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JayArma2Lib is my creation to have access to either more efficient or extended functionality which the currentArmA2 engine lacks. This includes string functionality, data structure management, and named pipes access.
This can be considered the follow-up to the original 'armalib' by Kegetys. Sadly though, I was never able to get in touch with Kegetys, and therefore none of this work is based off of his except for the identification of the ArmA2 scripting function to replace.
In a nutshell, this library works by proxying the DirectSound library on any Windows system; DirectSound is dsound.dll. I then replace the KbAddTopic function, and rename it "jayCall". This function is the access point for all functionality within this library.
There are no requirements, except for using the latest version of ArmA2. Additionally, this library works BOTH server and client side.
Currently this is pre-release BETA for feature requests prior to my first R1 release. First Release will be public later this week. The zip file currently contains a basic README file for testing setup, to see what is available.
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LISTEN: New Prurient
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, February 5th, 2013 11:15
Listen to a track from Dominick Fernow's new LP for Blackest Ever Black
As we've previously reported, Dominick Fernow is set to release a new Prurient album through London's Blackest Ever Black label. Entitled Through The Window, it was recorded during the same sessions that gave birth to 2011's Bermuda Drain and Time's Arrow, and like those records, takes significant steps away from Fernow's wall-of-scathing noise approach of old, in favour of something more obviously influenced by techno and electro-pop. You can hear all sorts of different influences at play in 'You Show Great Spirit', for example, which you can listen to below. Like the more mellow and contemplative side of his Vatican Shadow project, it touches on Sandwell District's slowly evolving, dubby techno, post-punk, coldwave, 80s electronic pop and more.
Through The Window will be released on Feburary 25th on CD, LP, download and limited cassette. For more information head across to the Blackest Ever Black website.

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Ive seriously become a fan of No Tell Books... a lusty press of insatiable women always on the prowl and, contradictory to its claim they do tell and with gusto. So the latest feast of savory tales, arranged teasingly on that virginally white paper plate, arrove and burned its way out of its own envelope.
From the poem dont you feel its dangerous to want were losing:
The generality of this collective plays with S&M schematics... toys at cannibalistic pragmatics... teases a macabre, surreal visual worthy of Crispin Glovers cinematic rendering, and percolates enough blood to tarry any planned walks in the forest alone.
Loudon is obsequious flat on my face as usual/rag wick showing and indeed, she is also explosive. Much of the give and take, she sees There are odd punishments afoot and trumps it. In Goose Girl:
But one wonders if the taught is even permitted to utilize his gained wisdoms when later
Is this man? Is this beast? Perhaps it is that transformation of deviant debauchery that melds them into a fantastical phantom of both. If beauty is in the eye of the beholder, is not also repulsion? And just who is the S and whom the M ..? Again, the give and take so deliciously expounded reminding me of Anais Nins flair for descriptive juxtapositions.
Just yet another titillating scenario. The hunger of these poems is furious. The perpetual assignations are dizzying. The Bacchanalian elements strike fear in stalwarts of the missionary only. Yet Caligulas reign still tickles into the psyche, albeit not usually beyond foreplay fantasies. Still, there is redness to be given:
Oh, and the teaching. Strictness prevailing. Forget the apple, give forth the knuckles. Bend over Grab your ankles. Grin & bear it. todays lesson: never begin a conversation by saying Im hard CRACK!
But there are rewards past the offerings.. One must just survive receivership.
Perhaps. But these near Satanic couplings the goat entrails a cupboard of broken-spined animals a wolfs head sewn to my head Smoke and incantations tangled fur - One simply has to wonder what really is this sex?
From her poem The cook had to salt them, and the wicked/queen ate them:
But then there are the reasons. Insinuations of childhood sexual abuse given in the segmented title poem Cadaver Dogs :
Which segues to her wrist-slit suicide attempt. Then one sympathizes. These poems are creations thereafter. They are caused. We now have reason. We now have closure. Is the rollercoaster finished? No.
