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In unity , I used to configure in ccsm. How do I do it in gnome-shell?
When you press Alt+Tab, it, indeed, shows all the applications (on all workspaces), but separates the applications on different workspaces by vertical lines. So, while this is not exactly what you want, it still may help a little.
I would suggest you install Gnome-Shell extension Window List (it is written for Linux Mint 12 Lisa and now available for Ubuntu in the WebUpd8 Gnome3 PPA). This extension shows buttons on the panel (on the top panel if the bottom panel, another their extension, is not installed or disabled) for all applications open in the current workspace only (open and minimized). They have application icons and title.
These buttons work as expected: when you click an unfocused application button, it brings it on top, when you click a button for the currently focused application, it minimizes it. When you switch the workspace, it shows the buttons for the applications on the new workspace.
This way you will have "Alt-Tab" list of applications on the current workspace always visible and at your hands. The only problem is that there is no shortcut to switch between them, you have to use mouse.
This is, probably, the best I could suggest for you at the moment.


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Two newborn kittens now at the San Diego Humane Society may have used up at least one of their nine lives when they spent several days in a cardboard box, shipped from Los Angeles to San Diego, according to an article posted today on the 10News.com website. The two kittens, now known as Mouse and Wifi, could not have ended up in a better place to recover; the San Diego Humane Society has one of the few newborn kitten nurseries that provide round-the-clock care for orphaned newborn kittens.
A Cox Communications employee opened a box containing cable equipment and saw two baby kittens looking straight up at him. One of his co-workers has a family member who worked for the San Diego Humane Society, so he contacted him for guidance.
The San Diego Humane Society has more information posted on their website and on their Facebook page.
Jenny Bonomini, manager of the Kitten Nursery at San Diego Humane Society said the kittens still had their umbilical cords attached when they arrived.
She speculated as to what happened:
"What we think happened was the mom had the babies and she put them in a safe spot … and she left. Then they got boxed up and they got shipped."
There doesn't appear to be any information as to the whereabouts of the mother of the kittens, nor it is known whether or not they have any littermates.
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Athens Banner-Herald Newspaper Article Jan. 26, 2009 Go HERE: http://www.onlineathens.com/stories/012609/liv_381478684.shtml
The Magic Doll is the story of a little girl named Erika that learns from her mistakes
with the help of a mysterious Gypsy woman
and a magic doll.
Also included in this book are Bonus Images
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Cameron Hampton American 1968 Cameron Hampton's work has been described as dark realism. She uses traditional mediums combined with modern materials and digital mediums to create dire, gritty, macabre and dark imagery. Hampton is a Masters Circle Member of the International Association of Pastel Societies, earning her Gold Medal in the Spring of 2007, a Signature Member of the Pastel Society of America, the Southeastern Pastel Society and the Alabama Pastel Society. She has exhibited in over one hundred exhibitions including many one woman shows and has many works in corporate and private collections. She has been published in many magazines such as Blue Canvas Magazine, the London based Quarto Publishing book, "Sketching and Drawing: Tips, Techniques and Shortcuts" , the Ripperologist Magazine and the Japanese Artist Magazine, Ichi-mai no E. Hampton attended both Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York and The Atlanta College of Art (now SCAD).
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Available tools include the ability to fire airmines (little floating balloons that create a massive explosion when an enemy ship hits it), changing the cannon firing modes to either a lot of smaller spiral rockets that I'm not entirely sure about what they do, and the glorious flamethrower method. Get the ship in close enough and let them BURN! You can also steal enemy ships too by killing off the crew.
Some nights ago Rob (Wayward), Arun (harenzo) and myself (Beardy) took to the skies for aerial warfare and general shenanigans. And after a while of being terrible we actually started to get the hang of the blimps.
Our performance at through one game...
And much better at the end of another...
If there's one thing this game definitely promotes it is teamwork. There's a number of very useful voice macros you can hit to say which way to go and where enemies are whenever you're manning the helm of a ship, on the guns or just holding up a telescope, but to make the most of the experience you'll want to grab some friends and head onto a voice server to coordinate flight and cannon-fire.
Melee fighting is the only weak point of the game that I've found, with it being difficult to tell how much damage you're really doing to the enemy. However the points that matter more, i.e. the ship-to-ship combat and overall flight mechanics are excellent. It's not quite perfect, but certainly a gem of a game that's come a very long way in it's development!
For any cloud-faring pirates, I've picked up a few tips from my own play session with Arun and Rob that might be worth sharing:
- You'll never really control the speed of a ship, since wind direction plays it's part in this. Wind direction is shown by the way that flags on the ship blow. Though I never noticed this myself while playing.
- If you're at the helm, keep an eye on your height level on the top right. There's a little bar which if you go too high, will send the ship plummeting down. (The tl;dr is don't always hold W)
- Stealing enemy ships is hilarious because they seem to not always notice you. I think this is probably because most people look at the balloon colours instead of the crew.
Rob's advice:
Arun's advice:
- If you're playing as support make sure you don't get too focused on one area. Move around the ship and help everywhere for faster XP.
- Watch for enemies boarding early and spot ships with the telescope (But don't spam because it gets annoying.
So what'll it be? Viking or Buccaneer?
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5 Ways to REALLY extend your battery life on iOS 7!
So you've been on iOS 7 for almost two weeks now. Everything is lovely; you have speed improvements, a beautiful new user interface and a boatload of new features, but you have seen in a dip in your battery life, as opposed to what you experienced on iOS 6. You're in luck, we have five tips that will ACTUALLY assist in keeping your phone or tablet alive as long as possible.
Use WiFi
With LTE adoption still quite a way to go, most of you are stuck on 3G networks. There is a reason Apple quotes operation time longer on WiFi than on 3G, the old technology is a drag on battery life. Make use of WiFi networks as much as possible, when connected to WiFi, your device will automatically switch mobile data off, increasing battery life by as much as 25%!
Kill The Special Effects
What real reason is there behind using these fancy special effects such as the Parallax effect and Dynamic Wallpapers, besides showing off? Turn off the Parallax effect by going to Settings > General > Accessibility and then switching the 'Reduce Motion' option on. Replace that fancy Dynamic Wallpaper with a normal wallpaper, preferably a dark one. Dark backgrounds make use of less energy to display bright images, making it graceful on your precious battery juice.
Keep The Brightness Down
The heading is pretty much self explanatory. You don't need your screen's brightness on full, even in direct sunlight. Lower your screen's brightness to about 33%, or roughly a third on the brightness bar, and you'll still be able to see what's going on on your device, even in harsh circumstances. Alternatively you can switch your auto brightness setting on to regulate your brightness for each situation you find yourself in.
