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Texas City Sun (Newspaper) - December 11, 1997, Texas City, Texas Thursday Dirty water State begins initiative to reduce pollution in lakes and streams/2 Complete road to the Texas Bowl coverage for TC and LM/8 Top coach Texas City's Rusty Dowling awarded by Houston ToucltdownClub/8 Dec. 11, 1997 Serving the Galveston, County mainland since 1912 50 cents i 'We Were There' here Bahrain Mark Sobhani/Texas City Sun Mainland Museum director Sandra Eggleston sits among boxes containing 2550 copies off "We Were There," a book of first-hand recollections of the Texas City Disaster. For more information, call 948-9570. By Dale Dimitri Texas City Sun TEXAS CITY - An expansive collection of stories recalled by Texas City Disaster survivors in their own words, is hot off the press and goes on sale this weekend at Mainland Museum. Only 2,500 copies of the high-quality, hard cover book, "We Were There," were printed. Of those, 1,500 were pre-sold. The 300-page books go on sale at the museum offices on Sixth Street from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday and from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday. If any copies are left, they will be sold during regular museum hours after Sunday. "We Were There" costs $28 per volume. Those wanting to purchase one of the last 1,000 copies are urged to act quickly, said Ed Mabry, a volunteer who helped with the book project and with other activities associated with Texas City's spring "Rebirth Celebration" event. Mabry expects "We Were There" to sell out quickly. Due to the high production costs, there likely will not be a reprinting, he said. With the personal touch and unique experience related by each of the 800 storytellers, the book details events surrounding the ship explosions in the Texas City harbor on April 16 and 17, 1947. The disaster killed nearly 600 people and injured thousands more. "The real credit for this wonderful book must go to those survivors who, often with great emotional pain, retrieved these stories from their memories," said Meriworth Mabry, book project chairman. "It is very important that these sto- ries be collected at this time, because we are speaking of an event which happened 50 years ago," Mrs. Mabry said. "If they had not been obtained at this time and included in the book, they would soon have been lost to current and future generations." The survivors and volunteers who joined together to clean-up the wreckage, care for the victims, mourn the dead and rebuild the city now leave their memories enshrined for future generations. The preserved memories in the book were carefully edited in order to get all of them in the book, Mabry said. But the full original copies, often handwritten, of stories published in "We Were There" are being kept in archives at Mainland Museum. The preservation of these impor- BOOKS, Page 5* Northside students treated for meningitis County health officials monitoring situation By Cathy Glllentlne Texas City Sun . TEXAS CITY - Two Northside "Elementary School students have been diagnosed with viral meningitis - one as recent as a week ago, according to reports from local school and health district officials. Authorities are quick to stress that the viral form of the disease may or may not be contagious and is much less serious than other forms of meningitis. "If this were meningococcal, we would start preventive treatment for those in contact," said Dr. Ralph Morris, director of the Galveston County Health District. The cases, which occurred in the same kindergarten class, do not warrant a public health action, he added. i \ In all, Morris Baid, the county has experienced four cases this year - Wo viral cases and two pneumococcal '.meningitis cases. 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' ' A Bahrnm Mark Sobhani/Texas City Sun Texas City Firefighters John Davidson, Steve Rhodes and Steve Strickhausen, from left, proudly display their tickets for Saturday's Texas City state championship football game at the Astrodome. The trio arrived at the ticket office in their large, red chariot to purchase the ducats. LM s Weddell worried about fan support By Andrew Marchand Texas City Sun LA MARQUE - You -yeah, you, Cougar fans - are not giving yourself enough recognition. You have supported a team that this Saturday can become the first in the modern era of Texas high school football (1950-present) to advance to the Texas Bowl five years in a row. You were there through the two championship losses and the two championship wins. And now you want another one that would also make history. But you have La Marque's two-time defending 4A state champion head coach, Alan Weddell, worried. Worried because he thinks that without the fans, there likely won't be a La Marque state championship game this season. Weddell thinks his team needs more fans in Corpus Weddell Christi at 2 p.m. Saturday for the Div. II State Semifinals "Without (our fans') support, we won't be in the (State Finals)" Weddell said. Thus far, tickets sales for La Marque's 5,000 seats are moving slowly. Weddell on Wednesday had to fight off an attempt by Calallen to retrieve some of those tickets for their fans. If they are not sold by Friday at noon, they are shipped back, and the seats will be bought by Wildcat fans. While there likely will be no walk-up tickets available at Buccaneer Stadium, any remaining tickets will go on sale at the stadium Saturday at 8:30 a.m. "Our fans need to buy their tickets," Weddell, in his eighth year at La Marque, said. "They need to support La Marque. With a win, we will make history." The slow ticket sales are in stark contrast to two other big games the Cougars have played this season. Fans were lined up for blocks before the regular sea-son contests between the Cougars and John Tyler, and more than 13,000 attended the annual "Battle on the Bay" contest against Texas City in October. To encourage ticket sales, LMISD officials allowed La Marque season ticket holders to buy twice their usual allotment of tickets on Tuesday. Weddell is asking you - the fans - to show the commitment you expect from players, which means total and unconditional. WORRIED, Page 5 TCfans line up for Texas Bowl ducats By T.J. Aulds Texas City Sun. TEXAS CITY - From wearing the same clothes each week to collecting game memorabilia, Stings fans have their own "superstitions" when it comes to rooting on their favorite high school football team. Diane McKay, the athletic office secretary for Texas City, has managed to keep up with nearly all of them, she says. The three-year athletic department employee has kept a detailed list of fans' unique "superstitions" as she sells game tickets at the Stingaree stadium ticket office. "For most of them, it's wearing the same clothes to each game," she said. "But there are some really bizarre ones." Mae and Frank Singletary haven't missed a Stings football game in the 16 years they've been married. They believe that the couple that goes to Stings games together, stays together. They also have another "tradition." Mae collects the programs from each game, while Frank keeps all the ticket stubs. Probably the most superstitious group of people are coaches. McKay learned that the hard way when she decided to take her research beyond the fans and asked the coaches in the office what they do to insure a Stingaree victory on the gridiron. "I had one coach tell me to sit down because he had about 30 of them," said McKay. 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After director Christopher Nolan wrapped his two-day shoot in Jodhpur, India, it was unclear where he would be taking The Dark Knight Rises (TDKR) production next. New York City and Pittsburgh are both locations where the movie is expected to shoot, but before it heads to the States TDKR has set up shop in jolly ol' England. According to HollywoodChicago, the TDKR crew has set up on St. John Street in London to shoot a scene or scenes at the Farmiloe Building (the building with the white facade in the image above), which doubled as the Gotham City Police Station in Batman Begins and The Dark Knight. According to the site, local businesses "have been advised that they'll be hearing gunshots for the shoot."
