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Survivor 30: The Search For Someone Likeable.
As I watched tonight's episode of Survivor, I found myself wondering if there was anybody on the beach who was, at this point, remotely likable. At this point, I find myself liking Tyler and Sierra almost be default. Neither one of them says much and that makes them a nice change for everyone else in the Merica Tribe.
Before tonight's episode, I would have said that I liked Will but tonight, we saw a new side of Will. I understand why Will was mad. As a result of being the first to bid at the annual Survivor auction, Will was given the location of a secret stash of food. He could have kept it all for himself but instead, he decided to share with everyone else.
So, of course, everyone decided that Will must have been holding out on them and the only reason he gave them the food was to distract them from whatever else it was that he had been given.
Interestingly enough, even though Mike was the one who started the rumors, Will blamed Shirin. He went off Shirin and soon, he went from insulting her as a player to insulting her as an individual. I've made no secret of the fact that I don't like Shirin but even I started to feel sorry for her.
At the immunity challenge, Will requested to get a letter from home. (The letters were offered up as a prize at the Survivor auction. Since Will was back at the camp digging up his food stash at the time, Will was the only one who didn't get a chance to even bid on his letter.) Will offered to sit out the immunity challenge in return for the letter.
Jeff asked if anyone had any objections.
Shirin raised her hand. I understand that Shirin was mad but I still think that was a stupid move on her part. If someone's willing to give up immunity, you let him do it.
But no matter! Neither Will nor Shirin won immunity. Instead, it was won by Mike. And Mike was lucky to win because if he hadn't, he probably would have had to sacrifice his immunity idol in order to not be sent to the jury. As we saw at the start of tonight's program, Rodney is plotting to get rid of Mike. Of course, Rodney decided to talk to everyone about his plan while Mike was apparently standing two feet away.
(And, of course, this led to Mike having a meltdown after the Survivor auction and confronting Rodney on his scheming. Mike is a surprisingly strong player but sometimes, he still does incredibly stupid things.)
With Mike winning immunity, the tribe voted out Jenn instead. It wasn't a particularly surprising situation. Personally, I would have preferred to have seen Jenn voted out last week. Joe probably could have won immunity this week and forced the rest of the tribe to choose between Rodney and Mike.
At tribal, Shirin talked about her abusive childhood. Will said that it didn't matter. And it was, at this point, that I pretty much lost whatever respect that I once had for Will. Ever since the season began, I assumed that Will was a likable guy who would probably be one of the last people sent to the jury. But after tonight's episode, Will showed himself to be no better than Rodney or Dan.
Speaking of Dan, he won an advantage at the Survivor Auction and I'm not happy about it. He has an extra vote. Which is to say that, if he chooses to, he can cast not one but two votes at some future tribal council. I think that's an unnecessary complication.
Plus, I can't stand Dan.
So, to sum up, Jenn is now on the jury with Joe and Hali, Rodney and Mike are enemies, Will and Dan are jerks, Shirin is still annoying but I do have a little more sympathy for her than I did earlier, Carolyn is content to go along with the majority, and Sierra and Tyler are — well, they're there.
And I have to admit that there's a part of me that really thinks that Tyler might end up sneaking into the final three? Why? Because for someone who never does anything, he certainly gets a lot of closeups. It's as if the editors are trying to make sure that we don't forget that Tyler is there.
We'll see what happens!
Lisa Marie


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First trailer for 'Moneyball' shows off Pitt as Redford and a serious Jonah Hill
Last night, when I introduced a special screening of "Attack The Block" at the Arclight in Hollywood, they ended up showing two trailers in front of the film. One was that crazy "Girl With The Dragon Tattoo" trailer, which plays as a total assault on the senses in the theater.
The other was the just released trailer for "Moneyball," the first glimpse we've gotten at the new movie by Bennett Miller, and I'm surprised by just how much I liked the trailer in general.
I've had some real questions about how they're going to turn the book into a movie, and I'm not sure how this subject matter translates to something that will travel around the world. One of the most fundamental questions is how you make a movie like this out of a story that doesn't have a Hollywood-approved happy ending.

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Crane & TurtleAugust 12, 2014Japanese • Washington, United States
Hamachi Tataki
Excellent martinis, charcuterie, and roasted shishito peppers
Excellent coffee, teas, and healthier prepared but tasty food
Extensive menu, solid if not inspired food
Excellent farm to table/New American cuisine with service to match (although expensive)
Nice facility, excellent service, free drinks, and free Sunday NYTs
Closest Skyline to DAY -- great service and consistently excellent coneys and 4-ways
Excellent ribs and pulled pork; brisket was far too dry. Hot bbq sauce is very tasty.
Excellemt beer and even better food. Offer samplers if you want to check out a little of everything.
Really good Vietnamese and Thai cuisine -- skip the Chinese offerings
Franchisee operator, so renter beware. For example, the telephone number on the rental agreement is only answered Monday-Friday; only VM on Saturday or Sunday.
Convenient but a dump; vendors gouge on prices
Seaweed salad with salmon skin is spot on
Worth it for the chips and salsa alone
Beautiful architecture; accessible and not too crowded
Gets ridiculously crowded as it is far too small, particularly when there are delays. Also, bathrooms get filthy and are cleaned on an insufficient schedule.


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Leave Comments Below or not:- --RomArtus*Imperator ® (Orate) 20:20, August 6, 2015 (UTC)
edit Catching up
Good morning, I see we are back in business and it looks like Spike kindly sorted the poopsmithing. I was expecting a backlog of un patrolled edits and was here to volunteer assistance but they are cleared too. I am handing over my ship in about an hour and going on leave, is there anything remaining you or Spike need help with this afternoon to catch up? --EStop (talk) 10:04, July 22, 2015 (UTC)
- Ah..missed the message..so I guess you have gone on leave. Handing over your ship? Are you a captain in the Queen's Navy??--RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 10:23, July 22, 2015 (UTC)
- Nothing quite so splendid! My command is more of a self-propelled floating construction site, you know, riggers, crane ops, "hero rock".--EStop (talk) 21:07, July 23, 2015 (UTC)
edit The Who
I've got a new version of The Who article on my userspace. Could you go over it and see if it's good enough to replace the current article? I took bits from the old article and distilled them, then combined them with the new article.--EpicWinner (talk) 22:35, July 22, 2015 (UTC)
- Ok, will do. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 07:23, July 23, 2015 (UTC)
- Same problem as with the Star Wars article. You have created an extension of a featured article. I can see some re-use of material and the basic joke - Doctor Who/The Who - remains. Now, saying all this, there was a featured article that was changed/extended. It was also about a band. Let me see if can recover the article's name and the discussion at the time. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 15:44, July 23, 2015 (UTC)
- Yes was "brought up-to-date" earlier this year. Spıke 15:51 23-Jul-15
- Odd, it is not showing in the article's history. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 16:05, July 23, 2015 (UTC)
- Oh...it should be Yes (band)! --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 16:06, July 23, 2015 (UTC)
- Odd, it is not showing in the article's history. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 16:05, July 23, 2015 (UTC)
- Sorry! Yes. Spıke 16:46 23-Jul-15
- Yes was "brought up-to-date" earlier this year. Spıke 15:51 23-Jul-15
- Same problem as with the Star Wars article. You have created an extension of a featured article. I can see some re-use of material and the basic joke - Doctor Who/The Who - remains. Now, saying all this, there was a featured article that was changed/extended. It was also about a band. Let me see if can recover the article's name and the discussion at the time. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 15:44, July 23, 2015 (UTC)
Now that you looked at the Yes article, do you think mine can be arranged? Also, do you recommend linking years (e.g. 1964, 1965) or not?--EpicWinner (talk) 17:36, July 23, 2015 (UTC)
- We are in the business of parodying Wikipedia. Wikipedia does not make links of year numbers (as in 1964), and therefore we do not either; this is also why we don't add excess capital letters to page titles and section headings. Wikipedia reasons that, reading that something happened in 1964, it is rare that a reader needs to go directly to a page describing everything else that happened in 1964. That is not helping the reader; that is free-association on drugs.
