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text: Ok...just so I answer questions before people ask them... QT 2.3.0-beta1 was released. From the changelog : -- "The greatest new feature in the 2.3 release is support for Xft, which gives anti-aliased text on X11. Xft is supported by XFree86 version 4.0.2 and later. See the more detailed description below. A lot of work has also been done to enhance the printing support on Unix/X11." -- so...even though I'm going to get the crap beat out of me (already started on that)...I'm going to upload packages today. However somethings are yet again changing. :) As I keep trying to get the packages to conform to policy and whatnot I'm taking this opportunity to continue fixing things. Since the new version of QT is 2.3.0 and the package names have been libqt2.2, I've opted to go with libqt2 instead of libqt2.3. libqt2.2 would not make since since it's no longer 2.2.x and libqt2.3 also doesn't as it can't coexist with libqt2.2 and it's pointless to have 2 seperate packages. libqt2 is the proper name for it. So... libqt2 it's going to be. Now, by doing this I cause every package that depends on qt to need recompilation. This is what sucks..but hey...tough. To not kill existing apps and whatnot, I'm creating a couple sudo packages. libqt2.2 and libqt2.2-gl with be empty packages that depend on their respective new packages...libqt2 and libqt2-gl. qt2.2-doc will now be qt-doc. so...hopefully everyone will get upgraded without getting hosed...and the maintainers of qt based apps will not be rushed to rebuild their packages. This will be the last upload of QT to unstable I'll make until it at least makes it into testing (baring any RC bugs). Now..this could take some time. To begin with it'll be at least 2 weeks. But as many of you already know QT doesn't build on alpha so we have to get that worked out first...or exclude qt from alpha...which is not desirable. anyways...potato users are out of luck on this...XFT support requires X4 so I won't be building packages for potato. Ivan -- ---------------- Ivan E. Moore II email@example.com http://snowcrash.tdyc.com GPG KeyID=90BCE0DD GPG Fingerprint=F2FC 69FD 0DA0 4FB8 225E 27B6 7645 8141 90BC E0DD

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Art enthusiasts and skaters alike gathered at 3131 Clement last Saturday in S.F. for the viewing of past and present STEREO art pieces. Free wine, food, and a brand-new skate movie pleased the hundreds that showed up to support the 15-year anniversary of the STEREO company. Many even brought out there fedoras, partially due to the rain. As the lights dimmed, and the movie played, I know a lot of OG 90's skaters reminisced on their old baggy pants and small wheels which they once annihilated not only ledges, but the streets with as well.
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Welcome to the future. beep boop beep bop.
its exactly like the present only I make a lot of annoying noises. Beep Bop Boop Boop.
I have been so busy with putting out The Tales of Whimsy Ep 2 all last and next week that I have forgotten to ask how you are doing.
Whats new? Whats going on? Everything ok?
well just stick with it and you will be fine.
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reMIND Vol. 2Posted 17:37
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reMIND Vol 2: Kickstarter
About a year ago I became aware of a comic called reMIND by Jason Brubaker ( who also runs the site/podcast "Making Comics" where you can hear from comic writers/artists and find tips to making your own webcomic .) with . It was on the web posted at reMINDblog.com. I knew I enjoyed that concept and art of the comic but couldn't get myself to sit and read it on the website. Never the less I started following Jasons RSS Feed and his Twitter.
After following him a while he mentioned that some of the printed copies of his book were going to be on sale due to having small damages when they were shipped to him. I ordered a copy and as soon as it arrived I sat down and just read through the whole book.
I personally find books easier to read then text on computer screens or ipoddys but I think part of the reason it was easier for me to zoom through the book is I think Jason wrote/designed/illustrated the book to be a BOOK. So it flows the way a book should flow and not the way a computer should flow.
Then a little later on a little before I started releasing The Tales of Whimsy I wrote a few comic creators I knew of and respected to let them have a look at it before anybody else… AND HE WROTE BACK!
"Hey Neal. Thanks for the email and letting me see your new webcomic. I really like the site and how you are displaying the pages as if they are in a book.
I didn't read through it but I will book mark your site for when you start posting to remind myself to check it out every now and then. Good luck with everything! Talk soon."
Sure it isn't the BIGGEST thing in the world but you know he still spent a bit of his time on me and my little project that is something that shouldn't be taken for granted.
The first books story is about a girl named Sonja and her cat named Victuals who gets brain swapped with a underground dwelling Lizard-Man who's love was turned into a rat… it covers how all that happened.
It ended on a cliffhanger so I am happy the 2nd book is getting made. I would say "finally" but since I work on my comics and know it takes forever it is actually being released fairly speedily. (I was just extremely surprised speedily was a real word) I also know that a lot of effort is put into making these books something special from every page to the cloth spine.
The Kickstarter runs till Aug 22nd so please go and check it out… I really like getting the book at this point. I like knowing my $25 doesn't just buy me a copy of the book but also goes into the book being made.


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1 Elliot Terrace, Plymouth, UK
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, 1 Elliot Terrace is located in Plymouth, 500 metres from Plymouth Pavilions. Plymouth Hoe is 500 metres away. Free private parking is available on site. A flat-screen TV and DVD player are available in some units. There is also a kitchen, fitted with an oven. A microwave and toaster are also available, as well as a kettle. There is a private bathroom with free toiletries and a hair dryer in every unit. Towels and bed linen are featured. The nearest airport is Newquay Airport, 61 km from the property.
3 Samuel Bassett Avenue, Plymouth, UK
Featuring free WiFi, A Home From Home offers accommodation in Plymouth. Free private parking is available on site. Plymouth Hoe is 7 km from A Home From Home, while Plymouth Pavilions is 7 km away. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 60 km from the property.
Pennycross Close 4 Bethany gardens, Plymouth, UK
Featuring free WiFi, A home from home 1 offers accommodation in Plymouth, 3.2 km from Plymouth Pavilions. Free private parking is available on site. The rooms are fitted with a flat-screen TV. You will find a kettle in the room. For your comfort, you will find free toiletries and a hairdryer. Plymouth Hoe is 3.2 km from A home from home 1, while Cathedral Church of St Mary and St Boniface is 2.7 km from the property. Newquay Cornwall Airport is 61 km away.
1 The Barbican, Plymouth, UK
The Admiral MacBride is an English Pub located on Plymouth's historic Barbican seafront. Less than a mile from the city centre, guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi access and a vast selection of beverages at the bar. There is also an extensive food menu available. Catering for a range of dietary needs, it uses local produce including fresh fish and shellfish. The cosy rooms at the Admiral MacBride each feature an en suite bathroom with a hairdryer, tea and coffee making facilities and a TV. Some of the rooms also benefit from a sea view. With routes to France and Spain, Plymouth Ferry Terminal is just 7 minutes' drive away. The National Marine Aquarium is a short 3-minute walk away, whilst Smeaton's Tower is less than a mile away.
Alma Road Milehouse 125, Plymouth, UK
Located overlooking the small golf course at Central Park, Alma Lodge Guest House in Milehouse is nearest b&b to Life Centre.
Alma Lodge Guest House is set in Plymouth, 1.4 km from Plymouth Pavilions. Free private parking is available on site. Each room is equipped with a flat-screen TV and DVD player. Enjoy a cup of tea while looking out at the lake or garden. The rooms are fitted with a private bathroom. ALMA LODGE GUEST HOUSE features free WiFi throughout the property. You will find luggage storage space at the property. Plymouth Hoe is 1.6 km from Alma Lodge Guest House, while Cathedral Church of St Mary and St Boniface is 800 metres from the property. Newquay Cornwall Airport is 61 km away.
218 Citadel Road The Hoe, Plymouth, UK
Ashgrove House is a non-smoking establishment located in a Grade 2 Listed Victorian town house.
