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JOIINU. OBEIU.Y, Editor.
to -mi: vn i:ns or twinn.
In llio local governments of tlio conn-trj-
lit the city mid county jjoveriiuu'iits
the people should take more Inti-it-it
even tlmn In the governments of their
State, mul of the Union. Tlio President
may ha munitions, the Coiigrc- eorrcpt,
mill the scrvntits of the people ill the l-'ed-eml
capital liiclllcleut nml nnp:itrlottc,
lint tlio pwnleofCiitro will feci few of
the bad clfecW resulting from this condi
tion of nlhilrs If they have an honest, In
telligent and energetic Mayor and Conn
ell, and other competent and faithful oil!
cor. Tlio Suite government liiay ho de
plorably Inclllelciitand corrupt, but tin
peoi1c of Cairo, if they have tin able mid
honest city government, will not sitlli-r
In any degree as lunch as If they had a
bad niUnlelp.il government and the State
were ruled hy-irtCn model of eltleleney
and paragon; ot honesty.
In the local governments (lie people
nili-a look to llml haipliiea and prosper
1(3'. The people of Cairo should there
fore consider carefully the claims of the
candidates for Mayor and Aldermen at
the election on next Tuesday. They
r fdiould pcnnll'iio con-lileralloti of pnju
dice to Inlhieueo them ; but Mioiild nk
Uieinselvus : "Of the two candidates for
.Mayor which Is the bwltvr man ? Which
will contribute mint tntheproperityaud
welfare of the city tho election ot Mr.
Morris or the election of Mr, Winter f"
The clllen who can answer tlieso
ipie?llons by on; lug: "Mr. Winter N
the bettor man ; his election will i iin
lilbute ino-t to the welfare ot the city,"
should vote for hint. Hut can any per
miii trulhliilly make answer In llu-e
questions In this waylr Who rim reply
In the itlllnnatlvef In what ifptet i
Mr. Winter n better man than Mr. Mor
ris Morally ! No. Intellectually? No.
As a business man? No. In what way,
then? In no respect whatever, ittil lei
us ask the other question ? Is .Mr. Mor
ris a better man than .Mr. Winter? We
believe he Is. Although .Mr. Morris
does not Fijitare his walk to the I'mllanl.
cnl doctrines of the Mrntght-liiccd among
the extremely Godly, he N, us (he world
gou. n man of lrieproaehnble ehnracler.
Intellectually be Is certainly Mr. Winter's
Mipciior, us every im.i-.oii will admit, for
even II Mr. Winter should be elected
Mayor and the city had occasion to speak-
by the tongue or lis chief olllror, Mr.
Wluler would be compelled to .speak by
pro,y. As a business man, .Mr. .Morris
has been successful, and although Mr.
Winter's friends hoast of his bmliu
ijunlllleatlons the events of his life have
given no evidence that ho po.cssos any.
Would Mr. Monis be a belter Mayor
than Mr. Winter? Who can doubt that
he would? When did .Mr. Winter ever
gio any evidence that ho po?sesed exec
utive ability? As president ol a tiro com
pany he HourUhed his trumpets, but the
results ot Ids administration did not us.
til'y the promises of his truiupethigs. Mo
made expensive dii.pl.iys, took all the
glory to himself, and mismanaged the
company's allalrs Ihiauclally and
otherwise. Tho best llreiuau In the
city, be proved hlim-clf to
be an lueoinpetentaud dangerous exeeti
llveollleer. lie has been a nieinber ol
the City C icll several times. While In
that body, what wise policy for the man
agement ol city allah s did he ever pro
mulgate? Aft n member of the Council,
did he ever iy or do anything that at
' tntotvd attention or challenged npplim-u t
Ilewaslheadvocatoofuowl-epolley that
we remember, and he said nothlngaud did
nothing as Alderman that was worthy of
the plaudits ofhscoiitItiienls. And now,
whllola'slilng to bo elected Mayor, while
declaring that a change should be made
in tho city government, hu does not in
dicate in what rospeet his administration
would dliltT from that of Mayor Wood,
except to declaro that the police regula
tions would ho relaxed.
On the other hand, Mr. Jiorrl. al
though he has been a member of tho City
Council but ono term, has proven lilnn-eif
to bo a worthy and wUo puidlo H-rvuiit.
He Is ono ot tho Aldermen who are to be
credited with tho movement that ha.
brought scrip to par, reduced expenses
many thousands or dollars and placed the
city In a portion from which It cut move
-to the coininonceiiunt of works of pub
lie Improvement. lu his ofllclal conduct
ho has been Independent, and has at
nil times acted as l ,is Judgment t)l0
best Interest ot the f-lty required. Wo
therefore beltevo and have no doubt
that tho best Interests of thy city demand
that ho hatl defeat Mr. Winter on Tue.
day noxt.
rnoK Radical newspapers whleh havo
hvi'ij fnvored.with the higli-prlccd adver
tlscments of United suten mall routes,
will get ho more such prolltahlo Jobs from
Secretary JoWll, Ilo has decided that
thU Is one ot tlio'lcaUs Which cu be ston-Id.
I'osT'MArim General Juvvrll Is not
nfrnUl oftlio iro. but regard limit
liovvoiftil tiRcnt lit rvuicttylitjr existing
llnsssin Tinisnit has been solicited to
go upon tho lecture stand, on one hand,
and tlm boards, on tho other, but has de
clined both Invitations.
Two wcak-niluded women nnd ono
weak Fpeclmeii ot iuaciillnltv, in Wash
Inglon City, have gone en zy over tho
Tin: Chicago Adveullsts iuu making
elaborate preparations for tho end of the
world, which, according to their chronol
ogy . will take ptaro to-morrow.
Oov. Haiitiianti of Pennsylvania, was
strongly Importuned to veto the bill re
pealing the loeal-oplloii bill, passed by tin:
general assembly of the stale, but be re
WASHINGTON'S MOM'.MIiM.
The national niontuneiit association
havu Issued an aiqieal to the people or
lilt i lllliil Dime's hi riHIininiii- iiiikis m
completo the Washington inouimieut h
fore the ceuteunlal celebration. It has
stood for twenty years In Its present eon
illllon.and will io stand for twenty year
longer unless something Is done to hel
tho association to raNe the means to ilnlsh
It. The memorial of the society appeals to
org.iulAiitlous of all kinds, orders, lodges
granges, soi'letlus, ele,( etc., to ji--lst- In
the' work of compiling the shaft, at
least, of tho t'lonuiui'iit, prinr to .Inly I
Mr. Kd. 1 1 Hefner denies that Mr. .Iiiel,
Winter ever I'leetloneered lor hlui'elf In
tho Planters' House, and that Mr. Win
(er over appro.iehed htm about gam
hllng, &t: Mr. I luefner swears to Ibis
If Mr. Iluefner never said that Mr. .lael.
Whiter told him that ho Intended to be
candidate for Mayor ami wauled Ids lu
llitcncc, ami lu the same conversation
spoke to lilui about gambling, tin
wo misiimierstooti .Mr. inieluer, lur wo
have n distinct recollection that he told
us .Mr. Winter had said to him In substance
what has been slated. We me w tiling lo
make an alllilavil that wo heard this from
.Mr. Iluefuer, biilln the face of his di
ulal under oath wo aro willing to I
convinced that we misunderstood lilm
Tllf: TAX VANS.