And later, she is a woman who wears a greatcoat/pockets stuffed with seeds & a star-nosed mole that in her poem I will not sing the death of Dog finds:
So, there you have it. Further tales of wayside sex, scattered psyche, surrealistic boudoirs breathing out whispers of all their secrets. Flesh - Hair - Teeth - blood. The No Tell Hotel is always ready to receive, and yes, pets are permitted.


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Bubble structures, fishscaling resistance and adhesion of vitreous enamel to low carbon steel
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Zhang, A. W., Jiao, S. H., Jiang, Z. Y. & Wei, D. B. (2012). Bubble structures, fishscaling resistance and adhesion of vitreous enamel to low carbon steel. Advanced Materials Research, 409 736-742.
The bubble structures, fishscaling resistance, adhesion and its mechanism of vitreous enamel to low carbon steels were evaluated by microscopic methods. The results show that the microalloying elements deteriorates the adhesion but suppress the fishscaling tendency, the enamel-steel interface adhesion could be explained as mainly the mechanical interlocking and chemical bonding during the firing process; the lower carbon substrate causes higher proportion of bigger bubbles in the enamel layer and subsequently causes the lower fishscaling susceptibility.
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text: [ The "Scary Snowman" Is Back..Funny Way To Start The Holiday Season [VIDEO] By Rod Prahin December 5, 2013 The "Scary Snowman" video looks very funny...when it happens to somebody else. Read More Category: Christmas, Videos Tags: prank, scary snowman Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!


text: Psychodrama combines the power of imagination, spontaneity, dramatic flexibility, action stimulation and psychodynamic insights through animated, playful and adventurous dramatic enactments and flexible role playing. In this class, basic psychodrama methods will be taught, including the warm up, the double, role reversal, the sociogram, the empty chair, setting the scene and the use of props. David Cornfield


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Check out this for efficiency, the teams before they're even on the news wires (although admittedly, I did nab them off Sky Sports News, but that did involve copying it out in joined-up writing, which is quite tough on the old hands.)
Marseille: Mandanda; Bonnart, Rodriguez, Givet, Taiwo; Cana, Cheyrou; Ziani, Valbuena, Zenden; Niang
Liverpool: Reina; Riise, Hyypia, Carragher, Arbeloa; Kewell, Mascherano, Gerrard, Benayoun; Kuyt, Torres
So Marseille will have to do without the genius of Samir Nasri and rely on Valbuena, who has been a revelation since Eric Gerets took over at OM, for their playmaking pleasure. Marseille have got some fearful power going forward from the back, with Taiwo in particular having the kind of shot that terrifies me sat here 1,000 miles or so away. My sources (ie Paul Doyle sat opposite me) think Taiwo and Bonnart could be caught out going forward and reckon Liverpool will at least score tonight.
Don't mention the French "Watch out, there are French fans here! [writer looks round shoulder in fear, expecting mob of angry, Gitanes-sucking, existentialists to appear by water cooler, before realising "here" is meant in metaphorical sense]," says Karina Hut, "careful of what you say about the French tonite, as you will probably end up buying a house in Provence some day." Provence? I'm more of a Roubaix man myself.
And Rafa Benitez might want to win this one or Liverpool will be £16m out of pocket and then he'll have no grounds to have a bit of a moan about his transfer funds. And he might not have a job either. But don't take my word for it, here's Gary Naylor: "So Rafa thinks it's the players' jobs that are on the line, not his? Usually I'd agree, but usually a manager doesn't sub his captain and his best forward," but Anthony Le Tallec is on loan at Le Mans at the moment, Gary...
... "Fernando Torres..."
"in a vital league game to shelter them for a later match. Shades of Graham Taylor, Gary Lineker and Alan Smith. Rafa might not lose his job, but he might have lost the plot."
So will Liverpool do it? Well, Marseille are 7/2, the draw is 5/2 and Liverpool are 5/6. Interestingly enough, Same Difference are also 5/6 to be the next act to leave X-Factor, which is clearly a sign that there is some kind of X-Factor/Champions League conspiracy theory going on in the background.
