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The Madison County Sheriff's Office reported the following incidents:
GUN ASSAULT: On June 22, Deputy Kyle Roberts was dispatched to a dispute on Buddy Moore Road, Colbert, that involved several persons and someone shooting a gun. Other deputies also responded. When officers arrived, they ordered the shooter out of the house and exited with his hands raised in the air. Roberts and Lt. Jason Ring patted him down for weapons and identified him as Richard R. Epps.
Epps' wife explained that she and her husband had some problems with a man who had lived a few days in the trailer behind their home and this man has been told to stay away from the property. However, when he and two of his friends came back to retrieve some of his belongings, she said her husband grabbed a shotgun and fired a shot.
Witnesses told the officers that Epps fired one blast into the air, however, they also claimed he pointed the gun at them while ordering them off his property. The two women and one man said they drove away in fear of their lives. Epps, 29, was charged with three counts of aggravated assault, along with reckless conduct and possession of a firearm during a crime.
MAN ARRESTED: On June 22, Sgt. Josh Smith was dispatched to Alberta Drive, where a man known as Buck was trying to start a fight. A woman at the house said that Buck, later identified as 41-year-old Corbett Willingham, was cussing and calling her names and he threatened her with a baseball bat. Willingham was questioned and he denied threatening anyone with a bat. No one at the house wanted to press charges, but a check showed that Willingham was wanted on an outstanding warrant from Oconee County. Willingham, who had a Colbert address, was taken into custody. After he was taken to the county jail, a detention officer was searching him and found a pipe, which also had a rough edge. Willingham told the officer to throw the item away, but instead he was charged with possession of a drug related object.
METH SEIZED: On June 16, Cpl. Jason Luke, along with four deputies from Hall County, went to Bugg Road to serve a warrant on a man in regards to a theft and narcotics investigation. Deputies arrested four people in the house including Cynthia M. Wilson, who was charged after officers examined her purse and found some marijuana, prescription pills and methamphetamine. Wilson, 26, and the others were turned over to Hall deputies.
FRAUD: On June 16, Deputy Christopher Hanson met with a resident of Ivy Wood Drive, who reported that in 2012 he lost his identification card and about a month ago, he received a letter from the U.S. Department of Education that he owed $2,779 for a student loan. The man said he has never taken out such a loan.
PEDESTRIAN ARRESTED: On June 17, Deputy Tyler Hanley was traveling south on U.S. Highway 29 south of Danielsville when he saw a man walking on the roadside. He stopped the man, who had a strong odor of alcohol, who explained he was walking to a friend's shop. Michael D. Parsons, 43, of Colbert, was charged with being a pedestrian under the influence.
ENTERING AUTO: On June 17, Deputy Kyle Roberts met with a resident of Shirley Road who reported he went outside this morning and found the doors to both of his vehicles open. The thief took about $110 and a checkbook from the vehicles.
ENTERING AUTO: On June 17, Deputy Christopher Haston was dispatched to a home on Maplewood Lane, where a woman said she found someone entered her vehicle and stole her GPS along with some change.
BURGLARY: On June 18, Deputy Darren Sartain was dispatched to a home on Johnny McElroy Road, where a woman said someone stole a 1972 Fiat Spider convertible that was parked in the yard, then broke into the home and stole some property.
RECKLESS CONDUCT: On June 20, Deputy Christopher Haston was dispatched to Gillespie Drive, Hull, where a juvenile and a man were in a dispute and the juvenile went to a bedroom and pulled out a .410-gauge shotgun and threatened to kill anyone that came between him. A woman in the house then called 911.
The officer spoke to the juvenile who denied pulling the gun. The juvenile said he was upset that another person in the house was not taking care of his dog. However, the juvenile told another deputy that he did pull the gun, but never pointed it at anyone. The deputy contacted a state juvenile officer, who said the juvenile should be taken to a hospital for an evaluation and he was.
GUN FOUND: On June 20, Deputy Tyler Hanley met with a woman who said she was traveling on the 3000 block of Georgia Highway 106 and found a black HI-Point handgun and some hacksaw blades lying in the roadway.
PEDESTRIAN CHARGED: ON June 21, Deputy James Justice was dispatched to a location on Roy Woods Road, where a woman reported seeing a man wearing only blue swimming trunks walking down the middle of the road carrying a cooler.
The deputy spotted the man who was staggering as he walked in the road. The deputy asked the man for his name and he replied, "Why do you need it?" The man, who had slurred speech, refused to provide his name. Dexter Lee Porterfield, 43, of Brunswick, was charged with being a pedestrian under the influence.
