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Beautiful <3
The pose/posture in this portrait is perfect.
do you realize you did such a beauatiful and magnificent lux, that i created a da acount just to say that i love your drawing ?
She's Amazing
I love Lux!
very pretty ^^ i love how serene this looks
at first I'm like... whats with the lol... Lux isn't that funny...
and then I'm like... I'm stupid
and then I'm like... I'm stupid
Wow, she looks so.... Great. Amazing design
Awesome Lux ! My favourite Champion :3
Wow... her face expression...
Oh gosh. Gorgeous!
Love her.
Love her.
it is painted super
she is Great!
Great work! I hope to see more!
She is Xin's and Garen's ladeh! Great work.
I would hang this on my wall. Its gorgeous.
Phenomenal job, Definitely portrayed her emotional side!
Really nice picture very emotional
sooo adorable *o*
So cute, yet so sad. Awesome art!
Beautiful, I especially like the colour of her shadow :]
OMG so awesome! Need wallpaper ASAP >..<
i like how it looks traditional even when its digital
This is such a beautiful picture. You've captured Lux's sorrow in her eyes, which is a part of her character that most art doesn't show. Also, you have quite a knack for drawing hair.
Is it wrong for me to be in love?
Is it wrong for me to be in love?
Wow, this is so gorgeous..
I looove her eyes, and her hair!!
So few people make truly beautiful images of Lux. This is so awesome.
I looove her eyes, and her hair!!
So few people make truly beautiful images of Lux. This is so awesome.
Beautiful drawing <3 Love the expression on her face
Awesome! <3
one of the best I've seen of lux nice job!
Woow. Teach me master...
What program/brush did you use?? really nice : ]
absoloutely amazing, love the style of it
nice art
This is beautiful...
I can see where you tried to draw in her staff You shoulda finished it since it seems like she would hold it like that, and i think it woulda added an insane amount of creativity One last thing... IT NEEDS MORE RAINBOWS!!!!
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They never told me when I got pregnant that I would go through a whole roll of toliet paper by myself every 1-2 days just from the insane amount of times I have to pee in a day.
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i go through a whole roll daily.
Christian wife, and SAHM to one (12/30/12) and another otw (edd 3/4/2015)!
That all shame goes out the window once you hit 30weeks, then you later feel disgusted with yourself over 'letting yourself go'.
(I shower every other day, twisty bun is the only 'hairstyle' I have these days, I haven't worn make-up since Thanksgiving and can't remember the last time I did beforeand have done away with the 'No eating in bed rule'.) Tbh, Idk how DH is still attracted to me.
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I Boldly Went Where Every Star Trek Movie and TV Show Has Gone Before
Now I can tell you exactly why this franchise is great.
Typically, Picard and the Enterprise-D face problems—Wesley's been sentenced to death, Riker is held prisoner on a pre-warp planet, Troi's mom is coming to visit, Tasha Yar is being pressed into a forced marriage—that could be easily solved by photon torpedoes or a commando squad, and the real dilemma is how to get out of the jam without resorting to violence.* We also see the practical operation of a post-scarcity socialist economy. Picard explains in Star Trek: First Contact that "money doesn't exist in the 24th century," when "the acquisition of wealth is no longer the driving force in our lives." Instead, "we work to better ourselves and the rest of humanity."
And it could hardly be otherwise. Consider the miraculous technology of the replicator—a machine that can seemingly create anything out of thin air, based on rudimentary raw materials plus energy. When computers and energy can substitute for productive human labor, either the energy supply will be controlled democratically for Federation-style liberal socialism, or else it will fall into the hands of some narrow clique and give us the fascistic authoritarianism of the Klingons, the Romulans, or the Cardassians. Under the circumstances, nothing resembling capitalism as we know it could survive. As Marx wrote in his Critique of the Gotha Program, the material prosperity made possible by ever-better technology is the necessary precursor to an economic system ruled by the principle, "from each according to his ability, to each according to his needs." And that's the principle the Federation lives by.
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The Next Generation was so successful it spurred two spinoffs that shared its 24th-century setting. Star Trek: Deep Space 9 launched while TNG was still on the air and physically set itself on the very edge of the federation. Star Trek: Voyager came a few years later, after TNG departed but overlapped with DS9 for several years. In order to avoid getting excessively tangled up in DS9's plot arcs, Voyager sent its crew all the way to the other end of the galaxy, marooned by a space accident in the remote Delta Quadrant, a decades-long journey from home.
The two shows were quite different in tone, structure—and quality. DS9 is the most narratively ambitious Trek of all; it even managed to pull off a good holodeck episode ("It's Only a Paper Moon"). Voyager, on the other hand, was a deliberate and somewhat perverse effort to recapture the spirit of the (lest we forget) ultimately unsuccessful Original Series. Except this time, the characters were less interesting.
And both shows suffer for having been filmed during the awkward teenage years of television drama. Modern TV features a fairly sharp divide between shows structured around long plot arcs (Breaking Bad, Game of Thrones) and those built as a series of one-offs (CSI). But in the late '90s, things were different. DS9, like Buffy and The X-Files, flits back and forth between a big-picture story and alien-of-the-week one-shots. This makes for disconcerting binge-watching. The sustained 10-episode narrative that concludes the series is the best run of Trek that's ever been made. But it comes after years' worth of television in which the grand clash between the Federation and the Dominion is regularly interrupted. Some of these one-offs—those set in the Mirror Universe especially—are fun. But others are dreadful (Sisko has to train his crew to beat a bunch of arrogant Vulcans at baseball) or simply bizarre (Sisko fights racism in the sci-fi industry of the 1950s).
