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On 12/18/00 5:28 AM, "Conor MacNeill" <email@example.com> wrote: > I think that must have been difficult to write :-) (This may sound cruel, but > as you say, what the hell). While you may have come up with the original > concept of ant, I think you also neglected it for a long time. Yep. That's fair. Like I've said, I was off doing good things elsewhere in Open Source land. > I think it is fair to say that was somewhat due to the work of Stefan and > myself (my turn to sound arrogant, I guess, although Stefan deserves the most > credit). Yes, you do deserve kudo's for keeping it going. I'm not happy about being absent. > I didn't see it that way. In fact, I thought we brought some order to the > chaos. Getting release 1.1 out there by itself rather than as an component of > Tomcat was very important and really kicked along the acceptance of ant as a > separate entity. .nt 1.2 also seems to have been pretty well received by > users. Very well possible. It could be like presidents where the effects of the past are always off by at least one (ie, the good economy of the Clinton was probably due to presidents before him -- please no political debates from here.. :) >> And features have changed between releases. Sometimes being added, sometimes >> being removed. >> > Of course features have changed. The automatic find option is a minor issue. A > bigger one is the immutability of properties. We are trying to find the right > way to do that and it is only by pushing code out into the community that we > can really now if it works or not. But the community has had to deal with that instead of the pain being brunted by a few people who occupy the role of "architect". >> Maybe it's because other people are trying to take it where they see it -- >> and its because I wasn't here to help out as much as I should have been. But >> I still feel a strong sense of ownership of Ant. And a strong desire to make >> it into what it should have been to begin with. >> > How would you say the current Ant is radically different from what you want it > to be? Its more complicated in syntax.. Its less flexible in picking up tasks.. And it doesn't lend itself to integration well. And it's a pain in the arse to deal with all those scripts which were intended to go away. > Is that the model you really want?. I don't know JDOM at all, but I wonder > what sort of community will build up around it. To me OpenSource is not just > about having access to the source. It is about the community that builds up > around that source. In Apache projects, you can achieve recognition for your > contributions by being voted a committer. It is an incentive to contribute. JDOM has a pretty active community around it. There are people besides Jas and Brett that are committers. But Jas and Brett are "Project Leads". If you want a change, you can argue with them, but when there is disagreement, they get dibs. > Isn't that what the concept of a committer is all about. It is the recognition > of your contributions by peers. How do you want to go further? Some sort of > perpetual ownership for the original contribution? Well, at least not being marginalized out... If you create something you obviously have a vested interested -- and a vision that may not be easily communicated via any other means. >> I'm quite happy with competing against Mymidon -- and for the two of us to >> steal as many ideas as we can from each other. But if Mymidon succeeds, I >> really think that it should be as Mymidon. Not Ant. > > So who gets to define what is Ant? Is that you? Bluntly, yes. With the help of a lot of people. But where there's disagreement... Who defined Cocoon. Stefano. Who defines Apache 2.0? Ryan. Who defines Perl? Larry Wall. There's a pattern there. Collaborative development still needs a lead. >> To make a point -- look at how we refer to Tomcat 4.0 -- we call it >> "Catalina" in casual conversation even though it's Tomcat 4. Why do we do it? >> > I thought it was Tomcat = Catalina + Jasper Now it is.. Before it was Tomcat = Tomcat + Jasper. Tomcat was just a servlet engine that I wrote a long time ago. Anil V. and a few others wrote Jasper. Some other people whacked on it a bit before it went public in Jakarta. Then Craig said "this sucks" and built Catalina. So, the current equation is T = C + J; but it used to be T = T + J; as confusing as that is. > Wierd indeed. I wonder if O'Reilly would want a book about AntEater? :-) I'm > curious, will your book describe tasks and concepts contributed to ant by > other people. That will put you in an interesting position :-) Why would it do so? I didn't say that I wanted to write every line of code in Ant. I think you have taken what I said in a way that I didn't intend it. Quite frankly if the core of Ant is good, I'd rather not write *any* of the tasks if I could get away with it. I'd just want them to follow some conventions. :) And would O'Reilly want a book about AntEater that wasn't Ant. Who knows. It would be a hell of a sell job. BTW. There is a chapter in the outline for external tasks. I don't see how that would put me in an interesting position. From an authorship perspective, I think that it's important that Ant act they way it should -- and it doesn't matter how it's coded as long as it works. -- James Duncan Davidson email@example.com !try; do()
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I'd like to render out to quicktime with Blender on my Win7-64bit Blender 2.64 edition. However the option isn't there.