The man's pickup, with a broken window, was found parked on David's Home Church Road. The deputies asked what he wanted done with his truck while he was in jail, and Porterfield told them to "leave my (expletive) truck alone."
After Porterfield was released from jail, he returned to the location and reported that two guns, a Taurus 9mm pistol and a .357-caliber pistol, had been stolen from the truck. Porterfield, who had been camping on the Broad River, admitted he was earlier intoxicated.
MAN ARRESTED: On June 21, deputies were dispatched to the 5000 block of U.S. Highway 29 South, Hull, where people reported a woman and man were in the parking lot of a store having an argument. When a deputy arrived, the pair was gone, but a man said the male had crossed the street and that he was armed with a gun.
The deputies went to the location and observed a man carrying a duffle bag. The man dropped his bag and said he was armed with a BB gun, which he dropped on the bag. A check showed that he was wanted on warrants from Madison and Banks counties. Ricky Lee Angel, 23, of Elberton, was taken into custody.
DOG BITE: On June 22, Deputy Kyle Roberts was dispatched to Blacks Creek Church Road, where a woman said she went to a neighbor's home to tell them their dog had gotten off their property. When she went onto the neighbor's porch, the homeowner opened the door and a small dog ran out and bit the woman on the leg. The animal control unit was notified. The woman did not require medical attention.


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Nintendo has just released their weekly download report, containing information on all of the hot new additions to its various digital distribution services, and the two headliners couldn't possibly be more different. It's like it has something for everyone, provided you're a fan of pleasantly thoughtful puzzles, crazy nonsense, or Mario … which probably covers everyone, anyway.
Falling firmly into the first camp is NightSky, which is available now for $9.99 on the eShop. It's a 3DS port of a PC physics-based puzzler in which you guide a sphere through artsy Limbo-esque environments, which Nintendo's official site describes it as an "ambient gameplay experience unlike any other on 3DS" and highlights as a game that features "no enemies, no bosses, and no violence."
This puts it in stark contrast with the other new title on the eShop this week: Liberation Maiden. Developed by Grasshopper Manufacture, the studio behind No More Heroes and Lollipop Chainsaw (which already should set off a few "crazy nonsense " red flags), Liberation Maiden puts you in control of a woman named Shoko Ozora and her giant robot suit, Kamui. Shoko must save the country of New Japan from some kind of invading army, and not simply because she's "the chosen one" or some boring cliché like that, but because (and here's that crazy nonsense) she's the president. That means when she gets to yell cool stuff like "I'm issuing an executive order!" when she does special attacks. The gameplay looks like a more arcade shootery take on Zone of the Enders, with the anime flavor taken up a few notches (which is really saying something for anyone who is familiar with Zone of the Enders).
You can see Liberation Maiden's launch trailer, along with a message from Grasshopper's CEO Goichi Suda (or Suda 51, if you're a cool kid) below. Though I can't speak to the quality of the game itself, the trailer might be awesome enough to make you forget about the two losers running for president in our country and how neither of them is the pilot of a giant robot. Oh, well, at least you can download Liberation Maiden for $7.99 on the eShop and start contributing to President Ozora's re-election campaign.
This week also sees another new 3DS game coming to the eShop on the same day it hits retail: Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask. Developed by Level-5, this latest entry in the Layton series has the professor and his young ward trying to stop a mysterious villain called The Masked Gentleman from wreaking magical havoc on a carnival. You will do this, of course, by meeting wacky characters and solving puzzles that may secretly trying to teach you math. Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask will be in stores and on the eShop on Sunday.
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Estimates of the Value of Patent Rights in European Countries during the Post-1950 Period
This paper examines the distribution of the values of patent rights in the United Kingdom, France, and Germany during the post-1950 period. These values are inferred from the behavior of patentees with respect to payment of renewal fees on their patents. A simple economic model of renewal decisions is combined with data on the proportion of patents renewed at alternative ages and the renewal fee schedules to produce estimates of the distribution (and the total) value of patent rights in these countries. Moreover, the data indicate that there have been changes in the value distribution, and we follow these changes over the period. The empirical results of particular interest concern: the total value of patent rights and the relationship between changes in it and changes in the quantity of patents, the skew in the distribution of patent values, and the rate of obsolescence on the returns to patents.
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Volume (Year): 96 (1986)
Issue (Month): 384 (December)
Pages: 1052-1076
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For years, aspiring filmmakers have fought for admission to these schools. But Steven Spielberg, one of the most revered directors in Hollywood, didn't make like Scorcese or Stone and end up at NYU.
