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NBC's new Bunny isn't shy about discussing her new show's message
It probably shouldn't have been surprising that last month's Television Critics Association press tour panel for NBC's "The Playboy Club" became an ongoing debate as to whether the period drama was empowering or exploitative.
While all of the show's stars and producers were closely on-message about the idea that employment at the Playboy Club in the early '60s was a progressive choice, leading lady Amber Heard was particularly passionate on the subject. [Read more from that panel.]
At the NBC party that evening, I caught up with Heard ("Hidden Palms," "All The Boys Love Mandy Lane"), who plays Maureen, the newest Bunny at Chicago's Playboy Club, for a few follow-up questions regarding her take on the show's message.
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HitFix: You guys came out prepared for a little controversy today. It's almost like you knew to expect it...
Amber Heard: Oh yeah? I thought they were just gonna ask me about my cute shoes.
HitFix: Did you have a good answer about them that we didn't get to hear?
AH: They're fantastic! How about that?
HitFix: Well, I'm sure controversy was expected, but did you think maybe it would wait until people actually saw the show?
AH: I did. I expected criticism and controversy to follow... viewing. I mean, call me crazy, but I just expected that people would wait to see it before they banned it. But I could never be an advocate for censorship, so who knows?
HitFix: What do you think has made this such a lightning rod? Is the word "Playboy" just that loaded?
AH: I think it could be. I think it could be the stigma that's attached to the Playboy brand, the name. It could just be the semantics. But it could be that it's scary, that we as a society aren't ready for... yet... still... aren't ready for seeing women in a casual way being completely in charge of their own sexuality. I don't know. Maybe it's that. Maybe it's that we, as a society, aren't ready for that, but we'd rather see them victimized by that.
HitFix: Do you actually think that this is a show that, in addition to pushing the edge of the envelope, could start conversations?
AH: It did today, didn't it?
HitFix: It did, but our room isn't like every room. We're all about those discussions.
AH: Sure, but I don't know. Do normally the issues like the social and ethical implications of what a show stands for on a political level, do those conversations normally come up? I don't know. I haven't been a part of them.
HitFix: Certainly your panel today was the only one that went in that direction.
AH: So then it came up. You know? That's I guess the point. And no art that made any sort of impact or is remembered appeared on the scene without controversy. I think art and controversy often go hand-in-hand, so I guess I expected it, to a certain extent.
HitFix: On the panel today, you talked about meeting some former Bunnies. Tell me a bit about that experience.
AH: I'm blown away at really what it was for them. Every single one I talked to tells me this story about moving out of mom and dad's house and choosing not to get engaged and instead to do something else. I'm blown away by these women who chose, in a time when it was very, very rare for a woman to want to go earn her own living, make her own life, have her own home, I'm blown away that these women chose that in a time when this was virtually unheard of. I'm blown away at the guts it took, the bravado it took to choose an alternative, despite what your mother said, and ultimately, from hearing the panel today, apparently that's what we're doing, we're doing something that isn't safe, that's not the expected norm set before us, it's not the thing that Parents Television Council approves of. But ultimately, that's not what I'm setting out to do, I'm setting out to do this cool show.
HitFix: Though obviously, it's not entirely comparable, being a woman today, being a woman then.
AH: Oh, it's vastly different. It's a completely different terrain. There are far more opportunities and expectations and far more given to women now than back in the '60s. There's no question about. I think we still have work to do and I think that feminism has taken a new form and people are unprepared and perhaps not ready for what new feminists look like. But in my generation, I don't have to choose a pair of combat boots instead of an apron, I can do it in heels. I can own my sexuality. I can own the way I look and be completely in charge of it and be completely empowered by it and that's what I set out to do, onscreen and off.
HitFix: Have you always been this confident and assured?
AH: Well, I was a teenager at one point. I was very awkward.
HitFix: Well sure, but some teenagers are more awkward and some are less.
AH: I don't know. I think my teen years were pretty awkward. I think it is for everybody, but some people just lie about it better.
HitFix: So was there a moment at which things clicked?
AH: I don't know. Was there a moment for you?
HitFix: I'm still waiting.
AH: Me too. I'm still waiting.
HitFix: We've mostly dwelled on the political side of things, but I can't imagine that was the primary thing that drew you to this project in the first place. Or was it?