Stop Those Auto Downloads
Sure, it's quite irritating when those App Store update notifications start, especially if it gets to three or more times per day, but battery life is more important, isn't it? Switch off that lovely new iOS 7 feature that allows it to automatically update all of your apps in the background, even if it means more work for you. Manual updates are a chore, but vastly improved battery life is definitely worth every extra tap.
Close Your Apps!
Every time before you lock your device, just before it goes to your pocket or onto your desk, pick up your multitasking screen and close all of your applications. Open apps use battery life, especially if they have a constant refresh cycle with the web. It also frees up some RAM. Do you really go onto Facebook or Skype that often? Do you open CNN more often than just in the morning for the weather, sports and other headlines? I don't think so, so don't let them take away your precious battery life.
Additional Tips
- Turn your 'Background App Refresh' feature off in the General tab in your Settings.
- Set your emails to either fetch data manually or every half an hour, depending on your usage of course, or so instead of making use of the 'Push' feature.
- Ensure that your software is up to date. Software updates usually bring performance enhancements, such as increased battery life. iOS 7.0.2 is currently the latest version of iOS 7 available.
- Ensure that features such as AirDrop and Bluetooth is disabled when not in use and keep your screen lock on so that switching views doesn't waste valuable resources.
- If Siri isn't an integral part of your daily life, switch her off. When she's on, she's constantly busy; listening, judging.
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- Doing a quick bank transfer or a PayPal payment using your smartphone and need to put in your personal login in details? Keep that private!
- Logging into your Facebook, Twitter or any other social media account on the go? Keep your details private!
- Masterminding a plot to overthrow the government in order to let SkyNet roam free? You'd probably want to keep that to yourself!
- Looking at some raunchy sites while standing in the queue at McDonalds waiting for someone to wake up and assist you? You definitely don't want someone to catch a glimpse of that!
- Typing in nuclear launch codes because the UN refuses to write off your nation's debt? You probably don't want the mouthy UK delegate seeing what you're up to and blabbing it all out!
- Texting the wifey to hear what you ATM pin is because you're so forgetful? There are peeping Toms everywhere just waiting for a chance to help themselves to your hard earned cash!
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Time to get an original Lightning cable before iOS 7 blocks your unlicensed version
Heads up Apple fans, if you're not using an original Apple Lightning cable, or one featuring Apple's authentication chip, you're in for quite a shock. Apple is planning on blocking any unauthorized Lightning cables in the very near future through an iOS 7 update.
The new iOS 7 update has started giving some users of said unauthorized cables, sold by some of our competitors, pop up messages such as the one above noting that the cables were not reliable and has subsequently stopped working on the device/s. Apple has faced some harsh criticism after several iPhone users were electrocuted by their devices, which were later found to be making use of uncertified chargers which caused the incidents. Apple has started a trade-in program that allows consumers to trade in their worn out or unlicensed Lightning cables for new ones for just $10.
Meanwhile, always check that your charger and cable is purchased from a reputable and trustworthy source, that they are noted to be officially approved by Apple as well as being certified for use by Apple, that spelling on the products are correct and do not say 'Abble' or 'Appel' instead of Apple and that all of the necessary regulatory stamps are on there approving it for use.
Why everyone once again misunderstood Apple with the iPhone 5C and iPhone 5S…
Three weeks ago Apple surprised the world when they introduced the Apple iPhone 5S, alongside the not-so-budget-friendly plastic iPhone 5C. Why was it such a surprise? Well, the iPhone 5S wasn't anything like the mass media's supposed insider sources reported. The iPhone 5S gained some processing power, widened its camera lens, enlarged its battery and added two new colour options to its line up, but that was the whole problem for the mass market.
Everyone wanted a larger display, a larger camera, a juicier battery and of course some other enhancements to make it a bit more competitive. The mass market misunderstood Apple on that faitful last Tuesday morning. Sure, the event launched two iPhone's, but the main event was the launch of iOS 7, which was released globally just over a week later and downloaded onto over 200 million devices within the first five days. See, as soon as Apple announced iOS 7, they announced and additional three 'new' iPhone devices and four 'new' iPad tablets, with the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C just happening to join in on the fun. You see. Apple's iOS 7 breathes new life into devices as old as three years. It makes said devices, I am of course speaking of the iPhone 4, a viable smartphone for another three years, but most of all, it turns almost every iOS device over the last three years into a brand 'new' device by breathing a fresh new look, loads of new features and some speed into the devices.
The Apple iPhone 4, 4S, 5 and iPad 2, 3, 4 and Mini are essentially brand 'new' devices, and not the ageing white elephants that they were slowly becoming. Apple essentially announced eight additional devices at their September 10 event, sadly the market was too concerned over future products than with current offerings. Does the Nokia N8 still get the latest software updates? No. Does the Samsung Galaxy S still get the latest software updates? No. Does the Google Nexus One receive the latest software updates? The answer is once again a resounding no. Sure, the iPhone 4 and iPad 2 are getting trimmed down versions of the software and may not perform the best, but it is brand new software none the less. Users of said older devices are also likely to be more prone to acquiring Apple products in the future, not only as replacements for their older devices, but also because they know that a few years down the line, their products will still be receiving some of the latest software updates at the time.
The iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C should not be seen as flagship devices, or even the best that Apple has to offer, even if it is for now. Instead, maybe we should consider that they are rather there to bring users of older devices such as the iPhone 3GS, 4 and 4S over to the newer devices, with slightly larger displays and enhanced performance. Eventually Apple will once again want to launch an iPhone with double the screen resolution of their current offerings, but if everyone is still stuck on devices with their old screen aspect ratios, applications for the newer aspect ratios won't be as successful. Developers will be reluctant to code applications for three different mobile screen resolutions in addition to the different tablet resolutions. So, maybe we are misunderstanding Apple.
The iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C aren't the best they have to offer, not by a long shot, but it most definitely is more than enough to cater for everyone's needs for at least the next year. Maybe it isn't aimed at buyers of last years' flagship, but instead at those who have to renew their two- and three-year contacts soon, that want something new and exciting, something elegant and useful. Do we really need large, pixel dense displays? Do we really need octa core processors? Do we really need 41MP cameras? I don't think so, and neither does Apple, thus we have their current line up, which seems to be paying off quite well after seeing a record breaking 9 million sales during its launch weekend.
Once again we are shown that Apple doesn't play by the rules, they make the rules…
Celebrate National Chewing Gum Day with these colourful Amzer cases
Today we celebrate National Chewing Gum Day and to commemorate the occasion, we at Amzer decided to show off some of our colourful Amzer Pudding TPU cases. They're just as colourful as gum, just a gazillion times stronger, and it doesn't stick to your face when you blow it.
The Amzer Pudding TPU cases are available in loads of tasty colours such as Pink, Blue, Yellow, Green, Red, White, Black and Clear. Thermoplastic polyurethane, also known as TPU, is a strong plastic compound made to withstand the tests of time and most damage that life throws at it. Amzer's Pudding TPU cases are some of the highest quality TPU cases on the market today and thanks to its special matte finish, it's got better grip that a 4×4 pickup.