By searching I found that it might not be in the 64bit edition. (I did find a lot of info of the old Blender versions pre-2.50 that blurred my search) Does anyone know if Quicktime is supported in Blender, or specific steps or scripts etc. need to be installed?

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AREA MALE ATHLETE: Tomala's big game advances Pierz
Nathan Tomala bid farewell to the Pierz High School football field in fine fashion.
It was the second time in 10 days the two Central Minnesota Conference foes battled on the football field. In the first meeting, Pierz beat Holdingford 30-16.
"It was a really tough game," said Tomala. "They came back trying to take us out. They really wanted it that second game. You could tell.
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"Nathan likes to show those other coaches he can catch the ball. During practice after he makes a catch he always comes back to the huddle with a smile on his face."
Pohlkamp called Tomala's Oct. 29 game the best of the senior's career. He added a sack on the defensive end, but it was Tomala's offensive exploits that advanced Pierz to the section final.
"He's quick," Pohlkamp said. "He's a wrestler. He's about 165 or 170 pounds and he's playing fullback. I don't know what it's like to have a big fullback, but he hits the holes hard and he's willing to run and lower his pads and push the pile.
"He was voted a team captain. He's a leader of the team and he's elevated his game. He's pretty intense and he comes to play every game and that rubs off on the other kids. We'll need another game from him on Friday afternoon (Pierz played Sauk Centre at 5:30 p.m. Friday in the Section 6-2A final at the Fargodome).
In the Pioneers' 47-7 section quarterfinal win over Wadena-Deer Creek Oct. 25, Tomala rushed for 27 yards, including a 6-yard TD, on six carries.
During Pierz's first victory over Holdingford, Tomala again scored a 1-yard TD and finished with 50 yards on eight carries. But Tomala will always remember his final home game in Pierz.
"It was a good feeling having that game be my last as a Pioneer at home," he said.
Other notable performances:
Football: Dylan Wasserzieher, Crosby-Ironton, rushed for 116 yards and a touchdown against Aitkin.
Spencer Fenske, Little Falls, threw for 252 yards and three touchdowns against Sartell.
Josh Wenzel, Little Falls, caught five passes for 145 yards and two touchdowns against Sartell.
Logan Meyer, Wadena-Deer Creek, rushed for 108 yards and a touchdown against Pierz.
Travis Richards, Pillager rushed for 199 yards and two touchdowns against Pine River-Backus. He added 43 yards and a touchdown against Browerville.
Logan Lange, Pequot Lakes, rushed for 123 yards and a touchdown and caught two more TDs against Thief River Falls.
Nolan Michaelson, Pequot Lakes, rushed for 169 yards and a touchdown against Thief River Falls.
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With housing starts permits soaring in July, Shari Olefson, "Foreclosure Nation" author, discusses the strength of the overall market.
Housing starts jumped almost 16 percent in July and Home Depot reported better than expected earnings. CNBC's Diana Olick breaks out the numbers.
Why Home Depot's Frank Blake is a great CEO, with CNBC contributor Herb Greenberg.
Brad Hunter, Metrostudy chief economist, outlines Texas, Atlanta, and Denver as housing hot spots in the U.S.
Housing starts jumped up 15.7 percent in July. CNBC's Diana Olick provides details from the report.
U.S. housing starts rebounded strongly in July, suggesting the housing recovery was back on track after stalling in the second half of last year.
CNBC's Rick Santelli reports on July CPI, as well as housing starts.
Simon Colvin, research analyst at Markit, discusses Chinese housing stocks and how to make money out of the market.
Jinsong Du, head of Asia property research at Credit Suisse, says house prices in the second half of the year will not go down as fast as the first half.
Miranda Carr, head of China research at NSBO, says a housing market crash in China would have a "profound" impact on the overall economy.