Rather than build on the most promising elements of DS9's narrative ambition, Voyager essentially retreats from them. The location in the Delta Quadrant allowed the writers to dream up brand-new alien races. Even better than that, the Borg—Trek fandom's favorite rarely seen foe—lived in the Delta Quadrant and could be featured frequently. But the plotting is very much alien-of-the-week. Over the course of its seven-season run, the ship never feels like it's actually making progress. By the penultimate episode, the crew is still stuck decades from home—then it's rescued in the finale by a deus ex machina. That both those episodes are actually quite good only underscores the larger tragedy of the series: Thought through a bit better, it could have been excellent.
DS9, on the other hand, is anchored by a dangling plot thread from TNG: The planet Bajor has been subject to brutal occupation by the militaristic Cardassian Empire, which is simultaneously involved in a territorial dispute with the Federation. Just before DS9 begins, the Federation and Cardassia reach a peace deal that involves freedom for Bajor in exchange for the handover of some Federation colonies to the Cardassians. The show is set on a Federation station orbiting the newly independent planet, adjacent to 1) the hostile Cardassians and 2) a band of ex-Federation rebels who refuse to have their homes handed over to the enemy. Even worse, the station turns out to be right at the mouth of a wormhole that leads to the distant Gamma Quadrant and eventually becomes the entry point for an invasion of hostile shapeshifters.
Partly because of that premise—and partly because one of the major creative forces behind it, Ronald Moore, went on to reboot Battlestar Galactica—DS9 is often considered the "dark" Star Trek. Meanwhile, many fans lambaste Captain Janeway of Voyager as a dopey idealist. In truth, though, the core themes of progressive optimism run through both series.
On DS9, the coming together of Bajoran collaborators and resistance fighters is a key theme, as is sympathy for individual Cardassians. There's also a focus on the importance of maintaining civil liberties even in the face of very real security threats. The war is devastating to many planets but ultimately serves as an engine of social progress that spurs reform in both the Cardassian and Klingon empires. In a two-part episode detached from the main narrative thread, Sisko and two crew members travel back to early-21st-century Earth, where they help shake the powers that be out of their complacency about mass unemployment. Even the Ferengi come around by the end and start adopting gender equality and a welfare state. The social and political stakes were generally higher and more explicit on DS9 than on either of the Enterprise-based shows—but sunny optimism still reigns.
And when it was at its best, the core Trek values ring through on Voyager, too, even if it was hobbled from the start by ill-conceived characters. The show made a statement with its lead, Kate Mulgrew's Captain Katherine Janeway, a woman finally given command of the ship and leading it with quiet workaday competence and moral rectitude. Janeway's crew is the most diverse ever featured. The writers just forgot to make them interesting. B'Elanna Torres reduces the Klingon character to nothing more than a bad temper while Tuvok devalues Vulcan logic into little more than sneering condescension. First Officer Chakotay progresses from non-entity to flat, Native American stereotype who occasionally solves problems with spirit visions. (There are no practicing Christians, Muslims, or Jews remaining in this time period, but Native American culture seems oddly frozen in amber.) Harry Kim is perhaps the least interesting character in the entire franchise.
Over time, the show improves considerably. Boring characters are sidelined. The Emergency Medical Hologram unexpectedly pressed into full-time service starts playing a larger and larger role. Seven of Nine joins the cast. Lieutenant Reginald Barclay, a neurotic genius featured on a couple of TNG episodes, is brought into the action as a lead scientist in the Alpha Quadrant working to get in touch with Voyager. But to the bitter end the series offers far too many holodeck episodes and can never quite shake its legacy as a misguided venture.


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ODD starts preschool on Tuesday. She'll go on Tuesday and Thursday mornings only and is so excited. We met her teacher Thursday evening at an open house, saw the classroom, met a couple other kids who will be in her class, and got last-minute questions answered. While I'm good with what to take and when to get her there, what I'm NOT good with is being so nervous for her! What if she flips out when we get there? While I've been telling her all summer that I'm going to leave her there with her teacher and classmates, what if she's NOT okay with that? What if she won't use the potty at preschool? What if the other kids are mean to her? How am I going to cope without her for 3.5 hours?!? Okay, the last part, I'm kidding about - I still have her little sister to tend; however, I'm going to be so anxious that entire time on Tuesday morning while she's there. Any suggestions on things I can do to be less anxious? Things to remember for that morning? Meds I can take?!? (joke! joke!)
Preschool starting! I'M nervous!
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My son started a few weeks ago, also Tues & Thurs mornings. He LOVES it.
I suggest focusing on the positive. They are excited, so you get excited for them. I personally wasn't nervous, because I knew my son would have a great time, and I was looking forward to a much needed break for his first few weeks of school before I go back to work for this coming year (I'm a teacher).
The little guys and gals at this age thrive on challenges, making peer friendships, and learning. It really is good for them .
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Aww, thanks everyone! I'm excited for her because I know she'll love it, I just worry about everything that could go wrong. What if a meteor hits her classroom? Silly stuff like that. She's been more ornery than ever today, so I wonder if she's anxious too for tomorrow. I'll keep it upbeat and hope that it all goes super well tomorrow morning!
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She will be fine. I went through this with my ODS 2 years ago and he is my shy clingy one and he jumped out of the car and walked in all by himself. They have us drop off and pick up at the curb which is awesome. Just be positive and leave quickly after you drop off. Your morning will fly by. Go out and do a few errands with your baby and do a few things you wouldn't do with your 3 YO with you. Then it will be time to pick her up!
Mommy to Jack 2/20/07, Kate 1/10/09, Alex 6/2/11, & baby due 11/17/15
My ODS started 2 years ago and he was one of the 3 who cried on day one. Yes, it's hard to leave them like that but the teachers are able to deal with it. Typically the crying only lasts for a minute or two after you leave.