The present municipal canvass has not
been marked by any undue excitement
The friends of Mr. Winter have been
little noisy and demonstrative, being id'
the class that Is oftcnest seen lu publl
places mill Is (ne loudest lu speech. Mr
.Morris has had but lew to help him. II
has, wo may say, played the game alom
We have supported lilm because we In
Move .Mr. Winter N not a lit man fur tho
responsible olllee ol .Mayor. What the
rosull will be, we do not know. The
friends of .Mr. Winter claim that he will
undoubtedly be elected, while on the
other hand tho supporters of Mr. Morris
are sure there Is no doubt of bis election.
Time will tell ; and until the time when
time does tell, the friends of Mr. Morris
should work with a will, They have op
ponents who are Industrious and who
will not ilNeonlluue ellbrl to elect .Mr.
Winter until the pulls hit elo-ed on Tiie
diy. h7ixi:n.
Ilou. Klljah M. II.dniM Is at tills mo
incut umb ra cloud ; but ho has been un
der many clouds bolmv and Is probably not
unhappy. The Ihiiim) adjourned wllbout
pas-lng the usual vote of thanks to tin
presiding ollleer. Indeed, no friend of
.Mr. Ilalnes could be found bold enough
to oiler such a resolution. Hut Mr.
Haines need not bo discouraged. Not
two j ears ago, he was hustled out of a
banners' convention at Hprlnglleld, nnd a
fowinonthsiigowas the Karincrs' candidate
I'orSpeaker. A short time since the Demo
crats damned lilm and voted for lilm.
And now the liepubllcaus, In the councils
of which party he was at otie time verv
prominent, are denouncing him bitterly,
a fact which leads us to believe lint III all
probability ho will be theeaudldateol the
Kadleals for Governor. The party that
damns Ilalnes Is In great d.ingerof adopt
lug 1 1 1 ii i iua short time alter It has ut
tered Its curses.
nil. yvi.v n:n oi:mi:s.
l.vnsTin,voii The intimation
eoutalned hi this morning's Jlullttin to
tlio elleetlnat I was eonneeteil with the
swindling of u stranger hi the sale ot a
restaurant, is laise m every particular.
.Mr. H. V. Wheeler ami several others
were in my store talking about the mat
ter, and 1 remarked that lithe e.i.c, was
as they represented It, I condemned II.
A parly present remarked, -l gues you
got your work lu, loo." I replied that I
knew nothing about the matter until at
icr uie iraiie was made, when tho man
was introduced to me ns tlio purchaser,
and my store the place lor lilm to buy
oysters and meats. 1 1 i:uv Wixn.u,
Wo do not know that a stranger was
s.vludlcd lu the sale ofn restaurant. All
that we know about the all'alr Is, that a
stranger claims to have been Rvvhidledln
this way ; and that S. I'. Wheeler. '.t,,
says he heard Mr. .lack Whiter, lu speak
ing of the sale, say that ho "got lu bis
work." .Mr. Wheeler, If wu aro not nils
taken, ha told Mr. Whiter that ho heard
him use this language, 11 is a question
of veracity between Mr. Wheeler and Mr.
Winter. That U all.
VXI.IMIAT I'OJI 31 lIHCi:, MO.
I rav Harris was hanged at Commerce,
aeon county, Mlssom-. on I'rldav. In
November lust, 0n election day, he intir-
iieieuius lattier-ln-law, Square Master
son. There had been bad blood between
the two men, and on llio day of Master
son's death they met at the iiolls. a ills.
putegrevvup bet ween thciu.diirhig which
-Mastcrson put his right hand Into his
pocket, when Harris said tolihn : . "Von
Intend to shoot me, but I'll kill you If
you make the attempt." 'Voit
aro a coward, and dare not
-hoot at mo," was Mastcrsou's
retort, wlicn Hants drew bis pistol and
fthot Jlasterson dead, Harris then lied,
but after a week's abfenco returned and
gave himself up to the sheriff. Ho was
tried, at tho last term of court, In Coin
mlTce, was found guilty and sentenced
to bo hung. This sentence was executed
on trJimy in the prwoneu ofa great
multitude. The tloomed man asceudul the
scnltohl with a Ilrm step, and died with
out exhibiting nny evidences of fear. An
attempt to icectio the prisoner was leared,
and thu town waspatroled by men armed
with shol-gtiiu, but the exectillon pased
oil wllbout trouble. This was the only
execution In Scott county dining the
past llfly years
vt i:.iti:uiti:T it.
Mr. William Winter, lu a card, sajs!
lu rcnlv to the article lu the llutlrtiii ol
this morning, in reference to Hie enter
prise of my brother, I will cay, that as
my agent, ho hall my entlio coulldence,
and I believe that the libelous course pur
sued in warn mm ny uiu iiuiictm uas in-
urcti uie nusiuess maieriaiiv.
W.M. WiNrmi, Hit.
We never made a charge against .Mr.
Henry Winter we did not believe
to be true, and which we felt wo
were called upon by our duly as a public
Journalist to make, or which wo
were Jiistliled In making by the
venomous hatred with which
Mr, Henry Winter has pursued u. If,
as Mr, William Winter says, we Injured
"llio business," wo regret the (act. What
ever quarrel we may have with a mm,
wo ncWT Intentionally Injure hlni lu bis
business- mid, really, In our whole
course towards tins man, never
for a moment entertained against
him any malice, Wo do not at this day
He It Is who hat been malicious, lie has
abused us hi season and out, ami has
struck at the olive brunch whencUT It
was tendered lo 1 1 1 1 1 1 .-'
.'IcIIAI.i: It I rnlMIAWN.
William Mellale, the present Clly Mar
shal, has done his duty as n public olllee
faithfully and honestly, and, as a matte
of course, has obtained tho enmity ot
all tho(! eltl.ens who bellevo law's air
made to be broken with Impunity. .Such
people are active, and these have been at
tempting to Inline .Mr. .Morris hi eer
lain quarters by deelai lug that bo has
agreed to leappolut .Mellale Clly Mar
shall. William Scott, the colored saloon
keeper, who Is a very active friend of Mr,
Winter, Is scandalously abusing .Mr
Morris, lie knows that Mr. Winter will
be a better Mayor lor him than tiny other
person in tile city, tinder Mayor Wood
Chlel Mellale ami bis force bao not pi
milled Seoll lo run bis game unmolested
ami now Scott for the purpose of helping
Winter Is appealing to the colored prrjil
dice, and Is telling the colored men that
.Morris will appoint .Mellale, the IiMi
man, and that Winter will not, Mr
.Mel lain bus never bad any conversation
with .Morris on tlio subject of the Mar
shalsblp ami Morris has made no prom
ises lo lilm. In fuel, Mellale has con
cluded that the olllee of .Marshal may go
to llong Kong for him thai he will re
the from tho service of Ihc public and go
Into other business. This determination
hi has ili'il.uvil hi u card published In the
Nun yesterday evening and lu the Hri.
ixi in this morning. Wu applaud .Mae's
determination. And now the other boys
have an oppoiluulty lo step Into the
Marshal's shoes, ami we have no doubt
they will avail themselves of It.
ci:mi;.vm.ii, msroitv or ui:iti.
