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This awkward tango was on full display last week, after the Globe reported that several contractors hired by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts employ illegal immigrants. In response, Gabrieli criticized Reilly for taking a laissez-faire tack toward illegal immigrants in his role as attorney general, and hinted he might be open to Republican governor Mitt Romney's proposal to use state troopers as immigration enforcers. Patrick hammered Reilly for ignoring state laws governing wages and hours — laws that, if enforced, would make it harder for illegal immigrants to find work — but panned Romney's plan. And although Reilly defended himself by reiterating the argument he's made for several years (i.e., illegal immigration is a federal issue), he also said, effectively, that Romney's idea could be worth considering, especially when it comes to tracking down undocumented criminals.
These responses made short-term sense for each candidate, but they also pointed to an ominous lack of foresight. No matter what Massachusetts Democrats say or do about immigration this year, the issue will be their political Achilles' heel. And the more they talk about it, the happier Kerry Healey is going to be.
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The Democrats' problem is partly structural. Nationally, the immigration debate is pitting Republican against Republican: the GOP's conservative wing opposes any form of amnesty for immigrants here illegally, but some of the party's biggest names (George W. Bush, John McCain) back a "path to citizenship" — thanks to pragmatism, kindness, or some mixture of the two. "The Democrats are getting a complete pass on this at the national level," says Jessica Vaughan, senior policy analyst at the Center for Immigration Studies, a nonpartisan, pro-immigration-control think tank in Washington, DC. "They're having a great time watching the Republicans engage in this divisive fight."
Here in Massachusetts, however, there's no such Republican conflict, perhaps because Latino voters don't hold the power base that they do nationally. Romney and Healey speak for the state GOP, and their message is stark: no new entitlements for people who've immigrated illegally, and stronger enforcement of existing laws.
Instead, it's the Democrats who lack cohesion. If the party's leaders don't agree with each other, the Democratic base is even more divided. The party's left wing is dominated by progressives who see compassion as a linchpin of good public policy and favor lenient treatment for immigrants who came here illegally. But the Democratic Party is also the party of unions — and for trade unionists who compete with illegal immigrants for jobs, and see their wages driven down as a result, such indulgence is self-destructive. (Not every union fits this bill: in hotels and restaurants, for example, illegal immigrants represent a large portion of the workforce and a source of union power.)
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Revealed: The Obama Donor List
posted at 9:53 am on July 24, 2010 by Anita MonCrief
Cross-posted from my new site Emerging Corruption.com
For a number of years traditional print media has been on life support, but after the revelations from Tucker Carlson's The Daily Caller, it looks like someone finally pulled the plug. The expose on Journolist, a now defunct, listserv that included hundreds of liberal journalists, detailed:
- the Journolisters' attempt, during the 2008 presidential campaign to kill and bury stories about Obama's relationship with "Reverend" Jeremiah Wright;
- their push to deliberately smear innocent conservative journalists and politicos as "racists" and "bigots"
- their twisted passion to see Rush Limbaugh killed off and dead;
- their intolerant desire to have the government censor and shut down Fox News; and
- their baldly partisan effort to coordinate liberal talking points that would discredit Sarah Palin and John McCain, while helping to elect Barack Obama president.
Considering that Journolist included journalists from Washington Post, the New York Times, National Public Radio, New Republic, and Time, one has to wonder if the biggest story covered up in 2008 was the illegal coordination between ACORN and the Obama campaign.
Below is a screen shot from the newly released Obama 2nd quarter 2007 donor list. ACORN obtained this donor list from the Obama Campaign in 2007 to target maxed out presidential donors.
Revealed: Obama Donor File Part 1
As a confidential source for the New York Times, I turned this document over to reporter Stephanie Strom months before the 2008 presidential elections and though the list includes information more complete than what the Obama campaign turned over to the Federal Election Commission, the NYT decided to bury the story.
Strom and I used pseudonymous e-mail addresses while communicating and in 2008, Strom wrote:
"I'm calling a halt to my efforts. I just had two unpleasant calls with the Obama campaign, wherein the spokesman was screaming and yelling and cursing me, calling me a rightwing nut and a conspiracy theorist and everything else…"
After this weeks revelations about the efforts of the liberal media to cover-up or spike stories damaging to Obama, Strom's next words are even more telling:
"What's happened is that the campaign has answered some of my questions on the record — but when I sought on-the-record answers to my questions about the meeting and about the list, the campaign insisted on speaking only on background. When I asked why, I got the barrage I described earlier. Clearly, I've hit a nerve with what you've told me. The campaign knows that having the allegations of meeting attributed to 'former employees' — and there are more than one of you talking — and having an anonymous denial of the meeting makes it harder for me to get it into the paper."
In 2008 the liberal media provided the cover needed for Obama to get elected, but two years later, questions remain about his relationship with ACORN and it has been clear that Obama has lied repeatedly to the American people. Its time to get Obama and ACORN on the record about what really happened with the donor lists in 2007 and 2008.
The release of the Obama donor list to the public will be followed by a formal complaint to the FEC, which both Obama and ACORN will have to respond to – on-the-record.
In 2009, the Democrat controlled Judiciary Committee heard testimony from attorney Heather Heidelbaugh, who read my 2008 testimony against ACORN into Congressional record. Evidence, and sworn testimony were among the facts ignored by the members of the committee:
"Based on the testimony, Project Vote, ACORN and other ACORN affiliated entities illegally coordinated activities with the Obama presidential campaign, converting the expenditures by Project Vote, ACORN and ACORN affiliated entities to illegal, excessive corporate contributions to the Obama presidential campaign, in violation of federal law."
"Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty—power is ever stealing from the many to the few…. The hand entrusted with power becomes … the necessary enemy of the people. Only by continual oversight can the democrat in office be prevented from hardening into a despot: only by unintermitted Agitation can a people be kept sufficiently awake to principle not to let liberty be smothered in material prosperity. – Wendell Phillips, speech in Boston, Massachusetts, January 28, 1852."
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On September 28, 2011, the Broad Institute will host the second East Coast Academic Screening Symposium. The event will feature talks on past successes (Session I) and future innovations (Session II) to demonstrate the value of academic probe discovery and development. Organized by the Broad Institute's Probe Development Center, the symposium seeks to bring together leading academic scientists working on probe discovery and development, and to help train the next generation of chemical biologists by educating graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. Please note: No registration fee will be charged for this symposium.
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On When we Know Where we Come From
The Paim - Paine- Payne - Payn name comes from Latin Paganus = Pagan. From "Paganus" to the vernacular Paean, Pean, you got the drift... to Paine.
We Paims, erm, Paines, Paynes, Payns, Pagans go back to one Thomas Allen Paine (Payn), born circa 1355, who left England in 1387 to accompany Phillippa of Lancaster, sister of Henry IV, who was to marry king John I of Portugal.
