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There's no getting away from it, for most people the practical driving test is one of the most daunting things things they'll ever undertake. Seasoned motorists with a full range of life experiences behind them will still look back at the day they passed their driving test and recall the sweaty palms, nervous tension and jelly legs long before the elation of being told they'd actually passed comes back to them.
Why is the practical driving test such an ordeal? That's anyone's guess. Maybe it's the long build up with all those hours of driving tuition leading up to 40 minutes or so in the car with a clipboard-wielding examiner. Maybe it's the prospect of being let loose on the road without the safety net of your instructor for the first time. Maybe it's the thought of what your friends will say if you return without a driving licence and the passport to freedom it represents.
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Whatever the reason, for the majority of learner drivers who take it, the practical driving test is a nerve-wracking experience. That's why we've complied this handy guide. Its aim is to tell you what to expect from the practical driving test, ease those nerves and give you some top tips on how to pass.
The practical driving test is the final hurdle in the process of getting your full UK driving licence. To take it, you'll need a provisional licence and to have already passed the driving theory test with its hazard perception test element.
The practical test is taken at a driving test centre where an examiner with take you through an eyesight check, some vehicle safety questions that are often referred to as the 'show me, tell me questions' and around 40 minutes of practical driving assessment.
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The driving part of the test will be split into two parts. The first will have you following directions from the examiner and performing various manoeuvres. The second part is the independent driving test where candidates are told to follow traffic signs and/or a set of directions accompanied by a simple diagram.
First things first, the driving test examiner will want to make sure that you can see well enough to take the test. You will be asked to read a standard car numberplate at a distance of around 20 meters.
If you are unable to read the numberplate, you'll be given a second chance on another numberplate. If you fail to read that one, you'll be given a final chance with the distance accurately measured out. If you fail again, that will be the end of your test.
If you wear glasses or contact ensues to take the eyesight test, you're required by law to wear them whenever you drive a car or ride a motorcycle. That includes wearing them for the remainder of your driving test.
Being safe on the road isn't all about your driving, you'll also need to be able to check that your car is safe before getting behind the wheel. The vehicle safety questions in the practical driving test are designed to verify that you have a basic knowledge of how to do that.
The questions are often referred to as 'show me, tell me' questions as the instructor will ask one 'show me' question and one 'tell me' question. For the show me question you'll have to demonstrate how to carry out a basic vehicle safety check and for the tell me question you have to explain how you'd do it. For example, you might be asked to show the examiner the oil filler cap and then tell them how to check the car's oil level.
If you give the wrong answer for one or both parts of the question, you'll get one driving fault on your test.
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So this is it, the part of your practical driving test where you actually have to drive. For the first part of the test, the instructor will give you directions around a set route designed to take in a variety of different road and traffic conditions. You should drive in the way your instructor has taught you and any mistakes will be marked down as faults by the examiner.
In the first part of the test you'll be asked to complete one reversing exercise; either reversing around a corner, a turn in the road or reverse parking. You may also be asked to carry out an emergency stop.
The independent driving part of the test follows on from the first part of the practical driving test. Rather than giving you specific step-by-step instructions as you go, the examiner will give you a set of directions accompanied by a diagram and expect you to drive safely on your own.
You may be asked to follow traffic signs or rely exclusively on the directions you are given before you set off. Remember; this isn't an exercise in navigation, the priority is to drive safely and well at all times - it doesn't matter if you go the wrong way.
The examiner will mark you on all aspects of your driving throughout the practical driving test. You can accrue up to 15 driving faults and still pass but the 16th fault you get will mean failure. When it comes to serious or dangerous faults, however, it's 'one strike and you're out'.
If the examiner thinks you're a danger to other road users, they will stop the test immediately. Otherwise, you'll be able to complete the test and return to the test centre where you'll be told whether you've passed or failed.
We spoke to Dave Childs, an instructor with the RED Driving School for the past 15 years, to find out some top tips on learning the skills needed and how to stay calm on your test day.
Here are the top ten to help guide you right from the very beginning, before you've even turned a wheel, through to the big day of your practical test.
Give yourself a sufficient amount of time to learn how to drive and pass your test. Don't try to rush the process, as many skills are developed through experience and taking numerous tests can be expensive. Let your instructor advise you on when you are ready.
There are many costs to take in to consideration when learning how to drive so make sure you've got the budget in place to see it through. Costs include a provisional driving licence, theory test, professional driving lessons (the UK average is 45 hours) and the practical driving test.
If possible keep your lessons regular and try to aim for two hours a week behind the wheel. This will help you progress consistently, boosting your confidence, whilst not allowing time to forget what you've already learnt and maximise the time spent with your instructor.
Keep yourself motivated by noting down when you've reached a big milestone and celebrate it. Some tutors use a progress log that helps pupils keep track of where they are on the syllabus, but if yours doesn't then consider making your own.