Liverpool need to win tonight to be guaranteed a place in the last 16, but if they draw and Porto lose to Besiktas they'll sneak through in second. Oh, and if Marseille turn out to have been involved in some kind of massive bribery scandal and are disqualified then Liverpool would go through. But what are the odds of that? Eh? Oh. [LEGAL NOTE: ALL THAT BRIBERY BUSINESS AT MARSEILLE TOOK PLACE A LONG TIME AGO, DOES NOT REFLECT ON THE CURRENT STATE OF THE CLUB AND EVERYONE ELSE HAS RIGHTLY LET IT LIE APART FROM A FEW PUERILE WRITERS WHO WON'T LET IT GO]
1 min: Here's Tom Hopkins: "Is it wrong that I'd quite like Marseille to win this one. I have my reasons: 1) There are at least three of the Liverpool team that I actively dislike; and 2) If I wanted to see a tediously limited team grind their way undeservedly to the final I would've watched the rugby world cup." There are a few men waving flares, by the way, which makes this officially A Hostile Atmosphere.
PENALTY! Gerrard is tripped as he surges forward after Bonnart went missing.
GOAL!!!!!!! Gerrard (not a pen 4 min) Gerrard's penalty is saved, but he follows up the rebound and jabs it into the top of the net.
6 min: Liverpool - reasonably enough - reckon Givet should have been sent off for the challenge on Gerrard that led to the penalty, but the ref was having none of it. Before you think Liverpool are too efficient, Riise gets up to his old tricks and balloons a free-kick half way to Roubaix.
9 min: I quite want to make some kind of joke about Liverpool having better comebacks than a Panamanian canoeist, but I fear the joke has been rather overdone this week, having said that I have just kind of made the joke, so shame on me. Liverpool's corner comes out to Gerrard who twists and volleys outside the area, but it's well wide.
GOAL!!!!!!!!! (Torres 11 min) Kewell slips Torres in on the left he beats half of the population of Marseilles with a few Henry-style turns and slams it into the net.
14 min: Marseille prod forward rather forlornly, to little effect. "This isn't all that interesting," starts Matt Prior, "but if you type 'Same Difference', 'punch', and 'in the face' into Google, it returns 10,300 results. So it looks like it's not just me. Enjoy the rest of the game. I'm off to the pub." AH, but which face would you punch, Matt, I'd assume you'd spare the lady. And you shouldn't really be going to the pub when you've got a long day in the field tomorrow etc and so forth.
17 min: "Is it just me that thought Gerrard dived," asks Chris Cheetham. "I don't think Givet made contact with our nation's best diver. Fair play to Torres for that finish though." Just you, I'm afraid Chris. Zenden attempts to jab a ball into Ziani in the box, but it's too strong and it's a Liverpool goal kick.
20 min: Gerrard hoofs it up the pitch to no one in particular. Desperate defending already, Stevie? "Can you please tell me what colour shirts OM are wearing," asks Alan Kirkup. "They deserve to get spanked if it's pink!" Get you spanking paddle out, Alan, they're a kind of salmon pink with orange hints.
23 min: Kewell, who is getting more joy out of the left than a Morning Star reader, does a little jig and finds Kuyt whose header is straight at the keeper. "Can I point out the obvious - that the two players who have scored obviously have more energy because they were subbed against Reading," says Stephen Bowden. "Carra to score next obviously."
26 min: Ziani releases Valbuena in the box, but Reina is out like a flash and by the time Valbuena manages to get round him he's already run the ball out. I guess the one thing in OM's favour is that they've got plenty of time to come back and only really have the option of attacking. There is such a thing as going up too early.
30 min: Carragher gets booked for kicking Valbuena in the head, although Valbuena is about 5 foot tall, so it's not as bad as it sounds. "Though Torres is his own man, and comparisons with greats like Dalglish is futile," says Ian Copestake, before making a comparison, "what is exactly the same is the sense of anticipation fans get when he is on the ball. If he keeps delivering he will soon be one of the greats."
33 min: What's this? Cheyrou is off for Nasri, expect healthy doses of genius coming your way soon. "From what you can tell has Harry Kewell shaken off the gout," asks Damien Neva. Yup, he's been very good tonight, but now it no longer looks like the meaningful game, so expect catastrophic injury to ensue before the night is out.
