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"He is still alive but still in very critical condition," said trooper Mark Francis with the Washington State Patrol.
Investigators believe the man was hit while trying to cross the freeway about 5 a.m. Tuesday near the 75th Street SE overpass.
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DDR Extreme PS2
Posted 05 January 2005 - 05:20 PM
If people prefer the DDR version, sweet. If people prefer Beatmania, more power to 'em. But no one should go bashing another just because they have a different opinion on what version they like more. It's inconsiderate and downright rude.
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Posted 05 January 2005 - 07:28 PM
Posted 06 January 2005 - 10:59 PM
Saphrinka said:
If people prefer the DDR version, sweet. If people prefer Beatmania, more power to 'em. But no one should go bashing another just because they have a different opinion on what version they like more. It's inconsiderate and downright rude.
thank you...no matter what everyone is gonna have their own taste in something, and i dont think you can say "sakura for so and so is better" cause others will disagree no matter what you say...so everyone as their own opinion, dont say that they are wrong...unless they are ahmed, then he is always wrong, bwahahaha
Posted 06 January 2005 - 11:51 PM
Ranma444 said:
Sadness =( I'm right...sometimes!
Yay ddr..
Posted 09 January 2005 - 12:23 PM
BakaOrochi IS right...DDR has become, more or less, a tool for bragging rights. When I started playing three and a half years ago, this wasn't the case. A good 1/4th of the people who played at the arcade I frequented were freestylers (good or bad, still tried to freestyle), a lot of us played Doubles (and the best there didn't brag in the slightest), and each day was all about having fun. Nowadays, it's nothing but a five-song whoring, speed-mod abusing, bar-raping AAA fest. Heck, I get YELLED at for playing songs like Put Your Faith In Me or I Believe In Miracles or Miracle or anything like that.
So, how does that tie in with the original topic of this thread? Simple. The USA mixes, to me, bring back that simple, original fun that I had when I first got DDR USA for the PSX. That golden, freestyling awesomeness that was felt on 2nd/3rd Mix with Kung Fu Fighting and Get Up And Dance is felt all over again with songs like Days Go By or Move Your Feet. The USA mixes (including Ultramix 1 and 2) always seem to be a throwback to the days when DDR wasn't about what songs you could AAA or how many times you've AAed a 10-footer.
Do I still go for AAAs? Of course. I play DDR in tourneys, I run DDR tourneys here in Dubuque, I'm competitive, and that isn't gonna change. But believe me when I say I have more fun and nostaliga when I'm goofing around on It's Raining Men, or when I threw out that On The Jazz routine for last year's tourney, or when I see steps like JaneJana's come at me just BEGGING for some slides, than I do at ANY point in time when I play Sakura or when I'm trying to AAA some random 7-footer. To me, the USA mixes will always be trying to bring me back to those days...sadly, though, I'm the minority in all of this, and 95% of the other hardcore DDRers would rather just 2x Freckles for their 45th AAA on that song.
So, if any of you old-school DDRers out there are here in this thread...the ones that play the game so that you're out there movin' to the beat, the ones that still feel the need to slide your feet when you play Wonderland, the ones who remember what it was like to play Stomp To My Beat in the arcade...raise your drink with me, 'cause the American mixes haven't forgotten about ya.
Posted 09 January 2005 - 07:37 PM
Posted 09 January 2005 - 11:10 PM
That's the thing...Japanese lyrics weren't in any DDR songs until 5th Mix with Dive and Sana Molette Ne Ente. (Unless Orion.78 is in Japanese...o_O) Closest thing to it was the Korean (or Corean) pop in 3rd K2 or 4th/4th Plus. And, with Dive in 5th Mix, it was generic worthless paint-by-numbers J-Pop-ish crap. (And Sana Molette Ne Ente is about the girl's boyfriend playing Beatmania...~_~) From 4th (and, heck, the Solo mixes as well) on back, it was a very American/European-based music selection. Closest thing otherwise (besides the K-Pop) was Butterfly or Luv 2 Me. And at least the K-Pop was decent and had attitude. Bu Dam, Face, and Starian owned.
Posted 10 January 2005 - 10:35 AM
Posted 10 January 2005 - 12:58 PM
1st/2nd Mix: Tubthumping. Stomp To My Beat. I Believe In Miracles. Dub-I-Dub. Have You Never Been Mellow. Let's Get Down. Smoke. Strictly Business. Kung Fu Fighting. Little Beeyatch (didn't know if there's a swear filter on this site). And more I can't remember.
3rd Mix: Flashdance. Holiday (Madonna cover). Get Up (Before the Night Is Over). Get Up and Dance. The Race. Captain Jack. Dam Dariram. Uh...mind's running a blank on 3rd, but I know there are more.
4th/Extra Mix: Synchronized Love. Night In Motion. Gotcha. And a bunch of stuff I can't remember off the top of my head, but so much of it was American and European. And let's not even get into Solo Bass/2000...of course, this is also where they started throwing in things like Lupin the 3rd and Furuhata's Theme.
5th Mix: Well, this is more Japanese than I thought...considering they're using Dancemania's J-Paradise album (17-sai, Romansu no Kami-sama, Odoru Pompolikin (sp), Hot Limit, etc.). But this is also the mix with the best 2 Unlimited tracks, No Limit and Tribal Dance. And, of course, Rochelle's cover of Oops I Did It Again.
6th: Highs Off U. So Deep. Bye Bye Baby Balloon. Twilight Zone. Let's Groove. TELEPHONE OPERATOR. ORDINARY WORLD. The list goes on and on and on.
7th: Do you even WANT me to start listing them? You know the list.
My point is this: The American mixes throw things on there that probably WOULD have been in the Max era, anyway. Days Go By? Yeah, I'd see that. Sandstorm? You know how long every DDR fanboy wanted that song in DDR? Get Down Tonight? Heh, 'bout time. Heaven? See Sandstorm. Take Me Away, Take It To The Morning Light, Dark Black Forest, Diving, Musik, Move Your Feet...just wow. These all fit the pre-Extreme era (especially the Max era) PERFECTLY.
But, when you look at all the licenses from KoA's games, you know what you don't see? Britney Spears (though Toxic would own). Madonna. Limp Bizkit. Kelly Clarkson. You just see quality, universally good dance music.