Tie; contribution nl' the .Valloual Hu
rem I of Kdiicallnn, under llio manage
ment of (ien, John C. Katon, 'o die cen
tennial celebration, will consist of a cen
tennial history ol American education, the
work to be divided Into three periods; tho
colonial period, embracing the lime prior
to 1770; tho homogeneous period, extend
ing from 177U to IS 10, and so called be
cause It covers the years when the
descendants of the uolouMs hav
ing iieeoinpllshed their separation
from the mother country, were win king
out the problem of the Kepiiblle the era
of WebsterV spelling book, of the Federal
constitution and ol the Introduction of
steain:;the heterogenous perlod.cinbraelng
the years from 18 10 to IS7(I. audcoinpie
heiiillug the Invention of the electric tele
graph, and of the sewing machine, laying
of llio Atlantic cable, discovery of gold hi
California, (lie war between the States,
and tho abolition of slavery, mid
which will contain u lull
history of tho educational advance
ment of tho years It covers. The plan of
tho hltory wilt bo submitted to the na
tional committee of school superintend
ents, which meets lu I'hlladelpha next
A 4'ni'il I'riHii N. I'. Wheeler. I'.si,-1li
tsiijs Mi: Winter lllil N.l.v He tJol Ills
Worli in lit Uie Itcstiiimiuf Niile.
Mil. Oimui.Y : It seems that I have,
without any Intention on my part, be
come Involved lu a controversy wllh Mr.
Winter, a candidate for Mavor. A lew
words from mo seem necessary. Sinie
two or three weeks ajro, it report was
current on the streets, that one Coyne had
overreached a man named .lohusou in a
trade eoncernhi'' a lestaurant, and that
In so ilolnj; he had been aided by some elht
or ten persons, and the name of ".lack"
Whiter was mentioned as one of these
persons. With these u-poiu I had notli
in' whatever lo do. I was employed, at
about tliis time, by .lohmou to Institute
suit against Coyne, and shortly after, (a
day or so perhaps) was met by .Mr. Whi
ter and lie asked mo what .lolmsim had
told me. This I could not disclose. u
then deprecated the rumor, at this partic
ular time, and 1 remarked to him that he
was probably as much to blmno for its
currency as anyone. Ho asked ine how t
and I remarked to htm that be had talked
Indiscreetly about the all'.iir, if lie was
not Implicated In It and had Mild In my
presence, when the subject of Coyne's
having "Ken parties money to spend at
tho restaurant proposed to be sold lo
Johnson for tho purpose of Inducing a be
Jlcf In- Johnson that tho business was
prnlltable, "that I got my work
in there, ami old Ilurusldo hadn't had so
much to eat for three months." Aner
several explanations, cuc 0f which was
Inconsistent with the other, l staled that
my Interest In the nllalrwasthat ofa law-
yer, and at Winter's request I proniltcd
I to say nothing about It, ami that I hud
Bald nothing. This pronilso 1 observed
strJctly until otherwise tho matter
was made nublio. On inquiry to-day
1 llml that Winter hlinelf repeated what
I said to him pilvatcly lu tho presence, of
Louis Shuckus and others. Thus Whi
ter himself has given publicity to u
purely private conversation, or which I
said nothing to any perton (except Mr.
Winter) until afler ho stated what I had
said to lilm. Yours, respectfully,
n.urt.i, I'. Wnrxixii.
THE hlr BULLETIN.
riMH.' IIIH.I.iniN h imhllshnl every mornlii)?
(ixccpt Moinhiy) In llic lliillolln lliillillutf, cor
ner Wntluiixloii nvriinc .nut Twelfth street
Tub lln.i.i;iis Is ervnl lo clly tnibsci Hmtj tiy
f.iltlifnl mrrlvrtnt I'Menly-l'lvt- Cents n Week,
ni)ii1ite wn'kty. Ily M.UI, (In uilvniicr), IOnT
uliiiiiliil tlx tnoiilhs, tU llnev nionlhs, f.l one
liwnlh, 41 'J.I,
I'nlillihtsl every '1 Imintiy inornlng nt $1 2i
issi-ititnttni, uiviirl.ihly In inhume. 'Ihc iutn.'e
on Hie VVceUy will Is- piTalil tit tills m,,.( M
Hut siiIwiIIhii vv III ohl.ilii Cor u milwrlillon
rla "f l ymr.
ADVJllt'I'ISINO ItATEU.
Ihnlnesit liinl, iierunmim,...
One siirun, onis nscrlloii,
One ssiialp, Iwu Innvrllons,.,,
line f'lii.ni', one uivk,
One KjiLiie, two wit-La
One suture, Unit-' Hecks,..
One sqinv, one iminlli,
i el)
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a U)
1 mi
w it r. ' i. v
One niiiiiip, (Hit- iiiKi-rllon,.
Kncli suIishhk-iiI linerlloii,.,
..l (l
S3Onc Inch Is n siiiiue.
fj'l'o n-Kiitiii nilirilUeis w r oiler bii-i l lor In
ilureiiienls, tiolh n to rate nl ctinigei nml Hum
tier or ilUilnyliiK their furors.
J3"N'nllei-s In Iwiil milium lioeilol for Klr-
tifn I i-nls n-r line f.ir one In-eillon, Twenty
Cento ii line lor Iwo bin-rlioni, I Wrnly-Klvc
(.YiiU a Urn- I'nr time IiimiIIiiih, Thiily-Klve
Cinls ii line for one wiL, nnd sVu-iily-l'lv
Cents n line for one month,
CouuminlcfitloMii upon subjects of Ron
nrnt lntereat to tho public uolicltoit.
H.J".lt t It" rs ulumlit be mblit-estsl to
John ii. oiilui.y,
I'nvMi-nt t.'iili-o lli.th-lbi (.'oiiiiumy.
'I'll 'PIIStl(lli VH.
'I'liead-crlUer, a retired pliysleiao, buy
ing providentially illnovcred, vvldlo a Med
leal Mli,limarv In s'oniliern Asia, n very
simple vcjr-jtiiiitoifiiiuUy for llionpeeily nnd
permanri I euro nl I'oii-uinpllnn, Astlnnii,
llnmeldlls, I titarrli, nml nil throat nnd Inns
alleetlnns, nisi n pittlve and radical i-pe-cllle
lor Nervuos Di biniy, l'rciiiiituro lie
cay, and nil N't rvons Complaints, IVt'S It his
duly l make It known to lilt niirerln-r lei
Imvs. .Utii'ilc I by this motive, ho will
chcerlutly hi-nd(lrei iifelurKe) ;o nil who
ilcsliu it. Ha- receipt lor preiatlnir, nnd lull
illrcctloiis for siiei'es.iuiiy usinv, tins provl
ileiillnlly du-trril reinedv. 'I'lio-u vvlm vvlsli
lo avail tbeiiiM-lves of Hiu beuclits ol this
discovery without eml, cim do so bv return
mall, by aihlrcliit;
DK. I II VIII. IIS P. JtAltHILVIJ.,
ill N'liL'nrn Street,
57-l-l-vvSt. lIuHalo, N, Y.
U. S. Collection
EJ-rronipt nttditiini kIvcii lo culled Inn of
chlma nml iiitiiiiiiisi lo 1 1 is- nnrlme nml sntr of
.Mlm nil Iannis, I'lirnn, lle.iili'iieen, Ac
1CJ-VVV lime iiunle iiiriinureinenU w Mil mi ullnr
ney In fiiclicuiliilj In (lie I illicit Mutes, Intnr
biK lirnmpt iilleiilloiilo.ill liiiklnesssi-nl IIiviiiik'Ii
lis. Also jmlilliiheis of W'llwin'fi 111.1,0) nml
Dliei-tnry nl' Sonllii in Mlssnurl unit Soullii in
lllinoU, nml IJ. h. l-il Dlreelory. 1'ilco.'.
