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Army opens resilience evaluation to DA civilians
Jul 22, 2010
The Army's extended its concern about the mental fitness of Soldiers and their families to the civilians that serve stateside, abroad and in combat zones.
'Sea to Shining Sea' team nears conclusion of inspiring ride
Jul 22, 2010
After riding nearly 3,800 miles on a bike, talking to wounded Soldiers wouldn't be on most cyclists' minds.
Soldiers give prosthetics to Iraqi hospital
Jul 22, 2010
Soldiers delivered boxes of prosthetic limbs July 19 to the Adamiyah Hospital, a rehabilitative hospital in the Baghdad area.
AFRICOM commander sees progress in Africa
Jul 22, 2010
The commander of U.S. Africa Command Gen. William E. "Kip" Ward told an audience at the Center for Strategic and International Studies July 20 that AFRICOM has moved into an operational stage.
New policies protect troops from mild traumatic brain injuries
Jul 22, 2010
Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. George W. Casey Jr. has sent a message to commanders throughout the force to reinforce new policies designed to minimize the effects of mild traumatic brain injuries.
VA working to speed GI Bill payments
Jul 21, 2010
The Department of Veterans Affairs is working to improve processing veterans benefits under the Post-9/11 GI Bill, a VA official told senators.
Little Warriors experience Army at Camp Robinson
Jul 21, 2010
Children of Soldiers stationed at Camp Robinson, Ark., enjoyed a Little Warriors Day May 7, where camouflage face-painting, a helicopter demonstration and a chat with a sniper were among activities.
Army must identify 'hidden redundancies'
Jul 21, 2010
In order for the Army to meet budget goals set by the Department of Defense, it must review its equipment portfolios and identify systems that provide redundant capabilities.
Exercise helps Army plan network's future
Jul 21, 2010
Members of several Army technology development offices conducted an exercise on White Sands Missile Range July 12-16 to evaluate the connectivity of various items in the development of a wide-reaching wireless military communications and battle-control network.
Army exercise decentralizes network, commander
Jul 20, 2010
The Brigade Combat Team Integration Exercise which concluded last week brought together engineers from the Army acquisition community, Soldiers from the Army Evaluation Task Force and the Army's senior leaders who each experienced firsthand the Army's future tactical network at White Sands Missile Range, N.M., and Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md.
Soldiers take medals at National Boxing Championships
Jul 20, 2010
The Army made a dent in the medal board at the 2010 U.S. National Boxing Championships in Colorado Springs, Colo., July 17, placing three winners.
U.S. Army trains Iraqi aviators
Jul 20, 2010
U.S. Soldiers flew a training mission with Soldiers from the Iraqi Army, teaching them how to transport VIP's in the battlefield.
Black Hawk crew rescues injured hiker
Jul 20, 2010
The Oklahoma National Guard sent a Black Hawk crew to rescue a hiker who fell 80 feet into a ravine at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge.
Iraqi Army continues training on M1A1 tanks
Jul 20, 2010
By 8:30 a.m., it is 98 degrees Fahrenheit under the tarpaulin. A group of eager Iraqi Army soldiers huddle around Sgt. Jasen Sumner as he explains how to conduct preventive maintenance checks and services on the track pads of the M1A1 Abrams Main Battle Tank.
Soldiers, Airmen hone life-saving skills at Global Medic
Jul 19, 2010
As the patient lies bloodied on the stretcher, he grimaces with pain. With lacerations to his head and neck, it's clear that he is not in great condition -- he needs to be moved off the battlefield.
Army officials continue push for system consolidation
Jul 19, 2010
Army officials continue to push for a consolidation of network systems to run on a single common operating environment and for network efficiency across the service.
National Guard troops to deploy to U.S.-Mexico Border
Jul 19, 2010
Up to 1,200 National Guard members will deploy to the U.S. and Mexico border to assist in policing actions in the drug war.
Huntoon returns to West Point as 58th Superintendent
Jul 19, 2010
Despite the morning's rainfall, Lt. Gen. David H. Huntoon Jr. described it as a beautiful day Monday as he became the 58th Superintendent at West Point.
NASA, Army collaboration takes gamers to moon
Jul 19, 2010
Eight years after the Army Game Studio launched its initial first-person shooter video game, "America's Army Recon," NASA joined in with the release of its prototype game, "Moonbase Alpha," July 6.
Army releases new video to combat suicides
Jul 16, 2010
The Army released a candid suicide prevention training video July 15 in an effort to deter the increasing number of suicides amongst troops.
West Point welcomes new superintendent
Jul 16, 2010
Lt. Gen. Buster Hagenbeck relinquished command as superintendent of the U.S. Military Academy today to Lt. Gen. David H. Huntoon Jr. today and he said there is no one better to guide West Point forward during this era of persistent conflict.
Fort Drum marks 25 years as 10th Mountain Division home
Jul 16, 2010
Fort Drum celebrated 25 years as home to the 10th Mountain Division during the post's annual Mountainfest open house July 1.
iWatch promotes community awareness
Jul 15, 2010
With August recognized as Antiterrorism Awareness Month, the Army is promoting a campaign encouraging and training communities to become extensions of the service's overall force protection plan.
ECC wraps up humanitarian mission in Haiti
Jul 15, 2010
The January earthquake that devastated the small Caribbean nation of Haiti initiated the immediate mobilization of Expeditionary Contracting Command contingency contracting officers.
'Mountain warriors' capture Afghan insurgent leader
Jul 15, 2010
A National Guard cavalry unit from Vermont conducted an air assault and captured an important insurgent leader in a mountain cave in Parwan Province, Afghanistan, June 30.
Double amputee takes charge of Wounded Warrior Program
Jul 14, 2010
The U.S. Army Wounded Warrior Program gained a new director Tuesday-one who has a lot in common with those he'll be leading. Lt. Col. Gregory D. Gadson, a West Point graduate, lost both of his legs to a roadside bomb in Iraq in 2007.
America's museums answer call to serve
Jul 14, 2010
After nearly a decade of war, America's military families continue to receive support from sundry sources of finance, entertainment and education -- including now a burgeoning network of more than 800 museums across the country.
Indiana farm creates training realism for Soldiers, agriculture teams
Jul 14, 2010
The goats are being milked, the horse is waiting to be fed and the barn cats are rolling around with each other in the afternoon heat.
Course marks 45 years of turning students into leaders
Jul 14, 2010
Waves of college students striving to become U.S. Army officers are spending an intense month at Fort Knox this summer with the annual Leader's Training Course, which marks its 45th anniversary this year.
First wave of FORSCOM staff carries 'torch' to North Carolina
Jul 13, 2010
FORT MCPHERSON, Ga. (July 13, 2010) - The first of many Soldiers and Civilian staff members of the Army's largest command gathered today at their headquarters to mark the official start of U.S. Army Forces Command's relocation to Fort Bragg, N.C. Dubbed the "Torch Party" departure ceremony, the event included hundreds of FORSCOM staffers, who assembled to recognize 13 members of the first wave of their fellow headquarters personnel departing for North Carolina. These initial "torchbearers" will be joined at Fort Bragg by 37 other FORSCOM staff members from Fort McPherson as they plant the Command's forward element's guidon at the Old Bowley School on Fort Bragg. The mission of the 50-member Torch Party is to begin preparations for the arrival of hundreds with the FORSCOM Advance Echelon to Bragg in October.
Trashcan-like UAS useful tool for Stryker team
Jul 13, 2010
Short and squat in stature, with spindly legs sticking out underneath and a loud, whiny engine like a leaf-blower on steroids, the gasoline-powered Micro Air Vehicle, or gMAV, won't be winning beauty contests anytime soon.
Wounded warriors bike 'Sea to Shining Sea'
Jul 13, 2010
Dedicated combat survivors and their supporters are demonstrating their physical prowess and determination as they travel from San Francisco to Virginia Beach during the Sea to Shining Sea cross-country cycling event.
Security changes impact some AKO users
Jul 13, 2010
Recent security changes for Army Knowledge Online prevented a small number of users with older browsers from accessing the web-based portal.
Mobile training team aims to bring resilience to Soldiers
Jul 13, 2010
The Army's Comprehensive Soldier Fitness program reached a milestone July 12, when it kicked off another iteration of its Master Resilience Training course at Fort Meade, Md. -- this time using a mobile training team.