Once you've gained some experience with an instructor, if possible, get a friend or relative to take you out for extra practice on the road. One of the key ingredients of driving is gaining experience which brings with it confidence. So spend as much time as you can behind the wheel. There are rules about who can accompany a learner - they must be over 21 and have had a full licence for over 3 years. Make sure you have the relevant insurance in place, too.
Use interactive online learning tools, such as RED's Road Brain Trainer or smartphone Apps like Theory Test UK from Driving Test Success, practice spotting potential risks on the road. This will give you a deeper understanding of situations that may occur and how to avoid them.
Aim to pass your theory test after 10-14 hours of practical training. Once this has been passed, you can book the practical test and concentrate on working towards the ultimate goal.
Do at least one mock test, under test conditions and using a test route. This will help you prepare for the big day and help to settle your nerves as you will know what to expect. An important point is keep the date of your real practical test quiet - the more people you tell the more pressure you will feel on the day.
Make sure that you don't have a late night before the day of the test. If you have time, have a lesson beforehand to settle the nerves and get you thinking in the right way about your driving.
Any time you feel tense or feel you've lost your focus, or if you feel you've made a mistake on your test, remember to concentrate on your breathing and take a few deep breaths. This will calm your mind, stop you dwelling in the past and help you focus on the next instruction. Remember, any mistake you feel you've made may only be minor, in which case you can still pass your test. And don't feel shy if you didn't understand something. Ask your examiner to repeat any instructions you're not sure of.
Driving is an ongoing learning experience and lessons do not have to stop once you've passed your test. Most instructors will be happy to teach you to drive on a motorway, at night and in poor weather conditions so you can improve your skills.
Pass plus is a popular choice and can reduce the cost of your insurance. Telematics insurance, where the insurance company monitors how you drive with a 'black box' fitted to your car, is another option to consider. You will be heavily rewarded with cheap insurance for being a sensible driver.
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- 2 tablespoons olive oil
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- 1 (10 ounce) can beef consomme
- 1⁄2 cup cranberry juice
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 minced garlic clove
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- 1 tablespoon minced onion
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
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- Brown beef tips in olive oil until brown.
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Oh yum!!! These are excellent! Nothing overpowering, very good balance of flavor. I did 2 cloves of garlic and a whole onion, only because I love it with beef. This would be a great recipe for a beginner. Thanks for sharing!
I made this tonight for supper and my family loved it and has already asked when we can have it again. The only difference was I followed the advice of PSU Lioness and added about a teaspoon of garlic salt and I added a half cup of mushrooms because we love them. This is awesome and definitely a keeper.

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I'm with you and I'm sure Yaca is to. We'd love the new version of K-1 to get back to the glory days of the last two decades, but Glory really do have most of the top names fighting under their banner these days and the Madrid event was enjoyable, but not as good IMO as the Glory event put on the same weekend.
The States has never particularly been a hotbed of MT or quality Kickboxing, but maybe this is where the new version of K-1 will capture the imagination of a few guys over there and some stars will be born, maybe Ky Hollenback can shake things up a bit who knows...but he's fighting under the Glory banner.
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An Appreciation of Playwright Arthur Miller
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Arthur Miller has died at the age of 89. The author of several classic American plays, including Death of a Salesman and The Crucible, Miller was widely acknowledged as the country's most important playwright. NPR's Karen Grigsby Bates offers an appreciation.
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There's been a string of bad news for vehicle startups in recent months including Fisker, Think and Next Autoworks. Other than the difficult market for electric cars and the recession, what's something that ties these companies together: funding from Valley firm Kleiner Perkins.
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Electric vehicle company Fisker Automotive is in talks to be acquired by Chinese auto companies, a sharp contrast to competitor Tesla Motors. Electric car company Fisker Automotive appears to have found the deep pockets it needs.
Electric car startup Fisker Automotive pushed its long-delayed inaugural electric car to market before it was market-ready in order to try to meet government milestones, according to a former Fisker employee that left the company.
Kleiner Perkins Partner Ray Lane received the world's second production Fisker Karma, an extended range electric car, on Tuesday.
Fisker is the latest electric car maker to reach out to Chinese investors and auto tech giants for investment and acquisition. And it's also the latest electric car company to struggle and face a discounted value.
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Skip to comments.What's yer round up number. How long you been a freeper? (Old Time Freepers Wanted)
Posted on 06/10/2010 8:38:54 AM PDT by Scythian
Scythian - Since Dec 29, 1998
I've given my opus a few times but always came a crawlin' back. I figure if they go by "join date" we old timers will go first ...
So any active Freepers out there have joined dates more ancient than mine?
The Wizard
Since Jun 3, 1998
Awesome, you got me beat man, good to see old timers still active ...
Wow! Tell us some stories about the old days Gramps!
"they" restarted the registration system. I was in here some time in 1996!
Freeper class of '98 checking in.
