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I'm currently building a website as part of my A-level project. The basic explanation of my site is;
1 container DIV- Width: 768, Height: Auto
(The following are nested within the DIV)
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1 Navigation DIV- Width: 768, Height: 50
1 'Left content' DIV- Width: 450, Height: Auto
1 'Widget Bar' DIV- Width: 318, Height: Auto
Basically the effect I want to add to the 'Left content' and 'Widget Bar' Div, A gradient image, fading from the DIV's background colour to transparent. So that it gives the effect that the bottom of the DIV is fading out. Everything I've tried googling is just bringing up DIVs that fade/in out on page loading, which isn't really what I want.
Wondering if anyone could give me any help with this one. I assume having nesting both the Left content and Widget bar (where I will keep some Java and PHP stuff) in separate DIVs, with another DIV beneath this, which is positioned 'relative' to the other one, and has a background of a fading out PNG gradient would work? Can't get it to though!
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Can you tell me, please, what size label I could have printed for the 1 oz size bottle? Also, do you sell bigger dropper bottles (US made). Say 3.5 oz? Thanks Roger Day
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From this stackoverflow answer, by skinp :w !sudo tee % I often forget to sudo before editing a file I don't have write permissions on. When I come to save that file and get a permission error, I just issue that vim command in order to save the file without the need to save it to a temp file and then copy it back again.
I just found one way to do it: if has("gui_macvim") " set macvim specific stuff endif
First, if you have more than a couple machines you work with, consider putting your ~/.vim/, ~/.vimrc and other useful config files (screen, your shell, etc.) in a revision control system. I prefer using darcs - it's cheap on Debian systems (no need to install Haskell compiler, just install the package directly), distributed, and has great interactive modes. ...
You want to set option scrolloff: 'scrolloff' 'so' number (default 0) number of screen lines to keep above and below the cursor. This will make some context visible around where you are working. Use e.g. :set scrolloff=10 to always keep at least 10 lines visible.
Please do not vote me down for this. I do not recommend implementing this answer, but it is the answer that the rkthkr is asking for. rkthkr said: But it would be nice to have vim restarted and run as root The way to do this is with :!sudo vim % As I mentioned to ipozgaj, a % as an argument (even a sub-argument) gets replaced with the path to the ...
Not really sure what part of this is specifically sysadmin related, but my essentials are: syntax on set background=dark set shiftwidth=2 set tabstop=2 if has("autocmd") filetype plugin indent on endif set showcmd " Show (partial) command in status line. set showmatch " Show matching brackets. set ignorecase " Do case ...
Our CTO has a pretty feature-filled Vim configuration on GitHub. Highlights: Syntax highlighting, 2 space tabstop, expanded tabs. NERDtree, a file-tree view similar to TextMate's project drawer. FuzzyFileFinder, plugin to do TextMate's cmd-T functionality. Lots of color themes with a nice one (twilight) default. I find it great for Ruby coding, as our ...
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From the help in vim for CTRL-V-alternative: Since CTRL-V is used to paste, you can't use it to start a blockwise Visual selection. You can use CTRL-Q instead. You can also use CTRL-Q in Insert mode and Command-line mode to get the old meaning of CTRL-V. But CTRL-Q doesn't work for terminals when it's used for control flow. These lines are ...
$ vimtutor for starters. I remember Emacs has a tutorial of some sort from back when I was choosing an editor, but I don't remember what it is. I'd say learn enough about both to be able to function, then pick one or the other and master it (as much as possible--I'm finding after 7 years of using Vim that there's always lots to learn).
In order to make it permanent, you should add that to your ~/.vimrc file. That's a personal vimrc, as opposed to the system wide one that you're probably looking at. The syntax is slightly different, so what you would do is add the line colors desert to your local config file, again that's ~/.vimrc and you're good to go.
When in screen, just do "C-a a" instead of just "C-a" ie Hit "Control-a" then type "a" again. The number under the cursor will increment!
From man screen: -e xy specifies the command character to be x and the character generating a literal command character to y (when typed after the command character). The default is "C-a" and `a', which can be specified as "-e^Aa". When creating a screen session, this option sets the default ...