Shoritr'B Snlo.
13Vlil'ie of two rrii.iln eenillo In me
.IT) illreiiisl by Ihe Ll,uk of the liienit oiitt
nl' Aliixuiuicr eoiinly, In th Mnir of Illinois, III
f.ivoi'iir Ihu .soiilhwestiiu Insiiiniii'i- Conipimy
lor the u-ii of John 0 H.irnmn. I!ei'tler, nml
niilntl VV'm. ,1 . Allen nml II VVnHon W'thli, I
hiiie It vli-il iiiioii the rollowlni; ilescrilieil iroi
(ily, In llit rllvrtif Culm, runniy ol" Alcxnniltr
nml Miilnol' Illinois, lo-w It l.,, miniKinl al
(il). In hlork miinhciol twenty nine (,:''), us the
inoiieilv nl' tin-wild II . VV'iit.oii VV ebb, which I
feluill oiler nl iiublln 8.1I0 lit lies i,tiiliui.i limit
ol'lht-Couit House, In the city nl' I ulro, In the
ennnly ol'.Vlexiiniler unit Slult- ol' Illinois, onlhe
i tiiiy 111 April, A. 11. is, , ni me iionrnl
i leM-ii o'eloi-k 11, 111. , for -null, lo salMV sal, I
uvtvall'us Al,i;.,ll tit WIN.
shei in ol Ak-Miniler Loinilr, Ills.
O11I10. tils.. . Apiil I, IS7V. t-l-WJt
SherlfTs Snlo.
J Y 1 nliieol' nr eviH-iillon lomo illitcltsl by
I J llireleikii'tht!t'lii'iill 1-0111I of Alexniiiler
esuiiily, In the Sliite of I IllmiU, In 1'ntorol' Ouvlil
Hull, nml 11,-nln-t lliplist lloUten, I hiive lt-vleil
npnullit, fiillowlni; tliveiilnsl iins ily, In Hit
count) of AluMimh-r nml Mule of IIIIumIs, lo
vill llieMiuiliwi-sl oniirttrof sei'llon tweiity
l (Jil), liilnwHshlp lllUen (11) soiilh, nml hi
uiiipe I wo wesl ol'llie t ill xl iirmclpal innlillnii,
iislhu ir,ie,rly of llu- s.Uil lUpilst llollen,
which I w 111 oiler ill public Htleiit the sontliw iyt
'birir of tin- -iiti i-Iioum- In llio oilvof I'nlrn, In
hi-rouiii) orAh-MinilerninlMnlaor IllluuU tin
Ine iluili it ii- nl Aplll, A II., 1S7.1, lit die hoiU'of
tli'Un nV'Im-k, n. 111., for rush, to niitUry mi l
c.millini Al.l'.X II IllVIX.
M'rrin'nf Ah-MOiiltrtonnly, Illinois.
il'lT-S iM Al"" ''"'' W:'
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Lock code on some episodes - dos286 - 2012-02-26
I have identified some episodes of a TV show as kid friendly and some not. I put them in separate folders added the folders separately to the library and activated the lock code on the kid unfriendly folder. I have only riped one season so far.
Here's where it get funky. Without entering master mode, the tv series shows up but when selected, it goes to the season selection screen with no seasons available; no way to select the kid friendly episodes. If I have entered the master mode (unlock sources) then it jumps from the tv show selection to the episode selection (no season selection, as it should 'cause I have selected to flatten if only one episode) with all episodes showing. If I then exit master mode it filters out the kid unfriendly as I want. But if I backup a level I can't get back in. It just goes to the season selection with no seasons available.
Also, without ever entering master mode, I can see the kid friendly episodes as expected from videos-files, but they are ordered alphabetically instead of by episode number.
I'd rather have them show up in the TV section as would be expected. Can anyone help me figure out what's going on here and how to fix it?
- jmarshall - 2012-02-26
See the query in CVideoDatabase::GetSeasonsNav.
I presume what's happening is you have a tvshow split over 2 sources, one of which is locked. XBMC then gets the episodes from both shows, grouped together into season. What I suspect is happening is that the episodes from the unlocked source are being returned with the tvshow path from the locked source? Try the query out in sqlitespy or similar.
If you get a query that works better, let us know.
More info - dos286 - 2012-02-28
I have not had time to look at the queries as you suggested. I did not know that the database a viewable from other applications. I'm running ubuntu. Can Libre-office base see the queries? I'll try to figure out how to do this.
In the mean time, here is some additional info. I added another season to the same TV Show. Just to see what would happen, I added the full season to the unrestricted folder. Now, from the TV show selection screen it jumps to the kid-friendly list of episodes with the filtered first season and the whole second season, but it shows both seasons together as if the flatten option was selected, but it's not. It's should only flatten if there is only one season. It should go to the season selector first.
- jmarshall - 2012-02-28
You can just use sqlite3 from a shell on Ubuntu.
RE: Lock code on some episodes - dos286 - 2012-04-10
I have not had time to look into this further, but now it's behaving as I had expected. The only change was to delete and rebuild the database.


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But I'm getting ahead of myself. To continue the ending I need to tell the start, and I'm not talking about a boy being born, or his parents getting killed but he survived. No I'm talking about something that happened seven years later. The day that changed everything. The day that eight year old Danni Philips and her parents went out for their yearly family camping trip. As they were out hiking they thought they heard someone following them. All of a sudden whoever was following them attacked Danni. Her parents pulled him off of her only to discover he was a vampire. They quickly apperated to Saint Mungos. They waited for an excruciatingly long hour before a healer came out to get them. On the way to the room the healer told them that Danni was going to be fine but that she was going to be a half vampire and that they didn't know how many of the symptoms she was going to have, but that she shouldn't need to drink blood. So Danni grew up as the fastest and strongest kid on the block. Her parents were worried that she wouldn't be able to attend Hogwarts though. But after many letters to Dumbledore assuring him that she did not drink blood she was accepted into Hogwarts.
"Hi" Danni said nervously to the cute blond next to her on the platform.
"Who are you?" he said quite rudely.
"My name is Danni Phillips"
"Oh I'm Draco Malfoy. You must be the half vampire."
"Um, yes. How did you know?"
Dumbledore had to send something out to all the parents to make sure that they were ok with it and then I noticed how sharp your incisors are.
Oh. They are kind of sharp arent they.
You dont drink blood, right?
Eww. No, of course not. Im only a half vampire, not a normal one and anyways, blood is gross.
Good. I better go; my mum is probably worried because Im not back yet.
See you on the train. He yelled over his shoulder as he walked away. Danni was happy that she had made a new friend already. Maybe school wasnt going to be as challenging as she had thought, I mean sure the classes are going to be hard but she was worried about nobody wanting to be her friend. For the first time in a while she began to feel more normal, like she had finally found a place where she fit in.
Danni, hurry up. Youre going to miss the train. Her mum yelled. Danni gave her parents one last hug before she hopped onto the train. After waving to her parents until they reached the curve she walked down the corridor trying to find a compartment that had room. Spotting that the compartment that Draco was in had some room she knocked and asked if she could come in.
Whos she? the bigger of the two other boys in the compartment asked.
This is Danni. Shes the half vampire. Draco replied. Danni shot them a wicked grin, making sure they could see her incisors. The other boys shrunk back in their seats a little.
What are your names? Danni asked.