Nolan's third and final Batman movie not only received a new location, but a new cast member in Israeli actor Alon Aboutboul (TV's Fringe and Castle). According to XNet (via ScreenRant), Aboutboul's character will "embody the image of a particularly evil mad scientist." The description of Aboutboul's character has caused the fan community to once again revive the rumors that the villain Hugo Strange will be the mastermind behind Batman's (Christian Bale) problems in TDKR. Others speculate that Aboutboul's character is instead linked to Ra's al Ghul (Josh Pence) and the League of Shadows considering what we recently discovered about the Indian shoot. Another hypothesis is that Aboutboul's character is the scientist who created Bane's (Tom Hardy) Venom, the drug that gives him his super powers. Any one of these three theories is plausible at this time, but it could just as easily be a combination of several or all of these theories or Aboutboul could be playing a completely original character. Only time will tell.
The script for TDKR was written by Nolan's brother, Jonathan, from an idea conceived by Nolan and David S. Goyer. Joining Bale in reprising their roles from The Dark Knight are Morgan Freeman, Sir Michael Caine, Nestor Carbonell and Gary Oldman. New additions to the cast include Anne Hathaway, Juno Temple, Marion Cotillard, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Daniel Sunjata, Diego Klattenhoff, and Burn Gorman.

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When I right click my local working copy and select show log. TortoiseSVN shows me the full path of each file changed for that revision. From the tortoiseSVN interface what I would like to do is the following.
when I right click the revision number and choose export. I would like it to export the files, while keeping them in their directories.
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Everyone needs to develop appropriate coping skills, but sometimes coping skills aren't enough, at least not exclusively. Demonizing the appropriate use of medication for mental health issues does a disservice to women and mothers. It takes us back to the 1950s, when mental health and medical issues in women were largely minimized or disregarded.
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In November, approximately 80,000, files representing nearly 630 items were accessioned into the Stanford Digital Repository (SDR). These materials include -- but are not limited to -- items from the Gaihozu Maps, TRAIL Maps and the Jarndyce Collection.
The Stanford Media Preservation Lab (SMPL) has completed installation of audio and video digitization equipment in its new facilities at 425 Broadway in Redwood City, and has resumed all services. We're 100% back to work, supporting researcher access to SUL's world-class collections of sound recordings and moving images.
In October, approximately 44,500, files representing nearly 850 items were accessioned into the Stanford Digital Repository (SDR). These materials include -- but are not limited to -- items from the Walters Art Museum, R. Stuart Hummel Collection and the Jarndyce Collection.
During the week of November 4th, Julie Sweetkind-Singer hosted the California Rare Book School (http://www.calrbs.org/) with several sessions held at Stanford University Libraries. The CalRBS is an ongoing program founded by UCLA that educates students interested in the field of rare books. This specific course was designed to provide a general overview of the history of maps in the western world, as well as their use in modern-day teaching and research.
An update on Stanford's Cabrinety Software Preservation grant was recently presented to the Digital Library Federation conference in Austin, Texas. Highlights from the first year of this two year project include the successful forensic imaging and digital photography of almost 900 software titles representing over 116,000 unique files. The slides from the presentation are now available via slideshare at http://www.slideshare.net/molsontravel/dlf-snapshot2013draftcombined.
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1) process_lesson() php_doc mentions MOD/CHOICE
2) process_lesson_pages() -> process_lesson_page() as we're processing just the one page. also in get_path()
3) process_lesson_answers() -> process_lesson_page_answer() as we're processing a single answer thats within a page. also that call to write_xml needs to be checked, i'm not sure about providing the 4th arg hardcoded.
have you tested your xml file with the unit test ? (described in http://docs.moodle.org/en/Development:Backup_1.9_conversion_for_developers#Setting-up_the_development_environment )
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Thanks for reviewing.
1) fixed
2) renaming it to process_lesson_page()
3) renaming it to process_lesson_answer(), and removing the 3rd and 4th arguments (it was there for my testing purpose only)
I have tested the xml file with the unit test. I will attach the xml file.
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Hi Rossi. Thanks for your work. Just details:
1) please replace the get_moduleid() call with the new one as shown in the template.
2) please get rid of the trailing whitespace
Updated and submit github pull request for David:
Why isn't the field answertext renamed to answer_text via a recipe in get_paths() ? Then you can use write_xml() wrapper for the whole data easily without using the manual foreach loop.
Hi David,
I fixed the patch as you suggested.
Resubmitted patch for github pull request:
Rosie, can you please review all steps in mod/lesson/db/upgrade.php and make sure they all are reflected in moodle1 converter? For example the upgrade step 2010121400 does not seem to replayed. Thanks.
Thanks David, i'll put that bit in soon, looking at it now. (Rosie, i'm just grabbing this bit while your away)
fyi: i've got a branch up at https://github.com/nebgor/moodle/compare/backup-convert...MDL-27446 , still checking the rest of upgrade steps.
David, i can't see that the <jumpto/> issue fix pulled into your backup-convert branch yet. I've merged it into my current working branch for
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In the last quarter of the twentieth century, although China was becoming increasingly integrated into the world economy, it was not a member of the WTO (formerly known as the GATT), which is the only international organization that makes and enforces rules of trade between nations. Foreign investors were sometimes confused and frustrated by the Chinese rules and regulations that were not in conformity with the WTO, and Chinese enterprises were also constrained in conducting international business. On 11 November 2001, after lengthy and tough negotiations, China finally became a member of the WTO, and began to commit to the WTO rules. Today, therefore, foreign investors should know what commitments China has made to the WTO and the nature of the new business opportunities open to them since China's WTO accession. This chapter first introduces the WTO and the background of China's WTO accession. Then it highlights China's basic rights and obligations to the WTO, together with the key points of China's commitments to the WTO on freer trade in goods and services. Finally it briefly analyzes the new business opportunities for foreign investors after China's WTO accession.