He loved school and never cried again after that first day.
My YSD starts this year and he's very excited. Doesn't mean he won't freak out on the first day though. He's been to school already on days that I have volunteered for ODS so he knows the school and teachers already. Hoping that will make it easier for him.
"In my world, everyone's a pony and they all eat rainbows and poop butterflies!"
― Dr. Seuss
She LOVED her first day of school. The only issue we ran into after she came home (and all day the next day) was extreme crankiness. I'm assuming that she was just overly tired/excited. She's at school again today and was excited to go back, so I'm sure we'll adjust. Thanks all!
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The investigation of the above objectives is undertaken utilising a mixed research methodology with the purpose of examining the applicability of existing competitive strategy frameworks (phase 1) and testing a new theoretical framework that incorporates additional dimensions of strategy (phase 2). During phase 1, Porter's framework is employed to investigate SMEs' strategic orientation as a means to achieve sustainable competitive advantage. A semi-structured questionnaire is employed and the analysis is carried out by means of factor and cluster analysis to identify strategic variables currently employed by SMEs. During phase 2, the theoretical framework is operationalised to bridge the gap within the literature and existing empirical research. Its purpose is to identify forms of successful competitive strategies of UK MSMEs as they are formulated and implemented in firms' value chain activities. The data was collected through a number of semi-structured interviews and the analysis was based on data categorisation.
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I shared the printer and would now like to have an XP machine also be able to use it for printing. However when I add a printer and I browse out to the shared printer on the Win7 machine, the XP machine gives the error: "The server for the HP LaserJet P4014/P4015 PCL6 printer does not have the correct printer driver installed. If you want to search for the proper driver click OK. Otherwise click Cancel..." I tried to find the correct driver (.INF) file on the CD that came with the printer, but it does not seem to like any of the files on the CD.
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The 33-year-old Maroon 5 front man, who is appearing as a mentor in the reality talent show, expressed his eagerness to curb cursing.
"I have a dirty mouth. I curse a lot and I want to try to contain that a little bit," Contactmusic quoted him as telling People Magazine.
"I'll have a little curse jar next to me. Every time we say a bad word, 100 dollars (60 pounds) goes to charity. It will help us, it really will. Because we'll end up giving a lot!" he added. (ANI)
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Cuomo breaks up a prostitution ring that operated through Craigslist.
Today Andrew Cuomo proudly announced his latest victory over horny people, the breakup of a prostitution ring run out of Ozone Park, Queens. Room Service Entertainment, as it was known, operated through Craigslist and provided prostitution services across all five boroughs, Westchester, and Long Island 24 hours a day, seven days a week, making it possibly the city's most convenient, well-run business. And yet it was no match for the superhuman talents of our attorney general, who took this as another opportunity to lash out at his new favorite target.
"Until Craigslist gets serious about putting real protections in
place, it will continue to be an environment where criminal operations thrive with impunity," said Attorney General Cuomo. "Even after so-called reform of the website last fall, this prostitution ring easily gamed the system and allegedly used Craigslist to spread its illegal operation throughout all five boroughs and beyond."
Actually, Craigslist announced new safeguards just last week, which Cuomo conveniently doesn't mention here. But would they have helped, anyway? The seedy world of underground sex will always find ways to "game the system." That's the way it's been since the dawn of man, and nobody has ever been able to stop it. Nobody, that is, until the Boner Buster.
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Federici Named Lightweight Rowing Assistant Coach
Federici joins Navy after four seasons at Delaware.
Matt Spalluzzi is in his first season as assistant coach of the Navy lightweight rowing team. Spalluzzi comes to the Naval Academy after coaching the Annapolis Rowing Club and Bryn Mawr High School squads for the last three years.
Spalluzzi was a member of the lightweight rowing team at Loyola University where he was a three-time varsity letterwinner. Spalluzzi captained the team as a senior and was voted "Most Dedicated" by his teammates his junior and senior seasons.
The Boston native remains active on the water as he currently rows for the Baltimore Rowing Club.
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Stockton's Proclamation to the San Diego Insurgents 151
Up to the present time our knowledge of the events connected
with Commodore Stockton's occupation of San Diego in November,
1846, has been drawn from H. H. Bancroft (History of California,
V, 326-328), who. based his information upon a letter of Stockton
to George Bancroft of November 23, 1846, and upon Stockton's
official report. Unfortunately Bancroft misdated the report, dat-
ing it on February 18, 1847, when, in fact, it was dated at Wash-
ington on February 18, 1848. The report may be found in Hlouse
Executive Documents, 30 Cong., 2 Sess., Doc. 1, pp. 1037-1054
(Serial No. 537).
Bancroft's statement, in the main quoted from Stockton's letter
to George Bancroft of November 23, 1846, is in part as follows:
"The situation of the place was found to be most miserable and
deplorable. The male inhabitants had abandoned the town, leav-
ing their women and children dependent upon us for protection
and food. No horses could be obtained to assist in the transpor-
tation of the guns and ammunition, and not a beef could be had
to supply the necessary food," though, as the writer somewhat
contradictorily adds, Gibson had returned, "driving about 90
horses and 200 head of beef cattle into the garrison."' Meanwhile
the Californians held the region round about the town. Stockton
says: "On the afternoon of our arrival the enemy, irritated I
suppose by the loss of his animals, came down in considerable
force and made an attack; they were, however, soon driven back
with the loss of two men and horses killed, and four wounded.
These skirmishes, or running fights, are of almost daily occur-
rence; since we have been here, we have lost as yet but one man
killed and one wounded." Thus reported the commodore on
November 23d, the only definite date we have for these events.