AH: Absolutely! I'm so excited to be a part of a show that does have certain political and social implications and that pushes the envelope in certain ways and is as smart and as well-written as this. Certainly that was a huge factor for me, to tell a story on a platform of 1960s America, one of the most revolutionary, envelope-pushing, standard-challenging times ever. That was a huge draw for me, to tell a story in this time. It makes a huge difference to me. That's what makes this show so special. The Clubs could not exist today the way that they did then. It was a different era altogether.
"The Playboy Club" premieres on NBC at 10 p.m. on Monday, September 19.


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To achieve the perfect color in their White Merlot, Beringer's winemakingteam gently destems and presses the Merlot grapes, leaving the redskins in contact with the juice for approximately three hours. As soon asthe desired soft, red-purple hue is achieved, the juice is removed. Slow,cool fermentations follow to retain the bright acidity, fresh melon andcitrus flavors. The resulting wine is a vibrant blend of fresh berry andzesty orange peel flavors, with a hint of nutmeg spice.
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Beringer Vineyards is the oldest continuously operating winery in the Napa Valley. Jacob Beringer's foresight in recognizing the quality and potential of grape growing in the Napa Valley is part of the living heritage of Beringer Vineyards . With the present use of state-of-the-art technology applied to age-old traditions, Beringer Vineyards ' wines continue to reflect a single-minded dedication to the making of memorable wines from great Napa Valley vineyards. Beringer's focus on excellence is illustrated in its commitment to sustainable practices, and our wines express this attention to the environment. Each Beringer vineyard, with its own distinctive soil, climate and terrain, lends itself to particular grape varietals. These vineyards have become recognized as the primary sources of Beringer wines.


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Fired Earth Pottery opened in Appleton in October, 1997 by Master Potter, Rick McKinney. Rick specializes in high-fired functional potter and is one of the primary instructors at Fired Earth Pottery Studio.
Pottery classes are offered at Fired Earth Pottery Studio three times each year. The 8 week class sessions meet once a week for three hours right in the studio, so students have full access to the facilities of a professional pottery studio, including over 50 glazes and a variety of kilns. Students may also come in on Saturday afternoons during the open studio time (available for students only). Sessions begin in early September, early January, and early March.
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Friday, December 28, 2012 - 07:00 AM
Stephan Feck (Olympic diver)
Feck, who won medals for Germany at the 2010 European Aquatics Championships in Budapest and at the 2011 European Diving Championships in Turin, was in a competitive position after the first round of dives in the preliminary round of the men's 3m springboard at the London Olympics. However, things went horribly awry on his second dive, an attempt at a three-and-a-half somersault. One of his feet slipped slightly on take-off, causing him to lose grip on one of his knees and sending him into an uncontrollable spin. He landed flat on his back a la many a backyard pool disaster, though this time in front of an audience of millions. After Feck emerged from the pool in obvious discomfort, the judges were unanimous in adding insult to injury, awarding him a perfect zero for his effort. The 22-year-old completed another dive but then withdrew from competition, the pain obviously too great to continue.
Tony Stewart (NASCAR driver)
After a restart on lap 333 of 500 in the NASCAR race at Bristol this August in Tennessee, reigning Sprint Cup champion Tony Stewart and fierce rival Matt Kenseth quickly settled into a dramatic fight for the lead. Neither Kenseth nor Stewart, who had been clashed previously in the past, was prepared to give an inch, and the duo raced neck and neck. Eventually, they touched cars several times and went into a nasty spin into the inside barrier along the front stretch of the track. Kenseth was able to continue, but Stewart's race was over. Stewart then stayed true to his history of on-track aggression by angrily hurling his helmet at his rival's car as it came out of the pits.
After the race, Stewart was unrepentant: "I checked-up twice to not run over him and I learned my lesson there; I'm going to run over him every chance I've got from now until the end of the year - every chance I've got."
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Jeremy Foley and Yuri Kouznetsov (Hill Climb drivers)
Foley and co-driver Kouznetsov are two of the luckiest men alive. During the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in the Rocky Mountains this August, they were pushing their Mitsubishi Evo 8 to the limit as they approached a notorious turn known as 'Devil's Playground', the exact spot where driver Bobby Regester had left the road in 2011 and fortunately walked away unhurt. In an eerie repeat, Foley and Kouznetsov careened off the side of the 4265-metre mountain at speed, with their car performing a series of terrifying barrel rolls down the slope before coming to rest a broken, smouldering mess.
Amazingly, and thanks to the car's steel roll cage, both drivers survived the crash, with Kouznetov's dislocated shoulder the most serious injury either sustained. Foley reassured fans with a posting on Facebook not long after and in post-race interviews said: "Everybody talks about experiencing car wrecks at either very fast or very slow speed, and I have to say, and I think that Yuri will agree with me, that this was a very drawn out ordeal."