STD, lurker since before the Clinton Gang. Poster at the first FReeper Convention in DC.
You old folks are creepy.
Tell us some stories about the old days Gramps! What got you here? Why do you stay?
June 26, 1998 - see, I'm so old I had to post twice.
Ax - 12 Feb 1998.
Don't forget that, in the Fall of '98, the FR signup window was closed for a while.
I would not trade it for anything.
Wow! So what got you here? Why do you stay? 12 years is a long time.
Since May 16, 1999
Any idea who is the longest serving Freeper other then Jim Rob?
July 3, 1998
Al Gore's shady recount in Florida prompted me to join.
I joined in 99 also.
1998 here as well.
Okay, hear is funny Freeper story of mine.
I sent Michael Medved a fake news story once that looked and real and authentic during the Clinton/Lewinski scandal. Clinton was in China and things were really bad, the story was breaking hard and it looked like his presidency was doomed. I sent a story to Medved declaring that Clinton was seeking asylum in China. I never thought anything about it until like 4 years ago when I heard Medved on the radio talking about checking sources and integrity and he stated that he wanted to go live with "this story" about Clinton in China seeking asylum, he wanted to be the first to go live with it but his staff desperately begged him not too. Good thing too. I got a secret little thrill when I heard him say that on the radio - LOL
I posted it on the FR and send a link to Medved ...
Guess I'm a young'n...
McGavin999 April 14, 1998
March 2, 1998
I saw a guy yesterday with a 1997 join date...didn't realize that was possible!
Oct 22, 1998
FR was wild and woolly in those days.
Ditto....was class of 97 until JimRob reinstated me.
Wow, some great old timers here. I think we oughta get some "Historial Plates" or something for 10 years or so. Maybe a little icon next to our posts, a little american flag or something ... ?
Jun 21, 1998
I joined 8 days later... Those were crazy days, during the attempted coup.
How can you find out when you joined?
I know I was on FR when the first plane went into the tower, which sent me to my TV and I watched as the second tower was hit.
That was 9/11/2001
But I was on before that...just don't know when.
That's a nice idea.
You are brilliant! Evvvvil but brilliant!
I like that, I think an little American flag would be great.
Since Dec 28, 1999
Since Oct 29, 1998
This thread should be posted under "whitewater."
May Day, 1998
Dec 5, 1997
But that was the date Jim turned on the requirement that you register in order to post so a bunch of us have that date but we were hanging out a year or so before that. I think I was the 210th registered - something like that.
Someone mentioned '96—I got hold of a WebTV in '97 and it took me awhile to get going and learn to send/receive emails; I hadn't ever used an ATM machine yet either at that time.
Since then I've gone through many websites, messageboards, forums, whatever—mainly because most of 'em were freebies, and as soon as they became "successful" they dump the freeloaders. Others just went belly-up!
Good—maybe—to still be around, though...or is it?/!
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H.R.1542: WMD Intelligence and Information Sharing Act of 2013
|Pat Meehan, R-PA
|4 (2 Democrats, 2 Republicans)
|April 12, 2013
|House Homeland Security; Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs
Emergency management
Congressional oversight
Nuclear weapons
Government information and archives
Arms control and nonproliferation
Homeland security
Intelligence activities, surveillance, classified information
Infectious and parasitic diseases
Food supply, safety, and labeling
Hazardous wastes and toxic substances
Radioactive wastes and releases
Bill Progress
- Bill introduced in the House
- Bill passed in the House
- Bill passed in the Senate
- Bill signed into law
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Last Action
|July 22, 2013
|Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
|July 22, 2013
|On motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: (2/3 required): 388 - 3 (Roll no. 375). (View this vote)
|July 22, 2013
|Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.
|July 22, 2013
|Considered as unfinished business.
|July 22, 2013
|At the conclusion of debate, the Yeas and Nays were demanded and ordered. Pursuant to the provisions of clause 8, rule XX, the Chair announced that further proceedings on the motion would be postponed.
|July 22, 2013
|Mr. Meehan moved to suspend the rules and pass the bill.
|July 22, 2013
|Considered under suspension of the rules.
|July 22, 2013
|DEBATE - The House proceeded with forty minutes of debate on H.R. 1542.
|April 23, 2013
|Referred to the Subcommittee on Counterterrorism and Intelligence.
|April 11, 2013
|Referred to the House Committee on Homeland Security.
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Arrow marker on the lakeshore walk.
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CS: Rozcestnik turistickych tras // EN: Direction and Distance Arrow of tourist paths
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location: Jihomoravsky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 6/22/2016
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Rozcestník Troják
Signpost is located on a hill Troják
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location: Zlinsky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 6/12/2016
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Signpost is located in the municipality Bojkovice.
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Direction and Distance Arrows for cyclists in Altendorf.
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location: Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
date approved: 5/30/2016
Rozcestník Lopeník,obecní úrad
Signpost is located in the village Lopeník.