Make sure the locale is installed on the system (debian/ubuntu: aptitude install locale) On the shell: setenv LANG In vim: :language In vim: :set encoding=utf-8 Try again and tell me if it works I also found this while googling: http://raviratlami1.blogspot.com/2007/04/how-to-write-hindi-in-linux.html and thats the vim docu: ...
You can also look at this SO question: What's in your vimrc?
Shameless plug. This is not really a .vimrc change but rather a VIM plugin. I use RCSVers on every installed version of VIM. Basically it uses the RCS command to save off a version of any file you edit. You don't know how many times I've screwed up a config file only to have RCSVers save me by showing me the changes I've made. ...
Don't use .vimrc to avoid learning VIM Since I know that a lot of VIM new comers will read this, the best suggestion I have is: "Do not get lazy and put map entries in your .vimrc" Learning non-standard ways of doing things in VIM will make you feel like a total gimp when you are without your vimrc. The learning curve for vi is steep, but you are not doing ...
This is an old question but I thought I'd add my suggestions in case any one else has similar issues and they aren't in a position to come up with a better solution: For Vim, a simplistic solution would be to run: vim -u /my/personal/repos/dotfiles/.vimrc But that will use the account's .vim / vimfiles directory structure. If the server is some form of ...
vimtutor is an excellent tutorial for you to go through. Also the built-in help in vim is very nice. Use :help inside vim for explanation about practically anything related to vim. And of course there's Vigor, a User Friendly cartoon turned into reality. :-)
Okay, I found the problem. I've mistakenly wrote the class in the hiera file instead of the modules directory of puppet. Once I moved the file to the modules/vim/manifests/ folder and edited the hiera file like so: classes: - vim It started working. Thanks for your help.
As Sven points out in his comment, this is actually a syntax error in your code - you have an extra } at the end of your first file resource. To expand on this, this isn't actually considered 'invalid' syntax as such - hence why Puppet still runs and doesn't complain. You're effectively ending the class with the second }, and anything after that is ignored ...
like what martian said. the syntax file should live under ~/.vim/syntax/todo.vim the plugin file should live under ~/.vim/filetype.vim setting those will probably resolve your issue with detection, since the syntax in your filetype.vim seems correct. what might be a funny issue is to have problems due to writing setfiletype todo instead of ...
The syntax file should live in ~/.vim/syntax, that's all.
In addition to the points listed by frisbee23, you should also make sure that you're using a UTF8-capable terminal (gnome-terminal, konsole, urxvt, etc), and that the terminal font you've selected supports displaying Hindi characters.
It's easier to get to the bottom of a file with shift-g. It does not go past the end of the file.
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I usually save it to a temporary file in $HOME/tmp/apache.conf (for example) then sudo vimdiff $HOME/tmp/apache.conf /etc/apache2/apache.conf this is some extra work to merge the changes but it paid off. I find it to be a nice way between convenience and measurements against unwanted changes Before that I was thinking of ACLs or assigning corresponding ...
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The current population of Harnett County is 125,461 with the median age of 33. Harnett County's median household income is $44,295, and the average household net worth is $322,395.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Harnett County by age group. In Harnett County, the male-to-female ratio is 61,936:63,525, which is 2% higher than the ratio of North Carolina, which is 4,876,222:5,126,188. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Harnett County, has 8% less property crime than North Carolina, and is 11% above the nation's average. Harnett County, has 5% less personal crime than North Carolina and when compared to that of United States, Harnett County is 10% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Harnett County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Harnett County, 72% of people are married and 28% of people are single. The percent of people married is 1% lower than the ratio of North Carolina, which is 72%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Harnett County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Harnett County is $44,295, which is 3% lower than that of North Carolina ($45,785). Income data for Harnett County is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Harnett County. In Harnett County, 25% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 21% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 10% lower than that of North Carolina. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.