37 min: Nasri's first piece of genius involves him juggling the ball, being fouled and winning a free-kick on the edge of the area. Zenden's piece of genius involves sending the kick straight at a Liverpool defender. "Please OM. Can not stand Liverpool and especially Stevie Me," says someone who signs themselves 'The Praag Family'. An entire family, no less! "Please God of football make Marseille win please."
40 min: Torres shows he's settling in England by saying the BAD WORD to the ref after he's fouled. Kewell's gout gets the better of him as he tumbles to the ground for a free-kick. Either that or he dived. Gerrard takes the set piece and it's a foot or so wide.
42 min: Should have been 3-0. The ball pops up for Kewell about eight-yards out and slightly to the left of the goal, but he volleys it over.
44 min: Should have been 3-0, part 2: The Return! Taiwo gives the ball away, Kuyt plays the ball forward to Torres who pokes the ball over as Rodriguez closes him down.
45 min: "Who is this Benainoon? Pleat keeps talking about him," giggles Dr Doug Yu. Incredibly enough, at the moment, Liverpool will finish second with a +11 goal difference, while Porto will win the group with a goal difference of 0.
Half time: Faty is on for Givet, a straight swap as Givet is injured. Benny Woon nearly loses the ball in a crucial area, that crucial area being the edge of Liverpool's box, but manages to boot clear.
"Is it just me or does Nasri look to you a bit like a young (and skilful) Grame Le Saux, the well known Guardian reader," asks Stephen Armson.
The reader strikes back! "Why, instead of having sly digs at our team, manager, city and people, why don't you just have the bollocks to come out and say you hate Liverpool and everything about it and us," demands Lee Swatches. "I'd have a bit of respect for you then. Guardanistas, indeed. You people are enough to make me vote Tory." Bah! There goes my plot to turn the city of Liverpool into a haven for public school toffs! And I would have got away for it, if it wasn't for that pesky Lee Swatches.
And if you want your tuppence worth on this match after the game Paul Doyle will be blogging, it should be up 15 minutes or so after the game's done.
I'd like to say Marseille have come back at Gerrard and co, but Liverpool could easily have scored a couple more goals. Good old 4-4-2 has worked for Liverpool, with Kewell in particular exploiting the Marseille full-backs' frailties.
GOAL!!!!!!!!!! (Kuyt 47 min) Terrible kick out from the OM keeper. Kewell, who has been brilliant, plays it in to Kuyt who finishes the move - and the game - off.
49 min: Good news for Liverpool. Cisse is on and will be performing defensive duties alongside Hyypia and Carragher. "You have to give credit to Rafa: 0-2 after 11 minutes," Gary Naylor. "Perhaps the solution to Liverpool's Premier League form is staring us in the face - Rafa should be rotated out of the manager's job for league games. I understand that Graeme Souness is available."
52 min: Reina makes an ugly swipe at a cross, but luckily his defence clear up the trouble. "He's arrived! Ah, I miss Cisse and his patented shin and knee finishing technique," chuckles Paul Done.
56 min: Ziani's cross is too long for Valbuena who eventually twists away from the Liverpool defenders. Marseille are attempting to press, but they can't muscle past the Liverpool back four. "I feel like an idiot - of course it was always going to be the fully rested Kuyt who scored the third," says Stephen Bowden. "Sissoko to score against United on the weekend?" Nope, it's got to be Jack Hobbs, who Rafa has cunningly rested tonight.
59 min: Torres has a shot from outside the area that flies over. "Now he's no longer living Merseyside way, can Cisse still legitimately call himself Lord Frodsham," asks Michael Hunt. I don't see why not, the Queen's Nazi-sympathising uncle the Duke of Windsor was still the Duke of Windsor, even when he went off to the Bahamas, so I reckons Lord Frodsham can keep his title.