- I haven't looked at Yes (band) in a long time. The issue, then and now, is that when an author is voted to the website main page, his work is preserved against latter-day attempts to "do it better." Anyone can try to deal with the subject matter better, but no one ought to try to rewrite that exact page. This is sometimes a shame, as there are some crappy pages in our FA list.
- I haven't looked at your recent edits, except one, which I thought was on the obscene side. Writing about MOTHERFUCKING SNAKES, even if Samuel Jackson is in play, amuses you more than the reader, who will see it as mechanical repetition of a stereotype. Spıke 18:01 23-Jul-15
Romartus, thank you for commenting further to EpicWinner, as he either ignored the above or defied it, including with stylistic edits to the said FA Yes (band). Regarding his other edits, he may have disavowed his earlier work, but a lot of what he is doing nightly here is still stuck in the developmental phase called "Watch Me Rant!" As you egged him on, please serve as his de facto adoptor. Spıke 13:42 24-Jul-15
- The odd thing is, EpicWinner never writes on his own talk page. OK, I will keep an eye out. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 13:45, July 24, 2015 (UTC)
edit The Who and Yes (Part 2)
I see there is a fundamental problem with feature re-write or extension. Looking at the Yes (band) example. The original article was by Thehallway in 2010. It was featured and came in at 36,600 bytes. In 2014 M00rglade asked to add some extra info. Because we were not really paying attention, the article length went to 69,760 bytes - essentially doubling it in size. This is not to say the extra info was good or bad but I think this has set a precedent. So...do we revert all that work or at least copy the existing Yes article and revert it back to 2010 status or come up with a new definition of 'adding' to a featured article (my emphasis). This would therefore also apply to the Who article reworking by EpicWinner. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 18:02, July 25, 2015 (UTC)
- I was paying attention (at the start!) and told him he could add to the article, as Yes continued to release new albums and then went on that worldwide Walkers and Iron Lungs Tour. The relative increment is not an issue; it could be that the latter-day albums deserve that many words. If M00rglade has reworked or restyled the original feature, that is a problem.
- Likewise, again, EpicWinner is free to write another article about The Who, and we have many ways of pointing readers of the FA to his sequel — but not to replace or supplant the FA.
- That is our rule. I would be willing to reconsider our trophy case that protects FAs, as many of them are from our era in which we featured copycat articles that did nothing other than admit an Uncyclopedian to a clique. I am also eager to rewrite 2006 FA Martin Van Buren so that it is about something other than a guy who hit me up for twenty bucks in the locker room and who looks like shit. But I don't think any other Admin agrees with me. Spıke 18:31 25-Jul-15
- I think M00rglade got carried away so I will consider a cut back on some of that. Otherwise, I would prefer we stick to the Featured Articles receiving protection from excessive re-editing or replacing unless the active community wills it. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 20:47, July 25, 2015 (UTC)
edit A Clarification
I just want to clarify that I was the one who created the Mod section on the Minecraft page, and all I was doing with that minor edit was adding a mob that I forgot was in Minecraft. If you think it is unfunny, why didn't you just edit it rather than delete it alltogether? (Profile) (SPEAK!) 16:35, July 26, 2015 (UTC)
- Yes, I now see it is your article. Apologies. We have a recent spate of users changing featured articles (see EpicWinner) that were not the original author/inspirer of them. Since I have never played Minecraft, I wasn't sure if the edit was adding anything or not. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 07:26, July 27, 2015 (UTC)
It's okay, but its not my article, just that one section. 220.127.116.11 13:25, July 27, 2015 (UTC)
- In fact I see it is by Frosty, an irregular visitor to these shores. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 15:29, July 27, 2015 (UTC)
And please excuse me for going into "anon" mode earlier, I had some difficulties logging in. (Profile) (SPEAK!) 19:54, July 27, 2015 (UTC)
edit ROBLOX
Why did you redirect the ROBLOX page to Vanity? Nobody can see it now! (Profile) (SPEAK!) 19:53, July 27, 2015 (UTC)
- No problem, users have had a lot of loggin issues with the database merger between Uncyclopedia and Wikia. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 20:13, July 27, 2015 (UTC)
But why is ROBLOX redirected? (I wrote that article) (Profile) (SPEAK!) 21:16, July 27, 2015 (UTC)
- Restored. My logs were showing it was an article that had been huffed before. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 22:39, July 27, 2015 (UTC)
Much appreciated my good sir, pardon me for asking, but what do you mean by being "huffed" before? I am fully aware of all the crap edits it is getting, but you can't really stop that, after all, the subject of the article has a VERY notorious fan-base. (Profile) (SPEAK!) 23:28, July 27, 2015 (UTC)
- There were previous versions of ROBLOX by other writers that have been huffed in the past. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 07:11, July 28, 2015 (UTC)
edit Uncyclopedia:Talk pages
I thought it would be good if we actually wrote unofficial policy into written policy regarding talk page etiquette. Your help and input on this page would be most welcome. Simsilikesims (talk) 22:08, July 27, 2015 (UTC)
- Extend this article or to point users there? --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 22:41, July 27, 2015 (UTC)
- Right now, I'm thinking to extend it, then when we have community input on it, to point users there. Simsilikesims (talk) 22:44, July 27, 2015 (UTC)
- Have we had a recent problem? I know it is frustrating when users don't talk back on their own talk page regards questions. We also penalise those who remove conversations unless that is vandalism and/or bullying. I try and leave an 'admin advisory' with comments and if a user is banned, an explanation why they have been banned. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 10:04, July 28, 2015 (UTC)
- Right now, I'm thinking to extend it, then when we have community input on it, to point users there. Simsilikesims (talk) 22:44, July 27, 2015 (UTC)
edit Autopatrol recommendation
Please grant HELPME the autopatrol privilege. Ye Blacke Adder (talk) 00:14, July 29, 2015 (UTC)
- Done. Thanks for the shout. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 08:25, July 29, 2015 (UTC)
edit First-past-the-post voting
Simsie has voted for and featured this article for 1-Aug. Unfortunately, this seems to have interfered with your selection for 2-Aug. At the moment, the "Yesterday's Feature" is null. Spıke 03:16 2-Aug-15
- Fixed it. First-past-the-post voting is featured for the 7th August. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 08:07, August 2, 2015 (UTC)
edit Uncyclopedia:Talk pages
I've revised this policy page that Simsie started. Would you care to add levity in the form of illustrations? Spıke 03:16 2-Aug-15
- OK, will see what I can find to match the article's contents. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 08:08, August 2, 2015 (UTC)
Well-done! And all using nothing but your own Catholic high-school yearbook, I reckon. Spıke 17:03 2-Aug-15
- If I had one, I would have used it. I may change the images if I come up with anything else but I hope these will do for now. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 17:54, August 2, 2015 (UTC)
edit Pope Benedict XVI
I was working Special:BrokenRedirects this morning. Several redirects remain to this article. As our resident expert on Papism, you may be able to point them to some article that exists. Spıke 14:47 6-Aug-15
- Papism? No Topiary! Ok, I will have a look. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 15:06, August 6, 2015 (UTC)
- I thought I had fixed that. Some leftover messing around work by DylanMcKaneWiki. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 15:18, August 6, 2015 (UTC)
edit Blocking
EpicWinner here. I'd like to explain why I changed the Disney article. I made some edits back a few months ago that nobody seemed to react to. After you told me FAs shouldn't be messed with, I went back and tried to fix the mistake. I'm not trying to be destructive in editing here, though I might've been a bit overzealous in retrospect.--188.8.131.52 00:13, August 7, 2015 (UTC)
