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Bingson Finishes Seventh Overall
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NAMPA, Idaho (UNLVRebels.com) - UNLV's Amanda Bingson finished seventh overall in the weight throw at the 2012 NCAA Division I Indoor Track & Field Championships held at the Jacksons Indoor Track in Nampa, Idaho. Bingson's best toss was her fifth overall effort, which registered a distance of 65-6.25 (19.97m).
By virtue of finishing in the top eight of the weight throw field, Bingson earned NCAA All-American status for the second time in her career. The Las Vegas native was fourth overall in the hammer throw at the 2011 NCAA Outdoor Championships.
The senior became the first Rebel to earn indoor All-American recognition since Ashley Owens did so with a second-place finish in the 60 meters in 2006. Before today's finish, Jessica Marable (eighth-place shot put) was the last UNLV athlete to be named an indoor All-American in a throwing event dating back to 1999.
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Truly a sad day in American history when a person can be voted back in office after running up the national debt 4 TRILLION dollars in 4 years, is forcing you to buy health insurance or be TAXED if you don't, and has outright spoken favorable to taking away at least one of your CONSTUTIONAL rights by trying for another assault weapons ban. A person who apologizes to the terrorists that are hell bent on killing American people.
I'm not sure why this is a surprise to myself or anyone I mean I'm always amazed at the stupidity that runs rampant in groups of people, these people being the lazy living off the Government. So what are you going to do when his second term is up and they pull the rug out from under you?
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The announcement came as fishermen found two more bodies from the crash in waters off Sulawesi island in central Indonesia, around 1,000 kilometres (600 miles) from where the plane crashed, a search and rescue official said.
Flight QZ8501 went down in stormy weather on December 28 in the Java Sea during what was supposed to be a short trip from the Indonesian city of Surabaya to Singapore. Only 72 bodies have so far been recovered.
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Golf Betting Games
By Kickntrue on 7/30/08
Our forums are buzzing these days and I couldn't help but enjoy learning a couple new golf betting games.
From KVSmith59:
Other than the basics like skins, etc, anyone have any interesting betting games? We play a variation of Monkey (as in monkey on your back). Goes like this:
From terpsno1:
We play 3 putt poker - You need a deck of cards
I really like both of those ideas a lot.
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Huckleberry says:
How about a bet on when we go 2 million over par?
If there's any way to figure out what player put us 2 million over par that would be sweet. Maybe send 'em a t-shirt or something.
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A renowned historical fiction writer, Sally Cabot Gunning has authored The Widow's War, The Rebellion of Jane Clarke, and more. Her latest book, Benjamin Franklin's Bastard, brings to life a little-known chapter of the American Revolution--the story of Benjamin Franklin and his bastard son, and the women who loved them both. The book tells the story of William Franklin, who was born in secret to his father's favorite mistress and raised by Benjamin Franklin's wife. The cost to attend the program is $10 per person ($8 for OSV Members), which includes a reception with light hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. and the speaker will begin at 7:00 p.m.
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Spatial variability in soils: stiffness and strength
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Geotechnical properties vary in space. Statistical parameters such as mean, deviation, and correlation length are characteristics for each sediment and formation history. The effects of spatial variability on the macro-scale mechanical properties of soils are investigated using Monte Carlo non-linear finite element simulations. Boundary conditions include 1) isotropic loading, 2) zero-lateral strain loading, 3) drained and undrained deviatoric loading, and 4) small-strain wave propagation. Emphasis is placed on identifying the effects of spatial variability on the stiffness and strength of soils, recognizing emergent phenomena, and creating the background for new geotechnical design methods that take into consideration spatial variability. The arithmetic mean of soil properties cannot be used to estimate the stiffness or strength of heterogeneous soils. Greater deviation and longer relative correlation length in the spatial distribution of soil properties yield a softer and weaker mechanical response. Load transfer concentrates along stiffer zones, leading to stress-focusing and lower K0 values. Drained loading promotes internal homogenization. Undrained deviatoric loading can cause percolation of internal weakness and shear strain localization. Spatial heterogeneity adds complexity to elastic wave propagation. Heterogeneous soil mixtures can be engineered to attain unique macroscale behavior


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A team of scientists from the University of Heidelberg, jointly with scientists from the University of Colorado, based on analysis of data, received from NASA interplanetary Cassini-Huygens mission, have identified a large probability of finding an ocean of salt water under the surface of Enceladus, Saturn's Moon.