That there were, however, any hostilities involving loss of life, I
think there is room for doubt."
A document fortunately came to my hand recently which throws
some additional light upon the San Diego situation. This is a
proclamation in Spanish issued by Stockton at San Diego on:
Texas State Historical Association. The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 20, July 1916 - April, 1917. Austin, Texas. The Portal to Texas History. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth101070/. Accessed May 5, 2016.


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Its been a tough week. We are not close to either side of our families for one reason or another. I have a few close friends nearby that stop by and see Logan when they can. I have made many close friends over the internets through Logan's diagnosis and journey. I consider internet friends closer to me than my own family...
Two weeks ago, we thought Logan was going to die within 48 hours and started planning the funeral. Turns out he was in a sort of medicine induced coma. He is very alert when awake now. He sleeping a bit more, but the build up of CO2 will do that. Other than that, he is doing pretty good. The emotions from all of this took a significant toll on me though, one I was not expecting. Its mindnumbing to think when he has a rough patch like this again, it may be time for him to go. And the heartache I feel will multiply by infinity.
Anyways, I have been having a rough week. So against my better judgment I made a facebook status at 11:30pm.
There are a lot of "I hate SMA" and "This sucks" statuses up tonight. I don't say much about it, but tonight I'm there to. SMA sucks. What life has become sucks. But...it could be worse. Logan isn't in pain 24/7, he smiles and coos. He makes me happy.
However there is a warning...my filter is gone. I'm tired and if I see another person complain about their life sucks because your damn fax machine doesn't work... God help you...
It was triggered due to two people I defriended because they use facebook as their platform to complain about their lives. One "friend" just had a beautiful, healthy baby and a toddler who beat the odds in the NICU. She complains every. day. because one little thing won't go her way. I completely understand bad days. And I don't think anyone should minimize their feelings on something just because of the situation with my son. But when everyday is "FML, I hate my phone"...yeah I don't tolerate that anymore.
A mutual acquaintance commented: Just try to remember that those people are your friends, and someday soon you will be needing them and wanting their comfort in your time of need. Please don't start using your situation as a trump card for some contest which doesn't exist. Of course having said that, perspective can be brought to a situation where perhaps someone is over reacting to a trivial matter. Just remember we all feel for you and love and support you guys - so don't turn bitter on
The comment has been getting to me today. This person has never once reached out to us and said "hey hope you are doing ok". In fact, most of our friends have disappeared. Why in the world would I consider "needing" them when they haven't been here to support us while Logan is alive? Why will I not rely on my support group who is carrying me through now? I feel its kinda like some of my family in reverse. When Logan was born, they didn't give a damn. No congratulations or anything (not that they had to). But as soon as they heard Logan was terminal, they fell over themselves trying get me to rearrange my schedule to meet him. Or would get mad that we were homebound and wouldn't go out to a large buffet for a meal. Um...no.
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Because John Sayles specifically sets his latest film, "Honeydripper," in rural Alabama in the year 1950, one would assume the socially conscious writer-director means to explore racial tensions in the South, by focusing on the titular bar run by Danny Glover's Tyrone "Pine Top" Purvis. But black-w...Read More »
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At a moment in history where Iran, famously dubbed one-third of an "Axis of Evil" by Dubya, has again been making headlines as the next country with whom the Republicans wanna preemptively rumble (though the NIE's latest report on its lack of a nuclear weapons program throws this political gambit into a tailspin), Marjane Satrapi's autobiographical and surpassingly exquisite "Persepolis," co-written and directed with fellow comic book artist Vincent Paronnaud, is a corrective bomb of beauty launched lovingly into a terrified world. Based upon Satrapi's likewise superlative graphic novels and detailing her upbringing in Iran and eventual depar...Read More »
The gimmick of Adam Rifkin's forgettable "Look" is that it's comprised entirely of footage from surveillance cameras, or at least footage from cameras meant to simulate surveillance cameras. So guess what happens in its very first scene? Two teenage girls strip and cavort in a clothing store dressin...Read More »
Francis Ford Coppola has been quietly touting "Youth Without Youth," his first film in a decade, as a return to his independent roots, an experimental project for which he once again became a "student of cinema." It's a nice thought, one thematically linked to the film in its evocation of regeneration, as well as a possible self defense for such a foolhardy endeavor -- yet for all Coppola's possibly false modesty, the delightful fact remains that "Youth Without Youth" could only be the work of a seasoned master. In fact, opaque and challenging though it may be, and even if it was shot cheaply and on the fly in Romania, Coppola's new film isn'...Read More »
"Arranged," the film itself and the story behind its conception, makes for a feel-good holiday story. Inspired by the experiences of Yuta Silverman, "Arranged" was written by Stefan Schaefer after he met with the young Orthodox Jewish woman, who had no previous connections to the New York film world, and decided the tale of her experiences finding a husband through traditional matchmaking was one worth telling. Co-directed by Schaefer and partner Diane Crespo, the final film evidences intimate knowledge of its subject, and even if it waters down that knowledge with pat nods to mainstream fare, it still maintains genuine integrity as a story o...Read More »
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Let me start by saying that my husband is an incredible guy. I'm not saying that we always get along and never have disagreements, but for the most part, he's always very concerned about my well-being and making sure that I feel loved and cared for. I'm a FTM and he has said that he is very excited to be my labor coach and was hurt when I mentioned that I might look into getting a doula to assist as well. I completely understood why he felt like I was replacing him, but I tried to explain that I'm just nervous because neither of us have done this before or know what to expect. I was thinking that it would be nice to have someone there to help us both out and guide us along.
Are there any veteran moms out there who can reassure me that even if they were nervous, their husband or SO did great, despite being clueless?