Thomas Allen Paine became "Chomaly" Paim in Portugal and had two sons: Valentine and Robert. Valentine who later married Brites de Vasconcellos, was then our first Paim. From him, to the Azores, to Brazil, and in Brazil, to the states of Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, and Rio Grande do Sul whose branch i derive
Our great...-uncle Robert was none other than that very translator of John Gower's Confessio Amantis - or Tales of the Seven Deadly Sins who, as a Canon of Lisbon, was unmarried. Juan de Cuenca did his Spanish translation based on my g...-uncle's translation into Portuguese.
So what, you say, I go back 200 thousand years to one African "Eve". Well, i'm just looking into my genealogy, that's all.
Now with a name like that, make way, for the Paines, Payns, Paeens, Paims are a-coming!
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Mauro, on both sides of my family tree we can go back pretty far. Both sets of my grandparents did the genealogy work in the nineteen eighties. I don't think I can back back quite as far as you can but pretty close. It is nice to know where your roots are. Makes it easier to nourish the historical legacy or trim parts, if need be. With my family trimming is in order.ReplyDelete
"Or trim parts", precisely, Kyle. Thanks for your comment. Pity i cannot do the African part; it's lost in the mists of time. Maybe the science of Genetics or paleo-anthropology will do it for me.ReplyDelete
Mauro, I am also a descendant of Thomas Paine. I traced my lineage back to him and am currently looking for his ancestors. Based on my research, I have reason to believe that Thomas Paine is actually Thomas de Montagu (Montague or Montacute). This Thomas also had a brother named Robert and both timelines match up. Montagu's family can be traced to the Payns and to Filipa de Lencastre (on her mother's side).ReplyDeleteReplies
House, the Chomaly we are talking about is the one who had two sons: Robert and Valentine. The former became a cannon for the Catholic Church and the latter was the one to get married and to give rise to the Pains from Portugal, the Azores, and Brazil. That is, as far as WE know... :DDelete
Hi, Mauro. I'm also a descendant of Thomas Allen Paine from the Brazilian branch in Rio de Janeiro. I've been looking for any ancestors of Thomas but couldn't find any and it looks like people online didn't go farther than that as well. Have you had any clues on that yet? I've seen the last comment on this post, by "House", linking Thomas Paine to Thomas de Montagu, and saw that he posted the same in other websites, but I can't find any source for that.ReplyDelete
Hi, Thiago. I know as much as you do. Now, here's a bit more for you: Google John Gower - Confessio Amantis - Robert - Thomas. Juan de Cuenca Translation. Please, let me know what you find out. cheers!Delete
Thanks, Mauro. I'm aware of the translation of Confessio by Robert into Portuguese. However, I'm still stuck with his father's (Thomas) ancestry.ReplyDelete
I'll let you know if I find more info about it too.


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Thiruvananthapuram: Five lakh bank employees under the banner of AIBEA will extend support to the strike by central trade unions on February 28 protesting the "anti-labour and anti-worker" policies of the government, a top functionary of the All India Bank Employees Association said on Saturday.
All the central trade unions (BMS, INTUC, HMS, CITU,AIUTUC, TUCC, and UTUC) would strike work on that day, CH Venkatachalam, General Secretary of the All India Bank Employees Association, told reporters in Thiruvananthapuram.
He asked the government to take concrete measures to contain price rise, link employment protection with concession offered to entrepreneurs and strict enforcement of all basic labour laws.
The proposed strike was also against banking law (amendment) and other reform measures, outsourcing of regular bank jobs and undue delay in settlement of pending demands, he said.
The Union rejected the recommendations of the Khandelwal committee appointed by the Centre on staff-related matters, saying the committee had given various "anti-employee" suggestions like abolition of industry-wise common wage revision settlement existing since 1966.
The AIBEA opposed the proposed merger of all associate banks with State Bank of India, he said, adding, these associate banks had played a very significant role for the economic development of the states concerned.
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We now have a blog and a wiki site for our members—and a schedule set for supervising and volunteering in the garden for the whole of the 2009 season! The garden in all its dimensions is coming to be!
The plots are laid out, the ground tilled and ready. Here we are planting radishes in the plot furthest from the gate.
We set to work too on a tool shed! (Thank you, William, for all your work on this....)


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Published April 5th, 2009
Chief Robert Douglas calls it his paddy wagon... a van equipped to take up to 10 people to jail at a time.
Douglas says it's better in crowd situations because more people can fit in it compared to a regular police cruiser... which can hold three people max.
The chief says if there is another riot, his officers are better prepared.
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Margo J. Burroughs
January 29, 1933 - June 18, 2010
Born in Sturgis, MI
Resided in LaGrange, IN
A lifetime LaGrange County resident, Mrs. Burroughs graduated with the class of 1951 from LaGrange High School. She was a homemaker and worked for twenty-four years at Duo-Therm/Dometic in LaGrange. She was a member of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church and Sylvan Chapter #251 Order of Eastern Star, both in LaGrange.
Mrs. Burroughs was born on January 29, 1933 in Sturgis, MI to Leon R. and Merna (Ridley) Paulus. On April 5, 1953 in LaGrange, IN she married Robert G. Burroughs, Jr. He survives in LaGrange.
Also surviving are two daughters and a son-in-law, Cathy Schweitzer of Whitehouse, TN, Bobbi and Dick Craig of LaGrange; three sons and daughters-in-law, Tom and Kate Burroughs of Indianapolis, IN, Dave and Jenny Burroughs of Shipshewana, IN, Mike and Cathy Burroughs of Howe, IN; eight grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; five step-great-grandchildren; and a sister and brother-in-law, Carol "Cap" and Roger Olds of Sturgis, MI.
She was preceded in death by her parents and a sister, Mary "Joni" Mendez.
Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, June 22, 2010 at 10:00 am at Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, 797 N. Detroit St., LaGrange, IN with Rev. Sandy Hutchens officiating.
Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery in LaGrange, IN.
Visitation will be on Monday, June 21, 2010 from 2-4 and 6-8 pm at Frurip-May Funeral Home, 309 W. Michigan St., LaGrange, IN with an Order of Eastern Star Service at 7:30 pm.
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Grande & Max talked to The Big Ticket after the Celtics' dramatic come-from-behind win.
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A case of tuberculosis (TB) at a Saskatchewan mine has led to contact tracing across Canada.
The active tuberculosis was discovered at the Cigar Lake Cameco mine at the end of July and caused the mining company and TB Control Saskatchewan to work together to track individuals possibly exposed to the disease. The latest count showed 130 individuals spread across eight provinces from British Colombia to New Brunswick.
"It's not uncommon. It depends on the situation and depends on what the communicable disease is," said Deputy medical health officer in the Saskatoon Health Region Dr. Julie Kryzanowski.
"When that happens then there is notification sent out through interprovincial reporting structures to notify them of the potential exposure so they can be alert and do what needs to be done for people who live in their province or their health regions."