Instead he went to Cal State Long Beach in 1965 only to drop out after three years. And in a twist that sounds straight out of a Hollywood film, the director returned to the university to complete his degree in 2001 after he'd long been rich and famous.
A dozen years after Spielberg's return to Cal State Long Beach, a student filmmaker at the university named Joshua Hoh has helmed a 21-minute comedy about the director's time at CSULB called "Steven Spielberg and the Return to Film School."
"The motivation for the project was actually very simple," explained Hoh, a senior. "It's about how Steven Spielberg once roamed these halls from 2001 to 2002 to finish his degree."
Shooting on the film began in January and took five days to complete. The comedy made its debut at CSULB's film department in May. Now Hoh plans to shop around the movie, which he first conceived of a few years ago, at film festivals.
"It's been quite a journey for Josh and taken quite a bit of time," said George Brietigam, the film's producer and a fellow CSULB student. Hoh had to scrape together money to make the film and had no money to hire a cast but found both actors and crew members willing to volunteer much of their time for free. Actor Robert W. Laur stars as Spielberg.
Although the film is fictional, Hoh said that real details about the director's life served as inspiration for the film. Upon his return to the university, for example, Spielberg reportedly expressed gratitude for his parents for sending him to Cal State Long Beach in 1965. Spielberg's children also influenced the esteemed director to finish his degree, Hoh said. But the tension in the film centers on the quality of Spielberg's filmmaking.
"In our film a character who is this high-art, old-time professor says that Steven's movies aren't real art," Hoh explained. "This is directly inspired by a lot of critics. In the past 20, 30 years, Steven Spielberg has been accused of not being a real artist. It's a really interesting kernel of truth that influences some of the potential conflict that Spielberg faces in our film."
Given that Spielberg is Hoh's idol, Brietigam said, it's not surprising that the budding filmmaker doesn't share the critics' assessment of the "Schindler's List" director. On the contrary, Hoh described Spielberg's films as "all treasures, American classics." He added that filmmaking "is about communicating and ultimately making a difference through the message" and Spielberg films accomplish this.
So far reaction to the film has been positive, said Hoh, but he admits that most of the comedy's viewers belong to the CSULB community. Among those who've seen the film is Stephen Hubbert, a professor in the university's Film and Electronic Arts department.
"I thought it was a very good film," Hubbert said. "Josh is a good director."
Hubbert was on the CSULB staff when Spielberg returned to finish his degree but says he can't disclose the details of Spielberg's experience at the university because of students' rights to privacy. He did reveal that Spielberg studied a variety of subjects upon his return to the school. He went on to say that Hoh's film will be of interest to "anybody who is fascinated by Spielberg going to Long Beach State as opposed to UCLA. It's kind of interesting to see how he [the fictional Spielberg] got along with his classmates and instructors. This story is strictly fictionalized. It's kind of an interesting and clever way to deal with Spielberg going to back to school."
In addition to Spielberg, the short film served as an homage to John Williams, the composer whose work has been featured in the director's films. It also features 70 music students performing live the film's ending credits music. CSULB student Daniel Ellis worked as composer on the project.
Spielberg's mother, Leah Adler, inspired a character in the film as well, Hoh said. She's not the fictional Spielberg's mother, but she plays a maternal figure to him. Hoh and Brietigam recently visited Adler's Los Angeles restaurant, the Milky Way, and left a copy of the film for her that they hope she'll deliver to her famous son.
"We hope it will be a good opportunity to get the film to him," Hoh said. "He's the most important viewer."
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One of chief glories of Netflix is the ability to pay $7.99 a month for unlimited access to the Netflix Instant catalogue without the hassle of ads — unlike Hulu, which still makes its subscribers sit through ads even though they pay a monthly fee. But Netflix subscribers may not be ad-free for much longer. The good news: the ads are for Netflix's original programming. The bad news: they're still ads.


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Hi there,
I have just bought a second Dell U2711 monitor to use with a windows 7 based PC.
i didn't really do the research on PCI graphics Cards before I bought it and am now trying to find a reasonably priced dual head card that will give me the maximum resolution of 2560 x 1440 for both monitors.
I guess I'm after a twin DVI card.
I am using this for music applications(cubase & ableton) where I have many 'plug ins' and effects/mixers all open at the same time - i dont need gaming spec performance.
can anyone recommend something?
