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Calendar of events at Daytona State announced for July 2015
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (June 16, 2015) - Daytona State College presents the following calendar of events for July 2015.
Events are open to the public and free of charge, unless otherwise noted.
July 13-16, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
3rd Annual Summer Cyber Camp
A virtual world of fun, learning and interactive challenges will be in store for a select group of students entering grades 9-12. This free camp is made possible through the Advanced Cyberforensics Education Consortium (ACE) for which Daytona State is the lead institution among nearly a dozen southeastern colleges and universities and the Central Florida Cyber Alliance. Participation in the summer camp is limited and awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. Applications are required and must be submitted no later than June 26 along with completion of the summer camp survey for group placement determination.
Advanced Technology College
1770 Technology Blvd., Daytona Beach (1/2-mile north of LPGA Blvd., off Williamson Blvd.)
For details on how to apply, visit www.DaytonaState.edu/ace/cybercamp.html or contact email@example.com; (386) 506-4163.
July 23, 6-8 p.m.
Sunset Concert Series
Presented by WNZF/Easy Oldies 100.9 FM featuring Daytona State College SGA/Vets Club fundraising concession. The series continues on the 4th Thursday of the month: Aug. 27, and Sept. 24. The DSC Vets Club will host the concession stand during the concerts; cook-out starts at 5 p.m.
Flagler/Palm Coast Campus, Al Smolen Amphitheater
3000 Palm Coast Parkway, S.E., Palm Coast
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July 31, registration opens at 7:15 a.m., with shot-gun start at 8:30 a.m.
Peter McCarthy Falcon Golf Invitational
Known for his strong spirit and dedication to Daytona State College, Peter McCarthy lost his battle with cancer almost two years ago. In his honor, the DSC Athletics Department will hold a charity golf tournament, a sport that he enjoyed very much. With proceeds benefiting student scholarships, as well as volleyball and basketball teams. For a donation of $400, a four-person team receives green and cart fees at a world-class, four-star golf course, as rated by Golf Digest, continental breakfast, beverage tickets and lunch at the prestigious Malcom's Restaurant at LPGA International's clubhouse. Individual participants are also encouraged, along with hole sponsorship opportunities. Awards include: Top Team, Closest to the Pin, Men's Longest Drive and Women's Longest Drive.
LPGA International, 1000 Champions Dr., Daytona Beach
For more information, call or email Laura Booker-Anderson, (386) 506-3248, firstname.lastname@example.com.
MORE: Offering more than 100 certificate, associate and bachelor's degree programs, Daytona State College has responded to the education and workforce training needs of Volusia and Flagler counties and beyond for more than 50 years. The college enrolls nearly 30,000 students a year at its seven instructional sites, with graduates serving in critical fields including health care, emergency services, business, education, hospitality, engineering, technology and more.
Daytona State has been recognized as a leader in higher education numerous times, most recently by U.S. News & World Report, which ranked the college among the Top 10 Best Online Bachelor's Programs in the nation in 2016, for the fourth year running. The U.S. Department of Education's College Affordability and Transparency Center has ranked DSC among the top 50 most affordable public four-year institutions in the country, with less than half the tuition of the national average. Community College Week, a leading publication in higher education, annually continues to feature the college in its list of Top 100 Associate Degree Producers. And in 2015, U.S. News & World Report added DSC to its Top Online Bachelor's Programs for Veterans, ranked at No. 2 in the nation.
For enrollment information, visit Admissions' Frequently Asked Questions page.
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Killer Women is an American crime drama television series that airs on ABC during the 2013–14 American television season, it began airing on Tuesdays starting January 7, 2014. The series is based on the Argentine crime drama Mujeres Asesinas, which was adapted into an American setting by writer Hannah Shakespeare. Shakespeare will also serve as an executive producer alongside Sofía Vergara, Ben Silverman, Luis Balaguer and Martin Campbell for Pol-Ka Productions, Silverman's Electus productions, Vergara and Balaguer's Latin World Entertainment and ABC Studios. The pilot episode was directed by Lawrence Trilling.
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I sometimes jokingly say to friends, 'always be on the attack', or 'be like a tiger'. It is in jest, but the root of it is about proactivity. Focus on what you can control
I reflected recently about the moments where I felt the happiest. The moments where I saw the largest gain, or experienced person growth. During these moments, the one constant was that I was thinking about something greater than myself -- family, team, friends.
Then I thought of the moments where I was the closest to causing irreparable damage. In these moments the constant was that I was internally focused, worried about myself, anxious.
Bertrand Russell once wrote a piece that I am about to bastardize, but it has been hugely impactful for me since I read it. He said, when working on complex problems, think as hard you can about it, then stop, and go about your day. Be okay with not being able to produce an answer, or do something right away. Let your mind think it over, the answer will come
We're taught that keeping our options open is always good. But, the more I mature, the less good I see in that path. It introduces anxiety, and reduces how deep you are willing to go, how much you're willing to put on the line, how much pride you take in what you do.
In most programs, it's best to have a single app state, that trickles down, and are handled by pure functions.
Erlang takes quite a different approach. There are Supervisors, and Actors, which encapsulate internal state, and talk to eachother via messages.
This seems more complex, but actually, it is simpler when looked at by the lens of distributed software. It's complex to keep a single state in sync when you're across datacenters.
What Erlang does is, to essentially embrace the distributed nature of the problem, and goes by the assumption that if each Supervisor takes care of what it's responsible for well, then the system will work.
This was a pretty breakthrough parallel for me, in my task management. Instead of trying to build a top down system, it's all about making sure the small parts work well.
Getting Things Done, by David Allen, is the Erlang of task management x)
Stupid decisions get made when one thinks that something has to happen, now.
The reasoning is usually that if it doesn't happen now, it will never happen, ever.
This is true for only 1% of problems. For the rest, patience will get you there. Know, with full confidence, that you will get what you want, with effort ant patience.
Recently I saw a disagreement two people I loved, and I just yelled at both of them.
That only makes it worse, embarrasses both of them, and entrenches them in their choices even more.
Instead, I should have practice empathetic cool. Not getting angry, but lovingly showing them the reason each person was acting the way there were.