- Edits to a featured article are permissible if they are for updating purposes. Since you have now explained what you have been doing, I will lift the ban. Just for now, please keep off the Featured Articles as such. There are plenty of non-featured material that needs work on here but try not to be too drastic. Sometimes it is easier to start afresh with your own article. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 07:15, August 7, 2015 (UTC)
edit The Apple article
This article was completely unfunny until I took it under my wing, and now I think it looks a lot better. However, problem is, there's another version of the article that's basically the same thing, only with a pastry theme, and it's an FA. What should be done?--EpicWinner (talk) 17:07, August 7, 2015 (UTC)
- Nothing. This website famously states (at HTBFANJS) that multiple articles on the same subject are allowed and are not required to be compatible. The original author did exactly the right thing: Rather than overturn an FA, created a parallel universe of his own under a slightly different name so that it could coexist with the FA. Until someone else came along and declared his work "completely unfunny" and his own work "a lot better." Perhaps you should have created a third Apple page. Spıke 17:16 7-Aug-15
edit Yanggakdo International Hotel
This article is horrible in content and coding — but its Change History indicates that you were shepherding it. Do you want it? Spıke 17:36 9-Aug-15
- I wouldn't say it is horrible in content at all but does end in a list and is therefore a bit of a stub. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 19:37, August 9, 2015 (UTC)
edit DylanMcKaneWiki
User has returned from his ban and has taken up adding Excretion Humor to the site. Please evaluate. Spıke 16:05 14-Aug-15
- He has added an article about Ainsley Harriott. Other edits are borderline but I will see how this develops. Perhaps he is related to EpicWinner?? --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 16:50, August 14, 2015 (UTC)
edit Noble gases
Hey, I got another Uncyclopedia feature! Cool! Only one thing I'd like if you could fix it. When somebody moved the photos around on the page, the numbers caused by # symbols on the helium article ended up going over the pic description. And while I had already changed the photo caption from Wikia censorship to NSA censorship like I was asked to, I hadn't changed the reference in the article. I fixed all that. So could make the featured version be the one at http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Noble_gases?oldid=5900307 Thanks! :) Miley Spears Discordian American Princess to the Stars (let's talk) 03:02, August 15, 2015 (UTC)
- I moved a photo. Has that helped? Not sure what you meant about the reference. I added 'counter intelligence' to see if that made it clearer. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 08:25, August 15, 2015 (UTC)
- Sorry I guess I didn't explain that well. I wrote "I fixed all that." I had already fixed the article so you didn't need to fix anything in the article. I put it back to my fix but added your link to the National Security Agency. Now the fixed version is http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Noble_gases?oldid=5900606. I wanted the Feature article link to link to that because that is now the fixed version. That was the only change I wanted. OK? :) Miley Spears Discordian American Princess to the Stars (let's talk) 02:37, August 16, 2015 (UTC)
- I am not sure that matters as the version the current version is now protected from further editing (by the admins) unless it to correct a missed typo. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 08:37, August 17, 2015 (UTC)
- It matters to me because the current "featured version" has those errors in it that I fixed. When some people like me go to a featured article, they often click on the featured version link. So fix it pretty please? :) Miley Spears Discordian American Princess to the Stars (let's talk) 03:42, August 19, 2015 (UTC)
- I am not sure that matters as the version the current version is now protected from further editing (by the admins) unless it to correct a missed typo. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 08:37, August 17, 2015 (UTC)
- Sorry I guess I didn't explain that well. I wrote "I fixed all that." I had already fixed the article so you didn't need to fix anything in the article. I put it back to my fix but added your link to the National Security Agency. Now the fixed version is http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Noble_gases?oldid=5900606. I wanted the Feature article link to link to that because that is now the fixed version. That was the only change I wanted. OK? :) Miley Spears Discordian American Princess to the Stars (let's talk) 02:37, August 16, 2015 (UTC)
edit Sitenotice
I am no longer able to edit MediaWiki:Sitenotice id to increment the number to make visible the spiffy new edit that I was able to make to MediaWiki:Sitenotice. See if you can do so.
I am also not able to delete the Special:BrokenRedirects that are .CSS and .JS files even though they are nothing but redirects to nonexistent pages somehow resulting from the username merge. Spıke 15:41 18-Aug-15
- There was something about css and js files on Wikia central. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 16:21, August 18, 2015 (UTC)
I didn't find it. The act of using the Enhanced [sic] Online Search did not change my skin from Uncyclopedia, though it disable my veto of advertisements. Perhaps you have a link? In any case, please just increment MediaWiki:Sitenotice id if my site notice is a keeper. Spıke 02:26 19-Aug-15
As I mention offline, the above problem seems to be an effect of a Wikia-wide lockdown following a vandal penetration using CSS and JS.
I filed another ticket as I started receiving junk mail from Wikia despite my standing orders. This morning, another glitch occurred and a dozen of my Preferences were randomized. I noticed this as RecentChanges went to GMT; also, my signature was cancelled. Am mentioning this to you because your recent welcome of a new user, plus one edit in your userspace, registered as 'bot edits. This means most users won't see them in Recent Changes. Please check your My preferences. Spıke 14:59 21-Aug-15
Belay that: It seems that you have turned into a bot entirely. Condolences. Spıke 15:01 21-Aug-15
- Ah..Is that what it does? Also having the same problem when I visit and sign on other Wikia sites. Sig files get messed up. --RomArtus*Imperator ® (Orate) 15:10, August 21, 2015 (UTC)
Sannse, looking more closely at the same Special Page, reports that you made the change yourself, on 19-Aug. She speculates that it was accidental, but I think it has something to do with your fantasy fate of Jeff Bezos in UnNews:Amazon boss denies he is a "slave-driver". Spıke 19:56 26-Aug-15
edit Warranty
I noticed you did a lot of the suggested improvement work on warranty while I was too busy IRL to do it myself, such as improving the fake contact address and adding nice pictures. Now that the article has been successfully featured, I figured I had to drop by and thank you for your help! Chunkles (talk) 00:14, August 22, 2015 (UTC)
- I thought the story needed some images so had a look round. Spike changed the address at the end to make it sound more 'plausible'. Glad you approved of the changes. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 15:37, August 23, 2015 (UTC)
- That was inspired by a real-life conversation with my Internet
providerreseller on the occasion of their stealth tariff increase. Spıke 00:52 25-Aug-15
- That was inspired by a real-life conversation with my Internet
edit Signature woes
I presume your signature preference was deleted, as mine was, in the recent round of unpleasantness by the Wikia coding studs who are supposed to pre-clear any new JavaScript we write. Your reference to your own signature file gets preceded by
SUBST: (I don't know if this is new). You must change this to
SUBST:nosubst| or it will spit the contents of your signature file at each locus sigilium, as it did where you signed above. Spıke 00:52 25-Aug-15
- Let me see...sign....--RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 09:38, August 25, 2015 (UTC)
edit UnNews collab
Hi Romartus, just to let you know, User:ScottPat and I are going to have a bit of fun with a collab UnNews today, so he'll be in User:EStop/UnNews collab ScottPat/EStop. --EStop (talk) 08:45, August 29, 2015 (UTC)
- Thanks EStop for the advanced warning! --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 10:04, August 29, 2015 (UTC)
edit Jeremy Corbyn
Love the article. SirScottPat VFH NotM WotM WotY UotM 12:37, August 29, 2015 (UTC)
- Thanks ScottPat. If any of the other three win, I will come up with an article for them too! I think Tim Farron of the Liberal Democrats probably requires a knocking biography. I haven't got inspired by him as yet (as in comic inspiration, not political inspiration). --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 13:50, August 29, 2015 (UTC)