Many of the original features and characteristics of the building have been retained whilst most modern convenience is provided.the rooms are over 4 floors so please ask for a lower floor if you find stairs hard work as we have no lifts. We are a member of Plymouth & District Hotels Restaurants & Guest Houses Association . br / br / br / br / Plymouth is uniquely situated in the glorious South West. To the front of the city is Plymouth Sound and the English Channel to the west the River Tamar and Plym form the natural boundary between Devon and Cornwall. Inland is Dartmoor National Park. The Aquarium famous for having the deepest tank in Europe housing species from tidlers to fearsome Tiger Sharks. Pleasure ...
18 Athenaeum Street, Plymouth, UK
Situated in Plymouth, this holiday home features a terrace and a garden with a terrace. Providing free private parking, the holiday home is 300 metres from Plymouth Pavilions. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. The unit equipped with a kitchen with a microwave and toaster. Towels and bed linen are provided in this holiday home. Plymouth Hoe is 400 metres from Athenaeum House, while Plymouth University is 800 metres from the property. The nearest airport is Newquay Cornwall Airport, 61 km from Athenaeum House.
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225 Citadel Road East The Hoe, Plymouth, UK
The Barbican Reach Guest House is family run with a relaxed and homely atmosphere.
We can accommodate most people whether you re a family with children visiting Plymouth for a holiday or here on business. Lovely period house close to Plymouth s historic Barbican sea front theatre and Town Centre free view TV with DVD tea & coffee in all rooms FREE wi-fi all rooms decorated to a high standard 2 Family rooms which can sleep up to four people 2 Superior double rooms 2 twin rooms 2 double rooms and 1 single room all with own private shower and toilet facilities. An excellent breakfast is included in the price. br / br / br / br / We have a good level of amenities and facilities available in and around the local area... A beautiful location which is near the sea as well as a lovely atmosphere and good for countryside walks.
Millbay Road, Plymouth, UK
In a grand 19th-century Victorian building, Duke of Cornwall Hotel features an award-winning restaurant and luxury bedrooms with free internet. Plymouth Ferry Terminal and Harbour are half a mile away. Accessed via a sweeping staircase or vintage lift, the individual rooms each have elegant d�cor and sumptuous fabrics. Rooms feature Freeview TV, tea/coffee facilities and a work desk, and many retain traditional features. Duke of Cornwall's award-winning restaurant serves local produce and freshly caught seafood in intimate surroundings. There is also a cosy lounge for morning coffee, and 2 stylish bars, offering fine wines and cocktails. Just minutes' from Plymouth's historic waterfront, The Duke of Cornwall is the closest hotel to the Cross Channel Ferry Port.
Boringdon Terrace, Turnchapel, Plymouth, UK
A warm welcome, good food and fine ales awaits you at The Boringdon Arms.
The Boringdon is an 18th century traditional pub in the historic village of Turnchapel, We are situated in a quiet,, raised terrace only yards from the waterfront and Plymouth Yacht Haven Marina. You will be conveniently located for The Mountbatten watersports and activities centre and the diving school. The Mountbatten is also a pickup point for fishing trips and from here you can ride across Plymouth Sound in the water taxi to The Barbican and Plymouth City Centre. There are some beautiful walks on the headland around jennycliff beach. If you have dogs, they are allowed on the beach all year round. br / br / br / br / Our rooms, though nothing fancy, are pleasant, clean and comfortable. Your stay offers excellent value and you will be well looked after.
Colebrook, Plympton, Plymouth, UK
Located in Plymouth, Boringdon Hall Hotel is in the historical district and close to Saltram House. Additional area points of interest include Charles Church and National Maritime Aquarium.
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This 3 star property offers small meeting rooms, audio visual equipment, and business services. High speed (wired) Internet access (surcharge) is available in public areas. This Plymouth property has event space consisting of banquet facilities, conference/meeting rooms, and a ballroom.
Situated on the edge of the idyllic Dartmoor National Park and just five minutes from Plymouth, the 5-star Boringdon Hall Hotel and Spa features fantastic historic interiors and elegant rooms. All of Boringdon Hall Hotel's beautifully decorated rooms feature flat-screen LCD TVs, private bathrooms with luxury toiletries, and tea/coffee facilities. Rooms feature bright, modern decor, and some boast classic furnishings with carved wooden beds, antique furniture, and historic features. The Gallery Restaurant at Boringdon Hall Hotel and Spa provides a variety of traditional English cuisine in intimate, candlelit surroundings. Guests can relax at the Boringdon Bar, with its leather sofas, oak-panelled bar, and arched doorway.
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11-11-04, 23:04 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: can't get to access database..why?
hi..i'm a newbie and i need some help in mysql. i'm using mysql in redhat linux 9.
i have created a database inside mysql
however, when i logged into mysql as snort, i cannot access the snort database. why is it so?
plz help ...
11-12-04, 05:13 #2Registered User
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Most likely user snort has no access rights on the database. Try to use the Grant statement ot give user snort some rights over the database tables!
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I had grant priviliges to the snort user.
Host = localhost
User = snort
Password = snort
Select_priv = Y
Insert_priv = Y
Update_priv = Y
Delete_priv = Y
Create_priv = Y
Drop_priv = Y
Reload_priv = Y
Shutdown_priv = Y
Process_priv = Y
File_priv = Y
Grant_priv = Y
References_priv = Y
Index_priv = Y
Alter_priv = Y
but i'm not sure if the privileges i granted was relevant or not.
when i logged into mysql as snort user, it shows
#mysql -u snort
mysql> use snort
ERROR 1044: Access denied for user: '@localhost' to database 'snort'
i wondered if there's still other privileges that i havn't grant and i need to grant them?
thanx for helping ...
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When granting privileges I find it easier to use the grant command rather than a direct table edit.
you need to check the exact syntax in the help or manual pages but I think its something like ....
grant <privileges> on <database> to <user>.<host> indentified by <password>;
then you need to issue the "flush privileges;" command to force a reload of the security policies
this is not secure or reccomended for a production server but as and example
grant all on *.* to snort.% identified by 'snortpass';
flush privileges;
this grants all privileges to user snort from any host where snort is using a password of snortpass
You may need to add some single quotes around the userid.host, note use % as a wildcard
alternatively you could use
grant all on <table>.<database> to snort.localhost identified by 'snortpass';
remember the 'flush privileges;'
11-12-04, 11:37 #6Registered User
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well i did grant the privileges using the statement below
grant all on *.* to 'snort'@'localhost' identified by 'snort';
but i did not type "flush privileges;"
i guess that's where i went wrong
thanx for all the help !!!
i manage to log in mysql as snort user now ...


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No Spurs offer for Coupet
Lyon have 'categorically denied' receiving a bid from Tottenham for goalkeeper Gregory Coupet.
By Lewis Rutledge
Last Updated: 23/05/08 1:46pm
Lyon have 'categorically denied' receiving a bid from Tottenham for goalkeeper Gregory Coupet.
Spurs are expected to sign a keeper this summer after allowing Radek Cerny to join Queens Park Rangers and with uncertainty still surrounding the future of Paul Robinson.
Reports in France have suggested that Coupet could be on his way to White Hart Lane after this weekend's Coupe de France final.
Nice's Hugo Lloris is a transfer target for Lyon and if he arrives it would leave 35-year-old Coupet surplus to requirements.
However, Coupet is contracted to the club until 2010 and Lyon have insisted he will not be leaving.
"Lyon categorically deny having received any offer from the English club Tottenham about the transfer of Gregory Coupet," read a brief statement on the club's official website.