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"Here's The Cash:" Beats and HTC part ways in $265 million deal
After months of rumours, Beats Electronics finally announced today that they would be acquiring HTC's last remaining 25% share in the Beats Audio initiative that the two companies started a while back, the deal gives HTC $265 million in cash.
"Here's The Cash," was likely the only words Beats Electronics gave HTC when they acquired HTC's remaining stake in Beats Audio for $265 million, valuing Beats Audio at well over a billion dollars. HTC and Beats Electronics partnered up in 2011 to start Beats Audio, HTC got 50.1% of the company for just $300 million, selling 25% back just last year, and now the remainder of their shares. Until today, HTC was the largest external shareholder in Beats Audio and the duo are set to continue their partnership for the foreseeable future, sans the exclusivity though.
HTC has been going through some pretty rough times and their 'Here's To Change' marketing campaign featuring Robert Downey Jr. doesn't seem to be doing much wonders for the firm. Are they set to go the way of Nokia and BlackBerry?
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Apple iPhone 5 vs Apple iPhone 5C vs Apple iPhone 5S comparison
The Apple iPhone 5C and iPhone 5S were announced yesterday, along with official confirmation that the Apple iPhone 5 would be discontinued. Apple added loads of new features with iOS 7 bringing a lot more to the devices in terms of software as well. If you were wondering what exactly has changed between the devices and what stayed the same, take a look at our comparison below:
iPhone 5
iPhone 5C
iPhone 5S
Screen Size
Screen Resolution
1,136 x 640
1,136 x 640
1,136 x 640
Pixel Density
Apple A6 SoC (32-bit)
Apple A6 (32-bit)
Apple A7 (64-bit)
Motion Co-Processor
Apple M7
Aluminum Unibody
Polycarbonate Unibody
Aluminum Unibody
5 Band
13 Band
13 Band
Talk Time
8 Hours on 3G
10 Hours on 3G
10 Hours on 3G
Browsing Time
8 Hours on LTE
10 Hours on LTE
10 Hours on LTE
Camera Sensor
Camera Aperture
Flash Type
True Tone Dual LED
Slow-Motion Video
Front Camera
Operating System
iOS 6
iOS 7
iOS 7
Fingerprint Reader
Black/Slate & White/Silver
White, Pink, Blue, Green, Yellow
Space Gray, White/Silver, Gold/Silver
Launch Price
Starting at $649
Starting at $549
Starting at $649
Shatterproof Support
And yes, the last entry does in fact confirm that the new Apple iPhone 5C and Apple iPhone 5S will be supporting our Amzer Shatterproof front screen protector!
September 10: What will we be seeing from Apple? Two new iPhones? Three new iPads? An iTV? An iWatch?
Over the years Apple events have become synonymous with huge fanfare and a media uproar, which is easily understandable thanks to the fact that the Apple brand has become a drug that everyone seems to want. Any Apple related content shoots pageviews sky high, even unfavourable content by trolls. So, what does Apple have in store for us on Tuesday? What can we look forward to?
Apple iPhone 5C
Rumour has it that Apple is finally bringing out a cheaper version of their iconic Apple iPhone smartphone. Some say it will replace the iPhone 5 as the second to the throne, other suggest it will take the place that the iPhone 4 currently holds, as the lowest end iPhone available, and third from the crown. It's likely to be free on contracts, with the iPhone 5 going to $99 and the iPhone 5S going to $199.
Then there is the question of what the 'C' stands for? It seems to stand for 'colour', which the iPhone 5C will apparently spare no expense on. The Apple iPhone 5C will apparently come in Blue, Red, Yellow, Green, White and Black variants, all of which featuring plastic rear shells to cut costs. Additionally the iPhone 5C is said to be virtually identical to the iPhone 5 in terms of internal hardware, although there are whispers of microSIM card slots being favoured over nanoSIM slots.
Apple iPhone 5S
The Apple iPhone 5S is said to be this year's flagship Apple iPhone smartphone. Upgrades are said to include a larger battery, faster connectivity, a larger camera with dual LED flash, a faster SoC with more RAM in addition to a new 128GB variant. Some say that the Apple iPhone 5S will not feature a 16GB variant anymore, with the 32GB model being the most affordable iPhone 5S offering, which makes a lot of logical sense. The iPhone 5S is also rumoured to bring two new colour variants in the form of a gold variant as well as a graphite variant.
Apple iPad Mini 2
The successor to last year's much lauded Apple iPad Mini is expected to bring loads of improvements over its predecessor and knowing Apple, that is quite an understatement. Among the upgrades expected, the most significant is expected to be the addition of a 'Retina' display, double the pixel density of the current generation. The Apple iPad Mini 2 is also expected to carry a plastic rear logo, instead of a printed on one in addition to a larger battery, faster processor, more RAM and hopefully an upgraded camera.
Apple iPad Mini
Some rumours over the last few months have hinted at a more affordable iPad Mini, based on the first generation, but with some subtleties such as a plastic rear shell and the lack of a rear camera. Some even hint at it being more affordable than the new Google Nexus 7, which could give Apple quite an advantage over Google's ailing Android tablet market.
Apple iPad 5
The biggest thing since the introduction of the first iPad is coming. Apple is expected to announce their slimmest, most efficient Apple iPad to date. The redesigned Apple iPad 5 is expected to feature a design similar to that of the iPad Mini with rounded corners and smaller bezels on the side. Additionally the larger iPad is expected to get some weight reduction and a new display technology which is likely to make it slimmer than ever before. If that doesn't sound appetizing then you must lack some brain cells.
Apple iTV
Apple is expected to make their debut in the smart TV market with an actual TV instead of a small box that you plug into your existing TV set. The Apple iTV is expected to be a super slim, super efficient TV set with extraordinary viewing angles, crisp images, and the best of all, dense displays. It is said to run on Apple iOS and bring the iTunes store filled with dedicated applications and video content to your living room. The Apple iTV will supposedly even allow streaming from your iDevices as well as allowing your iDevices to be used as a remote.
Apple iWatch
Apple is expected to launch their first entrant into the smartwatch game in the form of the Apple iWatch. With Sony's SmartWatch 2 lacking appeal, and Samsung's Galaxy Gear lacking support for older devices and carrying a huge pricetag; it seems as if all Apple has to do is bring out an analogue watch to win the race. Of course Apple will not be the first to the smartwatch race, but they may very well make the first relevant entrant to the category which is expected to become the next best thing among the avid buyer. Not much is known by the iWatch, but it may likely not appear until early 2014 if most rumours are to be believed.