Under the Public Health Act and disease control regulations there are a number of communicable diseases that are reportable by law, including TB. Public health does a follow up to figure out what individuals may have been exposed. Those people are offered a skin test to see if they have the TB bacteria and are then offered antibiotic treatment.
"If it turns out that one of them does not live in our health jurisdiction then we make contact with the other health region or the other province that they live so that they are aware that they may have been in contact and they can be tested or treated," Kyrzanowski explained.
"There have not been any confirmed cases of active TB disease as a result of this particular case."
The initial contact tracing was for 119 people, 105 who reside in Saskatchewan and 14 from out of province. The number has since grown to 130 people.
For most people who become infected with TB it remains dormant. A small amount of people have a 10 per cent lifetime risk of developing active TB and only in those cases is it infectious.
At peak times the Cameco mine can have over 900 employees working on-site, many who recently came to Canada or are from Saskatchewan's northern communities. Both are populations that tend to be more at risk to develop active TB. Currently, rates in Saskatchewan are higher than national average and 54 per cent are experienced in the north.
"A large part of the TB strategy is addressing communities that have higher risks of TB... we do have a higher incidence in northern communities," Kyrzanowski explained.
"That's for a lot of reasons historically and currently as well. We know that TB and active TB is really a disease of poverty so there are a lot of conditions in the north, poor socioeconomic conditions, poor housing quality, people living in overcrowded conditions, people that are living in an isolated community and they don't have as much access to health care services as we do in the south. So, for a lot of those reasons it has been harder to get control of TB in the northern communities."
In other provinces most of the TB cases occur in immigrants from places where TB is more prevalent than in Canada.
"Saskatchewan is facing a challenge with TB from two perspectives. Certainly there is the higher rates of TB from northern communities which we are working hard to address but we are also aware that as Saskatchewan becomes more of a place where newcomers settle, especially with recruitment of international workers, we recognize the newcomer population as potentially being another risk where we may see more cases of active TB disease," she said
Both of these populations supply workers in the province's growing resource sector, but current Canadian TB standards do not recommend screening employees for TB infection in workplaces other than health care settings, correctional facilities, and some high-risk residential community settings like shelters and addiction treatment centres. Saskatchewan itself saw 82 new cases in 2011.
"Saskatchewan is certainly undergoing a period of economic growth and companies are recruiting workers from across the province and internationally as well. That's true about sites located in northern Saskatchewan but also sites elsewhere in the province as well," Kryzanowski said.
Therefore, she explained that having resources based out of the North does not increase the risk of communicable disease but rather tapping into at-risk populations. She saidthe TB strategy recognizes that in order to reduce the risk of a population when entering the workforce it is important to look at pre-determinants of health like nutrition and poverty.
"One pillar of the TB Strategy is… public health prevention and community engagement… addressing social determinants of health. TB spreads more easily when people are living in poor housing conditions, overcrowded conditions, no access to nutritious food and healthcare services," she said.
Kryzanowski said it is important to continue working on the TB problem, especially as drug-resistant TB emerges as an issue that complicates treatment and can increase costs to $195,078 per patient. Drug resistance can be prevented through early detection and follow-through treatment practices.
One active TB case in Saskatchewan has already affected 130 people throughout eight provinces. Kryzanowski said that the cost has been absorbed by TB Control's budget and shared with the other affected health regions.
"We don't have an estimate of the eventual future number of contacts to this case and we don't have an estimate of the cost associated with the contact tracing," Kryzanowski said.
$74 million was spent of fighting TB across Canada in 2004. That equalled $47,290 for every active TB case diagnosed that year. The cost of TB programming in Saskatchewan is shared between the provincial and federal governments and it is used for treatment, medications, skin test screening, radiographic and laboratory diagnostics, patient incentives, and salaries for the health care workers.
Kryzanowski said that Cameco has likely incurred costs due to this case for helping to bring health care workers in and out of the site and the financial cost of time to gather and supply information to TB Control Saskatchewan.
"Every case of active TB that TB Control Services follows up is a different situation. In some cases there are a lot of contacts that are identified... it really is a case-by-case basis. Whatever the circumstances are it often requires us to engage with another institution or employer or facility that has a stake in making sure the contact investigation goes smoothly," she said.
"I would say it's the norm to work very closely with partners like Cameco in this situation but what that looks like looks different in every situation."
Saskatchewan TB Control was unable to supply the number of people who have tested positive for the TB bacteria during the skin test and received treatment as a result of the case at the Cigar Lake mine.
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Dendreon downsizes amid Provenge reimbursement woes
The company reported August gross revenues of $22 million, and "continues to expect modest quarter-over-quarter growth as it works to educate physicians on the improved reimbursement paradigm," said a release. At the end of August, the company had cash reserves of around $600 million, and expected to be able to achieve break even in the US at around $500 million in revenue.
"We believe that the improved reimbursement landscape and our comprehensive plan to educate physicians, coupled with the meaningful clinical benefit that Provenge provides to patients, creates a strong market opportunity," said CEO Mitchell Gold, MD.
News of the layoffs capped a week in which Sanofi announced plans to slash an additional $2.9 billion and to reduce its global headcount by 3,000 positions by the end of the year as the company faces the upcoming expirations of patents for Plavix and Avapro.


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As the climate warms, moss growth dramatically spreads on the continent's peninsula.
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Two research groups have devised small-molecule recipes to directly transform fibroblasts into neurons.
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August 1, 2015|
Take a trip to the mummy museum in Vác, Hungary, to see the human remains that helped researchers learn more about the origins of tuberculosis in Europe.
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A US Army lab shipped live spores of the deadly bacterium because of improper irradiation protocols, a Department of Defense review has found.
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In some pathogenic bacteria, certain antibiotic resistance–associated mutations may also confer an unexpected growth advantage.
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Arabidopsis thaliana defense hormones shape the plant's root microbiome.
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Researchers build a mathematical model that can predict whether a mouse will be infected by Clostridium difficile based on the microbes found in its GI tract.
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Oreo Truffles - Bling, bling
Tracy Byrne
Oreo truffles are barely a recipe and require zero cooking skill. They are delicious, sweet, and adorable. They can be dressed up or dressed down depending on the occasion. What always surprises me is how much people loves these. I bake to impress and challenge myself, but what impresses me doesn't always impress others. Most people like the simplest desserts the best, while I love the ones with 12 steps and are daringly decadent!
These Oreo Truffles were an order request for a co-worker who wanted something for a bridal shower with the colors white & silver, and a theme of "bling." I hope these little guys lived up to the theme!
Oreo Truffles
Seen many places around the blog-o-sphere!
Yield - 40-48
1 package Oreos
8 ounces cream cheese (I always use 1/3 fat - I like to keep things healthy...)
1 pound candy melts
sprinkles or other decorations of your choice
- Crush Oreos to a fine crumb. The easiest way is in a food processor. I only have a mini one, so I can fit 7 Oreos in at once and I pulse until everything is nice and small. You should not see any distinctive white bits.