- Agreed. Unfortunately I know nothing about him more than the fact he has some controversial opinions surrounding gay marriage that he says doesn't effect the fact that he is a liberal. Perhaps an article in which he accepts he has outrageous fundamental beliefs (or even bizarre made up beliefs) but reassures everyone he is still a liberal. SirScottPat VFH NotM WotM WotY UotM 14:05, August 29, 2015 (UTC)
edit Patrol
Morning Romartus, I'm a bit stumped... User:Lars Gunblade is a real rock performer. Either he is here taking the mick out of himself on his talk page (which I very much doubt) or more likely it is a new user that has decided to use his name. What do you think?--EStop (talk) 10:10, August 31, 2015 (UTC)
Ah, you fixed. Thanks. --EStop (talk) 10:12, August 31, 2015 (UTC)
- We wont know the answer to that. I doubt a rock performer would wander by and create an account here so I am guessing this is a fan. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 11:45, August 31, 2015 (UTC)
- There is no problem with a new user including a photograph of himself on his user page (nor any other personal details unless it becomes an advertisement or C.V.). However, as this rock band is not on Wikipedia, the page certainly wouldn't belong in mainspace. Lars Gunblade is probably a stage name, and Vas Defrens is definitely made up, unless OP is a urologist. Spıke 14:25 31-Aug-15
edit UnNews:Jericho 'confident' it can wall out immigrants
This story has tentacles into the US, as the social-work bureaucracy sees more Good Works we could do as well. I've stretched the "smite and kill" sentence into a new paragraph that is a thumbnail of fallacies in the US. Revert if you feel this interferes with your vision. Spıke 13:01 11-Sep-15
- That's fine. I was hoping to receive extra input in the story. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 15:41, September 11, 2015 (UTC)
It's now on the Front Page. But can you use ambiguity and double entendre, rather than strikethrough and piped links, to make the story apply equally to the Biblical event and the modern event? Spıke 16:37 11-Sep-15
edit Labour Party (UK)
I saw you'd done some editing on this page and I decided to a large re-write of the first half of it. We probably need to update the page to talk about recent events (Corbyn). SirScottPat VFH NotM WotM WotY UotM 23:00, September 14, 2015 (UTC)
- I removed a nonsense paragraph which wasn't any good in my view ScottPat. With Corbyn as the new leader, the article can have an overhaul. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 09:21, September 15, 2015 (UTC)
- You've completely changed my first paragraph re-write. I'll mash together yours and mine. SirScottPat VFH NotM WotM WotY UotM 12:09, September 15, 2015 (UTC)
- I think it's more original to suggest that Labour have always been a Blairite party and it is the socialists who are trying to hijack it. Otherwise associating Labour with the USSR and socialists without a clue about economics is too overused and is an opinion people hold seriously. SirScottPat VFH NotM WotM WotY UotM 12:13, September 15, 2015 (UTC)
- Oh wait, you reverted everything I changed to the article. SirScottPat VFH NotM WotM WotY UotM 12:14, September 15, 2015 (UTC)
- AH! Sorry. You can revert the stuff I put there. Agree as regards the Russian angle, is a bit overused. Also the 'Zanu-Liebor' one is something I always see in the blog sites associated with Guido Fawkes etc, a repetitive and worn out idea. Need a new 'meme'. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 12:19, September 15, 2015 (UTC)
- I don't understand the "Zanu-Liebor" reference (probably something before my time) so that's why I originally left it in. But I agree that if it is a common thing, it should be kept out. SirScottPat VFH NotM WotM WotY UotM 12:32, September 15, 2015 (UTC)
- I've covered a section on Attlee. SirScottPat VFH NotM WotM WotY UotM 12:36, September 15, 2015 (UTC)
- I can't recall exactly why Labour were compared to Zimbabwe's ruling political party but this has been around since the late 1990s. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 13:04, September 15, 2015 (UTC)
- AH! Sorry. You can revert the stuff I put there. Agree as regards the Russian angle, is a bit overused. Also the 'Zanu-Liebor' one is something I always see in the blog sites associated with Guido Fawkes etc, a repetitive and worn out idea. Need a new 'meme'. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 12:19, September 15, 2015 (UTC)
I did a copy-edit of this today, hoping not to change anything, as I know nothing about the history of British political parties (though I know quite a bit about Page Three, to which I added a reference). I don't know the expression "wrong-foot" at the end of the Milibands section and am not sure it wasn't a typo. At "Conservative rout" I am not sure I am using the term "rout" in a way that will read correctly to a Brit.
A section that still needs work is Rise to prominence. It strikes me that some past editor wants too much to tell us why stuff happened (in his opinion), including the economic collapse. The whole section reads like advocacy.
Just now, ScottPat has added a second quotation, but its only claim to fame is parallelism with the first quotation. A little more of this and we'll have Bickering Quotations. It is the business of this article to assert that Labour sucks at winning elections, and/or at being reliably left-wing, and offer funny reasons why this might be — but not with a series of conclusions on the first two lines of the page. They purport to say how a given manifesto read, but in fact say what the writer believes (or doesn't). Both theses deserve developing in the article, but the conclusions should not be the lede. Find an actual funny quotation, or ditch them altogether. Spıke 21:09 15-Sep-15
- "Wrong-foot" is an expression for mis-directing or tripping up. Labour Leader Michael Foot, who spectacularly failed to "wrong-foot" the Conservative Party, could be worked into there to make a good pun. I re-wrote the entire Rise to prominence, so the previous editor refers to me. I realised that the economic crash description was too opinionated and am thinking of a way to re-work that. A lot of the rest of that section uses the humour of relating what happened then to the more recent events of the Labour Party today without directly notifying the reader of this.
- We could ditch the quotations I guess. The first one is a joke on the publicly held opinion that the Labour Party was not different enough from the Conservatives. The other one was a joke about how the Labour Party must have been aiming for the number of seats the Liberal Democrats had considering how poorly they were set up for the election. A brilliant quote we could parody is Nye Bevan's "When we realise that all the tides of history are flowing in our direction, that we are not beaten, that we represent the future..." Another example of blaming anyone but themselves for their electoral defeat - a tradition in the Labour Party. SirScottPat VFH NotM WotM WotY UotM 22:12, September 15, 2015 (UTC)
- OK, I've fiddled with that quote and added it. The article currently stands as a history of the Labour Party. We need to add sections on party organisation, party structure, the atrocious Labour PR department etc. SirScottPat VFH NotM WotM WotY UotM 22:19, September 15, 2015 (UTC)
Thanks! that is a much better tease to the reader to come inside. Spıke 22:31 15-Sep-15
- I will add a paragraph or two as regards 1931-1945 for the Labour party when it went through a 'Corbyn' era. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 12:06, September 16, 2015 (UTC)
edit Atonality
Clavtron and I have an authentic artistic disagreement. Please intervene in the morning. Spıke 03:58 19-Sep-15
- I had a read. I am guessing this is like writing an article about Dull and then writing in a dull way. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 07:43, September 19, 2015 (UTC)
Thanks for your opinion. I have unblocked Clavtron and suggested a way for him to tell his story. Separately, Wolvy visited us last night, as Sheriff Trollipop Anti Clavtron Force and Anon. Also, our nightly UnNews blanker was back but AF20 as edited banned him four times. Spıke 13:02 19-Sep-15
PS--Lots of new meat for you at VFD. Spıke 13:11 19-Sep-15
edit User Expert3222
Give dis guy teh Rollbackz please. He has not written original comedy but seems to be on the site nightly, as is Wolvy lately, and pounces on each of his vandal hits. Spıke 23:30 21-Sep-15
- OK, will do. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 06:21, September 22, 2015 (UTC)
edit The Simpsons
Do you know anyone who could help bring this article up to scratch? I feel it doesn't really capture the brilliant humor of the older seasons and is really boring. It's wasted potential.