Whatever happens on Tuesday, you can expect the whole internet to be watching and waiting in anticipation. iOS 7 is expected to officially launch, leaving many that don't know about the impending update in for quite the surprise once they update. Apple always puts the biggest of smiles on their customers's faces and Tuesday is expected to be no different, despite the increasing amount of early leaks poisoning Apple's usual surprise introductions.
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Request for Reprints: Ekkehard Bayerdorffer, MD, Medical Department II, Klinikum Grosshadern, University of Munich, Marchioninistrasse 15, 8000 Munchen 70, Germany.
Acknowledgments: The authors thank Ms. Christine Otahal for assisting in the organization of the study; Ms. Margit Judenberg for measuring serum lipoprotein levels; and Mr. Peter Kampe for carrying out the statistical calculations.
Grant Support: In part by grants 1137/89 from the DFG (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft); grant V/5-B III 147 from the Curt-Bohnewand-Fonds (University of Munich); and grant 52/88 from the Friedrich-Baur-Stiftung (University of Munich).
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Objective: To study the relation between serum lipoprotein levels and the frequency of colorectal adenomas, the benign precursors of colorectal cancer.
Design: Cross-sectional.
Setting: University hospital in Germany.
Patients: The study included 822 of 1124 consecutive patients who underwent colonoscopy at our institution (302 patients were excluded because of malignant disease, chronic inflammatory bowel disease, familial polyposis, partial colectomy, or other chronic diseases). Of the 822 study patients, 194 had colorectal adenoma.
Measurements: Serum cholesterol fractions (high-density lipoprotein [HDL], low-density lipoprotein (LDL), and very low-density lipoprotein [VLDL]) and presence or absence of adenomas; univariate and logistic regression analyses were carried out to evaluate the association between serum HDL, LDL, and VLDL cholesterol levels and the frequency of colorectal adenoma.
Results: Univariate analysis of the total patient group showed that the HDL cholesterol level was inversely related to the frequency of colorectal adenoma (odds ratio, 0.36; 95% CI, 0.21 to 0.62) and that LDL and VLDL cholesterol levels were positively associated with adenoma frequency (odds ratio, 2.31 [CI, 1.36 to 3.92] and 1.72 [CI, 1.03 to 2.86], respectively). Univariate analysis of the subgroup of 89 patients with high-risk adenomas showed an inverse association between such adenomas and HDL cholesterol (odds ratio, 0.37; CI, 0.18 to 0.76). A logistic regression analysis that included age and body mass index showed an association between lipoprotein levels and the presence of adenomas. The relative strength (in descending order) of these associations was as follows: HDL, LDL, VLDL, and total serum cholesterol. A logistic regression analysis of patients with high-risk adenoma showed a significant association between such adenomas and the HDL cholesterol level.
Conclusions: Patients with colorectal adenomas have lower HDL cholesterol levels and higher LDL and VLDL cholesterol levels; these lipoproteins may have prognostic significance for the development of colorectal adenomas.
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2004 UPDATE Senior reserve safety, who is also a special teams contributor.
Has played in 47 career games, starting 15 times during his first three seasons.
Played in all eleven games this season with five tackles.
Had a tackle against Hofstra (11/20) in his final collegiate game.
Made a late tackle at Rhode Island (10/23).
Posted one solo tackle vs. Colgate (9/11) and Richmond (9/18).
2004 OUTLOOK Will compete for playing time at safety ... Also a key player on special teams ... Has played in 36 career games, starting 15 times.
2003: Backup defensive back, who also contributed on special teams ... Saw action in all 13 games, making two starts ... Totaled 22 tackles including, 15 solo stops ... Also had a blocked punt and a pass breakup ... Blocked punt against Colgate, which UMass returned for a touchdown ... Posted seven total tackles in the victory over New Hampshire ... Recorded three tackles, including one solo stop, in the win at Villanova ... Totaled three tackles in the victory over James Madison ... Registered a pair of tackles against Hofstra, William & Mary and Maine ... Had a tackle and a pass breakup in the season opener against Central Connecticut State.
2002: One of UMass' top cornerbacks ... Played in 12 games on the season, starting five times ... Recorded 40 total tackles on the season, with six pass breakups, two tackles for loss and a forced fumble ... Made nine total tackles at New Hampshire, with two tackles for loss ... Had six tackles and two pass breakups against AIC ... Totaled six tackles against Central Connecticut ... Recorded five tackles with two pass breakups and a forced fumble against Hofstra ... Had three tackles and a pass breakup in the victory at Richmond ... Totaled three tackles and a pass breakup at Northeastern ... Made two tackles in the win over Delaware ... Recorded a pair of tackles in the victory over Maine ... Had two tackles at North Carolina State.
2001: Co-recipient of the Vic Fusia Award, as the team's most improved player ... Played in all 11 games on the season, starting eight times ... Took over as the starter at one cornerback spot for the final six games of the season, after starting two games early in the year when Eddie Bowman was injured ... Totaled 44 tackles on the season, including 34 solo stops ... Also had two tackles for loss, three pass breakups and a pair of forced fumbles ... Recorded eight tackles in the victory over Northeastern, while also forcing a fumble and making a key pass breakup in the end zone in the closing minutes ... Made a career-best eight solo tackles at Villanova ... Had six solo tackles and forced a fumble at Delaware ... Recorded two tackles and a pass breakup at Maine ... Had four tackles and a pass breakup in the victory over James Madison ... Made four solo tackles against New Hampshire ... Had three tackles against Richmond, Rhode Island and Hofstra.
2000: Redshirted.
Before UMass: Played his prep ball at Hackensack High School ... Recorded 70 tackles and one interception during his senior season ... Also rushed for 1,981 yards and 25 touchdowns as a tailback, and returned a punt for a touchdown ... Had career totals of 188 tackles and six interceptions, in addition to rushing for 3,681 yards and 39 touchdowns ... Served as team captain during his senior season, when team posted a 10-2 record and won the New Jersey Group 4 championship ... Two-time team MVP ... Named first team All-County, All-League and All-Group 4 ... Also earned second team All-State honors ... Ran varsity track for three years ... A first team All-American and three-time All-Bergen County selection in track ... Ran a leg on the nation's fastest sprint medley relay team during junior year ... Set school record in the 600 meters with a time of 1:23.1 ... Also had top times of 22.31 in the 200 meters, 49.11 in the 400 meters and 1:55.4 in the 800 meters.
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Glass catfishes (Kryptopterus bicirrhis) are from Borneo, Sumatra, and Thailand. This fish is unusual because you can see through to its bones and internal organs.
Glass catfishes grow to about 4 inches or 10 cm in length. They have 2 barbels on the upper part of their mouth and have iridescent, scaleless bodies.