New scanners reduce customs wait leaving Kuwait
Jul 12, 2010
Soldiers traveling from Kuwait do not have to wait as long to clear customs at Camp Virginia and Ali Al Salem. New scanners reduce 'baggage dump' by about 80 percent.
Camp helps youth cope with challenges of military family life
Jul 12, 2010
Challenges such as a parent deploying can cause overwhelming stress for a child and some family readiness groups have found a way to provide support with fun -- summer camp.
Louisiana Guardsmen reinforce oil-protection structures
Jul 12, 2010
Soldiers of the Louisiana National Guard are reinforcing oil protection structures along the coasts of Grand Isle and Port Fourchon, La.
Second phase of security guard conversion begins in August
Jul 12, 2010
Next month, the Army will begin the second phase of converting almost 3,100 installation access control point security guard positions from contractor to federal employee status at 46 locations in the continental United States, Hawaii and Alaska.
Guardsman receives Medal of Valor for saving life
Jul 12, 2010
A Soldier received the South Carolina Medal of Valor after saving a man ejected from his vehicle after stalling on train tracks.
AMC commander discusses BRAC, challenges ahead
Jul 9, 2010
The Army Materiel Command headquarters is on track to complete its move from Virginia to Redstone Arsenal, Ala., by July, 2011 said its commander.
NATO overcoming obstacles to build Afghan security forces
Jul 9, 2010
The campaign to build the Afghan National Security Force to 305,000 members is ahead of schedule and many advances have been made, but a senior officer said there are still obstacles to overcome by October 2011.
DLA expeditionary supply depot sets up in Afghanistan
Jul 9, 2010
A team from the Defense Logistics Agency will open a distribution facility in Afghanistan to receive, store and issue material needed by U.S. military forces there.
Fort Bliss moving toward 'net-zero' energy compliance
Jul 8, 2010
Power consumption at Fort Bliss, Texas, has dropped by three megawatts, and the post is looking to shed even more in its quest to become a "net zero" energy installation.
Task Force Smith veterans reflect on war experiences
Jul 8, 2010
Retired Col. Jack Doody said a person has about three very memorable events in his or her life and being part of Task Force Smith 60 years ago this month is one of his.
NATO developing education to 'cross-fertilize' Afghan forces
Jul 8, 2010
Ultimately to be successful, Afghanistan will need to develop strong, experienced leaders from within and NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan is creating a system that will help do just that.
Some 'Stop Loss' Soldiers to return from Iraq early
Jul 8, 2010
Hundreds of Soldiers will leave their units in Iraq and return home early over the next two months to help meet the president's mandated troop strength of 50,000 in the country by Sept. 1.
Guard opens language training center in Georgia
Jul 8, 2010
The newly constructed Georgia National Guard Language Training Center recently opened its doors at the Clay National Guard Center in Marietta, Ga., and provides the resources necessary for military intelligence linguists to hone their language skills.
Innovation aims to reduce collateral damage in Afghanistan
Jul 7, 2010
While some commands severely restrict artillery fires, one task force in Afghanistan has taken active steps to reduce collateral damage by developing an alternative method.
AW2 Symposium puts GI Bill transferability among top issues
Jul 7, 2010
Being able to transfer GI Bill benefits to dependents if medically retired rates high among concerns for wounded warriors, as identified at the Army Wounded Warrior Program Symposium, June 21-25, in San Antonio, Texas.
New home brings new life to injured Soldier
Jul 6, 2010
One Army veteran, severely wounded in Iraq, has been given a great boost forward to start a new life with his soon-to-be wife.
Guard transports oil cleanup crews to Louisiana islands
Jul 6, 2010
Soldiers of the Louisiana National Guard's 2225th Multi-Role Bridge Company have been performing transport duties off the coast of Louisiana near Grand Isle and the Grand Terre Islands to assist workers with the oil cleanup effort along the Gulf Coast.
Vice chief asks Soldiers to participate in Army STARRS
Jul 6, 2010
Vice Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. Peter W. Chiarelli, strongly urges Soldiers to participate in a study that will help the service learn more about the causes of suicide and improve prevention efforts.
Bidens join Soldiers in Iraq as they become citizens July 4
Jul 6, 2010
A total of 156 servicemembers in Iraq became U.S. citizens July 4 as Vice President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill Biden, attended a naturalization ceremony in Al Faw Palace on Camp Victory.
Business transformation leaders speak at Army finance conference
Jul 6, 2010
The Army's first chief management officer, Under Secretary of the Army Dr. Joseph W. Westphal, and the Army Office of Business Transformation acting director, Lt. Gen. Robert Durban, spoke to participants of the first Army Financial Improvement Plan Conference about transforming and improving Army business processes.
Army psychiatrist helping Soldiers in Iraq
Jul 2, 2010
Soldiers are known for performing under pressure, but even the hard chargers needs some place to turn when the going gets tough. That's where Maj. Scott Williams, the U.S. Division-South and 1st Infantry Division psychiatrist, at Contingency Operating Base Basra, Iraq, helps them shoulder their burden.
Ancient military ceremony marks 100 years of the Grafenwoehr Training Area
Jul 2, 2010
The German army honored the 100th birthday of the Grafenwoehr Training Area in Germany, with a Grand Tatoo ceremony on the Grafenwoehr parade field, June 30.
Human Resources Command moves to Fort Knox
Jul 2, 2010
Two Soldiers with ceremonial rifles flanked three others, each carrying a flag important to the U.S. Army Human Resources Command: the American flag, the Army flag and a third, covered flag.
Army officer, author selected as White House Fellow
Jul 1, 2010
Out of more than 700 applicants, an active-duty Army lieutenant colonel's name rose to the top of the 2010-2011 White House Fellows program list-a program designed to give participants hands-on experience with the inner workings of the government.
THAAD nails lowest target, seventh of seven in testing
Jul 1, 2010
The Army launched a Terminal High Altitude Area Defense missile, June 28, from Kauai, Hawaii, which successfully intercepted and destroyed another missile launched just minutes earlier.
Soldiers deliver new low-cost means of supply for Iraqis
Jul 1, 2010
U.S. Soldiers at Al Asad Air Base not only have an inexpensive way to deliver small items like ammunition, food and water, they have trained Iraqi special operations forces how to do it themselves.
FORSCOM, USARC coordinate BRAC relocation
Jul 1, 2010
Planners and leaders from U.S. Army Forces Command and U.S Army Reserve Command met to coordinate the next milestone in Base Realignment and Closure relocation of the two commands to Fort Bragg, N.C.
NCO wins 20K race-walk national championship
Jul 1, 2010
Staff Sgt. John Nunn won the 20-kilometer race walk on June 27 at the 2010 USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Des Moines, Iowa.
McHugh addresses graves, management at Arlington National Cemetery
Jun 30, 2010
Secretary of the Army John McHugh told lawmakers the Army is working now to resolve issues of mishandled gravesites at Arlington National Cemetery and to ensure that the management problems discovered there do not happen again.
Puerto Rican government issues birth certificate extension
Jun 30, 2010
The government of Puerto Rico on Monday extended the validity of current birth certificates until Sept. 30, giving U.S. citizens born on the island more time to apply for and receive the new, security-enhanced certificates.
Captain has special reasons to salute on Fourth of July
Jun 30, 2010
This Independence Day marks the fifth anniversary of Capt. Fred Babauta awakening from an 11-day coma after encountering an improvised explosive device in Ramadi, Iraq.
Texas Guard prepares for first hurricane of season
Jun 30, 2010
About 2,500 members of the Texas National Guard are on standby in anticipation of Tropical Storm Alex, which is expected to become a hurricane and hit the lower Texas coast late Wednesday or early Thursday.
Former first lady speaks at PX of life in White House
Jun 30, 2010
Former first lady Laura Bush visited the post exchange at Fort Hood, Texas, for a few hours Sunday to meet Soldiers, retirees, civilians and Family members while signing copies of her new autobiography, "Spoken from the Heart."
New program brings holistic approach to health, wellness
Jun 29, 2010
Commanders charged with addressing the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of Soldiers and families have a new "tool" that focuses all available installation resources on those needs.
