in back.
Excited to see where your Ui progress to
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This is making me want to re-remake my Epiphany UI again, too.
Oh god that was posted two years ago. I like to think that I've grown artistically since then, hah.
This is the one I'm using at the moment, it's elvUI just changed it a bit.
Not the best but I like it, has sort of a clean feeling to it in my opinion.
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Ok i got it mostly sorted, some things refuse to line up and no matter what they end up either having to be 1px too long or short or have 2px border. (castbar and aurabars)
Also the same issue REALLY happens on the raid frames and finding that right width+height+spacing+location is very very annoying. (would be a lot easier with PixelMode style borders i think)
Ignore the actual unit frame and castbar i use (stuf unit frames and gnosis) upper unit frame and raid frames are ElvUI's.
Atm it's all about choices. And unfortunately i cannot please everyone. Maybe i could add an option to choose the way the text is displayed, it shouldn't be a problem and it's the better solution i can come out.
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If you're the only druid healer, you won't see other hots anyway.
I think i'll stick with current design - it's more on the line with the rest of the UI.
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Messinger's ebook 11 Days in May: The Conversation That Will Change Your Life, published by Waterfront Digital Press and created by Vook, uses Democrasoft's unique new WeJIT technology to allow readers to communicate directly with the author and with each other, from topic-based discussions within the ebook. These discussions are made possible with author-embedded links in the ebook that connect readers and authors in an embedded online discussion space where they can engage with each other in various types of structured discussions.
The award-winning book was written over the course of eleven days in May 2012, hence the title 11 Days in May. When envisioning the ebook, "I was inspired to create a total immersion experience," says Messinger. "What that meant I wasn't exactly sure, I just knew that I needed to somehow make 11 Days in May not just an engaging book, but an interactive story."
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Officials from the U.S. Postal Service will discuss a proposal to move some mail processing from their Oxnard facility to another facility in Santa Clarita and hear public comments at a meeting set for Aug. 5.
Consolidating some of the work in Santa Clarita could save the post office an estimated $1.8 million, according to Rich Maher, a spokesman for the federal agency.
The plan is one of 24 similar consolidation plans across the country, meant to save money and improve efficiency, Maher said.
"This will give the public, customers and employees a chance to hear the plan and give their input," Maher said.
The meeting will be from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Oxnard Performing Arts and Convention Center.
A decision to consolidate outgoing mail processing with the facility in Santa Clarita, 46 miles away, has not yet been made, but the idea has gotten sharp criticism from the union representing affected workers.
The proposal would mean about 60 of the 175 career workers at the Oxnard facility will have their jobs moved to Santa Clarita. Another 20 workers will be transferred to different jobs in the area. Earlier this month, members of the Channel Islands Area Local for the American Postal Workers Union gathered about 750 signatures on a petition asking that Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-California, nix the proposal, said Roberta Molloy, president of the local union.
On top of the impact to area workers, Molloy said, the plan would mean more traffic on local roads, as workers are forced to commute out of the area and local mail is first sent out of the area and then trucked back in. That could end up delaying the delivery of mail sent from the ZIP codes that start with 930 — most of the southern portion of Ventura County — to other addresses within the same ZIP code, she said.
"First they'd truck it 46 miles to Santa Clarita and then they'd have to truck it all the way back," Molloy said.
Maher said the 24-hour work schedule would mean little to no delay in delivery. He noted a decision has not yet been made on whether to consolidate the work.
Maher said the agency has been hit with a huge decline in mail volume and revenue. According to the Postal Service, first-class mail dropped by 9 billion pieces last year, or 4.5 percent of the total volume. In the first quarter of this year it dropped by 14.7 percent from the same period last year.
While the plan is meant to save money, union officials said the cost of having to relocate many of the employees may end up eating away at those potential savings.
The public meeting will be in the Oxnard Room of the Oxnard Performing Arts & Convention Center, 800 Hobson Way.
There is an Aug. 20 deadline for public comment on the plan.
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Posted: August 4, 2014 at 1:30 a.m.
BELLA VISTA -- Kent Early had good reasons to be optimistic when Bentonville's boys golf coach thought he would have four players return from a team that finished as the Class 7A state runnerup last year.
Bentonville High School 2014 Golf Schedule
2014 Golf Match Schedule
Aug. 5^at Springdale Har-Ber Invitational (girls)
Aug. 6^at Springdale Invitational (boys)
Aug. 19^Springdale High (boys only)*
Aug. 21^at Springdale Har-Ber
Aug. 28^Fayetteville!
Sept. 2^at Fayetteville
Sept. 4^Rogers Heritage
Sept. 6^ at Conway Invitational
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HOUSTON (AP) Houston Rockets coach Kevin McHale took a leave of absence on Saturday to deal with a family matter. The team announced the move and said assistant coach Kelvin Sampson will be in charge while McHale is out. Sampson said McHale called him Saturday afternoon and asked him to coach the team. "Hopefully whatever the family matter is, it gets taken care of," Sampson said. "That's the most important thing." There is no timetable for the return of the second-year coach and Hall of Fame player. Rockets general manager Daryl Morey didn't provide any further details on the specifics of the situation, but expressed his concern for McHale. "Kevin is a devoted family man who is needed back home in Minnesota at the moment," Morey said. "The Rockets organization will keep Kevin and his family in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time." Sampson said he addressed the players in a film session Saturday afternoon and that he hopes they can use this setback as a posit...