- Smoosh (spell check doesn't like that word, but I don't know how else to describe the process) the cream cheese into the Oreo crumbs. Just keep smooshing until it is all combined and looks like a stiff dough.
- Using a one tablespoon scoop, scoop the Oreo dough onto parchment paper.
- Roll each scoop into a round shape - I have poor rolling skills, hopefully your truffles will be perfectly round.
- Freeze the truffle until you are ready to dip.
- Make a double boiler by filling a small sauce pan with about an inch of water and then place a clean bowl on top of the sauce pan. The bowl should not touch the water. Heat the water gently, do not let it boil, keep it at a simmer. Add the candy melts or chocolate into the bowl and stir every couple of minutes. I have tried many ways to melt chocolate (or candy melts) and this way is by far the easiest, least messy, and most consistent. Feel free to melt any way you like. If the melted chocolate seems to thick, add a little shortening. I often need to add shortening, this time I did not.
- I leave my bowl on the hot water while dipping. Using toothpicks, dip each truffle into the chocolate and twist to coat. Try and shake off any additional chocolate. Place the truffle on parchment paper.
- After the first dipping hardened, I scooped extra melted candy melts into a baggie and pipped zig-zags over the top. Quickly, I sprinkled silver sprinkles on top of the pipped candy melts. After the candy hardened, I shook off the extra sprinkles and placed in a cute mini cupcake liner.


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Omnipotent WCL || Omnipotent Site - Support our streams! || BTag:Slenderman#1355 || Temporarily retired from raiding. Soon™.
Well, if this don't work, best to post on an oUF forum.
Code:if UnitIsPlayer(self.unit) then local _, class = UnitClass(self.unit) self:SetBackdropColor(RAID_CLASS_COLORS[class].r, RAID_CLASS_COLORS[class].g, RAID_CLASS_COLORS[class].b) else self:SetBackdropColor(0, 0, 0) end
I'm trying to get rid of the default blizzard proc borders (around spell icons) so that they don't overlap with my custom weakauras ones.
The only solution I've found disables the proc border texture completely, which disables it for everything...including weakauras.
Any solutions? I've tried spellflash but that adds a hell of a lot more than I want. I don't want blinking spells telling me how to play, I just want to define when the proc borders go up. Ideally I'd rather a different proc border altogether (I do like the red spellflash ones...) but one thing at a time.
I lack the skills necessary to make a custom spellflash module.
How can I get xCT or MSBT to merge my incoming and outgoing damage and heals like Rigg has in his UI?
I can merge the two types in xCT, but I want then incoming to be justified to the left and the outgoing justified to the right. I've only been able to get one justification when they are in the same scroll area.
Hey guys, I got kinda specific addon question. I would like to know, it there is such an addon or if it would be hard to make one.
We are raiding 10 man guild and mostly 2(3) healing those encounters. WoL analysis is fine, but what I lack is manapool information. Our Holy Pally seems to be trying hard to keep in meters and he is burning his mana pretty fast from beginning of the fight.
So what I want is:
Make addon which would monitor actual manapool of chosen people in raid, but only in bossfights. Result should be stored to simple text file where would be smth. like timestamp/name/manapool -> so I could compare "manastate" with healing in WoL.
Does anyone know how to make recount a chat tab? I remember seeing a video a while back where someone had their recount as a tab in their chat box I don't know how he did it though.
Code:local f = CreateFrame("Frame") f:RegisterEvent("PLAYER_LOGIN") f:SetScript("OnEvent", function() if Recount then Recount.MainWindow:SetParent(ChatFrame3) Recount.MainWindow:ClearAllPoints() Recount.MainWindow:SetAllPoints(ChatFrame3) end end)
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Hi i am looking for a way to save my elvui profile from the folders, i've lost my profile already once and don't want to lose it again since i have put alot of time into the settings and small things!
Code:## Dependencies: Recount
Thanks very much, works great
Is That Am I.
Looking for an Addon that will basically start a pull countdown then cast Bloodlust.
I first thought about doing this in a macro, but can't figure out a way to delay the cast until the count finishes...then I figured an Addon could do it and before I go and try to learn how to make an Addon, I figured I'd check to see if anyone ever heard of something.
Basically I want a button on my screen I can press, will do a /pull 5 (or something like it) then Lust....just so everyone can pop their minons prior to the Lust going out. I push to talk on Vent, and sometimes that screws me up when pushing to announce then casting and such.
Couple questions really.
Firstly, how do I get rid of button glow effects selectively while using Bartender4? I was able to find the following command, but it doesn't seem to work (at least not with bartender buttons):
I'm just trying to get rid of the freaking perma-glow Guard has for BrM Monks.
Secondly, how do I reference the same aggro % that Blizzard does with default target frames in a weakaura? The one that shows what % you are of the next best (or the highest) person on the target's threat table?
I found it extremely useful to be able to tell how much of an aggro lead I had over the next best person, but all of the addons I've tried and weakauras I've putzed with (_,_,rawthreatpct,_,_ and such) only go up to 100%, and never seem to go below that until I lose aggro.
Hi folks, I was wondering if there is a way to get weakauras to more or less tell me if I have enough time left on my legendary meta gem buff (clearcasting) to cast a last instant spell, taking the GCD into account.
Something along the lines of, if Clearcasting - GCD => X where X is some kind of safespot for my latency and reaction time.
it can be in either lua code or an encoded string.


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1935 Born April 10, Adelaide
1960 Married (Kathleen) Ann, February 6
1964 appointed chaplain to Brotherhood of St Laurence
1976 awarded Order of British Empire
1980 appointed executive director of Brotherhood of St Laurence
1985 became Bishop of inner city Melbourne
1988 awarded Order of Australia
1989 elected eighth Archbishop of Brisbane
1992 Australian of the Year
April named 23rd Governor-General
June - sworn in as Governor-General
December - Brisbane Anglican Diocese ordered to pay $834,800 damages to woman sexually abused as a child by boarding master at Toowoomba school
Feb 16 - reports he allowed a bishop to continue preaching despite claims he abused a 14-year-old girl in 1950s
Feb 17 - reports he appointed choirmaster Canon Ross McAuley to church sexual abuse committee despite allegation of abuse
Feb 18 - appears on the ABC's Australian Story to deny a cover-up, but also appears to condone relationship between priest and 14-year-old girl
Feb 19 - Archbishop of Brisbane Phillip Aspinall orders inquiry into handling of child sex abuse cases
Feb 20 - Hollingworth releases 4,500 word statement and says sexual abuse of children can never be excused
Feb 21 - apologises to woman allegedly assaulted as 14-year-old
- Labor demands he be sacked.
- PM says no grounds for dismissal
Feb 25 - denies new claim he failed to act on warning a sexually-predatory choirmaster was a risk to himself and congregation.