Every experience is a tool for learning. See opportunity in that. Get thrilled about it, double down!
As we navigate through our lives, we start to see bribes, disguised as wants.
Analyze your actions, and ask, why I am doing what I'm doing?
Is it because of these new bribes? Focus back in on the core.
In software engineering, the current atmosphere is relaxed -- you go at your leisure, there are no real deadlines, you don't have to take care of yourself, you barely need to grow.
Compare how people approach software engineering, or any profession, to that of an athlete. The athlete, is constantly pushing further, getting 1 on 1 instruction, being meticulous about form, extreme about discipline.
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"Calif. motorcyclist lands in van back seat, unhurt"
A freak occurrence for sure. But still a happy ending for all concerned.
"Calif. motorcyclist lands in van back seat, unhurt"
A freak occurrence for sure. But still a happy ending for all concerned.
How do drive a half block without seeing that your rear window is shattered and noticing someone laying in the back seat?Investigators say the minivan driver made a turn after Thursday's collision and drove to his Mojave Desert home a half-block away before discovering he had a new passenger.
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Today, I ran into my sister, who nobody in the family has seen in six years. She looked very happy working the pole. FML
by Teddy / 11/26/2012 at 3:54pm / United States (Massachusetts) / Miscellaneous
Today, I was shopping when I overheard a woman telling an employee that she was buying an iPad for her 5-year-old son. Annoyed, I turned around and ranted about how he should have more age appropriate toys. Then she explained that her son is autistic and will be using the iPad to communicate. FML
by Mimi / 11/29/2012 at 12:29am / United States / Miscellaneous
Today, I'm recovering in the emergency room. How did I get here? Intoxicated at a coed party, I saw a hole in the host's shed and thought it funny to christen it a "glory-hole", only to be bitten by what may well have been a black widow spider. FML
by Widowmaker / 11/28/2012 at 1:09pm / United States (Nevada) / Health
Today, my wife wants to name our first child Siri, after the iPhone function. FML
by boo8713 / 11/28/2012 at 1:06am / United States (California) / Miscellaneous
Today, I was watching a video from the 80s on sexual dysfunctions, and I noticed that one of the boys in the film looked strangely like my dad when he was younger. After a little investigation, I now know that in his youth, my dad had a crippling masturbation problem. FML
by Anonymous / 11/27/2012 at 4:04pm / Sweden (Stockholms Lan) / Intimacy
Today, my cat peed on my bra. I didn't realize this until after I arrived at work for my 12-hour shift. Now I'm trying to wash my bra out in the sink and stuff paper towels down it to soak up the moisture. Only 10 more hours to go, and the smell of cat pee is still lingering. FML
by onlyslightly / 11/30/2012 at 3:33am / United States / Work
Today, while lighting a cigarette, I learned the hard way that the amount of styling mousse I used to get my curly hair to become manageable, is the roughly same amount that causes it to become highly flammable. FML
by Awkward / 12/01/2012 at 5:11pm / Bahrain / Health
Today, my husband quit his job as a university professor and picked up the graveyard shift at a rat farm so he could have more time during the day to play World of Warcraft. FML
by Anonymous / 11/28/2012 at 1:32am / United States (Wisconsin) / Love
Today, I was slapped across the face by a girl in the waiting room at the dentist's office. She thought I was taking a picture of her breasts with my phone. I was smiling while reading other people's FMLs. FML
by karmamaybe / 12/03/2012 at 3:35pm / United States (South Dakota) / Miscellaneous
Today, my girlfriend confronted me for forgetting to take the trash out. At some point during the argument, I tried to calm her down, and the words "I should of" escaped my lips. She spent the next ten minutes calling me stupid and laughing at how my grammar goes to hell when I'm distressed. FML
by Gus / 11/30/2012 at 2:30pm / Canada (British Columbia) / Love
Today, in my AP Biology class, a student informed us she'd read that Antarctica had completely melted due to global warming, to which my friend gushed, "Yeah! It's been melted for, like, months." FML
by bieberslayer / 12/06/2012 at 3:47pm / United States / Geek
Today, my parents heard from my sister that I'd recently lost my virginity to my girlfriend. I've never been bitched out so viciously in my life, and yet my sister, whom everyone knows has had numerous casual sexual partners this year, is treated like a princess 24/7. FML
by Anonymous / 12/02/2012 at 1:55pm / United Kingdom (Suffolk) / Miscellaneous
Today, I heard a teenage boy ask his friend, "So, is it, like, November in Australia too?" This is the future of America. FML
by toritoratora / 11/26/2012 at 12:27am / United States (California) / Kids
- 1Today, I found out my parents have been slipping birth control pills into my morning orange juice… 2Today, I found out my husband has been catfishing my sixteen year-old brother for over a year. FML 3Today, I babysat a kid who was such a bratty little prick that I actually considered walking out on…


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starter position. 4k shares at 3.90, thank you panic seller.
Dice,this isn't panic selling.This will close around 3.50.When the div.is suspended in 4months to a year it will go well below 2.00.
I expected a further reduction in share price with the dividen cut. However, since it's a REIT they would have to payout any surplus income - beyond mgmt fees, operational expenses and long term liabilities - as a dividen. I assume that is why they cut the divy by more than half.Things will have to get really bad for the divy to be completely suspended. However, I suppose they could go to quarterly payouts.