The shorter on replied Im Crabbe and this is Goyle.
Oh. Those are your last names I assume. May I know your first names?
Their first names are Gregory and Vincent. Its Vincent Crabbe and Gregory Goyle. Draco said.
Vincent and Gregory? Danni snickered.
You have a problem with that? Goyle asked standing up.
No. I Dont. She said flashing her pointy incisors again.
Right. He said sitting back down.
So what house are you hoping to be in?
Slytherin. They all said at the same time.
What about you? Draco asked.
I dont know. I just really hope its not Hufflepuff. Danni replied.
I think Id rather be Hufflepuff then Gryffindor.
Gryffindors not that bad. Both my parents were in Gryffindor.
Oh, well I just hope we all get in Slytherin.
For a while they all sat silent. Danni used that time to think about if she really wanted these people to be her friends, after all Slytherin produced the darkest wizard of all time and most of his followers. Most likely if it werent for him she wouldnt be a half vampire, until he came around vampires only lived in America. He brought them to Great Britten for his own personal uses. Deciding that she would just wait and see what house she was in before she decided she broke the silence.
So what do your parents do for a living Draco?
Why do you want to know? He replied.
Well it just seems like your family is pretty well off so I just thought that they must have good jobs.
Oh, I dont really know what they do for a living.
How do you not know?
I just dont o.k.?
Fine, whatever.
They shifted back into an uncomfortable silence. Just when Danni thought she couldnt take it anymore a lady knocked on the door to their compartment.
Anything from the trolley dears?She asked.
Sure. Draco said. Danni you want anything.
No, Im good but thanks for asking.
After Draco paid for what he had bought he tossed Danni a chocolate frog.
I told you I didnt need anything. Danni said.
I said want, not need. Anyways if you dont want it Ill give it to Crabbe or Goyle.
Fine, Ill eat it. She grumbled.
Want to play a game of wizards chess?
Sure, but just as a warning Im pretty good. I beat my mum and dad every time.
Sure, sure. Say what you want to, even if its not true.
They started playing. In less than five minutes Danni had Draco beat.
Wow you werent lying. Draco said.
Of course I wasnt.
So what do you want to do know?
I dont know. Oh wait, I have an idea. Theres this muggle game called Truth or Dare.
How do you play it?
I ask you Truth or Dare and you have to pick one. So if you pick truth than I ask you a question and you have to tell me the honest answer or if you pick dare then I dare you to do something and you have to do it. And then its your turn to ask me Truth or Dare.
Alright, lets play.
Truth or Dare?
Have you ever kissed a girl?
No. My turn. Truth or Dare?
Have you ever drunk blood?
Yes. When I was in Saint Mungos they had me try it to see what my reaction was. It was gross! Ok, Truth or Dare?
I dare you to lick the bottom of your shoe.
Eww! Gross! No! Thats repulsive!
You have to.
Fine. He takes of his shoe and licks the bottom of it.
There that wasnt that bad was it?
My turn. Truth or Dare?
I dare you to lick the bottom of your shoe.
O.k. She gives the bottom of her shoe a long deliberate lick.
Show off.
My muggle friends make me do it all the time.
Yeah it kind of is. But theyve made me do worse.
Like what?
Eat bugs, drink out of the toilet, eat a fish raw, lick
Ok, enough. That is thoroughly disgusting.
You asked.
I know.
They sat in silence for a while.
We should probably get our robes on. Well be there soon. Danni said. They all got their robes on. Just as they were sitting back down the train started to slow down. When the train came to a stop they got off.
Firs years ovr here. They heard someone say the turned to face him.
Wow! Hes huge! Danni exclaimed.
Hes a half giant. I heard hes kind of wild. Draco replied
Oh, pleasant.
They get in a boat together along with Crabbe and Goyle. The boats start gliding across the lake by themselves.
Wow its like magic. They hear someone yell.
It is magic you idiot. Draco yells back. Everyone in the boat starts laughing so hard that the boat shakes. They all stop laughing when they see Hogwarts.
Wow its beautiful. Danni whispers.
Its bigger than my house! Draco said, a shocked expression on his face. I thought my dad was joking!
Your house must be pretty big then.
Yeah it is.
They get of the boats and follow the half giant that they had heard was named Hagrid. They are taken into a huge entrance hall. Draco walks up to a kid in the front.
So your Harry Potter. Listen there are some wizards that are better than others and those are the ones you want to make friends with. I can help you there. Draco said.
I think I can figure that out on my own. Harry replied turning away from Draco.
That was harsh. Danni said.
Yes it was. Draco said.
He seems kind of mean.
I agree.
I really hope Im in a different house than him. I hope Im in Slytherin.
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RESIDENTS are being urged to keep their tummy bugs at home after a spate of sickness has swept through mid Cheshire.
NHS Vale Royal Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is appealing to people who are suffering from diarrhoea and vomiting to stay at home until they feel better in an effort to stop the bug from spreading.
In particular the CCG would ask people not to visit A&E departments, care homes, schools and nurseries.
Leighton Hospital has asked that people only make necessary visits to family and friends to avoid the risk of further spreading the illness.
The CCG advises self-care as the best choice to treat common illnesses and complaints such as sickness and diarrhoea – which can often be treated with a well-stocked medicine cabinet and plenty of rest.
Advice and treatment is also available at pharmacies, NHS 111 and the NHS Choices website nhs.uk.
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Lighthouse Interactive Announces New Release Date for Shocking 'Whodunit' Mystery Adventure Dead Mountaineer's Hotel
A new release date has been announced for Dead Mountaineer's Hotel, the character-driven, non-linear mystery Adventure game for Windows® that invites players to solve the astonishing murder of one of the hotel's guests and unveil the startling secrets surrounding the mystical Dead Mountaineer's Hotel. Leading video game publisher Lighthouse Interactive has decided to extend the production schedule in order to further polish the game. Originally scheduled to hit retail shelves this year, Dead Mountaineer's Hotel will be releasing in Q1 2009.
"Dead Mountaineer's Hotel brings a fresh gameplay approach to the Adventure game genre," said Steve Wall, V.P. Business Development at Lighthouse Interactive. "Incorporating multiple paths, consequences, and 5 different endings, which are dependent upon the player's decisions and behaviour, are key elements that will enhance the Adventure gaming experience."
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Playing as a vacationing police detective traveling through a snowy mountain range, you are caught in an avalanche and seek shelter at a remote inn – Dead Mountaineer's Hotel. Upon your arrival everything appears normal. You meet the other hotel guests, talk about the stormy weather, have a drink, and take in the beautiful scenery… Quite unexpectedly, you are thrust into the heart of a compelling mystery that turns into an intricate and bizarre murder investigation.
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DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I was diagnosed with hyperparathyroidism in 2006. In 2007, I underwent surgery to remove one enlarged parathyroid gland. The gland couldn't be found, so it's still there. My doctor has a "wait and see" attitude since I don't have any symptoms. Please advise. -- R.F.
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What to do about this condition depends on the person's age, the presence of symptoms and how high the blood calcium levels are.
Since parathyroid hormone vacuums calcium from bones, the bones become osteoporotic and easily break. Abdominal pain is another symptom. Due to the high blood calcium levels, calcium urine levels also rise, and the high calcium content in the urine leads to kidney stones. That's why this illness has been known as the illness of bones, groans and stones. Other symptoms include the passage of large volumes of urine, unslakable thirst and muscle weakness.