Guard MPs train in Haiti during New Horizons
Jun 29, 2010
Nevada National Guard Soldiers of the 485th Military Police Company participated in the U.S. Army South New Horizons - Haiti 2010 Task Force Kout Men at several engineering and medical training exercise sites in the Gonaives area of Haiti from June 10 to June 26.
National Guard battles flood waters in four states
Jun 29, 2010
Almost 300 National Guard members from four states helped to battle oncoming and long-gone flood waters last week.
Army employees receive Presidential Rank Awards
Jun 29, 2010
Army employees who received the Presidential Rank Award Monday saved the service an estimated $4 billion with efficiencies and advanced technology in areas such as infrared sensor technology and tactical software.
Army plans network integration exercise
Jun 29, 2010
The U.S. Army is planning a brigade combat team integration exercise at White Sands Missile Range, N.M., July 12-16, which will connect Soldiers, sensors, UAVs, networked vehicles on-the-move, command posts and other nodes over long distances through satellite and software-programmable radio as part of an effort to evaluate the progress of its battlefield network, service officials said.
Army awards scholarships to eCYBERMISSION national winners
Jun 28, 2010
Sixteen teams of regional eCYBERMISSION winners were on edge as they waited for the national winners to be announced June 25.
U.S. Soldiers forge new friendships in Indonesia
Jun 28, 2010
"What we leave behind will have a positive lasting impact," said Col. Tony Diaz, the U.S. commander for this year's fourth annual Garuda Shield 2010, which drew to a close June 22.
Six Soldiers win Armed Forces Taekwondo crowns, qualify for CISM
Jun 28, 2010
Six Soldiers won their divisions of the 2010 Armed Forces Taekwondo Championships on June 19 at Blue Mountain Sports Arena.
National Guard completes Grand Isle barrier wall
Jun 28, 2010
The Louisiana National Guard completed construction of an 8.2 mile long Tiger Dam shoreline protection system along the beach in Grand Isle, La.
SMA: New enlisted promotion policy in works
Jun 28, 2010
Soldiers in Baghdad were paid a visit by the Army's senior most sergeant June 24, who spoke on a number of issues affecting junior-enlisted Soldiers.
Fort Bliss tests new moving target system
Jun 25, 2010
Soldiers got their chance June 16 to participate in the first "proof of principle" live-fire exercise on a moving target that turned and adjusted speed along a hidden 350-meter track.
Army looking at yoga, acupuncture to treat pain
Jun 25, 2010
The Army's healthcare system may soon see changes in how Soldiers are treated for pain, according to a report released by the Army's surgeon general Wednesday which recommends 109 changes.
Veterans recall smells, cold of Korean War
Jun 25, 2010
War stinks. According to one veteran of the Korean War -- which started 60 years ago today -- it stinks specifically like coal and kimchi.
DoD commemorates 60th anniversary of Korean War
Jun 24, 2010
The Department of Defense began its commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the Korean War in the Pentagon courtyard June 24, honoring veterans in attendance and the more than 37,000 who died in the three-year war.
Guard building coastal barriers to keep out oil
Jun 24, 2010
Construction of 8.5 miles of wall barriers by the Louisiana National Guard's 225th Engineer Brigade continues in six areas along the coast of Cameron Parish in an effort to keep oil-tainted water from moving inland.
Chiarelli: suicides down, but not enough
Jun 24, 2010
While the number of suicides among active-duty Soldiers has fallen, the Army's vice chief told lawmakers that it's not enough.
National Guard troops to deploy to Southwest border
Jun 24, 2010
About 1,200 National Guard troops will support the Department of Homeland Security in enhancing the security of the nation's Southwest border, Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano said June 22.
Charity helps injured vet start new life
Jun 24, 2010
Military members who return home injured face a multitude of challenges to include the inability to move around their homes and perform the simplest of household tasks others take for granted.
North Korea attacks across 38th parallel, 60 years ago
Jun 23, 2010
Sixty years ago, the Korean War became the first major armed clash between the free world and Communist forces, as the so-called Cold War turned hot.
Officials testify to Congress on convoys in Afghanistan
Jun 23, 2010
Army and DoD officials told a Congressional committee Tuesday about what they are doing in Afghanistan to keep contracting funds out of the hands of the Taliban and other criminals.
Army, Air Force, Iraqis team to conduct fires exercise
Jun 23, 2010
Soldiers from the 1st Advise and Assist Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division and Air Force F-16 fighters teamed for four days with the 17th Iraqi Army Division conducting a full-scale defensive fires exercise at the Besmaya Range Complex outside Baghdad.
Army begins shipping improved 5.56mm cartridge
Jun 23, 2010
The Army announced Wednesday it has begun shipping its new 5.56mm cartridge, the M855A1 Enhanced Performance Round, to support warfighters in Afghanistan.
Serbian soldiers train with U.S. Army in Germany
Jun 23, 2010
Soldiers from the 172nd Infantry Brigade have been partnering with the Serbian Armed Forces here recently helping to build allied partner capacity within Europe.
Task Force Kout Men to construct four schools in Haiti
Jun 22, 2010
Col. Mike Borrell, the commander of Task Force Kout Men, which in Creole means "Helping Hands," has set two goals for his mission in Haiti this summer.
eCYBERMISSION finalists tour APG
Jun 22, 2010
National finalists in the U.S. Army's eCYBERMISSION National Judging and Education Event that promotes science, technology, engineering and mathematics education for American youth, are touring installation facilities beginning a week that will culminate in the presentation of scholarships at an awards dinner Friday evening.
Guard approaches 100K grads from Youth ChalleNGe program
Jun 21, 2010
This month, more than 4,000 cadets, across 28 states, will graduate from the National Guard's Youth ChalleNGe program -- which, since 1993, has provided a means for "at risk" youth to earn their General Equivalency Degree, or high school diploma. By the end of the year, it's expected the program will graduate its 100,000th student.
Soldier named Greco-Roman Wrestler of Year
Jun 21, 2010
U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program Sgt. 1st Class Dremiel Byers has been selected as the 2009 Greco-Roman Wrestler of the Year by USA Wrestling.
Corps of Engineers builds Afghanistan National Police Training Center
Jun 21, 2010
It's been a long time coming, but Afghanistan's National Police Training Center is progressing according to plan.
Army dominates 2010 Interservice Pistol Championship
Jun 21, 2010
The Army prevailed once again as Soldiers from U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit dominated the competition at the 51st Interservice Pistol Championship matches held here June 14-18.
Iraqi Army takes reins of Anbar medical engagement from advise, assist paratroopers
Jun 18, 2010
An Iraqi Army unit planned and hosted its first medical clinic for civilians with minimal aid from U.S. forces June 12-13 in a poor village in western Al Anbar province.
Mobile teams, new school help turn back PME backlog
Jun 18, 2010
A new academy and mobile training teams are two of the tools the Army is using now to successfully fight the backlog of Soldiers needing professional military education.
Iraqi troops train on M-16 rifle, continue transition from AK-47
Jun 18, 2010
Soldiers serving on Camp Taji, Iraq trained Iraqi troops on the fundamentals of marksmanship with the M16 rifle, June 15. The training was part of a continued effort by the U.S. to phase out the Iraqi Army's use of the Soviet-era AK-47 Kalashnikov assault rifle.
Secretary reads, celebrates Army's 235th with youth at CDC
Jun 18, 2010
Secretary of the Army John McHugh continued the 235th Army Birthday celebration with the reading of this year's Army birthday book June 17, at Fort Myer's Child Development Center.


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Hokage Dilemma Pg.29 by BotanofSpiritWorldWatch
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Great, bet Naruto stays glued to him until Obito changes his mind. ^-^
Therapy no Jutsu~! (Or you can just punch him in the face. Same thing really...)
He will use a Sexy no Jutsu version busty Rin?
"Talk no Jutsu" begins, possibly with mentioning Rin. Mentioning Rin always works on Obito, after all.
Harem no Jutsu time.
Or Ramen.
Or TNJ.
Or Kamehada.
All of 'em work.
Or Ramen.
Or TNJ.
Or Kamehada.
All of 'em work.
Ramen break! Coz ramen makes everything better
Punch him!!
KAMEHAMEHAAA!!!! xD
He's gonna.... THROW HIM OUT A WINDOW!!!!