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The Arrows shows the Direction and the Distance to Formula 1 Racing tracks.
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A direction and distance arrow sign in the marina, next to the Redondo Beach Pier.
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The Arrows shows the way to the hikingtrails "Rundwanderwege Mörsdorf"
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Panneau touristique de Salins les Bains
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Arrow signs while cycling € 5 and 15 ;-)
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Pen Tool with Masking Tutorial by ClinkorzWatch
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hrm...well I've never made a tutorial before so best of luck following this ha! My style of shading and shape definition is very akin to Illustrator. I just prefer to have more control over my gradients than in Illustrator. Using masks retains crisp edges on all of your shapes, retaining their 'vector-like' quality at 100% zoom but no further. I told you guys this was rather boring xD
If you need help though, feel free to note me or post a comment here!
If you need help though, feel free to note me or post a comment here!
You make a very clear tutorial! I am trying to understand layers so I can start trying to do a drawing (or color one) in GIMP. This helps, a little, even if it isn't GIMP.
aahhhh very helpful tutorial! T u T
I love it great tutorial , may help me :3
This tutorial looks great so far but maybe you should add the pictures and small infos on the selections of your artwork like selecting the shapes while using the brush and stuff like the bow for example or any parts of the body on how you work them very beautify, almost making your work nearly pop to life. That would be helpful. Thank you! ^^
This looks so fun. I'm gonna try it out soon. Thanks for sharing
Oh, wow. I didn't realize your work was partially vector like this.
hey this might help me make my dratini even cuter! thanks! I plan to eventually get around to drawing 152 pokemon. (including missingno..though I'm not sure how.....)


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Stress Management Health Center
Getting a Grip on Roadway Anger
April 21, 2000 -- He was a college freshman, a hothead who drove a pickup, very often on someone's bumper. He sometimes forced drivers off the side of the road. In his back seat was a baseball bat -- to defend himself, and to threaten those who angered him.
One night, a young girl did just that. She cut him off, trying to pass him on a mountain road.
"I jumped out of truck, had the baseball bat in my hand ? and then I realized how stupid it was," he later told his therapy group. "This woman was scared to death. She was shaking like a leaf. I threw the baseball bat back into the truck, then went back and talked to her."
"He changed from public menace to public helper," says the young man's therapist, Jerry Deffenbacher, PhD, a professor of psychology at Colorado State University. "He was still mad at the young woman for not passing safely and bumping his truck, but he calmed himself down. He told us, 'I realized I didn't have to behave this way.'"
So-called "high-anger drivers" like this young man are twice as likely to engage in risky behavior, like drinking and driving and driving without seatbelts, Deffenbacher says. They are also 1.4 times more likely to have accidents or speeding violations. But his research shows that relaxation therapy can help these drivers feel less angry and change their dangerous ways.
Deffenbacher's paper on hostile drivers appears in this month's issue of the Journal of Consulting Psychology. He has spent nearly two decades studying anger and road rage.
Road rage takes many forms, and not all are aggressive, Deffenbacher says. Sometimes, it can simply make life miserable.
One typical scenario involved a woman with a 45-minute commute in Denver. "She would get so mad on her way to work, it impacted her work environment for about an hour. She got angry on the way home and withdrew from her husband and kids, because she would be so tired and mad," Deffenbacher tells WebMD.
The result: "She had stomachaches, she had headaches. Her doctor said she needed to manage her anger better, that it was impacting her health. She said, 'I've got to get a handle on this, because it's impacting my health, and my family doesn't like me any more, either,'" he says.


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This is the best time of year to be pregnant. We got so many baby gifts yay!
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Cincinnati vs Cleveland Recap - Indians Over Reds 2-1
Cleveland got a 2-1 victory over Cincinnati on Saturday, with Josh Tomlin earning the victory and helping Indians moneyline bettors cash out.
The Indians were a -110 favorite in the win. The combined score dipped UNDER the total, which closed at 7.5.
Cleveland got 7 innings from Josh Tomlin, who gave up 1 earned run on 3 hits, while striking out 3. He earned the victory, while the Indians got 2 RBIs from Travis Buck in the win.
Cincinnati's starting pitcher Homer Bailey worked 7 innings, giving up 4 hits and 2 earned runs while striking out 4 in the loss. They got 2 hits from Ryan Hanigan in a losing cause.
Cleveland enjoyed an edge at the plate with a 5-4 advantage in hits.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Earl Scruggs was remembered Sunday as an influential, helpful and humble banjo player who put his own mark on bluegrass music.
Oconee Youth School of Performance (OYSP) in Watkinsville had its best showing at the regional Access Broadway talent competition in March at Stone Mountain.
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David Shearon and Elissa Basco came out on top Sunday night as 10 local celebrities and their professional dance partners took to the stage at the Classic Center for the Fifth Annual Dancing with the Athens Stars.