CNBC's Diana Olick reports all regions saw gains in home builder sentiment for August.
"London is becoming completely unaffordable for people on average wages," according to long-standing British Labour MP Diane Abbott, amid rising property prices in the U.K.'s capital.
Robin Carr, fund manager at Aerium, says there will be "significant growth" in prices for property outside of central London.
CNBC's Catherine Boyle looks at what real estate you can buy for $500,000 in London as property prices continue to soar.
Paul Philipp-Hermann, co-founder of Lamudi, discusses how his online real estate business allows users to buy property in emerging markets.
Jean-Michel Six, managing director and chief European economist at Standard & Poor's, says that U.K. house prices will cool but there will be no correction in the market.
John Carter, CEO of Travis Perkins, says the fundamentals of the U.K. housing market are strong.
Cynthia Silver, Century 21 Martinez & Associates; Patricia Delinois, Century 21 Premier Elite Realty; and Jo Gipson, Atlanta Intown Real Estate, discuss if the slowdown in housing is a bad thing or if it could spur sales.
Robert Shiller, Case-Shiller Index co-founder and Yale University professor of economics, discusses today's key housing data that showed U.S. home price gains are weakening. Shiller also weighs in on the economic headwinds developing from real estate.
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I actually really like Eyecue's idea.
I think this would be a great opportunity for ND to foray into a new kind of sci-fi/action adventure, while also offering a more mature and romance-related chapter to the Uncharted franchise.
It could open the door for a whole new Uncharted trilogy. And just for a shocking twist, maybe in Uncharted 6, we find out that the reason Chloe's baby was an alien-Leno Hybrid is because Drake actually paid Jay Leno to dress as him and bang Chloe because he was too lazy to do it himself.
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I forgot to mention that the leader of the mexican drug cartel is Carlos Perez, a man who bones Rika Raja (off screen of course). Rika has a plan for this man. She intends to have him and his drug carel go to the island where Sully and Elena will bone. So this plot thread is left open in Uncharted 4.
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I have got two instances of Spice works installed on our network.
For example:
Network one
Our local intranet 192.168.0.1
Network two
Our local Datacenter 220.127.116.11.1
They both work fine.
Can I admin both instances from one location (network one)?
I tried adding the new range (network two) to the local installation but going through to the data center was a bit too much.
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Let one instance work as remote collector. Collecting Remote Office Inventory using Multiple Spiceworks ...
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As bytesnake says Remote Collectors ir the go. Once you have both instances working setting up the collector master partnersip is pretty easy.
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I just read the article again and it said Do not run the network scan.
the other installation has been running for some time now.
Do I
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2. just turn off the IP range scan on that installation and do the remote stuff?
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The Legend of the Crystal
Two friends, James and Brad, run into a 150 year old mystery.
Thirty Years Ago
Andrew wiped the sweat off his forehead. He was nervous every time he had to bring the weekly progress report to Mr. Liverpool. In his opinion, there was no logical reason that the progress report had to be reviewed with Mr. Liverpool in person. The man made him jumpy. He was always afraid of saying the wrong thing. Mr. Liverpool's main goal in life seemed unrealistic to Andrew, and yet he had to fulfill his responsibilities. Deep down in his gut he knew that Mr. Liverpool meant well and had everyone in mind when he went on one of his rampages.
Andrew stood outside the office, trying to calm his breathing. Eventually, he pressed the button to the right of the door, signaling his presence. He heard Mr. Liverpool's voice come out of the intercom speaker stationed above the door. "Yes, Mr. Haynes, please come in."
Andrew Haynes gulped as he pressed his thumb to the security pad. Once the computer verified his identity, the door unlocked, and he pushed it open.
"I have this week's progress report, Mr. Liverpool," Andrew said as he approached the large wood antique desk.
Mr. Liverpool, concentrating on his laptop screen, didn't look up. "Yes, Mr. Haynes, have a seat." After Andrew sat, he remarked with a blank look, "We have yet to see that it's a true progress report." The entire sentence was spoken in a flat tone, but Andrew could hear the frustration in the word "progress." Mr. Liverpool had paused right before saying the word, only adding to the sense of frustration.