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Hi Chris,
thanks for the reply.
my current card does support dual monitors - just not both at maximum u2711 resolution of 2560 x 1440.
there are obviously high spec cards that do - i just don't want to spend a lot of money un-necessarily when I don't need gaming cards.
List all of the slots on the motherboard. Also, we need to know the power supply wattage.
I would want a motherboard with one PCIe x16 slot and at least a 600w power supply.
Hi Bob,
I have exactly the same situation; one PC + 1 x U2711 but want to add a second one. Did you get any favourable responses?
Hi Joe,
it has been a struggle but i found a solution in the end.
i tried an Nvidea GTS 450 which was meant to have 2 x DVI outputs at the correct resolution - but could not get 2560x1440 through an HDMI 1.4 cable.
so i scrapped that and went down the Display Port route.
the card I found is an Nvidea Quadro NVS 295. Has only 2 x Display Port outputs - is tiny PCI Express - fanless and works perfectly with my music software - i have tons of different plug ins running simultaneously without any issues. if your not gaming id recommend this.
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State Wants Appeal of Former President Moshe Katsav Held Behind Closed Doors
Prosecution submits exceptional request to avoid risking victim's privacy or revealing evidence under a gag order; Tel Aviv District Court heard original case behind closed doors for same reason.
A new battle erupted yesterday over former President Moshe Katsav's appeal of his rape conviction, when the State Prosecutor's Office asked the Supreme Court to hold its hearings on the appeal behind closed doors.
The prosecution submitted the exceptional request to avoid harming the victims' privacy or revealing evidence whose publication is under a gag order. The Tel Aviv District Court heard the original case behind closed doors for the same reasons.
Katsav was sentenced in March to seven years in prison after being convicted of rape, sexual assault, sexual harassment and obstruction of justice. The Supreme Court will hear appeals of both his conviction and his sentence in August.
The former president's lawyers have requested that the appeal be open to the public. They argue that the time has come to bring everything about the case "out of the dark."
"This case deserves to be opened to the public so that the public can formulate its own positions on the evidence, its interpretation, its weight, and the correct, appropriate context," they wrote.
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Police arrested a 16-year-old boy Thursday in connection with Monday's alleged sexual assault at a north Minneapolis bus stop.
A woman told police she was waiting for the bus at about 8:45 a.m. on Monday near the intersection of Fremont Ave. N. and 39th Ave. N. when a stranger crept up behind her, showed a handgun and demanded money.
When she told him she didn't have any money, he forced her at gunpoint into a nearby alley where he sexually assaulted her between two garages, she said.
Police spokesman Jesse Garcia said the man eventually released the woman, and she flagged down a passing motorist when she got back to the street.
"That's a well traveled area and for this guy to do that openly at that time, that's pretty brazen," Garcia said.
Garcia said the juvenile confessed to the assault during an interview with investigators. The suspect is being held at the Juvenile Detention Center pending charges.


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On Haines FullertonBy Waldo Jaquith
Sep.17.2004In September of 1996, after a slow slide downward, Charlottesville musician Haines Fullerton took his life. Fullerton's band The Deal had come a heartbeat away from making it big in the mid 80s, and met Dave Matthews in 1991 while tending bar at a popular Charlottesville bar. He became a strong, early supporter of Dave Matthews, predicting that Dave would be hugely famous one day, and even cowrote some songs with an early Dave Matthews Band. This week's issue of The Hook features a cover story -- "Dave, fame, and Haines: Celebrity, suicide, and the etiquette of envy" -- by Dave McNair, which is a recounting of a 2001 conversation that McNair had with Matthews about Fullerton. The piece also includes some insights on what it means to be acquainted with Dave Matthews, what it is to have watched him become famous, and the tyranny of fandom. This article originally appeared, in a lengthier form, on McNair's blog.


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OK so when GM announced the most powerful production Corvette ever it was likely to get any Corvette fan to drive a few hours to see it. The company was good, our Vette-net technical expert and me. We both like to drive, but ten hours in the car that day driving to and from Chicago? We had one thing to be thankful for, the weather wasnt nearly as bad as last year. The conversation wasnt bad either. This was big news in the Corvette world.
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Mitchell: 'Saeed can help fill Richo void'
4:00pm Saturday 5th April 2014
By Tom Guest
4:00pm Saturday 5th April 2014
By Tom Guest
THE return of Saeed Ajmal as Worcestershire's overseas player can soften the blow of Alan Richardson's shock retirement, according to County skipper Daryl Mitchell.
Veteran seamer Richardson was the New Road club's talisman during four wicket-laden seasons.