FOLKSTON — The Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge is gearing up to celebrate its 75th anniversary this month in conjunction with Earth Day.
SAVANNAH — Scientists spotted just six calves born to right whales during the winter, making it one of the poorest calving seasons for the endangered marine mammals in a decade.
MACON — Macon police say a security camera filmed a man they suspect killed a man who was shot while driving and tried to flee by heading onto Interstate 75.
SAVANNAH — A Savannah police sergeant has been fired after he was arrested on charges related to a dispute with his wife.
UNION CITY — Police in metro Atlanta are investigating a home invasion in which two people were killed and two others critically injured.
AUGUSTA — Authorities in Augusta are investigating the discovery of a body found underneath a pontoon boat in the Savannah River.
Here is what's going on around the Athens area today, April 2: EVENTS Screening and discussion of documentary film "Education Under Fire": 7:30 p.m., Room 148, Miller Learning Center, 48 Baxter St.
DALLAS - The pecan tree, more than 300 years old, stands out from the others in a forested area of Dallas, a 25-foot segment of its trunk slightly bowed and running almost parallel to the ground before jutting high up into the sky.
HOUSTON — Months after their state-certified vehicle inspection station was cited by federal authorities for failing to notice defects in a bus that crashed in North Texas, killing 17 passengers, brothers Alam and Cesar Hernandez shuttered their firm. But that didn't mean they were out of the vehicle inspection business.
COLUMBIA, Mo. — As American teenagers go, Sally Kim is pretty typical. She's crazy about singer Bruno Mars and the Plain White T's rock band, spends way too much time on Facebook and can't wait to start college in the fall.
SAN FRANCISCO — The U.S. Coast Guard has rescued two injured sailors from a yacht that was hit by a monster wave while participating in an around-the-world race.
BOISE, Idaho — Republican Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter offered begrudging praise Friday for President Barack Obama's 2009 stimulus fund, saying it has helped complete highway projects in Idaho, create jobs and reduce the need for state gas tax hikes.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — When Frank Verna pulls up to a battered, four-unit apartment building at lunch hour, he's just over a mile as the seagull flies from the gated, oceanfront palaces of South Florida's wealthiest.
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama is calling on Congress to increase taxes on millionaires, reviving a proposal he first pitched last September that aims to draw sharp election-year lines between the president and the Republican opposition.
MEXICO CITY — Former President Miguel de la Madrid, who led Mexico from 1982 to 1988 during an economic crisis and a devastating earthquake, died Sunday at age 77, the government said.
WASHINGTON — A technical problem affecting the Visa network barred some people around the United States from using their credit and debit cards for about 45 minutes on Sunday, the company said.
MIAMI — Political leaders, sport stars and entertainers were among several thousand people who gathered Sunday at a Miami rally to call for an arrest in the fatal shooting of an unarmed Florida teenager by a neighborhood watch volunteer.
MILWAUKEE — President Barack Obama's administration launched a multi-pronged assault on Mitt Romney's values and foreign policy credentials Sunday, while a fresh set of prominent Republicans rallied behind the GOP front-runner as the odds-on nominee, further signs the general election is overtaking the primary season.
YANGON, Myanmar — She struggled for a free Myanmar for a quarter-century, much of it spent locked away under house arrest. Now, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate whose nonviolent campaign for democracy at home transformed her into a global icon is on the verge of ascending to public office for the first time.
ISTANBUL — A coalition of more than 70 partners, including the United States, pledged Sunday to send millions of dollars and communications equipment to Syria's opposition groups, signaling deeper involvement in the conflict amid a growing belief that diplomacy and sanctions alone cannot end the Damascus regime's repression.
NEW YORK — The wife of the JetBlue pilot whose frightening behavior forced an emergency landing says the family is focusing on his recovery and will not be giving interviews.
It's no surprise that The Augusta Chronicle would take a strongly negative view of public employee unions contributing to the political process (What Others Say, "Unions worse than Super PACs," March 25).
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Saturday with Claire Byrne Saturday 13 April 2013
Saturday with Claire Byrne questions agendas, dissects the week gone by, and debates the likely issues of the week to come.
Live from the Sinn Féin Ard Fheis in Castlebar.
Joining Claire are: Deputy First Minister - Martin McGuinness, Sinn Féin Vice President - Mary Lou McDonald, political reporter with the Irish Times - Mary Minihan, Pádraig Mac Lochlainn TD - Donegal North East, Pearse Doherty TD Donegal South West, Senator Kathryn Reilly and Conor Murphy MLA.
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Is it possible to add instagram?
Is it possible to add instagram?
I've updated the plugin to include Instagram.
Instagram is now available in 2.9.8. Thanks!
Why instagram is not the official icon?
Sorry about that, I'll change to the official icon in the next update!