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Self-promotion is the mantra of the modern world, and what better and cheaper way to push your musical group is there than to film yourself doing something wacky and posting your effort on YouTube? Our Deutsch is not so good, but we're pretty sure the gentleman in the black speedos in this clip and his mate filming knew the pool he was about to jump into was frozen over. Surely a well-executed bomb would break the ice and win him notoriety?
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"... I'm not very pleased -- not very pleased with our intensity, with our effort, with our concentration. I thought it was just ridiculous in the first half. The second half we tried harder. You have to be tough enough to step up and make shots. I'm tired of talking about free throws - you have to be tough enough to step up and make the daggum thing or go play soccer ...
Any chance Leslie coming back maybe had a negative impact?
"No, that's a bunch of garbage. The guys have got to get out there and box out and go after the daggum basketball instead of letting people run right by you and get the daggum rebound every time. We had eight turnovers they turned it into 12 points. Leslie was a positive. It didn't have anything to do with Leslie being a negative."
What was the timeline for when you found out Leslie was going to play tonight?
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Did you think you might hear something on both Leslie and P.J.?
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How did the officials explained the contact technical?
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What do you know about Joel James's injury?
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Bright and airy 3 bedroom duplex house located in the seaside town of Puerto de Mazrron. The house is located 5 minutes walk from the town's main Blue Flag beach, which is ideal for families with younger children. and the start of the . A further 5-10 minute walk along the palm tree lined beachfront paseo takes you to the main area of shops and restaurants based around the fishing port and marina. Puerto de Mazarron provides a family orientated holiday, and is a favourite destination for Spanish families during the summer.
Puerto de Mazarron is connected by excellent roads to airports at both Murcia (San Javier) and Alicante, 45 mins and 90 mins drive away respectively.
As well as the numerous beaches, and associated water related activities including sailing,fishing and scuba diving, the port provides an excellent base for the many golf courses within 20mins-1hr drive, including Camposol, Hacienda, La Manga and Condado de Alhama.
A number of interesting Spanish towns are also within an hours drive of the port including Cartegena (25 mins) with numerous sites related to its history as a strategic port including a Roman amphitheatre, Lorca (45 mins) with a spectacular hilltop castle and the regional capital of Murcia (45 mins). The Terra Natura water park and zoo is accessed on the drive to Murcia. The vineyards of Bullas, Jumilla and Yecla can also be visited.
During the summer the area provides numerous water sports including sailing, scuba diving, jet skis etc. There are numerous golf courses in the area, including Camposol (15 min drive) and La Manga (45 min drive). The houseis close to a number of traditional historical Spanish towns including Cartegena (Roman amphitheatre), Lorca and Murcia. The coastal mountains provide interesting walking while the Sierra de Espuna national park is approx. 1hrs drive.
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Things were left pretty open at the end of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow so it's inevitable that Gabriel Belmont is being brought back to deal with some unfinished business. Two DLC packs launching in February and April 2011 see Gabriel deal with one more problem at the castle of the vampire dark lord and bring some closure to the story.
'Reverie' sees Gabriel heading back to the dark lord's castle to help out Laura, a former servant to the vampire queen Carmilla. Apparently Carmilla had kept some "unruly evil" in check but now that she's dead, this evil is now running rampant so it's up to Gabriel to destroy it.
'Resurrection' takes place after the ending to give players some insight into Gabriel's ultimate destiny. There's no rest for Gabriel here either as he must fight at his peak to take on a "notorious enemy".


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The hormone 17-hydroxyprogesterone is a building block for producing the hormone cortisol. Cortisol is produced mainly by the adrenal cortex (the outer part of the two adrenal glands, located above the kidneys). Cortisol is called the "stress hormone" because it's secreted in larger amounts as part of the body's response to physical or emotional stress.
Cortisol levels normally vary throughout the day. They're highest in the morning, just before waking up, and lowest at night.
Some people, however, can't make enough cortisol because they lack an enzyme in the adrenal glands that's needed to make it. They'll have a buildup of 17-hydroxyprogesterone in the blood because it's not being converted to cortisol.
In kids, the most common cause of cortisol deficiency, and consequently high levels of 17-hydroxyprogesterone, is one of the forms of the genetic disorder congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH).
CAH can affect both boys and girls. It causes the adrenal glands to make excess androgens (male steroid hormones) and, in some cases, not enough of the hormones that regulate the body's salt balance.