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This research also proposes a new definition of community intelligence and analyses how community intelligence is gathered, recorded and processed, and its relationship to the Intelligence Cycle and the National Intelligence Model. It further examines the operational application of community intelligence, including in counter terrorism and tackling organised crime, and the competing priorities, tensions and contradictions between performance management, neighbourhood policing, problem-oriented policing and intelligence-led policing. This research also evaluates the decision making process and how that may be affected by organisational issues such as, organisational culture, behaviour, management, leadership, information and knowledge. It examines the importance of community engagement in developing community intelligence and providing cohesive policing services to the public. Furthermore, this research considers the future directions of community intelligence and research on policing. The findings from this research indicate that some community intelligence is used to direct policing patrols and operations. However, there is some confusion by police officers and staff as to what constitutes community information and intelligence and thus it is not always recorded correctly limiting its use in the delivery of local neighbourhood policing and resulting in the loss of intelligence. This serves to highlight some of the areas for improvement in the policies, procedures, systems and management of intelligence. The findings also indicate the potential use of community intelligence in counter terrorism and in the provision of improved policing services to the public. 2016-03-09T00:00:00Z How can the combination of intelligence, innovation and interfacing help take a hi-tech SME to market? A case study http://dspace1.isd.glam.ac.uk:80/dspace/handle/10265/765 Title: How can the combination of intelligence, innovation and interfacing help take a hi-tech SME to market? 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The developments focus on their impact on public sector audit activity and how these developments have been embedded in higher education (HE) programmes. The research and subsequent outputs have contributed to the introduction of innovative teaching methods that reflect contemporary developments in the audit profession. In introducing these developments the teaching approach for audit orientated modules has moved away from a didactic approach to experiential learning approach. This submission includes material from eight refereed published journal articles, one refereed paper presented at a conference and a chapter from a textbook. In addition, other journal publications and conference papers, which were presented at both national and international conferences, are mentioned as contributions to knowledge. At the time of submission of this work, one paper was under review for publication. While related areas of research were ongoing in respect of audit training within the profession and audit committees within Housing Associations. The period of research activity spans the years 1995 – to 2011. These outputs cover three key areas in terms of contribution to learning. The first area looks at the design and development of a case study as a teaching medium focusing on experiential (hands on) learning as the basis for a module on computer auditing. This was based on research into the practical audit approaches within the public sector. The public sector was the focus of the initial research as it had a requirement for the presence of an internal audit function. This focus on the public sector focus continued into subsequent research. The application of audit techniques to provide a better appreciation of auditing was introduced into module development as a consequence of the research findings. This specifically applied information technology (IT) as a tool for audit which was embedded in a case study, and more recently for forensic accounting purposes. The use of MS Office Excel as a teaching medium was used initially to replicate audit software packages and referred to as 'Excel as an audit tool'. This was later replaced by commercial audit software using datasets. The second theme considers the impact of policies by government relating to aspects of accountability, value for money and performance measurement, again with an emphasis on the public sector audit function in verifying data used as indicators. The third area examines the working relationship between internal audit and the audit committee, with a focus on the influence of corporate governance codes on internal control requirements and risk management. All three areas identify the changing face of audit as a consequence of external pressures such as IT developments, accountability requirements, pressures on limited resources and government codes of best practice recommendations and guidelines. The integration of these developments in to HE focused initially on undergraduate modules within the BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance programme. The developments were later integrated into post graduate modules as well as acting as an information conduit for local government in Wales. The link between all three themes is that of the changes facing the audit profession and how these have been incorporated into the teaching of audit at HE level. These changes reflect the audit role in terms of the adoption of a proactive approach to responding, not only to the application of technology, but also to both public and government expectations in terms of indirect and direct requirements. This nexus between the themes is further enhanced by the use of audited information conveyed electronically for the purpose of performance verification of targets and the relationship between the efficient use of resources and good governance approaches. The recognition of the research output in the early stages was reinforced in 1998 by the award of Research Fellow from Grant Thornton and involvement with the Welsh Chief Auditors Group (WCAG) which resulted in the research focusing on Welsh local government. Further research has incorporated forensic auditing techniques and the internal audit function in the corporate arena. These were further utilised within the innovative and ground breaking development of