"Well, first of all, we have completed another round of satellite scans."
Mr. Liverpool let a slight smirk slip through. "And, the results?"
Andrew gulped again. "Inconclusive as always, sir." He watched Mr. Liverpool nod slowly. He decided to take the chance and speak his mind. "Sir, the scans are always inconclusive. Perhaps we aren't going about this the right way."
Mr. Liverpool's tone remained calm. "And, how do you propose we proceed?"
"Well, I'm not completely sure. I just know that the satellite scans have never produced any definite lead. A few wild goose chases … " He stopped mid-sentence, realizing he was threatening to ramble.
Mr. Liverpool returned his attention to his laptop screen. "When the item becomes visible," he said, "the satellite will pick it up."
"Jacob and I were discussing this," Andrew said, "and we may have come up with an idea to compliment the satellite scans." Mr. Liverpool looked up, raising his left eyebrow, and Andrew knew he had his superior's attention. He continued, "Maybe we can draw out who might be in possession of the item."
"And, how do you suppose we do this?" Mr. Liverpool asked, his tone indicating that he wasn't buying it yet.
"By creating a website."
Mr. Liverpool stood up quickly, turned around and looked out of the window. "Do you realize, Mr. Haynes, that there are tons of websites that discuss what we are looking for?"
"Yes, sir, but we weren't thinking of creating a website on that subject." When Mr. Liverpool turned back around, Andrew knew he had done more than just grab his attention this time. Mr. Liverpool gave him a look, silently urging him to continue. "At some point someone is going to come across the legend. Perhaps we should help them out."
Mr. Liverpool frowned and tasted the sound of the idea. "A website on the legend." He paused and then asked, "What are the chances of someone coming across it?"
"Perhaps better than satellite scans." When Mr. Liverpool's frown deepened, Andrew quickly added, "Before the crystal is brought out into the open, maybe a certain someone will be curious about an old story they've heard from a crazy old grandfather." Andrew shrugged as he was finishing his idea.
A silence, then, filled the room, leaving both men staring at each other. It seemed to go on forever. Mr. Liverpool's countenance shifted from one expression to another. He would lower his eyebrows and then raise them. He would pucker his lips slightly and then relax them again. Finally, he said, "It's a good idea. Go do it!"


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"Blasted to the Nine Hells! Can't you do anything right?" he cursed at the acolyte.
"My apologies, Master Godeafin, I will try to do better," the acolyte stammered quickly, he knew what happened to anyone that crossed the Master of the Clan of the Web.
"Be sure that you do! Or you and your family will find themselves in the dwarven mines with the other filth of the Underdark," Vornatar spat, throwing the lap tray containing the parchment, ink and quill he was to use to sign off on the document at the doorway where the acolyte had made a hasty retreat.
"Tsk, tsk, my Dear," came a condescending voice, sweet as honeyed milk. "Is it safe to come in, or will we be throwing many more tantrums today?" she chuckled.
"Watch your tone, Cleric," Vornatar growled, "that bumbling idiot spilled hot wax on me…"
Laughter cut him off, "yes, we wouldn't want to burn anything that may have a use in the future," Jysyl crooned.
She was the only one that could address him in such a manner – title allowed for it.
"What news do you bring me or are you merely here for a social call," he demanded.
"I am always social, My Lord," the she-drow countered, dripping with sarcasm, "but duty has called me into service to come here. Your mage-pet seems to have figured out a way to have it work, as planned."
She watched as the news registered in Vornatar's mind. Turning his back on her, he seemed to be looking into the hearth's fire. She could only guess that his characteristically evil smile was spreading across his dark face.
"This is the best news I have received today," he turned, stalking towards his companion, stopping short of crashing into her, "would you care to celebrate with me?" he asked, anxiously, a hand moving to the small of her back.
Seductive thoughts flittered through Jysyl's mind, briefly, "Pray, what kind of celebrations do you refer," she replied, almost breathless.
"Why, my dear High Priestess and First Cleric," he slurred her full title, before moving away again, breaking the spell, "seeing what the mage can do," he was rubbing his hands excitedly as he left the room.
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No of vacancies: 1428 posts.
Job Location: Chhattisgarh.