Though treatable, undetected CAH can sometimes lead to more serious symptoms such as dehydration and shock in infants.
The 17-hydroxyprogesterone test is mainly used to check for the most common form of CAH in infants and children. In some states, it's done as part of a group of routine screening tests done on all newborns to allow early detection and treatment of certain diseases. In other states, it's performed only when symptoms warrant testing or when there's a family history of CAH.
Unless it's severe, CAH symptoms may be hard to spot in infant boys. In baby girls, the most common sign is ambiguous genitalia (a problem with genital development in which the genitals aren't clearly male or clearly female).
In milder forms of the condition, symptoms don't show up until after infancy. These can include early changes of puberty in both males and females, and masculine features in girls.
The test is also used to help doctors monitor the treatment of children with CAH. Kids with any of these symptoms would likely have a 17-hydroxyprogesterone test done, along with other hormone tests to check adrenal function.
No special preparations are needed for this test. Because levels of 17-hydroxyprogesterone vary throughout the day, the doctor may request that the test be performed at a certain time.
On the day of the test, having your child wear a T-shirt or short-sleeved shirt can make things easier for your child and the technician who will be drawing the blood.
A health professional will draw the blood from a vein after cleaning the skin surface with antiseptic and placing an elastic band (tourniquet) around the upper arm to apply pressure and cause the veins to swell with blood. A needle is inserted into a vein (usually in the arm inside of the elbow or on the back of the hand) and blood is withdrawn and collected in a vial or syringe.
After the procedure, the elastic band is removed. Once the blood has been collected, the needle is removed and the area is covered with cotton or a bandage to stop the bleeding. Collecting the blood for the test will only take a few minutes.
Collecting a blood sample is only temporarily uncomfortable and can feel like a quick pinprick. Afterward, there may be some mild bruising, which should go away in a day or so.
The blood sample will be processed by a machine. The results are commonly available in a few days.
The 17-hydroxyprogesterone is considered a safe procedure. However, as with many medical tests, some problems can occur with having blood drawn, such as:
Having a blood test is relatively painless. Still, many children are afraid of needles. Explaining the test in terms your child might understand can help ease some of the fear.
Allow your child to ask the technician any questions he or she might have. Tell your child to try to relax and stay still during the procedure, as tensing muscles and moving can make it harder and more painful to draw blood. It also may help if your child looks away when the needle is being inserted into the skin.
If you have questions about the 17-hydroxyprogesterone test, speak with your doctor. You can also talk to the technician before the procedure.
Reviewed by: Yamini Durani, MD
Date reviewed: July 2014
Note: All information is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses and treatment, consult your doctor.
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Pope Benedict XVI suffered a "slight fracture" to his right wrist in a fall while on holiday in northern Italy, the Vatican announced on Friday.
Benedict, 82, suffered the fall during the night. He celebrated mass and had breakfast before going to hospital in the mountain resort of Aosta where his wrist was X-rayed, the Vatican said in a communique.
"There's no cause for concern," Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi told AFP earlier.
Benedict is staying in a chalet in the hamlet of Les Combes where he began a two-week holiday in Val d'Aosta on Monday.
The pope walked into the hospital some 20 kilometres (12 miles) away accompanied by his personal secretary Monsignor Georg Gaenswein, reports said.
Benedict has had no notable health problems since becoming pope in April 2005.
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The department offers full prenatal obstetrical and well child services. Case management services are available for high risk pregnant women and infants. Healthy Families Programs are offered in Suffolk to provide intensive support services to overburdened families with newborn children. For more information contact Marli Laudun email@example.com or call (757) 279-3074. A Nurse-Family Partnership program is offered to any women or teen that is pregnant with her first child and lives in Franklin/Isle of Wight County, Southampton County and Suffolk.
Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program:
The Health Department administers this federally funded program. WIC stands for the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children. The Program provides nutrition education, breast feeding promotion and support, supplemental nutritious foods, counseling at WIC clinics, and screening and referrals to other health, welfare, and social services. The goal of the Program is to improve the health of pregnant women, infants and children (under 5 years) through better nutrition and access to health care. To be eligible for the WIC Program, applicants must meet categorical (Pregnant, Breastfeeding, Post partum or a child under 5 years old), residential, income and nutrition risk requirements.
Western Tidewater WIC Program Announces NEW THURSDAY HOURS!
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Last year, Wonga ditched the Wongie puppets for its 'Credit for the real world' campaign, which placed a greater impetus on responsible lending.