The WTO follows such principles as trade without discrimination, freer trade, predictability, fair competition, and more benefits for the less developed, and thus requires member countries to reach, through multilateral or bilateral negotiations, agreements on trade in goods and services, property rights protection, and dispute settlement so that trade can move smoothly and more freely within this multinational global trading system. In this way, the WTO has played an important role in promoting international trade and investment in the last 50 years. China was one of the 23 original signatories of the GATT in 1948. After China's revolution in 1949, however, the government in Taiwan announced that China would leave the GATT system. In 1986 China notified the GATT of its wish to resume its status as a GATT contracting party and was finally accepted as a member of the WTO in 2001.


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I think it's a mistake to try and classify anime and manga as just Japanese versions of western equivalents. The biggest problem I have with the argument Nick & company is presenting is that you're grouping all of that media together because the delivery medium is the same (aka, they're all technically "TV shows" or "comic books"), and you're completely ignoring the foundational differences between them. Nobody would look at Adventure Time or Regular Show and say "oh yeah, that's the same genre as Trigun, or Kenshin," because the two types are ENTIRELY different. There are next to zero truly serious cartoons produced in western culture, where as anime stories have actual depth and distinct personalities.
I think one of the other issues is the name of the forums being so similar. It may be called "Japanese Entertainment," but as digi said in previous posts, that was a later change from the original name of "Other Anime & Manga." The forum is still primarily an anime and manga forum, and I can't imagine those topics being placed alongside the other general entertainment topics. Maybe if the JE forum was
inactive, like Tabletop for example, then I would consider merging them. But as it is I believe it still has enough activity to warrant being separate, and I think it would be selling it short if we ditched it.
As for the argument of "well why don't we have a German Entertainment forum, or an Italian Entertainment forum," I think the key difference is the subculture that has developed around anime/manga. It's an undeniably distinct group that other cultures can't compare to, and especially on a forum based around an anime/Japanese video game I believe it has a place.
I saw it mentioned before but I would totally support renaming the forum back to Other Anime & Manga and putting any of those music threads (unless they relate to an anime) or jdrama/whatever else into General Entertainment.
As far as activity goes, I still think it would be a boost to a bunch of forums if we finally got rid of the stupid clubs forum. :/ But I know that's a more involved discussion.
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The appearance of Oldowan sites c. 2.5 million years ago signals one of the most important adaptive shifts in human evolution. Large mammal butchery, stone artefact manufacture and novel transport and discard behaviours led to the accumulation of the first recognized archaeological debris. Although the earliest instances of these behaviours are 2.5 million years ago, most of what we know about Oldowan palaeoecology and behaviour is derived from localities more than half a million years younger, particularly c. 1.8 million-year-old sites from Bed I Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania (Potts 1988). Sites from Kanjera South, Homa Peninsula, southwestern Kenya, yield dense concentrations of artefacts in association with the oldest (c. 2.2 million years) substantial sample of archaeological fauna known thus far from Africa. This study is the first to use a wide range of traditional and innovative techniques to investigate Oldowan hominin behaviour and site formation processes before 2 million years ago.
The sedimentary sequence at Kanjera South is approximately 12 m thick (FIGURE 1). It consists of six beds, from oldest to youngest KS-1 to KS-6 (Behrensmeyer et al. 1995; Ditchfield et al. 1999). The basal KS-1 to KS-3 sands and silts, the target layers of our excavations, were deposited by low aspect channels at the margin of a small lake or playa. They exhibit weak to moderate pedogenesis. KS-4 clays were deposited during a lake transgression while KS-5 and KS-6 sands and silts reflect a return to fluvial deposition.
Excavations in 1996, 1997 and 2000 uncovered rich concentrations of artefacts and fossils in KS-1 to KS-3. Two large excavations (Excavations 1 and 2; 100 sq. m and 15 sq. m, respectively) and three smaller ones (Excavations 5-7, each 4 sq. m) were placed along a 70-m transect of outcrop (Plummer et al. 1999). While artefacts and fauna were recovered in each of the excavations, object density was highest in Excavations 1 and 2, suggesting that the concentrations in these sites were above average background densities. At Excavation 1, artefacts were found in association with a taxonomically diverse faunal assemblage in KS-1 and KS-2 (FIGURE 2-4). At Excavation 2, Bed KS-3 yielded a complete hippopotamus pelvis with five articulated vertebrae, a canine and two ribs in tight spatial association with five flakes, possibly representing a hippopotamus butchery site. Taxonomically diverse faunal samples with associated artefacts were found below the hippopotamus bones in KS-1 and KS-2.
Stable carbon isotopic values from palaeosol carbonates from the archaeological layers are more strongly positive than any Miocene or Pliocene East African samples, suggesting that hominin activities at Kanjera South were carried out in an open (>75% [C.sub.4] grass) setting (Plummer et al. 1999). A palaeocommunity incorporating large tracts of secondary grassland (dry grasslands where factors such as grazing impede woody growth) is suggested by high proportions of alcelaphine antelopes and equids in the archeological fauna. In contrast, faunal and isotopic evidence suggest that the earliest archeological occurrences at Bed I Olduvai formed under much more wooded conditions (Plummer & Bishop 1994; Sikes 1994). Hominin marrow processing and carnivore damage to bone, as well as several artefact and fossil conjoins, have been identified during preliminary laboratory analysis of the Excavation I fauna. …


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You know the advantage of this site? It's ran by nothing but gamers! You got your hardcore gamers, your wow gamers, you got your female, & your fanboy gamers all under one convenient roof! So who am I to not take advantage of it. Maybe you haven't noticed but I haven't been on this site as much I used too. I won't go into details but I can say I've come across a buck or 2. Anyway being the nerd that I am I've budgeted a little play money. My question to the masses is: what are you playing? Ya see a part of me wants a Wii but beyond Zelda I don't see many games in the pipeline that'll hold my interest. Then again theirs no perspective like a first hand perspective so Wii fans tell me, are you having fun? Really? I want a PS3 as well but not so much for the games that are out now but the games that are coming out such as heavenly sword and yes I'll admit it full auto 2. Apart of me is also just thinking hey you got a 360 use it! Afterall battlefield bad company is on the way, lets not forget Bioshock, or Mass Effect. Eh or maybe I should just listen to my mother and invest it into something anybody got a small business or something?