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OLD WORLD MEETS NEW WORLD - THE KING LOUIS DINNER The classics of Kentucky's history joined together for a night of Maker's Mark bourbon and French provincial cuisine WHERE: As always, disclosed upon reservation WHEN: Tuesday, October 13 6:30pm COST: $75 - 40 spaces available - price includes 7 course dinner, drinks, entertainment, tax and gratuity DRESS: Please wear black and/or red RSVP: Please call 502-287-2772 BVS is pleased to work with Stephen Dennison, most recently of Z's Fusion, for another unique and exciting dinner. This time, Stephen has created an amazing, 7 course, old world French provincial dinner each of which will be accompanied by a different Maker's Mark cocktail showcasing the versatile and elegant pairing of bourbon and food. The evening will start with a Manhattan Bar offering 4-5 different twists on the classic cocktail while mingling and getting to know the rest of the guests. We'll sit down to a plated dinner at 7:30 and delight in the combination of food and drink that Stephen will be presenting for the evening. A portion of the proceeds for the evening will benefit the Community Farm Alliance, a non-profit membership organization that assists family farms and urban communities with a locally integrated food economy. MENU: Maker's Mark Manhattan Bar Selection of Manhattan Variations Country Pate' Rillet Duckfat Bound with Various Accompaniments Pomegranate Whiskey Sours Lemon Poached Salmon, Zahtar/Dilled Potato Salad, Wilted Basil Bacon-Larded Bison Tenderloin, Spice Rub Roasted Fingerlings, Makers-Glazed Carrots Palate Cleanser of Maker's Mark Macerated Ginger Ginger-Infused Maker's Mark, Forced Carbonation Market-Chosen Triple Cream Cheese Plate Duck Confit Forcemeat Stuffed Medjool Dates, Crispy Country Ham, etc. Hearts and Roots Chopped Salad Served with a spoon… Snickers Bar-Infused Maker's Mark Cordial
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Well this is going to be a heck of an introduction post.
To start it off. I'm Nero *waves hi* and I'm just getting back into riding. I wonder how to put this without tooting my own horn.... I'm very mechanically inclined, and I have "the touch" when working with fiddly things. For instance I've always been able to make my bikes shift properly. And now my next question will destroy all credibility that statement may have had. But here I go.
What makes the difference between decent components and good components. I can answer much of that question on my own.
The last sport I was involved in was paintball. It's reached the point that fashion drives the industry. And you end up paying out the nose to buy the good stuff versus the pretty stuff. However I can tell you exactly why I chose X brand parts over Y brand stuff every time. For instance, I buy Palmers regulators because they work best (as proven on a dyno), instead of cheaper, and often more expensive components that people seem to like more. I've never gotten a good explanation of "performance" for bike parts.
Brake are something that gives you immediate feedback if the lever is quality or not. A poor brake lever will flex all over, often the end of the lever with have a lot of slop in it, the adjusters won't stick in place.. The same goes for the calipers themselves. A flexy caliper just feels bad, and can bottom out the available cable travel from a lever. (I had this problem when I was riding crap bikes) It all leads to cruddy feel for the rider, and makes it easy to justify the price difference between the "so cheap you can't buy them" parts you find on a wall mart special, and decent brakes you'll find on anything above the $300 level. Though that does bring into question the more expensive brake setups out there... I'm not ready to talk disks though. :-)
Shifters are a similar story. You have direct interaction with them. Good ones have a very good mechanical feel. Bad ones feel mushy and vague. I've never had the problem with indexed shifters, but i'd put money on really cheap models not even indexing the right distances. But since the indexing happens at the shifter that begs my next question.
Derailurs. Why the huge price range? What's the difference (beyond weight and bearings) between a budget derailur (say a $20 shimano alivo) and the ones that you find in the $180 derailurs. (say shimano xtr) Same 9 speed range. The only obvious difference is that the "better" one has larger pulley wheels. I do understand the benefits of larger pulleys. Where does the other $140 go?
How about bottom brackets? A quick scan of bikeparts.com shows a price range from $8 to $170. I have spent money buying good bearings for different things over the years. Even going with ceramic components I find it hard to justify $170 on bearings, especially with something that is only spinning 90-150rpm. Where's the benefit? That said I have disassembled, and repacked the bearings on a bike that felt crunchy, and was in definite need of a new BB. What makes the expensive ones "that much better" than the cheaper ones?
Cranks confuse me a bit. I understand you want them as stiff as possible, so you don't waste energy flexing them. Only to hook them up to a fairly spindly piece of metal that goes through the BB. What makes a good crank? Once you have a sufficiently stiff crank, is it just weight that differentiates the $70 ones from 400 cranks?
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Tallahassee, Florida --
Tallahassee Mayor John Marks will begin his third term as Mayor.
Commissioner Gil Ziffer will begin his first elected term as commission having taking the position only after Alan Katz stepped down. Ziffer was also elected Mayor Pro Tem.
Commission elect, Nancy Miller was sworn in. "I'm honored by the number of people who have worked so hard to help me get elected. That is just the beginning of civic engagement as far as I'm concerned because we have challenges ahead of us but those challenges can be net. But people have got to get involved."
Miller is taking Debbie Lightsey seat who is retiring after 21 years of service to Tallahassee.
Lightsey says she's had her hand in a lot of projects that make Tallahassee what it is today and has no doubt the elected officials will carry Tallahassee forward.


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Published: Friday, March 28, 2003 at 4:30 a.m.
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I enjoy television but hate the ads. There are too many. There are too many that I don't understand. There are so many on some programs, such as Entertainment Tonight, that I sometimes switch channels seeking relief.
I'm offended when the advertiser spikes up the volume to be sure his pitch isn't ignored, and I'm enraged when the content of a program is "teased" for the placement of advertising by withholding a key part until all the ads have run.
Commercial advertisers engage in this teasing and so do news programs. They entice you to continue watching by promising "details at eleven."
Understandably, competition for viewers led to the development of these tactics. The problem lies in the annoying degree to which they are being employed. We are being advertised to death. Sometimes it's hardly worth the watching.
Sadly, television has become a dull pastiche of look-alike and sound-alike programs so lacking originality they are copying each other. The newest of the copycat shows is reality TV -- jungle survival competitions, a search for mates and the very worst, the fear shows with contestants swimming in leech-filled tubs, eating bugs and wire-walking over nets.
This is the height of creativity today among highly paid TV producers. The major networks have solved their lack of original programming with reality TV and by dredging up highly successful past programs. Among them: the Carol Burnett, Mary Tyler Moore and Dick Van Dyke shows, the Honeymooners, Andy Griffith and I Love Lucy.
The resurrection of these classics, paired with the new cheap-to-make reality shows, demonstrates the abysmal state of today's TV entertainment. Like the company selling 12 ounces of coffee in its familiar 16-ounce can, we're being shortchanged -- and all the more as the price of cable TV climbs with the certainty of the seasons.