However, despite having another year to run on his contract, the 38-year-old dropped a bombshell over the winter by revealing he was retiring to take up the role of bowling coach with Warwickshire.
One of Wisden's five cricketers of the year in 2012, Richardson claimed a superb 254 wickets in 60 matches for Worcestershire at an average of just over 22.
While that kind of contribution is nigh-on impossible to replace, Pakistan international off-spinner Saeed can shoulder a large part of the wicket-taking burden with his craft and guile.
Mitchell has backed the up-and-coming New Road youngsters to help fill the seam bowling void.
He said: "It was a disappointing blow when we found out Richo was retiring, but with Saeed coming in as our overseas player then, hopefully, he will take some of those wickets we are losing.
"With consistent performances throughout the year then, come September, we can be in with a shout of pushing for promotion.
"I think that is realistic because you can get some momentum in four-day cricket and go on a bit of a run and we will have a real match winner in our side with Saeed.
"Also, there are some good young seamers across the squad and they will need to dovetail well as the season goes on and cover the loss of Richo between them.
"Gaz (Andrew) and Shants (Jack Shantry) are the two senior bowlers now Richo has left and they are both pretty consistent performers.
"Jack had a good season last year and he can build on that, but the likes of Charlie Morris will be with us a lot more now he has finished his degree at Oxford Brookes.
"Chris Russell also bowled really nicely in pre-season and he is another who needs to step up to the plate."
Mitchell believes his youthful side can hit the ground running, starting with tomorrow's LV= County Championship Division Two opener at Hampshire (11am).
He added: "This is always a really exciting time of year with pre-season having ended and we're looking forward to starting the real stuff. Abu Dhabi was a fantastic pre-season trip, a good 10 days away with a lot of hard work, plenty of hours in the nets and a lot of games played, too.
"It was good to get that cricket on board, though, and great to spend time with 17 of us away together.
"If you are in Division Two, then there's only really one goal and that is to get out of there, so we will be trying to win promotion.
"There will be some very good sides in Division Two again this year but, if we can perform consistently, we will have a chance.
"We picked up five wins last year, which was the same as Northants who went up, so we will have to try to avoid the runs of defeats we had at times last season.
"There are no easy games in first-class cricket, the Rose Bowl is not a nice place to have to go first up, but we will enjoy it and it will be a good challenge.
"Hampshire have some good players, but we can hopefully catch them cold and get some points on the board early on."
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- Name: Allison Ethier
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- Height: 5'4"
- Weight: 120 Lbs.
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How Did You Get Started?
I had a strong gymnastic background and did cheerleading throughout high school and at the University of Western Ontario Mustangs. During that time I had seen a fitness competition on TV, and knew that in the future this was something I would naturally gravitate towards. After completing my degree and moving on to a different school, in a different degree, I decided to just focus on school. Having a good time with friends for about 2 years, and putting on a bit of weight I was getting the itch to compete again and be more active. But I needed more of a reason to compete that just societies pressure to stay slim.
A friend had brought me Oxygen magazine and encouraged me to find out where a competition would be held in my area. I did a lot of research on the sport, but my choices were limited due to the area I lived in and email/websites was just in their infancy. Most of the information I received was from bodybuilders and having read Oxygen knew that their diet was just too strict. I found a competition in my area, trained for it, made up a routine, and dieted way too long but still managed to come out on top. There was only myself and another girl in the show, but that set the foundation for all my future competitions.
What Workout Plan Worked Best For You?
In the beginning I was doing a 3 day split twice a week with massive amounts of cardio. It worked with my physique but the training was just to demanding to keep up with for each show. As I learned more about my body and the way it reacts to training, I now do a 4 day split with moderate amounts of cardio. My cardio is mostly running and stepper training. I find them to be the best to lean me out quickly before a show or a shoot.
What Nutrition Plan Has Worked Best For You?
Usually I follow 40% carbs, 40% protein, and 20% fats. During pre-contest time I will cut back more on the carbs and increase my protein to help speed up the leaning out process. It will look more like 50% protein, 30% carbs, 20% fat. I keep my fats the same to have energy during the later part of the day.
What Supplements Have Given You The Greatest Gains?
I have always used Prolab Advance Whey Protein in any flavor. I have tried many other proteins in the past but they don't seem to sit well in my stomach. I have also used Creatine (love the stuff), fat burners (with ephedra), calcium, magnesium, and a multivitamin. I do have one other product that I use, but I cannot give away all my secrets...