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Re: Boykin's from Meridian, MS
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Amy Boykin 9/29/12
Hi Amy, I haven't seen many postings in the last 3 years on the Boykin family located in MS. My g-g-g-g grandfather was John Boykin (abt.1735/1744 - 1836). He was born in VA and went to MS around the mid 1820s. He brought with him 5 children, all born in VA: Nancy b.1810, William H. b.1811, John Pittman b. 1813, Drury Debury b. 1818, Simon D. b. 1826.I am descended from Drury.Although, there are lots of documents on the Boykin family, very little seems to be known about this branch - I have yet to discover who the mother to these children were.Let me know if any of these names sound familiar to you. My group lived mainly in Hinds Co. Provide some dates and I'll see if any of your names can be found in any of my paperwork. Happy hunting - if you are just getting started - let me warn you - you are about to get really hooked on this stuff!Pam


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Thursday 22 April 1976
It was Thursday, under the sign of Taurus. The US president was Gerald Ford (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Milena Mayorga and Micha? Zew?akow.
In that special week of April people in US were listening to Disco Lady by Johnnie Taylor.
In UK Save Your Kisses For Me by Brotherhood Of Man was in the top 5 hits.
Stay Hungry, directed by Bob Rafelson, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1976
while Trinity by Leon Uris was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching The Ghosts of Motley Hall.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing The Amazing Maze Game or Colossal Cave Adventure.
But much more happened that day: find out below..
You can also have a look at the whole 1976 or at April 22 across the years.
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- Saints Soter and Caius
- Saint Leonidas (died 202)
- Brazil - Discovery Day.
- Saint Theodorus (d. 613)
Famous Birthdays:
- Milena Mayorga: Miss Universe - El Salvador (1996).
- Micha? Zew?akow: Polish footballer.
- Dan Cloutier: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
- Paul Henderson: Australian footballer.
- Michał Żewłakow: Polish footballer.
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- Frutuoso de Lima Viana: Composer, dies at 79.
- Barbara Walters becomes 1st female nightly network news anchor
- Director Ingmar Bergman leaves Sweden due to taxation.
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I keep hoping that at some point I will stop being surprised that some people are in leadership roles that shouldn't be. Or, that these same people who are in these roles are the ones telling others how to be better leaders. It is, however, a truly wonderful experience when you see someone in a leadership position that makes positive changes and shows growth in their leadership abilities. I have been lucky enough to witness this multiple times through my career.
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The sixth and final article in my series on Being a Better Boss is about using applied psychology in business management. Common sense is heavily depended upon by most managers when making decisions to solve problems but they seldom evaluate the success of using those hunches. Using your common sense …
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Every American deserves access to quality, affordable health care. It is crucial that we work together to make our health care system effective and efficient in order to serve all Americans. That is why I joined my colleagues in enacting the Affordable Care Act to reform our nation's health care system. The Affordable Care Act works to protect people's choice of doctors and health plans, as well as guarantee that Americans across the country have access to quality, stable, and affordable health care.
The Affordable Care Act contains many key reforms to our nation's health care system. This law contains the Patient's Bill of Rights, which implements critical consumer protections into the health care system and prevents insurers from discriminating against those with preexisting conditions. It also grants small businesses billions of dollars in tax credits to provide health care coverage for their employees. In addition, seniors are now saving money on prescription drugs and receiving free preventive care through Medicare. The Affordable Care Act also strengthens Medicare by combatting fraud and closing the Medicare Part D donut hole.
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- 105 million Americans have had a lifetime limit on their coverage eliminated.
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- 5.1 million seniors and people with disabilities have saved $3.2 billion on their prescription drugs.
To learn more about the Affordable Care Act, including the timeline of implementation, please visit: www.healthcare.gov.
In addition to ensuring that every American has access to quality and affordable care, we must fund cutting-edge research towards cures for diseases that take our loved ones away too soon, and disrupt everyday life. I recently introduced H.R. 619, the Collaborative Academic Research Efforts (CARE) for Tourette Syndrome Act, to expand and further coordinate efforts towards research at the National Institutes of Health for this often misunderstood and stigmatized disorder that impacts as many as one in one hundred Americans. While symptoms can be suppressed overtime, too many individuals, particularly children, face the everyday challenge of trying to manage tics whether at school or in various social settings. Through expanded and collaborative research, we can learn more about the cause and treatment of the disorder to help improve the lives of those individuals impacted by Tourette syndrome. To learn more about the CARE for Tourette Syndrome Act, please view my press release on H.R. 619.
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This week in Washington, I spoke out against the President's budget proposal and the CBO score of the Republican health care bill, attended markups in the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, the Foreign Affairs Committee, and the Western Hemisphere Subcommittee, and held a number of meetings.
While in Washington this week, I voted against legislation to repeal the Affordable Care Act and voted for an Omnibus appropriations package to fund the government through fiscal year (FY) 2017. I also attended a hearing on airline customer service, participated in a House Foreign Affairs Committee markup, and held a number of meetings.
(Washington, D.C.) – Congressman Sires issued the following statement regarding House Republicans' vote to repeal the Affordable Care Act:
(Washington, D.C.)- Congressman Sires released the following statement on the House Republicans' new amendment to the GOP plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act:
While in Washington this week, I participated in a number of hearings and markups reviewing bipartisan legislation and met with various groups to discuss issues important to residents of the 8th District.
(Washington, D.C.)- Congressman Sires released the following statement on Senate passage of H.J. Res. 43 to reduce access to Title X (family planning) services:
This week in Washington, I opposed efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act, called for an independent investigation into Russian interference, attended a roundtable, held meetings, and introduced legislation.
(Washington, D.C.) – Today, Congressman Sires issued the following statement after House Republicans failure to bring their Obamacare repeal bill to a vote:
"The overwhelming majority of Americans oppose the bill proposed by President Trump and House Republicans. Back in January, then President-elect Trump stated that his goal was to have 'insurance for everybody.' Rather than making sensible changes to our current health system, President Trump attempted to ram through a proposal that would work towards the opposite of his goal.
(Washington, D.C.)- Congressman Sires released the following statement on the analysis of the Republican healthcare bill issued by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO):


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Become an expert DJ in minutes with Groovemaker 2 for iPhone and iPad
You wouldn't normally think of an iPhone as the best piece of equipment for making music, but with Groovemaker 2 it actually becomes a powerful tool. Within a few seconds of picking up the app we had created a full-on dance loop, and within minutes we felt like professional DJs, switching between tracks, using filters and effects on the beats, and adjusting audio levels.
First and foremost, everything in Groovemaker 2 is enormously fun. You have up to eight tracks, each one with a different selection of dance riffs, beats and melodies. Each track has nine different sounds to choose from, and mixing them is a simple as tapping a square on the main screen.
But there's so much more to play with. Effects such Filter and Phazer help mix up the looping track, and you can buy more sounds within the app. Everything sounds professional, but it's really easy to create a unique mix in just a few seconds. There are a huge number of options to play with, and while it could do with a tips page when you first open the app, the learning curve isn't too steep.
It's expensive, but for those DJs who want to mix on the move, lovers of dance music, or those just willing to spend a bit to have some fun, Groovemaker 2 is an excellent option.
A fun but powerful way of making music that anyone can pick up and enjoy, but pros will also love.
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This took me a long time to review because although Fudge is an easy system to learn and has many options, this game has very subtle aspects and is a high-trust game for serious roleplayers and experienced gamemasters. The overview is you are in a sword-noir genre, so if you are familiar with the film noir genre and combine it with fantasy and maybe a dash of pulp this is an excellent place to start. Warning: there is no strong setting, and it really needs that in my opinion -- or at least something more than the reading list provided. The genre is strong and several examples are given, but this is part of game to create your own that I think needed a bit more guidance for GMs.