Cassini-Huygens mission is a cooperative project of NASA with the space agencies of Europe to study Saturn, which was launched in 1997 and reached Saturn's orbit on July 1, 2004. Cassini-Huygens mission is composed of a spacecraft Cassini, carrying a lander Huygens. In 2008, the Cassini-Huygens project was renamed the Cassini Equinox. Although initially it was assumed, that the mission will end in 2008, but the timing twice been extended, the last time it was extended to 2017.
During the mission, the Cassini thrice came closer to Enceladus, and as a result, it was able to take pictures of unusual geysers are erupting on this Moon of Saturn in the long fractures on its surface, which later were called "tiger stripes". In early November 2009, the Cassini came within just 100 km from Enceladus, being able to analyze the composition of a substance that is released from its geysers. This was possible due to the fact, that Enceladus has a relatively small size, its diameter is only 450 kilometers, so due to the low gravity, the particles from the geysers can fly quite far from this Moon of Saturn.
Numerous data, obtained in the analysis of emissions from the geysers on this Moon of Saturn, indicate, that salt water in the liquid phase is located in large quantities under the surface of Enceladus, as the geysers of Enceladus consist from 91% of water, which also found presence of salt. As noted by Frank Rosterberg, the salt concentration rises toward the surface of Enceladus, which makes it very possible hypothesis about the presence of water in liquid form under the surface of Enceladus.
William Gershel discovered Enceladus in 1789. But because of the small size of Enceladus, the first data about Enceladus had been received only in the early 1980s, when the station "Voyager 1" has found that Enceladus orbits within the densest part of Saturn's rings are scattered - the E ring and communicates with these substances, and the station "Voyager-2" found that on the surface of Enceladus are the most diverse landscapes with signs of tectonic activity. After that, already, since 2005, the Cassini several times passed near the Enceladus, revealing active geysers on its surface, as well as the existence of geologic activity.
It should be noted, that the presence of geological activity on such a small Moons was not unexpected, since the Moons in the satellite systems of Jupiter and Saturn are often caught by the orbital resonances of these large planets, which lead to orbital eccentricity,
and can cause intermittent heating the interiors of these satellites. Therefore, Enceladus is one of three celestial bodies beyond the terrestrial planets (with Jupiter's Moon Io and Neptune's satellite Triton) with active tectonic activity and eruptions.
In particular, the analysis of the eruptions from Enceladus were found to have a 91% water, 4% - of nitrogen, 3.2% of carbon dioxide and 1.7% - from methane. This unique combination of chemicals makes Enceladus a prime candidate for an astrobiological research beyond the Earth, as the relentless tectonic activity on Enceladus is almost one hundred percent indicates the existence of water in liquid form just under its surface.
Scientists around the world immediately turned to the fact, that the existence of such a combination of chemical composition of the interior of Enceladus, and tectonic activity on its surface.
Interesting hypothesis previously contained in two research articles, which were published in the journal "Icarus". One article called: " Enceladus' plume: Compositional evidence for a hot interior", another article called: " Enceladus's South Polar Sea".
According to the basic concept in these articles, if the nitrogen in Enceladus was the result of chemical decomposition of aqueous ammonia, then it requires a high temperature, so it is possible to create a supportive environment (includes water in the liquid state, high temperature, nitrogen and methane) which is necessary for the synthesis of more complex organic compounds and even amino acids, which are the initial compounds necessary for the emergence of biological life.
Thus, in theory, according to scientists,- on Enceladus were established in almost all the initial conditions for the emergence of biological life.
However, the spectrometers of Cassini could not register the presence of amino acids in the emissions of Enceladus geysers, since its sensitivity is not designed for analysis of such compounds.
But scientists hope, that future expeditions to the Enceladus would lead to the greatest sensation- the detection of biological life beyond Earth.
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Water-recycling in South-East Queensland, Australia: What do men and women think?