Why do you love Bodybuilding?
I love to be in the spotlight. I am a ham in real life, always cracking jokes and fooling around. I appreciate the discipline that is needed to compete in fitness, the friends that I make--as we all can relate to each other, and having a reason or a goal in the gym when I am there also helps to make all the effort worthwhile.
What Are Your Future Bodybuilding Plans?
To win a big show would be nice. The Fitness America Nationals would be an honor. The Fitness Universe or perhaps the Fitness Canada. I have to say that I have done quite well in fitness with magazine coverage and getting my face out there without a major title. In the future I will try my hand at the IFBB. A magazine cover is also my next big goal. So any of you magazine editors out there...my email is firstname.lastname@example.com.
What One Tip Would You Give Other Bodybuilders?
Start at the lowest level of competition for your first show. I have seen girls come to the Nationals before even competing once. There are so many things that go on when preparing for this type of show that you are not going to get it right the first time no matter who you have as your trainer/dietician. This will get you familiar with what goes on backstage on the day of the show, and teach you the little things like what to eat on the day of competition, how to deal with your nerves the day of (Does your tan look good? Does your suit look OK? Etc.). These shows can help to get you prepared for the larger more popular events.
Who Are Your Favorite Bodybuilders?
I have too many to say which one(s) is my favorite. I appreciate the many varieties of athletes and bodies that are out there. I have not seen any IFBB shows, only photos. My fellow Fitness America competitors are a blast to be around laughing, sharing stories, sometimes I think I go to these shows to hang with the girls and forget that I am actually there to compete.


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A Bill was passed in Congress today that will stop rates from doubling on student loans.
If lawmakers didn't act interest rates on new Stafford loans would have increased from 3.4% to 6.8%.
Representative Kathy Hochul voted in favor of the bill.
"After months of uncertainty, I am thrilled the House has finally taken positive action on this issue and guaranteed that our students will not face a doubled interest rate resulting in an increased burden of debt. In today's economy, we should be working to support our young people in obtaining the training and education they need to enter the workforce. Now, millions of new students will have the opportunity to pursue higher education. I am pleased to join my colleagues in supporting our college students and setting their interest rate," Hochul said.
Over 100,000 Western New York college students and over seven million nationally receive Federal Stafford Direct student loans. Currently, student loan debt now exceeds $1 trillion, surpassing the total amount of credit debt. The plan includes $6-billion to prevent rates on student loans from doubling.
All the bill needs now is President Obama's signature.


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Photo of a Red-Tailed hawk. 1680x1050, 1280x1024 & 1024x768 in zip.
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Amazing stuff wuub. Great find on leveraging the pyte library.
I had fun trying to capture ansi escape codes from /bin/bash and attempt to output the proper color combo from a custom theme using view.add_region(). I ran into a brick wall with border around the regions and quickly found out that you already attempted to do exactly this right from the get-go: https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/automatic-backup-plugin/32/1#p22223 Needless to say this was a face-palm moment. I upvoted the http://sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/93643-/ for sure.
Would be great to set the pyte.Screen sizes as per the view size relative to the view.line_height() and view.em_width(). Maybe attach to the on_modified to maybe capture a view resize?
Would it be possible to have this work in an editable output panel ala get_output_panel()? Visually I think it would look better than another normal view.
Whenever the view gets focus via on_activated always set the cursor on the prompt. Maybe force a few other config options off like line highlighting as well.
Otherwise I'm floored how well this works - ipython and most shell commands I use on a regular basis (tab completion, history, ctrl+r, emacs bindings, etc).
Right now it's the only way to go if you want custom colors, but we (you and I) are not so smart! Go see this - on-the-fly theme generation for #rrggbb css highlight. It's insane! On the other hand, my 484.945 kb .sublime-keymap is a bit bananas as well :>
Thanks. Although I doubt Jon will add it .
99% it'll be ready on Monday. Most of the code is already in from day 1 (click1, click2 an click3). I just need to tie it all together.
I don't know. Underneath SublimePTY is a bit like screen/tmux - you'll be able to have more than one view attached to a process Attaching a output panel and trying it out should not be very difficult.
(todo: look into VT mouse codes, ...)
Hmmm thinking ahead, this could allow for interactive build systems. If we could somehow send it commands via keyboard shortcuts.
So much potential...
If anyone wondered, it had nothing to do with OSX bash and everything to do with the fact, that ST2 on OSX uses python that still is has this problem: bugs.python.org/issue4978 It was silently failing underneath, after removing some try blocks it finally surfaced.