the BA (Hons) Forensic Accounting programme. While the corporate governance work has taken the international route of comparing corporate governance codes of best practice and formed an important element within the post graduate programmes of MSc Accounting, MSc Forensic Accounting and MSc Management and Development of International Financial Systems. Funded consultancy work has produced professional body reports on the training of professional auditors in contrast to the academic development of teaching material with journal papers contributing to the knowledge of both the HE community and practitioners. Finally the research and development of lecture material has been utilised for a joint publication of a textbook on auditing entitled Auditing Fundamentals (Davies & Aston 2010). This document discusses the three themes by critiquing how the changing face of auditing influences the design and delivery of auditing modules within accounting programmes, in the context of higher education. The collection and analysis of data, and especially practitioner views, form part of the background to the research method adopted. The output and findings provide the basis of the contribution to knowledge which informs HE practice and the profession. The research output has contributed to enhancing both undergraduate and post graduate teaching material as well as reports to parties outside the higher education environment. The contribution to knowledge has been threefold, where the HE environment of undergraduate and postgraduate students have been exposed to current developments in auditing, along with an opportunity to learn via experiential learning techniques. Members of the profession have been enlightened on the issues affecting their working practices via conferences and training seminars. Finally management have capitalised on the research output and utilised this to make informed decisions. Further research opportunities have arisen as a direct result of research undertaken whilst other opportunities for disseminating knowledge and information have occurred via representations on various bodies and working parties including media interviews. . 2016-03-08T00:00:00Z


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Audrey's Days of Summer | Makeup Guide for Humid Weather
Stila's BB Cream
Although I am a SoCal native, my upcoming trip to South Korea has inspired me to do a post on makeup for humid weather. The last thing we want is to have our face melt off.. Here are some tips to keeping your makeup fresh and intact!
For the face, ditch the powder and liquid foundation. Instead, use a tinted moisturizer or BB cream. Most of these have SPFs in them so you kill two birds with one stone! Couple products I would suggest are:
NARS Pure Radiant Tinted Moisturizer
For your eyes, make sure all your products are waterproof, and prime your eyes if you're going to wear eye shadow. I swear by Stila's liquid eyeliner in black. Rain, wind, snow, it doesn't budge! Urban Decay is famous for their primer; it is a bit pricey, but a little goes a long way.
Stila Stay All Day Waterproof Liquid Eyeliner
Lip stains are known to have long lasting effects, but also known to dry your lips out. Try Tarte's moisturizing lip stain. They have one that is both shimmery and matte, and the unique crayon shape makes it easy to apply quickly.
Tarte's LipSurgence Natural Lip Stain
With the exception of the eyeliner and primer, all of the products mentioned above are paraben-free. I found it difficult to find natural alternatives when it comes to long lasting ability, but if there is a fantastic product we are missing out on, please tell us in the comments! Yes, Asian products, especially BB cream often times fare better to the ones in the US, but it is trickier to get your hands on. I am planning to do a huge makeup haul when I get to Korea though so stay tuned!
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Remember when I said I would do a Korea make-up haul post? Shopping for makeup in Korea was an incredible experience, especially for skincare. I have three rules when I am shopping for skincare: organic ingredients, affordable, and of course, effective. The Korean makeup industry is much more advanced, cheaper, and regulated than the US. Therefore, South Korea was a haven for a picky shopper like me!
Here are a couple of products I came back satisfied with. All the products are either from Skinfood or Innisfree, brands known to only use natural ingredients. None of these products contain harmful parabens!
The Koreans have developed a 5-step skin regimen, essence, serum, skin, lotion, eye cream. I opted out for barest necessities, skin and lotion. The Innisfree had a nifty device that measured the moisture level of your skin. My skin was just below the ideal moisture level, so they suggested products that focused on hydrating my skin. After using it for a week, the moisture and firming lotion by Innisfree does pretty much what it says. The skin feels hydrating and the lotion makes my skin velvety smooth. The price was great too for the generous size especially considering how expensive organic products are in the US.


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After the Chicago Bears' 16-0 victory over the Miami Dolphins, here are three issues that merit further examination:
I got a number of angry responses Thursday night after sending out an innocent tweet about the Bears' defensive resurgence. @packerinsider wrote: "the bears really did a good job shutting down the QB-less, OL-less, Brandon Marshall-less, Wildcat-less Dolphins offense." To the extent that the Dolphins' offensive approach was baffling, I agree. Why they felt compelled to put the game in quarterback Tyler Thigpen's hands, while ignoring tailbacks Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams, was beyond me. (In fact, the seven combined carries by Miami running backs was tied for the lowest full-game total in Dolphins history, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.) But I don't think that decision should diminish the Bears' performance. The Dolphins might have shied away from the run based on pregame scouting of the Bears' run defense, which is now allowing the second-lowest average yards per game (78.0) in the NFL. And in this league, especially this year, teams deserve credit for doing what they should do. It doesn't always happen that way.