Job category: State Government Jobs.
Application mode: Online
Last date: 20.08.2016.
Official website: cgvyapam.choice.gov.in
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"Oh, you two know each other?" Bonnie stepped up to the pair. "Ain't it a small world then!"
Flint and Bart shared a sideways glance.
"Yeah missy, it is a small world. But you don't belong in it. We're old friends, and we got history." Flint said. Bonnie put her hands on her hips and raised her chin.
"Don't you be callin' me missy. I'm plenty able to take care of myself!"
Bart elbowed Flint in the ribs and smirked. Flint raised his hands,
"Sorry li'l lady, don't get yer feathers in a twist!"
Satisfied Bonnie nodded, and thrust out her hand.
"Bonnie Blazin! Known for befriending the chair-oh-kee! pleased to meet ya gents!" with that loud introduction, she plopped into a bar seat, without shaking either man's hand.


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Onwards and upwards through the years, I had an aunty and grandmother who lived there. Ending up at No2 Mount pleasant after living in Low Lane. Lilly and Bill Stone, parents of my mother Jaqueline Stone (now Stevens). Lucy Traves was my aunt.
I used to remember Billy Saville, Brigadier Clarke and the famous Oscar Cooke, the chippy, broken crisps and Dandelion and Burdock, shrimping in the beck and most of all the old cottages at Low Lane. My passion was watching the Lightnings, javelins and visiting airforces mostly German F104s trying to out manoeuvre each other against the Lincolnshire skies; fond memories of a time gone by.
Bill was a fisherman and often went away for long periods of time returning to Binbrook after meeting him at the dock, with soap, ciggies and fish, his talent was baking bread as he was a cook on Ross Revenge and Jaguar which made a record catch.
The treat would be a fish and chip lunch at Riby Square, the one with the piano and violin accompanyment. The local pubs two of them Marquis of Grandby and the Plough (Pearsons rings a bell). My uncle was a man who work for the council on the roads, his big hobnailed boots covered in tar.
The local taxi firm often took my Nan on a trip down south to visit Mum at Abingdon and other RAF Stations as dad was in the airforce.....now residing at Worksop; Colin Stevens.
I did 20 odd years in the Royal Navy and left in 1993; now residing at Goodwood, living and working on the Motor Circuit.
Thos were the days.
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From the South: Take 417 North, take Exit 41 for Red Bug Lake Road. Make a right off of the exit. Continue straight past 434 as Redbug Lake road becomes Mitchell Hammock. Continue straight and turn Left onto Lockwood Blvd. Make a right onto CR 419. The community will be 7/10 of a mile on the left.
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1 John: Life in the Son (25 of 29) by Roger Thomas
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1 John 5:11-13
These three verses near the end of 1 John provide a bird's eye view of the entire book. Note the five indisputable facts contained in these lines:
Fact 1: God gives eternal life. Eternal life is more than living long. It is a quality of life. The Greeks had two words for life. Bios described physical life. Zoe referred to something more. It was life that was more than existence. The difference between the two is the difference between adding years to your life and life to your years. God gives more than existence. He offers an abundant life.
Note that it is God who gives this life. We can't manufacture it on our own. We can't buy, bargain for, or earn it. Real life is a gift from God.
Fact 2: This life is in his Son. The Son refers to Jesus Christ, the self-revelation of God in human flesh. This is a startling truth. The Son was begotten of the Father, not made. He and the Father are one. What Jesus revealed in his life is the means to our eternal life.
Fact 3: He who has the Son has life. To have means to believe in, not in the sense of just knowing facts about him, but trusting him. At its root, saving faith is believing Jesus, not just believing about, but actually believing him, taking him at his word. This is a personal knowledge and relationship that no one can do for us. Our parents can't have the Son for us. We can't believe in the Son for our spouse or our kids.
Fact 4: He who does not have the Son of God does not have life. This is an unhappy truth. Not everyone who walks this earth will walk the streets of heaven. No amount of wishing or hoping can take away the reality of eternal death and separation from God. People without the Son may have a pulse, but they don't have an eternal future with their Maker.