They are peaceful fish and can be kept in a community tank as long as their tankmates are peaceful. They usually swim along the middle layer of the tank. You must keep at least two glass catfish together in your aquarium and preferably a couple more. This is a shoaling fish and glass catfish do not survive in a tank without other members of their own species. This means if you only have 2 glass catfish and one of them dies you MUST go out and buy another one because the remaining one won't survive on its own. It is also best to keep glass catfish together that are of similar size if possible.
Not only is the name glass catfish appropriate because you can see right through them, but they are also fragile fish. Sometimes they don't even survive the trip home from the pet store.
You should provide plenty of plants in your aquarium for these fish so that they feel safe. They are somewhat shy fish and will fare much better if they have some hiding places.
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JWC TO THOMAS CARLYLE ; 7 July 1844; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18440707-JWC-TC-01; CL 18: 111-114
Sunday [7 July 1844]—
They are all gone to church save Babbie and I, who "in wera desperation" have mustered courage to resist such stupid Tyranny as attendance at church for forms sake would have been for us this day. Babbie prudently keeps her bed professing to be "all over aches" in consequence of our two pleasure excursions—for me a second sunday in bed would have been a little too strong—but I found my claim of immunity on a sore throat and make anybody welcome to look into my throat which is in truth very much inflamed. It has been the only disagreeable result of my two days passed in succession in the open air. Both Larks have come off beyond my most sanguine expectations— On Friday we sallied forth about twelve—we comprehending Helen Babbie Mary and myself—with Gambardella for our only protector—and followed by Gambardella's maid carrying a basket of provisions, and a small scotch terrier that kept us in perpetual excitement by biting our own and other peoples heels. Having crossed the water to New Brighton1 in a steamboat—a voyage in which even I could not manage to be sick—we were all set down on the beech to spend the day! and the prospect looked to me of the blackest!— But before I had time to sink under it, Gambardella with a sudden inspiration of Genius rushed off like a madman, and returned after a little while on the ugliest of created ponies followed by two lads leading five donkies to accommodate the whole party maid and all! and on these creatures we actually rode eight miles—along the shore—to a place called Leesowe2 and back again—sometimes galloping as if we had been on horseback; thanks to the lads who shouted and belaboured us from behind—and all the way in fits of laughter at the stupidity of the creatures and our own ridiculous appearance. At Leesowe we sent them to graze and spread our provisions in a sand-valley all covered over with wild Thyme and white roses—and Gambardella sung us Italian songs—and we eat sandwiches and drank a good deal of wine—and it was a good joy!3 Your health was proposed by G. and drank with enthusiasm—"success to his wo-k! Goodhumour to him and a speedy journey to Liverpool"!— Even you would have been conquered by the creatures efforts to amuse—and endless consideration for my comfort—just think of his taking off a beautiful lightcoloured coat and making it into a cushion for me to sit on—because the sand was damp— He is far best in the open air, being in fact a sort of savage. We all reached home in much better humour than we had left it—but the girls were dreadfully saddle-sick—for me, my old habits of riding I suppose had saved me—and I rose yesterday morning quite up to doing Chester— Our party there consisted of my Uncle, a Mr Liddle (the only man I ever saw in my life exactly ressembling a doll)4— I remarked so to my Uncle and he told me with a delighted chuckle that Mary had once a doll which HE used always to call Miss Liddle) Sophy Martin, Babbie Mary Maggie and myself— We crossed in a few minutes to monk Ferry5— and then got on the railway and then into an Omnubus which landed us at the Royal Hotel Chester—where I drank a FIRST full tumbler of porter—after returning from Eaton Hall (the Marquis of Westminsters Show place6) I had tumbler the second—two full glasses of champaigne and a glass of maidera!!—and I was not tipsey "the least in the world"!— Eaton Hall is a magnificent place—something betwixt Windsor and Drumlanrig7—but what's the oose on't?8—all shut up!— I was rather glad we happened to go on one of the two days of the week on which the house is not shown—all fine houses are so much alike—so fatiguing to inspect—and we had the more time to spend in the gardens and grounds— My Uncle enjoyed it immensely—and so did I myself—and yet I could hardly keep from crying all the while—my being there alone with my uncle felt so strange—and then there is always such a confusion in his mind betwixt her9 and me, when he speaks to me of old times:— He will ask me if I remember such a one, and such a thing—alluding to people and things that he and she used to talk of together—and if, as I seldom do, I answer anything that reminds him I am not her, he will say with a little cough and almost impatiently "Well—but you have heard of it"—
You cannot imagine how this sort of thing goes to ones heart— But I should tell you that the gate keeper at Eaton Hall refused to allow our carriage to pass— —"quite against his orders on Saturday"—until Mr Liddle privately handed him five shillings—when he said—"but I suppose since you are come on purpose I must make an exception"— — Is not the like of that beastly at the gate of "the richest man in all England"?10
After a handsome dinner and all that drink I mentioned—which my uncle seemed to have as much pleasure in providing for us as if he durst have participated in it himself—we walked all round the walls of the twown11 and inspected the Cathedral and a queer old concern of a place that Chester is— Did I ever see a walled town before? not that I remember of—
We came home as we went and were here about ten—to tea—and if it were not for this stupid sore throat I should not be a bit wearied—
What a great stroke that was your calling for the Macreadys I am reall glad you thought of it for they are good kind people and very fond of you— —if you will tell me precisely what you want to know about Preston I will—bear it in mind—
I do not know Mr Paulets name12 but his "name by nature" is enough or you can address to the care of the Lady— I adhere to my purpose of going tomorrow— She is to send the carriage for me Here is Helen returned from Church and wanting me to Mrs Martin
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AMARO is a private fashion jewelry company, designing and manufacturing since 1986. The founder and creative leader of the company is Irit Goffer Sasson. Mrs. Sasson has over 25 years' experience in jewelry design and is herself a live testimony that dreams do come true. Irit entered the world of jewelry and fashion from her deep love to the world of art, where she found a way to express her creativity.
Mrs. Sasson has acquired her education in the Italian school of design "Istituto Europeo Di design" and has started as a small business from her home while raising her kids. Steadily and gradually AMARO has grown into a successful international business, known worldwide.
The company started exporting its collections in 1999 and is today a chain of stores present in 21 countries worldwide
The expertise of AMARO is in designing unique sets of jewels inspired from ancient cultures, different religions and sources of feminine power in the various cultures. Its international nature is expressed in the materials used and the spirit in which they are combined. The materials arrive from all over the world. The jewels are set with natural stones that have energetic values, wild elements, such as corals, shells and bones and combined with Swarovski crystals. The combination of the wild with the processed material gives the jewel a unique and materially rich look, which is the main characteristic of AMARO. All the jewels are handmade, by traditional handiwork. Until today, just as when we started, the design and production of the jewels is executed in Israel, by hand.