Also, are you the user ImperatorExercitus who used to edit a lot of Simpsons articles on Wikipedia? Your names sound similar (ImperatorExercitus, RomartusImperator).--EpicWinner (talk) 14:49, September 22, 2015 (UTC)
- You are welcome to improve The Simpsons article, it is not featured. I am not ImperatorExercitus. If he is still active at Wikipedia, perhaps he can be invited over here. I am not a Simpsons fan so can't help. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 22:09, September 22, 2015 (UTC)
edit Site notice
Just so you're aware: Australian PM Tony Abbott was just ousted, and Malcolm Turnbull is our new PM. Theoretically he is a world leader. The previous edit was signed by PuppyOnTheRadio, but he is too lazy to create a signature yet. 07:15 am 25 Sep 2015
- Will the budgie smuggler return? --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 09:05, September 25, 2015 (UTC)
- Not likely, but then Kevin Rudd was PM, ousted, and then ousted the ouster, so who the fuck knows. The previous edit was signed by PuppyOnTheRadio, but he is too lazy to create a signature yet. 09:31 am 25 Sep 2015
- Has this new Australian political habit acquired a name? Italy used to be the country where they changed prime ministers every six months. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 09:41, September 25, 2015 (UTC)
- We never had a revolution, so we revolve leaders to make up the gap. The previous edit was signed by PuppyOnTheRadio, but he is too lazy to create a signature yet. 09:50 am 25 Sep 2015
- Over here, we are having fun ousting potential nominees, our world leader being intractable. (We're no racists.) Thoroughly adequate Scott Walker (except at creating a national organization) (or saying anything memorable in a debate) has bowed out with new-found conviction that walking away from the process will give him new influence over it. Perennial wonk Bobby Jitney remains in, likewise Lindsay Grahamnesty, the latter for the sole purpose of ensuring that the early contest in his state will not send anyone any messages (all the easier for Jeb Bush to seem like a serious thinker). And both of them will be gone before anyone gets around to creating an Uncyclopedia article on them.
- We never had a revolution, so we revolve leaders to make up the gap. The previous edit was signed by PuppyOnTheRadio, but he is too lazy to create a signature yet. 09:50 am 25 Sep 2015
- Has this new Australian political habit acquired a name? Italy used to be the country where they changed prime ministers every six months. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 09:41, September 25, 2015 (UTC)
- Not likely, but then Kevin Rudd was PM, ousted, and then ousted the ouster, so who the fuck knows. The previous edit was signed by PuppyOnTheRadio, but he is too lazy to create a signature yet. 09:31 am 25 Sep 2015
- However, Puppy's post, in context with its heading, seems to suggest that the site notice should get beyond the putsch at Labour (UK). Puppy, could you devise something more recent? Spıke 14:33 25-Sep-15
- PS--Turmoil today in the US as well: UnNews:Boehner gone, nation relieved. PPS--No problem with you countermanding me, but a month for EpicWinner was your sentence the last time he ignored your instructions not to edit FAs. Spıke 22:40 25-Sep-15
edit Samuel Pepys
I had occasion to look up WP:Samuel Pepys (as I was editing a page with a reference to his diary, by way of noting that his surname is not pronounced Pee-pees, which of course it is), and I thought this would be a marvelous Uncyclopedia article:
- The huge problem with bladder stones meant that, for most of a typical day, Samuel did not Pee-pee.
- As he became Chief Secretary to the Admiralty despite not knowing which end of a ship was fore, he is probably history's first political hack.
- His famous diary provided first-hand accounts of great events, such as the Great Plague of London, the Great Fire of London, the Great Rubbish-haulers' Strike of London, and the Great Price Markdown at Tesco of London.
- The way he set out events in mundane detail, down to every little thing he ate, is historical disproof that tedious lectures about broccoli on the Bebe are a recent phenomenon, or could even be remedied by privatization. These archives could let us measure the pace at which Londoners became boring.
- The insight he gave into London's theater productions, in terms of the actresses he laid, makes his diary an especially credible document, particularly for claims of paternity.
Alas, I see we already have such an article, and you had a hand in cleaning it up. But it still tends toward the random, when the reality is eminently ridiculous. Is it time to clean it up further? Spıke 14:11 25-Sep-15
PS--My only prior contact with him is that the biography of WP:P. D. Q. Bach states that "Samuel Pepys where angels fear to tread." Spıke 14:35 25-Sep-15
- I listened to Pepys diary on audio book sometime back. He was quite a lad. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 18:11, September 25, 2015 (UTC)
edit Some vandal is being a douchenozzle
User:Gmaildamn. Check his contributions. As a mere peasant however I am not able to ban this user or remove his shite. --ConCass2 (talk) 08:53, September 26, 2015 (UTC)
- Thanks for the shout. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 10:22, September 26, 2015 (UTC)
edit Liberal Democrat black metal
Anon added a super-long sentence to this article that I don't know what to make of. I defer to your Imperial familiarity with the topic(s). Spıke 18:47 26-Sep-15
- The Liberal Democrats were originally known as the Social and Liberal Democrats and the Democrats after the merger of the Liberal and SDP parties. I am presuming anon is referencing that there. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 00:04, September 27, 2015 (UTC)
edit Extent of editing FAs
As you obviously know, I've got myself in trouble for messing with a few FAs. Now, question: how much is too much when editing FAs? When editing the Hillary Clinton article, I took out some humor that I thought was unfunny, as well as correct some grammatical mistakes. Should I have consulted SPIKE beforehand? Are all FAs absolutely untouchable?--EpicWinner (talk) 00:29, September 27, 2015 (UTC)
- Featured Articles should be left alone as they only become a highlighted article through the votes of the people active on the wiki at the time. I have already listed the reasons you can amend an article but that is as far as it goes. Say it happened to you. You write an article, it gets featured by others who judge it worthy to appear on the front page. Then someone called 'EpicLoser' turns up and totally alters it in the name of making it better. If it is about a subject the admins are not familiar with, who can tell? Then you return and ask why your article has been changed. End result will be a revert war, tantrums, tears before bedtime and 'Rage/Quit', that as yet unmade film by John Travolta and Nicolas Cage. So best to leave the featured articles alone and create your own articles or improve non-featured ones instead. There must be at least 30,000 pages here that can be worked on meantime. --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 07:39, September 27, 2015 (UTC)
edit Hillary Clinton
Who knew consulting with others an option? I pointed in reinstating Romartus's ban to the numerous cases where guidance was ineffective. On this article:
- You wrestled over the first line of the article to install a different theme. And it is moot that "no one ever calls her Hillary Rodham Clinton anymore" as the joke is the way she changes her presentation in response to polling).
- Whom Hillary was named after extends comedy based on that absurd explanation of hers, to Hilary Duff: an even more absurd alternative, dumb in comparison to the former, but a valid twist.
- "Hillary-care" versus "Hillarycare"? I don't care, and typo corrections are valid edits to a FA, but my former is easier parsed by non-native English speakers.
- Having the encyclopedia writer write the
wrongright thing before correcting himself is trite; this is not bringing the article up-to-date but installing new approaches. (I use strikethrough nearby, but only when the writer worries that he has written something racist.)
- Adding unnecessary references to 9-11 and wars and deleting the litany of Hillary's mortification on the national stage (Summary: "the "woe is Hillary" stuff...gets boring after a while") again change the comedy emphasis. The narrative was that everything was going smoothly until Hillary herself ruined it with the Tuzla lie; you refocus on Bill and "saxophone groovez" and retell the John Edwards story incorrectly.