Blink! can we have the latest link to the social media widget that includes Instagram as well??
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According to a press release from David Case, assistant superintendent of Harrison County schools, 185 potential candidates are set to graduate from Harrison County High School on Thursday, May 26.
The graduation ceremony is slated to be held at the Harrison County Athletic Complex with the North Gate opening at 5:30 p.m., and the processional of seniors beginning at 7 p.m.
Specific information from the press release is as follows:
The Cynthiana-Harrison County Library Board hosted a retirement reception for former library director, Pat Barnes, center. Board members are from left, Kelley Brunker, Stephen McCauley, James Gray and Teresa Davis. Barnes had been at the library since 2005. Bessie Davis is the new library director.
Motorists who refuse to wear seat belts – beware. The Cynthiana Police Department, Harrison County Sheriff's Department and Kentucky State Police are joining the 2016 national Click It or Ticket seat belt enforcement mobilization on May 23 to help save lives by cracking down on those who don't buckle up.
There were 761 total highway fatalities in Kentucky in 2015, with 588 killed in motor vehicles. Of those 588 fatalities, 300 (61 percent) were not wearing a seat belt.
Longtime Ducks Unlimited volunteer Kevin Wright has been designated the new Ducks Unlimited State Chairman for Kentucky.
Wright earned his Bachelor in Business Administration degree from Northwood University and works in supplier development for Toyota Motor Manufacturing of North America. He lives in Cynthiana and enjoys the outdoors with his wife Ann and sons, Michael and James Daniel.
The second-annual Maiden City Pursuit will be this Saturday, May 14. Registration begins at 9 a.m. The race will get underway at 10 a.m. Registration and the starting line is at the Harrison County courthouse.
Josh Jenkins, one of the event organizers, said there are seven teams of two pre-registered for the race, which is as much about wits and knowledge of downtown Cynthiana as it is about speed. He said registration packets may be picked up prior to race day at downtown businesses.
The Cynthiana-Harrison County Airport will be hosting its 10th annual Silver Eagles Day this coming Saturday, May 14.
Begun in 2006, Silver Eagles is an opportunity for senior citizens, over the age of 60, to take a free air plane ride over Cynthiana and Harrison County. The air plane flights will begin for the Silver at Eagles at 10 a.m. and conclude at 2 p.m.
Cynthiana and Harrison County residents are being asked to help the U.S. Postal Service Stamp Out Hunger by giving non-perishable food items to letter carriers this Saturday, May 14.
Items donated on Saturday will be given to the Harrison County Food Pantry to help in its ministry to families in need.
According to Marilyn Wash, Food Pantry volunteer, the Stamp Out Hunger initiative is one of the biggest contributors for the Food Pantry.
It is requested that out-of-date items and foods in glass containers not be included.
Becky Barnes,
Harrison County Magistrate Stan Lemons told members of the fiscal court Tuesday that a verbal agreement has been reached for the Handy House to be taken down.
The agreement is between the city and county and Salvage Nation, owned by David Ponder.
Cynthiana and Harrison County voters will join those across Kentucky Tuesday for the primary election.
Kentucky continues to be a closed-primary state, which means voters can only vote for candidates in their registered party affiliation.
Harrison County is split into two districts for the U.S. senate and representative races.
The primary election will determine which Republican and Democratic candidates will advance to the general election in November.
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When you delete an user in the next page you are shown an option to reassign the user's articles to another user through a SELECT html control filled with all users.
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I think it would be wise to at least not fill this SELECT unless I click the radio button to choose to reassign and fill it via ajax, or to study another way in case of too many users maybe by inserting manually the user ID to replace.
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Of Shakespeare Ben Jonson wrote that he had "little Latin and less Greek." That describes me more or less although my Latin is bit beyond serviceable. A few years ago I took on, as a Lenten exercise, reading the Gospels in Greek. I only managed to get through Mark but this year I am going to tackle John. The best thing about reading the scriptures in another language is that it forces one to slow down and not permit the eye to skim over what one thinks one knows. Sometimes I have done this in the modern languages with my favorite being French because of the wonderful version in the original Bible de Jerusalem. Starting tomorrow It will be John although, as poor as my Greek is, I doubt if I will make it through the whole Gospel. That is ok, however, because I do not see this as a speed reading exercise.Last Advent I stuck with English and read Isaiah in the version edited by Robert Wilekn with commentaries from the fathers of the church. What inspired me to do that was Ambrose's suggestion to the new convert, Augustine, that the book of the bible he should start with is Isaiah. Good advice.Anyone out there in virtual world have other reading plans?
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LOL, had to go down my list of ad blockers/anti trackers, but yeah, you guys have been WL'd!
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LOL, had to go down my list of ad blockers/anti trackers, but yeah, you guys have been WL'd!
2016, the year I quit porn!
Looks like this game will once again brutalize many a CPU...But my FX-8350/r9290x's more than up to the task!