Amaro is producing from Kiryat Atidim in Tel aviv, in a production plant which is 400 square feet and includes the marketing and assembling department. The production plant is employing 75 people working in producing, assembling and setting the jewelry.


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We've Got a Groovy Kind of Editor
By Geertjan-Oracle on Mar 20, 2007
Above, the "Source" and "Console" are buttons for toggling between the two views. The "File", "Edit, "Actions", and "Help" are the menus from the Groovy Console. (More about that, especially for NetBeans purists who don't agree with having these menu items in the visual view, further on in this blog entry.)
The two sides are synchronized, so that changes made on one side are set to the other side, in the componentActivated() method on both sides. (Some kind of 'Save' action needs to be added, so that the user can choose whether to synchronize the two sides.) However, the synchronization is handy, because it means the user can use the Source view for typing Groovy code, and then use the Console view for testing it!
Quickly looking under the hood, for those who might be interested, the synchronization approach is really simple. This is code in the source view's definition, which checks to see if the Groovy Console (i.e., the visual view embeds the Groovy Console) was started ("isConsoleRunning" should probably be called "wasConsoleStarted", because it is exited after it is started, as explained in recent blog entries), and then retrieves the content of the input area, pasting it into the NetBeans editor (thanks to a recent discussion on firstname.lastname@example.com, I now know how to replace Registry.getMostActiveComponent(), as shown below):
public void componentActivated() { super.componentActivated(); String inputFromVisual = null; //First check that the console is running, //which implies the the Console view has been opened //at least once: if (GroovyVisualView.isconsoleRunninng()) { //Get the text from the Groovy Console's input area: inputFromVisual = GroovyVisualView.getConsole().getInputArea().getText(); //Next, check that there is actually something in the input area: if (!(inputFromVisual.equals(""))) { //Get the current NetBeans document: JEditorPane [] jeps = Utilities.actionsGlobalContext().lookup(EditorCookie.class).getOpenedPanes(); for (int i = 0; i < jeps.length; i++) { JEditorPane jEditorPane = jeps[0]; //Set the text of the current document to the Groovy Console's input area: jEditorPane.setText(inputFromVisual); } } } }
In addition, notice that the Source view has some syntax coloring. (It would be nice if the Console view's input area had the same syntax coloring, but that would mean rewriting the Groovy Console, or implementing my own, because the current input area is a JTextArea, which means I can't set a MIME type. Pity it isn't a JEditorPane or JTextPane, like the output area.) That's based on the Groovy.nbs file in the NetBeans sources, to which I added new tokens for Swing components in Groovy. Can anyone give me a COMPLETE list of Swing components in Groovy (such as "menuItem" and "panel" and so on)? Currently, notice that I haven't identified all the tokens yet (which is why I'm appealing for a complete list here), as a result of which Swing components such as "menuBar" are not colored in the illustration above. So, I need all the Groovy tokens (as well as as much of the grammar as possible), please... otherwise this Groovy editor will not be so groovy. The full impact of Schliemann can only be felt once all the tokens are filled out completely, then code completion, code folding and all the other features can be added without much problem.
All of this probably looks a lot more impressive than it really is to implement it. Each part of it is very trivial. NetBeans purists might argue that the Console's menu bar should not be displayed in the visual view. Instead, the menu items should be migrated to the NetBeans IDE's menu items. Well, I disagree, and here's why... in NetBeans 6, with the undocking functionality, one will be able to undock each of the Groovy documents (and any other documents) from the IDE, so that, for example, this effect results:
Here, doesn't it make sense that the menu bar is in the visual view? This way, I could be working on multiple Groovy documents simultaneously, potentially spread across multiple monitors. The more control I have localized to the document, the more sense it makes to undock my document.
Anyway, there's a lot more to be said about all of the above, but clearly... we've got a Groovy kind of editor. By the way, the same editor infrastructure (i.e., this multiview editor) could be used for any scripting language, if it has some kind of console or other visual view. A simple check could be done on the MIME type, and then, depending on the MIME type, the applicable visual view could be loaded on the visual side of the editor.
This is the only Groovy-specific part in the editor, on the visual side, for loading the console into the visual area and the menu bar into the toolbar:
public MultiViewElement createElement() { Binding bind = new Binding(); console = new Console(this.getClass().getClassLoader(),bind); console.run(); consoleRunninng = true; container = console.getFrame().getContentPane(); menubar = console.getFrame().getJMenuBar(); console.getFrame().setVisible(false); this.revalidate(); console.exit(); return this; } public JComponent getVisualRepresentation() { return (JComponent) container; } public JComponent getToolbarRepresentation() { return menubar; }
So, in the methods above, we could check the MIME type and load other stuff into the visual view, depending on the language that we're dealing with. Therefore, this isn't just a Groovy editor, but potentially useful for other languages with a console (or something similar) as well.


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College Hockey:Brown Continues To Roll, Defeats SLU
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The ranks of the unbeaten in ECAC Hockey League play decreased by one Friday night as Brown snapped St. Lawrence's four-game unbeaten streak to start league play with a 4-1 win at Meehan Auditorium.
The Saints went into Friday night's game as one of only three Division I teams in the country unbeaten in conference play, joining Minnesota (6-0-2) and Rensselaer (1-0-1). Brown, winners of four of the last five, continued a history of filching at least one point from the Saints in each of the last 14 seasons as it scored a pair of power-play goals en route a 3-0 lead and then held off the Saints in the final period.
"Give Brown a ton of credit," said Saint coach Joe Marsh. "They capitalized on their power play and did a great job in their own end defensively in support of a good goaltending effort. They played a very solid game from start to finish and kept us from really sustaining any significant periods of offensive pressure.
"We knew going in that this would be a very tough road trip, and now we have to regroup and bounce back against a very good Yale team Saturday night."
The Saints fall to 7-5-0 overall and 4-1-0 in the ECACHL, while Brown improves to 5-3-2 and 2-2-1 in the ECACHL.
The Bears scored the lone goal of the first period, converting on the first power-play opportunity of the game. Freshman defenseman Jeremy Russell scored his first collegiate goal on a shot from the top of the left faceoff circle as Saint goalie Alex Petizian was screened and never saw the shot which beat him along the ice. Petizian came up big the rest of the way, however, and kept Brown from adding to its lead with some solid saves including a point-blank stop on Eric Slais with 2:15 to go in the period.
The Bears increased their lead to 2-0 just 1:01 into the second period as Matt Vokes was credited with his fifth of the season after a Saint defensive turnover right in front of Petizian. The Saint goalie got a piece of the puck with his stick, but it ended up flipping into the back of the net. The Brown power play stuck again with 1:10 left in the period to put the Saints in a 3-0 hole as Brian Ihnacak scored his second of the season, slamming the puck past Petizian from the doorstep off a centering pass by Sean Dersch.