I'm done with my rant. Ain't anything personal, I just get tired of people saying how "Japanese" DDR is when, in fact, it's exactly the opposite. Well, pre-8th Mix anyway. When I look at most of the American songlists, I see the Japanese songlists minus the crap like 1,2,3,4,007 or Freckles or (ugh) Waka Laka.
Posted 10 January 2005 - 01:58 PM
if you enjoy "ymca, the reflex, like a virgin, or kids in america" fine, dance to it, as for "freckles and waka laka" i actually enjoy those songs. and for the last time, i'm not saying how Japanese the game is...i'm saying i enjoy the Japanese Mix, got it?
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Posted 10 January 2005 - 03:19 PM
Guardian said:
I'm done with my rant. Ain't anything personal, I just get tired of people saying how "Japanese" DDR is when, in fact, it's exactly the opposite. Well, pre-8th Mix anyway. When I look at most of the American songlists, I see the Japanese songlists minus the crap like 1,2,3,4,007 or Freckles or (ugh) Waka Laka.
Those "crap" songs.. that you hate.( which i like.. lol) most people want to see in these USA Mixes
Posted 10 January 2005 - 03:46 PM
First off:
OK, I gave a sarcastic opinion about Sakura, and you're the one taking offense. Hey, if you can't someone being critical about opinions, then I'd suggest you stay away from the dangerous thing called "the internet."
-You cannot compare US DDR's audience to Japan's. One more time for the masses, because I don't think some of you get that. DDR = almost completely dead in Japan, and that's being optimistic. US = still quite alive and kicking. Hell, we have people buying more Mixes, producing pads, making third party pads, there's a low supply and high demand for DDR machines, In The Groove, and Pump It Up. Those are perfect examples of how the dancing game genre is still very much alive in the US. Compare the two markets, and how Konami (on both shores) has to deal. What do you think?
-Songlist, quality-wise. First off, Konami of Japan (KoJ) has the Dancemania series through Toshiba Emi, which is where about 50% of their songs come from. The US has nothing. If Konami of America (KoA) took their songs from Japan, the US mainstream market couldn't care less about those songs, because the everyday Joe only knows about 15% of the Dancemania songs that are featured in DDR. Konami knows that if they need to make money and push the success of DDR in America, and only make it bigger, they need to cater to the everyday John Doe. Would John Doe buy a game that has unknown songs like Synchronized Love, Rhythm and Police, Tears, Paranoia, and Speed Over Beethoven, VS a songlist which includes YMCA, Sandstorm, Like A Virgin, There You'll Be, Days Go By, and other songs the mainstream America would know? Which one would you be able to advertise to big retail stores for people to buy?
-This is still discounting the fact that according to America, there are only two official DDR releases: DDR 1.5/IRV and DDR USA (Solo Bass Mix was a limited test release). KoA barely recognizes the fact that specific imported machines and software are even here, they just know that it's popular (based on reading their press releases and advertisements). This in itself shows that there can't be a way for people to expect KoA to make their list identical to KoJ's; who are they going to advertise this to? OH LOOK WE HAVE A CARBON COPY OF JAPAN'S DDR EXTREME! Everyday Joe: Uh, I don't really know about the Japanese DDR, but does it have Linkin Park? Fans are the only people it would matter to, and KoA knows that they can't possibly see to make a profit if they make it the same or similar to the Japanese version. Who'd buy it? The people who care would've gotten the Japanese version already, and when it comes out in America, they won't have many people to market the game to. The Japanese direct port of DDR Extreme would FLOP in America (selling a thousand or two copies of one single game is pathetic for a large name and high potential title such as DDR). And when it does, US DDR fans would have nothing but complaints and excuses as to why Konami won't being anymore Japanese DDR Mixes here.
DDR is one of the few titles Konami of America is pushing really hard in America, I think one reason because they don't have much else in America going for them (Yu-Gi-Oh!, MGS, DDR, Castlevania, certain Disney games, TMNT, Silent Hill, Contra and Suikoden are the biggest titles in the US; Konami of Japan has at least 4 major branches (KCE Tokyo, KCEJ West, KCEJ East, and KCES) producing games, each tossing out games around the same rate KoA as one whole unit rolls 'em out). In Japan, they have Anime series they can sell, dating sims, wacky titles and genres and other music games that are guaranteed to sell. Here, they can't take such a risk because of how vastly different the US gaming market is.
-The US Extreme interface I thought is a nice bold move IMHO. It may have sacrificed some things like songlist #, but Konami added a good amount of new features to make up for it. US DDR Ex and DDR Festival are NOT just simply dancing games anymore. They're also party games, so if you don't like the dancing portion, you can play the mini-games, which is a nice plus if you have an EyeToy. This also in turn gives EyeToy owners a new game to own. The original Extreme interface/engine is an outdated engine/interface on a system that's a bit more than 10 years old. It's actually nice that for once, Konami made a brand spanking new interface and engine to reflect that it can shed off the old, but still be the same game at heart, and that America got to have it months before Japan did.
Do you think KoA would rather sell a game with 112 songs, about 5 of which people know and 10 more than people might know? Or a game with about 80 songs, 20 of which people will know because they're all-time American favorites, and 60 which sound neat, and will learn to like them (or will recognize some of them revived from earlies Mixes)? Fans who've been following the series take up about 20-30% of the sales, and that's without the pad.
No, I'm sorry but mods are rather inaccessible to the general public. There aren't a lot of saavy people out there who know they even exist, much less know how to get 'em. There's also a good amount of people who are scared to mod their PS2, even to open it for a swap disk mod (don't you even mention knife mods). Don't say internet search either, because you'll be even more surprised how stupid people are. Japanese PS2's are the last answer because of how impractical they are. Many people out there have no reason to spend $150 (assuming it's a new Japanese machine = cost more + shipping/tax/what-have-you) on a single game that costs about $70 (since Japanese games also cost more, without accessories). Of course, don't forget you can't play any American games unless you have a mod of some sort, and because of that, we're back to square one. So with that, Japanese versions are not even an option for a very large general amount of the DDR buyers.