If people are in their 50s or younger, operation is the treatment of choice. If people have symptoms, regardless of age, operation is the route to take. Older people with no symptoms and with only a moderate rise in blood calcium can be followed safely. For them, a wait-and-see attitude is acceptable.
Keep yourself well-hydrated to prevent kidney stones. You can gauge your hydration by the appearance of your urine. It should be pale yellow to colorless. You would think calcium restriction is important. It isn't. You can safely take 800 mg to 1,000 mg of it daily. If you restrict calcium, parathyroid hormone levels go up. Talk to your doctor about the advisability of protecting your bones with osteoporosis medicines.
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Four Brookside High athletes signed letters of intent Tuesday to attend colleges.
Matt Seekins, Brandon Bellman, Arin Pruitt and Ian Standen made it official Tuesday in a signing ceremony at the Brookside High library.
Seekins will attend Notre Dame College in South Euclid where he will play baseball.
A two-year varsity letterwinner and two-time team captain, he made first-team All-Lorain County and All-Patriot Athletic Conference as catcher for the Cardinals. He also earned a Scholar-Athlete Award and the school's Silver Stick Award.
Bellman will play football for Otterbein University in Westerville.
A four-year letterwinner and two-time Cardinal team captain, Bellman earned a spot on the All-PAC first team and was also named honorable mention All-Ohio for his punting abilities.
Pruitt will attend John Carroll University in Cleveland Hts. and play football.
The four-year varsity letterwinner was first-team All-PAC and All-Lorain County and second-team all-district as a senior. He had 88 tackles while piling up 456 yards rushing with five TDs.
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Author: Kwip | Category: Random Musings | Tags: cyberpunk, NSA, surveillance
The year was 1998. William Gibson, the father of Cyberpunk, was a hot commodity. X-Files, the edgy I-Want-To-Believe sci fi show was champion of the airwaves.
Together, these should have made an incredible pairing. Instead, it was rather dumb. The episode, Kill Switch, dealt with some typical cyberpunk ideas – artificial intelligence, transferring consciousness into the internet, and TV-ridiculous hacking. None of it was particularly visionary – mostly it was pretty silly, really. Uploading consciousness to the internet pre-broadband? Ludicrous!
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ProHealth Care has been the health care leader in Waukesha County and surrounding areas for the past century, providing outstanding care across a full spectrum of services. The people of ProHealth Care strive to continuously improve the health and well-being of the community by combining skill, compassion and innovation. The ProHealth family includes Waukesha Memorial Hospital, Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital, the Rehabilitation Hospital of Wisconsin, ProHealth Medical Group clinics, AngelsGrace Hospice, ProHealth Home Care & Hospice, West Wood Health & Fitness Center and Regency Senior Communities. Learn more at ProHealthCare.org
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Michael is an associate in the firm's Litigation Department, where he focuses his practice on white collar crime and government investigations, securities litigation and other complex civil litigation. He has argued in both state and federal court and successfully presented oral argument on behalf of a client to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, resulting in the lower court's decision being overturned. He has also represented companies, and their executives, in government investigations relating to accounting, insider trading and obstruction of justice. His civil litigation practice includes representing clients in state and federal courts in matters involving RICO, the False Claims Act, the Massachusetts Uniform Securities Act, breach of fiduciary claims and other complex litigation matters.
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Cover, July 23: "Sold Out"
Light Shed
Just read the Phil Griego piece. Great and courageous reporting on an important, systemic problem in New Mexico's politics. Thank you so much.
Too Legit
Congratulations! Terrific, Peter St. Cyr, this will have some traction, I believe. Well written, great graphic and loved the ending.... manaña?! This is real journalism. I am proud of you and SFR.
It's obvious that Phil Griego conspired with others and engineered this financial gift to himself and the Serets. Apart from the typical realtor's fee, Griego no doubt received other compensation (in-kind?) for arranging the back-door shady deal "for his friend," the slippery Ira Seret.
A story in the July 30 issue gave the wrong committee for which Sen. Phil Griego is the chairman. He's head of the Senate Corporations Committee.
Music, July 23: "Sky High"
Open Your Ears
I'm very excited to have a new venue designed for the music scene in this town. The partners are very good friends, and they have all my support. My issue is with the fact that it was stated that Santa Fe has been lacking a hip-hop scene. If your writers actually went out during the week and weekend, they would know this is totally false. Dominic Gonzalez has been throwing hip-hop Wednesdays at Underground every Wednesday night with some of the legends of hip-hop and local artists! Not to mention the DJs on the weekends at the local spots such as Burro Alley who play hip-hop on a regular basis and play local talents such as "Trip" on a regular basis. DJ Luna, DJ Koder, DJ Saewhat?, DJ D-Monic, Doer, etc. Please acknowledge the work of the people keeping the scene alive in Santa Fe. We don't get credit from SFR even though some of us have been playing the last five years three times a week in the hottest spots in town.
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Many blessings to Skylight! Good luck; what a dream come true.
40th, July 23: "How Mines Affect Us"
Hearing You
Thank you for noting the Aug. 12 hearing on the application for the mining of La Bajada Mesa for base course, etc.
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News, July 23: "Speech Lockdown"
Shouldn't "Like" It
Inmates not only shouldn't have access to social media, they shouldn't have access to any privileges. After all, they're in prison because they choose not to follow the laws that the rest of the citizens do. Facebook isn't a right!
News, July 16: "Tobacco Taboo"
E-Cigs Kill Slower
Santa Fe City Councilor Ron Trujillo's anti-smoking crusade (that includes banning vaping electronic cigarettes on the Plaza and city parks) is as half-baked and irrational as the Santa Fe judge granting a local woman a restraining order against David Letterman in 2005. I maintain my stance that battery operated e-cigs (as a perfected product) are one of the greatest wellness inventions of our time that is saving the health and lives of many. Trujillo has been quoted in SFR in the past that he's had unpleasant secondhand e-cig vaping experiences in public, including an incident in Applebee's.
So much of what today's anti-vaping contingent levels against this beneficial new invention is lacking or erroneous.
Of late, even insurance companies are seeing the light: Vaping e-cigs in comparison to inhaling burning leaves is not the same and shouldn't in any way be treated as such. I trust councilor Trujillo will come to see this "quality-of-life issue" in the right perspective as well.
Richard Dean Jacob
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Regarding Ron Trujillo's fanatical anti-smoking laws: Well, I just don't go anywhere anymore—no restaurants, no bars, etc. I don't have time for fanatics. He can enjoy the loss of revenue for the city.
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Born Here, July 16: "Ticket to Writhe"
PR Moment
I enjoyed Miljen Aljinovic's column while having lunch at Second Street Railyard today. The Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization is undertaking a Public Transit Master Plan that includes the city, and I thought his comments about the "normals" and the economic boundaries was spot on! Nicely said. A public survey on mass transit is ongoing at: http://santafempo.org/public-transit-master-plan
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Cover, July 16: "Best of Santa Fe"
Domino's Knows Best
If it was humor you were striving for with the bogus awards, you missed the mark. All this piece did was dilute the brand of "The Best Of" and devalue the awards given to the true best places in Santa Fe.
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Opera, July 16: "Heil Dir, Ludwig"
They're Jealous
Lovely review. You said it so nicely. What I love about Wadsworth's productions in general are all in the unintentional camp, though it's embarrassing when people glare at you for laughing.
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Joe and Susan Braden of Houston are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Lindsey Herring Braden to William Alan Nash Jr., son of Jerry and Kathy Stoddard and William A. Nash.