Feb 27 - meets Queen in Adelaide
Mar 5 - steps down as Brisbane Lions No 1 ticket holder, after resigning as patron of Barnardos, Kids First Foundation, National Association for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect
May 1 - inquiry report tabled in Queensland parliament. Finds he acted unfairly in dealing with some complaints of sexual abuse and let known paedophile continue as a priest. Hollingworth says error of judgment
May 3 - Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson says should weigh his conscience
May 4 - Treasurer Peter Costello says can resign any time he likes
May 5 - PM in the US says nothing in conduct as governor-general to warrant dismissal
May 6 - poll finds 76 per cent of Australians want Hollingworth to quit
May 7 - PM meets Queen in London. Refuses to offer support.
May 8 - Hollingworth denies he raped a woman, after suppression order lifted in Victorian Supreme Court civil case
May 9 - PM says from Doha told about rape allegation in December
May 10 - PM arrives back in Australia
May 11 - PM and Hollingworth meet at Admiralty House in Sydney. Hollingworth stands aside until court proceedings over
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Sauber hit the top of the timesheets last week in Barcelona but nobody really believes they will be front-runners when the real racing begins - so is there really anything we can read into testing outcomes?
In the eight days of pre-season running so far, six different teams have finished at the top of the times — Red Bull, Ferrari, Renault, Force India, Williams and Sauber.
In reality, times mean little in this period because, in the same way as Grand Prix practice sessions often see unusual table toppers as teams concentrate on different programmes, testing sees the same situation but with the range of variables expanded even further, making times even less relevant.
But despite this, there are still some conclusions that can be taken from the early running and some pointers towards things to look for as the final pre-season test begins.
At this early stage of the season, with so few opportunities to run the cars before the opening race, the biggest measure of success in testing is simply the amount of time teams have spent out on track.
It's argued that you can't make a reliable car quick but you can make a quick car reliable — so a positive and methodical testing programme can sometimes make a significant difference.
Williams has run the most, with 825 laps over eight days — every day other than their first seeing them clock close to or over 100 laps. McLaren, meanwhile, have also had a solid set of sessions, with 777 laps in total and regular days around the 115 laps mark.
In contrast, Red Bull are clearly quick but have had reliability issues and have done 120 laps less running than their rivals from Woking while Ferrari failed to meet Fernando Alonso's target of 100 laps per day and have so far done only the fifth highest number of laps with 619.
In these days of bulletproof reliability, the early days of testing now tends to be the only time teams struggle with reliability problems.
And while it may not sound much, any delay in this important preparation time and any stutter in a smooth testing programme can cause knock-on effects to the early season plans.
With two tests down, all those reliability problems should be ironed out for the top teams — so each should be aiming for nothing less than a full programme next time out.
Talking of track time, the biggest disaster is not running at all — and Lotus's decision to stop testing due to chassis problems is certain to have a significant impact on the start to their season.
With only seven laps on the opening day of the second test before they were forced to quit, Lotus lost four days of running — and now an FIA rule clarification has ensured they will not, as suggested, get one day of private running as compensation.
A lack of testing time is just the first of their worries. A chassis problem could mean a number of things — the team are keeping tight-lipped on the situation — but if it's a problem with the chassis itself it will be difficult to re-design.
It has been speculated as a mounting issue and if that is the case, Renault may get away with a temporary fix for the next test, with a re-design of the section in question before the opening race. But by then, however, their rivals will have plenty of track time over them.
Perhaps the most exciting outcome from the last test in Barcelona was the suggestion that a possible newcomer could break into the top three.
Mercedes took their time arriving at the track with their new car, but once it was unveiled it showed several design departures from its predecessors, with a longer wheelbase allowing improved packaging.
The nose and front wing have undergone some key changes, bringing the wing in particular in line with their rivals, while further back there is a significant sidepod undercut — but there is some criticism that the rear section is more bulky than that of their competitors.
It is understood that intricate exhaust approaches are being looked at as an alternative to the current top-exit solution, while there have also been intriguing questions over whether it has a front wing 'F-duct'. Innovations from here, then, could be interesting.
There are some concerns over fragility of certain parts of the car, but the pace is there and, in the long runs at least, times indicate they are currently the second quickest team out there, putting them right in the mix to add some extra intrigue to the front-running battle.
So far, it seems Red Bull is ahead of the game — on-track observers say their car is more 'planted' on the track than any other — but McLaren and now Mercedes, from long-run analysis, appear to be in the picture, closing the gap on the world champions.
Ferrari, regrouping after a tough initial test, may still have a question mark over them but if you believe their comments they now have a clear understanding of their new machine after their initial relationship problems.
But at this part of the season, the development pace is huge and the factories are working as long as the Resource Restriction Agreement allows, in an effort to improve their initial packages.
Each team will be working on dual programmes right up into the early part of the season, fast-tracking their own pre- and post- Australia development packages while also working on assessing designs of their rivals to determine which could work on their own car.
We can, perhaps, expect to see some teams showing their hand with some innovative exhaust approaches in the test later this week, as well as perhaps the appearance of bargeboard and turning vanes that the higher chassis undersides encourage.
But if there is one aim all the teams will have for this next test, it's not hitting the top of the timesheets — it's posting the highest number on the distance charts.


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HRes 375--A Litmus Test For Congress.
HRes 375--A Litmus Test For Congress.
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The below was sent to the House Judiciary Committee and other representatives to let them know their vote will show just what they are made of, and whether we should keep or discard them in the elections of 2006.
HRes 375—A Litmus Test For Congress
House Resolution 375 provides a clear cut choice between right and wrong. It seeks to investigate, based on strong evidence and probable cause, whether or not our leaders lied and duped us into going to war with Iraq. If some congress members dimly think "the world will little note or long remember
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This idiot Rohrbacker (R-CA) really gets on my nerves. He is using PNAC arguments to justify the Iraq War and kill HR 375. Simply disgusting!
I listened to parts of the hearing today and find it absolutely incredible that this resolution to ANSWER THE UNANSWERED QUESTIONS was voted down. By one vote or 100 votes - it LOST! They ALWAYS let the votes get "this" close in order to give the false impression that Democracy still stands in America!
He and his master Henry Hyde deserve to be chined us, by all america for hours and hours on end....
We can win this folks....look at the straggling R's that narrowly beat the votes today!!!!
The Katrina commission also got blocked in the Senate by 9 votes or something, but the Senate usually blocks everything.
These HOUSE VOTES are victories.....it also means we have the proof records of these "congress" members who simply VOTE against the american people. We can replace them all....and get ready to throw them ALL out soon!!!!!
Lets keep the war going!!!
Doug E.