HES GONNA TAKE THAT DANG CURSE AND THROW IT AT SASUKE o3O
To give a slap?! xD
Is he gonna punch him?
sexy no jutsu
Please don't say he's going to do something completely crazy
are we about to have the japanese staple- Punch of spirit giving!
I think he will relieve Obito from his duty as Hokage. Or pick him using his clones and drag him out side. Or get Neji to give a speech about destiny. Who knows? Only Botan-chan knows.
Is he going to drag him to other people to prove he is wrong or give a big lecture?
I sense that Naruto is going to tell Obito about how rough being a jinchūriki from birth was, but how he still survived by not giving up.
Just my guess, though...
Just my guess, though...
Hmm I think Naruto is going to do something to prove obito that it's all in his head?
I think Naruto will hit Obito!! >8)
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I took another pass at her face because I felt there were problems structurally. I also hope the face is a little more true to the era in this version.
Nice work
Outstanding work with color and lighting. I haven't seen previous version but this one I love
amazing painting!
a very sexy & fun piece... beautifully done
yes an improvement (though I didn't notice anything wrong with the other one!)
This is awesome! Bright and chipper, with a little bit of humor.
Certainly the "pouty" lips - maybe dimple/cleft chin. A little more "heft" too?
Awesome work
she reminds me of katy perry! XD well done on the scene!
awesome work
Looooove this!!! It reminds me of Chris DeLara's work, which I also love.
But, the stylistic choices are great and I'm in love with the colors and lighting!! Did you use a lot of reference for this, to come up with the accurate lighting/anatomy or are you able to make it work without any?
Thanks Rai! I took some photo ref but had to come up with the lighting myself as I was shooting the ref from my tiny little phone on set camera take intervals which meant I didn't have much room for the perfect shot!
I think it's much better. ^^,
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STATE OF THE ART; A PC Helps This Remote To Do It All
By David Pogue
Published: July 25, 2002
IN artificial intelligence, they have the Turing Test: Can a computer impersonate a human well enough to fool a researcher? In magic, they have the Book Test: Can a magician mind-read well enough to divine a word chosen at random? And in the home-theater field, they have the Baby Sitter Test: Is your system simple enough that a guest can turn on the TV unaided?
These days, the answer is often no. Every component of a home entertainment system comes with its own remote control: one each for the TV, the cable box, the VCR and the DVD player. Fancier systems involve additional remotes for the sound system, the video projector, the TiVo video recorder, the satellite receiver and even room lighting. Forget the Baby Sitter Test: the modern home entertainment setup would be lucky to pass the Electrical Engineer Test.
Until recently, you had only two options. You could buy a preprogrammed, all-in-one remote. Alas, few inventions are so likely to wind up at the back of your batteries drawer. Not only do all-in-ones recognize relatively few equipment models, but the simple act of, say, playing a DVD entails switching modes so many times and pushing so many buttons that you risk developing Couch-Potato Finger.
The alternative is a programmable remote, which can turn on and control multiple devices with the touch of a single button -- after you've taken a year off to program it.
The Harmony remote (www.harmonyremote.com), $199, takes a radically different approach that promises the power of a programmable and the simplicity of an all-in-one. Using a side-mounted thumbwheel, you choose activities, not components, from a list on the remote's small illuminated screen: ''Play a DVD,'' ''Listen to a CD,'' ''Record a Show,'' ''TiVo Television'' and so on. That's a huge idea. It reduces a long list of steps -- turn on TV, turn on DVD player, turn on sound system, switch TV input to AUX, start playing -- to a single button press.
Because the remote does so much grunt work for you, it has shockingly few buttons: only 13. (A typical universal remote has 50 buttons or more.) As a result, you get a small, simple-looking device with big, variously shaped buttons. Considering its power, this remote is tiny, too -- roughly the size and shape of a modern cellphone.
So how can something with so few buttons control millions of combinations of audio and video gear? Before you can use it, you must dial up the company's Web site using a Windows PC, select the model numbers of your components from the gigantic lists there and specify which TV channels are your favorites. (You don't necessarily have to go online for this process -- a CD-based version of the setup program is included -- but the online database is likely to be more up-to-date. And by the way, the company says that Mac and Linux compatibility is in the works.)
Finally, you connect the remote to the PC with a U.S.B. cable; the PC downloads your configuration information to the remote.
The online database is surprisingly complete. In fact, as I scrolled through the long list of component categories (DAT, Game Console, Light Controller, Satellite, CD Jukebox and on and on), I grew self-conscious about the inadequacy of my puny setup: TV, VCR, DVD player and TiVo. Still, I was surprised to find all of my gear listed, even though some components are nearly 15 years old.
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\input texinfo @c -*-texinfo-*-
@c $Id$
@setfilename semantic.info
@settitle Semantic parsing for Emacs
* semantic: (semantic). Semantic Parsing for Emacs
@end format
@end ifinfo
@sp 10
@center @titlefont{Semantic}
@vskip 0pt plus 1 fill
Copyright @copyright{} 1999, 2000 Eric M. Ludlam
@end titlepage
@node Top, Lexing, (dir), (dir)
@comment node-name, next, previous, up
Semantic is a program for Emacs which includes, at its core, a lexer,
and a compiler compiler (bovinator). Additional tools include a
bnf->semantic table converter, example tables, and a speedbar tool.
The core utility is the ``semantic bovinator'' which has similar
behaviors as yacc or bison. Since it is not designed to be as feature
rich as these tools, it uses the term ``bovine'' for cow, a lesser
cousin of the yak and bison.
In it's current state, the bovinator is both fast (because it uses emacs
tricks) and slow (it is recursive, and not table (array) based). If you
have experience with compiler compilers (bison, yacc, etc) your help to
make these updates would be greatly appreciated.
Because the bovinator is recursive, you may need to add the following to
your .emacs file:
@code{(setq max-specpdl-size 1000)}
* Lexing:: Setting up the lexer for your language.
* Bovinating:: Setting up the parser for your language.
* BNF conversion:: Using the BNF converter to make tables.
* Compiling:: Running the bovinator on a source file.
* Debugging:: Using the bovine table debugger.
* Non-Terminals:: How to use the nonterminal stream.
* Utilities:: Utilities for querying the nonterminal stream.
@end menu
@node Lexing, Bovinating, Top, Top
@chapter Preparing your language for Lexing
In order to reduce a source file into a token list, it must first be
converted into a token stream. Tokens are syntactic elements such as
whitespace, symbols, strings, lists, and punctuation.
The lexer uses the major-mode's syntax table for conversion. As long as
that is set up correctly (along with the important
@code{comment-start-skip} variable) the lexer should already work for your
There are three ways to extend the flexer.
@defvar semantic-flex-extensions
For a given language buffer, this is an association list. The key is a
regular expression used to match text in the buffer. The data element
is a function which will be called when that text is encountered.
The function should return a list of the form:
@end example
nil is also valid in case the text does not satisfy some other criterion.
TYPE can be any type of symbol, as long as it doesn't occur as a
nonterminal in the language definition.
@end defvar
@defvar semantic-flex-syntax-modifications
Updates to the syntax table for a given buffer.
These changes are active only while this file is being flexed.
This is a list where each element is of the form:
@end example
Where CHAR is the char passed to `modify-syntax-entry',
and CLASS is the string also passed to `modify-syntax-entry' to define
what class of syntax CHAR is.
@end defvar
@defvar semantic-flex-enable-newlines
When flexing, report 'newlines as syntactic elements.
Useful for languages where the newline is a special case terminator.
@end defvar
@node Bovinating, BNF conversion, Lexing, Top
@chapter Preparing a bovine table for your language
When converting a source file into a nonterminal token stream
(parse-tree) it is important to specify rules to accomplish this. The
rules are stored in the buffer local variable
While it is certainly possible to write this table yourself, it is most
likely you will want to use the BNF converter. @xref{BNF conversion}.
This is an easier method for specifying your rules. You will still need
to specify a variable in your language for the table, however. A good
rule of thumb is to call it @code{langauge-toplevel-bovine-table} if it
part of the language, or @code{semantic-toplevel-language-bovine-table}
if you donate it to the semantic package.
When initializing a major-mode for your language, you will set the
variable @code{semantic-toplevel-bovine-table} to the contents of your
language table. @code{semantic-toplevel-bovine-table} is always buffer
Since it is important to know the format of the table when debugging
@xref{Debugging}, you should still attempt to understand the basics of
the table.