"Alex played a very solid game and made some big saves to give us any chance to come back," said Marsh. "Both goalies were excellent tonight."
Brown freshman Dan Rosen, who leads the nation in goals against average and save percentage, kept the Saints off the board through two, but Kyle Rank finally got a puck behind him when he tucked a centering pass from Kevin DeVergilio under the sprawled goalie at 6:35 of the third on a Saint power play with Charlie Giffin also assisting.
That was the only goal the Saints were able to muster as Rosen finished with 24 saves for the Bears, who outshot the Saints 35-25. . The Brown rookie came up big on Max Taylor's shorthanded big with nine minutes to play to keep it a two-goal Brown lead
Brown added an empty netter with 1:02 to play as the Saints pulled Petizian for an extra attacker with almost three minutes to play, but couldn't get one past Rosen. Sean Muncy scored the Brown goal to make it a 4-1 final.
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The Blue Cross Broad Street Run will be held on Sunday, May 4th. For the second year in a row, the race will use a lottery beginning at 12:01am Saturday February 1st and closing Thursday, February 13th at 11:59 p.m. EST. Sign up anytime throughout the almost two-week period. Link to the lottery will be posted at www.broadstreetrun.com. During the lottery registration process you will be required to complete the entry form with credit card information. If you are not selected, your credit card will not be charged. The entry fee for the 2014 race is $43.00. You may only register ONE time.
If you would like to enter with friends or family, there will again be the option to register with a group up to seven members. If your group is selected in the lottery, all members are accepted. If your group is not selected, all members are rejected. Groups have the same chance of being selected as individual registrants. The first person in the group will set up the group.
An electronic drawing will be held and names of those selected will be available on Tuesday, February 18th. Additionally, an email will be sent to all those who entered the lottery indicating status.
A veteran runner is someone who has run the race for 10 years, consecutively or non-consecutively. Veterans must enter the lottery. If you do not get selected, you can submit a request to firstname.lastname@example.com by March 1. Be sure to enter the lottery!
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Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is an opportunity to
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The concept of Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) emerged
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Ubuntu manages a list of mainline kernels. If I wish to stay updated on a specific major revision (3.12.x), how can I automate this? And how do I stop Software Updater from suggesting 3.11.x kernels when searching for new updates.
Found a GitHub repository that does this: https://github.com/GM-Script-Writer-62850/Ubuntu-Mainline-Kernel-Updater
Skimmed through the source, looks like it should work as advertised. Checks for updates 60 seconds after each startup. Will update here if I encounter any problems during next minor revision update.
I'm on 13.10 and would like to stay updated on 14.04's kernel versions 3.12.x (excluding release candidates), so I edited
If you want to move for kernel testing, get the required kernel from Ubuntu Kernels then install it.
After installing it, open software sources and make the selection for proposed updates also.
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"Forcing" is the term used to describe the process that stimulates bulbs to bloom out of season. Among the most commonly forced bulb flowers are muscari, tulips, daffodils, amaryllis, paper whites and hyacinths.
Spring flowering hardy bulbs require a rooting period of about 12 to 15 weeks at temperatures between 41-48°F in order to produce a good root system. Store bulbs in a location where this temperature can be maintained throughout the entire rooting period. Non-hardy bulbs such as amaryllis and paper white narcissus do not require this type of rooting period.
Bare bulbs can be stored for several weeks in the refrigerator prior to potting without damage if they are packed properly, in an onion bag or paper bag with holes in it to provide airflow. However, they will still require the rooting period after they have been potted, as storing them was just to keep them from rotting.
Some locations to consider when rooting the bulbs include a working refrigerator, putting the bulbs into the vegetable crisper drawer. Be sure they are no where near apples which gives off ethylene gas. Another thought would be to use an unheated basement or root cellar, or even an unheated garage as long as the temperature does not go below freezing.
Some bulbs like hyacinths can be forced in special forcing vases. These vases have a narrow neck that allow for the bulb to sit above the water, with just the roots in the water.
Another popular vessel for forcing bulbs is using a decorative or plain pot. Use clean pots with drainage holes. Try to allow for 2 inches of plain potting soil below the bulb and select a pot large enough to allow the top of the bulb to be even with the rim when placed on the soil.
Place soil in the pot, then carefully place bulbs into position. Add enough soil to fill the pot, firming the soil gently around the bulbs. too vigorous handling can bruise the bulbs so be gentle. Water well.
It may be helpful to label each pot with the name of the variety, planting date, and the date to bring it out of storage for forcing. This is especially helpful if you are targeting a certain date for gifting, such as Christmas or Valentine's Day.
Bulbs will flower in 3-4 weeks after they have been brought into warmer temperatures. From time of planting to flowering, allow a period of 15 weeks, determined by needing 12 weeks for rooting, and 3 additional weeks in warmer temperatures to flower. Here is a guide but remember that plants can vary.
To flower in January, plant in September or very early October
To flower in February, plant early- to mid-October
To flower later, plant in late October or early November
The actual forcing begins when you remove the bulbs from the cool environment into warmth and light, which triggers the growth of leaves and flowers. Sunshine and warm, not hot , temperature are the most important factors in promoting successful flowering. Transfer the pots to a place indoors with indirect sunlight and temperatures about 60°F for a week or two.
When the shoots are 4-6 inches tall, move the pots to a bright, sunny window to stimulate blooming. A temperature of about 68°F and bright sunlight will produce the best results. When the buds take on color, return the plants to indirect sunlight to make the blossoms last. Keep the soil moist at all times.
After blooming, hardy bulbs such as hyacinths and tulips cannot be forced again, however, they can be planted outdoors where they may re bloom within a year or two.


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Arkansas lawmakers are returning to the Capitol for six days of work on tax cuts, health care and a proposed steel mill as they near an April 19 deadline to wrap up this year's legislative session.
The House and Senate on Monday planned to convene for the 12th week of this year's session. House and Senate leaders say both chambers will meet through Saturday as they try to recess before a self-imposed deadline.
House and Senate committees planned to take up a $125 million financing proposal to help build a steel mill in northeast Arkansas. House and Senate leaders endorsed the measure last week.
Legislative leaders say they're nearing agreement on a $100 million tax cut package. They're also looking at a plan to expand health insurance to low-income Arkansans.
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The assessed value of Napa County vineyards in tax year 2013-2014 accounted for approximately $1.8 billion dollars of the total assessment roll of approximately $29.5 billion. Like all other real property, vineyards are subject to Proposition 13, have base-year values and are reappraised on changes of ownership and new construction (new vines or replanting). Three main components of vineyards contribute to the total value: the land, the non-living improvements (NLI) including stakes, trellises, irrigation and frost protection, and the vines themselves.