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In 2001 and 2002 I wrote two children's fantasy novels. The first is Windsong. Its sequel is The Sandy Isles.
Arlinac Town is the setting of Nine Powers, my dicelss, two-player role-playing game. Its setting was designed to be conducive to short stories for children.
The rules to the role-playing game are written for adults. But the stories are easy for young children to read.
Magalene is an imaginary girl whose life is amazingly similar to my older son's. Her stories help remind my son about following rules, and help his escapism through adventures with friends, talking animals, pirates.
(Sadly, I have only had time to type one of the hundreds that I have told Smiley. Some day...)
Smiley sometimes asks me to type the stories he wants to tell.


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We set up Multisite for 2 sites a.domain.com and b.domain.com. We set this up using A records to point these subdomains to our server. The primary site domain.com is actually a separate site that isn't using WordPress and is sitting on a different server.
It looks like this:
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a.domain.com (hosted on Host Y)
b.domain.com (hosted on Host Y)
These 2 subdomains on Multisite are running fine but we can't get to the /wp-admin/network area to upgrade the network and other plugins since the main domain (domain.com) is on another server.
Any ideas? htaccess (on domain.com)? split the sites? any other ideas?
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India women set up Australia semi
India women completed the semi-final line-up for the ICC World Twenty20 after thumping Sri Lanka by 71 runs in St Kitts.
Both sides went into the Group B game knowing victory would secure a place in the last four, but there was little doubt over the outcome almost from the moment India won the toss and chose to bat first.
Opener Sulakshana Naik hit 59 off 54 balls and Mithali Raj an unbeaten 52 off just 39 - they shared a second-wicket stand worth 86 - in a total of 144 for three.
Sri Lanka never came close to threatening a challenging target, slipping to 19 for six in the face of a marvellous spell from off-spinner Diana David, who took 4-12.
Sri Lanka laboured to 73 for nine, with Deepika Rasangika's unbeaten 31 a beacon in an otherwise sorry batting display. Eshani Kaushalya, with 10, was the next highest scorer.
New Zealand confirmed top spot in the group with a comprehensive six-wicket victory over Pakistan in another one-sided encounter at the same venue earlier in the day.
Nicola Browne claimed 4-15 to help limit Pakistan, who exit the competition without a win in three games, to 65 for nine, a total New Zealand overhauled in just 8.2 overs.
Australia, Group A winners, meet India in the first semi-final on Thursday, while New Zealand face hosts West Indies the following day. Both matches will take place in St Lucia.


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|EJECTION MECHANISM AND ACTUATOR FOR SMALL FORM FACTOR PLUGGABLE UNIT - The present ejection mechanism is for a small form-factor pluggable (SFP) unit. The ejection mechanism comprises a latch, and an actuator. The latch is located on a bottom surface of a housing of the SFP unit, and maintains the SFP unit within a chassis when in an engaged position. The actuator comprises an actuating end, a pivot and a distal end. The actuating end has a part emerging from the SFP unit. Upon upward movement of the actuating end, the pivot leads a downward movement of the distal end and application of a pressure on a bottom of the SPF unit thereby disengages the SPF unit from the chassis.
|SMALL FORM FACTOR PLUGGABLE UNIT - The present relates to a small form-factor pluggable (SFP) unit. The SFP unit comprises an optical guide for receiving and guiding an optical component to be optically connected within the SFP unit.
|SMALL FORM FACTOR PLUGGABLE UNIT WITH SIGNAL CONVERSION CAPABILITIES - The present disclosure relates to devices comprising small form factor pluggable units (SFP) having connectors for receiving and sending signals and a processor for converting the received signals prior to sending the converted signals. Received or sent signals may comprise video signals in various analog or digital formats. Conversion of the received signals may comprise analog to digital or digital to analog conversion, serializing or deserializing a digital signal, frame synchronization of a video signal, and/or cross conversion of a video signal from a first format to a second format.


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My 20 year old not dealing well....
With my almost 13 year old who I'm very close to, it was always sort of an "us against the world" kind of dynamic. His dad, my significant others over the years, his teachers, everyone. Don't get me wrong, usually those relationships weren't bad, but we always knew that if push came to shove, it was me and him together no matter what, and nobody else really mattered.
Maybe your son has the same kind of feeling about you, like it's always been a "nobody loves me like mom does" situation, and now he doesn't feel special.
It'll probably pass. He'll probably get excited about being a big brother as time goes on. In the meantime, I wouldn't shove the baby thing down his throat. Maybe ask him if he wants to hear about whatever it is you've got going on, an ultrasound or baby names. And if he doesn't, don't push it.
Piper Rosalia born 7/8/13 via C-section, 9 lbs 7.3 oz, 21.5 inches
I think you are doing a great job mom and you seem to know your son well. I say keep up the good work and just make sure to maintain that bond with your son. I suggest maybe a regular date with just the two of you after the baby is born to keep the bond strong :)
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Get him involved more with the fun side of it! Don't make it a question of how he should feel because that will make him overanalyze stuff. He just has to experience it to know how he feels. He's too old to mope and it's not like you'll love him any less once the baby gets here. Speaking as someone in my early 20's--make sure he knows his responsibilities and how much of a lady magnet a guy who's good with babies is. Not to mention a guy who dotes on his younger siblings!! Tell him it will be good practice for when he has a kid of his own one day. A 20 year old guy hates uncertainty more than anything else. If he's not sure what his place in yours and the babies life is, give him tangible roles (don't talk about "feelings"). Talk about what kind of care a baby needs and how he can be a big help. Take him shopping once or twice and talk about how he can teach the baby baseball or video games, or chase off her boyfriends one day.