Miller, Evonne & Buys, Laurie (2008) Water-recycling in South-East Queensland, Australia: What do men and women think? Rural Society Journal, 18(3).
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In January 2007, South-East Queensland became the first region in Australia to formally decide to introduce recycled water into the drinking supplies. Internationally, although water recycling occurs in the United States, United Kingdom, Singapore and Belgium, surprisingly little is known about public perceptions.
This article explores gender differences in knowledge and acceptance of water recycling as a solution to the water crisis in Australia. A postal survey of Pine Rivers Shire residents showed that both men and women attempted to use water responsibly and had deliberately made changes to reduce their household's water consumption in the past year.
All believed that the general community did not have adequate knowledge to vote on water recycling and were supportive of the government's decision to implement it without a referendum. Women were more dubious about the trustworthiness and science of the technology, while men were more knowledgeable and followed the debate more closely.
Men were more supportive of building dams and increasing the price of water, whereas women prioritised desalination and greywater. By highlighting the similarities and differences between men and women on the water crisis and water recycling in South-East Queensland, this research will inform the development of risk communication, education and engagement strategies
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Manchester City top Premier League thanks to perfect home record
Champions Manchester United also continue their recent good form to creep up on the leading pack
Manchester City took over at the top of the Premier League on Saturday when, with Arsenal not playing, they took advantage with a 1-0 victory over stubborn strugglers Crystal Palace.
A solitary 66th-minute strike from Bosnian Edin Dzeko earned City all three points to extend their home record to 10 wins out of 10, but their ascent to the summit was achieved with none of their familiar free-scoring swagger.
That was left, instead, to mid-table Hull City, who hammered relegation-threatened Fulham 6-0, while champions Manchester United continued their steady improvement with a 1-0 win at Norwich City, courtesy of England striker Danny Welbeck's fourth goal in four games.
Aston Villa struggled again in a 1-1 draw at home to fellow mid-tablers Swansea City after West Ham United had earlier been held 3-3 by drop-zone rivals West Bromwich Albion in a thriller at Upton Park.
The Hammers took an early lead through former England forward Joe Cole, but were hit by two goals in five minutes by French striker Nicolas Anelka just before the interval.
The half-time introduction of Mali striker Modibo Maiga enlivened West Ham again and, after striking an equaliser in the 65th minute, he helped set up Kevin Nolan two minutes later as the home team went ahead again. But West Ham were unable to hang on to their lead and substitute Saido Berahino equalised after 69 minutes.
The result extended a grim sequence for West Ham, who have won only once in 12 league games since their 3-0 success at Tottenham Hotspur on October 6.
"We are disappointed," Nolan said. "I think we were all over them in the first half and let them back into the game. I played with Nico [Anelka] before, at Bolton, and you just can't give him chances like that."
West Brom's caretaker coach, Keith Downing, was forced to defend Anelka, who was accused of making an anti-Semitic gesture while celebrating one of his goals
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Okay so one of the best things about being a project manager is getting to use all the new technology coming out.
The comment about Away Mode made me think that it might be worth posting what I've been able to use to see if there are questions I can answer. Mind you some stuff isn't public yet so there might be some things I can't talk about (and I wish I could talk about it tall) – but I should be able to talk about most things.
What I've had a chance to use in the last few months:
2. Away Mode PC
3. Portable Media Center
4. Windows Vista
5. DVD Changer for Media Center
I'll try to think of some other things as well. I promise to be honest with my overall impressions if that's what you want to know – though I'm a big technology and digital media enthusiast so you can bet I'll be pretty excited.


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Newton's Third Law
Once again Elizabeth was out maneuvered by Jason. That guy was really beginning to bug her! The three of them, (four if you counted poor beheaded Daria) were surrounded.
There was no place to go. She felt so.. helpless. Tears fell slowly, then more rapidly down her cheeks. In less than a minute, her face was bathed in them.
Anya reached out in an unexpected gesture of sympathy and support. Tears rolled down her face as well. Murali went to them and put his arms around both women. He too, was weeping.
Jason was taken completely by surprise. He stepped back a couple of times, a subconscious effort to distance himself from the three weepers.