The Bears' six-sack performance resulted from another instance of defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli largely relying on a base number of pass-rushers. According to ESPN Stats & Information, five of six sacks came on plays where Marinelli had four men rushing the passer. At times, that four-man rush included a "zone blitz" in which a defensive lineman dropped into coverage while a linebacker rushed the passer. But overall, the Bears dominated the Dolphins' injury-plagued offensive lineman. Defensive end Julius Peppers tore up left tackle Jake Long, who was playing with a torn labrum in his shoulder. Ultimately, Marinelli sent an extra rusher on only 18 percent of the Dolphins' pass plays.
The Bears limited the Dolphins to one third-down conversion in 11 opportunities, bringing the Bears' two-game total to two of 20 in that department. I know that the most important defensive statistic is points allowed. But the reason the Bears are allowing the fewest points per game in the NFL (14.6) is that they are stopping opponents' drives at such a high rate. Only one team, the New York Giants, has a lower third-down conversion rate (29 percent) this season than the Bears (31). It doesn't matter how many yards you give up. Your opponent can't score enough points to win if it is punting or attempting field goals.
And here is one issue I don't get:
What's gotten into offensive coordinator Mike Martz? Matt Forte's game-sealing touchdown run in the third quarter was the Bears' 29th running play of the game. To that point, they had thrown 21 passes. As we discussed in our pregame post, the Bears need balance from their offense even if they're not always getting equal production. In the Bears' three games since the bye, all victories, Forte and backup Chester Taylor have combined for an average of more than 30 carries per game. That's a significant adjustment from Martz, who would throw two passes per play if he could. Martz also smartly moved away from one of his favorite passes, the screen, when the Dolphins demonstrated why they are the NFL's best defense against them. As it was, quarterback Jay Cutler has to throw the ball away on two of the three screens I logged.


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Great place for an over night. The full time looking people are working on the road construction. - Spantz
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Generally an okay place to overnight with full hook-ups. We received a coupon for free breakfast (burrito) and coffee for my wife and I. Both were good. This takes the place of a club discount. Also offered $5 off on next stay (or second night).
The campgrounds needed TLC but it was clean. There are a couple of "long term-ers" with excess stuff. But only a few. The check-in was at a Chevron gas station on the property, it was 100 yards from the park, so little impact on noise. A train could be heard but no whistle and was not too close.
This is a great one or two night place to stay to see Lava Hot Springs. Cost half of other nearby parks. - Gurleymon
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This RV park is a joke. It sits behind the Chevron Station. The only RV's in there are long timers. The charge of $32.33 is way out of site. We did have FHU but we also had weeds everywhere. If you need a place to stay it will do. We were in #16 so we could get our satellite. Would not stay here again. - kathiecarlson


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Enjoy the Sonoma digital pattern from Quilting Quickly. Curved piecing is easy on these extra large curves. Using the Fons & Porter Jumbo Curved Seam Templates make the cutting so easy.
Quilt by Diane Tomlinson
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Fluffy Cocoa Tarts Recipe
You can't go wrong with these cute tarts with their chocolaty whipped filling. They're so yummy that you'll want to split the third one between the two of you! "This recipe is as easy as it is delicious," notes Tina Wooten of Brandon, Florida.
- 2 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup sour cream
- 3 tablespoons sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon lemon juice
- 4-1/2 teaspoons instant hot cocoa mix
- 3/4 cup whipped topping
- 3 individual graham cracker tart shells
- 2 teaspoons chopped salted peanuts
- 2 teaspoons miniature semisweet chocolate chips
- 1. In a small bowl, combine the cream cheese, sour cream, sugar and lemon juice until smooth. Stir in cocoa mix. Fold in whipped topping.