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The Muscular Dystrophy Association is a voluntary health agency, a dedicated partnership between scientists and concerned citizens aimed at conquering more than 40 neuromuscular diseases that affect more than a million American adults and children. The diseases in MDA''s program include nine forms of muscular dystrophy, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig''s disease), spinal muscular atrophy, Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, metabolic diseases of muscle, myasthenia gravis, inflammatory myopathies, CMT, SMA, and other neuromuscular conditions. MDA combats these diseases through programs of worldwide research, comprehensive medical and community services, and far-reaching professional and public health education. The Association''s programs are funded almost entirely by individual private contributors.
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I was a little disheartened to see some of the negative reviews about the MDA but knowing how big this charity is and how many people it services I understand that not everyone will have the same experience. I personally have had a great experience with the MDA. I was diagnosed with Charcot Marie Tooth disease in 2003 when I was 16 at an MDA clinic in Chicago. But I really got involved with them in 2010 when my then 3 year old son was diagnosed with CMT also. That experience of watching my son struggle to walk and to reach is milestones was the hardest thing I've ever had to go through, and if it weren't for the MDA being there pretty much every step of the way I don't know how I would have gotten through it. I only have experience with local and regional employees of the MDA so I can't comment on anyone else at the organization, but the people I have met have all been caring, compassionate, and helpful. I have done many fundraising events with them, gone to parties, and my son goes to camp every year. I have also tried being involved in another charity for the disease I have and did not have a good experience, they are no where near the MDA. I think some people got upset when some services got cut a few years ago, while I understand the frustration I don't understand the hostility. The MDA still provides so many people with so many services and opportunities to see people turn their back on them in an instant makes me sad. Where would any of us with a neuromuscular disease covered by the MDA be without them? What other charity would be helping you out as much as this one?
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Our grandson has Duchennes M.D. and we became involved with local fundraising and local telethon and after chairing some of these events and seeing how money was spent on staff and gifts and then not being able to get any accounting I was done! The funds available to our grandson were minimal. The big push were the camps and that for the purpose of showing pictures to raise more money! I would never give a nickel to this group.
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Have complete transparency of the financials of every event. There needs to be more contact and real help to patients- whether it is for unreimbursed items like lifts, vans, care, etc. The day to day costs are a big deal for many families.
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My family has four generations of Becker's Muscular Dystrophy. It is the same basic disease that the wheelchair kids that you see on the telethon have, except it is non-fatal, and only affects the large muscle groups. We are blessed that it doesn't affect the mind. David is in all honors classes, robotics club and a straight A student. The women in my family carry the gene, and their sons have a chance of the disease. My oldest son was diagnosed with it in 2005. From the moment that we had an official diagnosis, the MDA has been there to help. My son, David, goes to the neurology clinic twice a year and we do not pay anything for the visits. They provided David with his first wheelchair, custom made specifically for MD kids. When he outgrew it we discovered that the lack of funding had ended the program of providing wheelchairs, but that they had a collection of wheelchairs in their "loaner closet". We donated his old one, and now he is using a chair that they provide. We have been invited to summer camp every year, but always had conflicts until this year. They have a great support community, and every person I have spoken to at the organization has bent over backwards to help our family.
My uncle, and my grand uncle have both participated in various clinical trials over the years in efforts to find a cure, or a medicine that will work to alleviate symptoms. When they were diagnosed, kids with Duchenne MD(the fatal version), only lived to be 17-20. Now they are living into their 40's. That is what this charity has done. Those trials and the science behind them were organized and paid for with funds from the MDA as well as a government grant. This year there are two possible CURES in human testing. The medical expenses, wheelchair and camp are great, but the real reason I am a staunch believer in the MDA is because they are working to find a cure, and it looks like it is finally happening. That is why I support the MDA. They are so close to finding an actual cure!