Advertising itself is frequently baffling. The use of acronyms for names (or names as acronyms) often leaves one wondering exactly what's being sold. What is ADM (formerly Archer Daniels Midland) selling as ADM?
Hewlett Packard has reduced its logo to HP, saying it "makes more things possible." Huh? How about Pacific Life, the insurance company that features a whale swimming in an arctic sea. What's the connection?
Shell advertises "waves of change" but doesn't say what's to change. Lubriderm offers "advanced therapy" with a monster alligator creeping up on a woman in a chaise lounge. What's the message?
Cadillac demonstrates a car that changes color from silver to red as it speeds down a road, implying without saying so that it goes fast enough to glow red. Dodge suggests you "grab life by the horns." Acura so infects a driver that he tells his wife as he drives away, "I've got to move on."
Advertising is sold in such expensive bits it's nearly impossible for advertisers to complete a message. As many as 14 snippets can be delivered in the two minutes between segments of a movie.
Cost is one reason advertisers are using symbols instead of words to imprint the minds of listeners. A 30-second spot in prime time can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, so the message has to be hammered home without a lot of dialogue.
One of the most common phrases in all of TV advertising is "ask your doctor." Ads for medical products dominate the tube. A person looking back on the beginning of the 21st century would have to conclude that we are a sickly population.
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With a little research you could probably find a score of foods that have at one time been good and then subsequently bad for you. I'm waiting for the experts to declare Reese's peanut butter cups an important health food.
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I have a machine running Windows XP SP3 ("Remote") and two other ("Local") machines either running Windows XP SP3 or Windows 7. I have a shared folder on the Remote machine. The folder is jam-packed with folders of images, and there is also a folder ("Zips") jam-packed with zip files for each of the other folders.
If I access the shared folder across the network, it is fast to open, fast to open the zips folder, and fast to copy a new zip file into it. This applies regardless of whether I do this from the Win XP SP3 machine or the Win 7 machine.
However, if I walk to the remote machine and open Windows Explorer, when I navigate to the shared folder (or worse, to the Zips folder), it takes a near eternity (ie minutes) to open the folders. During this time, Task manager process view shows that explorer.exe is almost always consuming 100% of the available CPU time (actually 25% of available, but it's a quad-core machine).
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*** TONGA SOA means WELCOME in Malagasy
My island
* The Indian Ocean island is located East of Mozambica coast (the least distance between Madagascar and Africa is about 400 km ). Its size is as 18 times as much as Belgium's, 1.5 times as Uk's ... or some 587 000 sq. km... with some 18 millions of inhabitants, Malagasy people.
* Antananarivo as capital city (my city).
* Until lately, 6 provinces (Faritany): Antananarivo's; Toamasina's; Fianarantsoa's; Antsiranana's; Mahajanga's; Toliara's. New official arrangement lists 22 regions. Analamanga, Bongolava, Itasy, Vakinankaratra (from the Antananarivo province); Diana, Sava (from Antsiranana); Amoron'i Mania, Atsimo Atsinanana, Haute Matsiatra, Ihorombe, Vatovavy Fitovinany (from the Fianarantsoa's); Betsiboka, Boeny, Melaky, Sofia (from the Mahajanga's); Alaotra Mangoro, Analanjirofo, Atsinanana (from the Toamasina's); Androy, Anosy, Atsimo Andrefana, Menabe (from the Toliara's). VT database still runs the old scheme !!!
* Endemic fauna and flora: about 80% of animal species are proper to Madagascar whereas 90% of plants'.
* Two sites on UNESCO World Heritage list:
- Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve (added in 1990) For more pics, click here.
- The Sacred Royal Hill of Ambohimanga (added in 2001). Click here to check my page of Ambohimanga. Hehe, I'm lucky enough to be able to see this hill from my window. Malaza, my village, is part of Ambohimanga Rova municipality.
[UPDATE July 2007, Madagascar now has 3 (three!!) sites on the UNESCO list. Add to the previous sites
- The Rainforests of the Atsinanana (added June 2007). It comprehends 6 national parks, located along the wet Eastern coast: Marojejy, Masoala, Zahamena, Ranomafana, Andringitra & Andohahela. Click here to view my page of the Ranomafana NP]
[Update Sep. 2007. One has to add, to this list, one "outstanding example of the world's intangible cultural heritage"(according to the UNESCO website).
- I am referring to "The Woodcrafting Knowledge of the Zafimaniry". The Zafimaniry is a community located S-E Madagascar. Read more ]
* Landscape ranges from rainforest areas to desert. Rain uses to mould the Island landscape. Dry, yellow-grass steppes and savanna of the inland may turn green in rainy seasons. East coast is the most humid area as West coast is the driest. Plains alternate with hills and rocky mountains.
This unique and varied nature is, however, under threaten. Man, unaware of the Island uniqueness, burns steppes, forests, chop trees for profit and, therefore, exterminate endangered species.
* As many human inhabitants as zebus. I don't know about current situation but 10 years ago, it was applicable. We were 10 millions of Malagasy people at that time.
* Yes, I forgot!... 5000 km of beach: yellow sand, grey sand, white sand...
A timeline on Madagascar key-events, check here:
So far, an interesting gathering of facts, practical infos and links:
Building a page about Madagascar is a bit difficult & easy at same time. Easy because I come from here and after living 15 years abroad for my studies, returned home. From my 15-year foreign stint, Malagasy specificities have become even easier to grab.
Difficult because so many things are to be done, so many spots worth seeing... and focuses on specific cities will follow... Also, I don't see the countr as tourists would do, I frequent less the hotels & restaurants. I'll compensate that with insider tips. ;-) For those reasons, my Malagasy pages will be always Work on Progress.
Those that are at least ADVANCED are fit enough to be seen. In red, NEW destination pages; in green, NATIONAL PARKS; in violet, SPECIAL TRAVELOGUES...