This pdf is tough to evaluate. On the one had, it has VERY LOW production value: zero art and lots of white space. A lot of the text and indeed the concept of the game are taken directly from Sword Noir, a very high production value pdf. Tales of Treachery's mechanics are its saving grace. It has what amounts to a die pool system using fudge dice, which I can't say I've seen before. And to be fair, the author does do his own delving into the Sword & Sorcery genre, adding to the material lifted from Sword Noir. I'd be much more enthusiastic about Tales of Treachery had I paid $1.99 for it, but it is a version of fudge/ FATE that I'd like to actually play, which says something.


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Little Gem Lettuce leaves hold all the classic flavors of a traditional Caesar salad with a kick of heat to bring it over the top. It's a mixed rustic salad in a large serving bowl to share with friends.
It's a lovely, elegant plated appetizer at a small dinner party.
It's a beautiful platter of hors d'oeuvres being passed at a cocktail party.
It's all of these things — no matter what you call it, how you serve it, or how you toss it — these Little Gem lettuce leaves are a mouthful of umami deliciousness! And how sweet is Little Gem Lettuce!? I know, right?
Little Gem lettuce can be described as a combination of Butter lettuce and Romaine lettuce — it's crisp like Romaine and subtly sweet and tender like Butter. Just one or two bites each, the tender leaves are the the perfect vehicle to hold a few tasty, light ingredients.The fresh lettuce drizzled with a homemade Caesar-esque dressing, with a punch of heat, and a sprinkling of crisp breadcrumbs, is a treat that will wow your guests . . . and you!
I've seen Little Gem lettuce at several major grocery stores, and Trader Joe's. Keep you eyes open!
- approximately 3 dozen Little Gem Lettuce leaves (about 4 heads), washed and dried
- approximately ½ of a large egg yolk (see notes)
- 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
- ½ teaspoon anchovy paste
- ¾ teaspoon honey
- ½ teaspoon Dijon mustard
- ½ teaspoon minced garlic
- ⅛ teaspoon cayenne pepper (use less if you don't want too much heat)
- ¼ cup extra virgin olive oil
- 1½ tablespoons finely grated Parmesan cheese
- sea salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste (Here's How to Season to Taste)
- approximately ½ cup toasted breadcrumbs (see notes)
- red pepper flakes
- thinly sliced lemon for garnish
- Spread the leaves out on a serving platter or small plates. Set aside.
- In a small bowl, combine the ½ egg yolk (don't worry about being exact!), with the lemon juice, anchovy paste, honey, mustard, garlic and cayenne. Whisk until smooth.
- Then whisking constantly, very slowly, in a steady stream, add the oil. Whisk until smooth and then add the Parmesan cheese. Season to taste with salt and pepper. (Here's How to Season to Taste.) Set aside.
- Add the bread crumbs to a small sauté pan and place it over medium-low heat. Shaking the pan every minute or so, cook just until they're golden, about 4 minutes. Set aside.
- Drizzle the leaves with the amount of dressing you like — I use a bit more than 1 tablespoon per dozen. Now sprinkle them with the bread crumbs evenly over the leaves. Finish with a sprinkling of the red pepper flakes — I only use a small amount as it will add a lot of heat.
- Garnish the platter with lemon slices and serve!
I used gluten-free breadcrumbs for my son with Celiac -- you can use any breadcrumbs you like.


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President-elect Donald Trump's top national security adviser has expressed a variety of contradictory opinions about affairs in the former Soviet Union, making it difficult to assess what policies the next White House administration may pursue in the region.
Trump has appointed Michael Flynn, a retired three-star general and former top intelligence official, as his national security adviser. Flynn has been Trump's closest foreign policy adviser since early in the presidential campaign. Other key posts like the heads of the Pentagon and State Department have yet to be named, but Flynn seems to enjoy a high level of Trump's trust and appears likely to be the most influential White House voice on foreign policy.
Flynn, as director of the Defense Intelligence Agency from 2012-4, was obliged to give an annual tour d'horizon of the perceived military threats to the U.S., but these tended to reflect Washington conventional wisdom. After being fired from that job, an unleashed Flynn became significantly more extreme -- and erratic -- in his views.
United States Secretary of State John Kerry has created a diplomatic stir in the Caucasus by arguing that the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan "aren't ready" to resolve their conflict over the contested territory of Nagorno Karabakh.
Kerry's remarks about Karabakh were made only offhandedly, in the context of a larger discussion about diplomacy and international negotiations. Discussing the recent deal over Iran's nuclear program, Kerry contrasted that situation -- where the parties were genuinely interested in a resolution because of the risks that failure would bring -- to the Caucasus.
"There are some frozen conflicts in the world today -- Nagorno-Karabakh, Azerbaijan-Armenia, where you can't quite see that right now because the leaders aren't ready, because the tensions aren't there," Kerry said. (Underscoring his pessimism, he contrasted Armenia and Azerbaijan unfavorably with the Palestine-Israel peace process, which he characterized as "difficult but you can see how you could get there if people made a certain set of decisions.")
More than 20 years after Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a cease fire to end the fighting over Karabakh, which ended Armenian forces in de facto control of Karabakh, the two sides seem farther apart than ever. And so to anyone following the Caucasus, Kerry's statement on Karabakh was not especially controversial, as the "tensions" that he referred to are mostly pushing in the direction of war, rather than peace.
Azerbaijan, suffering increasing public discontent as a result of a struggling economy, was able to rally citizens around the flag by launching an offensive in Karabakh in April. And in Armenia, radical nationalists staged a rebellion over the summer in order to pressure the government from conceding any ground to Azerbaijan over Karabakh.
One of Georgia's leading political figures has called for an American military base to be established in the country as part of his party's election campaign.
That proposal was made by Davit Usupashvili, the current speaker of parliament and leader of the Republican Party, in a televised debate ahead of next month's parliamentary elections.
The Republicans had already campaigned on enshrining the goal of NATO accession in the country's constitution in response to other parties' proposals to make Georgia formally neutral. Usupashvili has now upped the ante.
"Before Georgia actually joins NATO, the country has to take care that a U.S. military base is located on the territory of Georgia," he said, the news website Democracy and Freedom Watch reported. "When they talk about non-bloc status and legalizing Russian military bases in Georgia, our response should be the following: to redirect the policy in another direction, the location of U.S. or any other NATO member states' military base and we will fight for this."
The Republicans are part of the current ruling Georgian Dream coalition, but are competing separately in the upcoming elections. It's also worth noting that Usupashvili's wife and fellow party member is Tinatin Khidasheli, the recently departed defense minister.
The United States and Bulgaria will conduct joint air patrols for the first time under the NATO aegis, a new (albeit relatively mild) show of force by Washington in the Black Sea region.
The patrols will take place in mid-September, with two American F-15s patrolling alongside Bulgarian MiG-29s. "NATO takes its responsibility to ensure the safety and integrity of our airspace very seriously. This mission is a demonstration of solidarity and support for our ally Bulgaria," NATO Deputy Secretary General Alexander Vershbow said in a statement.
Recall that earlier this month Russia deployed S-400 air defense systems to Crimea in order to deter what some Russian officials called NATO's "air hooligans." That, in turn, followed a statement made at NATO's July summit in NATO that it would implement "appropriate measures, tailored to the Black Sea region" and that "options for a strengthened NATO air and maritime presence will be assessed."
And just last week, Russian air, sea, and land forces took part in snap drills around the Black and Caspian seas, which focused on air defense.
The White House wanted the United States military to monitor the 2010 massacres in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, with a drone, and the military's failure to do so had negative ramifications for future U.S. military operations in Sudan, Libya, and Syria, a new book reports.