63 min: "Can you describe Cisse's haircut," asks Craig Gamble, mistaking me for the fashion desk. Well, it's a kind of half-mohican effort, blond too. It's not one of his better efforts. Not that he's ever really had a good effort. Benny A Woon starts a move that breaks down and Marseille eventually play the ball into the box, but forget to provide any players in said box. Reina clears.
65 min: Valbuena plays the ball straight on to Cisse's - very thin on closer inspection mohican - and Lord Frodsham does what he does best and heads it wide.
69 min: Valbuena gets into a decent position, but can't exploit and his cross sails over. Story of their night. Apart from the conceding goals bit. "Re: me taking over at Liverpool," writes Graeme Souness. "On the train again, but I've got me mobile, and I see I've been mooted for part-time Liverpool manager. And even though I said 'No half measures', I must say now: game on." Graeme's claims to be the Graeme Souness, by the way, are undermined by his email sign off that says he works for BBC Tyne. But it's the closest we have to a celebrity pundit, so I'll let it go.
73 min: Niang falls over, which is about as good as it has got for him tonight. Nasri takes the free-kick and it's well hit but sails up into the clear night sky. Here's George Templeton: "Since the Premier League is Rafa's No1 priority, shouldn't Gerrard and Torres be coming off in about 10 minutes? Or is that only when they are a goal down in a Premiership match?"
76 min: Taiwo finally gets a chance to go forward, but Arbeloa clears up. OM's fans are indulging in a spot of lighter throwing. "Judging by the amount of ciggie lighters being tossed on the pitch, the smoking ban in France isn't having much affect," chuckles Jonny Mac.
78 min: Rafa cares about the Premier League! Torres is off for Babel. He could have come off for a three-year-old on the half hour and Liverpool would still have been OK. Niang blasts a free-kick into a night sky that's slightly less clear, now that there's a few footballs orbiting around.
82 min: Mascherano is injued by Sami Hyypia of all people as they both fly into a tackle. "Speaking of Nazis, that picture there looks eerily like some sort of National Front rally [LEGAL NOTE: THEY'RE NOT NAZIS, JUST PUNCHABLE] ... it and the scoreline have been disturbing me every time I hit refresh," says Richard Whittall.
85 min: Gerrard plays a terrible ball to Valbuena who gallops up the pitch, but Nasri can't exploit a decent position and the move splutters out. Mascherano is up and running again, by the way. "I don't really work for BBC Tyne," says Graeme Souness. "I just don't want people to think I'm not up to anything new. (Because God knows I'm not.)" I like Souness on email, he's a lot jauntier than he is in person.
89 min: Lucas is on for Kuyt. "Quickly (or just under half an hour late) following on the Nasri/Le Saux comparison," says Michael Hunt. "I can't help noticing your singing chappie at the top has got a bit of the Xabi Alonsos about him." Alonso is nowhere near that pretty. Nasri's cross is cut out by Riise. Marseille continue to come forward tiredly at Liverpool who swat them away with the greatest of ease.
GOAL!! (Babel 90 min) Babel breaks free, rounds the keeper and taps in. That was way too easy. "I've read little of Zenden in your MBM commentary," says Seth Tennant. Make that no mention, Seth. "He seemed quite keen on playing the spoiler role tonight." [Eyeing easy meat for gag] Yep, he's spoiled pretty much everything he's touched.
PEEEP!!!!!!!! Liverpool are through with a goal difference of +98 to boot. They played well, but OM collapsed once they went one down and got worse from there on in. Thanks for all the emails, sorry I couldn't use them all, I was too busy contacting Dave Cameron at Tory HQ. Paul will be blogging here in just a few minutes if you want to carry on Liverpool/Same Difference-based chat.


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No action will be taken against songs about Rio and Anton Ferdinand in March's World Cup qualifying match against San Marino, though Fare calls for "preventative measures"
The Manchester United defender came in for widespread criticism after pulling out of the national squad shortly before the clash and incurred the wrath of England supporters during the match itself, with chants calling for him and his brother to be burnt on a bonfire allegedly heard amongst the travelling support.