-To me, the KoA already gets props on their versions of DDR. There was once a time when Japanese used to get EVERYTHING before we did. Now since Konamix, Americans have been getting US exclusive songs, a LOT of Konami originals that start in America first and get brought over to Japan months later.
Not entirely true. Konami of America took a while to learn to listen to fans, and even then still has a problem understanding what the fans want. But there are many moments where KoA will NOT listen to fans. Every gaming company does not have an obligation to listen to fans, and most of the time when they don't they have a reason. It's not the gamers' right to demand that they listen, because in the end, video game companies want to make money. That's how they survive. If Namco feels that they shouldn't include endings in their arcade Tekken franchise, then they know people will buy the PS2 version, to keep interest up, and guarantee sales for CS versions. If Konami feels that disinclusion of songs in new versions will keep the demand for older Mixes up, then it'll guarantee that they'll be squeezing every cent they can from older Mixes.
That's smart, not stupid. That's the gaming industry as a whole.
And finally, don't say "most people want those songs" as if you represent everything America stands for. You, my friend, are part of that small percentage of DDR fanboys that think that DDR in America is supported by you. The sad fact is, DDR's success in America depends on how you, the fan, can help sell the American version to the average Joe Shmoe. DDR US Mixes are designed for that Joe Shmoe, because to them, DDR is still fresh and new. If you can't do that much, you have no right to say that "yeah us DDR fans want all the Japanese songs." If you want 'em, buy the imports, and leave the rest of the people who buy America versions alone. Stop bashing US versions, quit whining that someone might be right, and get off your internet high, because you're only ruining DDR in America. No one's going to know songs like Waka Laka, and they won't learn to like it if you shove it in their face rather than easing it in.
Ranma: If you're hoping for more Dancemania songs from Japanese DDR, I wouldn't hold my breath. Those songs are licensed differently as they would be here in America, AFAIK. There's even rumors that Konami no longer holds the license to the series anymore. Plus some songs cannot simply be brought here because of copyright conflicts. Please, stop taking offense to what people are saying, and just deal. No one's criticizing what you prefer and don't, but on the same token, don't knock on the people/game that others would rather play.
Posted 10 January 2005 - 03:49 PM
Posted 11 January 2005 - 11:32 AM
whoa whoa whoa...hmmm...i never criticized anyone first off, i was explaining my dislike of the american releases, i dont know why people end up taking everything in the wrong meaning. i never once said "youre stupid, japanese mix all the way, pwned, american songs suck" i said something along the lines of "if you enjoy the american mix, continue liking it, but i dont" thats all. Second, i know not to expect the japanese DDR songs, which is why i get the import versions. i'm not trying to make anything into a big argument, but i do feel the need to explain myself when someone misunderstands what i mean, much like i did before with Guardian...hopefully thats all cleared up and understood
on a lighter note...
Posted 11 January 2005 - 02:10 PM
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Posted 11 January 2005 - 03:26 PM
BakaOrochi said:
Ill add more later(becuase i am in shcool and dont have time) but this statement here alone totally calls you a hypocrit and your statemnet not only kncoks on other people.. but on a game someone else prefers as well. It sounds like your taking offense to this... well.. as you said deal with it..... And btw you are criticizing what I prefer...
Posted 11 January 2005 - 04:24 PM
I'd start minding my own business anyway, because that comment was directed at someone else, not you. Or should I highlight that for you in case you missed it?
Misunderstanding a tonality behind someone's post is between me and that person, not you. If you want to make some kind of rebuttal, maybe you should start with what I wrote to you, not to someone else.
So yeah on a lighter note, anyone getting Karaoke Revolution Bemani when it comes out? You can karaoke to Love Shine and Candy, kekekeke.
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Posted 11 January 2005 - 05:44 PM
Posted 12 January 2005 - 12:12 AM
Guardian said:
i dont want to have the last word, its not about that ^^* i'm just glad we came to an understanding, thats all i wanted, no hard feelings or anything, i hate when things get out of hand and people argue over small things, so its nice to see eye to eye. and um...Why does my name have to be huge Baka? i feel embarrassed seeing my name so huge , i know its not directed at me, but still...and thanks Narumi for yer support, i think thats what it was...or could i be wrong again?
Posted 12 January 2005 - 04:03 PM
This is the list as of 12/04 (this is only a preliminary list according to Konami, there are probably going to be more songs as time progresses):
Akai Suzu - Asaki (GF11/DM10)
Sanagi - Asaki (GF7/DM6)
Tsuminagara...To kaonojo wa ifu - Asaki (GF8/DM7)
Swimmers - Annetai Maji Ska Bakudan feat. Maki (GF7/DM6)
Sa-Da-Me - School (PNM 7:Hard Rock)
Candy (Heart) - Kosaka Riyu (DDR 7)
Begin - Kosaka Riyu (GF8 PowerUp/DM7 PowerUp)
Love Shine - Kosaka Riyu (DDR Extreme)
Loveholic - Sana (PNM 9:Emotional)
White Eve - Sana (PNM 9:Winter Dance)
White Lovers - Shintani Sanae (PNM 7:Winter Pop)
I Really Want to Hurt You ~bokura wa kanpeki sa- Sugi & Reo (PNM4:Pops Remix)
Memories - Taka (IIDX 8)
Love^2 Sugar - dj Taka feat. Noria (PNM 8:Eurobeat)
Too Late Two - Des-Row (GF8/DM7)
Pure - Des-Row+1 (PNM8:Melo Punk)
Dan Dan Doh - Des-Row*Gumi (PNM9:Hip Rock 2)
Yume Ari - Des-Row*Gumi (PNM 8:Daydream)
The Place to Be - Des-Row*Gumi feat. Makoto (PNM10:Core Groove)
Ultra-Butterfly (Mamoru Goriki) - Des-Row*Gumi Special (PNM10:Grunge Des)
Cobalt - Des-Row*Gumi Special (PNM9:Hi Punk)
We Are - Terra (GF11/DM10)
North Wind - Terra (PNM9:Hyper J-Pop 2)
Chocolate Philosophy - Tokiwa Yu (GF8/DM7)
Aoi Shodou - Naoki feat. Yuki (IIDX 8)
Chikara - BeForU (GF9/DM8)
Himawari - BeForU (GF10/DM9)
Break Down! - BeForU (DDR 7)
Kinjirareta Keiyaku - Freddy Haete feat. Ereharmonic (PNM9:Darkness 2)
*shining* - Riyu & Noria (PNM9:Girls Rock)
Also judging from the list of missing songs, I think Konami may be testing the success of this; if it does well, they'll probably release a 2nd one with more songs (probably including Daikenkai, as it is not on this list...but Hip Rock 2 is?). There's plenty of great songs on that aren't that list.