"Within the White House," the Osh violence "triggered fears of a possible ethnic cleansing campaign to come, or even genocide," writes Rosa Brooks in her new book, How Everything Became War and the Military Became Everything: Tales from the Pentagon. At the time, Brooks was working as Counselor to the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, and she recounted getting a phone call from an acquaintance at the National Security Council. "With little preamble, he told me that Central Command needed to move a surveillance platform to a position from which it could monitor fast-breaking events in Kyrgyzstan," she writes.
The Pentagon blanched -- not because it didn't care about Kyrgyzstan, Brooks writes, but because the request didn't come through the proper chain of command, and a medium-level staffer couldn't approve something as weighty as deploying a military aircraft to a new country.
"My White House colleague was incredulous when I raised some of these concerns. 'We're talking about, like, one drone. You're telling me you can't call one colonel at CentCom and make this happen? Why the hell not? You guys' -- by which he meant the Pentagon writ large -- 'are always stonewalling us on everything. I'm calling you from the White House. The president wants to prevent genocide in Kyrgyzstan. Whatever happened to civilian control of the military?"
The United States will devote more military aid towards arming and equipping the Georgian armed forces, direct more training towards building combat skills, and help Georgia build a local training center oriented towards helping it defend itself rather than only deploying to Afghanistan.
The broad contours of the policy shift were laid out in a new agreement between the two countries announced during a visit to Tbilisi by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry earlier this month. On Monday, a U.S. embassy official in Tbilisi provided more details to The Bug Pit.
"Much like in the U.S. Army, where we've focused on deployment requirements for several years, there's been a certain level of atrophy in the core warfighting capabilities, so much of our security assistance over the next few years will address those areas: territorial defense capabilities and readiness," the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
Russia has announced the deployment of more advanced air defense systems to Crimea, a move to protect the region from what one official called NATO's "air hooligans."
In August, the18th anti-aircraft missile regiment of the 31st Air Defense Division, based in Feodosia, will be equipped with Russia's top-of-the-line S-400 Triumf air defense system. It's yet a further buildup of Russia's defenses along its southwestern border against what it sees as a hostile western military threat in the Black Sea. This would complement Russia's system of land-based anti-ship missile defenses along the Black Sea, which already effectively let Russia control the surface of the sea.
"Placing the S-400 air defense system on duty in Crimea effectively locks down the Crimean sky against any attack from the air. The very fact of the placement of this advanced air defense system in Crimea will keep honest all NATO aviation based in the Black Sea region," said Crimea's vice premier, Ruslan Balbek.
The deployment is most likely directed against the United States as the only air force likely to threaten Crimea by air, said retired Colonel General Igor Maltsev, a former commander of Russia's air defense force.
An adviser to American presidential candidate Donald Trump has criticized United States policy in Central Asia as unnecessarily antagonistic, giving a rare glimpse into what a Trump presidency could mean for U.S. relations in the region.
The adviser, Carter Page, spoke Thursday in Moscow, and the main theme of the talk was that Russia and China have more successfully pursued their interests in Central Asia because they deal on the basis of "respect, equality and mutual benefit." That, he argued, was one of the reasons for the flourishing of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Central Asia.
Page contrasted that with the American approach, which he said was characterized by books like "Chaos, Violence, Dynasty," and "Predatory Regimes." (He was referring, apparently, to academic monographs by Eric McGlinchey and Scott Radnitz.) This, Page argued, was evidence of "nakedly emotional approaches to news, often involving expressions of opinion and lacking verification of factual assertion" which typified "mainstream western discourse" on Central Asia.
The United States is shifting its military assistance to Georgia to help the country defend itself instead of preparing it for international deployments, with a new agreement signed by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in Tbilisi.
The agreement "defines our security partnership and the steps we will take together to further Georgia's reliance and its resilience and its self-defense capabilities," Kerry said Wednesday at a press conference with Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili.
U.S. military aid has until recently largely been focused on making the country interoperable with NATO members' militaries, as well as lighter and more efficient in order to be more readily deployable to U.S. and European military operations abroad. That meant, for example, American soldiers were training their Georgian counterparts on how to run a checkpoint or patrol a village rather than helping them get the anti-tank or anti-aircraft weapons they would need in a war in Georgia. This allowed Georgia to ingratiate itself with its American and NATO partners, but obviously carried risks given that the country believes it is at threat from Russian attack.
"There was a tacit understanding that Georgian participation in Afghanistan had combat training that made Georgian soldiers better equipped for territorial defense, but the training wasn't territorial defense per se, or even combined arms. They definitely got into combat situations in Afghanistan, but the transferability of skills was inexact," said Michael Cecire, a Caucasus defense analyst and associate scholar at the Foreign Policy Research Institute, in an email interview with The Bug Pit.
The U.S.'s primary interests in Central Asia are making sure the region doesn't become a terrorist sanctuary and protecting it from Russian influence, a senior State Department official has testified. The statement suggests a shift in Washington (rhetorically, at least) toward a Central Asia policy oriented toward security and away from political reforms and human rights.
U.S. official statements about Central Asia policy usually describe Washington's interests as threefold: promoting political and economic reform, developing the region's oil and gas resources, and improving security. The introduction to the testimony of Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs Daniel Rosenblum at a congressional hearing last year was typical:
Since the fall of the Soviet Union nearly 25 years ago, the United States has supported the sovereignty, territorial integrity, and independence of the states of Central Asia, while also promoting the political and economic reforms that can ensure their long-term stability and prosperity. U.S. security is directly tied to a stable Central Asia. Central Asia's energy resources and transport corridors can help drive regional and global economic growth in the decades to come. And some of Central Asia's most serious challenges – such as transnational crime, terrorism, violent extremism, and climate change – affect our national interests as well, and require us to work closely together with them.
Since the fall of the Soviet Union nearly 25 years ago, the United States has supported the sovereignty, territorial integrity, and independence of the states of Central Asia, while also promoting the political and economic reforms that can ensure their long-term stability and prosperity. U.S. security is directly tied to a stable Central Asia. Central Asia's energy resources and transport corridors can help drive regional and global economic growth in the decades to come. And some of Central Asia's most serious challenges – such as transnational crime, terrorism, violent extremism, and climate change – affect our national interests as well, and require us to work closely together with them.
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How to take care of your smartphone's battery in the summer heat
TORONTO – Summer is finally here and who to accompany you on all of your outdoor adventures than your smartphone?
But sadly our trusty tech companions are not built for baking in the sun.
Anyone who has left their phone out in the sun has seen the infamous "Your phone needs to cool down" message at one time or another.
Smartphones should not be left in direct sunlight or extreme heat for too long – this includes leaving your phone in a hot car, using it to blast tunes while you frolic on the beach, or even bringing it along for your outdoor workout (especially if its touching your sweaty body).
READ MORE: Smartphones may not work in extreme cold weather
Lithium-ion batteries are most comfortable at about 32-degrees Fahrenheit (0-degrees Celsius), which is good for us Canadians. But as the mercury rises in the dead of the summer our phones become more vulnerable.
Right away you will notice that the hotter your phone gets, the faster the battery dies.
But heat exposure can damage your phone's battery permanently.
At an average temperature of 0-degrees Celsius a lithium-ion battery should lose about six per cent of its maximum capacity per year.
That number jumps to 20 per cent at an average temperature of 25-degrees Celsius.
Pro tip: Don't leave your phone in direct sunlight if you need it while outside. Something as simple as leaving it in the shade will help prevent overheating. If it's especially hot outside, you may also want to avoid keeping your phone in your pocket.
If you do get an overheating warning on your phone, it's best to get it out of the heat or sun as soon as possible to let it cool down.
Most phones will become unusable until they cool down.