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Wii60...Posted: Mar 26, 2007 12:00AM PST by PunkRockMacUser
Keep your 360, save up, but don't get a Wii yet... wait for games like SSBB which will really take major advantage of the controller and NWC.
But don't invest $600.00 in a PS3 and $60.00 per game... lol... I mean, the system, is great, I've played one, but the graphics aren't worth that money. Yeah, it has other features, but they're just gimmicks that add expenses that people use once or twice. The entire Wii is a gimmick, yeah, but people will use that gimmick over and over and over :P
And, the 360 is great right now... it's got a very large array of games, and a very large array of games coming out for it and specifically for it. The PS3, not so much.
my wii is good for groups...Posted: Mar 26, 2007 12:00AM PST by dreamyJen
i think the wii is good for when you have a group of people over. I've been guilty of neglecting my wii when i'm home alone, it's just not as much fun. Initially, due to the novelty of the controllers, I couldn't get enough, but after a few weeks, it's been gathering dust unless friends are over.
360Posted: Mar 26, 2007 12:00AM PST by bluesteelruns
thats what im intrested in it has a good game line up im looking forward to.
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everybody likes the wiiPosted: Apr 09, 2007 12:00AM PST by acetriple
Well thanks for the advice folks but I couldnt find a Wii anywhere (Not even my undercover source). I did manage to pick up graw2, a wireless headset, a 5.1 surround sound system (kinda scary sometimes btw), the departed & MI3 on hd-dvd, and i bought some XBLA games too. So if anybody out there wants to shell out on some TMNT arcade (or tell me how to not get my ass handed to me in castlevania) you know where to find me.
erPosted: Apr 19, 2007 12:00AM PST by Giunta_Core
I have the ps3, and it's great and all but there aren't any great games for it just yet. SO if i were you i would obviously wait for a killer app to come out, maybe heavenly sword. My guess is that nothing awesome will come out till around christmas or later.
I'm playing ps2 games like kingdom hearts 2 and god of war 2 on my ps3 untill i get something really awesome. i probably just play more guitar than anything these days.
I have no next gen systems...Posted: Apr 27, 2007 12:00AM PST by PunkRockMacUser
But to answer your question, what am I playing?
Every current music game on the face of the planet (Except DDR Supernova... I cannot afford that)!
*puts on sunglasses and acts all cool*
BacklogPosted: May 05, 2007 12:00AM PST by VGSsnatcher
If you've got one, you can enjoy the games you may have skipped and then in a little while what you want will become clearer to you. You do already have a 360, so you could buy a game here or there for that until something comes along for another system that really grabs your interest.
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yes everyone loves the WiiPosted: May 05, 2007 12:00AM PST by ~Blondette~
And link is not a girl, one day we'll get married
HahahahaPosted: May 13, 2007 12:00AM PST by dogswithguns
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Shelf Life Blog
Recently I heard Jo Robinson on NPR discussing her latest work, Eating on the Wild Side: The Missing Link to Optimum Health, and was riveted. So, move over Barbara Kingsolver. Sadly you've been replaced as my nutrition guru. I SOOOO loved Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life.
This readalike is in response to a customer's book-match request. If you would like personalized reading recommendations, fill out the book-match form and a librarian will email suggested titles to you. Available for adults, teens, and kids. You can browse the book matches here.
The Sea by John Banville: "'I have carried the memory of that moment through a whole half century, as if it were the emblem of something final, precious and irretrievable,' says the narrator of Banville's Booker Prize-winning novel of a relatively trivial moment. But when he recalls the mother and daughter whom he first loved as a barely pubescent child-whose presence pulled him out of the shadow of his paltry self-he observes, 'The two figures in the scene, I mean Chloe and her mother, are all my own work.' Memory, then, is the subject of this brief but magisterial work, a condensed teardrop of a novel that captures perfectly the essence of irretrievable longing. After the death of his wife, Max has retreated to the seashore where he spent his childhood summers, staying at an inn that was once the home of a magnificent, careless family called the Graces. It's as if reawakening the pain of his first, terrible loss-that high-strung and volatile Chloe-will ease his more recent loss." (Library Journal)
If you enjoyed this title, here are some other titles you may enjoy:
Atonement by Ian McEwan
On a summer day in 1935, thirteen-year-old Briony Tallis witnesses a moment's flirtation between her older sister, Cecilia, and Robbie Turner, the son of a servant. But Briony's incomplete grasp of adult motives and her precocious imagination bring about a crime that will change all their lives.
The Idiot by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Prince Myshkin, a good yet simple man, is out of place in the corrupt world created by Russia's ruling class.
Sherlock Holmes once remarked to Watson that "the lowest and vilest alleys in London do not present a more dreadful record of sin than does the smiling and beautiful countryside."
Indeed, readers who enjoy suspense, strong characters, and immersing themselves in the deceptively quiet and sometimes lethal English countryside of Victoria's reign should enjoy Anne Perry's A Christmas Visitor. Though it does feature a character from her well-established William Monk series, it is not necessary at all to have read those books to appreciate this one.
Cath is a Fangirl. Like many teens her age, she loves the hugely popular Simon Snow fantasy books. But Cath is not simply resigned to wait for each new volume's release. She writes new stories about magical prodigy Simon and his school roommate, vampire, and possible nemesis, Baz.
This readalike is in response to a customer's book-match request. If you would like personalized reading recommendations, fill out the book-match form and a librarian will email suggested titles to you. Available for adults, teens, and kids. You can browse the book matches here.
John Dies at the End by David Wong: "This may be the story of John and David, a drug called soy sauce, and other-worldly beings invading the planet. Or, it may be the story of two beer-drinking friends who live in an unnamed Midwestern town and only think something horrific is going on. But the important thing is, according to the narrator, "None of this is my fault." (Book description)
If you like this novel for the mix of science fiction and satire, you may also enjoy:
Agent to the Stars by John Scalzi
The space-faring Yherajk have come to Earth to meet us and to begin humanity's first interstellar friendship. There's just one problem: They're hideously ugly and they smell like rotting fish. So getting humanity's trust is a challenge. The Yherajk need someone who can help them close the deal. Enter Thomas Stein, who knows something about closing deals. He's one of Hollywood's hottest young agents. But although Stein may have just concluded the biggest deal of his career, it's quite another thing to negotiate for an entire alien race. To earn his percentage this time, he's going to need all the smarts, skills, and wits he can muster.