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Neil R. Jones
|Neil Ronald Jones
Neil R. Jones as pictured in Air Wonder Stories, January 1930
|May 29, 1909
|February 15, 1988(aged 78)
Neil Ronald Jones (May 29, 1909 – February 15, 1988) was an American author who worked for the state of New York. Not prolific, and little remembered today, Jones was ground-breaking in science fiction. His first story, "The Death's Head Meteor", was published in Air Wonder Stories in 1930, possibly recording the first use of "astronaut" in fiction. He also pioneered cyborg and robotic characters, and is credited with inspiring the modern idea of cryonics. Most of his stories fit into a "future history" like that of Robert A. Heinlein or Cordwainer Smith, well before either of them used this convention in their fiction.
Professor Jameson stories[edit]
Rating not even a cover mention, the first installment of Jones' most popular creation, "The Jameson Satellite", appeared in the July 1931 issue of Amazing Stories.[1] The hero was Professor Jameson, the last Earthman, who became immortal through the science of the Zoromes. Jameson was obsessed with the idea of perfectly preserving his body after death and succeeded by having it launched into space in a small capsule. Jameson's body survived for 40,000,000 years, where it was found orbiting a dead planet Earth by a passing Zorome exploration ship. The Zoromes, or machine men as they sometimes called themselves, were cyborgs. They came from a race of biological beings who had achieved immortality by transferring their brains to machine bodies. They occasionally assisted members of other races with this transition (e.g. the Tri-Peds and the Mumes), allowing others to become Zoromes and join them on their expeditions, which sometimes lasted hundreds of years. So, much like the Borg of the Star Trek series, a Zorome crew could be made up of assimilated members of many different biological species. The Zoromes discovered that Jameson's body had been so well preserved that they were able to repair his brain, incorporate it into a Zorome machine body and restart it. The professor joined their crew and, over the course of the series, participated in many adventures, even visiting Zor, the Zorome homeworld, where he met biological Zoromes. The professor eventually rose to command his own crew of machine men on a new Zorome exploration ship. "The Jameson Satellite" proved so popular with readers that later installments in Amazing Stories got not only cover mentions but the cover artwork. The series eventually became some of the most popular and well-known of the 1930s pulps.[2]
Being cryopreserved and revived is an idea that would recur in hundreds of science fiction novels, movies, and television shows. One young science fiction fan who read The Jameson Satellite and drew inspiration from the idea of cryonics was Robert Ettinger, who became known as the father of cryonics.[2] An eleven and a half year old Isaac Asimov also read the story. Asimov noted that the Zorome's organic brains were a minor detail, "Jones treated them as mechanical men, making them objective without being unfeeling, benevolent without being busybodies." He cites Jones' Zoromes as the "spiritual ancestors" of his positronic robot series and credits them as the origin of his attraction to the idea of benevolent robots.[3]
Masamune Shirow paid homage to Jones in his cyborg-populated Ghost in the Shell saga by including a no-frills brain-in-a-box design, even naming them Jameson-type cyborgs.
Just as the Jameson stories inspired Asimov, Ettinger, and other young readers, Neil R. Jones has said he was inspired to invent the Zoromes by H. G. Wells' Martians from The War of the Worlds, whose weak bodies were augmented by giant war machines. He also drew inspiration from Sewell Peaslee Wright's stories of Commander Hanson and the space patrol which were running in Astounding Stories around the time Jones began writing the Jameson series.[2]
Jameson (or 21MM392, as he was known to his fellow metal beings) was the subject of twenty-one stories between 1931 and 1951, when Jones stopped writing, with nine stories still unpublished. In the late 1960s, Ace Books editor Donald A. Wollheim compiled five collections, comprising sixteen of these, including two previously unpublished. In all there were thirty Jameson stories written (twenty four eventually saw publication, six remain unpublished), and twenty-two unrelated pieces.
R. D. Mullen, reviewing The Planet of the Double Sun, commented that while many readers have found the stories memorable despite their exceptionally crude writing, he found the characters and events "of such little interest that I feel no desire to follow them through the succeeding stories."[4] Everett F. Bleiler found the stories marked by "drearily innocuous similarities" as well as "weak writing and literary flatness."[5] In contrast, Isaac Asimov wrote of his experience reading the Jameson Satellite as a pre-teen, "None of the flaws in language and construction were obvious" ... "What I responded to was the tantalizing glimpse of possible immortality and the vision of the world's sad death".[3] With the pulp audience of the 1930s, the Jameson stories were very popular[2] as evident from the amount of praise that appeared in the letters column of any pulp that published one of the stories.
Professor Jameson stories
- The Jameson Satellite (Amazing Stories, July 1931; Amazing Stories, April 1956 - reprint; Ace Books collection #1, 1967)
- The Planet of the Double Sun (Amazing Stories, February 1932; Amazing Stories, November 1962 - reprint; Ace Books collection #1, 1967)
- The Return of the Tripeds (Amazing Stories, May 1932; Ace Books collection #1, 1967)
- Into the Hydrosphere (Amazing Stories, October 1933; Ace Books collection #2, 1967)
- Time's Mausoleum (Amazing Stories, December 1933; Ace Books collection #2, 1967)
- The Sunless World (Amazing Stories, December 1934; Ace Books collection #2, 1967)
- Zora of the Zoromes (Amazing,Stories, March 1935; Ace Books collection #3, 1967)
- Space War (Amazing Stories. July 1935; Ace Books collection #3, 1967)
- Labyrinth (Amazing Stories, April 1936, Ace Books collection #3, 1967)
- Twin Worlds (Amazing Stories, April 1937, Ace Books collection #4, 1967)
- On the Planet Fragment (Amazing Stories, October 1937, Ace Books collection #4, 1967)
- The Music-Monsters (Amazing Stories, April 1938, Ace Books collection #4, 1967)
- The Cat-Men of Aemt (Astonishing Stories, August 1940)
- Cosmic Derelict (Astonishing Stories, February 1941)
- Slaves of the Unknown (Astonishing Stories, March 1942)
- Doomsday on Ajiat (Astonishing Stories, 10/42, Ace Books collection #5, 1968)
- The Metal Moon (Super Science Stories, September 1949, Ace Books collection #5, 1968)
- Parasite Planet (Super Science Stories, November 1949)
- World without Darkness (Super Science Stories, March 1950)
- The Mind Masters (Super Science Stories, September 1950)
- The Star Killers (Super Science Stories, August 1951)
- In the Meteoric Cloud (Ace Books collection #5, 1968)
- The Accelerated World (Ace Books collection #5, 1968)
- The Voice Across Space (unpublished)
- Battle Moon (unpublished)
- The Lost Nation (unpublished)