The couple plan to marry July 16, 2005 at St. Cecilias Catholic Church in Houston.
The bride graduated from St. Agnes Academy and Texas Tech University. She is employed by Spring Branch ISD.
The groom graduated from Levelland High School and Texas A&M University. He is employed by Cypress-Fairbanks ISD.
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COLUMBIA Two college students in South Carolina have died in a wreck in Columbia.
The wreck occurred shortly before 1:30 a.m. Sunday near Allen University.
Richland County Coroner Gary Watts says the victims were 18-year-old Candice Davis, of Eutawville, and 20-year-old Jerry Blandin, of Greenville, both students at Allen.
Columbia police have charged 27-year-old Jabari O. Harding with felony drunken driving resulting in death. Mr. Harding is being held in the county jail. It was unclear if he had an attorney.
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Uggla day-to-day with right groin strain
By Joe Frisaro / MLB.com
So late Monday afternoon, Uggla was scratched from the lineup due to a right groin strain. He is listed as day-to-day, but Marlins manager Edwin Rodriguez noted the team would be cautious with the power-hitting second baseman.
"I'm optimistic," Uggla said after the Marlins lost 9-3 to the Nationals on Monday. "We will have to see how I feel when I wake up in the morning."
Rodriguez would welcome good news from his slugger.
"After he went out and stretched, he wasn't 100 percent," Rodriguez said.
Emilio Bonifacio replaced Uggla at second base, while Gaby Sanchez is filling in at the cleanup spot.
Uggla informed the team after Sunday's 7-6 loss at Atlanta that he was dealing with a groin issue. Known for his all-out play, Uggla hit a double and reached on an infield single against the Braves.
On his infield single, he slid head-first into the base.
"He was sore yesterday after the game," Rodriguez said.
Even though Uggla, who was the only Marlin to start all 129 games this season, is listed as day-to-day, Rodriguez said you have to be careful with leg injuries.
"When talking about a leg injury, it's hard for me to believe," Rodriguez said. The skipper is preparing for the possibility Uggla could be out a few days.
Uggla is having a career year, batting .286 with 29 homers and 83 RBIs. He is one home run away from being the first second baseman in MLB history to have four 30 home run seasons.
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The house was completely renovated in 2008, in a unique environment.
We are facing a house of original exterior structure, but with a modern and very modern interior. We must begin by saying that the house was designed by a state-of-the-art architect who managed to make this house a way of life very different from the conventional. Straight lines, natural light and white make a stay spacious and clean. The house does not have bars anywhere, exterior carpentry with armored glass, underfloor heating and cold, home automation, central aspiration, indirect light regulated by intensity... comfort and design are served.
We receive a hall that already tells us the type of house before which we are. From here we pass to a large living room overlooking a trough full of greenery, this room has a large terrace where you can enjoy the scenery, and a gas fireplace that gives the warmth that you may need. A guest toilet, master bedroom with en suite bathroom, this bathroom has shower and whirlpool bath, and the latest generation kitchen with island and exit to the garden of the entrance, also has an ironing and washing room. On the first floor there is a living room and 2 bedrooms with bathroom en suite, and study area in each one of them. The high windows in each room give way to a natural light that makes the house more welcoming.
Already in the exterior we have an endless swimming pool located in a pavement area with seating design, seating area and paddle court. The natural vegetation of the area give life and a special peace to the house.
This house has a floor -1, has the project but was not carried out.
Monte Rozas, is an exceptional residential area, which has all kinds of services and communications.
It is within walking distance of shopping and leisure centers, as well as all kinds of services, exclusive to an exclusive residential area. Original and exclusive places to eat, walk and enjoy.
A few meters from the property is the Private Center for Children's Education Logos and next also the College Logos. There is also a Paddle Club and swimming center a few meters away.
The municipality of Las Rozas is located in the northwest of Madrid 19km from the capital. Its surface is between 5883 and 5914 hectares. Altitude: 718 meters. It limits geographically to the north with Torrelodones, with Villanueva of the Pardillo and Galapagar to the west, with Monte del Pardo (Madrid) to the west and to the South with Majadahonda. With this last municipality, Las Rozas maintains a special relationship, sharing one of the basic services, such as the Civil Guard barracks, the Fire Station or the Red Cross Post, located on the road linking both localities.
Las Rozas offers a world of unbeatable services and activities.
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I'm pretty sure the intended way to handle stairs is to simply put a 2d set of stairs on the 2nd floor, letting players know where the stairs are. There's no real benefit to having an actual hole in the floor. But, for whatever reason, I haven't adopted doing this. What I find myself doing is leaving a 3x3 area open.
What I end up with then is the desire to fill in most of that area, or have a railing to block off the exposed area. So, I messed around a little with a 3x3 tile, and here's what I came up with:
What you're looking at is a 2x3 tile that can fill in the area, leaving a 1x3 area exposed for the stairs below. I can imagine a kind of stairwell setup where you alternate these tiles, exposing the stairs on one side, then the other.
I think I accomplished one of my goals, which was to avoid having to make a lot of really custom pieces. Here's an exploded view of the pieces involved:
So, I started with a 3x3 piece, and cut 1" off one side. I then cut out two of the tab slots half their normal width. I started with the assumption that having the whole corner of the piece cut out wouldn't be structurally sound, so I figured this was a good alternative. I just chopped a corner off a normal tab. This can be inserted up-side down to go in either side of the tile.
I haven't actually kitbashed the texture yet. I just took a 3x3 tile and started cutting by hand. I will probably rework the angles of the flaps to try to get the most strength out of it as I can. If possible, I might even be able to get a full tab slot on the side that currently has none. This might be good for adding a railing to the side. It's unlikely that it's necessary to have anchors on the tile, so when I make a real texture for it, I'll probably go anchorless.
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Human-induced climate change - popularly known as "global warming" - is emerging as one of the great challenges facing society in the 21st century. If we ignore the problem, by the end of this century the climate changes due to increased greenhouse gases will be large enough to have significant consequences on the environment and on civilization. To avoid these changes will require either (i) a wholesale change in the sources of energy used by humans, (ii) yet to be developed methods to sequester carbon on an unprecedented scale, or (iii) intentional human modification of the earth's energy budget to partially cancel the warming that will result from the increased greenhouse gases due to human activity (so-called geoengineering solutions to global warming). At stake are deeply felt values as well as entrenched economic interests. When these are combined with scientific uncertainty, it is not surprising that global warming has sparked a raging, often passionate debate.
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The primary goal of this course is to understand the basic science of global warming and its consequences to date. The main tools used by climate scientists will be described in this course. Students will learn how the climate is projected to change over the present century due to further human activity, and some of the impacts these changes will have on ecosystems and people, especially on the global water and food supplies. The lectures will provide a critical analysis of the scientific consensus on global warming, and highlight the major sources of uncertainty in the projections of future climate. The class will examine current proposals to mitigate and plans to adapt to global warming impacts.
Understand how science works in the context of human induced climate change
Understand how to better evaluate scientific evidence and polemic in an area of high stakes economic and environmental issues.
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Open to all undergraduates, with no prerequisites. We assume that you have mastered the required skills to attend the UW, including a working knowledge of high-school algebra and physical sciences will be useful.
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Impending free agent forward Chris Bosh has been breaking up with the Raptors over Twitter this week, posing such questions to fans as "Where should I go next season and why?" and, when that didn't exactly endear him to Toronto fans, a more polite "Should I stay or should I go?"