Bloodsucking Fiends (A Love Story #1) by Christopher Moore
A budding young writer falls in love with a vampire. He is Tommy of Indiana who moved to San Francisco in search of inspiration and is working in a supermarket. Shopping there is Jody, a secretary still trying to adjust to her new vampire status, after being bitten by one on her way home.
Dragons Love Tacos! The word is out. These mystical creatures have a weak spot for Mexican cuisine. They want it all: really big, gigantic tacos and tiny, little baby tacos. Dragons adore them. But, why?
RASL: The Drift deals with alternate universes. Worlds that are just like this one, with only the slightest differences. Looking for those small clues is sometimes helpful, sometimes upsetting, and this is especially true if you are not entirely sure what dimension you are in.
"Ye Toads and Vipers!"
Meggy Swann has reason to be angry. Her mother had finally succeeded in getting rid of her, having her dumped miles and miles from home at her father's tiny house in London. She's never met him before, and he clearly doesn't want her. It's not like she can run away somewhere else though. An accident at birth has left her legs crooked, and she is in constant pain.
Only able to walk with the help of two sticks, the world of 1573 can be an especially cruel place for such a one, but she has angrily adapted. Alchemy and Meggy Swann, by Karen Cushman, tells her story from the time she is dumped like a sack on her father's narrow doorstep, frightened and seemingly helpless, to the brave things she must do to protect herself and others she has come to love.
The Blessing Cup, by Patricia Polacco, is a wonderful story for anytime, but especially during the holidays when family gathers close for this is a family story. Patricia Polacco's great-grandmother Anna and her family came to America from Russia after the Czar ordered all the Jews to leave the country. Just like that, they had to leave behind everything they couldn't carry. Momma and Papa packed the sewing machine, their menorah, the shofar, his tallis, and holy books. But also precious to them was the tea set they were given when they were married.
For me, the sign of a good craft designer is a distinctive style. Norwegian designer Tone Finnanger started her company, Tilda, in 1999 at the age of 25. With her background in graphic design, her books are full of projects for both the fabric and paper crafter. Lovely, soft colors and whimsical dolls and animals populate her books. Check out her Sew Pretty series and Tilda's Fairy Tale Wonderland to fall in love with Tilda's fanciful style.


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Rules leave Hochuli helpless to remedy mistake
To officiate professional sports in this environment is to encounter mindless hostility. To make a mistake is to invite careless charges of corruption. To admit to that mistake, and to the torment it has caused, is not something you expect of a seasoned lawyer.
"A trial is nothing, pressurewise, compared to the NFL," Hochuli said in a 2007 interview with USA Today. "I have that long (snapping his fingers) to make a decision with a million people watching and second-guessing in slow-motion. You've got to be right or wrong.
"I love the satisfaction when you are right – and the agony when you are wrong."
So maybe he's a masochist. Maybe all officials are masochists.
"No one feels worse about this than Ed, but like the coaches and players in our high-speed game, mistakes will occur," said Tim Mills, executive director of the NFL Referees Association.
"The NFLRA stands by Ed Hochuli as a 19-year veteran with multiple Super Bowl and countless playoff game experience who has the integrity and character to admit a mistake and accept the criticism that comes with it."
Ed Hochuli has made a mistake fate won't let him fix. He is to be pitied, not pilloried.
Tim Sullivan: (619) 293-1033; firstname.lastname@example.com


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sub iregex { qr/ ... /ix }
1) my $regex = iregex()
if ($isbn =~ m/$regex/ ) { print "Matched!\n }
2) my $regex = iregex()
if ($isbn =~ $regex ) { print "Matched!\n }
3) if ($isbn =~ iregex() ) { print "Matched!\n }
Seeing that I wanted to try out capturing all matching
sub expressions using 'g' added to my 'qr' expression,
but I'm getting a deprecation error:
> perl -we'use strict;use P;
my $re = qr{ (\w+) }gx;
my $dat = "Just another cats meow";
my @matches = $dat =~ $re;
P "#matches=%s, matches=%s", scalar(@matches), \@matches;
exit scalar(@matches);'
Having no space between pattern and following word is deprecated at -e
+ line 2.
Bareword found where operator expected at -e line 2, near "qr/ (\w+) /
syntax error at -e line 2, near "qr{ (\w+) }gx"
Execution of -e aborted due to compilation errors.
If I move the 'g' option down to where the RE is used
and use a *second* "RE" operator (i.e.: /.../g) and interpolate
my expression into another RE (the slowest of the above
3 options), I get:
> perl -we'use strict;use P;
my $re = qr{ (\w+) }x;
my $dat = "Just another cats meow";
my @matches = $dat =~ /$re/g;
P "#matches=%s, matches=%s", scalar(@matches), \@matches;
exit scalar(@matches);'
#matches=4, matches=["Just", "another", "cats", "meow"]
So why can't I add the global switch to the "qr" expression? FWIW,
I also tried qr{ (?xg) }. Perl strips out the 'g' and tells me to add
it to the end of the RE -- where it is deprecated:
perl -we'use strict;use P;
my $re = qr{ (?xg) (\w+) };
my $dat = "Just another cats meow";
my @matches = $dat =~ $re;
P "#matches=%s, matches=%s", scalar(@matches), \@matches;
exit scalar(@matches);'
Useless (?g) - use /g modifier in regex; marked by <-- HERE in m/ (?xg
+ <-- HERE ) (\w+) / at -e line 2.
#matches=1, matches=["another"]
So how can I attach the "/g" modifier to my
"qr" regex so I can use the direct match as in #2 or #3
P.S. - I also just noticed that in addition to stripping out the 'g' option, the 'x' option doesn't seem to work in the regex's parens, i.e. - (?x).
Hello! I found a code like this:
This code will only print the first and second in test.txt and I was told that if will compare $. with the line number I provide. But what is the reason for that?
Can anyone provide any help?