-Madagascar -- ADVANCED
-Madagascar > Big South, from centre to South I, II, III Roadtrip -- FINISHED
-Madagascar > Faritanin' Antananarivo -- ADVANCED
-Madagascar > Faritanin' Antananarivo > Antananarivo -- ADVANCED
-Madagascar > Faritanin' Antananarivo > Famadihana or "Turning the bones" -- FINISHED -- Dec 2003 --
-Madagascar > Faritanin' Antananarivo > Tana-Antsirabe Roadtrip -- FINISHED
-Madagascar > Faritanin' Antananarivo > Antsirabe -- FINISHED TILL NEXT TOUR
-Madagascar > Faritanin' i Fianarantsoa > Ranomafana National Park -- UNDER CONSTRUCTION
-Madagascar > Faritanin' i Toamasina -- ADVANCED
-Madagascar > Faritanin' i Toamasina > Heading East Roadtrip -- FINISHED
-Madagascar > Faritanin' i Toamasina > Andasibe National Park -- UNDER CONSTRUCTION
-Madagascar > Faritanin' i Toamasina > Toamasina -- FINISHED TILL NEXT TOUR
-Madagascar > Faritanin' i Toamasina > Mahavelona -- FINISHED TILL NEXT TOUR
-Madagascar > Faritanin' i Mahajanga > Mahajanga -- JUST PICS
-Madagascar > Faritanin' i Fianarantsoa > Isalo National Park -- FINISHED -- May 2004
All I intend to give here is my vision of what worth seeing, buying, eating, practising according to my experiences and feelings about them. I will try to be as complete as possible... so again WELCOME TO MY MALAGASY PAGE
*18 peoples coming primarily from Asian then African & Arabic backgrounds. The most numerous are Merina (from Tana and surroundings) then the Betsimisaraka (from Toamasina or Tamatave).
Malagasy people use to live together despite cultural diversity, despite trends to separate Asian from African descendants. And surely, there are, now, more than 18 tribes (I consider rather clans) those living on boarders of tribes' regions tend to mix with neighbours. This whole set lives together, mostly in poverty, but with dignity and the famous smile... and with respect of others' beliefs.
In addition to that, Madagascar hosts several foreign communities: Chinese's; Pakistanese's; Indian's; French's.
As for physical appearance, they vary from small, Chinese-look-like to tall, black appearances. Between those extrems, amber-coloured girls with curly hair and medium-brown eyes, medium-to-dark brown complexion with stiff-spaghetti black hair... all combinations that genetics would allow :-)
And all have in common, smile, brown-to-black hair, dark green or light brown or dark brown eyes, not blue ones... They are beautiful enough to host another new colour :-)
They do speak the same language, Malagasy, with some varieties, accents. Malagasy language belongs to Malayo-Polynesian language family, the Barito group, to be precise. Basically, it comes from a Indonesian language which is spoken in the Kalimantan region. Some say it shares similarities with Philipine's Tagalog too. Add to this background some African (agriculture area, names of animals), Arabic (astronomy & divinatory area) and European (English for scholar domain, french for some everyday life ustensiles: table, candle, names of brought-in vegetables...) contributions. But dominant is Asian. Unlike our Mascareigner neighbours, we, Malagasy people do not speak any Creole language as Malagasy language stands for itself, we learn it at school, we are taught both in French and Malagasy. Lately, English has been added as a third language to be taught early at school & since April 2007, a national language (the third). There are Malagasy-European dictionaries [English, French, Norwegian, probably Japanese & if my memories serve me well: German and some other languages of people who went in Madagascar and settled there as missionaries (the Norwegians, for instance) ...] and is used everywhere all over the Island.
- Pros:Cool people, Rich fauna and flora and so much hope for the future
- Cons:Expensive plane tickets ... but it's worth it !!
- In a nutshell:All continents in one country... almost! - More than lemurs... for sure!
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Howdy, Norali. I've just recommended your page to someone who wants to visit Madagascar and thought I'd say 'hi' to you in person :-) Hope all is well.
Bruce, thank you for visiting my Madagascar pages. Any plan to come over here soon ?
You presented the area and the people culture very well. It was informative and the pictures enhanced the wonders.
Dear Noraly, Can you give me the E mail adress of the restaurant Chez Papillon or the hotel Moderne? Do you know if there is someone speaking Dutch in the restaurant? Lots of thanks, P.M. Weterings, the Netherlands
great stuff on Madagascar! thanks for sharing info, madagascar is definitely on my list. :) i will be back for those other pages. :) - Denise
Oh simply wow!! I saw some photos today of Tsingies (?) and then found the river and now I am dreaming of paddling there... I will be back for more very soon! Thanks Norali, you lucky girl :-))
i don't know yet what I want to see/do when in Mada, but you already gave me a good inside in your country
very intersting work ;; well done NORALI , greetings from algiers
Greetings to the "Land out of Time".
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Calipari: Without NCAA change, 'we need to separate from them'
In recent months, talk of big-time schools uncoupling themselves from the NCAA has grown beyond a whisper. Most of that dialogue is with regard to football because football's bowl system isn't run by the NCAA. So if there were to be a split, the sever would seem easier to induce.
But John Calipari became the most notable college basketball coach (and maybe first, publicly) to play the leave-the-NCAA card when he went on a rant against the organization on radio Thursday morning.
In an interview on WKJK in Louisville, Calipari went off on the age-limit rule which, again, to be clear, is completely the decision of the NBA and a part of the Collective Bargaining Agreement between the NBA Players' Association and the owners. Calipari's tangent is targeted with frustration in general at the NCAA and how he tries to run a program around legislation that he thinks hurts his team and college basketball as a whole.
You can listen to the rant transcribed below in the video above. Just click at the 6:20 mark, and that's where he gets going.
"Can we continue to separate, can we continue to do this with these rules the way they are? I'm the one guy out there saying, 'We've gotta change this somehow. We've gotta encourage these kids to stay two years.' But the NCAA's gotta do some stuff. And if they don't do it, we need to separate from them. I'm not afraid to say it. Look, they've embarrassed me. I've done nothing, so they're not going to come and show retribution to me and do stuff. I don't really care. But something's gotta change with this one-and-done rule. I seem to be the only coach saying anything. You know why? No one wants to see these kids two years here (at Kentucky). They don't want to see them for two years, so now we're all good with one year. It's wrong for high school kids, it's wrong for college kids, it's wrong for the NBA, so why won't we come together and do something about it?"