Elizabeth made an attempt to wipe away the tears, but they kept coming. The same thing was happening with Murali and Anya.
The six students took their cue from Jason and backed off as well. As the distance between Elizabeth's little group and Jason widened, the air in that distance rippled!
They felt more than saw the ripple that tightly surrounded them. It expanded into a rift between the ones in the centre, and Jason's minions.
In less than a breath of time, Elizabeth, Murali. Anya and Daria found themselves in the tesseract with Elizabeth 2019 and 2029.
Elizabeth 2029 gave each of them a little box of tissues in turn. When she came to Murali, she gave him a quick kiss on the cheek.
"Hello again, Murali" she said, and handed him the tissues.
Everyone that needed to wipe their eyes, did so.
"Hello again?" Elizabeth turned to Murali.
"Yes, I met Elizabeth in 2029 when Jason took me out of my own time of 1977. We worked on Daria together. That's why she became a gentle examiner with a conscience, instead of an android monster."
Anya hadn't been in the tesseract before, and she was clearly enthralled.
"There are six of us inside this time machine, and yet we're not cramped, why not?' Anya questioned 2029.
"Time and space can expand, if you know how to do it." 2029 answered simply.
By now, everyone was completely dry eyed.
"I'm guessing that it was you two that made us cry. I just don't know why." Elizabeth said as she sat on the floor of the tesseract.
"Newton's Third Law," 2019 said with a grin.
"For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction? I don't get it," said a puzzled Murali.
"Jason hates tears. If someone cries, he backs away. He won't come close to a person unless their eyes are completely dry. I don't know why. Anyway, in order to get the tesseract between your group and Jason's, we needed space. So we just concentrated on turning on the waterworks." said 2019.
"Why are you here?" asked Elizabeth. " Is Jason's punishment so bad that you had to come back and correct it for my future's sake?"
"If Jason had been allowed to continue, none of the three of us would have a future. Jason plans to freeze you till he can control your thought processes. " Said 2019
" I built a new tesseract when I was sent back to my own time by Johnson. This one has monitors to view our past, present and future, without actually going there." 2029 walked to a wall, touched it, and a screen appeared.
It showed Elizabeth sucking information out of Swapna. "It was this instance that brought you to the moment where Jason was forced to freeze, you, and our future. "
" Your action upon Swapna had the reaction of her exacting revenge, which had the reaction of Murali shooting Daria, which had the reaction of hatching a mutiny against Jason, which had the reaction of Jason freezing you. We have to stop the chain reaction by eliminating the first link." 2029 explained.


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David CornFeb. 12, 2008 12:28 PM
A few weeks ago, I was talking to an influential Hillary Clinton fundraiser. When the subject of John Edwards (still in the race at that time) came up, she started sputtering about his hypocrisy. His expensive hair cut, his big house--the guy's a phony, she exclaimed derisively, and his populist, anti-Washington, help-the-poor rhetoric was all just for show. He won't last.
She was right on that final point. As for his authenticity, that was a question that chased Edwards. During his six years in the U.S. Senate (1999 to 2005), Edwards was no working-class hero. He did not develop a reputation as a firebrand willing to take on the powerbrokers of the nation's capital. At that time, Senator Paul Wellstone was the populist champion in the Senate (until his tragic death in October 2002). Wellstone waged one fight after another against corporate interests, lobbying influence, and the sway of big-money. I don't recall Edwards standing shoulder-to-shoulder with him during all these uphill battles.
Yet on the campaign trail, Edwards became Joe Hill in a suit.
Wellstone once told me that you always have to allow for redemption within politics. And perhaps Edwards' conversion was genuine. Why not give him the benefit of the doubt? His message was powerful and well-delivered--even if not embraced by a plurality of Democratic voters. But if Edwards wants to prove he was truly speaking his heart and mind, he has no choice when it comes to endorsing one of the remaining Democratic contenders. He cannot support Hillary Clinton.
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Jonathan SteinFeb. 12, 2008 11:00 AM
The Beamster makes an excellent point over at Slate about delegates and democracy.