I have a problem with converting this grammar to BNF version in Perl. I am using Parse RecDescent
$grammar = q{
start: seq
seq: '(' seqstr(s) ')'
seqstr: seq | tagstr
tagstr: OZN ( seq | rijec )
rijec: /[\w-?,:<*`*]+/
i tried this but it is not working.
use Grammar::BNF;
my $g = Grammar::BNF.generate(Q:to<END>
<start> => <seq>
<seq> => '(' <seqstr(s)> ')'
<seqstr> => <seq> | <tagstr>
<tagstr> => <OZN> '(' <seq> | <rijec> ')'
<rijec> => /[\w-?,:<*`*]+/

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So, I've spent an hour or two every night this week reading through the perl6 intro, and several of the various official perl6 docs, but I've run into an issue. I don't know if this is my problem, or a problem with the docs.
From the open() documentation, there is the following code example (spurt() simply prints something to the file):
my $fh = open("test", :w);
spurt $fh, "stuff\n";
But when I test it (code is verbatim, the line num in the error is the spurt() line):
my $wfh = open("in.txt", :w);
spurt $wfh, "a\n";
... it results in:
Type check failed in binding $path; expected Cool but got IO::Handle (
in block <unit> at nl.pl6 line 2
Can someone explain where I'm going wrong? If it's relevant, I just installed the most recent p6 bits yesterday afternoon.
Recently I discovered Log::Log4perl. This is such a great piece of work that after a week of using it I'm almost wondering how could I live without it before. But there are things about it I have not been able to figure out by studying the documentation.
Here is my problem:
I want to indent log messages by stack depth (for tracing program execution), and although Log::Log4perl itself does not directly support this, I have managed (with help from the Internet, including Perl Monks) to have it my way — almost. I added the following lines to log4perl.conf:
log4perl.PatternLayout.cspec.S = sub { return ' ' x level_for_l4p()
+; }
log4perl.appender.std.layout.ConversionPattern = %-27F %3L %S%m%n
and defined level_for_l4p() in my main program:
my $zerolevel = 8;
sub level_for_l4p {
my $level = 0;
1 while caller( $level++ );
return ( $level - $zerolevel );
Log::Log4perl::init( 'log4perl.conf' );
(Appropriate numbers for $zerolevel and %F are easily found by trial and error.)
Logs produced by this setup look basically like this:
/My/Project/One/File.pm 12 sub0: calling sub1
/My/Project/Another/File.pm 96 sub1: entering
/My/Project/Another/File.pm 105 sub1: calling sub2
/My/Project/Elsewhere.pm 72 sub2: entering
/My/Project/Elsewhere.pm 84 sub2: leaving
/My/Project/Another/File.pm 108 sub1: continuing after sub2
/My/Project/Another/File.pm 115 sub1: leaving
/My/Project/One/File.pm 16 sub0: continuing after sub1
# etc.
In principle, this is exactly what I want, but I don't like the appearance of the output: IMHO it fails miserably to please the eye.
I'd much prefer being able to have the log output look like this:
/My/Project/One/File.pm:12: sub0: calling sub1
/My/Project/Another/File.pm:96: sub1: entering
/My/Project/Another/File.pm:105: sub1: calling sub2
/My/Project/Elsewhere.pm:72: sub2: entering
/My/Project/Elsewhere.pm:84: sub2: leaving
/My/Project/Another/File.pm:108: sub1: continuing after sub2
/My/Project/Another/File.pm:115: sub1: leaving
/My/Project/One/File.pm:16: sub0: continuing after sub1
which would also have the additional benefit of working right out of the box with Emacs' default compilation-error-regexp-alist. To achieve this, it should be possible to say something like %-32{%F:%L:}, i.e. to tell Log::Log4perl to set the total length for %F:%L: as a unit. But I have not been able to find a way to express my intention.
Is it possible to do what I want? In case I'm missing something obvious, can anybody point me to an existing and/or simple solution?
I am using Log::Log4perl 1.47 and Perl 5.20.0.
Dear Monks, I am runnng an sql query using DBI. The code works well on my laptop running Strawberry Perl but fails to run on our university linux server using Perl 5.10.1
My perl progam is
use strict;
use warnings;
use Text::CSV;
use DBI;
sub RunSqlSearch;
my $query = qq(SELECT sid,genotype FROM newCsv.csv WHERE genotype = 'a
my ($queryResult,@sidResult) = RunSqlSearch($query);
print "You query $query returned the following result:$queryResult\n";
print "The sid list associated with this result are: @sidResult\n\n";
sub RunSqlSearch($){
my $query = $_[0];
# error check #
if ($query eq ""){die "No value entered for $query $!\n";}
# Connect to the database, (the directory containing our csv file
my $dbh = DBI->connect ("dbi:CSV:", undef, undef, {
f_dir => ".",
f_ext => ".csv/r",
f_encoding => "utf-8",
RaiseError => 1,
}) or die $DBI::errstr;
# Output using sql query #
my $sth = $dbh->prepare($query);
my @row;
my $queryResult="";
my @queryResult;
my @sidResult;
while (@row = $sth->fetchrow_array) {
push @queryResult, @row;
push @sidResult, $row[0].",";
$queryResult .= join("\t",@row) . "\n";
# output arguments #
if ($queryResult eq ""){$queryResult = "No result found";}
return ($queryResult, @sidResult);
I get the following error message from our university server
DBD::CSV::st execute failed:
Execution ERROR: No filename given at /usr/lib64/perl5/DBD/File.pm lin
+e 565.
called from runSQLQuery.pl at 11.
at /usr/lib64/perl5/DBD/File.pm line 565.
[for Statement "SELECT sid,genotype FROM newCsv.csv WHERE genotype =
+'a'"] at runSQLQuery.pl line 32.
DBD::CSV::st execute failed:
Execution ERROR: No filename given at /usr/lib64/perl5/DBD/File.pm lin
+e 565.
called from runSQLQuery.pl at 11.
at /usr/lib64/perl5/DBD/File.pm line 565.
[for Statement "SELECT sid,genotype FROM newCsv.csv WHERE genotype =
+'a'"] at runSQLQuery.pl line 32.
Could you please point out the error of my ways?