My big "WTF" goes to the Asaki songs like Tsuminagara... and the all the frickin' Des-Row songs, but eh.
Yay for Core Groove!
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Posted 12 January 2005 - 07:46 PM
Ranma444 said:
Nope your exactly right this time.. i was supporting you.. ..
All I have to say is we all have our own opinions and no one is going to win.. whether we think that or not.. of course i think ill win and or course BakaOrochi will think he will win.. its not that its our opinions trhat sometimes overcome facts.. So What ever.. im tired of fighting.. lets just end this .. Okies BakaOrochi ? I guees in a way i am apologizing for being rude in certain ways. Truce? *holds hand out*
Posted 12 January 2005 - 11:30 PM
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Posted 14 January 2005 - 12:26 PM
Besides, if I really wanted to argue with you, I'd probably be banned by now =P
Posted 11 June 2005 - 01:41 AM
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Posted 11 June 2005 - 01:48 AM
It completely lacks the visual feel of ANY of its predicesors its songs for the most part are bland and really not all that fun. It lacks all the GREAT songs combined from previous mixes into the Arcade Extreme and is just all around kinda BLEH.
Honestly, Extreme home is Terrible....comparitively speaking. I'd rather go to the arcade and enjoy the fun systems there or buy a different game. The only reason I play is that I LOVE DDR too much.
Keep in mind these are just my opinions and not meant to offend anyone... if they do I'm sorry.
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Posted 11 June 2005 - 01:55 AM
longsii said:
It completely lacks the visual feel of ANY of its predicesors its songs for the most part are bland and really not all that fun. It lacks all the GREAT songs combined from previous mixes into the Arcade Extreme and is just all around kinda BLEH.
Honestly, Extreme home is Terrible....comparitively speaking. I'd rather go to the arcade and enjoy the fun systems there or buy a different game. The only reason I play is that I LOVE DDR too much.
Keep in mind these are just my opinions and not meant to offend anyone... if they do I'm sorry.
I would have to completely agree, the arcade version is so much better. if by chance DDR extreme gets to easy I.T.G. (In The Groove) is suppose to be better and a little more challenging. it is made by fans of DDR and has steps that they made.
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Posted 28 June 2005 - 03:33 AM
Posted 08 September 2006 - 10:18 AM
If it does, I will definatly buy it or whichever one has it.
Posted 14 September 2006 - 12:47 PM
{hint} its a small world after all.... :cool:
Posted 14 December 2006 - 01:52 AM
DeadEyeDuck said:
{hint} its a small world after all.... :cool:
Too bad only half of the songs have heavy steps, and the heavy steps are graded more lightly (have a higher foot rating) compared to similarly hard songs.
Oh yeah...if anyone still plays DDR Extreme PS2, the code for "Memories" has finally been unlocked! Surprisingly, it was shown on the Burger King website (under Extras)
"At the Main Menu, enter the code below with the Player 2 controller:
Press Right four times
Press Up three times
Press Square one time
Press Left two times
Press Down three times
Press Square two times
Press Select one time
You will hear a swish sound upon correct entry.
The song "Memories" will now be unlocked in all modes of play."
I find it amusing that the code is so complicated, and that Konami finally decided to release the code 2 YEARS after DDR Extreme was released, via a BURGER KING promotion! :confused: :sweatdrop :confused:
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Hypnobirthing versus Calmbirth
Before my baby was born I attended a Hypnobirthing class and later before my second I attended Calmbirth. Personally I saw little difference between the two. But lately I have heard a lot of woman claiming one is better than the other.
What are your experiences of each? Have you tried both? Was either more useful than the other?
30th June 2013 08:46 PM #2
This is interested - certainly Hypnobirthing and Calmbirth are based on similar foundations. That is, birth is a natural, normal process that a woman's body is designed to carry out. It is when we introduce fear into birth that it starts to 'go wrong'; stress is introduced into the birth and the body (in particular, the uterine muscles) tenses up. This is thought to slow down the birth and also means a woman experiences the contractions as pain (rather than pressure).
I have only taken a Hypnobirthing antenatal class myself, although I have read about Calmbirth. Whilst the foundations are similar, it seems that Calmbirth classes are generally taught by midwives whereas Hypnobirthing classes obviously focus on self-hypnosis. Calmbirth also puts a great emphasis on birthing as a couple.
Whilst I feel I benefited hugely from my Hypnobirth classes, I personally do not like some of the terminology used in hypnobirthing - in particular it may not be clear (from first impressions) that this refers to self-hypnosis and putting yourself into a deep state of relaxation.
Perhaps I should try Calmbirth in the future! I do feel that it is education about birth which is key (in both programs) to enabling a woman to trust her body and follow her birthing instincts.
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I'm interested in people's answers to this too. I've also heard that they're much the same. It probably also depends on the instructor and how it is delivered.
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PHILADELPHIA - An outstanding offensive performance from Drexel was too much for the University of Pennsylvania women's basketball team on Friday afternoon at the Daskalakis Athletic Center. The Dragons shot better than 63 percent from the field and won the 23rd annual Battle of 33rd Street, 77-50.
Penn lost for the first time in more than a month (Nov. 18 at Army) and fell to 4-4 on the year. Drexel snapped Penn's four-game winning streak with its eighth straight win over the Quakers at home. The Dragons are now 7-2 this season.
Friday's matinee tip off also marked another edition of the Battle of 33rd Street. The two campuses are located just blocks away and each year the visiting team walks to the opposing gym. The teams have split the last two meetings and Drexel owns a slight 13-10 edge in the all-time series.
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The Dragons, who shot 63.5 percent from the floor on the day and 47.4% from three, jumped to an 11-4 lead in the first two minutes, but after a timeout from head coach Mike McLaughlin, the Quakers settled in.