However, it's not recommended you put your phone in the freezer to speed up the process.
Pro tip: Your phone's battery heats up faster the more apps and features you have running. Try turning off any battery-consuming features (like BlueTooth, or Wi-Fi) if you don't need them, and shut down apps that you aren't using while outside for better battery performance.
However, if you notice your phone is overheating too often, it might be best to get the battery tested by a professional.
Some smartphones have reputations for overheating while charging – this is usually a sign of a battery issue.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Film with fantastic direction of Aaron Woolfolk. This movie was presented in 2009, with original production from USA. You can watch The Harimaya Bridge online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2009.
Rating: 5 by 150 users./
Runtime: 120 minutes
Bennet Guillory, Saki Takaoka, Misa Shimizu, Danny Glover, Victor Grant, Sakura Thomas, Misono, Hajime Yamazaki, Miho Shiraishi, Honoka Ishibashi, Yukiko Kashiwagi, Toshiyuki Kitami, Peter Coyote, A'da Alison Woolfolk, Junkichi Orimoto and Akira Hamada.
120-minute film (full movie) directed by Aaron Woolfolk.
The original audio of The Harimaya Bridge has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2009.
Screenplay written by Aaron Woolfolk.
Masao Nakabori.
James Lane, Naoshi Yoda, Tim Harms, John Kim, Muneyuki Kii, Lee Rudnicki, Ko Mori, Chikako Nakabayashi, Aaron Woolfolk, Tatsuya Kimura and Danny Glover.
This film was produced and / or financed by Laterna, SSD, Booster Project and Eleven Arts.
Composed by Kazunori Maruyama.
SSD, Eleven Arts, T-Joy and Gravitas Ventures.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie The Harimaya Bridge has a duration of 120 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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ICMS International Scholarship 2016 In Australia
February 27, 2016 | Category: Scholarship | Posted By - Saifuddin Nayeem | 0 Comments
The International College of Management, Sydney (ICMS) is satisfied to offer a universal grant for understudy who will be starting their studies in May 2016. Candidates must apply to begin a four year certification program.
ICMS mission is to furnish candidate with an excellent instruction and the greatly esteemed abilities set to pick up a focused edge and surpass industry desires in today's employment market.
The International College of Management, Sydney (ICMS) is a main business college, offering an equalization of administration and pragmatic preparing inside of a society of advancement and entrepreneurialism. The International College of Management is a group of researchers, industry experts and understudies cooperating to create pioneers in business, occasions, friendliness, global business, universal tourism, property and games administration.
Candidates must have International Baccalaureate – IB Diploma with a score of 24. IELTS score ought to be: Overall 6.0; Writing 5.5; Speaking 5.5.
Course Level: Scholarship is granted to understudies for four year college education program.
Study Subject(s): Scholarships are offered in differing fields to help understudies in overhauling their training.
List of Subjects: Hospitality Management, International Tourism, Event Management, Business Management, Sports Management and Property Management.
Grant Award: The grant is to the aggregate estimation of around AU$ 25,000 and halfway grants might be honored. Fractional grants won't be under $10,000 and might be connected to the grant beneficiary's educational cost and/or convenience.
Grant can be taken at: Australia
Qualification: To be qualified candidates:
- All candidates must hold a global identification. This bars double natives of Australia and somewhere else, perpetual inhabitants and provisional occupants.
- A grant to an International understudy who will be initiating their learns at ICMS in May 2016.
Nationality: International understudies can apply for this ICMS Scholarship.
Admission Requirement
Passageway Requirement: Applicants must have International Baccalaureate – IB Diploma with a score of 24. They should have A-Level Examinations (Cambridge International or Edexcel GCE) – total score of 10 or higher (Note: Score depends on the best three Advanced Level subjects in one sitting where A*=6, A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1. Two AS Leel subjects might be substituted for one A Level subject.).
Test Requirement: ICMS likewise acknowledges the accompanying capabilities and related English grade as meeting the English Proficiency prerequisites for section into advanced education courses (undergrad):
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Tyron Woodley remains the UFC's welterweight champ, following UFC 209 on Saturday, but fans are buzzing about his rematch with Stephen Thompson for all the wrong reasons.
The main event fight featured far less action than their first encounter at UFC 205 in November, which saw Woodley retain the belt via a majority draw. Although Woodley swarmed Thompson in round five and appeared to have him badly hurt, the champ's performance was not the dominant one he planned to showcase.
Afterwards, Woodley was asked for his take on why the fight was so short on exchanges, and here's some of what he had to say (quote via MMA Fighting):
"I want to see Dana get in there and fight 'Wonderboy,'" Woodley said. "Watch everybody else who walked in there (against him). Watch Patrick Cote, watch Robert Whittaker, watch all these guys that thought they were just going to bulldoze him and they disrespected his style. I did the opposite, I embraced his style.
"You can't disrespect that style. What happens is you think you've got it figured out, and kicks and punches come from weird angles, and you find yourself without [the UFC title] and you find yourself knocked out. So, I know this is a sport where you guys love to see knockouts, you love to see the gore, you love to see blood, guys getting beat up and then they find a way to come back. I love watching it as well. But guess what? I love being the world champion, and sometimes it's not the sexiest fight on Earth."
There's no question that Thompson's a ridiculously dangerous fighter, due to his striking game, agility and footwork. But, that's likely not going to prevent a lot of folks from arguing that Woodley played it way too conservative for good portions of the bout. That said, according to Fight Metric, Woodley landed more significant strikes that Thompson, and more strikes total.
It's going to be interesting to see what kind of buzz there is for Woodley's next bout.


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Jockey Stewart Elliott won his first Southern California riding title, while Hall of Famer Bob Baffert and Doug O'Neill shared training honors at the Los Angeles County Fair meet at Los Alamitos Race Course, which concluded Sept. 25.
Baffert and O'Neill finished the season with five victories apiece. It was the fifth meet since Thoroughbred racing returned to Los Alamitos in July 2014 that O'Neill has either been the sole leader or co-leader, while Baffert has led or shared the crown three times.
Elliott, 51, finished with 12 wins in 49 starts, two more than runner-up Santiago Gonzalez.
The Canadian-born Elliott was a three-time leading rider (2001-03) at the former Philadelphia Park—now known as Parx Racing—and also topped the standings at the Meadowlands in 2004.
"Coming into the meet, my agent (Mark North) told me things looked real good," Elliott said. "It helped to get off to a fast start, winning three opening day (Sept. 8) and then two the next day.
"The spring meet was the first time I rode on this track, which has a little different shape, and it is just a matter of getting used to it. I think this definitely gives us momentum going into Santa Anita.''
The meet ended with a decline in average daily handle.
Through Sunday, the average all-sources handle was an estimated $3,918,306 compared with $4,110,983 in 2015. Last year's fall season was 10 days, two fewer than 2016, as Santa Anita Park raced on the corresponding weekend 12 months ago.
Complete figures for the meet will be available later in the week.
Although the numbers increased in the final week of the season, average field size declined slightly over the previous year, dropping from 7.64 starters per race to 7.33 in 2016.
"It's all about the product you put out on the racetrack and for this meet, it was hard,'' said Brad McKinzie, vice president and general manager of the Los Alamitos' Thoroughbred racing. "This was the toughest fall meet we've had in terms of entries.
"We had a very good day (Sept. 24) because we put a good product out on the track. This meet almost mirrored our spring (April 14-May 1) meet. We started off slow, got better, and our third and final week was the best.
"Even with the short fields, the racing was good. I don't know if it was just me, but we had more close finishes than I could remember and the Los Alamitos Derby (gr. II) was a good race.''
Thoroughbred racing will return to Los Alamitos in December. The eight-day season will begin Dec. 8 and continue through Dec. 18.