!!Fixed!!. Thank you, bretheren, for your wise counsel. The clue came from an anonymous brother who pointed out that there was no need for me to both specify the file extension name *.csv and also use the command f_ext => ".csv/r", When I did this I no longer received an error message, but I also got a nil return, which I new to be wrong.
Searching on stackoverflow, I found that in the act of cleaning up a and creating a csv file one can remove the DOS/Windows line ending which DBD::CSV assumes regardless of the platform the script is run on. Thanks to Grant McLean at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2786741/dbdcsv-problem-with-file-name-extensions for this insight
The solution is to add the term csv_eol => "\n", as $dbh parameter.
Hi Monks,
while doing the initial setup of a server (that will host a web application) I've found something unexpected and I need your help to proceed with my job.
The installation of a new perl module (DBD::Oracle) gave me this output message:
Multiple copies of Driver.xst found in:
at Makefile.PL line 39.
Using DBI 1.636 (for perl 5.022001 on x86_64-linux-gnu-thread-multi)
installed in /usr/local/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/perl/5.22.1/auto/DBI/
I've searched and I found that the server seems to have two different "Perl installations" (forgive me if I'm not using the proper term)
Here follows an excerpt of the content of the two paths:
root@xyz# ll /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/perl5/5.22/auto/
total 44
drwxr-xr-x 11 root root 4096 May 27 09:48 ./
drwxr-xr-x 13 root root 4096 May 27 09:48 ../
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 May 13 16:19 Algorithm/
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 May 27 09:46 DBI/
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 May 9 16:48 FCGI/
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 May 13 16:19 File/
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 May 9 16:48 HTML/
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 May 9 16:47 LibAppArmor/
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 May 9 16:43 Locale/
drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 4096 May 9 16:43 Text/
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 May 27 09:48 YAML/
root@xyz# ll /usr/local/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/perl/5.22.1/auto/
total 16
drwxrwxr-x 4 root root 4096 May 27 11:28 ./
drwxrwxr-x 7 root root 4096 May 27 08:19 ../
drwxrwxr-x 3 root root 4096 May 27 11:28 DBD/
drwxrwxr-x 2 root root 4096 May 27 08:19 DBI/
I don't want to have different installation on the server and, most of all, I don't want the new modules to be installed in the /usr/local/lib/ path, as it seems to be happening to the DBD::Oracle module.
I've found many posts/answers that explain how different (and coexistent) perl installations can be created; none of them tells how they can be deleted.
I would like to know if there is a procedure to recovery the main perl installation and roll back to a single "instance".
Will there be side effects if I delete all the content of the /usr/local/lib/ installation?
Thank you very much in advance.
I use PERL on Linux Mint and I have an error when I drop a file from the Cinnamon desktop on a Tk widget :
X Error of failed request: BadWindow (invalid Window parameter)
Major opcode of failed request: 25 (X_SendEvent)
Resource id in failed request: 0x2fd00fd
Serial number of failed request: 164
Current serial number in output stream: 165
X Error of failed request: BadWindow (invalid Window parameter)
Major opcode of failed request: 25 (X_SendEvent)
Resource id in failed request: 0x2fd00fd
Serial number of failed request: 164
Current serial number in output stream: 165
My source code is:
use strict;
use Tk;
use Tk::DropSite;
my $mw = new MainWindow(-width => 500, -height => 300);
my $label = $mw->Label()->pack->place(-relwidth => 1.0, -relheight =>
$label->DropSite(-droptypes => ['XDND'], -dropcommand => [\&dropFile,
sub dropFile {
print "DROP\n";
use strict;
use Tk;
use Tk::DropSite;
my $mw = new MainWindow(-width => 500, -height => 300);
my $label = $mw->Label()->pack->place(-relwidth => 1.0, -relheight =>
$label->DropSite(-droptypes => ['XDND'], -dropcommand => [\&dropFile,
sub dropFile {
print "DROP\n";
What is wrong in this code ?
Perl version is 5.18.2 and Tk version is 804.033
Thanks for the help.
I'd prefer to have some documentation associated with a Perl Module, but I would rather not put it inside the code or .pm file but rather its own .pod file.
The reason I'd like to do this is so that it can be shared in say a github wiki where folks can interactively edit.
Before a release though, I'd copy the wiki into the distribution.
So what are practices or best practices for having documentation showing up on search.cpan.org or metacapan.org outside of the code?
my $hash = {};
do_something( $hash );
print Dumper( $hash );
sub do_something
my $hash = shift;
$hash = { a => 'alpha',
b => 'beta',
print Dumper( $hash );
'a' => 'alpha',
'b' => 'beta'
do_something_else( $hash );
print Dumper( $hash );
sub do_something_else
my $hash = shift;
$hash->{g} = 'gamma';
$hash->{d} = 'delta';
print Dumper( $hash );
'd' => 'delta',
'g' => 'gamma'
'd' => 'delta',
'g' => 'gamma'
I have a module which forks several times to set up a few workers. I'm using Test::More and Devel::Cover to do unit testing of my code and generate code coverage. I have unit tests that stress the workers, but the coverage report shows that the forked code didn't execute even though it did.
I considered putting the child code into separate functions that can be tested independently of forking, but the code relies on piped handles to communicate with the parent, which AFAIK do not function without forking (can't write/read to a pipe in the same process). I would have to do a significant amount of coding in my unit tests to attempt to work around this, and I'm looking for a more straightforward solution if there is one.
Does anyone know how to configure Devel::Cover to detect coverage in the child process when the program forks? Is this even possible? (perhaps with a different coverage tool?)
I was unable to find a Perl script to make my SainSmart LCD character display with i2c 'backpack' work from my Raspberry Pi.
Code for using these devices is available mainly for the Arduino. There is also code in C and python, but I could not find a simple working example in Perl. There is a module for an HTBackpackV2 (HiPi::Interface::HTBackpackV2), but I wasn't able to get this working with the SainSmart LCD.
I found a python script written by Matt Hawkins here: https://bitbucket.org/MattHawkinsUK/rpispy-misc/raw/master/python/lcd_i2c.py and I used his python script as the basis for my Perl Script - thanks Matt.