Calipari implored the NCAA to up its incentives to players earlier this year, after Nerlens Noel's season ended due to a torn left ACL. Nearly two years ago, he pitched an idea for four superconferences, in addition to why/how players should be paid.
The quasi-threat against the NCAA came shortly after Calipari playfully ribbed Louisville, by the way. You can hear it in the video above, near the six-minute mark, when he says, "The good news for us in this program is, we won one first. ... What happens to them doesn't have an effect on us unless we let it."


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Powerlifting is a weight lifting competition sport consisting of three lifts: the squat, the bench press, and the dead lift. The lifter is given three attempts to achieve a maximum weight lifted in each of the three lifts. Each lift has rules and regulations for what constitutes a valid lift.The lifter is judged by total amount of combined weight lifted in each of the three lifts. Athletes compete in 10 weight classes ranging from 114 lbs. all the way to 275 lbs.+. Powerlifting is not Olympic lifting and is not an Olympic sport.
Strongman is a strength sport where the athlete competes in various odd lifts ranging from tractor tire flips to truck/car pulls. Strongman competitions combine events not only of strength, but also of cardiovascular and muscular endurance. The athletes compete in four weight classes, ranging from under 200 lbs. to 265 lbs+.


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Excellent picture!, Where is this place? I want to go now! . Magnificent illumination, and the angle, creates an atmosphere of deep uncertainty, and the end door of the hall half-open, causes really attention that someone o SOMETHING is watching us from the darkness...simple great!!, I can´t stop to seeing this pic to try and find more details and go into that lugubre place
Spoooookyy... and draws you in!
I really like this shot. Very creepy, don't want to be walking down that hall way at night. And I really don't want to know what is at the end of it. Great Work!
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Marge and Maggie are so sweet.
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And right next to them, Homer is hugging Bart's neck with his hands.
Ahh, that is so sweet.
It's like I see another side to them.
It's like I see another side to them.
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Your artwork is good. I love this. It's so sweet.
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We sometimes forget that The Simpsons is also a happy family. But I love the scenes, when they are.
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Proberly one of my favourite pieces of Artwork from you leif-j!
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I didn't see this posted yet on here but he said the Baylor-Oklahoma game as the best game in the Big 12 this weekend. What a load of crap!
Best game: Baylor 45, Oklahoma 38. This one went down to the final possession and two second-half comebacks. Lots of points and lots of fun. Polish it off with a field storming, and you've got yourself a classic. The dramatic finish gives the Bears' win an edge of the shocker in Ames. Honorable mention: Iowa State 37, Oklahoma State 31 (2 OT)
Was our game not a dramatic finish?
We only got best speech which I would agree with but "Come on Man!"
wow who cares
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From a neutral standpoint, I can see what he is saying. That final TD RGIII threw was amazing.
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I didn't see this posted yet on here but he said the Baylor-Oklahoma game as the best game in the Big 12 this weekend. What a load of crap!
Was our game not a dramatic finish?
We only got best speech which I would agree with but "Come on Man!"
Misguided energy on your part.
1% of college football writers control 99% of the bad college football opinions.
Creator of "Niang-ing."
Originally Posted by chuckd4735
From a neutral standpoint, I can see what he is saying. That final TD RGIII threw was amazing.
I can see it somewhat because of the Stoops timeout while Baylor wanted Overtime, but beating the #2 team while unranked in 2OT should automatically get it... even if it was KU over Texas (just throwing two teams out there)
If you go looking for things to make you angry.
You'll be angry.
Perhaps he doesn't consider Friday part of the weekend? While our game was exciting Friday and into Saturday, it kinda went to the backburner after it was covered everywhere leading into games Saturday. By the time the afternoon and evening games started it almost felt like it was old news that might as well have happened last week.
He's measuring best game. OU was pretty beat up, and wasn't coached that well toward the end. The teams were evenly matched so the game may have been "best" in that regard - no real on-field mismatches (vs. OSU's offense which looked lightning fast and big against us, and an O-Line that stood up like a wall).
However, any "storming of the field" that allows a girl on crutches to survive simply doesn't understand the tsunami that spilled into Jack Trice on Friday. I was in the upperdeck, hanging onto a quivering rail, when the guts of both the lower deck and the Cowboys spilled out onto the field in a simultaneous flood.
Best game? Fine, give it to the Sooners. More perfect storm? Not even a contest. The Crutchless Thunder take that title in a runaway hurricane.
So mad. So mad. So mad...at that writer. :D
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You have almost 5 crap tons.
I personally think Ubben is a great reporter.
hes a midget there no sense of getting upset
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The senior director of the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) has hit out at Google for releasing information about a Microsoft product vulnerability, affecting Windows 8.1, just days before a Patch Tuesday fix would be released to resolve the issue.
In the article, on the Microsoft Security Response Center blog, he says, "Although following through keeps to Google's announced timeline for disclosure, the decision feels less like principles and more like a "gotcha", with customers the ones who may suffer as a result. What's right for Google is not always right for customers. We urge Google to make protection of customers our collective primary goal."
In the article Microsoft are referring to Google Project Zero, announced in July 2014, in which Google said, "Our objective is to significantly reduce the number of people harmed by targeted attacks. We're hiring the best practically-minded security researchers and contributing 100% of their time toward improving security across the Internet."
The Windows 8.1 vulnerability, affecting the User Profile Service of Windows 8.1 was recorded on the Google Security Research database on 13th October 2014 and became public on 11th January 2015.
On the 11th November Google reported that Microsoft had "confirmed they are on target to provide fixes for these issues in February 2015. They asked if this would cause a problem with the 90 day deadline" to which Google responded, "Microsoft were informed that the 90 day deadline is fixed for all vendors and bug classes and so cannot be extended".
On the 11th December 2014, the update read "Microsoft confirmed that they anticipate to provide fixes for these issues in January 2015", and just recently the update read, "Deadline exceeded – automatically derestricting" which is likely what caused the angry response from Microsoft.
Who Is Right?
It is tricky to pick a side on this particular matter as it could be argued that each side is right, and that each side is wrong.
On the side of the "Right", Microsoft do point out that protection of customers should be of paramount importance. However, Google have already committed to transparency and have clearly set out their process.