Please see the documentation for the variable
@code{semantic-toplevel-bovine-table} for details on it's format.
* fix this *
@node BNF conversion, Compiling, Bovinating, Top
@chapter Using the BNF converter to make bovine tables
The BNF converter takes a file in "Bovine Normal Form" which is similar
to "Backus-Naur Form". If you have ever used yacc or bison, you will
find it similar. The BNF form used by semantic, however, does not
include token or precedence rules.
It is important to have an Emacs Lisp file with a variable ready to take
the output of your table @xref{Bovinating}. Also, make sure that the
file @file{semantic-bnf} is loaded. Give your language file the
extension @file{.bnf} and you are ready.
The comment character is @asis{#} and you will want to place a comment
near the top of the file which looks like this:
# TABLE: semantic-lang.el:semantic-toplevel-lang-bovine-table
# MODE: lang-mode
@end example
where @asis{lang} is the language you are intending to support.
This lets you specify the file and variable where you want this
language file to be parsed to. When you want to test your file, use the
keyboard shortcut @kbd{C-c C-c} to parse the file, generate the
variable, and load the new definition in. It will then look for the
@asis{MODE} indicator, and find all matching modes, and re-initialize
Writing the rules should be very similar to bison for basic syntax.
Each rule is of the form
RESULT : MATCH1 (optional-lambda-expression)
| MATCH2 (optional-lambda-expression)
@end example
@var{RESULT} is a non-terminal, or a token synthisized in your grammar.
@var{MATCH} is a list of elements that are to be matched if @var{RESULT}
is to be made. The optional lambda expression is a list containing
simplified rules for concocting the parse tree.
In bison, each time an element of a @var{MATCH} is found, it is
"shifted" onto the parser stack. (The stack of matched elements.) When
all of @var{MATCH1}'s elements have been matched, it is "reduced" to
@var{RESULT}. @xref{(bison)Algorithm}.
The first @var{RESULT} written into your language specification should
be @code{bovine-toplevel}. When starting a parse for a file, this is
the default token iterated over.
@var{MATCH} is made up of symbols and strings. A symbol such as
@code{foo} means that a syntactic token of type @code{foo} must be
matched. A string in the mix means that the previous symbol must have
the additional constraint of exactly matching it. Thus, the
symbol "moose"
@end example
means that a symbol must first be encountered, and then it must
@code{string-match "moose"}. Be especially careful to remember that the
string is a regular expression. The code:
punctuation "."
@end example
will match any punctuation.
For the above example in bison, a LEX rule would be used to create a new
token @var{MOOSE}. In this case, the @var{MOOSE} token would appear.
For the bovinator, this task was mixed into the language definition to
simplify implementation, though Bison's technique is more efficient.
The OLE (Optional Lambda Expression) is converted into a bovine lambda
@xref{Bovinating}. This lambda has special short-cuts to simplify
reading the emacs bnf definition. An OLE like this:
( $1 )
@end example
results in a lambda return which consists entirely of the string
or object found by matching the first (zeroeth) element of match.
An OLE like this:
( ,(foo $1) )
@end example
executes `foo' on the first argument, and then splices it's return
into the return list whereas:
( (foo $1) )
@end example
executes foo, and that is placed in the return list.
Here are other things that can appear inline:
@table @code
@item $1
the first object matched.
@item ,$1
the first object spliced into the list (assuming it is a list from a
@item '$1
the first object matched, placed in a list. ie ( $1 )
@item foo
the symbol foo (exactly as displayed)
@item (foo)
a function call to foo which is stuck into the return list.
@item ,(foo)
a function call to foo which is spliced into the return list.
@item '(foo)
a function call to foo which is stuck into the return list in a list.
@item (EXPAND $1 nonterminal depth)
a list starting with EXPAND performs a recursive parse on the token
passed to it (represented by $1 above.) The semantic list is a common
token to expand, as there are often interesting things in the list.
The @var{nonterminal} is a symbol in your table which the bovinator will
start with when parsing. @var{nonterminal}'s definition is the same as
any other nonterminal. @var{depth} should be at least 1 when
descending into a semantic list.
@item (EXPANDFULL $1 nonterminal depth)
is like EXPAND, except that the parser will iterate over
@var{nonterminal} until there are no more matches. (The same way the
parser iterates over @code{bovine-toplevel}. This lets you have
much simpler rules in this specific case, and also lets you have
positional information in the returned tokens, and error skipping.
@end table
@node Compiling, Debugging, BNF conversion, Top
@chapter Compiling a language file with the bovinator
From a program you can use the function @code{semantic-bovinate-toplevel}.
This function takes two optional parameters. First is the DEPTH which
defaults to 0. The lexer takes a DEPTH parameter which is used to
determine if @code{open-paren} and @code{close-paren} tokens are
returned, or if @code{semantic-list} tokens are returned.
The second argument TRASHCOMMENTS defaults to nil, and indicates if
comments should be automatically stripped when they are encountered.
Another function you can use is @code{semantic-bovinate-nonterminal}.
This command takes a token stream returned by the function
@code{semantic-flex} followed by a DEPTH (as above). This takes an
additional optional argument of NONTERMINAL which is the nonterminal in
your table it is to start parsing with.
@deffn Command bovinate
As a user, you can use @code{bovinate} which runs the
previously mentioned command, and displays the returned tokens in a
buffer. This is a great tool for testing tables as you develop them.
@end deffn
@deffn Command semantic-clear-toplevel-cache
When a buffer is parsed, the results are cached in a local variable in
the parsed buffer. This command will clear the cache so that the parser
is called a second time.
@end deffn
@node Debugging, Non-Terminals, Compiling, Top
@chapter Debugging a bovine table.
To debug a language is a two step process. The first tells emacs where
to find the source code to the bovine table. The second is to run the
debugger from a language file that uses the table.
@deffn Command semantic-bovinate-debug-set-table
Finds a variable definition under point. Sets this to be the table used
when debugging a language definition.
@end deffn
@deffn Command bovinate-debug
Start parsing the current buffer in debug mode. Uses the definition set
with @code{semantic-bovinate-debug-set-table}. Use space to move to the
next definition. It will highlight the current semantic token in the
source buffer, and the current match symbol.
@key{C-g} halts the debugger.
@end deffn
@deffn Command bovinate-create-reference
Create a reference parse table. A reference table can be used to
identify differences between parsing runs.
@end deffn
@deffn Command bovinate-reference-compare
Bovinates the current buffer with a reference list.
Throws an error for the first difference, with details as to what was
@end deffn
@node Non-Terminals, Utilities, Debugging, Top
@chapter Using the Non-Termianal Stream
The list of nontermianls returned from the parser is always language
dependent, but should follow some simple conventions. A generic entry
in the stream should be of the form
("NAME" type-symbol ["TYPE"] ... "DOCSTRING" START END)
@end example
In this case, @var{NAME} is the identifier being declared.
@var{type-symbol} is a symbol representing the type of identifier being
declared. @var{TYPE} is a string containing the text of the type of
this identifier, or nil if there is no typing information.
Additional information follows TYPE which is specific to the type of
identifier being created. The last three entries are @var{docstring},
some documentation associated with this class, and @var{start} and
@var{end}, which describe the bounds of this definition.
Some predefined nonterminals that can be used are:
("NAME" variable "TYPE" CONST DEFAULT-VALUE MODIFIERS "DOCSTRING" START END)
@end example
The definition of a variable, or constant. @var{CONST} is a boolean
representing if this variable is considered a constant.
@var{DEFAULT-VALUE} can be something apropriate such a a string, or list
of parsed elements. @var{MODIFIERS} are details about a variable that
are not covered in the @var{TYPE} field. @var{DOCSTRING} is optional.
("NAME" function "TYPE" ( ARG-LIST ) MODIFIERS [THROWS]
@end example
A function/procedure definition.
@var{ARG-LIST} is a list of variable definitions.
@var{THROWS} is an optional argument for functions or methods in languages
that support typed signal throwing.
@var{DOCSTRING} is optional.
("NAME" type "TYPE" ( PART-LIST ) ( PARENTS ) MODIFIERS "DOCSTRING" START END)
@end example
A type definition.