Disingenuous use of social media? Sure. But for Heat fans, the response was obvious and en masse: Come to Miami, they said. We'll have money, they said. Join Dwyane Wade, they said. Build something. Please. Help us. FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS HOLY.
And they have gotten a little help, though not yet from Bosh. Thursday, when the star forward wrote he was thinking about buying an iPad, tennis star Andy Roddick offered to buy him one. With a catch:
"@chrisbosh play for the heat and i will buy you your ipad....... 3g version .... ha ha ... deal? can we get it in writing?"
That's right, coveted 2010 free agents of the NBA: world no. 8 Andy Roddick will personally save you between $629 and $829, plus tax, if you agree to make more than you've ever made by signing with the Heat.
And that's the upgraded iPad. Play your cards right, and you just might squeeze a set of earbuds or an iPod out of the man.
But first things first, so here's hoping that game of H.O.R.S.E. that Roddick played against Wade last month was followed by a clandestine trip to the Apple store. Preferably involving a forklift and moving truck.
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if a fix was found please tell me! =oP
it seems to be a commom issue: when i try to turn off the phone, it just turn on again...
what i've done until now: i was running cm7 and i believed it was a rom related issue, but i'm back to uk stock (1.32.405.6) and keep it with no root (just ship s-off that remains after flash ruu), and the problem remains, just take a little longer to turn on again... BUT, when i plug it into pc by usb cable it stays off, when i unplug it turns on again...
i'm tending to believe that's a hardware issue, maybe a short in phone plug, but in this case, it is the most commom issue that i've saw...
any idea is welcome
Okay Folks, looks like the "fix" was found. I made a little summary for the next generation! =oP
this weird issue happened due summer time changes (don't ask why), but after March 27 the phone simply didn't stay off, if you tried, it just turned on again.
The "fix" is:
- disable automatic hour update (just in case)
- remove battery and let it out for around 10 hours, then put it back and turn on!
- Hour and date may reset (or not)
- now you can reactivate automatic hour update if you want.
- the device just stays off properly again
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XL3N7 that found the problem,
Rodomar705 that found how to fix in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1014520
And everyone else that probally lost every data (like me) so many times trying find out how to solve it. =oP


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Hybrid Particle-based Full-band Analysis of Ultra-small MOS
1Department of Electrical Engineering and Center for Solid State Electronics Research, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 85287-5706, USA
2Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL 60616-3793, USA
Copyright © 2001 Hindawi Publishing Corporation. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
We report on the 2D and 3D modeling of ultra-small MOS structures using a newly developed full-band device simulator. The simulation tool is based on a novel approach, featuring a hybrid Ensemble Monte Carlo (EMC)-Cellular Automata (CA) simulation engine. In this hybrid approach charge transport is simulated using the CA in regions of momentum space where most scattering events occur and the EMC elsewhere, thus optimizing the trade-off between the fast, but memory consuming CA method and the slower EMC method. To account for the spatial distribution of the electric field and charge concentration, the hybrid EMC/CA simulator is self-consistently coupled with a 2D and 3D multi-grid Poisson solver. The solver is then used to simulate the performance of a 40 nm gate length n-MOSFET structure.


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In the interference Public Notice, OET invited comment on a methodology for predicting inter-service interference, or ISIX. For purposes of that methodology, OET assumed
that wireless services operating in the new 600 MHz band will appear
noise-like to DTV receivers and hence, that the interference potential from
LTE will be nearly identical to DTV-to-DTV interference. In addition, OET incorporated an off-frequency
rejection factor as a function of varying degrees of spectral overlap due
to filter roll-off in the misaligned future wireless blocks and existing TV
channels in the 600 MHz band. OET also
added 0.8 dB to the interfering wireless signal to account for the possibility
of co-channel power from multiple wireless blocks affecting one 6 MHz TV
channel. Several commenters raised concerns about these
assumptions which form the basis for the D/U ratios of Table 8, the OFR values
of Table 9, and the assumed effective radiated power in Table 10 of the Public Notice.In April 2014,
OET engineers tested the characteristics of LTE-into-DTV interference in the
FCC Laboratory, and the results of those measurements are presented in the
attached report. As explained in the
report, four DTV receivers were tested in order to obtain a reasonable
indication of their behavior in the presence of an interfering LTE eNodeB
the Consumer Electronics Association submitted measurements of LTE-to-DTV
interference on six newer model television receivers and two older model
receivers.OET seeks comment on whether
these measurements in its report, in conjunction with CEA's measurements, support the D/U
ratios, OFR, and power adjustments that appear in the Public Notice.
OET also seeks comment on the
relevance of the measurements associated with two receiver models that are more
than seven years old. The report
contains measurements of a 2007 model year receiver and the CEA report contains
measurements of a 2006 model year receiver.
OET anticipates that these receivers will no longer be commercially
available and will be approaching the end of their useful lifecycle at the time
of the wireless build out in the 600 MHz Band.Comments may be filed
electronically using the Internet by accessing the ECFS: http://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/ecfs2/. Comment deadline is July 11, 2014.
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JACKSONVILLE — The Jacksonville Jaguars are having some fun at coach Jack Del Rio's expense.
Del Rio injured his left leg Monday night against Baltimore, becoming the latest coach injured in a sideline collision. He is limping and using a golf cart to get to and from the practice field.
Maybe the most embarrassing part for the hard-nosed, former NFL linebacker is that Ravens punter Sam Koch did the damage.
Assistant coach Mark Duffner nominated Koch for a weekly "Jackhammer" award, the accolade Del Rio gives out for hard hits during games. And place-kicker Josh Scobee laughed as loud as he could as Del Rio drove onto the practice field Wednesday.
Even Del Rio took a lighthearted approach with his injury.
"I got a bag of ice and a couple of Tylenol, and that's it," Del Rio said. "I'm good to go."
Del Rio's injury came a little more than a week after New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton broke his left leg on the sideline at Tampa Bay. There have been others, too.
In 2008, then-Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis tore knee ligaments when a player was blocked into him on a punt.
"It's dangerous for everyone because there's not a lot of room on those sidelines," Weis said this week.
Penn State's 84-year-old coach, Joe Paterno shared Payton's fate back in 2006, breaking his leg on a short passing play very similar to the play on which Payton got hurt.
And Del Rio's not the first coach injured in Jacksonville, either.
Defensive coordinator Mel Tucker tore a quadriceps muscle fielding punts last month, had surgery and has been using an electric mobility scooter since.
"I was going to say something to (offensive coordinator) Dirk (Koetter) like, 'What's the deal? You need to get some kind of hover-round or scooter out here because you're the only one without some kind of mobile transportation," Scobee said. "It's crazy to see these coaches going down. They're dropping like flies. They've got to stand farther back."
Tight end Marcedes Lewis joked that the NFL lockout might be to blame for the coaching injuries.
"They're not conditioning to walk around," Lewis said.
"Today at practice, Tuck was in his scooter and Jack rolled up in his little golf cart right next to him. Thought they were about to race or something."
Receiver Mike Thomas refused to take any blame for Del Rio's injury, even though he ran out of bounds in front of the coach and essentially brought Koch with him.
"I just ran out of bounds. It was the punter. It wasn't me, though," Thomas said.
"He's having his fun with it. That's always a plus when your coach can come out and be in good spirits and kind of liven it up for us. It's just funny to see him in a cart, running around and blowing whistles. It's a different look."


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