Actually, four years but still, in complete agreement.
Aww ****-it, who the hell am I kidding?...I'm getting it any-******'-ways!
I was sort of on the fence on buying this game, until I read this guy's experience with the gameplay.
I consider such gameplay too much of a chore, which is too bad, as the game sounds excellent otherwise...And no, stun-locks and mandatory potion chugging is not difficult, just tedious...
GodDAMN do I love modders, seriously, who else would've spent ten years of their lives pouring over code and wouldn't even consider getting paid for their work except for the simple love of modding?
It's incredible to think that a proggin' group would spend more time modding for a game longer than the team that progged for TNM team for Deus ex and the deities of modding SureAI! From this humble little gamer I Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!
...And to think Valve/Bethesda considered charging for mods...
Thanks for the info, yes, I indeed have the info that I needed...Now comes the hard part "...The waiting, the goddamed waiting" -Random stormcloak..
BTW, accepted the Fnd-Req
I'm just wondering is this a HCG definition of "Rebalanced" IE: crippling difficulty/meager rewards? If it is, it's not entirely balanced, as a game that is too easy or too difficult is unbalanced...True balance is the middle ground...Don't get me wrong I'm not knocking this mod in the least, just clarifying HCG "Balance" vs DEV "Balance"
Either way I cannot wait until your hard work is finished and properly rewarded! Thanks in advance both for the Mod and clarification!
Seeing that it's a texture map (Of actual grass) and not an actual mesh it would be impossible otherwise.
If this was done in English it would be guaranteed to be mediocre at best!
Unless people can wait another year to train/and/or find the same level of actors that would work for free, then maybe it might be doable.
But in an Capitalist-based society it would be extremely hard to find professional-level actors that would do this for free.
Bah, count your blessings, mine is a 6 hour wait @ 105 kbs...
I fully agree! Plus a medieval setting with authentic European voices to set a truly immersive atmosphere, that a failed American dub-job would destroy! (Gothic series comes to mind!)
GOOD! I'm glad that it's been subbed as dubbed games and movies dredge up the worst voice actors around!
Just imagine the delay if they had to re-record the voices, it would be a rush-job full of incompetent idiots who couldn't act to save their lives.
Thanks for confirming my query, as I PREFER Excellent German voice actors to Completely inept American ones, also due to the immersion factor this is much better!
The Gothic series would've had better immersion with German W/English subtitles rather than a bunch of new yorkers yapping away with English subtitles!


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I agree with you that thanks to the efforts of other channels (mainly Boxnation) I am able to catch most of the boxing I want to see.
However thats not my point really.
As much as I like Boxnation and am really chuffed to finally have a dedicated boxing channel, it shouldn't really be necessary should it?!
My point is that because Sky used to support boxing they bought the rights to many of the big overseas fights, the ones that were predominantly shown on ITV.
Ok thats fine then I thought, Sky is the place for boxing,
ok I have to pay a bit for it but its worth it
if I'm guaranteed to see most of the big fights.
With this transfer of boxing away from terrestrial the interest in the general public gradually declined, surely nobody can deny that the fact that it was no longer avaiable in most of Britains homes made alot of people lose interest in it.
So there we were, Sky showed the fights and we paid more and more each year for the privilage.
Now they decide to cut back on the output, and reduce the number of promoters they use to just one.
This is bad.
Boxnation shouldn't actually be needed if Sky did their job properly!
You have Sky just for Boxing? Pretty much everyone I know has it for Football and programmes, the rest is a bonus.
Boxnation shouldn't be needed if Sky did they're job properly?
Frank W had plenty of shows on Sky, but
chose to leave! And I'm glad we don't have to put up with anymore awful PPV cards.
Sicne going to BN he's put on about 1 domestic card a month, and they have been of terrible quality.
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I have a Windows Store application (for Windows 8) written in C++/CX and I have wrapped a chunk of my code in a try/catch block.
The catch block is working and catches an exception, but so far I only seem to be able to print out the "message" part of the exception and not the full exception stack:
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Hi folks,
Ok, now I know I said I wasn't going to clear the AH of herbs, and I didn't!
I did however grab 100 stacks from a guy in trade, which on our low-pop server is kinda the same thing. I got a good price though ; ) The risk was in that I didn't know the breakdown, the payoff was that there was a very high proportion of Icethorn and Lichbloom, which are the highest-proccing Northrend herbs. I negotiated 14g/stack – Deadnettle and Tiger Lily usually go for about 15-17g and Icethorn and the like usually around 19-22g – so I was happy with that price. So potentially there's around 600-700 inks in there between the Deadnettles which usually proc enough for about 5 inks and the Icethorns which go about 8.
The guy also had 3 stacks frost lotus for 800g a stack and I'm now kicking myself for not negotiating the price down and scooping them up too. Next time. : )
So here's the numbers:
Total liquid – 107,769G
This week's gold – 14,775G
Another 14K week : ) this is one happy Mogul! I'm looking to alchemy to move things ahead.