@var{TYPE} of a type could be anything, such as (in C) struct, union, typedef,
or class.
@var{PART-LIST} is only useful for structs that have multiple individual parts.
(It is recommended that these be variables, functions or types).
@var{PARENTS} is strictly for classes where there is inheritance.
("FILE" include SYSTEM "DOCSTRING" START END)
@end example
In C, an #include statement. In elisp, a require statement.
Indicates additional locations of sources or definitions.
@var{SYSTEM} is true if this include is part of a set of system includes.
("NAME" package DETAIL "DOCSTRING" START END)
@end example
In Emacs Lisp, a `provide' statement. @var{DETAIL} might be an associated
file name.
@node Utilities, , Non-Terminals, Top
@chapter Utilities
There are many utilities which can be used in programs that use the
nonterminal stream generated by the bovinator. These utilities
generally require that the current buffer belongs to the stream being
Some of these utils will use EDE if it is available. EDE is a tool that
tracks how program language files relate to eachother.
* Nonterminal queryies:: Get info about one nonterminal token.
* Nonterminal streams:: Get info from a stream of nonterminals.
* Nonterminal completion:: Read nonterminal names in the minibuffer.
* Override methods:: Methods that are more language specific.
@end menu
@node Nonterminal queryies, Nonterminal streams, Utilities, Utilities
@section Nonterminal queryies
These functions all take a single nonterminal (a list), and return some
element from that list.
@defun semantic-token-p token
Return non-@code{nil} if @var{TOKEN} is most likely a semantic token.
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-token token
Retrieve from @var{TOKEN} the token identifier.
ie, the symbol @code{'variable}, @code{'function}, @code{'type}, or other.
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-name token
Retrieve the name of @var{TOKEN}.
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-docstring token &optional buffer
Retrieve the documentation of @var{TOKEN}.
Optional argument @var{BUFFER} indicates where to get the text from.
If not provided, then only the @var{POSITION} can be provided.
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-extent token
Retrieve the extent (@var{START} @var{END}) of @var{TOKEN}."
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-start token
Retrieve the start location of @var{TOKEN}.
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-end token
Retrieve the end location of @var{TOKEN}.
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-type token
Retrieve the type of @var{TOKEN}.
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-type-parts token
Retrieve the parts of the type @var{TOKEN}.
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-type-parent token
Retrieve the parent of the type @var{TOKEN}.
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-type-modifiers token
Retrieve the non-type modifiers of type @var{TOKEN}.
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-function-args token
Retrieve the arguments of the function @var{TOKEN}.
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-function-modifiers token
Retrieve the non-type modifiers of the function @var{TOKEN}.
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-function-throws token
Retrieve the throws signale of the function @var{TOKEN}.
This is an optional field, and returns @code{nil} if it doesn't exist.
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-variable-const token
Retrieve the status of constantness from the variable @var{TOKEN}.
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-variable-default token
Retrieve the default value of the variable @var{TOKEN}.
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-variable-modifiers token
Retrieve extra non-type modifiers for the variable @var{TOKEN}.
@end defun
@defun semantic-token-include-system token
Retrieve the flag indicating if the include @var{TOKEN} is a sysmtem include.
@end defun
@node Nonterminal streams, Nonterminal completion, Nonterminal queryies, Utilities
@section Nonterminal streams
These functions take some key, and returns information found inside the
nonterminal stream returned by the bovinator. Some will return one
token (the first matching item found.) Others will return a list of all
items matching a given criterion.
@defun semantic-find-nonterminal-by-name name streamorbuffer
Find a nonterminal @var{NAME} within @var{STREAMORBUFFER}. @var{NAME} is a string.
@end defun
@defun semantic-find-nonterminal-by-position position streamorbuffer &optional nomedian
Find a nonterminal covinging @var{POSITION} within @var{STREAMORBUFFER}.
@var{POSITION} is a number, or marker. If @var{NOMEDIAN} is non-@code{nil}, don't do
the median calculation, and return nil.
@end defun
@defun semantic-find-innermost-nonterminal-by-position position streamorbuffer &optional nomedian
Find a list of nonterminals covering @var{POSITION} within
@var{STREAMORBUFFER}. @var{POSITION} is a number, or marker. If
@var{NOMEDIAN} is non-@code{nil}, don't do the median calculation, and
return nil. This function will find the topmost item, and recurse until
no more details are available of findable.
@end defun
@defun semantic-find-nonterminal-by-token token streamorbuffer
Find all nonterminals with a token @var{TOKEN} within @var{STREAMORBUFFER}.
@var{TOKEN} is a symbol.
@end defun
@defun semantic-find-nonterminal-standard streamorbuffer
Find all nonterminals in @var{STREAMORBUFFER} which define simple token types.
@end defun
@defun semantic-find-nonterminal-by-type type streamorbuffer
Find all nonterminals with type @var{TYPE} within @var{STREAMORBUFFER}.
@var{TYPE} is a string.
@end defun
@defun semantic-find-nonterminal-by-function function streamorbuffer
Find all nonterminals which @var{FUNCTION} match within @var{STREAMORBUFFER}.
@var{FUNCTION} must return non-@code{nil} if an element of @var{STREAM} will be included
in the new list.
@end defun
@defun semantic-find-nonterminal-by-function-first-match function streamorbuffer
Find the first nonterminal which @var{FUNCTION} match within @var{STREAMORBUFFER}.
@var{FUNCTION} must return non-@code{nil} if an element of @var{STREAM} will be included
in the new list.
@end defun
@defun semantic-recursive-find-nonterminal-by-name name buffer
Recursively find the first occurrence of @var{NAME}.
Start search with @var{BUFFER}. Recurse through all dependencies till found.
The return item is of the form (@var{BUFFER} @var{TOKEN}) where @var{BUFFER} is the buffer
in which @var{TOKEN} (the token found to match @var{NAME}) was found.
@end defun
@node Nonterminal completion, Override methods, Nonterminal streams, Utilities
@section Nonterminal completion
These functions provide ways reading the names of items in a buffer with
@defun semantic-read-symbol prompt &optional default stream filter
Read a symbol name from the user for the current buffer.
@var{PROMPT} is the prompt to use.
Optional arguments:
@var{DEFAULT} is the default choice. If no default is given, one is read
from under point.
@var{STREAM} is the list of tokens to complete from.
@var{FILTER} is provides a filter on the types of things to complete.
@var{FILTER} must be a function to call on each element. (See
@end defun
@defun semantic-read-variable prompt &optional default stream
Read a variable name from the user for the current buffer.
@var{PROMPT} is the prompt to use.
Optional arguments:
@var{DEFAULT} is the default choice. If no default is given, one is read
from under point.
@var{STREAM} is the list of tokens to complete from.
@end defun
@defun semantic-read-function prompt &optional default stream
Read a function name from the user for the current buffer.
@var{PROMPT} is the prompt to use.
Optional arguments:
@var{DEFAULT} is the default choice. If no default is given, one is read
from under point.
@var{STREAM} is the list of tokens to complete from.
@end defun
@defun semantic-read-type prompt &optional default stream
Read a type name from the user for the current buffer.
@var{PROMPT} is the prompt to use.
Optional arguments:
@var{DEFAULT} is the default choice. If no default is given, one is read
from under point.
@var{STREAM} is the list of tokens to complete from.
@end defun
@node Override methods, , Nonterminal completion, Utilities
@section Override methods
These functions are called `override methods' because they provide
generic behaviors, which a given language can override. For example,
finding a dependency file in Emacs lisp can be done with the
`locate-library' command (which overrides the default behavior.) In C,
a dependency can be found by searching a generic search path which can
be passed in via a variable.
@defun semantic-find-dependency buffer token
Find the filename represented from BUFFER's @var{TOKEN}.
@var{TOKEN} may be a stripped element, in which case @var{PARENT} specifies a
parent token that has positinal information.
Depends on @code{semantic-dependency-include-path} for searching. Always searches
`.' first, then searches additional paths.
@defvar semantic-dependency-include-path
Defines the include path used when searching for files.
This should be a list of directories to search which is specific to
the file being included.
This variable can also be set to a single function. If it is a
function, it will be called with one arguments, the file to find as a
string, and it should return the full path to that file, or nil.