On change of ownership of a parcel that either is already planted to vines or is capable of being planted, the land value is usually derived from comparing sales of lands either already in vineyard or to be planted to vineyard. The appraiser must make adjustments for location, size and special characteristics, such as proximity to a stream or river, slope, soil, etc. If the property is already a producing vineyard and there is adequate information about production, expenses and prices received for the grapes, the appraiser can use an income approach to arrive at a total value, which then must be allocated to the three components. Where an income approach does not apply, the appraiser will allocate a portion of the purchase price to the vines unless the vineyard is very old or diseased. Sales of planted versus non-planted acreage give an indication of the contribution that the vines make to the sales price.
Non-living improvements are usually valued by the cost approach when first installed. Upon a change of ownership the appraiser often makes an allocation of the sale price to NLI based on their cost new, less any depreciation for the age or condition of the vines. Costs are maintained on a countywide basis using information received from individual owners on vine reports that they receive from our office on a three-year cycle. All information received is kept confidential.
In the Napa Valley, most vines have a life of between 25 and 30 years. Vineyards may be subject to more frequent changes as varietals move in and out of favor, spacing and trellises are modified to meet new technology and diseases like phylloxera or Pierce's impact the vines. The NLI are usually removed along with the vines themselves. When a block of vines is replanted, the prior base-year value of the vines and NLI are removed from the roll.
For new or replanted vines, the first three years after planting are exempt from taxation under California law because they are not considered to be in full production. For the fourth year, the vines are enrolled using a per acre value based on values derived from comparable sales in prior years. For the 2013 tax year (July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014) vines planted in 2009 will come out of exempt status at a value of $30,000 per acre. By comparison, thirty-five years ago (1978) the value per acre for vines was $2,500.
The newly installed costs of NLI are enrolled as new base-year values. In the first five years of a newly replanted block of vines, NLI values often change as wires and cross arms are added. Water frost protection and drip irrigation often involve a water source, usually a reservoir, pumps and main pipelines, laterals and risers. When a block of vines is removed, the reservoir, pumps and mains usually remain, with only the laterals and risers being removed. When the frost protection/irrigation system of the new planting is re-established, only the laterals and risers receive new base-year values.
It is in the best interest of vineyard owners and purchasers to give the Assessor as much data as possible about their vineyards so that we can arrive at a fair assessment. Unfortunately, only 60%-65% of the vineyard owners who receive vine reports in any given year return them. Failure to report timely can mean vines and NLI that have been removed may be assessed for several years after removal. Non-reporting can also lead to escape assessments when we discover that new vines were planted several years before.
Should you have any questions please contact Napa County Assessor-Recorder-County Clerk John Tuteur at 707.253.4459 or by e-mail email@example.com More articles can be found at http://www.countyofnapa.org/Assessor/
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We Live in an Age of Disintegration
The Terrible Cost to Democrats and American Society of Ignoring Thomas Frank's Warnings
Debt Deflation -- the Economic Concept That Proves Market Optimists Wrong
With Half a Million Ballots Left to Count, Likelihood of Sanders Win in California Dims
Neoconservatives Endorse Hillary Clinton for President Because They Know She's One of Them
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"The Simpsons" hasn't been funny since Bill Clinton was president, but in its prime nothing was better. Now in season 23, the show just aired its 500th episode. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange guested, taping his lines from England.
For the second straight week, "The Simpsons" mocked Fox News, but the gag is mysteriously absent from the show's online versions. After all these years has Rupert Murdoch finally had enough, or is this just a case of the randoms?
Although it has now been not funny longer than it was the best show on television (or ever?), "The Simpsons" is still finding ways to stay innovative. This guest title sequence, overseen by brilliant street artist Banksy, self-reflexively addresses accusations of slave labor against the show.
A study published in The Lancet medical journal concludes that the effects of alcohol should be viewed in the same light as the effects of smoking. Alcohol consumption is linked to one in every 25 deaths worldwide, the study said.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, said Friday there was no fraud in last week's presidential election and demanded an end to massive street protests. He warned that political leaders supporting such protests—words aimed directly at losing candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi—would be responsible for any violence.
"Simpsons" creator Matt Groening can take some creative license with his characters' back stories, as in this clip, which shows Marge and Homer Simpson—still in college as they anticipate the end of the '90s—predicting that Bill Clinton will certainly be seen as the worst president in U.S. history for "lying in a deposition in a civil lawsuit." Well ... maybe not.
The "Countdown" host stopped by the Simpson household this week to convince Marge to stop skipping commercials with her TiVo.
In a satirical match made in heaven, Stephen Colbert appears in cartoon form on "The Simpsons" season premiere. Meanwhile, "Family Guy" takes a jab at the Bushies (and Limbaughs) of the world on its own season debut—featuring a "Star Wars" send-up, just to add that much more comical catnip to the mix for the show's loyal target demographic.
"The Simpsons" has never shied away from biting the hand that feeds it, but in its 400th episode—heavily promoted by the network—the show went for a two-fer, mocking both the low-brow Fox and the propagandistic Fox News.
Our collection of favorite videos this week includes Sen. Chuck Schumer nailing the Bush administration on the firing of U.S. attorneys, the Discovery Channel drooling over a weapon that kills Americans, and "The Simpsons" dressing down Fox News.
"The Simpsons" has never shied away from biting the hand that feeds it. In this classic clip, the show eviscerates Fox News in what may be the greatest ever indictment of the network. It's worth watching multiple times just to take in the "crawl."
This week, our collection of Truthdig-flavored videos includes GOP senators grilling Condi on Bush's troop escalation plan; a brutally ironic film reminding us that Saddam Hussein was a 40-year CIA asset; and "The Simpsons" on global warming.
As usual, "The Simpsons" cuts to the quick of the global warming "debate."
This week, our favorite assemblage of videos includes: HBO's revelatory documentary "Hacking Democracy"; a shocking video of a UCLA student being repeatedly Tasered by campus police; and Truthdig Editor Robert Scheer sounding off on Joe Lieberman, Bernie Sanders and O.J. Simpson.
"The Simpsons" takes a shot at the unsavory tactics of Army recruiters, always on the lookout for new blood to fight in "America's next unresolvable conflict."
In this clip from the most recent "Simpsons" Halloween special, two outer-space aliens spar over the wisdom of destroying Earth over the dubious claim that its inhabitants were developing weapons of "mass disintegration." Good stuff. Watch it.
From the BBC
The BBC takes a look at the philosophy of the show: "It's not that the Simpsons is atheist propaganda; its main target is not belief in God or the supernatural, but the arrogance of particular organised religions that they, amazingly, know the will of the creator."
Fox via CNN
OK, OK, we know that it's a waste of breath of get exercised over the ignorance educational quirks of the American populace, but get this: Only one in four people can name more than one First Amendment freedom, while half of people in a poll can name at least two "Simpsons" family members.
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