So what's happening this week?
I'll be experimenting with alchemy to test and gain a better understanding of how the flask industry works on our server (posts to follow);
I'll be dropping herbalism from my hunter and levelling tailoring;
I'll be duking it out with my ol' friend kboom who has resurfaced this last weekend with almost 60% market coverage for his 5g glyphs (posts to follow this too).
Can't wait! : )
Catch you guys,
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Good luck with your efforts Mogul. I regularly follow a pattern like yourself of clearing teh Ah of herbs. Especially handy where the prices are below or at normal. You did miss a trick though with the frost lotus. UNless of course flasks go for ridiculously cheap prices on your server.ReplyDelete
Will follow yer progress with interest.
Cheers Mag - yeah, that frost lotus stung. I'm into it now though. Going to AH the first bulk of flask this weekend. : )ReplyDelete
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Seitsonen, A P; Over, H (2010). Oxidation of HCl over TiO2-supported RuO2: A density functional theory study. Journal of Physical Chemistry. C, 114(51):22624-22629.
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With density functional theory (DFT) calculations, we studied the oxidation of HCl with oxygen producing Cl2 and water on the TiO2(110)-supported RuO2(110). This so-called Sumitomo-a novel Deacon-process proceeds via a one-dimensional Langmuir?Hinshelwood mechanism, in which the recombination of two adjacent chlorine atoms on the surface of the catalyst constitutes the rate-determining step. Very important for industrial application is that substantial Ru resources can be saved in the production of the Sumitomo catalyst. According to our DFT calculations already 1 ML of RuO2(110) supported on TiO2(110) suffices to maintain practically the full activity of bulk-RuO2 in the HCl oxidation reaction. The calculated electron density differences of the TiO2(110)-supported 1 ML RuO2 system in comparison with bulk RuO2(110) are localized at the internal interface, leaving the electronic structure of the topmost undercoordinated Ru sites (active sites) unaffected by the support. This explains naturally the invariant activity of supported 1 ML RuO2(110) in comparison with bulk RuO2(110). The stoichiometric TiO2(110) is not active at all in the HCl oxidation reaction. However, if the undercoordinated Ti surface atoms are substituted by Ru then the resulting 1/2 ML RuO2-TiO2(110) catalyst is active with an activation barrier that is 58 kJ/mol higher than for bulk-RuO2(110).
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Max Motley, a longtime Amarillo businessman dealing in insurance and real estate, died Monday. He was 68.
Services are pending with Schooler Funeral Home, 4100 S. Georgia St.
"Max was the kindest, most generous man that I have ever known in my life," said fellow civic volunteer Hazel Kelley Wilson. "He has given to everything in Amarillo."
Motley often went to visit hospital patients with flowers in hand, she said.
"That's what everybody knew him for, was what he did for other people," Wilson said.
Motley attended Amarillo College and West Texas State University. He was a partner of Woodruff-Moore-Motley Insurance Agency. In 1965, he received the Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Service Award.
He served on the Amarillo/Potter County division of the American Heart Association board and was campaign chairman and development chairman. In 1983, the Amarillo Division named him Volunteer of the Year.
"If we ever needed anything, we could call him and he'd get it for us," said Marsha Hughes, an American Heart Association volunteer.
"He was always up, always a lot of fun to be around. He made you want to give of your time and of your money," Hughes said.
Motley was a past president and chairman of the board of Amarillo Day Nurseries and the Amarillo Association of Insurance Agencies.
He served on the board of the Amarillo Symphony. He had served as president and on the board of Amarillo Little Theatre.
"Max was as generous a person as I've ever known, not only generous with his money, but generous with his time, generous with his care and concern. And (he) was just one of the most giving people I've ever known," said Allen Shankles, artistic managing director of Amarillo Little Theatre.
"This organization, and I'm sure organizations throughout the community, will miss him," Shankles said. "I will miss a dear friend more than anything else."
Motley worked with the United Fund and High Plains Baptist Hospital campaigns and was a member and deacon of First Baptist Church.
He was a member of the Amarillo Knife and Fork Club, Friends of Fine Arts of West Texas State University and Friends of West Texas State University Library.
In 1992, at the 10th annual Golden Nail Awards presented by the Arts Committee of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce, Motley won the Summit award for lifelong support of the arts.
He received the award for support including his financial gifts to the Amarillo Little Theatre to renovate the dressing rooms, his endowed Billy Carr Creamer Memorial scholarships to theater students, his contribution to help establish Friends of Fine Arts at WT in 1969-70, and his service for more than 30 years on the Amarillo Symphony board.
"He was instrumental in helping raise funds for the centers and promoting good child care," said Paula Hudson, executive administrative assistant for Children's Learning Centers of Amarillo.
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