This script only provides basic display functionality and is run by calling it with two parameters, -s a string of text to display and -l the line number to display the text on. Hopefully it will provide both a way for others to get one of these LCD's working as well as provide the basis for more comprehensive implementations. The subroutines writeByte and sendByte are the key ones, together with the initialization sequence in the init subroutine.
The script must be run as root to set up the i2c object, but drops back to the regular user immediately after - enter your user name and user group in the two variables $user and $group which you will find at lines 39 & 40.
When called with no text and no line parameter the LCD initialization code is run.
After the code I have added some explanation about the way the data is transferred from the backpack to the LCD, including the transition from the power-up 8-bit mode to 4-bit mode. It took me some time to get my head round this!
In addition to -l 1 & -l 2 for the two lines, -l 50 & -l 51 turn the display off and back on. When the display is turned off with -l 50, the data remains in the LCD's DDRAM memory and the previous text will be displayed by -l 51 (a simple flashing display can be implemented)
If no line number is given, the text is printed on line 1 and overflows to line 2 if required. All existing text is cleared.
Examples (run as root/sudo):
Code for a Raspberry Pi with SainSmart 2 line, 16 character LCD display with i2c backpack at 0x3f, attached to the Pi's default i2c pins.
Mode of operation & initialization
print $$ /0; # a legit division by zero
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Droid Sans Mono
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Liberation Mono
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Oklahoma State football notebook: Despite bowl surprise, timing of game gives Cowboys good schedule
Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy admitted he was surprised by the Cowboys' postgame destination, tumbling all the way to the Heart of Dallas Bowl, despite finishing tied for third in the Big 12.
But because that game is on Jan. 1, the schedule sets up nicely for OSU.
Players will have the next five or six days off, while coaches will be out recruiting. The players will also get time off for Christmas before heading to Dallas for the bowl game.
"By the game being played later, it does allow us to have more practices (before Christmas)," Gundy said, "which gives us an opportunity to work some younger players and get ready for the bowl."
With four starts now under his belt, Clint Chelf will next get a large chunk of practice time with the first-team offense while the Cowboys prepare for their bowl game.
His biggest goal is to perform better against "Cover 0" defense, a straight man-to-man look with no deep safety that allows the defense to really pressure the quarterback.
"That's something the last two weeks that (defenses have) done to us, and I haven't made the adjustments to get the guys the ball," Chelf said. "So that's one thing I'll focus on."
Even before OSU's bowl slide was announced, offensive coordinator Todd Monken acknowledged following Saturday's loss to Baylor that the Cowboys' two-game skid to finish changed the way he viewed the entire season.
"Of course it does," Monken said. "Whenever you lose your last couple, it never ends up the way you kind of hope.
"Am I proud of our guys for competing and fighting and believing in each other? Yes, because we overcame a lot of things. They did. I didn't. It's frustrating to have that happen the way it did kind of (Saturday), and kind of the way it ended last week (against OU)."


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Posted by The IRC on December 23rd, 2015
Since November, hundreds of people including children have been infected with cholera, a highly contagious disease. With the onset of the rainy season, the IRC is concerned the epidemic could continue to spread, making already poor living conditions even worse. more »
Posted by The IRC on July 23rd, 2015
On the eve of President Obama's trip to Kenya and Ethiopia, the IRC is hoping he'll use the opportunity to meet refugees who have fled ongoing conflicts in neighboring countries, listen to their stories, and urge immediate action to end the violence. more »
Posted in Advocacy, Ethiopia, Kenya, South Sudan |
Posted by The IRC on April 3rd, 2015
Reuben Nyaora was part of an IRC ambulance team that rushed from the Dadaab refugee camp to Garissa University College on April 2 when they heard that gunmen had attacked the campus, 50 miles away. Read Nyaora's gripping account from the scene. more »
Posted in Emergency Response, Kenya |
Posted by The IRC on April 2nd, 2015
The IRC is providing immediate medical care for those who have been injured in the horrific attack on students at Garissa University College in Kenya. more »
Posted in Kenya |
Posted by The IRC on January 20th, 2015
A new IRC study inquires into the causes of—and solutions to—violence against women and girls more »
Posted in Gender based Violence, Women, Domestic Violence, Iraq, Kenya, South Sudan |
Posted by The IRC on October 10th, 2014
Today the IRC in Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya will mark Mental Health Week, an opportunity to openly discuss mental health and raise awareness. more »
Posted in Health, Kenya | Tags: mental health; Kakuma |
Posted by Sophia Jones on June 17th, 2014
Read Halima's story part of the global campaign, "1Family torn apart is too many," in conjunction with 2014 World Refugee Day. "1Family torn apart is too many" is a call to action to help refugee families stay united and have the opportunity to live in peace and dignity. more »
Posted in Urban Refugees, Kenya, Somalia | Tags: World Refugee Day, Kakuma, refugee camps, urban refugees, Somali refugees, Dadaab, deportation |
Posted by Sophia Jones on June 15th, 2014
Andrew Kusimba, father of two and community leader in Kenya, recently took part in a groundbreaking workshop that aims to engage "champion" men who will raise awareness about violence against women and girls. more »
Posted in Women, Kenya | Tags: fathers, gender-based violence, Kitale | 3 Comments
Posted by Lizzy Ongoro on May 7th, 2014
The IRC's Lizzy Ongoro writes about the plight of a South Sudanese family taking refuge in Kenya a second time as the ongoing political stalemate in their country burst into violent conflict between the warring factions more »
Posted in Emergency Response, Africa, Kenya, South Sudan | Tags: Kakuma, conflict, humanitarian aid, refugee camp, South Sudanese refugees | 1 Comments
Posted by Emmanuel d'Harcourt on April 1st, 2014
Innovation is a widely used buzzword in international development, but the problem is that all this talk about innovation may be distracting us from what really matters. more »


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Does anyone else want Ash gone and the show to use different protagonist?
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October 30th, 2012 (10:19 AM).
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i say do a parody and see how it goes. they already did pokemon chronicles and was so hyped on it it was amazing at the time. then they scrapped it and was sad. if they kept pokemon chronicles then keep going by season that way as a side story from crystal to leafgreen all way to black white they would been 2x popular. imagine 2 pokemon series double profits. but they cut it too soon.
chronicles was by far one my favs. it was there trial to see how crystal series from manga work apparently it must failed cause they only had bout 13 episodes to the series.
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