That Anton - who was involved in a protracted racism spat with former Three Lions captain John Terry last season - was also a target of abuse raised suspicions over the potentially racist nature of the chanting but Fifa has decided that the lack of concrete evidence is enough to keep the FA out of the official firing line.
'We can confirm that, in the case of alleged racist chanting during the recent World Cup qualifier San Marino v England, it has been decided not to open disciplinary proceedings due to the lack of concluding evidence," the governing body said in a statement.
But despite escaping official censure, the FA has been urged by Fifa's anti-racism body, Fare, to enforce "preventative measures" to prevent any such event in the future.
"The FA's attention was however drawn on the pertinent provisions of the Fifa regulations and they were requested to display prudence and adopt appropriate preventive measures in order to avoid that incidents of such nature do occur in the future," the statement added.


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Published: Monday, January 21, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
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ATLANTIC CITY - Lacey Township High School senior Lex Knapp wanted to take one more step at Sunday's state individual wrestling tournament.
The 220-pounder had dreamed all season of finishing his high school wrestling career by climbing to the top of the podium and waving to the fans as an official hung a first-place medal around his muscular neck.
He fell just short.
When the top eight finishers in his weight class accepted their awards, Knapp (42-1) was forced to stand on the second-place section while Phillipsburg senior Brandon Hull (38-3) posed on the top.
Knapp's quest to become Lacey's first state champion in 15 years ended with a 7-2 loss to Hull in front of a roaring crowd of 10,546 at Boardwalk Hall.
"I wanted to be at the top of the podium," Knapp said. "That's it. That was my only goal. Getting 42 wins this year was great, but 43 was what I wanted."
Knapp was bidding to join Russ Witt, who won the 119-pound title in 1997, as Lacey's only state champions.
Instead, Hull became Phillipsburg's first state champ since 1996.
When the match ended, a group of Stateliners fans unfurled a giant congratulatory banner in a corner of the stands while Hull waved to them. Knapp jogged off the mat, plopped on the concrete floor next to the Boardwalk Hall stage and buried his face in his hands.
"I felt like I had the whole town of Phillipsburg on my back because it had been so long since we had a state champ," Hull said. "For me to be the one who ended the drought feels amazing. It's every wrestler's dream to win a state title at Boardwalk Hall and to actually accomplish it, there's nothing better."
Hull accomplished it with an impressive performance.
He took immediate control of the match, using a double-leg takedown to grab a 2-0 lead just 17 seconds into the bout. Knapp cut the gap to 2-1 with an escape later in the period, but Hull answered with his own escape to open the second period and then earned another takedown to up his lead to 5-1.
Knapp escaped again in the third period but never seemed to get into a rhythm. Hull used his strength to fight off Knapp's charges and then added a takedown in the final minute to close the scoring.
"That kid from Phillipsburg (Hull) was just so freaking strong," Lacey coach Tom Pfister said. "He was very explosive and his legs were like tree trunks. Lex just couldn't get anything going against him.
"I couldn't be more proud of Lex, though. He's the epitome of hard work paying off. He put his heart and soul into this and just to reach this point is quite an accomplishment."
Knapp was one of the most improved wrestlers in the tournament. Unlike most other upperclassmen, he was making his first appearance at Boardwalk Hall, despite finishing second to Witt (100) in school history with 98 career victories.
He had been to the tournament once before, having sat in the stands at last year's tournament after finishing fourth in Region 6.
"It was tough sitting there and watching kids I knew I could beat," Knapp said. "That was when I made a promise to myself that I would not be sitting in the stands again this year."
He stormed through the regular season and then won both the District 24 and Region 6 titles. This past weekend, he used his skills and stamina to get three victories, including a 2-1 overtime win over eventual third-place finisher Roy Lucas, of St. Joseph's of Hammonton, in Saturday semifinals.
Knapp will continue his wrestling career in college. Rider University, Rutgers University and the University of Virginia are on his short list.
"I'm proud of myself and what I did this weekend," Knapp said. "I have to admit that it sucks to lose, but this was a great experience. Just the feeling of wrestling in front of all those people. You're out there on the mat and everyone is watching you.
"It's such a cool feeling and I'll never forget it."
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