Conversely, perhaps knowing the potential risk of the particular vulnerability Google might have considered a few more days grace for the issue to be resolved but similarly knowing the gravity of the problem perhaps Microsoft should have released the fix earlier?
So, who is right on this? Microsoft or Google? What do you think?


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We're going to do one day a la dice man in December, does anyone remember it? i loved it.
that would make for a good trip report and hopefully live
edited to say, just done a search and they're looking to do a new series for Channel 4
OMG. That sounds terrifying!
But I sure would like to read about it!
In just the doing. You'd have to be quite brave to do that, eh? I am SO not brave!


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The Monkeys Who Thought They Were Pirates! (ebook)
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In a nutshell, this quote from philosopher Nicholas Rescher shows many of the issues regarding the dissemination and use of knowledge in today's knowledge-based societies:
One of the gravest of cognitive problems in the modern world is that of rendering accessible in an organized, coherent, and coordinated way the information already, broadly speaking available—a process that is invariably difficult and expensive.
—Nicholas Rescher (1989, pp. 10–11)
|First, the use of knowledge requires an institutionalized form of exchange (organized way), such as books, schools, or experts.
|Second, knowledge is time-dependent; relevant information refers to the knowledge base of a particular time (information already available).
|Third, exchanging knowledge can be costly (difficult and expensive); as far as knowledge is subject to valuation and selection, it has an economic dimension.
This book focuses on experts as part of a society's knowledge base. It presents cognitive expertise as a particular sort of an individual, human capacity. Expertise is based on knowledge. But is it the same? There are doubts. Expertise has its specific developmental aspect—we have to train to become experts. In contrast, knowledge per se seems to have an imper-


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Your kids have been anticipating the upcoming spring break holiday with the zeal of a pack of hyenas circling a hen house. But if the economy has you planning a "staycation" for spring break this year rather than the traditional getaway to warmer climes, RedPlum has five activities to keep your little darlings' behavior from descending into "we're bored, what can we destroy now" territory.
Activity 1: Fun With Flowers
If spring hasn't exactly sprung in your area, make some fanciful blossoms of your own to enjoy. These button flowers are inexpensive and easy, plus make perfect from-the-kids presents if you've got any family birthdays coming up. When you're finished they get tucked into the soil of your yet-to-flower blooms.
What You'll Need:
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Who The Project's For:
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- Florists' wire can be a bit sharp at the ends, so keep a careful eye on the young ones.
- Hand-eye coordination requirements for this project make it best for kindergarteners and above.
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- To assemble button flowers thread florists' wire through a stack of colorful buttons and twist the wire below the stack to secure the buttons.
- Insert the button flower into your plants soil and arrange button flowers to your taste.
- If you're creating the project as a gift, grab a potted plant on sale at the grocery store and arrange your button flowers inside, then present the plant as part of the present.
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Barrel project helps collect rainwater for maximum use in Oklahoma City
Converted syrup barrels were given to 35 people who attended a rain barrel workshop in June in the Paseo neighborhood. Another giveaway is planned this month.
The workshop was hosted by SixTwelve, 612 NW 29, a nonprofit that organizers describe as a "creative, sustainable community space" for such endeavors as art, music, film, gardening and cooking.
The event was organized by Sustainable OKC, partnering with the Oklahoma City Office of Sustainability and Great Plains Coca-Cola, which provided the barrels and conversion kits.
"These rain barrels connect to a home's existing rain gutter downspout and divert the water into the barrel. The water can then be used for watering gardens. It cannot be used for drinking or watering pets, however," said the Office of Sustainability's Jennifer Gooden, who helped lead the workshop.
Greg Loveless, of Great Plains Coca-Cola, said the former syrup barrels had been washed and had two holes drilled into them, one for the gutter connection and the other for the faucet.
James Varnum and Ron Farrell of SixTwelve demonstrated how to assemble the rain barrel kits. The kits include a drain faucet, gutter connection and a saw to cut the hole into the downspout of the gutter to make the connection.
"Sustainable OKC, an all-volunteer organization, works to better the environment, economy, and the quality of life in Oklahoma City. We partner with other organizations within the metro to accomplish these goals, and are very excited to be part of the rain barrel workshops," said Jennifer Alig, of Sustainable OKC.
"There will be more of these workshops held at SixTwelve and at various other locations throughout the metro," Loveless said.
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Just out of curiosity, I wanted to know why does battery indicator is not linearly related with the amount of time i.e. If we see the screenshot which was taken at 4.55 PM , it said battery percentage was 27% or 47 min remaining however, at 5.00 PM the battery percentage was showing 25% but the time increased to 1 hr 3 mins. I don't understand this behavior ? I was not using any program at both instances of time and my system idle process was 99%. Ideally if battery capacity decreased to 25% the time should also been reduced.Why windows behave in this way? or am i running with a poor battery? (which i doubt as i have just got new 6 months back).
OS- windows 7 - 64 bit
Model - Dell inspiron
Thanks very much for answers in advance.
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Opening night: it's all good for Mud Hens
As home openers go, last night was just about perfect for the Mud Hens.
The pitching was crisp. The offense was productive. The defense was flawless. The crowd was a record.
It all added up to an easy 8-1 victory over Durham in the Hens' first game at Fifth Third Field, a win that pushed Toledo's early season record to 7-1. That start, by far the team's best in recent years, gives the Hens the best record in the International League this season.
"That was a pretty good win," said Mud Hens manager Larry Parrish. "There were a couple of times where we were on the ropes a little bit, but guys were able to get the outs when they needed to.
"We couldn't have scripted it any better."
The Mud Hens offense used a combination of timely hitting and gifts from Durham shortstop B.J. Upton, who committed three errors, to score at least one run in four of the first six innings and four unearned runs overall.
"We haven't exploded for seven or eight runs in an inning. We keep grinding it out," Parrish said. "We get one here, two here, two there, and before the game is over with we've scored enough to win.
"We keep battling and take advantage when we can."
Sandy Martinez had an RBI single and Upton made an error on a high popup as the Hens scored twice in the first. In the fourth Ryan Raburn capped a 10-pitch at-bat against Durham starter Jim Magrane with a long home run to center, his third of the season.