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Thank You MDA! What About The MDA Sometimes to understand the functions, Of an organization like MDA... We need to hear from people they've helped. I have a poem with something to say. Six months after I married my bride, I was diagnosed with Muscular Dystrophy. I turned to the MDA for help. This is what they did for me. They gave me the information I needed... To make choices concerning my health. The helped me pay for needed equipment. I'm not a man of wealth. They gave me the peace of knowing I'm helping. I'm allowed to take part & volunteer. I share my ideas as well as my poems. In my heart they are very dear. The MDA does so much more. They offer people peace and hope. Without the help of MDA. It'd be much tougher to try and cope. Thank You for serving your community with integrity and for your time. . Trust GOD and Never lose your dreams. Perfect Peace! Thank You Very Much! Robert. A. Mingo (Humanitarian Poet) I was born Robert. A. Mingo in Minneapolis Minnesota to my parents Donald and Barbara in October of 1961. I don't know much about my father as he left when I was four and never saw him again until I was 19 at a family reunion. My mother was raising six children by herself Three sisters and two older brothers, I was the fifth of six. It seems I was born to struggle, My earliest medical history is pages and pages of heart related medical issues. I don't remember any of it but spent a couple days reading through page after page of medical documents. Sometimes I would stay awake for days at a time and the doctors would give me injections to make me sleep. They never knew why I struggled to breathe and passed out so many times between the ages of 1-3 years old. I was told my heart stopped so long once that I had to learn how to walk and talk all over again at two and a half years old. My mother said no to open heart surgery or message should they not be able to get me breathing again. I started kindergarten a month before my fifth birthday and struggled for C's And D's all through school except my senior I got a few A's every quarter which was due to the difference between public and private school back then. When I was growing up I could run, jump, ski, swim into my late twenties despite my severe scoliosis. I always had to do things a little differently to perform the same tasks. I could not throw a frisbee more than a couple feet like normal people no matter how hard I tried so I learned to use my wrist to throw and was an excellent thrower. At thirteen I started having trouble combing my hair. And brushing my teeth, my knees, back, arms and shoulders started aching a lot. The doctors always had an answer as to why I had these issues and mother did not have a lot of patience for dealing with me so I pretty much kept my mouth shut and went with the program. I grew up a troubled youth struggling physically and mentally to fit in any where I could find acceptance. Some how I managed to graduate from High School in 1980 after spending three of those years at De LA Salle High School and working afterwards cleaning the building to pay my way. This really helped to set my spiritual compass for the life Journey ahead of me. At age nineteen I sustained a severe knee injury while playing football which required multiple surgeries and it did not respond well to physical therapy though I worked extremely hard at it for a year. I was never the same after that. I started working in the animal field and it quickly became a passion but a sustained another debilitating knee injury so I went to veterinary technician school. It seemed I was really at peace when helping people and their pets. I started working at a Hospital in Brooklyn Center Minnesota and was very proud to be there. I began to feed my hunger for knowledge by reading all the medical books in Dr Dudley's office as well as ever encyclopedia I could find. I also discovered my gift of poetry while working There. I learned a lot while there both of the heart and mind. Soon I could not lift the animals on the tables anymore but blamed myself. I thought I was lazy and sluggish and that because of that I was weak. It was actually the other way around, because I was so weak I became lazy and sluggish. Man did those ten years fly by! The pains got worse and my ankles swelled often but I ignored all this in the midst of my new 4 day work weeks and three day northern Minnesota fishing adventures. I stayed busy by studying the Bible for 5 years as I worked my way into a managers position by working the over nights shifts. I was during that time I met my Bride and Joy in the year 2000, What a beautiful way to start a millennium! We married in September of 2001 and had six beautiful months and then I seemed to just fall apart concerning my health. I was diagnosed with FSH Muscular Dystrophy in March of 2002, lost my job and went bankrupt and wanted to die, but that is not the end of the story. After a year of depression I attended an MDA informational workshop and after hearing a man speak about his situation I was inspirired and enrolled in Acts International Bible Collage and went back to school for my degree in ministry. In 2003 I wound up in the ICU fighting for my life and came very close to having a respirator and trachea put in but in but by a miracle of GOD I'm still very active and breathing free. I now use a power wheelchair full time. I'm a writer and author of Poetry For The Soul Volume one. I'm very active with the local MDA and volunteer at many lock ups as well as attend the balls and fund-raisers. My Goal in life is to leave this world a better place than when I entered. A special thanks To Amy my Bride, My Siblings and My MDA Family for loving me even when I didn't want to be loved.
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A MAN CALLED JERRY LEWIS I've never met the man in person, Yet he's truly changed my life. The MDA is where I turned. When torn with pain and strife. I was just a six month newlywed, When I had to tell my bride. I had this strange neuromuscular disease. The task just tore me up inside. Now I sit here in a wheelchair. That MDA has helped to pay. If we had to buy it all ourselves. We could've never found a way. But Jerry's done more than just help buy chairs, Throughout my life he's given me laughter. He also helps raise needed funds for research. So kids with MD have a happily ever after. Without the MDA and Jerry Lewis, I shudder to imagine. Were we'd be concerning research. Would there be a place that kids can camp in? This simple poetic letter for Jerry. Can truly never measure up. This man called Jerry devoted his life. So Muscular Dystrophy can't tear us up. (Thank You Jerry Lewis!) Robert. A. Mingo (Humanitarian Poet)
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A while ago I've blogged about the Kate's most powerful plugins: the XML completion plugin. Thanks to Tomáš Trnka this plugin is back alive with all its features since today and compiled by default in trunk: It will be included in KDE 4.5. Yay! 🙂 And if you need it already now for KDE 4.4, you can build Kate yourself very easily according to this howto, without touching your global KDE installation (probably interesting for KDE documentation writers!). Have fun!