@end defvar
@end defun
@defun semantic-find-nonterminal buffer token &optional parent
Find the location from @var{BUFFER} belonging to @var{TOKEN}.
@var{TOKEN} may be a stripped element, in which case @var{PARENT} specifies a
parent token that has position information.
Different behaviors are provided depending on the type of token.
For example, dependencies (includes) will seek out the file that is
depended on, and functions will move to the specified definition.
@end defun
@defun semantic-find-documentation buffer token
Find documentation from @var{BUFFER}/@var{TOKEN} and return it as a clean string.
@var{TOKEN} might have @var{DOCUMENTATION} set in it already. If not, there may be
some documentation in a comment preceding TOKEN's definition which we
cal look for. When appropriate, this can be overridden by a language specific
@end defun
@defun semantic-summerize-nonterminal token &optional parent
Summerize @var{TOKEN} in a reasonable way.
Optional argument @var{PARENT} is the parent type if @var{TOKEN} is a detail.
@end defun
@defun semantic-prototype-nonterminal token
Return a prototype for @var{TOKEN}.
This functin must be overloaded, though it need not be used.
@end defun
@defun semantic-prototype-file buffer
Return a file in which prototypes belonging to @var{BUFFER} should be placed.
Default behavior (if not overriden) looks for a token specifying the
prototype file, or the existence of an @var{EDE} variable indicating which
file prototypes belong in.
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Cartography and geography majors at East Central University pose at the marker where Oklahoma, New Mexico and Colorado meet during a field camp near Kenton in the Oklahoma Panhandle. The students and their professors were able to charter a bus to travel to the Panhandle for the Oklahoma Academy of Science Fall Field Meeting thanks to financial assistance from the ECU Alumni Enhancement Fund and NASA.
Standing at the top of Black Mesa, the highest point in Oklahoma at 4,973 feet above sea level, are cartography and geography majors and professors from East Central University. The students traveled to a field camp near Kenton in the Oklahoma Panhandle to attend the Oklahoma Academy of Science Fall Field Meeting. The camp allowed students to learn from a variety of scientists, test their geotechnical skills in a new location and learn more about the physical and human geography of Oklahoma.
Twenty-eight cartography and geography majors at East Central University and their three faculty members left their classrooms for the geography of the Oklahoma panhandle recently to attend the Oklahoma Academy of Science (OAS) Fall Field Meeting.
The students and Dr. Greg Plumb, Dr. Mark Micozzi and Dr. Robert Newcomer traveled to Kenton for the field camp at Black Mesa State Park. Students were able to learn from scientists in aquatic invertebrates, astronomy, botany, entomology, geography, geology, herpetology, ichthyology, malacology, ornithology and mammalogy.
Students enrolled in ECU cartography courses have been required for five years to participate in a fall field camp at one of Oklahoma's state parks chosen by the OAS. Part of the OAS mission is to stimulate scientific research, encourage fraternal relationship and share ideas among Oklahoma students and scientists in various disciplines of science.
"This mission is exactly what we want for our students in the department and we agreed, as a department, to expand our commitment to quality teaching with the addition of field work," Micozzi said. "There is no better classroom for geography than being out in the field, and one way to accomplish this is to attend a two- to three-day field camp that brings students of all ages from across the state, together with faculty, to do science in the field."
The field camp has become a popular event with students. Faculty members relied on the ECU Alumni Enhancement Fund in the past to help with expenses.
"Since Black Mesa State Park near Kenton required an extra day of travel due to its location at the far northwest corner of the Panhandle, carpooling and logistics became a daunting task," Micozzi said.
The faculty really wanted to make this trip happen, he said, since most students have never traveled to this part of the state.
"This would give students a rare chance to test their geotechnical skills in a place they know nothing about and teach them more about the physical and human geography of Oklahoma during the cross-state journey."
The excitement was high but the funds were low, he said. Since Micozzi is the institutional representative for the NASA Fellowship Program at ECU, he contacted the Oklahoma Space Grant Director, Dr. Victoria Duca-Snowden at the University of Oklahoma, for assistance. NASA agreed to help because of the similarity of the OAS goals to NASA's strategic goals for engaging students in science, technology, engineering and math.
With funding from the ECU Alumni Enhancement Fund, the NASA Space Grant Program and the NASA Workforce Development Grant, Micozzi chartered a bus for the cross-state journey.
"We got some odd stares when we pulled up in a chartered bus in the middle of the shortgrass prairie," he said.
At the field camp, students were treated to a star party with more than 100 telescopes, a hike to the highest point in Oklahoma, a visit to the famed Black Mesa Bed & Breakfast at the base of Black Mesa, a visit to the tri-state marker where Colorado, New Mexico and Colorado meet, dinosaur footprints and live global positioning wired into the DVD system on the bus.
In addition, students visited Autograph Cliff where names were carved in sandstone from traders along the Santa Fe Cut-Off.
"The trip was a great success and it was made possible by the ECU Alumni Office and NASA as both entities strongly believe in the importance of teaching 'outside of the box,' or in this case, 'outside of the classroom,'" Micozzi said.
Since the trip was so successful, Micozzi said he plans to push the idea to include non-majors enrolled in general education courses such as Earth Science.
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|NBA draft: What they're saying about the C's pick
|05.20.10 at 12:20 pm ET
The playoffs are in full swing, but after the ping pong balls were dropped Tuesday night in the NBA draft lottery, many teams now turn their focus to prospective players who can help them get to the next level. This year's draft does not have a prototypical superstar, but there are more than a few potential stars to pick from.
The Celtics, although battling with Orlando right now for the right to represent the Eastern Conference in the NBA finals, pick 19th overall in the June 24 draft. With an aging roster, the Celtics hope to land a player who can be productive for years to come.
On Wednesday, we gave you 10 candidates for selection by the Celtics. We've also bounced around the web to find out what other sites are predicting for the C's. What we found is a variety of predictions, with Butler standout Gordon Hayward the only one to be budgeted to Boston by a few prognosticators.
NBADraft.net has the C's grabbing Luke Babbit, a 6-foot-8 small forward/power forward hybrid from Nevada. Touted as a highly skilled big man, Babbit possesses a strong 3-point touch as well as an impressive mid-range game. He averaged 21.9 points per game last season as a sophomore while shooting 41 percent from beyond the arc. He is described as a tweener, however, and will have a difficult time defending small forwards in the NBA.
The same site is predicting the C's will draft Sherron Collins, a 5-11 point guard from Kansas, with their second selection, 52nd overall. Collins, who had a very successful career at Kansas ' winning a title his sophomore year ' will come into the league a bit raw. He is quick and elusive and has proven he can handle the ball when the game is on the line. Ultimately, he could be a good backup for Rondo, but cannot play any other positions. His size does not allow him to play 2 guard, so he would serve as a spark off the bench.
Yahoo!Sports has the Celtics taking Elliot Williams, a 6-5 shooting guard from Memphis who transferred from Duke. Even if they re-sign free agent Ray Allen, the C's could stand to shore up their depth at guard. Although Yahoo! explains that Williams' outside game needs some work, he could be a good addition to an already impressive backcourt.
MyNBADraft.com and TheHoopDoctors.com have the Celtics taking Hayward, the NCAA tournament standout from underdog Butler. Hayward averaged 15 points and eight rebounds a game last season while shooting 46 percent from the floor. HoopsWorld.com also has the C's taking Hayward in the first round, then 6-5 SF/PF Marquis Blakely from Vermont in the second round. Read the rest of this entry »
|Celtics first-round draft prospects
|05.19.10 at 8:16 pm ET
Prior to Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals Tuesday night, 14 teams watched the ping pong balls determine their draft location in the NBA draft lottery, with the Wizards, 76ers and Nets grabbing the top three spots, respectively. Though the Celtics weren't one of those teams, they will have their own pivotal decisions to make on June 24, regardless of the outcome of their playoff run.
Celtics president Danny Ainge has done fairly well in past drafts. When Ainge has had high picks to work with, he's turned Al Jefferson and Jeff Green into Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen and helped bring Boston a 17th banner. The Celtics also have had success with later picks such as Glen Davis (35th in 2007), Rajon Rondo (21st in 2006), Leon Powe (49th in 2006) and Tony Allen (25th in 2004). All of those picks (the first three of which technically were chosen by other teams but were part of draft-day trades) have been of some service to Boston and have worked out well compared to other late fliers.