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Posted on December 18, 2011 with 1 CommentWith the holiday season upon us, it brings up a host of feelings regarding giving and getting, wanting and needing, and our relationships with material goods. It's ok to want stuff; just as it feels good to give stuff and get the satisfaction of seeing someone's joy at a gift you gave them. The key for me in keeping it all in check is examining my motives behind wanting to give or get something. If I want a new pair of skis because I think it will make me look more cool in front of my friends, perhaps it's not the right reason to get new skis. Or if I want to give someone a present because I think it will make them like me more, maybe I should re-think. But giving and getting is awesome, and now's the time to celebrate that and do it in the right ways! It all comes back to that old adage, "it's the thought that counts," and the more thought I put into giving and getting, the better it seems to work out. Speaking of wanting things--how awesome are these? I mean, seriously. click the photo to go the NYT article and read more.
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mymindsock has a pretty good handle on it. There is no real definition of a cafe racer. So opinions on what is and what isn't are abit silly. Although I'd think it did need more than just low handlebars but maybe not. That's just my meaningless silly opinion. In 60's England where the term started they could either be stripped down for speed street bikes or bikes made up to mimic the racers and cruise or race from cafe to coffee bars and back.
I really don't think that what youre saying and what I said are the same thing and I probably wouldnt agree with you.
I said:
"Cafe racers were built for high speed runs from cafe to cafe."
What I meant was: " If you don't build or modify your bike to make it capable of high speed (100+ mph) runs on demand, it isnt a cafe racer.
I also said:
"Back in the day, just as today, not all of the guys who were part of the scene had the skills, the cash or the creativity build a true Cafe Racer, so they made due with a short seat, hacksawed fenders, maybe a fairing, loud pipes and rear sets if they had the dosh
Yes, at some time or another everyone wants to look like thier heros and fit into the "In crowd". If that means trying to transform some worn out hack, into something that mimics a Racer, then so-be-it. It gets you accepted. You can hang out. It provides you with an identity and something of a family. It's kinda like the street gangs today, without the drugs and guns. (But youre still riding a poser bike.)
Finally I said:
"Most Cafe bikes could easily be refered to as "Poser bikes" but that would just piss people off and really.. It's only a hobby."
The difference between someones recent "Barn find BMW" thats had a bob job and a real Cafe racer is similar to the difference between that same bike and a real racer. A true CR is a purpose built bike,
that has taken it's form because of function, not just style
and that can crank out some speed and handling when necessary.
Probably the closest thing to a CR being built today, would be some of the European high performance Streetfighters. Those bikes embody the creativity and attitude of the cafe racers and they can back it up with performance that the period tuner bike riders could only dream about.
I guess that the important thing to remember is that "It's only a hobby". The Ace Cafe in London is 70 years old!! Do what you want, call it whatever makes sense to you and ride your bike. That is, unless you happen to be one of those "Lifestyle" sops, who dresses up like a 1950's Rock-a-billy Brit for every bike show and cultivates his duck tail in between. Thats shits pathetic... Loll!!
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then you got the illusion of minimizing ang maxizing the tab navigator.. please do add some more effects of your desire..
Hope this gives you a idea on it..
Forget how it looks at first. Create a button that simply hides the TabNavigator. I'm sure there are plenty of tutorials out there on how to animate show/hide. Once you have that, move the button where you want it and style it as you wish.
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Two Santa Clarita grocery stores set to be converted to the Haggen brand will close for two days – 46 hours – each this month to rebrand and restock the stores, said a spokesperson for the firm.
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California's high speed rail project could affect the Vista Canyon master-planned community on Santa Clarita's east side - but the developer Tuesday wished Gov. Jerry Brown luck with the mess that has become of requirements associated with the California Environmental Quality Act.
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XIII: some levels rendered all black (but the sky)
Hi all,
I'm trying to make the game XIII run under Wine, it works almost perfectly, but the scene of two levels are rendered totally black, one can only see the sky. :(
Bug report at WineHQ: http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30194
Any help in debugging, providing a workaround, or a fix, would be greatly appreciated. This game is truely excellent, and this bug seems to be the only real annoyance with running it under Linux.
Thanks for your attention,
Re: XIII: some levels rendered all black (but the sky)
Does it help if you execute this before running the game?
export force_s3tc_enable=true
That fixes glitches like black areas for me in some apps.
Re: XIII: some levels rendered all black (but the sky)
No it doesn't help. That's a Mesa trick, no? The nVidia proprietary driver supports S3TC just fine I suppose.
Also, the problematic level is something like the 12th in the game, everything works fine before that. Lack of S3TC support would most probably be noticeable much earlier.
Anyway, thanks for this suggestion.
Regards, Pierre.
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Can this be used with a MacBook Air and a 27" LED Cinema Display?
If I plug this in to the USB port on a 27" LED Cinema Display, will my MacBook Air be able to use it when connected to the monitor?
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Yes. I'm using the same setup right now (27" 2010 Cinema Display with 2011 MBA.)
It worked flawlessly me and was very easy to setup. I've got the CD connected to the MBA via the Thunderbolt and USB ports. The USB Ethernet adapter is connected to the USB port behind the CD. It works well to conceal excess wires.
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|30 Milliliter (2 Tablespoon)
If possible have all the ingredients at room temperature, as eggs taken straight from the refrigerator tend to curdle.
Beat the egg yolks with the mustard, salt and pepper until they become creamy in colour.
Gradually beat in half the oil, drop by drop, until the sauce is thick and shiny.
Beat in half of the vinegar or lemon juice, then beat in the remaining oil, a little more quickly.
Beat in the remaining vinegar or lemon juice.
If you want to thin the mayonnaise down a little, add some lemon juice, a little single cream or 15-30 ml./1-2 tablespoons hot water.
Thick mayonnaise may be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for about two weeks.
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Thick Mayonnaise Recipe