SublimePTY's pyte is now fixed and everything seems to be working correctly! Total time wasted: +- 4hTotal changes required to fix: 6****bytesWord per minute: 0.1257
Hi all,
Thanks to share this great plugin to the community ! It's a "must have" for me. Thank you very much
I'm using Sublime Text 2 Build 2181 with SublimePTY v0.06 and I've got a few question on it's behavior:
Thank you very much and have a nice dayCheers
As you can probably see, I didn't have time to touch any of my plugins in over 2 months now. They are not abandoned though, i'm just super busy @work for several more weeks.
My plan is to have SublimePTY automatically resize terminal to the full available area. It's number one entry on the TODO but still not there.Right now ROW/COLS are hardcoded here: https://github.com/wuub/SublimePTY/blob/master/process.py#L31. Feel free to adjust it for now.
It did (sort of) at pre^(n)-alpha stage userecho.com/FYWX But without a way to get rid of those cell borders colored output was more distracting than helpful.
Unfortunately yes. And for a reason. I am sending all keystrokes to the process running inside terminal, so they don't get to the ST2. At some point in the future I would like to find a better solution or at least have an "escape" sequence (think ctrl+alt in VMWare) but that's further down the line.
Thanks wuub for your detailed explanations. As we can see the future of SublimePTY is in great hands.
Congratulations for your awesome work.CheersFrançois
Anyone other than castle_* interested in the win32 version?
lol, am i the only loser left on windows?
No, I am as well. After 3 months of crunch mode and changing jobs, I'll be getting out of my cave soon.
I am.
Put me on the list of interested parties. FWIW I just sent you a small token of my appreciation for your work.
Just to let you all know, I've overcome most of the obstacles and prototype version is "working" correctly (I can run and control FarManager). I still need to wire it correctly to SublimePTY side with a communication channel other than STDIO (reason explained few posts above), but that's really not an issue now.
I'll try to release something ASAP, early May being the worst case scenario.
THANK YOU! Most of the time my only interactions with people on the other side of my code is through github issues. Don't get me wrong, it's great that those problems are reported, it means someone is actually using my stuff. But when I'm fixing another platform/tool specific bug, the line between my hobby and day-job can get very, very blurry. And then someone like you decides to buy me a (case of ) beer, and the fact that you didn't have to makes it the best feeling a programmer can experience!
So thank you again (and others who have already donated: Nicholas, Charlie).
Oh, Far Manager works!! Very sweet.
Tried to clone from github.com/wuub/SublimePTY, and it didn't work at all. Showed me a bunch of stars, and that's it. Is there a way to collect diagnostic information if that would be useful to you?
Windows version is still not fully ready. My vacations were a bit longer than I expected, but I managed to write a bit on the train
However if you clone the repo now, AND have Twisted+pywin32 installed you should be able to:1) Start: SublimePTY/console/console_server.py (as a standard python app)2) From Sublime run Command Palette -> SublimePTY
Expect some console windows flashing and broken handling of anything that is not a char, i.e. as of now it's not functional, but you should be able to see where things are going. For anyone wondering: I will probably remove Twisted dependency soon and/or maybe pack everything with py2exe.
Thanks! Very inspiring. Will try to take a detailed look, once I get some free time.
SublimePTY sort of works on Windows now (in an alpha/prototype kind of way, meaning if you can get it running and step lightly, you should be able to at least try performing some real world tasks with it).
Yay! I've been able to run Far Manager, and it DID work with doskey. Terrific!!
Sure, there's a lot of stuff that needs to be taken care of (wild jumps of the cursor, transparent hiding of the underlying console window, colors - yeah, by the way, you're going to support colors, right?), but that's a very good start. Would be an excellent replacement for my current wrapper over cmd.exe ran as a REPL.
Some impressions:
1) Height of the console window doesn't seem to match the height of the pty area in Sublime. Width seems to match.
2) Far.exe run with /W is generally okay. In the server window I'm able to scroll the underlying console with PgUp/PgDn. However, when I press PgUp/PgDn in Sublime, nothing happens. No I didn't rebind these keys.
3) Would it be possible to send mouse clicks to Far? No idea how they detect clicks, but apparently I use clicking pretty often, since I immediately started missing this feature when alpha-testing PTY.


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PHOENIX — Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter will not attend Tuesday's All-Star Game because of "emotional and physical exhaustion" from his pursuit of 3,000 hits, sources with knowledge of his mindset told FOX Sports.
Regardless, the debate over Jeter's decision continues.