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Quick Compiling Kate in a stable KDE Environment
Since all of the Kate code is now co-hosted on gitorious, it became very easy to build Kate in your stable KDE >= 4.4 environment. This means you can run the newest version of Kate with very few effort. Just give it a try and do the following steps:
- make sure you have the following packages installed: git, cmake and kdelibs development package (on openSUSE this is git, cmake and libkde4-devel)
- create and change into a KDE development directory:
mkdir ~/kde; cd ~/kde
- get a copy of the Kate code:
git clone git://gitorious.org/kate/kate.git
- create and change into a build directory for compilation:
mkdir build; cd build
- run the configure process with cmake:
cmake ../kate -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=debugfull \
- compile Kate:
- finally install Kate:
make install
That's all! This installs Kate locally into the separate directory ~/kde/usr, so that your global KDE installation will not be touched at all.
Now on to starting the newly compiled Kate. Create a file ~/kde/run.sh with the following content:
#!/bin/bashexport KATE_DIR=~/kde/usr export PATH=$KATE_DIR/bin:$PATH export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$KATE_DIR/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH export KDEDIR=$KATE_DIR export KDEDIRS=$KDEDIRexport XDG_DATA_DIRS=$XDG_DATA_DIRS:$KATE_DIR/share # update KDE's system configuration cache kbuildsycoca4 # start app $@
Now you can run the compiled Kate version with ~/kde/run.sh kate. Just calling kate directly will start the system version of Kate.
Your copy of Kate contains all of the Kate code, i.e.: the KTextEditor interfaces, Kate Part, KWrite and the Kate Application. Feel free to send patches to our mailing list email@example.com. And join #kate on irc.kde.org 🙂
Note for KDE developers: All the changes in git are merged back to KDE's subversion repository in a timely manner. So don't worry about Kate moving away from KDE; this is not the case.
(Updated on 2010-04-17: Allow installation into local directory.)
Kate Internals: Text Buffer
Right now, in Kate's gitorious repository we, or rather mainly Christoph, is rewriting the heart of Kate: The text buffer. In this blog I'll explain how the text buffer works in detail. After reading, you'll be able to understand the code. And be warned: Probably you will be desperately amazed about its awesomeness! So this is a must read :^)
Storage. Kate Part internally stores the content of a text document as a QVector of text lines. Each text line holds the text in a QString object as well as additional data like color attributes for highlighting. Inserting and removing text lines implies inserting or removing items in the QVector of the text lines. This is can get slow when there are thousands of text lines in a document, because QVector has to move the memory every time. Thus, to keep text operations fast, Kate splits all text lines into several text blocks: Each text block contains a certain amount of lines (e.g. 256). The expense of memory movement is then always limited. When a text block grows too much, it is automatically split. When the amount of lines in a text block shrinks, it is merged with the previous text block. In other words, Kate's text buffer automatically balances the text blocks. The basic idea of Kate's text buffer, the text blocks and text lines looks like this:
Text Cursors and Ranges. Text manipulation always takes place at certain positions in a text. Such a position is called a text cursor. Each text cursor is defined by a line and a column. Further, to specify e.g. text selections, we need text ranges. A text range has a start cursor and an end cursor. For instance, if you have two views of the same document, you want the cursor in the 2nd view to keep its correct position in the text if you insert text in the 1st view. Thus, text cursors have to be kind of intelligent. Whenever text changes, each text cursor needs to be moved. As a text range just consists of two text cursors, we will focus only on text cursors for now. The question is how to implement this efficiently? If we store all text cursors in a list in the text buffer, we have to iterate over all text cursors on every editing operation. This obviously does not scale for thousands of text cursors (KDevelop for instance uses thousands of text cursors for the highlighting). The solution is the same as with the text content itself: Let's just put a list of all text cursors in a text block to the text block itself. During text editing, we only have to adapt all text cursors of a single text block instead of all text cursors in a document. This looks as follows:
Editing Operations. When editing text, you usually have only four different types of text manipulation:
- insert text at a text cursor inside one line
- remove text at a text cursor inside one line
- wrap line at a text cursor (e.g. by hitting <return/enter>)
- unwrap line (e.g. by hitting <backspace> at the beginning of a line)
Those editing primitives are implemented in the Kate::TextBuffer and Kate::TextBlock and take care of balancing the text blocks. For each one the set of text cursors in a text block has to be adapted. Of course, corner cases need to be taken into account: For instance, unwrapping the first line in a text block means that cursors in the first line need to be moved to the previous text block. All editing primitives emit a signal, such that additional layers later can track what happens. For instance, the undo/redo system needs to know all editing operations. Or on top of that we could implement vim like swap file support, i.e., track all changes from the beginning, and if Kate crashes, replay all the editing primitives on the original files.