McKinzie said the Dec. 10 program will offer a pair of grade I races for 2-year-olds—the Los Alamitos Futurity and the Starlet for fillies.
Both the Futurity and the Starlet are holdovers from the previous two winter meets at Los Alamitos, after being run previously (1981-2013) at the now-closed Hollywood Park.


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Arsenal made it six points from six after crushing Portsmouth 4-0 at Highbury.Arsenal made it six points from six over the festive period after cruising to a comfortable 4-0 victory over Portsmouth at Highbury.
The Gunners looked back to something like their best but were aided by a woefully inept performance from Pompey who were never in the game after conceding two goals inside the first 15 minutes.
It was Dennis Bergkamp and Jose Antonio Reyes who did the early damage and Thierry Henry added a brace of his own to kill the game and complete the scoring before the break.
Arsenal looked in the mood right from the first whistle and had just to wait until the seventh minute to open the scoring.
Mathieu Flamini beat Aliou Cisse, perhaps understandably a little sluggish after being thrown back into the action after a lengthy lay-off, to Richard Hughes' slack pass, allowing the Frenchman to launch a trademark Arsenal counter. Flamini released Reyes who skinned Andy Griffin before delivering the perfect low centre for Bergkamp to slot home for his first league goal of the campaign and the 200th league strike of his career.
Six minutes later the lead was doubled as Pompey's fragile-looking backline was breached again. A simple long ball over the top from Kolo Toure set Henry on his way and the mercurial striker lost Andy O'Brien with a sharp turn in the box before laying the ball on a plate for Reyes who slotted high past Ashdown first-time.
The Gunners, looking a lot more like the slick, fluid outfit of the past few seasons, were threatening to completely overrun their disjointed opponents who appeared troubled by every home attack.
Robert Pires was in particularly eye-catching form, perhaps mindful of the contract talks to decide his Highbury future scheduled for next week.
A third, which looked possible at any time, eventually arrived on 37 minutes with Henry ending his own mini goal-drought.
Flamini once again cut the centre of Pompey's defence asunder with one simple, precise ball and Henry, gliding in behind the statuesque Brian Priske, rounded Ashdown before slotting home from an acute angle with his left for a first goal in five games.
With Tresor Lomana Lua Lua ploughing a loan furrow up front, the visitors offered virtually nothing as an attacking force and went in four down at the interval as they were yet again caught square at the back.
This time it was Henry releasing Pires who advanced into box before squaring unselfishly for Reyes. As the Spaniard prepared to side-foot home he was shoved in the back by Griffin and referee Mark Clattenburg pointed to the spot.
Henry, to sum up an utterly dominant Arsenal display, proceeded to dink home the resultant spot-kick with Ashdown diving the wrong way.
Unsurprisingly the hosts appeared to take their foot off the pedal after the break, although the introduction of a second frontman in the shape of Svetoslav Todorov seemed to give Arsene Wenger's men a little more to think about.
However, Arsenal nearly created a headache of their own shortly before the hour mark when Reyes was more than a little lucky not to see some kind of card after kicking out impetuously at John Viafara following a heavy challenge.
Lua Lua came close to reducing the arrears with a superb individual effort on the hour mark, twisting and turning on the edge of the box before unleashing a fine effort that looped over Lehmann and cannoned off bar.
Arsenal responded instantly with Pires capitalising on a Vignal mistake to square for Bergkamp who was denied by an effective if unconvincing Ashdown save.
In truth the game then drifted into something of a training exercise with Arsenal hardly breaking sweat in the latter stages and Pompey seemingly happy to limit the damage to just four.
But while the North Londoners walked off satisfied at the end having won at a canter, Pompey boss Harry Redknapp will know he has much wheeling and dealing to do in January if he is to galvanise what looks a demoralised squad into one capable of fending off the drop.
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Rare and Valuable Plant Species
Premna octonervia Merr. & Metc.
Small tree, branchlets puberulent to none. Leaves ovate-oblong to ovate, margin entire; lateral veins 6-8 pairs, sparsely puberulent. Inflorescences sparsely puberulent; calyx somewhat 4- or 5-lobed; corolla greenish-white, tube glabrous outside, villous in throat inside. Fruit globose, dark purple.
Tristellateia australasiae A. Richard
Malpighiaceae evergreen woody vines; leaves long-oblong, pinnate; inflorescence raceme, terminal, bright yellow; stamens 5 long and 5 short, style red; long pedicel joint at lower part. Fruit a brown, starry winged samara.
Zanthoxylum pistaciiflorum Hayata.
A Rutaceae small tree; poisonous, bark reddish gray, slightly rounded lenticels convex and crack; leaves 3-foliolate, terminal largest, leaflets rhombus or obovate-oblong, the margins crenate-serrate, chartaceous; inflorescence axillary, calyx, petals, stamen and pistil all in 5; cordate anther, tiny balls on tip. Seeds sheen, black.
Excoecaria agallocha L.
Euphorbiaceous evergreen tree, secreting white milk stimulant. Single leaves alternate, margin entire or crenate, elliptic or ovate; monoecious, inflorescence axillary or terminal spikes; female at base; calyx 3, 3-lobed ovary, no petal, radiate; 1-3 stamen flowers every petal, calyx and stamen all in 3; seeds subglobose, 3-lobed.
Cryptocarya elliptifolia Merr.
Lauraceae. Branchlets glabrous. Solitary leaves alternate, ovate-elliptic, glabrous, coriaceous, 3 main veins at base, lateral veins 5-6 pairs, reticulate veinlets prominent. Inflorescences paniculate, axillary, perianth elliptic-obovate, hirsute. Fruit globose, wrapped by perianth.
Neolitsea daibuensis Kamikoti.
Lauraceae Neolitsea. Branchlets glabrous; buds glabrous, imbricate-scaled, sparsely hirsute. Leaves ovate or ovate-lanceolate, leaflets grayish white then turn green, polished. Tepals: castaneous when pubescent, no margin hair.
Syzygium tripinnatum (Blanco) Merr
Myrtaceae. Branches glabrous, branchlets compressed. Leaves chartaceous, ovate-lanceolate or oblong, 8.5-11.5 cm long, caudate at apex, lateral veins 8-11 pairs; petioles 5-7 mm long. Fruit elliptic.
Vaccinium wrightii Gray var.
Ericaceae. Young branchlets glabrous or sparsely pubescent. Leaves thick chartaceous, ovate to oblong or rhombic-oblong, 3-5 cm long, apex acuminate, margin serrate, glabrous and green on both surfaces, lateral veins 3 or 4 pairs; petiole ca. 2 mm long, slightly pubescent. Racemes pubescent; pedicel 5-8 mm long, corolla campanulate-cylindric, glabrous. Fruit a globose berry.
Podocarpus macrophyllus (Thunb.) Sweet var. macrophyllus
Leaves linear, 7-10 mm wide, acute at the apex, sparely rounded, narrowing gradually at the base. Staminate cones 3-5 in clusters.
Osteomeles anthyllidifolia Lindl. var. subrotunda (C. Koch) Masamune
A Rosaceae Osteomeles small shrub; stems pubescent when young. Leaflets oblique, ovate or elliptic, sessile, hirsute on both surfaces. White flowers terminal corymbs or cymes; calyx, petal, carpel, style all in 5, calyx contorted persistent, stamen 15-20, carpel sparsely joined, pistils and styles separated. Fruit a small pome, 5 nuts inside.
Neolitsea parvigemma (Hayata) Kanehira & Sasaki.
Laraceae. Branchlets and bud scales glabrous. Leaves ovate-oblong to obovate-oblong, glaucous and glabrous beneath.