- 2. Spoon into tart shells. Sprinkle with peanuts and chocolate chips. Cover and refrigerate until serving. Yield: 3 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 tart (prepared with reduced-fat cream cheese and reduced-fat sour cream) equals 327 calories, 16 g fat (9 g saturated fat), 21 mg cholesterol, 262 mg sodium, 40 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 5 g protein.
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Efforts to demolish Gold Dome in Oklahoma City put on hold
The owner of the Gold Dome is putting demolition plans on hold and is promising to listen to all ideas and pitches.
David Box, also owner of the Greens Country Club and Box Talent, bought the building for $800,000 after it was seized in foreclosure by Bank 7 from the prior owner, Dr. Irene Lam.
When Box bought the building, he promised he had no intent of tearing it down, though he said he had no plan for the property. He said at the time he did "due diligence" and was familiar with the building's maintenance challenges. He said existing leases would be considered.
But on March 13, Box unsuccessfully sought a demolition permit to destroy the Gold Dome. His request was denied by the city, which requires that any exterior changes to the property, including demolition, be approved by the Urban Design Committee.
His suggestion that he would pay someone to simply take the roof also is on hold.
Box said Monday he has heard concerns and criticism of those who want to save the Gold Dome, which is on the National Register of Historic Places.
"I really like the building," Box said. "I'd like to save it. But I feel as if I'm boxed in, I'm in a corner. I'm looking to the city or citizens to help. I bought it at a sheriff's auction. I was the only bidder. It probably wasn't as well thought out as it should have been."
When the Gold Dome was built at NW 23 and Classen in 1958, the two-story building with the familiar round anodized aluminum roof was touted by Citizens Bank as "the bank of tomorrow."
The building was based on the geodesic design by noted inventor, architect and engineer Buckminster Fuller.
The plight of the Gold Dome is drawing national attention, with the Architect's Newspaper Blog noting that combined with threats against downtown's Stage Center, "Oklahoma City just cannot tear down its architectural landmarks fast enough."
Box told the blog he was willing to pay $100,000 to someone to take the geodesic dome roof off his hands.
"I'm just looking at all options," Box explained. "The goal is to save the dome if I can, or find a partner to make it happen."
Oklahoma City Planning Director Russell Claus responded that removal of the dome, however, would require the same review and approval that would go with demolition.
Preservation architect Catherine Montgomery said Box's offer to give away the dome roof ignores the historic value of the entire structure.
"The pure preservation response is a moved building is not eligible for the historic register," Montgomery said. "If you move the entire building or just the roof, it gets taken off the register."
Montgomery said the value of the Gold Dome includes the rarity of a dome being set on walls instead of on the ground. "It's also the terrazzo floor that has all the circles in it, a fabulous example of how to work with that material at the time," she said.
Melissa Hunt, director of the Central Oklahoma Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, said her board is set to meet soon about the proposed demolition or removal of the roof.
"Historic preservation isn't taking apart the building and just saving just part of it," Montgomery said. "It's about the saving of the building."
Box responds he's ready and willing to give Montgomery and the Central Oklahoma AIA a chance to survey the building and offer possible solutions.
But he added he cannot sit on the property for years, and that he's losing money on monthly mortgage, insurance and tax payments.
Box said he's heard plenty of criticism — but what he's seeking is a solution.
"I don't want it on my tombstone that I tore down the Gold Dome," Box said. "But the taxpayers paid $1 million to fix it up. The bank sought to get rid of it. Irene Lam couldn't make it work. So instead of complaining, let's do something."


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Black Note Theatre was founded in 2011 for their inaugural show, 4:48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane, at the Planet Connections Theatre Festivity and was nominated for Outstanding Revival. They returned to PCTF with Attempts on Her Life by Martin Crimp in 2013, where Janelle Zapata won Outstanding Lead Actress. In 2014 they premiered their first original work, The Perpetual Earth Program by Scott Kesselman, and were nominated for Costume Design and Set Design and winning the Special Effects/Multimedia Award. Black Note Theatre was founded by Shawn Banerjee, Scott Kesselman, and Janelle Zapata and specializes in unconventional scripts that extend the boundaries of theatre by breaking down traditional plot structure and characters.
To Write Love on Her Arms is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide. TWLOHA exists to encourage, inform, inspire, and also to invest directly into treatment and recovery.