You seem to view this project as a personal sandbox where you can edit even FAs at will and ignore interaction with others. Spıke 13:08 27-Sep-15
edit Recent UnNews
I didn't feature your UnNews:Cameron searches for Tory squealer because, except for the marvelous pun in the title and more pig humor in the finale, the absurdity is mostly provided by real life. Separately, Funnybony's UnNews:US Vital-gas company defends 5000% price increase is allegory not comedy, writing about price-gouging for air to call attention to price-gouging for medicine. (As though developing life-saving treatments were as easy as breathing, but that's a whole 'nother story.) Spıke 14:43 29-Sep-15
- No problem as regards the Cameron story. How can you top absurdity as regards the allegation? --RomArtus*Imperator ITRA (Orate) ® 12:22, October 5, 2015 (UTC)
edit EpicWinner, again
The lad did a wholesale housecleaning, at the expense of some existing articles. Details on my talk page. Also countermanded CrappyUncyclopedian1111, who has been making halting efforts to improve James T. Kirk to the extent of his ability. Spıke 22:32 29-Sep-15
edit New meat at VFD
There are many new old crappy articles for you to vote on, and one to clear out to make way for last night's collaboration with Inciclopedia! Spıke 12:19 5-Oct-15
- Thanks; I will let the Poopsmith clear away the last batch before I cart off the new ones. Spıke 12:56 5-Oct-15
edit Federal Emergency Management Agency
I don't see the VFH for this anywhere. It doesn't yet have enough votes (they were in August) but did it fail? Was it featured? Why doesn't it show up? Spıke 17:29 12-Oct-15


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Now available: Exchange 2013 Inside Out: Mailbox and High Availability
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Recent ramblings
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Monthly Archives: March 2012
DMARC and the continuing fight against spam
According to its web site, DMARC, (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance), is "a technical specification created by a group of organizations that want to help reduce the potential for email-based abuse by solving a couple of long-standing operational, deployment, and … Continue reading
Posted in Email, Technology Tagged DMARC, spam prevention, SPF 1 Comment
Reverting to Outlook's AutoArchive feature
A question arising from my post about some things to consider when you enable Exchange 2010 archive mailboxes asked how a user could revert back to Outlook's AutoArchive feature if they decided that they really didn't want to use the archive mailbox. … Continue reading
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Exchange ActiveSync books – one coming, one in production
There's no doubt that ActiveSync has been an enormous success for Microsoft. Every important mobile device vendor has licensed ActiveSync and although the implementation of the features enabled by ActiveSync varies from vendor to vendor, it's still true to say … Continue reading
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Windows 8: New O/S – new UI – not sure yet
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Enterprise Vault, ALL-IN-1, and all that
My recent post about the origins of Symantec's Enterprise Vault product provoked a flurry of email conversations with many people, including the redoubtable Nigel Dutt, ex-CTO of KVS, the creators of Enterprise Vault. Nigel and I have butted heads over … Continue reading
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Climbing the rock: Rocher de Roquebrune
I have passed by the Rocher de Roquebrune frequently ever since my first trip to the South of France in 1981. The Rocher (literally "large rock") is located close to the village of Roquebrune-sur-Argens in the department of the Var. The … Continue reading
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Berno of Reichenau
Berno (c. 978 – 7 June 1048) was the Abbot of Reichenau from his appointment by Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor, in 1008. He reformed the Gregorian chant. He compiled a tonarius, dealing with the organisation of the church chants into 'tones' – eight modes of the Gregorian chant.
Following the reforms initiated under Abbot Immo, who imposed the Benedictine rule at Reichenau, under Berno's enlightened guidance the abbey reached its peak as a centre of learning, with a productive scriptorium, as a centre of Bendictine monasticism and eleventh-century liturgical and musical reforms in the German churches.[1] At Reichenau he erected the tall western tower and transept that stand today on the island site of Reichenau-Mittelzell.[2] One of his most famous students was Hermann of Reichenau, who transmitted Arabic mathematics and astronomy to central Europe.
Politically the abbot cleaved to his patrons Henry and to Henry III, duke of Bavaria and eventually Emperor, and wrote many letters and missives to the Hungarian kings Saint Stephen I of Hungary and Peter Orseolo of Hungary, containing various historical information about the Hungarian kingdom of that time useful for the historian. His activity in regard to Hungary was specially important during the reign of Stephen, as his wife was Gisela, the emperor Henry II's sister.[3]
See also[edit]
- ^ Hartmut Möller, "Zur Reichenauer Offiziumstradition der Jahrtausendwende" Studia Musicologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 29.1/4 (1987), pp. 35-61.
- ^ The monograph on the constructions and reconstructions at Reichenau is Alfons Zettler, Die Frühen Klosterbauten der Reichenau: Ausgrabungen-Schriftquellen—St. Galler Klosterplan (Sigmaringen) 1988.
- ^ Az államalapítás korának írott forrásai, Szegedi Középkorász Műhely, Szeged, (1999)
- "Berno (Abbot of Reichenau)". Catholic Encyclopedia. New York: Robert Appleton Company. 1913.
- Roland Rappmann, Alfons Zettler. 1998. Die Reichenauer Mönchsgemeinschaft und ihr Totengedenken im frühen Mittelalter (Sigmaringen : Thorbecke) ISBN 3-7995-7355-0
External links[edit]
- List of Berno's works with online texts
- Berno of Reichenau. "Rome, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Pal. lat. 1344, fol. 3r-33v". Tonarium with prologue, Lorsch (mid 11th century). Retrieved 22 October 2013.


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Item number 2 in my wish list:
XDarwin, in rootless mode, does not currently track the
mouse when another OSX app is frontmost. This is
obviously because of the problems associated with the
enter/leave events (see feature request 507314).
There are obviously questions about the most effective
method for dealing with auto-focussing X11 windows (eg,
XDarwin would have to bring itself in front to capture
keyboard events -without any of its windows coming
forward...) However, once the enter/leave events are
sorted out, background tracking should be feasible with
some thought.
Greg Parker
Logged In: YES
XDarwin does not track the mouse when XDarwin is in the background because mouse tracking is expensive, and because the only way to do it without using private CG calls is to poll the event loop, which sucks.
Auto-focus is never going to work with XDarwin in the background anyway. X11 windows displaying focus changes while in the background is misleading (just as the current display of one focused window is incorrect).
Logged In: YES
> mouse tracking is expensive
I don't think it has to be -OroborOSX does a passable
job, even though it does "poll the event loop" ("which
sucks", yes...)
Are there "mouse moved" events in Cocoa? (There are
in Carbon, so there must be in Cocoa... but do they
work in the background?? Hmmm...)
> X11 windows displaying focus changes while in the
background is misleading
I don't think it has to be. I may not be a great fan of auto-
focus, but I think it can be useful in certain limited
circumstances... the iconbars in OroborOSX are a good
example -they are meant to be more of a 'global' item,
similar to the Dock.
I can make OroborOSX and XDarwin work fine with
auto-focus in the background, except for the issue of
spurious enter/leave events with obscured X11
windows (item 507314).
If I knew how to be sure which X11 window contained
the cursor, taking all windows of all apps into account
(how does QuartzDebug get its list? how does
Windowshade X intercept other apps' windows?), I
would implement all this within an hour...
Greg Parker
Logged In: YES
There are mouse-moved events in Cocoa. Neither Carbon nor Cocoa's mouse-moved events work from the background without private APIs. I believe mouse-enter and mouse-exit events are also not delivered to background apps.
QuartzDebug presumably uses a private API to get the window list. Note that the window list may change rapidly and the function call may be expensive. Note that a full-screen transparent window on top of all other windows is going to confuse you.
Logged In: YES
> Neither ... work from the background
> mouse-enter and mouse-exit events ... also not
Suspected as much... :-(
> QuartzDebug presumably uses a private API
And Windowshade X? (I did e-mail Unsanity when it was first
released, but got no reply...)
> Note that the window list may change rapidly and the function call may be expensive.
The OSX WindowServer obviously does it itself at the moment
(eg, window widgets for background windows).
> full-screen transparent window on top of all other windows
...and "shaped" windows...
Witness what happens if you place xeyes so its transparent
part is over the iconbar tabs in OroborOSX, and then, while
another app is in front, try to move over the tabs (even
though they are visible, they don't 'light up'). -OroborOSX
only deals with rects, so I'm painfully aware of this...
No, it needs to be done in the same way that the OSX
WindowServer knows what it can 'see through' to get to the
window widgets. -Preferably even by tapping into the
WindowServer, if possible! :-)


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The restaurant has a good menu and reputation. Entering through the Bar is a little distracting and the entrance isn't handicapped friendly.
Great local food, This is a place I've eaten at since I was a child and the first place I take company when they come to visit,
This restaurant is located in a beautiful old historic home. The ambience is wonderful. Food was very rich and very delicious. Our server was a little inexperienced, but I think this was the exception not the rule.The twice stuffed baked potatoes were out of this world!