Freshman Keiera Ray had six of her team-high 16 points in the early going to close the deficit to just 13-10 at the 12:49 mark. After senior captain Brianna Bradford drained a three from the top of the key and sophomore Katy Allen converted a three-point play, the game was tied, 18-18, with 8:17 left until half.
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Baltimore, MD- Inside Lacrosse has announced a signature summer event experience for high school-aged players, the Inside Lacrosse Recruiting Invitational. The event will debut this summer with two sessions at Goucher College. Session I is June 15-18 and Session II is July 20-23. The event will feature a bevy of the nation's top boys' talent in the 2015, 2016 and 2017 classes.
Over the last seven years Inside Lacrosse has delivered some of the sport's most high-profile events with its Classic series (Face-Off Classic, Big City Classic, Mile High Classic) in NFL stadiums. These properties became the most anticipated dates of the college lacrosse regular season by fans, players and coaches alike. The Recruiting Invitational is an extension of those events, designed to bring a similar big-time feel to the summer lacrosse season as only Inside Lacrosse can do it.
"For years we've sent our editorial staff all over the nation to evaluate the top up-and-coming players at the many great tournaments out there as part of our heralded recruiting content. Everyone wants to know who will be the next big thing," said Dan Flynn, IL's Director of Events. "This new event is an opportunity for players to come to us, challenge themselves against other top talent and show what they can do in the spotlight when the cameras are rolling. It should be a great opportunity for players and club teams to make a statement. And in line with our commitment to creating groundbreaking events, we'll also be providing a host of educational experiences at the IL Recruiting Invitational to add to the elite exposure and competition."
IL's team of reporters, analysts, photographers and videographers will be out in full force to identify the event's stories from top to bottom. The action on and off the field will be compiled and dissected, with the participating players and teams receiving unprecedented exposure. The IL Recruiting Invitational is an opportunity for players to get seen, make a name for themselves and leave their mark.
Inside Lacrosse is the unrivaled leader in lacrosse recruiting coverage. Lacrosse fans want to see, read and hear more about the game's next stars — it's a trend in all sports, and lacrosse is no different. The Recruiting Invitational is one of several new components that comprise the IL Recruiting Series in an effort to bring fans more coverage of the game's future greats. In addition to the summer event, IL will focus an additional issue on recruiting (June) and partner with ESPN on a series of recruiting spotlights during ESPNU national live game broadcasts.
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"When Mesa Fresh 2015 heard that IL was hosting a tournament, we knew immediately that it would attract the top teams in the country and would be a first-class event. The unique format was ideal to present the players in a visible and competitive environment. Only IL could bring the resources and expertise to take the 'summer recruiting' tournament to the next level. Every club program in the future will circle this tournament on their calendars."
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"Lacrosse is exploding in the Southeast, and our LB3 program is placing players in colleges at all levels. LB3 will be putting together National Teams to participate in the IL event. Our National Teams will have players from Atlanta, St. Louis, Greensboro, Jacksonville, Sarasota, Tampa, Philadelphia and Boca Raton. We are excited to showcase our best players and open lacrosse fans' eyes to the talent outside of the normal Hotbeds."
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LONG BEACH -- When John Levulis first heard his 13-year-old daughter was being picked on in school, he thought it was simply a case of kids being kids.
But when he saw the rips on her backpack, allegedly from a classmate pulling on it, and heard she was circled by a group of five girls and challenged to fight, the Long Beach dad said he became concerned for his daughter's safety.
"She was being bullied and harassed every day by these girls," said Levulis, whose daughter is a seventh-grader at Tincher K-8 in East Long Beach. "School is supposed to be a place of learning, not a place of surviving."
Levulis said he complained to the school principal, and he believes two of the girls were disciplined. But the harassment, which started in the fall, continues.
Levulis said he has requested a campus meeting with the girls' parents, but the school has yet to facilitate it.
The issue of fighting and bullying in schools has gained national attention in recent years, leaving some parents with a growing concern for their child's safety.
Two recent fights among Long Beach students -- one resulting in the death of a 10-year-old girl and the other in attempted murder charges -- have rattled some parents.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a youth violence survey in 2010 using a national-representative sample of students in grades 9-12. The survey found that:
-- 31.5 percent of students have reported being in a fight in the 12 months preceding the survey.
-- 11.1 percent reported being in a fight on school property.
-- 5.6 percent reported carrying a weapon (gun, knife or club) to school on one or more days in the 30 days preceding the survey.
-- 19.9 percent reported being bullied on school property in the 12 months preceding the survey -- that included 21.2 percent of females and 18.7 percent of males.
Travis Brown, a bullying expert who travels the country with his anti-bullying campaign, said parents share many common concerns.
"Children today are experiencing types of bullying that we never saw growing up. With the Internet, bullying can happen 24 hours a day with very little repercussions," he said. "Most schools don't have a very good anti-bullying policy in place. Schools need to have a solid policy that not only educates the students, but also the parents and teachers. I think there needs to be better communication between schools and parents."
City on edgeIn Long Beach, the community has been on edge following two violent fights that left one student dead and another seriously injured. On Feb. 24, 10-year-old Joanna Ramos, a fifth-grader at Willard Elementary, died from blunt force trauma after fighting with an 11-year-old girl in a nearby alleyway after school.
The following week, a 15-year-old Wilson High student was hospitalized after a fight off campus just after school. Five Wilson students have been charged in connection with the beating and three of those students are facing attempted murder charges.
Long Beach Unified School District officials have said the incidents were isolated and that school continues to be the safest place for children.
Tiffany Brown, director of the district's coordinated student services -- which oversees student placement and discipline, school-based mental health and other services -- said the LBUSD has programs aimed at addressing the issues of bullying and school violence.
Brown said the school district over the past decade has become more systematic in the way it responds to bullying and fighting. The main goal is proactive prevention.
"We work to reinforce a positive school climate and teach students about acceptable behaviors so we can prevent future problems," she said.
In 2005, the LBUSD adopted the Safe and Civil School Program, which is part of a national campaign aimed at reducing school violence through a positive and proactive approach.