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A: Sarah Sutliff
B: Eric Campos
C: Jazmyn Arroyo
M: Janelle Zapata
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Sound Designer: Ben Frasier
Set Designer: Sarah M. Chichester
Set is made from 100% recycled materials.
Thank you so much for coming to see Black Note Theatre's production of Crave by Sarah Kane. Those of you that may have seen a production of this play previously may notice that this production is unique in the way that the text is delivered, as I had directed this to bring new meaning and understanding to one of Kane's most known works.
With all the freedom Sarah Kane provides in her script, my recurring experience with this play led me to feel that instead of four people having a dialogue, there are two stories happening with two people at once. Additionally, I wanted to focus more on what I feel isn't talked about in our society on female sexuality. With three female actors and one male, with one character from each scene being the same person, with one scene in memory and one present day.
I felt this would bridge the connection between these two scenes, and we will see how past complex feelings and relationships affect the present. Not only the relations to others, but also the relationship to one's self. Connecting them all through the eyes of one character will add to both the complexity and the power of the character; since one person going through all of these obstacles does make them an incredibly strong person- even if that strength has yet to be seen by themselves anyone else.


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The UIC Foundation is a non-profit organization with the mission of improving the lives of the Iñupiat people. The UIC Foundation is developing tomorrow's community, state and corporate leaders by helping UIC shareholders and their descendants reach their educational goals through scholarship funding. The foundation acknowledges that a solid education is key to success in any leadership role. The UIC Foundation provides scholarships to eligible students attending college or vocational school full-or part-time, and assists with costs including tuition, fees and books for each term. The UIC Foundation urges scholarship recipients to serve their fellow Iñupiat people, their community and the state.
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Introducing Samba
The whole point of networking is to allow computers to easily share information. Sharing information with other Linux boxes, or any UNIX host, is easy—tools such as FTP and NFS are readily available and frequently set up easily "out of the box". Unfortunately, even the most die-hard Linux fanatic has to admit the operating system most of the PCs in the world are running is one of the various types of Windows. Unless you use your Linux box in a particularly isolated environment, you will almost certainly need to exchange information with machines running Windows. Assuming you're not planning on moving all of your files using floppy disks, the tool you need is Samba.
Samba is a suite of programs that gives your Linux box the ability to speak SMB (Server Message Block). SMB is the protocol used to implement file sharing and printer services between computers running OS/2, Windows NT, Windows 95 and Windows for Workgroups. The protocol is analogous to a combination of NFS (Network File System), lpd (the standard UNIX printer server) and a distributed authentication framework such as NIS or Kerberos. If you are familiar with Netatalk, Samba does for Windows what Netatalk does for the Macintosh. While running the Samba server programs, your Linux box appears in the "Network Neighborhood" as if it were just another Windows machine. Users of Windows machines can "log into" your Linux server and, depending on the rights they are granted, copy files to and from parts of the UNIX file system, submit print jobs and even send you WinPopup messages. If you use your Linux box in an environment that consists almost completely of Windows NT and Windows 95 machines, Samba is an invaluable tool.
Samba also has the ability to do things that normally require the Windows NT Server to act as a WINS server and process "network logons" from Windows 95 machines. A PAM module derived from Samba code allows you to authenticate UNIX logins using a Windows NT Server. A current Samba project seeks to reverse engineer the proprietary Windows NT domain-controller protocol and re-implement it as a component of Samba. This code, while still very experimental, can already successfully process a logon request from a Windows NT Workstation computer. It shouldn't be long before it will act as a full-fledged Primary Domain Controller (PDC), storing user account information and establishing trust relationships with other NT domains. Best of all, Samba is freely available under the GNU public license, just as Linux is. In many environments the Windows NT Server is required only to provide file services, printer spools and access control to a collection of Windows 95 machines. The combination of Linux and Samba provides a powerful low-cost alternative to the typical Microsoft solution.
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i see you went for a new crank and sproket too lol. i have a original krate mag sproket but dont wanna use it i also have a 5 speed stik shift that i plan on using for the brakes
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Why is everyone lauding the Cowboys just because they made a sensible pick in the form of Notre Dame's Zack Martin?