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Pablo Valencia, a prospector, is remembered primarily for his extraordinarily close brush with death in August 1905. Valencia, on the route with one Jesús Rios to an Arizona claim, realized belatedly that they had not brought enough water to sustain themselves, and sent his companion to secure more.[1] Rios did so, but afterwards could not find his partner for want of an agreed-upon meeting place; Valencia, consequently, found himself alone and waterless in the middle of the Sonoran Desert.[1] In this state, he wandered for more than six days with nothing but his own urine and what moisture he could coax from a single scorpion to drink, growing ever weaker.[2] More dead than alive, he eventually reached the only source of water for miles in any direction, Tinajas Altas.[1] There he was nursed back to health by W. J. McGee, who wrote of his ordeal in a paper, "Desert Thirst as Disease."[1]
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The Norwegian manager insists that his side can still gain promotion from the Championship even though the pre-season favourites have won only seven of their first 21 games
The former Premier League side were hammered 4-1 by league leaders Cardiff at Ewood Park on Friday but Berg still claims that his side can meet their pre-season expectations.
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A new poem by Ahmed Nada who has previous poems translated here and here
A new poem by Ahmed Nada who has previous poems translated here and here
A poem by Youssef Rakha for Ashraf Fayadh. The original here.
A short, challenging piece by Youssef Rakha, the Arabic original of which is due to be published in Egyptian weekly أخبار الأدب (Akhbar Al Adab). And now it is published, here.
New poems by Malaka Badr, who has previously published one collection, the excellent دون خسائر فادحة (Merit, 2012) [Without Heavy Losses], bits of which appeared in English in Maged Zaher's selection of seven Egyptian poets' works, The Tahrir of Poems (Alice Blue Books, 2014). The poems below are from an as yet unpublished collection. One of these poems, in Arabic, and not translated here, can be found here.
A selection of poems on motherhood and love from Rana Al Tonsi's beautiful collection كتاب الألعاب (Dar Al Sharqiyat, 2015) [The Book of Games]. This is Rana's eighth collection, a list of which appear at the end of this article. Her first was published in 2001, and a selection from her earlier works were collected together in عندما لا أكون في الهواء (Manshourat Al Jamal, 2014) [When I'm Not in the Air]. Sinan Antoon's translations of poems from her 2003 collection وردة للأيام الأخيرة (Merit) [A Rose for the Last Days] appeared in Banipal, here.
Two stories about sleep from Mohamed Kheir's brilliant short story collection رمش العين (Kotob Khan, 2014) [Eyelash]. Kheir is perhaps best known as a poet, with three poetry collections published by Merit ليل خارجي (Outer Night, 2002), بارانويا (Paranoia, 2008) and هدايا الوحدة (The Gifts of Loneliness, 2010), with a fourth, excellent collection released this year by Kotob Khan, العادات السيئة للماضي (The Bad Habits of the Past), which Muhamed Abdel Nabi has written about here. This is Mohamed's second short story collection after عفاريت الراديو (Dar Malamih, 2008) [Radio Devils]. He has written one novel to date, the very fine سماء أقرب [Merit, 2013] (A Closer Sky). Abdel Nabi has also written about Eyelash, here, and Daily News Egypt recently published an interview with Kheir in English, which can be found here.
Poems by Ahmed Shafie published in أخبار الأدب.
A short story from Muhammed Mustajab's collection قيام وانهيار آل مستجاب (Maktabat Al Usra, 1998) [The Rise and Fall of Clan Mustajab].
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - R&B singer Chris Brown pleaded not guilty on Monday to a charge of misdemeanor assault as a result of a fight on Sunday outside a Washington hotel, the latest legal run-in for the Grammy-winner.
Brown, 24, was arrested early on Sunday outside the upscale W Hotel, a few hundred yards from the White House. Another man involved in the fight, Christopher Hollosy, 35, described in court documents as Brown's bodyguard, was also arrested and charged with assault.
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I was flying.
Or at least, that's what it felt like. It was as though I was no longer apart of my body and I was soaring high in the air. Except, when I looked around I noticed nothing was at it seemed. The sky was a deep purple laced with pinks, blues and oranges, scattered with thousands of tiny jewel-like stars. Somewhere below me, a shadow flitted across the ground, far too fast for my eyes to capture.