Transactions. A transaction consists of several of the four editing operations. For instance, if you select text and then move it to another location in the document with drag & drop you want this to be grouped together to a single text operation on undo/redo. (The text operations in this case are unwrap lines and remove text, then insert text and wrap line). To be able to specify which parts of text operations belong together, the text buffer provides two functions: startEditing() starts a transaction and finishEditing() closes it. Those functions use reference counting, so you can call startEditing() multiple times and only the last finishEditing() completes a transaction. Again, signals are emitted e.g. in finishEditing() such that other layers (undo/redo system) are notified about this.
Revisions. As an easy way to check whether a document changed you can get the current revision of the text buffer. The revision is simply an int64 starting with 0 after loading a document. The revision is incremented in every of the 4 editing primitives. This way you don't have to listen to multiple signals like textInserted() and textRemoved(). This could be useful for e.g. KDevelop's background parser: Parse a file. When done, check whether the revision is the same. If yes, parsing was successful. If not, parse again. This is how QtCreator does it. Easy and straight forward.
Unit Tests. The text buffer, text block, text line, text cursors are all designed such that unit tests can be written. Hence, each of the above implementation details will be covered by unit tests.
Further ideas. As mentioned previously, the design of the text buffer leaves room for further features. For now, let's face two ideas:
- Vim like swap files: If Kate or the application using Kate Part crashes, the unsaved data in the text document is lost. Vim has a backup mechanism called 'swap files' to recover from crashes to avoid data loss since years, and it works as follows: Each of the 4 editing primitives explained above are streamed into a separate file. When you save a file successfully, the swap file is cleared. If a crash happens, vim loads the original text document and then replays all editing operations in the swap file. This way the current unsaved editing state is recovered; no data is lost. Since the text buffer emits all necessary signals, implementing this feature is kind of trivial. Any takers?
- Right now, the highlighting works in an extra class, accessing the text buffer's text lines and setting the text attributes such as the color. As idea, we could also derive a class Kate::HighlightingBuffer from Kate::TextBuffer and do the additional modifications in the derived class instead of an extra class. We'll have to see whether that makes sense.
Please Contribute.
- join #kate on irc://irc.kde.org
- checkout the code base, clone it, create branches, and merge back!
- other kate internals: undo/redo system (little bit outdated, but all in all still valid)
Kate Partly Moving to Gitorious
We are about to move the applications Kate and KWrite as well as the libraries KTextEditor and Kate Part to gitorious. Christoph is working on the migration right now in order to keep the development history. Things look good so far, so the migration is soon finished.
We have discussed a bit about the migration to gitorious on the Kate Developer Meeting and Christoph came up with this mainly because building only KTextEditor, Kate Part, KWrite and Kate is much faster and easier compared to building the KDE modules kdesupport, kdelibs, kdepimlibs, kdebase, kdesdk.
I myself remember the time where I started KDE development, and it took more than two weeks to have a first successful build of KDE. You have to learn so many things at once, like revision control, lots of so far unknown software, and what not. Talking to other developers verifies this. In other words: Getting into KDE development is not easy and straight forward.
Moving to gitorious removes this barrier for Kate development: You just checkout the Kate repository and that's all you need. It would be nice if you join Kate development and contribute patches 🙂
What does that mean for Kate in KDE? Nothing changes. We will merge the changes in Gitorious back to the main KDE development line and vice versa.


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The royal couple reportedly "will have an official reception for hundreds of dignitaries before throwing a less formal bash for loved-ones." According to the source, "they both wanted to ditch traditions and make it more personal for them," and "it's highly likely they [Bey and Jay-Z] have taken up the Royals' offer."
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