As part of the program, school administrators learn how to look at the specific needs of the school to support positive behavior on campus. The reinforcement can be as simple as establishing routines, such as having students walk up the stairs in an orderly fashion so they don't bump into each other, which can cause fights, Brown said.
Teachers learn how to look for suspicious behavior and identify potential areas where fighting and bullying could occur, such as a school hallway or bathroom.
Teachers and administrators also emphasize the importance of the role of the bystander in bullying and fighting. Students who witness incidents are encouraged to anonymously report it.
The school district also has a program as part of its K-8 health curriculum called "Too Good For Violence," which teaches students how to solve problems and communicate in healthy ways.
In a large city with challenging demographics, Brown said the district works to establish expected behavior on campus.
"What's wonderful about the city is our diversity, but many of our schools are in communities that face a lot of challenges," she said.
"All the challenges that exist in our community play out in some way in our schools."
Disciplining studentsFor problems that become serious, such as fighting that results in injury, a student can face suspension, expulsion or a transfer to another school depending on that student's previous record and the seriousness of the situation, she said. As an alternative to expulsion, Brown said, a student who has frequent problems with other students on a campus could be transferred to another school for a fresh start in a new environment.
Ultimately, the LBUSD Board of Education must approve a student expulsion, but a parent has the option to appeal it.
Brown said the Long Beach Police Department is called when there is a serious injury or a school security situation that requires heavier police presence.
Brown, who has been with the district for 15 years, says student behavior hasn't changed over the years. What has changed is the increased focus and the way it's covered in the media.
"There's so much more media coverage and so much more accessibility to information," she said. "With Twitter, or Facebook, or YouTube, a student can immediately communicate something that would have been relatively private a few years ago."
Brown said she believes the district has sufficient programs in place to deal with school violence and isn't planning to change its programs in light of the two recent fighting incidents.
"We have what we need in place to continue to implement all of the good practices," she said. "We're not looking to add more, we're looking to do a good job with what we have."
Concerns lingerHolly Reinhard, president of the Wilson High Parent Teacher Association, said parents have shared their concerns about student safety following the two recent acts of violence.
But parents, for the most part, feel the school security and response time at Wilson is sufficient for student safety, she said.
"There are some things you can't control," she said. "Wilson has always been very quick to respond, and I have all the confidence in the district and Wilson school staff."
Students at Wilson on Friday said they mostly feel safe on their campus, though some were on edge after a lunchtime fighting incident last week that was followed by the brutal fight off campus the same day.
"I'm on my toes a little. Last week was kind of crazy," said 14-year-old freshman Edwin Barrera.
Some students said bullying and fighting were problems, while others said it's all part of being a teenager.
Jose Bara said the occasional fights on and off campus don't faze him. Bara, an 18-year-old senior, said he grew up in a tough area of Long Beach and saw fights frequently in his neighborhood and when he attended Butler K-8 and Franklin Middle School.
"I'm used to seeing it, but I never get involved," said Bara, who plans to study engineering at UC Irvine this fall. "I learned how to make friends and get along with everyone. I guess that's part of how I survived."
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When the Sleep Inn San José Downtown was first built, there had been no new hotels built in the central downtown area for about thirteen years. The Sleep Inn brought new hotel, restaurant and entertainment services to central San José, but it hoped to seamlessly fit itself into a charming downtown area known for its gracious parks and large, old trees. The Sleep Inn builders made several design and decorating choices that have helped the hotel blend nicely with its older surroundings and earn praise from guests and city officials alike.
Before the Sleep Inn was built, the Escuela Metálica, one of San José's oldest high schools, stood directly across the park from the hotel's proposed site. The Escuela Metálica is one of the most unusual buildings in San José. As its name suggests, the outer skin of the building and its fine architectural details are made entirely of metal. The building has become an attractive downtown landmark, its greenish hue playing off the green of the surrounding trees. The building was manufactured in France and shipped in pieces to San José, where it was assembled. The Sleep Inn builders hoped to acknowledge the Escuela Metálica when they built the hotel. The outside color choice for the Sleep Inn is a similar, slightly modernized green—a respectful nod to the older Escuela Metálica.
A visitor to the pre-construction Sleep Inn site looking toward the Escuela Metálica would also see beautiful old trees lining narrow streets. When the Sleep Inn lobby walls went up, these trees were no longer visible. The Sleep Inn commissioned Denis Salas, a Costa Rican painter, to do some paintings for the hotel's lobby walls. Denis Salas, who loved the old tree-lined streets, painted the very images that the pre-construction visitor would have seen on the unbuilt hotel site. The lobby now boasts a series of paintings that work almost like windows, providing views of the surrounding downtown area.
San José's mayor and several prominent city officials have praised the Sleep Inn for modernizing the downtown area and renewing business while creatively acknowledging the area's past.
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Sussex Cricket are pleased to confirm that Ed Joyce has been awarded a Category A Player Contract by Cricket Ireland and, in conjunction with Cricket Ireland, we are delighted to announce that the batsman can continue as a Sussex player during the 2017 season on a cover basis.
The 38 year-old left-hander, who has scored more than 8,000 first-class runs for Sussex, will be available for part of the Specsavers County Championship campaign next season.
Joyce said, "I am extremely honoured to accept a full-time international playing contract with Ireland. Test cricket is the greatest ambition for any cricketer. Ireland has a huge opportunity to play at the highest level in the coming years and I want to be a part of that journey.
"With this agreement though I am delighted to also maintain my commitment to Sussex who have been my cricketing family for so long. Captaining Sussex has been one of my proudest achievements in cricket, and I'm really happy to be a part of the squad if called upon in 2017."
Joyce arrived at The 1st Central County Ground in 2009 and later became captain of the club in 2012. He skippered Sussex to two successive third-placed finishes in the 1st Division, the highest place that the county has finished since being crowned champions in 2007.
He scored over 1,000 runs in the Specsavers County Championship for Sussex in 2016, averaging 64.12, including three centuries. His 250 against Derbyshire was the highest score of his career.
Joyce is regarded as one of the finest players to have played for Ireland and as his country prepare for the introduction of Test cricket, the Dublin-born batsman will be one of a number of centrally contracted Irish players. Sussex are delighted to be able to strike a deal where Joyce remains available for part of the Championship campaign.