Forgot the most important thing: Make sure to tell him you think he'll be a great older brother! He just has to start thinking of himself that way--it will take some adjusting, but he'll get there!
I think the fact that everyone was expecting ME to be having babies and here is my MOTHER still having babies that maybe didnt settle well with me. My mom told me to get over it after a few weeks and so did everyone else but they kept poking fun at the fact that I was not the only daughter anymore and that I was going to be an old sister. Sigh, they always reminded me that when she was my age that i would be 50. =\ Once she got further along, I threw her a baby shower since she had NOTHING for a baby (my youngest brother was 9 at the time) and that kind of brought us closer and I got more comfortable with the idea of being a 25 year old new sister again. People would assume that I would be super close with her, like she would be my own daughter but I don't see her like that. She's just my baby sis and it's still a lil weird to say.
My personal biggest issue, I'd say for myself, was with the age difference an the fact that I was going to feel replaced as the baby girl. I don't live with my parents anymore, but I never felt like my title of "daddy's little girl" was threatened until she came along. I was worried that all of their energy would go to her and any of my life events would be put aside (marriage, now my 1st child). Ive never had these feelings with any of my other brothers, so I'm thinking the fact that I didn't live at home anymore fueled the "replacement" feelings.
I would suggest not letting the subject go without talking, but involve him as much as you can in the pregnancy. Like maybe be open to name suggestions, nursery decorations, and incorporate pictures of the big brother in the nursery so that he knows that even if you have this new blessing, that he will always be there with you and his new sibling and your not just "replacing" him. My mom really did tell me to get over it and although it took a few weeks, I came around. lol I think your son took the news better than I did. ;)
It's good you are close and care about his situation, but he needs to grow up and be happy for you. This will not only be your child, but his sibling. Enjoy your pregnancy as much as possible. Don't hold back because he is having an immature immediate reaction.
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So this thread, yeah. I'm always bad at self introductions, and it may be why I can be a bore at parties. Here go then
My name is Jeff, and I like turtles. No, in more serious I'm a programmer, part owner of a indie developer, and not a bad guy once I warm up to you. I am currently working on my BS in Computer Science with an emphasis on video game programming here at UAT. I'm an advid gamer, going all the way back to the Atari 2600 (still have one that my sisters and I DIDN'T break. And those damn things were expensive in the day). I've got a lot of work ahead of me in the company so wish me luck!
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Hi I'm James, i've been making Indie games for 11-12 years using MMF2 and The Games Factory. I've posted about my new game as i'm a bit of a forum whore lol.
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Hi everyone my name is Niklas. While this is my first time making an indie game i have been working with games for around 15 years the first 11 in the AAA industry and then the last 4 as an educator ( I planned i would have tie to work on my own games during that time but making a great school took a lot more time than I thought but well I have finally arrived at the goal now so). I also did the recruiting of programmers besides working as lead for a couple of years.
AAA was fun but I never want to spend that amount of time on a single projekt again, there is so much more to explore and test and game develpment is much more fun to do when you are a small circle of friends than if you have hundres of people at your company where you don't even recognise them all. Anyway I am looking forward to sharing more of our first game Project Temporality with you.
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Alright guys? I've had a desura account for quite some time but i've just started trying to make Let's plays with a friend. We've only got one or two so far but there's plenty more on the way with lots of improvement.
I hope to really get involved in this community and have a good time.
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I'm not good at introductions (or doing anything with games other than playing with them for that matter), so I'll just say this: Hello. My name is Diego and I hail from some random valley town in scenic central Chile, so you can pretty much guess why I've joined...
Like I said, I know next to nothing about game development for toffee, but I can still play with pixels and/or voxels (to a degree), have the impressive ability to learn how to 3D model (again, to a degree - a lesser degree than the former) and have crazy ideas that I doubt other people will ever know about. And drawing. I draw sketchy pen drawings for the sake of drawing random drawings whenever I feel like drawing... All this as a hobby, of course!
You may have noticed I'm somewhat of an oddball. That's because I have hands and I don't sleep too much. Oh and Aspergers. Not the stereotypic antisocial screw-wad kind, rather the introverted kind with way too much stuff in his head - hence the ideas.
Don't expect to see me too much in, on and around the forums - I just joined for the downloads and mod tracking - so that should be it. Thanks for reading!
EDIT: Also, I edit my posts too much! Pet peeve of mine.
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|Nov 15 2012 Anchor
Hey Diego, Fluffy Maiden, and others. My name's Zack. I and a friend have been working on our first game, Cafe Murder, for the past year. It started as a Kickstarter project, and we recently entered it in the Independent Games Festival (although it's not completely finished yet).
Looking forward to getting to know everyone here!
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...but that's a common misconception, of course.
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Hello everyone,
i am 29 years old and in some months i hit the magically 30 and i am getting old. My native language is not english and i have some problems to articulate myself, but i hope my english is not too worse. Anyway i don't have problems to understand anything.
I'm developing for several years. I started when i was 13 or something like this. I first learned C, later C++, Visual Basic and some other stuff. But the last thing i'm doing for years is web-development with Perl & Javascript.
Since i was a little kid i have dreamed of developing my own games. This is also the reason why i started with programming. However, i never did it until now. Since two weeks i am going deeper into the game developing and started to learn Unity. I don't know what the future will bring me, but at the moment i really think of switching job and going deeper into the "Indi-Developer" scene. That is also the reason how i got to this site.
Just some random thoughts of myself.
|Nov 20 2012 Anchor
Sidburn, what is your native country and language?
|Nov 21 2012 Anchor
Hi everyone,
I play anything that inerests me, from MMORPGs to MMOs to simulations to flash games. ^^
So yep, thats me! Student, gamer, animal lover, asian, fifteen, etc etc.