Manziel made no sense for the Cowboys although it could be argued that they should have given some love to a sieve of a defense that gives it away more than Kim Kardashian on the rebound.
The Browns are getting a lot of love for their draft day prowess. But why?
They certainly started well when head coach Mike Pettine helped to fleece his former employer, trading the draft's fourth overall pick to the Buffalo Bills, moving down five spots and picking up the Bills' No. 1 and No 4 picks in 2015.
But what they did afterwards, not so much…
The Browns then moved from 9 to 8 and sacrificed an unnecessary fifth round pick (arguably 4th round quality in this draft) to reach for CB Justin Gilbert.
Then later in round 1, exhibiting impatience again, the Browns moved up from 26 to 22 and give up a third round pick in the process to take Johnny Manziel who would probably have been there for them at No. 26 anyway.
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The Bills are loaded at the skill positions and then gave up a ransom to move up 5 spots to get Sammy Watkins. Watkins has a ton of potential and should be an outstanding pro but the Bills burned a 2 and a 3 in the 2013 NFL Draft for pass catchers, they have the pricey Stevie Johnson and they signed free agent WR Mike Williams this offseason.
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I think Manziel doesn't make sense for an AFC North team. I'm on the fence about him in any case, but even if he has it mobile QBs don't do well against the Ravens. I haven't studied Pitt and Cincy against mobile backs, but I'm guessing they are also good at shutting them down. Moreover, in addition to even bigger mobile qbs not doing well against the Ravens (Kaepernick), those who are smaller are likely to get hurt playing in this division. Just ask RGIII what its like to get tackled by a fast lineman named Ngata who weighs 340 lbs. He'll also be playing in bad conditions. A small, fragile, mobile QB may not last long in the touch AFC north. Even Roethlesberger, who is huge, often gets hurt in this rough-and-tumble division. The worst combination would be a risk-taker and one who is not big enough to handle the punishment. Better to have a big guy who can take the punishment of the division and who won't expose himself to injury.
Tony, Agree completely that Browns alleged killer picks will prove to be anything but. My gut is the Castle was much more concerned about having to defend Bridgewater throwing to Sammy Watkins , Jordan Cameron and Josh Gordon for the next few seasons. Browns did the AFC North a favor with their picks last night.
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Nearly half of Ohio students would be eligible for vouchers to attend private schools under a dramatic expansion of the state's existing voucher programs proposed by Ohio Gov. John Kasich in this year's budget. Vouchers are publicly funded tuition subsidies for students attending private-school.
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This is true, but these Formes will likely increase the pokes strength in some way shape or form.
There are other forms that increase a Pokemon's strength is some way, shape or form.
Giratina has a Stat shift, redistributing his stats and making him stronger in some areas.
Shaymin has a Stat shift, redistributing his stats and making him stronger in some areas.
Deoxys has 3 stat shifts, redistributing his stats and making him stronger in some areas depending on his form.
Rotom gain additional stats.
Kyurem gains additional stats.
Arceus (while not officially a form change) increases the power of his attacks per plate.
Castform has a boost with his form changes adding STAB to some attacks and boosting his signature attack.
Wormadam all have different stats depending on form when they evolve into their current form.
Cherrim gains a boost when it changes form.
The Genie trio all have stat redistribution making them stronger in newer areas than before.
Other than Rotom and Kyurem, they all don't change in original strength as their base stats don't change, but thanks to the stat changes involved or indirect boosts due to required items and abilities they are made stronger while in their new forms.
Closest relation to the Mega Stone is Giratina, a hold Item that is required for the form change and thanks to the hold Item the Pokemon specific to it gains a boost. Its no different than any form change before in terms of how it effects the dynamics of a Pokemon. Only differences is in what we call it and the amount of different Pokemon that share the same ability.
Unless a form change is completely aesthetic like Unown, Keldeo, Shellos, Basculin, Pichu, Spinda, Deerling, and Sawsbuck, they have some kind of effect on the Pokemon's battle performance. (though most of these are variants and not special forms. Arceus and Genesect are both considered Variant forms though since their items boost their signature attacks and since Arceus gets more bonuses from his plates I'll include them as traditional form changes for this.)
I left off a few...didn't really see a point in naming every single pokemon for this.
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