- Exiles from Below (Astro-Adventures Number 7, April 1989)
- The Satellite Sun (unpublished)
- Hidden World (unpublished)
- The Sun Dwellers (unpublished)
Ace Books Professor Jameson Collections
- #1 The Planet of the Double Sun (Ace #F-420, 1967) - paperback, cover art by Gray Morrow
- #2 The Sunless World (Ace #G-631, 1967) - paperback, cover art by Gray Morrow
- #3 Space War (Ace #G-650, 1967) - paperback, cover art by Gray Morrow
- #4 Twin Worlds (Ace #G-681, 1967) - paperback, cover art by Gray Morrow
- #5 Doomsday on Ajiat (Ace #G-719, 1968) - paperback, cover art by Gray Morrow
Durna Rangue Stories
- Durna Rangue Neophyte (Astounding Stories, June 1937)
- Captives of the Durna Rangue (Super Science Novels Magazine, March 1941)
- The Citadel in Space (Two Complete Science-Adventure Books, Summer 1951)
Pirate Nez Hulan Stories
- The Moon Pirates, Part 1 (Amazing Stories, September 1934)
- The Moon Pirates, Part 2 (Amazing Stories, October 1934)
Other Stories
- The Death's Head Meteor (Air Wonder Stories, January 1930)
- The Electrical Man (Scientific Detective Monthly, May 1930)
- The Asteroid of Death (Wonder Stories Quarterly, Fall 1931)
- Suicide Durkee's Last Ride (Amazing Stories, September 1932)
- Shipwrecked on Venus (Wonder Stories Quarterly, Winter 1932)
- Escape from Phobos (Wonder Stories, February 1933)
- Martian and Troglodyte (Amazing Stories, May 1933; Amazing Stories, August 1967 - reprint)
- Little Hercules (Astounding Science Fiction, September 1936)
- The Astounding Exodus (Thrilling Wonder Stories, April 1937)
- Kiss of Death (Amazing Stories, December 1938)
- The Swordsmen of Saturn (Science Fiction, October 1939)
- Liquid Hell (Future Fiction, July 1940)
- The Dark Swordsmen of Saturn (Planet Stories, Summer 1940)
- Invisible One (Super Science Stories, September 1940)
- Hermit of Saturn's Ring (Planet Stories Fall 1940)
- Priestess of the Sleeping Death (Amazing Stories, April 1941)
- The Ransom for Toledo (Comet, May 1941)
- Vampire of the Void (Planet Stories, Spring 1941)
- Spoilers of the Spaceways (Planet Stories, Winter 1942)
- ^ Gay, Bob (March 2010). "The Jameson Satellite". The Nostalgia League. Retrieved August 19, 2011.
- ^ a b c d Ashley, Mike (April 1989). "The Immortal Professor". Astro Adventures (7): 3.
- ^ a b Asimov, Isaac (1975). Before The Golden Age, Book 1. Greenwich, Ct: Fawcett Publications, Inc. p. 80. ISBN 978-0449024102.
- ^ Mullen, R.D. (November 1975). "Reviews: November 1975". Science Fiction Studies. Retrieved August 19, 2011.
- ^ Bleiler & Bleiler 1998, pp. 196-198.
- Ash, Brian. Who's Who in Science Fiction. Taplinger, 1976.
- Ashley, Michael, ed. The History of Science Fiction Magazine. Part 2: 1936 - 1945. New English Library 1975.
- Ashley, Michael, The Immortal Professor, Astro Adventures, Number 7, April 1989.
- Bleiler, Everett F.; Richard Bleiler (1998). Science-Fiction: The Gernsback Years. Kent State University Press.
- Greenberg, Martin H., ed. Amazing Science Fiction Anthology: The Wonder Years 1926-1935. Wizards of the Coast, 1987.
External links[edit]
- Neil R. Jones at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
- Gay, Bob (March 2010). "The Jameson Satellite". The Nostalgia League. Retrieved August 19, 2011.
- "Tribute Professor Jameson website".
- Works by Neil R. Jones at Project Gutenberg


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Welcome to Chez Palmiers Bed and Breakfast
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Located in the historic Faubourg Marigny just two blocks from the French Quarter and four blocks from Frenchman Street (popular with the neighborhood's locals), you'll be within easy walking distance of many of the sites, restaurants, bars and clubs, and the characters and music that have made New Orleans famous. The new Streetcar line is right at the corner, making it easy to explore other parts of the city as well.
Owner operators Betsy and Bill Rayner invite you to relax and enjoy your stay in New Orleans in their traditional Creole Cottage. Originally built in the late 1800's, it was renovated in the mid 1990's. What we have tried to create is a home, not just bedrooms for guests—it is, after all, our home. Furnishings are a mix of some of our favorite antiques and newer things—interesting pieces we find at yard sales and antique shops around the city. Each room contains personal photographs and artwork, and memorabilia we've accumulated and carried around with us over the years. Everyone looking for a bed and breakfast looks for a place that fits their personality, a place they'll be comfortable in for more than just sleeping each night. We hope you will find that place with us.
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For those not familiar with staying at a b&b, we are not a hotel. Although we live on the premises, we are not available 24/7. It's a lot like staying at a friend's home. Just as a friend lets you make your own bed—if you choose to—we leave it up to you. We ask our guests to reuse towels and washcloths during their stay, like they would at home, unless they're here for six or seven days. For many of our guests, this is the enjoyment of staying in a b&b rather than a hotel: it's like staying with friends.
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I love John Nicks as well. Just voted him my "favorite"
Hope he and Ashley can pull it all together.
Anyone else surprised but pleased Caroline got a GP assignment? And Skate America at that! I wonder how she is training these days. Any updates would be appreciated!
I was indeed surprised to see Caroline getting SA. But that's all she can get, since her SB is below the minimum score for ladies.


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FOR RELEASE: Immediate, Sunday, September 2, 2007
Sophomore Alyssa Cavosie (Waterford/Shenendehowa High School) scored with one second remaining in the first overtime to lift the Hudson Valley Community College (2-0/2-0 Region III) women's soccer team to a 3-2 win at Corning Community College (0-1/0-1) on Sunday.
Sophomore Brenna Mereness (Castleton/Maple Hill High School) added a goal and an assist for the Lady Vikings. Sophomore Laurel Good (Brainard) also had a goal.
Hudson Valley will visit North Country Community College on Wednesday, September 5. The game will begin at 4:30 p.m.


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Okay so they bump into each other like Prime Minister John Key can't help stumbling into press gallery members at the Beehive but suffice it to say there was an aura of a school reunion in Hawke's Bay golfing circles yesterday.
It rained, but five professionals from the class of Brian Doyle were making a resounding statement at the Hill Country Golf Course without even opening their mouths.
Doug Holloway, Nick Gillespie, Pieter Zwart, Daniel Pearce and Leighton James were yesterday part of the precursor to the 2013 Pakline-Autex Hastings Pro-Am teeing off to a shotgun start at 12.30pm today luring 38 professionals to the region in a field that has attracted more than 100 players for the two-day tourney.
The five professionals have one thing in common - they were Bay amateur representatives and all have had interactions with Hastings PGA professional and former national coach Brian Doyle in some shape or form.