San Francisco Giants closer Brian Wilson, without addressing Jeter specifically, said during the All-Star media availability Monday that players who are elected or selected to an All-Star team should participate in the festivities unless they are too limited physically to attend.
Jeter, elected by the fans as the American League's starting shortstop, recently spent 17 days on the disabled list with a strained right calf. However, he played in the Yankees' final six games before the All-Star break, reaching 3,000 hits with a stirring 5-for-5 performance Saturday.
"I would say that you would show up, unless you need these three days to recover," Wilson said. "You are representing your team, so it would be good to be here."
Wilson then was asked if elected starters carry more of an obligation to participate, knowing that they were chosen by the fans.
"I don't know if [it's an] obligation, but it's one of your duties as a player, out of respect, knowing that there was a guy that really wanted to be on the All-Star team, and his stats were right there, and he would have loved the chance to be here," Wilson said.
"Whether you're taking it for granted or just think it's a grind, I always think about the pitcher who is better than me at this moment."
Jeter said after reaching 3,000 hits that he felt "a lot of pressure" to reach the milestone at Yankee Stadium. That pressure — and the quick turnaround to the All-Star Game — led to Jeter sticking with his decision to withdraw, a choice he originally made last week based on his need for rest.
One source close to Jeter speculated the shortstop might have reversed course if he had reached 3,000 hits earlier last week and had time to "decompress."
But Jeter had no such time; he would have had to board a flight to Phoenix after Sunday's game, just one day after reaching his historic achievement.


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lithy (156) Capital of Appalachia, Pennsylvania | July 18, 2009
The under 6% companion to The Bottle Shop. While both have very old bottles, this is more of an issue with the under 6% side. I can tolerate a 4 year old Rochefort 10, I wouldn't think to buy a six pack of 4 year old Left Hand Jackman's Pale Ale. Other than that, a tremendous selection. Everywhere you turn there is more beer, stuff I haven't seen in Knoxville. They carry Depot Streets beers. Friendly help, will do a mix six pack. I paid 8 and change per six, but I have a feeling that isn't the standard policy.


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The naked hammock. Attachment 178 Still working on finding the right ridgeline. 10' stand and 9' hammock doesn't give enough room to experiment in the garage. This pix is in the yard. Haven't cut the ridge line so you will see some excess cord in the following. Using ring buckle support and it works fine.Attachment 180
The bug net:
Mesh of your choice, 5' wide, ideally 2' longer than the hammock ridgeline. (Mine is 6" too short.)Attachment 179
Sew two tie out tabs on each side, one each, 2" below the mid point of the 5' side. (Tie outs: ľ inch grosgrain, 2" long, folded in half, sewed with bar stitches with about ˝" loop.) One mini binder on each side. Slip tie outs thru mini binder, connect binder to descending ring. Tie the loose mesh in a simple overhand knot below the binder. I also sewed two Velcro "buttons" mid way down the sides.
Also sew tie outs at mid point on each of the long sides of the mesh. Connect 2' of shock cord to one side, and another mini binder to tag end of shock cord. On this mini binder also tie a 3' piece of string.Attachment 181
Climb in, holding on to the string, reach down, pull the string, and connect the mini binder to the tie out. Bug free! You will need to adjust the length of the shock cord to fit so that it is tight, but not taut.
Accept the fact that something more, i.e. more weight, more pieces, will be required for comfort in cooler weather.
Rather than an exotic double bottom system, just add another, longer hammock, but without all the hanging hardware. Since this hammock will only hold insulation, it can be made of extremely light fiber. My local outfitter had a 20% sale, and an 8 oz Travel Hammock for $20 ($16 total, 8 oz.) For cheap skates this was impossible to beat! The Travel Hammock is actually too short, but it works.
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Sew 4 tie outs along each side of the Travel Hammock. Take off the heavy "S" hook included with the Travel Hammock and substitute a loop of shock cord about 6" long (14" of cord tied with a square knot.) Clip mini binders to the shock cord loops, hang your sleeping hammock, put the 2nd hammock underneath, clip the mini binders to the descending rings. Insert your choice of sleeping pad between the hammocks. Tie strings across the tie outs, either over the ridge line or not.
With both bugs and warmth, use the same mini binder.Attachment 185
Be happy.Attachment 186
Total weight including "Bishop Bag" and big biners on the support web, excluding pad, and tarp = 2lbs, 13 oz. I'm using "Ace Hardware" descending rings. Could shave some ounces with hi tech climbing rings, but can't find them locally.