Great food, classic setting. Lots of history. Locally obtained seafood. Steaks are great, too. Staff is appropriately attentive. Good wine list - even some good selections by the glass.
Stopped for lunch at Mary Mahoney's across from the Beau Rivage. The restaurant is in a lovely old house dating from the 1700's. We were seated in the large, cheerful dining room lined with large windows. Dillon was our waiter and we enjoyed a bit of history and bantering back and forth with him. He was very attentive and gave recommendations on the lunch menu. My husband had the snapper stuffed with crabmeat & shrimp and crawfish étouffée served over pasta. The spiciness of the étouffée complimented the delicate flavor of the fish. Served with veggies, homade bread, salad & dessert it cost only $16. I enjoyed the crab cakes served over lump crabmeat sauce. My entree also included bread, veggies, salad & dessert. We both had the bread pudding which was deliciously light & fluffy and served with a rum sauce...for $13. We were both pleasantly surprised the food was delicious and reasonably priced. I would definitely recommend this restaurant and be sure to ask for Dillon...he was a great waiter!
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anybody figure out how to find a lobby that is full or do you have to go city by city track by track to find a race .
no quick race
online is broke and needs a patch.
if theirs 1200 citys and nobody can find anybody then yea IT IS BROKE
like i said maybe i missed something with " add a city " and nobody is their city after city
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'I try to seem unflappable in front of the computer man. Inside I am going to pieces'
Tim Dowling: I am trying to write this. More precisely, I am desperately trying to flesh out what yesterday seemed like a perfectly serviceable idea - a compendium of jokes from the Hollywood writers' strike.
Wyse words
Pascal Wyse on Wiggots
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One million tiny plays about Britain
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ROCKFORD — Pierogi, Polish sausage and Polish pastries will be among the foods to be sold Sunday at Polish Fest.
INSIDE: Easy Sauerkraut, pierogi recipes
ROCKFORD — Pierogi, Polish sausage and Polish pastries will be among the foods to be sold Sunday at Polish Fest.
The 31st annual event will be on the St. Stanislaus Parish Grounds, 201 Buckbee St., Rockford.
We're sharing two recipes today provided by St. Stanislaus Kostka Church members. Pierogi will be sold at the event from the accompanying recipe. Sauerkraut will be sold also, but from a different recipe.
A Polish sausage and sauerkraut dinner will be served from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Other festival-type food will be available, too.
Admission to the festival is free.
There's much more than food to the event.
The Julida Boys, Lombard Band, Syrena Polish Folk Song and Dance Ensemble will perform. There will be games for kids and adults, including inflatables and Bingo.
The John Paul II Cultural Center in the former school building will be open for visitors to view two rooms of artifacts from Poland.
For more information, call 815-965-3913, or visit saint-stanislaus.com.
Georgette Braun: 815-987-1331; email@example.com
Polish recipes
Easy Sauerkraut
Recipe by Margaret Borowski
6 pounds (large can of sauerkraut)
1 pound bacon, cut in small cubes
2 large onions, cut in quarters and sliced very thin
24 ounces canned mushrooms, chopped
Bay leaves
Salt, to taste
Pepper, to taste
Garlic powder, to taste
Vegetable bullion
Mushroom bullion
Boiled water
Open the can of sauerkraut, drain the juice and save it in case you need to add later.
Put the sauerkraut in a large pot and cover with cold water. Bring it to boil and boil it for about one hour.
While the sauerkraut is cooking, cut your bacon in cubes and fry in the frying pan to almost crisp. Take the bacon out but leave the bacon grease. In the grease, sauté sliced onion to golden brown. Take out the onions, but leave the rest of the grease and sauté the chopped mushrooms.
After the kraut is almost soft, drain the water and put cooked kraut in a large baking pan.
Add cooked bacon, sautéed onion and mushroom. Add one or two bay leaves, allspice, one cube of vegetable bullion and one cube of mushroom bullion, salt and pepper, and garlic powder to taste. Mix all ingredients together, taste it and if the sauerkraut is not sour enough, you may add some of the saved juice.
Pour 2 cups of boiled water over the mixture and mix it again.
Cover your baking pan and put the sauerkraut in the oven, bake for about 1.5 hours at 350 degrees, stirring frequently and adding water if needed.
Page 2 of 2 - If you do not want to bake it, you may put all the ingredients in a large pot and boil it on medium heat for about two hours. Stir frequently, and add water if needed.
Recipe by Teresa Szul
2 pounds flour
1 egg
2 cups of lukewarm water
1 teaspoon salt
2 Tablespoons oil
Melted butter for cooked pierogi
Mound flour on kneading board and make hole in center. Drop egg into hole, add salt and oil. Start kneading slowly adding water until dough is nice and soft. Let dough rest for 20-30 minutes, covered with a cloth or put in a plastic bag. When ready to roll, divide dough in halves or thirds. Sprinkle flour on rolling board (not too much). Roll dough with rolling pin until thin. Cut circles with large biscuit cutter or a large glass. Place a small spoonful of filling (see below) on the center of each circle. Fold over circle and press edges together firmly in your hands. If the edges do not stick, you may moisten them with water. Be sure that they are well sealed to prevent the filling from running out. Drop pierogi into salted boiling water. You can add a little oil to boiling water so the pierogi won't stick to each other. Cook gently for 3 to 5 minutes. Lift cooked pierogi out of water carefully with perforated spoon. Place in the pan and pour melted butter over the pierogi.
The dough has a tendency to dry while you are working. Dry dough will not seal completely. Work with only part of the dough at the time, letting the other parts rest.
Never crowd or pile pierogi. The uncooked will stick and the cooked will lose shape and lightness.
You may use a variety of fillings for pierogi: sweet cheese, potato and cheese, cabbage and mushrooms, sauerkraut, mushroom, meat, etc. During the summer, popular fillings are strawberries and blueberries.
Here's a recipe for potato and cheese filling
1 pound farmers' cheese
2 pounds cooked and mashed potatoes
One large onion, finely chopped and sautéed in butter or oil
Salt and pepper to taste
Mix all ingredients, place on circles, and seal pierogi.
You can serve this type of pierogi with butter, sautéed onions or chopped fried bacon.
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Expendables 2 star and all-around action movie bad-ass Jean-Claude Van Damme is a man who is not a stranger to getting a lot of press. JCVD's press tour for Expendables 2 also happens to fall in line with when the whole world is talking about the 2012 London Olympics, which is currently going on as I type. The Olympics, of course, are the worldwide event that happens every few years and brings together the best athletes from across the globe in a vast array of different sports to compete for medals and prestige. Absent from the Summer Olympics is any form of Kickboxing or combat sport outside of Boxing, Wrestling, Judo and possibly Tae Kwon Do, depending on how you value Olympic TKD.
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"For people to understand the techniques of kickboxing is very difficult if you're not inside the game. A lot of times with kickboxing, you only see the violence. You don't see the main thing of the fight. It looks violent on TV from the outside, but very peaceful and technical on the inside. Only the warriors understand that, and maybe it's too violent these days to be in good terms with the Olympics."
He also mentioned his love for K-1 and MMA as well, but no mention of the long-rumored Kickboxing contest between himself and Somluck Kamsing, which many, including Kamsing, believe will not happen.
Yesterday in Melbourne, Australia, Powerplay Promotions held another event, this time headlined by one of the top unsigned 70kg fighters Steve Moxon taking on Maseh Nuristani.
Moxon has dabbled at higher weights in the past to keep active, like he did in his win over Expedito Valin in May, which was at 75kg. This fight was more of the same, with Nuristani being much bigger and usually fighting much higher in weight than Moxon.
The weight didn't matter though, as Moxon picked up another win, stopping Nuristani in the second round after dropping him at the end of the first round. It's another win for Moxon this year, who's only recent blemish on his record is a split decision loss to Frank Giorgi in April under modified Thai rules.
Moxon definitely deserves a shot on the big stage of kickboxing and hopefully sooner or later he'll get his chance in a big organization like K-1 or Glory. With their 70kg tournaments both already started, it might take a while though. As for what's next for Moxon, he's scheduled to face Fadi Merza on October 20 in Australia.