Closing my eyes, I simply enjoyed the wonderful feel of this strange, fresh air upon my face. Each gust seemed to obliterate all of the worries in my mind as though it was laden with magic. Somewhere in my mind, deep and out of reach, I got the impression I was needed somewhere. I should go. But how? How could I do that when I had everything I needed right here? The feeling of pure euphoria; what more could I ask for?
Something slammed shut in the distant and I opened my eyes.
However, I was no longer in this strange, magical sky but instead in my own bedroom. It was like an icy slap in the face finding out my dream had been nothing but that, a dream.
'Reuben?' I called out, disorientated.
What had happened?
Without warning, an bolt of pain shot through my head, exploding. I cried out in agony and clutched my head between my hands, trying to erase it. Just as suddenly as it had come on, it vanished. Talk about a migraine.
I stayed where I was for a few moments, waiting to see if it would come back. Satisfied it wouldn't, I got out of bed, noting that I was still wearing day time clothes. Hadn't I changed last night? Had I been too tired?
'Reuben?' I tried again, but once again no reply. I tiptoed across the hallway to his room, pushing open his door.
To my horror I realized his bed had not been slept in.
'What the...REUBEN?'
Now I was beginning to panic. Suddenly the walls felt too tight, too close and I found it hard to breathe. Where was my brother?! Why wasn't he answering?
A name flashed through my mind. A name of a pub. The Pig's Head? Oh yes, that's right. We had asked for jobs. But they hadn't had any.
He's probably out job-hunting again and didn't want to wake you, I told myself. Mostly to stop myself from hyperventilating or going into a panic attack. I decided I would go look for him, but not before I had gotten ready.
Twenty minutes later, I was washed and in fresh clothes about to set off for the pub. Making sure I had my phone in case he called, I jammed my keys into the door but to my surprise I noticed it was unlocked.
'Strange,' I muttered. Shrugging it off, I headed to The Pig's Head which seemed lately to be the root of our problems.
It was a fresh night, the moon was shining brightly overhead and it made a nice change from the dingy darkness that had seemed ready to consume my life in London. The pub was literally five minutes away and all too soon I was standing in the doorway, my eyes scouring for signs of my brother.
However, he was no where to be seen. Maybe I should ask the bar staff if they had seen him.
There weren't many people at the bar, only a couple of guys and one female.
'Excuse me,' I tried to get the barman's attention. 'Have you seen my brother anywhere? He looks, well like me but male. He's tall with dark hair and brown eyes. I'd say he was around six foot-ish.'
The man blinked at me.
'Well...?' I suddenly felt very stupid.
'No,' he said slowly. 'But I'll tell him you're looking for him.'
'Erm, thanks.'
Fantastic. I was never going to find him now.
Just as I headed in the other direction, I bumped straight into someone.
'Sorry,' I apologized automatically, glancing up to see who I had run into, and cringing right back when my eyes met his. He was very intimidating, glaring at me now with open hostility in his...red eyes? Who has red eyes? He was probably one of those guys with the gothic influences and the eye contacts.
'Yeah,' he growled. 'You will be.'
Jeez, talk about rude. I kept my head down as I slipped past him not daring to look up until I had rounded the corner. What was his problem?
'Ana?' someone called my name and I turned round hopefully. However, I saw it wasn't my brother but instead a total stranger.
'Urm, can I help you?'
'I just wanted to see if you were alright.'
I had never seen this man in my life. None of his features looked familiar, from the shirt and trousers he was wearing to his jet black hair and equally black eyes. I noticed his head kept turning in the direction of the way I had just come. He looked ready to leave but also keen to stay and chat.
'Erm, I'm fine thanks?'
His expression changed to one of confusion.
'You don't remember?'
'Remember what?' This guy was beginning to freak me out.
'Argh,' he groaned in frustration. 'Of course. An attack of that magnitude would mean you'd lose memory of it, and possibly of the previous couple of hours or so. Dammit.'
'Never mind, look I'll catch you later I have to be somewhere. Oh and by the way,' he stuck out his hand, which I took uncertainly. 'The name's Jester.'
Then he disappeared.