If anyone has any (free/download) games to recommend to me, please do so! Thanksss! Nice to meet you all ~
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|Nov 21 2012 Anchor
Nice post, Sidburn!
To start off this post, my name is Bryant. I'm a twenty-two year old trade student who's trying to see game development as a favorite hobby of mine. I never cared about game development as a career choice but I would love to see something released by working in a group that gaming communities would enjoy playing. I'm currently practicing mapping right now in the Source Engine. Although I know very little of C#/C++ but I'm diving in right into it after school to achieve that feeling that someone is playing something YOU made.
|Nov 21 2012 Anchor
Hey Stephanie,
You seem to quite like MMOs so i guess i'll recommend EVE Online (massive one server MMO about pewpew spaceships which currently has a tournament streaming at weekends and a 20 day free trial) and Guild wars 2 (fairly average MMO but only pay once)
As far as free/cheap games i'd suggest the humble bundle.
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Still, the term "player" isn't exactly accurate so... /wooneologisms
EDIT: My experience with games: Age of Empires I/II/III, Age of Mythology, Empire Earth, much of the C&C franchise (except Renegade, Twilight and RA3), Starcraft, Jazz Jackrabbit 2, Minecraft, Mortyr (it came with one of my older computers, forgive me Internet!), some Quake II, a small affair with Quake III arena (Note: I'm not a FPS fan anymore), a bit of Super Mario Bros 3, I think I played Pokemon once (Emerald I think?), an afternoon with Diablo II, a bunch of old Atari 2600 games (Including the ever-so-remembered Pitfall!) uuuhhh... and some Polystations.
As for MMOs, I played Lineage II for about half-a-year, but I burned out in the end because of the "grindtastic" gameplay... I haven't touched another Korean RPG ever since. I used to play Runescape quite a lot too. I still play it once in a blue moon though
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...but that's a common misconception, of course.
|Nov 22 2012 Anchor
Greetings, everyone.
I have 29 fears (most of them are completely perplexing, because what kind of person would have a fear of mirrors?).
My favourite PC games are:
... Wow, this post is long.
|Nov 27 2012 Anchor
Hey all my name is Susan [not posting real name for confidentiality], but some of you may know me as Sapphiretnr if you play the fun game called "Transformice" [all credit goes to Atelier801 for this awesome game]. I am in college but I love to play videogames! The types of games I play are: Call of Duty [DS], Zelda [3DS/DS], Pokemon [GBA/DS/3DS/TCG], Yu-Gi-Oh [GBA/DS/TCG], Naruto [DS/TCG] & I also play Transformice and League of Legends!
If anyone ever needs help on Transformice feel free to whisper me in game for help! ^_^
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|Nov 27 2012 Anchor
Hi I'm Cinders and I am 29. I am learning about gaming developement. All the aspects, artistic, programming and business sides. Trying to figure out which I am the best at, so it is a learnig process with each, as I have no formal training.
Some of my favorite past time games are Resident Evil, Twisted Metal, Final Fantasy VII, Call of Duty, Diablo and Starcraft.
I hope to find like minded indivuals to create and then help those who are developing their own game. It is alot of work, but very rewarding.
|Nov 28 2012 Anchor
Hi, been modding since model of honor allied assault's modding days began. Currently modding SWBF2. I model, texture, and recently learning scripting.
|Nov 28 2012 Anchor
Just realised I haven't posted here yet despite putting a game on and being active for a while >_<
Anyway, Hi, My name is Andrew and I am 23. I have been interested in games for the most part of my life and now I am turning my attention to learning about game development and creating something special. I have previously completed a National Diploma in games design and media at college back in 2008, in 2009 I went to University to study BA(hons) Games Design which I finished this summer graduating with a first class. Now with absolutely no jobs going about in the UK, and most companies requiring experience I have started a journey as a solo indie dev to try to learn and develop my programming skills in order to create great games and to build up my portfolio and knowledge!
I have previously worked at Sumo-Digital limited in the summer of 2011 for 5 1/2 months as part of the technical design team. I was credited on Nike+ Kinect training as a technical designer which got revealed at E3 2012 and was release in November 2012. Credit link
Aside from the professional facts, I am also a pretty avid gamer some of my favourites include Tombi!, Hogs of War, Final Fantasy 6, Dawn of War Soulstorm, Age of Mythology/empires series, Civilization and Guild Wars 2. I am open to playing any type of game and trying out new and different experiences. If you want to add me on steam for gaming/gift trading add my profile Andaleeni
I look forward to being a part of this community, making new friends and helping out members and contributing!
|Dec 1 2012 Anchor
Ello guys :3
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Sup, the name is Danny and I'm 18 years old, live in the southern part of the Netherlands in a province called Limburg. I've played a whole lot of games, from Roller Coaster Tycoon all the way to Black Ops II. Although Call of Duty has been dead since WaW. I'm a "hardcore" gamer, but my rig isn't that hardcore. GTX460, Intel E8500 OC'd to 4.0Ghz and 6GB's of DDR2 RAM. Yes. DDR2.
The games I'm still playing as of 2012 are Skyrim, WoW (played for 2 years, still play it sometimes), LotRO, LotR: War in the North, The Witcher 2, Black Ops II and some other minor stuff. I've also played every Call of Duty including BOII, but the last decent Call of Duty was CoD4, after CoD4 it started to go downhill IMO. I'm also a LotR fan, love Tolkien's works and Peter Jackson is a brilliant man.
Looking forward to be a part of this website. Cheers.
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Hi everyone, I'm Salvatore, I'm 18 years old and I'm from Italy....