Badr Hari's name has been circulating throughout the Dutch media a lot lately, due to the incident that took place at the Sensation White event at the Amsterdam ArenA where a man was assaulted, with the victim claiming that Hari was among the men who assaulted him and also saying that Hari stomped on his leg with full force, causing a severe injury.
That's not it though, as recently the owner of the Amsterdam night club, Air, also came forward saying that Hari had assaulted him last year by kicking him in the head, causing a broken jaw and lost teeth.
What this all adds up to is two charges facing Hari, one for attempted manslaughter for the incident with the nightclub owner, and one for assault for the incident at the Amsterdam ArenA.
Hari turned himself in to the police on Wednesday and was arrested and sent into custody. His stay in custody has been extended to two weeks and it could even possibly be extended to three months. If that were the case, you could rule out Badr Hari from fighting in the K-1 Final 16.
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Planning a family vacation for my 40th next year and have settled on St. Thomas- due to the ease in getting there (nonstop from ATL) and because our young daughter will be with us, it seems there are lots of fun family things to do, as well as beautiful beaches, good restaurants, some cultural activities and easy ferry access to island hop to St. John or Tortolla for the day.
We plan to use Marriott points for our stay and are leaning toward either the Ritz Carlton or the Morning Star Beach Resort.
Have read lots of reviews on these properties but thought I would post here to see if anyone had any thoughts.
This will be a first time trip to the Virgin Islands for our entire family.
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The Ritz is closer to the Red Hook ferry (to St John and the BVI) as well as many day boats out of American Yacht Harbor. It is close to the restaurants of Red Hook. However, I think that their restaurants are very overpriced (on an island of overpriced stuff!) and the beaches are okay.
The Reef sits up on a promontory overlooking the harbor with great views, two pools. Morning Star is a nice beach, and there will be other children. There is a water taxi to take you into town and many restaurant options.
Either way, recommend that you rent a car as both are fairly remote, although you can walk to the Elysian from the Ritz.
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I was just at Morning Star last month and visited the Ritz for lunch. If you can get the Ritz, I would take it in a heartbeat!! The Marriott is very, very worn. In dire need of renovation, particularly the pools and exterior of the buildings. While I did not stay at the Ritz, everything I saw was perfect and I thought the pool, beach was stunning.
Btw, we rented a jeep to explore the island and it was great!
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If you have the $ honey the Ritz has the time and you will have the time of your life. Expensive?, yes but oh my!!! there is a beach restaurant (casual) that is not too dear.Youy can ewalk down to the Elysian and eat at the beach bar or the dining room. Again not the end of the world $ wise. All of STT is costly. Cabs are readily available at The Ritz and there used to be a shuttle/bus/safari vehicle from The Elysian to town but getting back can often be a problem as the cab drivers want to ferry cruise people about rather than go so far out. Red Hook is accessible by cab and the ferry is running often. Parking is a problem at Red Hook. How we love the island away from Char. Am.!!!
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moreThis first truly comprehensive interdisciplinary, international critique of theory and practice in lifelong learning as it relates to later life is an absolute tour de force. Alexandra Withnall, Universities of Warwick and Leicester, UK. This is a book that needed to be written: it provides a most thorough and skilful analysis of a comprehensive range of contemporary literature about learning in later life from many localities and countries of the world. Peter Jarvis, Professor Emeritus, University of Surrey Impressive in its scope this handbook seeks to describe older learning critically within the lifelong learning literature at the same time that it makes a strong and persuasive case for taking older learning seriously in our postmodern world. Kenneth Wain, University of Malta Lifelong learning in later life is an essential handbook for a wide range of people who work alongside older adults in varied contexts. This handbook brings together both orthodox approaches to educational gerontology and fresh perspectives on important emerging issues faced by seniors around the globe. Issues discussed include the social construction of ageing, the importance of lifelong learning policy and practice, participation in later life learning, education of marginalised groups within older communities, inter-generational learning, volunteering and 'active ageing', the political economy of older adulthood, learning for better health and well-being, and the place of seniors in a learning society. Brian Findsen is a professor of adult education, Faculty of Education, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand. His writings are usually constructed within a social justice framework such as The Fourth Sector: Adult and Community Education in Aotearoa New Zealand (edited with John Benseman and Miriama Scott in 1996) and Learning later (2005). Marvin Formosa is a lecturer in the European Centre for Gerontology, University of Malta, Msida, Malta. In addition to various articles focusing on critical educational gerontology, recent and forthcoming books include Social Class Dynamics in Later Life (2009) and Social Class in Later Life: Power, Identity and Lifestyle (with Paul Higgs, 2012). less
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The Intel x32 and x64 instruction sets are like the huge Dynos that came before men, huge, complex, full of idiosyncrasies, but they did rule the earth back then. And Intel+AMD have been working hard to keep them (x32/x64) relevant.
If newer ARM CPUs like the Cortex A15 were to be manufactured with the same transistor sizes as the Intel CPUs, they would be kicking Intel's butt really hard. The current Cortex A15 keeps up with an Intel ATOM with a transistor size about 50% larger (meaning each transistor uses
the x86 architecture is the most successful one on the planet, problems and design flaws and all.
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Had a very lazy last morning leaving the site around 11.30am in search of fuel, luckily the local supermarket down the road had plenty ;-). Ooooo there's an Argos let's take the stupid, non working dash cam back, ummmmmm receipt? Nope, still they sent Andy an e receipt, oops they had sent a receipt for a travel adaptor at £6.99!!!!!!! A few expletives later, I explained to the nice lady ...
Our trip to Durham.
... was our wedding Anniversary! He didn't say it was 10 days ago! She gave us a free glass of champagne. I got all emotional...I didn't know I was such a good actor...Helen Mirren has nothing on me! The meal was absolutely lovely, and we tried something we have never even heard of...caper berries...Dave hated them, I loved them. We left a tip because we felt Amelia deserved one. Back at the hotel at 10.30, the door was already locked...thank goodness we remembered our ...
Had a good flight, good landing, fast through passport control, luggage arrived quickly, met with car by Emma's parents, got down to Southampton quickly in time for 9am ferry - it's Cowes week so ferries are very busy - told to wait until 11am! No joy in persuading otherwise. Oh the joy of living on on Island - western Kenya to Southampton no delays - Southampton to Isle of Wight....... Anyway eventually they must have taken pity on us and we got on 10am - thank you Red Funnel! Happy ...
Christchurch Priory, fudge, playing
Up early and out of the house by 8:15am. Dropped the car at the garage in Christchurch for it's MOT. We walked along to town, passing quaint shops, mostly shut as it's still early.
Stopped for breakfast at Cheese and Alfie's near the Priory. Friendly and efficient service of delicious food and drinks. I had breakfast smoothie �2.75 plus breakfast served in a pan ��6.25 fried bread, bacon, sausage, egg, beans. Aida and ...
Being a Domestic Goddess/Tourist while Job Hunting
... from my blog, I think it brought a different view of my travels many friends or family would never have learnt maybe from just talking to me after it all.
By the way, I am completely missing blogging but I am still very much writing a lot. So with that I think this blog will close and I may just open a new one, something about English life and all that through my new wide-open eyes after travel, be interested in what my readers think about the ...


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Super-Sized Rubik's Cube Can Be 3D Printed By Anyone [Video]
Are we entering the next generation of gaming?
Created by student Dane Christianson, the X-Cube is a 3D printed logic puzzle based off of the original Rubik's cube that's been loved by so many for the past 40 years.
The cube has 52 moving parts, 102 stickers, and 2 quadrillion times more possible permutations than the original and when solved forms an 'X' and has all 6 colors oriented in the same directions.
Christianson decided to let the design be open-sourced so that anyone could design and print their own X-Cube.
Find out more in the video below:
X-Cube is currently awaiting your pledges through Kickstarter.
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