Sussex's Head Coach Mark Davis said, "Ed is still one of the best domestic players in the country, and for us to be able to call upon his talents as cover for our full time squad is fantastic news.
"The sheer volume of runs he has scored in recent seasons makes him such an important player for us, and to have someone of Ed's experience available to play alongside our young and upcoming batsmen is invaluable.
"Ed will be a cover player for us and depending on his availability with Ireland, we will have the option of selecting him. He has moved with his family back home to Ireland as his commitments to international cricket with Ireland grow, but to have him available to call upon is a real boost for us."


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Phish frontman Trey Anastasio is trying to get Peter Gabriel to join the band. He tells "Rolling Stone" he's been a huge fan of the former Genesis leader his entire life, adding that he spent most of his high school years "in a dark closet with headphones" listening to the band's classic 1974 album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway.
So a few years ago, Anastasio approached Gabriel about performing the record on stage together. The project never panned out, but Anastasio is extending the invitation again.
Phish is set to play a classic album this Halloween in Atlantic City, and Anastasio says they're open to playing The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway. He says he can play the album in his sleep, but he'll only play it on stage if Gabriel joins them.
Anastasio may have his work cut out for him when it comes to getting Gabriel on board. Gabriel hasn't performed any Genesis music on stage in the past 30 years. Plus, he's scheduled to spend most of this October on the road in Europe performing his 1986 solo album So.
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A comparison of structured and free play, with valuable information about both.
Structured play, which is also called "guided play," is generally geared toward preschoolers or those entering kindergarten. It consists of any game or activity that has a specific goal for a child to strive towards. This could be anything from motor skills (the coordination of muscles) to sensory skills, to things they will be learning in day care or preschool, such as the days of the week, or identifying their colors. Toys or activities that are used in structured play range from puzzles to music classes to follow-the-leader type games like "Simon Says". Many parents and educators are advocates for structured play, claiming it gives children a sense of direction and varied skills. But is it really the best option for children when it comes to play time?
A different perspective is free play. Free play is much more open ended than structured play. Activities like playing with building blocks, coloring or drawing, using make believe, or going to a park or playground are all examples of free play. While structured play tends to have games with sets of rules involved, free play is the opposite. Aficionados for free play argue it can be more creative and beneficial for kids.
While there is a place for both kinds of play in a child's life, there are certainly room for pros and cons of each kind of play. Which type do you think will work best with your child?
Structured Play Pros
- There's much more organization in structured play than there is with free play. It's also likely that the play will be overseen by an adult, giving children a safe and reliable place to play.
- Structured play gives children many positive qualities to learn, such as self-discipline, listening skills, and resolve. It also gives kids a chance to learn skills that are important for preschool and school, such as social skills, taking turns, and working in a group.
Structured Play Cons
- When every game or activity has boundaries or rules, there can be little room for creativity within kids. Furthermore, it guides children to stick to the activity that has been chosen for them, despite the fact that they may not be interested in it.
Free Play Pros
- Creativity and freedom are key. Children can create an entire worlds and environments through free play with no rules or regulations. Because of this, they can conquer their fears, learn new talents, and gain confidence. Children can also initiate play on their own, and play alone or with another person or group.
Free Play Cons
- There is less adult supervision, which can cause a pair or group of children to possibly become out of control, causing accidents or hurt feelings.
- It tends to only focus on games and activities that children already enjoy, instead of branching out and discovering new educational skills.
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Caroline Herschel (1750–1848) Discovered eight comets.
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Jocelyn Bell Burnell Discovered pulsars in her work as a graduate student.
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Nancy G. Roman As NASA's first chief astronomer, she led the development of telescopes in space.
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Carolyn Shoemaker Discovered many comets, including one that smashed into Jupiter.
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(a) For the purpose of this section—
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the price index for a base quarter is the arithmetical mean of such index for the 3 months comprising such quarter; and
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(A) reducing—
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(1) Except as provided in subsection (c), effective December 1 of any year in which an adjustment under this subsection is to be made, as determined under paragraph (2), each annuity payable from the Fund under this chapter (other than an annuity under section 8443) having a commencing date not later than such December 1 shall be adjusted as follows:
(A) If the percent change in the price index for the year does not exceed 3 percent, each annuity subject to adjustment under this subsection shall be increased by the lesser of—
An adjustment under this subsection shall be made in a year only if the price index for the base quarter of such year exceeds the price index for the base quarter of the preceding year in which an adjustment under this subsection was made.
(c) Eligibility for an annuity increase under this section is governed by the commencing date of each annuity payable from the Fund as of the effective date of an increase, except as follows:
(1) The first increase (if any) made under subsection (b) to an annuity which is payable from the Fund to an annuitant or survivor (other than a child under section 8443) whose annuity has not been increased under this subsection or subsection (b) shall be equal to the product (adjusted to the nearest one-tenth of 1 percent) of—
(B) the number of months (not to exceed 12 months, counting any portion of a month as a month)—
Effective from its commencing date, an annuity payable from the Fund to an annuitant's survivor (other than a widow or widower whose annuity is computed under section 8442(g) or a child under section 8443) shall be increased by the total percentage by which the deceased annuitant's annuity had been increased under this section during the period beginning on the date the deceased annuitant's annuity commenced and ending on the date of the deceased annuitant's death.
An adjustment under subsection (b) for any year shall not be effective with respect to the annuity of an annuitant who is under 62 years of age as of the date on which such adjustment would otherwise first take effect.
Except as provided in clause (ii), this paragraph applies only with respect to an annuitant under section 8412, 8413, or 8414.
(4) The first increase (if any) made under subsection (b) to an annuity which is payable from the Fund to a widow or widower whose annuity is computed under section 8442(g) shall be equal to the product (adjusted to the nearest one-tenth of 1 percent) of—
(B) the number of months (not to exceed 12 months, counting any portion of a month as a month) since—
the effective date of the adjustment last made under this section in the annuity of the annuitant on whose service on the widow's or widower's annuity is based; or
The monthly installment of an annuity after adjustment under this section shall be rounded to the next lowest dollar. However, the monthly installment shall, after adjustment, reflect an increase of at least $1.