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Hello! My name is Kae and I am a huge fan of visual novels and otome games
I'm a 19 year old college student studying video and new media, I love animals, I can cook anything under the sun, and have a deep love of tea.
So far, I've played tons of otome games and visual novels, and even done a few LPs! I recently started wanting to make my own, so if anyone has any tips or suggestions for me I would really appreciate it!
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I would belatedly like to offer great praise for Doran J. Baker's Last Word column "Invoking Edison's Spirit" (February 1997, p. 48). As an engineering educator, I always tried to remind students of the giants in engineering and the lessons to be learned from their examples.
One seldom mentioned aspect of Edison's life can be particularly inspiring to struggling young engineers. Along with his many accomplishments, Edison had some large failures. But he was not daunted by them. Rather, Edison used his own and others' unsuccessful experiments to guide future efforts.
Students need to learn that engineering designs are frequently unsuccessful until they have been iterated and refined. Edison's inventions went through many versions, as he revised and improved their designs. Even he did not create a finished product on the first try.
I enjoyed John Krupczak's article "Demystifying Technology" (October 1997, p. 30). However, it might have mentioned other work that has been going on in the same area. The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation recently completed a $20 million program to promote "technological literacy." John Truxal and Marion Visich at the State University of New York at Stony Brook headed this effort. As part of this program, David Billington at Princeton University did some very exciting work with structures aimed at liberal arts students, and I taught courses in electronic circuits and smallscale technology for nonengineering majors. There are other similar initiatives. Outside of the Sloan program, Romon Kac at Yale University has been teaching electronics and communications to nonengineers. As I understand, his is the largest undergraduate class at Yale.
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Just found out that I only get $45/day on maternity leave through my work. I work for the railroad, which is supposed to have top of the line benefits. But, really?? $45/day? That's an EXTREMELY HUGE hit. How do people do it?!?
Maternity Leave.... Ugh.
Be greatful. I get NOTHING.
DH: "That was like a fat kid coming down a water slide!"
Dmb, your math is right, but I'm not too far off. Minimum wage in Maine is $7.50. Most minimum wage jobs around here won't let you work 40 hours a week because that triggers certain benefits they'd have to pay for, so most "full time" workers work a 7.5 hour day. 7.5 x 7.5 = $56.25 per day. And that is before any taxes or other witholdings are taken out.
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Man posts like this make me so happy I live in Canada and will get 50% of my pay for a year.
Wow.. That is insane. I don't know exactly what I'll be getting but we can't exactly afford not to have two incomes. I tried signing up for Aflac but the lady in HR told me that I couldn't, when come to find out I could... So it kinda sucks.
Me + DH, Est. 2008
Landon ~ 2/26/10
Mckenna ~ 10/3/13
I'm moving to Canada, LOL
What is this thing through Aflac that some ladies are talking of??
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I guess your $45/day benefit doesn't really mean much unless we know if that's 50% of your regular pay, or 10%. I mean, it isnt a lot of money, but if you are used to a lower income...
I get 60% pay for the first 6 weeks through my disabilityi policy, then the next 6 weeks are PTO at full pay (but my company has an "unlimited PTO" policy so I have enough). So lucky this time, but my benefits only recently changed...until then, it was 6 weeks at 60% and then whatever I pieced together with sick and vacation time.
Aflac actually will pay you for the weeks you miss work on maternity leave.. It's an awesome thing really. I think you have like a 10 month period after you sign up before you can actually use it. & ofcourse there's a pre-existing conditions thing. Wish I would have signed up last spring. :/
I really am grateful to be getting something, so please don't get me wrong. For living in such a progressive society, I suppose I just expected more, considering the state I live in. On average, with my current employer, I bring home about $170/day (after taxes). So, $45/day would be about 25% of my income.
We struggle as it is.. so just a tough reality that hit me today. I am appeciative that I do get something and that DH also will be getting limited paid time off from the state.
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Bulgaria's left-wing oppositional Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) considers boycotting the country's Parliament ahead of the general elections in July.
"I do not think we have anything left to do in the parliament," BSP leader Sergey Stanishev told reporters Tuesday. He added that BSP did not want to legitimize the ruling center-right GERB government's "attempts to escape from its responsibility."
Stanishev's statement follows a series of unprecedented mass rallies against high electricity bills that took place in the country over the last couple of days. Venting their anger at high electricity bills, the tens of thousands of protesters demanded the resignation of the cabinet and the renationalization of power distributors.
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Calligraphy Applejack by WhiteHeatherWatch
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I teach at an after school art program for 4th and 5th graders. Today we were doing a project about zoomorphic calligraphy. I may have gotten a bit carried away with my examples.
This is Applejack from My Little Pony Friendship is Magic drawn with her own name.
This is Applejack from My Little Pony Friendship is Magic drawn with her own name.
These are fantastic...! I'm surprised more people haven't seen them. It's definitely original and professional-looking and... yeah, this should have ten thousand views easily!
Well, I didn't submit them to any groups so that's certainly not helping with the views! Thanks so much for the nice comment
You are SO amazing!
These are all amazing Whiteheather, well done!
Cool idea and absolutely amazing. Would love to take one of those classes, they sound really interesting!
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o.o I'm a fan of inflation, but the way you do draw is kinda weird...I looked through your whole gallery and it...t was pretty weird...weirder than me ...ó.ò did I mention I'm going through in odd phase in my life? This made my phase even more odd XD
Weird can be good I guess. I dunno. I draw it the way I wanna see it.
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The exciting new association between Ireland's most consistentlysuccessfulrugby province and Toyota, the N0. 1 company for motor sales inIreland,underlines again Toyota's commitment to the sponsorship of excellencewithinIreland.
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