"I've coached all of them, except Leighton, who was in the Bay senior men's team when I was in charge," Doyle said before the players joined sponsors' teams to tame the nine-hole par-three course twice over in Havelock North.
It pleased Doyle to be part of an era when he helped usher talented amateurs to rise through the ranks to become professionals.
"It's a credit to what we've done in Hawke's Bay in the amateur ranks.
"It's sad to see Golf Hawke's Bay on a downer but it will rise again in a few years," Doyle said, adding all provinces went through ups and downs "but it was a great to be involved with such a great bunch of guys who were also formidable amateurs".
While under Doyle and newly appointed Golf HB life member Allen Forrest as manager, the Bay sides won just about every conceivable amateur silverware but the annual Interprovincial Tournament proved elusive.
"That's my only regret. We were runners up one year in the Interprovincials and came third another year but we never won it," said Doyle, who organised the par-54 tourney yesterday for 22 professionals.
Aucklander Ryan Fox, who also had tuition with Doyle, won the annual precursor and $1500, carding 6-under-par 48, one outside the course record Taranaki's Grant Moorhead set last year.
Moor had to settle for $1000 and third place with 50 after Fraser Wilkin was runner-up on 5-under 49, pocketing $1200.
Bay of Plenty professional Dean Sipson fired a 3-under 51 for $600.
In the amateur sponsors' teams, Patton Engineering amassed 144 stableford points for victory with Pakline No 1 team second on 143 and Autex third on 141.
Holloway, who hasn't plied his trade overseas this year after feeling the effects of last year's gruelling calendar, was there after helping out at the family farm at Te Pohue.
"It's good to see some of the guys from one province who have all turned professional and are doing reasonably well," the 29-year-old said.
Gillespie, 24, whose home is "a suitcase in the back of a car" but intends to set up a base in Wellington, has spent several weeks in Australia and Malaysia this year.
No doubt the player who came to the Bay from Wanganui is still loving the challenges of a professional lifestyle.
"Ideally the big goal is to get to the [United] States at the end of it but I need to just keep doing whatever I can to get there."
Always enjoying returning to the Bay, a grinning Gillespie said there was a fair bit of money riding on the side among the former five amateurs yesterday.
Pearce, 24, who is married now and has settled with wife Sarah in Auckland, said they had spent a good several years honing their skills in the Bay so it was great to catch up with each other on familiar hunting grounds.
"We see one another quite regularly when we're playing [in the national pro-am circuit] but I think it's quite good to be in the Bay courses we know so well before catching up with some of our mates afterwards," said Pearce who is playing here for the first time as a professional.
With his wife studying at Auckland, he is happy to be based there.
"Unfortunately I've got no status overseas but I've been playing well in New Zealand and have got three seconds so far this year and have come close to winning." he said, adding it gave him more motivation to work harder.
Like Gillespie, the US is Pearce's big goal but for now he'll settle for the OneAsia Tour next year.
Zwart, 26, of Waipukurau, is fresh from the New Zealand Open in Christchurch.
"This [Bridge Pa] is my second home course so I'll be looking for a good result," the Zimbabwean-born player said as he seeks momentum for the year.
Zwart said he still worked with Doyle and enjoyed it.
He reflected on the amateur days and felt they should have won the Interprovincials on two at least because they looked great on paper.
James, 28, who lives in the Bay and finished second once, said it was good to catch up with Doyle who was "still hanging in there".


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Fully furnished two bed, one bath unit, sleeps 6. Each of the bedrooms has a queen size bed. The living room seats six and has a comfortable pull-out sofa. The living room features a flat-panel TV with cable and Blu-Ray player. Complimentary wireless Internet access is provided within the unit.
The condo complex features two swimming pools, a large hot tub, and shuffleboard. Beach access is right across the street, and an outdoor shower is provided. We are continually improving this property - new for the 2015 season: brand new stove/oven, new front door, new master bed, and tile in the living room.
We are Atlanta residents who love Panama City Beach. After visiting the beach for several years, we finally decided to buy a condo. After looking at numerous homes and condo units, we knew instantly that we would buy this unit from the beautiful Gulf view and many amenities offered at Endless Summer.
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We had a great week! The location of the condo is great! Right across the street from the beach access! In walking distance of restaurants and shops. My 4 kids loved the pool and hot tub as well! Very much enjoyed the beach views while drinking coffee or reading a book on the deck! The condo itself was very clean. The six of us slept comfortably for the week! Kitchen had everything we needed to cook some of our meals there. Which is great!
All around had a great week!!!
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Location of the property is so close to the beach. Its the best view at Endless Summer. Easy access every day to the beach just across the road. Close to shopping and dining. We had a great stay. They had little sand nets, floaties and beach chairs in the closet for us to use. It was really a great vacation! Thanks Tom and Marci!
We arrived at our Endless Summer condo and were greeted by a beautiful ocean view and a welcoming environment. All sites and activities were very close to our condo. We even had boogie boards and beach chairs. We had a great time and will definitely be stying at Marci and Thomas's condo again.
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The condo was everything advertised and more! Roomy, clean, and location, location, location. We have been visiting PCB for more than 10+ years and this is the best location and rental we have stayed in to date. And the value for the price was unbeatable. Thank you Thomas & Marci for a wonderful fall break!
The location of the condo was perfect and exactly what we were looking for! It was so close to the beach and convenient and the view every morning was the best part!
Located on the quiet west end of Panama City Beach. Only two miles from the shopping and restaurants at Pier Park. One mile from the famous Thomas Donut.
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By Richard Clarke
Arsène Wenger expects his future to be sorted out "soon".
The Arsenal manager is just about to start his 11th full season in charge but his contract only runs until the end of it. During his pre-match press conference on Friday, the 57-year-old suggested his future would be sorted out "soon". Later on he was asked precisely what that meant.
"Soon is soon," he replied with a smile. "I do not want to be unsettling. I'm highly committed to the Club, I have shown that many, many times in my life. I don't think anybody can question that."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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o -estout, style(smcl)- now produces SMCL formatted tables
for display in the Stata results window or viewer (SMCL
is the native Stata markup language). Use the -smcl-
style to get a quick overview of your models on screen.
o The -cells()- option of -estout- now features the following
new elements:
-_star- to print stars denoting the significance of the
-_sign- to print the signs of the estimates (+/-)
-_sigsign- to print repetitions of the signs of the
estimates, where the number of repetitions reflects
the level of significance
For example,
. estout, cells(_star)
produces a table containing only the significance stars.
. estout, cells(_sign)
produces a table containing the signs of the estimates
(positive vs. negative). Furthermore,
. estout, cells(_sigsign)
produces a table containing "-" or "+" for coefficients
significant at the 5% level, "--" or "++" for coeffs
significant at the 1% level, "---" or "+++" for
coefficients significant at the 0.1% level, and
nothing for non-significant coefficients.
o The -cells()- option has a new -vacant()- suboption
to specify text to be printed if a coefficient is not
in the model.
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