Upton's error on Curtis Granderson's grounder in the hole in the fifth led to another unearned run. Toledo broke the game open in the sixth with four runs, two of which scored on Granderson's double into the right-center gap.
"Our goal was to continue to have fun like we were having in the spring," said Granderson, who had three hits to lead Toledo's 12-hit attack. "That's what we're doing. We're joking around at the start of the game, during the game and at the end of the game, and that's why we're having the success we are right now."
Toledo starter Nelson Cruz and the Hens' bullpen limited the Bulls to a single run on seven hits. The Durham run came in the third when Upton doubled off Cruz with two outs and Damon Hollins singled him home.
The Bulls saw other chances to score go by the boards thanks to a combination of good pitching and timely defense.
Cruz struck out Jeff Deardorff to escape bases-loaded trouble in the third, and reliever Doug Creek fanned former Hen Eric Munson on a high fastball to get out of a similar jam in the seventh.
Defensively, Toledo first baseman Mike Hessman speared a line drive off the bat of Steve Cox to end a two-on, two-out threat in the first. In the fourth, Dewayne Wise's over-the-shoulder catch of a deep drive by Brooks Badeaux blunted another Bulls threat.
Shortstop Gookie Dawkins stranded two more Durham runners in the fifth with a leaping stab of Deardorff's line drive. The Bulls left 14 runners on base in the game.
"Three or four times we made a play to keep the game where it was," Parrish said. "And different guys made them - Wise in left, Hessman at first, Dawkins at shortstop.
"We felt, defensively, we're going to be a good club. When you look at it, we only gave up one run. But we made some plays to keep it at one run."
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There used to be a small core of HNL head-fiers, and I'd like to explore the possibility of meets or mini-meets. This is the place to check in.
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Where would the meets happen? In Oahu? Skype?...well thats silly... because howd we sample each others gear?...lol
Sergeant uncola reporting for duty. This thread did not take off.. 2 years since the last post.
I've met up with Saraguie to demo gear before as well as CommanderZero to sell an IEM. But HawaiiFi is pretty limited :P.
Not to my knowledge. Maybe Best buy could have some decent stuff but not TOTL IMO.
Yep that's the risk you must take if you want to get your feet wet.
We're such a minority in this crowded island. What a shame. :( Then again, it seems that a lot of people here can't really afford this hobby. I've been lucky with getting my feet wet since I like all of my gear.
yah, I saw some psb image b6 speakers on craigslist and the guy said I was the first to contact him, it was on craigslist for months
lol...as much as I'd like to say "ignorance is bliss" regarding audiophile gear, some of those Beats models are expensive. Some people just buy too much into the marketing hype to believe anything else. I wear my Westone 4's on the bus, but I usually just see Beats or generic earbuds there. Then again, most people who ride the bus probably couldn't afford much for audio gear. Some can't even seem to afford deodorant...


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54" sink top and sink base (4 doors, 2 drawers), 24" lazy susan base corner, 15" base (1 drawer, 1 door), 21" base (4 drawers), 13" half circle base (3 open shelves). 24" and 27" wall cabinets, 2 quarter circle open wall cabinets. 72" breakfast bar top, corner counter top, 34" x 31" corner counter top. Sink has 1 chip 1"x1/2" and several smaller ones. Some rust especially on sides of cabinets and around base bottoms. Cabinets have been repainted, have all handles. Bowling Green, KY (north of Nashville). $50 for everything.
I live in Nashville, looking for exactly these cabinets...I want them and can send my husband to pick them up this week! Please let me know! Thanks!
I have all the cabinets out of my kitchen except the sink. The plumber is supposed to come tomorrow (Thursday, Jan. 13) and he will disconnect the sink and all the cabinets will be available. But the plumber has not been totally responsive, so I will believe it when I see him. I will notify you on Thursday if he has come.
We'd love to purchase them from you and pick them up as soon as you are situated. Please let us know your status with your plumber and what works for you. Thanks!
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Willingness Character Book
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If I am slow to respond when asked,
If I cannot find happiness in meeting others' needs,
If my own enjoyments loom important,
I know nothing yet of willingness.
Our lives are always blessed and made a little easier by those dear people who have willing spirits. Young people are a real source of joy to parents, teachers, and others when they have learned how to have a willing spirit. And one of the personal rewards of a willing spirit is a much more peaceful life that is rich in the love and affection of others. A person with a willing spirit seldom experiences strife and contention. Are we born with willing spirits? Hardly. It is one of those godly character traits for which we strive. Of course, it probably is not necessary to say that we need to have unwilling spirits when it comes to the temptations of sin. However, where sin is not involved, and we can be of use to others, we should learn to willingly put ourselves aside, and energetically launch into the task, whatever it may be.
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I'd like to be able to do that, unfortunately I have no knowledge of ASM or how to do it :(. That's pretty cool! But, was there sound with that?
would be interesting to see.
Yes, there was sound but my screen capture program doesn't capture sound because apparently it doesn't work with Intel Macs. Anyways, I didn't change the music when transitioning from the map to the cutscene. It was probably still playing Pallet Town's music. If different music was needed in a cutscene, you could just use 'playsong' to change the song. Again, there's no need to do anything in a 'callasm' routine that you can't do in a script. In fact, if you really wanted to, you could simply create a map with the image that you wanted to display in the tileset and then use Overworlds to create moving objects. Though that would probably be a lot less efficient.
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This past weekend, there was one game in town as far as the food world went: the 2011 New York Wine & Food Festival. It could not have been a good few days to visit restaurants in other cities; seemingly every major chef in the country came to Manhattan, whether to give out food at one of the major events or host a more intimate demo. Early estimates for festival attendance were in the range of 40,000 paying attendees -- meaning many hundreds of thousands of dollars for hunger relief charities, not to mention far too much food for us at HuffPost Food. Now that the festival has come to a close, we all could use a juice cleanse and a few sessions with a personal trainer. But until we start our liquid diet, we can at least feast, in our memories, on the food we ate. Here are some of the highlights of the calorie-heavy festival:
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