Picking at No. 19 this year, Boston will need to rejuvenate its veteran roster and continue to find late steals. Here's a list of 10 players the Celtics potentially could draft in the first round. Read the rest of this entry »
|Blogging the draft: DeJuan Blair (finally)
|06.25.09 at 11:01 pm ET
Leave it to the Spurs to take the most productive college player this side of top pick Blake Griffin (and in the second round, no less). With the 37th pick, San Antonio selected Pitt's DeJuan Blair who was merely the best player in the Big East and who dominated No. 2 overall pick Hasheem Thabeet in their matchups.
Blair's knees gave teams cause for concern, but he never should have fallen this far.
Two other Big East players–DaJuan Summers from Georgetown (Detroit) and Sam Young from Pitt (Memphis)–went just ahead of Blair. Summers also seems like a steal, while Young is one of the oldest players in the draft.
The Celtics pick is No. 58 and we'll have more when they make their selection.
|Blogging the draft: Rest of the first round
|at 10:24 pm ET
— Jrue Holiday was the highest-rated player left in the Green Room, but the UCLA product may have found a perfect fit with Philly, who took him at No. 17. Holiday isn't ready to step in and start, but Andre Miller is an unrestricted free agent and Holliday may get a chance to be in the rotation and eventually take over if he develops.
— Speaking of great fits, Ty Lawson couldn't have asked for a better spot then Denver where he will get a chance to learn from Chauncey Billups and run the second team with JR Smith.
— Austin Daye, son of ex-Celtic Darren Daye, could have been a top five pick if he had gone back to Gonzaga and developed his game. The Pistons did well to get him at 15.
— DeJuan Blair will make a lot of teams look silly for passing on him. The kid was a dominant force at Pitt. Yes, he's undersized from a height standpoint, but he's incredibly strong and his production was off the charts. The Bulls went with two bigs–James Johnson and Taj Gibson and I'd be surprised if either wind up as good as Blair.
— Wayne Ellington at No. 28? Sorry, Jay Bilas. Too high. (By the way, is there any pick the ESPN panel doesn't like?)
— Free Darko? Mr. Millic might have actually found a home in New York.
— Did Stu Scott really call Shaq the best passing big man in the league? Oy.
|Blogging the Draft
|at 7:43 pm ET
— And we're underway. The Clippers kicked off the 2009 NBA Draft by taking Oklahoma forward Blake Griffin, who is the only sure thing in the draft. Griffin should be an immediate impact player provided the Clips can trade away at least one of the following veteran big men: Marcus Camby, Chris Kaman or Zach Randolph.
— Jay Bilas just added "Beasted" to the lexicon, as in: DeJuan Blair beasted Hasheem Thabeet. Let's hope he retires that one post-haste. Thabeet is the easy winner for 2009's awesomest suit award, however. Blinding. So far the draft is unfolding in an orderly manner. This makes me nervous.
— OKC takes James Harden No. 3. Harden is the Blake Griffin of 2-guards in this draft in that he is very likely to be good and in a perfect world could be excellent. Now we begin the Ricky Rubio watch.
— So the Kings are sitting there with both Rubio (whom my girl friend said looked scruffy in a Zac Efron way. I have no idea what that means) and Tyreke Evans from Memphis by way of the Philly suburbs. What to do? The pick is in and it's Evans. Stu Scott keeps insisting that Evans is a point guard. I'm not so sure about that, but he is a player.
— Ru-bio! Ru-bio! Boy he did NOT look happy to go to Minnesota. Does this mean the Bassy Telfair era is over? Did it ever begin? "I'm Ricky Rubio. I'm not like anybody else." Quote of the draft so far.
— Ooooh shocker! There's no way Minnesota is taking Jonny Flynn too. This has to be for somebody else, right? Right? Interestingly, Ric Bucher just said they're keeping both players. This provides some protection in case Rubio's buyout gets complicated.
— Booooooooo! Golden State takes Stephen Curry, which leads to a forced Stu Scott joke and lets the New York fans do what they do best on draft night. I know New York fans fixated on Curry, but I'm not so sure he'll be much more than a 3-point specialist. So who do the Knicks take here? We've hit the nobody knows portion of the draft.
— Jordan Hill is it. Safe pick. Boooooo!
— Here come the freshmen. The Raptors took DeMar DeRozen who could be really, really good or really, really meh. Bilas is trying to equate DeRozen with Amare Stoudemire because they both went No. 9, which is a huge reach. It's a good fit for DeRozen though because the Raps have no one on the wing.
— Milwaukee takes Brandon Jennings, who I wrote about the other day. Right now Jennings is interesting because of his circumstances, i.e. skipping college and playing in Europe. Jeff Van Gundy just made a good point that Jennings is fortunate to play for Scott Skiles, who is not the easiest coach to play for but that's probably what he needs right now. Wonder what this means for Ramon Sessions?
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What can you choose? You could go the classic route with our oven-baked chicken wings. When our morsels of goodness come out of the oven, we cover them in one of our sublime sauces in all kinds of flavors. Or mix it up with boneless wings, made delicious by their light breading and a hint of savory spices. Want extra flavor with your wings? Get another sauce (or two!) for the perfect combo. Order any of our saucy treats, from subtly sweet (that's the Mango Habanero Sauce) to spicy (our classic Buffalo Wings Kicker Hot Sauce) to tangy (bold BBQ sauce). We serve deliciousness however you like it. That's because wing delivery from Domino's is the way to go. We also offer entrées like pasta dishes and hot oven-baked sandwiches, as well as sides like salads, drinks, and our stuffed cheesy breads. And don't forget about dessert! Why do we offer so many choices? That's easy: we want you to have the best experience.
To further enhance your Domino's experience, we make it simple to order from your local store any way you want! You can call us, order from our website, or download the Domino's app to your smartphone and place an order on the go. Operating more than 11,700 restaurant locations in over 75 nations worldwide, we understand the value of good customer service and high quality. With convenient ways to order, and more than 34 million ways to construct your perfect pizza, we strive to make your order just right.
Want to explore the job options your 453 N Broadway Domino's has to offer? Domino's has all kinds of job opportunities in the Portland community, so you can earn some extra cash or start a new career. Whether working as a pizza chef or store manager, working in customer service representation or delivering pizza, Domino's employees can gain a variety of levels of expertise. Part-time and full-time employees alike become part of a brand with a great work environment. After all, Domino's motto is "Sell More Pizza, Have More Fun"! Delivery drivers are far from bored - with a fun crew, different tasks, a flexible schedule, and listening to your own jams in the car while you deliver, being a Domino's driver is an awesome way to make some extra cash! Even more, driving for Domino's could be the start to a long-term career - opportunities for growth could have you running your own Domino's store. Whether you're looking for a fun gig as one of Domino's delivery drivers or are aiming for store management, Domino's has the options you need. When your career begins with Domino's, you become part of a team that values a positive work atmosphere, quality service, and the ability to deliver the best pizza in Portland. That's because Domino's goal is to create a business that values every part of the process and every person in it. Our philosophy is team-centric, focusing on the belief that team members are crucial in making a Domino's store successful.
Interested in getting a job at Domino's? We'd love to have you! Find a job here to start an application at the Domino's store near you, and see what joining the 453 N Broadway Domino's crew can do for you.
Mon-Thu: 10 a.m. to 12 a.m.
Fri-Sat: 10 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Sun: 10 a.m. to 12 a.m.
(615) 325-2400


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HN-SEL375 Selamat
Riva Dining Chair - SaltItem # HN-SEL375
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- Woven rattan peel with tropical hardwood frame
- Salt white finish
- Wheat berry fabric seat
- Contemporary style with rippling texture
- Dimensions: 24W x 26D x 39H inches
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Riva Dining Chair - Salt
A unique rippled texture makes the Riva Dining Chair - Salt an eye-catching accent for your dining room. This texture is created by woven rattan peel over a tropical hardwood frame, and is enhanced by a lovely salt white finish. Completing the look is a comfortable seat cushion upholstered in wheat berry fabric.About Selamat Designs Selamat Designs was founded in 1988 to make an interesting use of the vast quantities of wood cut-offs left over after production of large pieces of furniture in Indonesia.


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