The $15,000 amount referred to in section 8442(b)(1)(A)(ii) shall be increased at the same time that, and by the same percent as the percentage by which, annuities under subchapter III of chapter 83 are increased.
(Added Pub. L. 99–335, title I, § 101(a), June 6, 1986, 100 Stat. 572; amended Pub. L. 99–556, title I, § 117(b), Oct. 27, 1986, 100 Stat. 3134.)
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Bit new to mod rewrites, but realising it's power and very cool. I can get rewrites working when the actual file is in the root but not working when in subfolders.
What I'm trying to do:-I want the URL mydomain.com/groundcare/hire/mowers/ to go to the page at mydomain.com/groundcare/hire/show.php?cat=mowers
I've tried the following but just get 404 page not found.Options +FollowSymLinksRewriteEngine onRewriteRule ^groundcare/hire/(.*)/$ groundcare/hire/show.php?cat=$1 [L]
I've been trying and going round in circles and I'm sure it's something simple so if anyone could point me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks!
I tried this on my local machine, and it worked perfectly fine. There must be something else significant in your htaccess or your file structure that's causing the problem.
Thanks for response. I've re-uploaded and I'm not getting a 404 any longer, but it's not passing the category correctly. If I try to echo out $_GET['cat'] on the page it says "show.php" rather than the actual category. So it is almost working, just not quite as intended. Is it something stupid I've missed?
Forgot to say the .htaccess file is situated in the root - just encase you need the info and the other pages are in a folder at mydomain.com/groundcare/hire/
Many thanks for responding so quickly - much appreciated
I'm sorry to have to give the same answer, but on my local machine, this works perfectly fine. There must be something else significant happening in your htaccess or elsewhere that we haven't seen. You'll probably have to post your entire htaccess if you want us to be able to spot the problem.
My entire htaccess (3 lines) is as follows:-
Options +FollowSymLinksRewriteEngine onRewriteRule ^groundcare/hire/(.*)$ groundcare/hire/show.php?cat=$1 [L]
When I'm on the page at mydomain.com/groundcare/hire/ (which is the file mydomain.com/groundcare/hire/index.php) I click a link on the page such as mydomain.com/groundcare/hire/compact-tractors and it goes to this URL which should be mydomain.com/groundcare/hire/show.php?cat=compact-tractors and the pag shows but when I echo out the $GET['cat'] variable using PHP it shows that $GET['cat'] is show.php.
Hope that makes sense. Many thanks again for responding so quickly, much appreciated.
There's a small but significant difference between this rewrite rule and the one from your original post: the trailing slash. Using your latest rule, here's what happens:
First, groundcare/hire/mowers/ is rewritten to groundcare/hire/show.php?cat=mowers/. Then, because the internal URL changed, Apache re-processes it, which means once again cycling through the rewrite rules, where groundcare/hire/show.php?cat=mowers/ is rewritten to groundcare/hire/show.php?cat=show.php. In the rewrite rule from your original post, this wouldn't happen because show.php doesn't end in a slash, and thus wouldn't match.
Here's what is probably the best way to handle this:
# Apply the next rewrite rule only if this condition passes
The condition is that the request must not be for a real file, such as show.php
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
Your rewrite rule, but with an optional trailing slash
And I removed the "last" flag, because it probably isn't necessary
And I added the "query string append" flag so that
you can still use other query parameters that are passed in the URL
RewriteRule ^groundcare/hire/(.*?)/?$ groundcare/hire/show.php?cat=$1 [QSA]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule ^groundcare/hire/(.*?)/?$ groundcare/hire/show.php?cat=$1 [QSA]
That is because you are in a loop now.mydomain.com/groundcare/hire/compact-tractors and mydomain.com/groundcare/hire/show.php?cat=compact-tactors are matching your rewrite rule.
mydomain.com/groundcare/hire/compact-tractors is being redirected to mydomain.com/groundcare/hire/show.php?cat=compact-tactors, but then the rewrite rule is picking up mydomain.com/groundcare/hire/show.php?cat=compact-tactors and redirecting that to mydomain.com/groundcare/hire/show.php?cat=show.php
You need to add a RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule ^groundcare/hire/(.*)$ groundcare/hire/show.php?cat=$1 [L]
Thanks so much Jeff - that works perfectly. Also, thanks for the detailed explanation, that makes sense. Sorry for the difference in the post, I was playing round in between the first post and previous one to try and get it working. Have added lines as you suggested and all is working as expected now.
Thanks again for such a prompt response. Certainly quickest response I've had on a forum in a long time, think I'll stick with site point in the future:-)
Enjoy the rest of your day!
That's what rewrite conditions are for.
Nonetheless, everyone is entitled to their opinion. My biggest problem with dklynn's rants are that 1) he seems to berate users for using (.*), even when they use it correctly, and 2) he doesn't acknowledge that his opinion is contrary to the official documentation, which makes it all the worse when he scolds users for using solutions that the documentation says is actually the correct approach.
I understand
... and I will continue to recommend that newbies (especially) learn some regex so they don't end up in these ridiculous loopy situations.


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composing functions
I would like to find a way for composing a list of functions over a
list of numbers.
I have the list {{f, g, h}, {a, b, c, d}}
(f, g, h are functions and a, b, c, d are numbers)
I would like to obtain h[g[f[a, b], c], d]
Since it's for a real program, I had to do it in "any" way. So I did
it as I show below:
In[1]:= kk = {{f, g, h}, {a, b, c, d}}
Out[1]= {{f, g, h}, {a, b, c, d}}
In[2]:= result1 = {kk[[2,1]]}; For[i = 1, i < Length[kk[[2]]], i++, AppendTo[result1, kk[[1,i]]];
AppendTo[result1, kk[[2,i + 1]]]]; result1
Out[2]= {a, f, b, g, c, h, d}
In[3]:= result2 = StringJoin @@ ToString /@ result1
Out[3]= afbgchd
In[4]:= result3 = StringInsert[result2, "~", Range[2, StringLength[result2]]]
Out[4]= a~f~b~g~c~h~d
In[5]:= result4 = ToExpression[result3]
Out[5]= h[g[f[a, b], c], d]
But I'm really sure that it can be done much better.
Could you help me?