The first school of thought says that superdelegates should support whoever wins more pledged delegates. Democratic strategist and delegate guru Tad Devine argued this point in his Sunday New York Times op-ed, in which he called on superdelegates to stop endorsing and wait to see whom the American people choose. Obama said he also believes that "if we end up with the most states and the most pledged delegates from the most voters in the country, that it would be problematic for the political insiders to overturn the judgment of the voters."
The other school of thought says that superdelegates should decide for themselves which candidate they like better. Hillary Clinton articulated this philosophy over the weekend: "Superdelegates are, by design, supposed to exercise independent judgment."
More after the jump.
Jonathan SteinFeb. 12, 2008 10:34 AM
Had you heard? No? Neither had anyone else.
And with that, Fred Thompson leaves the national stage forever. (I'm assuming he'd turn down the VP slot if McCain was dumb enough to offer it. Too much work. Duh.)
Jonathan SteinFeb. 12, 2008 1:52 AM
It was just a matter of time until the forces of the progressive internet turned its sights on the Republican nominee. And it's starting to happen with John McCain. Earlier today we brought you the "Yes We Can" parody that got viewed by almost 400,000 people in a single day. And now this:
One has a hard time seeing how John McCain is going to win the political war on the internet. He and the movement he now leads are ill-equipped to do so: they lag in creativity and know-how, and will probably lag in money. Unless they find effective conservative responses to all of the creative (that's an advertising industry term) that is bound to be put out by the left, the internet may be a progressive free-for-all of the next nine months.
Nick BaumannFeb. 11, 2008 6:23 PM
Regular MotherJones.com readers may recall that last spring, the White House reported that it may have lost some 5 million emails. Later last year, two non-profits, the National Security Archive (NSA) and Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), sued to ensure the preservation of the emails. (That suit is still pending, and you can read about the whole story on our missing White House emails index page).
During the course of the legal proceedings, CREW filed Freedom of Information Act requests for documents prepared by the White House Office of Administration (OA) that analyzed the scale of the missing email problem. But the White House denied the FOIA requests, making the unique and unprecedented legal argument that the OA is not, in fact, a federal agency and therefore not subject to the FOIA. CREW sued, citing OA's previous treatment as an agency and history of responding to FOIA requests as obvious evidence that the White House argument was ridiculous. That brings us to today, when a DC district court ordered (PDF) limited discovery in order to find out whether OA is, in fact, a federal agency.
You read that right: CREW had to get a court order to gather information to prove that a government agency is, in fact, a government agency.
Jonathan SteinFeb. 11, 2008 3:16 PM
Here's George W. Bush speaking about John McCain, February 10, on Fox News Sunday:
"I know him well. I know his convictions. I know the principles that drive him. And no doubt in my mind he's a true conservative... He's very strong on national defense. He's tough fiscally. He believes that tax cuts ought to be permanent. He's pro-life. I mean, his principles are sound and solid as far as I'm concerned."
Bush is telling people privately that "McCain would be the best to carry forth [my] agenda."
Here's Jeb Bush endorsing John McCain, February 11, in an email from the McCain campaign:
"John McCain is a patriot and devoted conservative leader. Like no other candidate in the field, John McCain has made tremendous sacrifices for this nation. He is beholden to no interest other than that of the public good. He is determined and steadfast in his commitment to reducing the burden of high taxes, restoring the people's trust in their government, and winning the war against radical Islamic extremists. It is with pride that I announce my endorsement of John McCain for president."
And here's Karl Rove speaking about John McCain, February 10, on Face the Nation:
"I did contribute [$2,300 to him]...My mind was he is our presumptive nominee and it was time to write him a check."
The establishment welcomes the maverick. As if it had any other choice...
Jonathan SteinFeb. 11, 2008 12:58 PM
Mike Huckabee is not happy. An email sent to reporters from his campaign:
Richmond, VA — The Huckabee Presidential Campaign will be exploring all available legal options regarding the dubious final results for the state of Washington State Republican precinct caucuses, it was announced today. Campaign Chairman Ed Rollins issued the following statement:
Jonathan SteinFeb. 11, 2008 12:34 PM
You've seen the Obama video "Yes We Can." Now see the McCain knock-off.
I think my favorite part is the guy blowing into the paper bag at the end. And remember, we were on the scene for that "100 years of war" comment, and we asked McCain if he stood by it. Not only did he stand by it, he endorsed "a thousand years" or "a million years" of war.
Laura RozenFeb. 11, 2008 10:40 AM
Fearing the wrath of then Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and the White House, the Army buried a detailed unclassified study it had commissioned assessing why Iraq post-war planning had been such a disaster, the New York Times' Michael Gordon reports.
After 18 months of research, RAND submitted a report in the summer of 2005 called "Rebuilding Iraq." RAND researchers provided an unclassified version of the report along with a secret one, hoping that its publication would contribute to the public debate on how to prepare for future conflicts.
But the study's wide-ranging critique of the White House, the Defense Department and other government agencies was a concern for Army generals, and the Army has sought to keep the report under lock and key. ....
Jonathan SteinFeb. 10, 2008 2:04 PM
The Clinton campaign has made it clear that it is looking ahead to the March 4 primaries in Ohio and Texas. Even before it lost Louisiana, Washington, and Nebraska on Saturday, campaign officials were telling the press that they are effectively conceding everything between Super Tuesday and March 4.
This is a smart move in at least one respect: expectations. The press has a bad habit of not making much of victories unless they are unexpected — if Obama wins by 20 points in three states he was "supposed" to win, there's little talk of momentum even a day and a half later. So Clinton won't be hurt if she loses all of the remaining states before March 4--Maryland, Virginia, D.C., Hawaii, and Wisconsin--but she will receive a lot of positive press if she somehow wins one of them. (She lost the Maine caucus on Sunday.)
As a side note, it's worth pointing out that the Obama campaign doesn't really play this game. It doesn't try to manage expectations in the way the Clinton campaign does, which means that Obama is often in a disadvantageous position in the media narrative (a situation mitigated by the fact that the media seems to like him more than it likes Clinton). But to the Obama campaign's credit, it seemed to have realized that expectations don't really matter to everyday voters. With the exception of New Hampshire, where voters grew tired of the media's attempts to bury the Clintons and the Clinton era, voters don't seem to care what happened in the states before them and how that fits into some grand story being told by Tim Russert and Chris Matthews. They just want a chance to evaluate the candidates and make their own decisions.
Back on point. Is the Clinton strategy of waiting until Texas and Ohio a smart one? I doubt it. It too closely mirrors Rudy Giuliani's Florida strategy. Giuliani could shake as many hands as he wanted in Florida, but the media coverage about the campaign had him losing state after state after state. He was like a boxer who took blows to the head for four rounds and expected to score a knockout in the fifth. It didn't happen. If Obama sweeps everything between Feb 5 and March 4, he'll have won LA, NE, WA, ME, MD, VA, DC, HI, and WI. Doesn't that reduce Clinton to Rudy 2.0?
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Kolkata, March 18: The luck of the Irish was shining on the Shamrocks at Kolkata's Eden Gardens. But in the end it was their grit and determination that shone through as they chased down a stiff 306/9 set by the Netherlands. A blistering 72-ball 101 from Paul Stirling set up the win with William Porterfield (68) and Niall O'Brien providing some noteworthy support. Tom Cooper was the most successful bowler for the Dutch taking 2/31 in 7 overs.
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I don't think your alternative is ideal for the reasons Bruno mentioned. But it is probably the least objectionable. Personally, it would be cool if the Cocoon site simply had a link for each release where you could download the source for all companion jars. That would certainly make my life easier as I want the source code for everything I am deploying in production. Then I wouldn't have to wander all over the internet to get it. Apparently I must be unique, as my biggest fear is that I am going to get a call at 2am that the system has crashed. At that point I won't have the luxury of just posting a message to a newsgroup and hoping that someone in the community can come up with a solution (although I'll certainly do that!). Ralph David Crossley said: > Bruno Dumon wrote: >> * sometimes people rearrange directories in the CVS repository directly > > Yes, we at Cocoon know that too well. > > My proposal was only an alternative - i did not expect > it to be the final solution. > > I think that discussion inside a vote thread, shows > that maybe not enough discussion was done beforehand. > Anyway, it got people talking. > > -- > David Crossley > >
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