Millettia pulchra Kurz. var. microphylla
A small tree or big shrub, branches thinly grayish villose. Leaves odd-pinnate, terminal leaflets oblong-lanceolate, 1-1.5 cm long, 5-8 cm wide. Flowers axillary racemes or terminal panicles, calyx campanulate, 5-lobed, above 2 joined, bottom one longest, petal butterfly-like, reddish purple. Pods oblong, 4-8 cm long, dehiscent.
Corylopsis pauciflora Sieb. & Zucc.
A Hamamelidaceae Corylopsis deciduous shrub or small tree. Leaves mostly ovate, serrate margin, 7 cm long, 3.5 cm wide, petioles pubescent, base obtuse to rounded-cordate, lateral veins 6-8 pairs. Imperfect flowers, yellow hanging spikes, axillary; calyx, petal, stamen in 5, ovary beneath, 2 cells. Fruit broad obovate.
Podocarpus macrophyllus (Thunb.) Sweet. var. maki Siev. & Zucc.
Leaves similar to Podocarpus macrophyllus (Thunb.) Sweet var. macrophyllus, but 3-7 mm wide, sharply or narrowing acute at the apex.
Hypericum geminiflorum Hemsl. var. simplicistylum (Hayata) Robson
A Clusiaceae shrub, up to 40 cm high. Branches glabrous, black or red glands, rounded; branchlets erect or oblique, slightly compressed. Leaves nearly elliptic, veins obscure, gray glands, base sagittate, sessile. Fruit 5-8 mm long. Seeds narrowly ovoid-conic; petals and stamen deciduous when capsules mature.
Aphanamixis polystachya (Wall.) R. N. Parker.
A Meliaceae small tree or shrub. Leaves pinnately compound; leaflets oblique. Pistil flower spike; staminate panicle, calyx 5-lobed; petals 3, fused in the lower half to the staminal tube, stamens 3-8, tube-like, ovary 3- or 4-celled, 3-angled stigma.
Photinia lasiopetala Hayata.
A Rosaceae evergreen woody. Stem no thorn. Leaves oblanceolate-oblong, the base cuneate, solitary alternate, petioles subulate. Inflorescence terminal corymb-paniculate, calyx fused to ovary in lower half, persistent; petals broadly obovate, the base pubescent; stamen 20 or above; ovary lower, 2- to 5-celled, 2 ovules each. Pome small.
Photnia ludica (Decne.) Schneider
A Rosaceae evergreen woody. Stem no thorn. Leaves narrowly obovate, gradually cuneate-attenuate at base, solitary alternate, petioles subulate. Inflorescence terminal corymb-paniculate, petals orbicular, calyx and petals in 5, calyx fused to ovary in lower half, persistent; stamen 20 or above; ovary lower, 2- to 5-celled, 2 ovules each. Pome small.
Cycas taitungensis Shen, Hill, Tsou & Chen.
A Cycadaceae evergreen tree-like palm, up to 5 meter high. Leaves simply pinnate terminal, 2 m long, leaflets linear 3-7 cm long; dioecious, male cone ovoid-cylindrical, nearly 50 cm long; female sporophylls heavily tomentose, 25 cm long, spade-like, corn scales leaf-like, ovary 2-4 on long stalk. Seeds compressed obovate, 4.5 cm long.
Acer buergerianum Miq. var. formosanum (Hayata) Sasaki
A Taiwan endemic variation. Leaves obovate to broad elliptic, rounded or slightly cordate at base, 3-lobed near apex. Flowering in March and April, yellowish green. Samara ripe in July and August, yellowish brown.
Excoecaria formosana (Hayata) Hayata
An Euphorbiaceae evergreen tree, secreting stimulant white milk. Solitary alternate, entire or crenate-serrate, near coriaceous, opposite, oblong-lanceolate. Monoecious, spikes axillary or terminal, pistil flowers at the base, calyx 3, ovary 3; no petal, radial; stamen flowers 1-3 every bud, calyx and stamen in 3. Capsules globose, 3-lobed.
Vaccinium wrightii Gray
An Ericaceae Taiwan endemic variation; young branches glabrous or hirsute. Leaves thick, chartaceous, ovate, rhomboid, oblong or so, 1.5-2 cm long, 1-1.5 cm wide, apex acute, serrate margin, glabrate and green on both sides, lateral veins 3-4 pairs, petiole 2 cm long, pubescent. Inflorescence pubescent, pedicel 5-8 cm long, corolla glabrate. Fruits globose.
Fagus hayatae Palib.
A Fagaceae deciduous tree, bark gray-white glabrous. Young leaves back veins and perianth in golden hair; leaves elliptic to ovate, serrate margin, parallel veins 7-10 pairs. Monoecious, staminate inflorescence 4 to 6 in early April, bunch fused into a tube; pistillate flowers only 1-2. Cupules globose-ovoid, soft-thorn, nuts 2, 3-winged.
Pentapanax castanopsiscola Hayata.
An Araliaceae Pentapanax scandent shrubs. Leaves simple-pinnate, leaflets 5-7, ovate, crenate in upper half, lateral veins 10-15 pairs. Flowers bisexual or polygamous, umbellate; calyx, petals, stamens all in 5. Fruit compressed globose.
Pyracantha koidzumii (Hayata) Rehder
A Roasceae Pyracantha evergreen shrub; branches thrones. Leaves 3-5 verticillate on branchlets, oblong to obovate, emarginated but mucronate at the tip, the base cuneate, entire. Flowers in terminal panicle or corymbs. Fruits globose, red when ripe.
Cynanchum formosanum (Maxim.) Hemsl.
An Asclepiadaceae twining shrub. Leaves coriaceous or chartaceous, oblong or elliptic, 3-8 cm long, apex acute, stipule-like leaves in the axils. Inforescences few-flowered cymes; peduncles 1-1.6 cm long, ciliate; corolla light green mixed with brown.
Taiwania cryptomerioides Hay.
A Taiwania Hayata large evergreen tree, trunk erect, dome-shaped crown; Leaves on old branches scale, on young branches linear, sharply pointed. Male flowers cluster terminating the branchlets, female solitary. Cones ovate or oblong; seed scales compressed kidney, coriaceous, central ridged; seeds flattened, narrow wings on both sides.
Calocedrus macrolepis Kurz var. formosana ( Florin) W. C. Cheng & L. K. Fu
Taiwan Incense Cedar
A Cupressaceae Calocedrus evergreen tree, trunk straight, dome-shaped crown; bark reddish brown; rasin light red to yellowish-brown. Leaves scale, linear. Monoecious. Corns woody, oblong; seeds 2 winged.
Syzygium formosanum ( Hay.)Mori.
Myraceae, branchlets slender, glabrous. Leaves coriaceous, elliptic, oblong or obovate, 6 cm long, acuminate at apex, acute or attenuate at base; lateral veins distinct, about 22 pairs; petioles 8-12 mm long. Fruit globose.
Alyxiz insularis Kanehira & Sasaki.
An Apocynaceae alyxia twining shrub. Leaves verticillate and pinnate, thick coriaceous, obovate-lanceolate, 2-2.5 cm long, attenuate apex, lateral veins inconspicuous. Flowers in cymes; corolla tube, tepals fold towards left; stamen on corolla tube. Drupe or berry, ellipsoid.
Keteleeria davidiana var. formosana (Hayata) Hayata
A Pinaceae Keteleeria large evergreen tree; bark dark gray; dome-shaped crown; oily resin from wounded trunks. Leaves linear, midrib keeled, margins revolute, alternate in 2 lines. Monoecious; male flowers cluster in terminal; flowering in March. Cones solitary, erect, cylindric-oblong.
Paulownia x taiwaniana T. W. Hu & H. J. Chang
A Scrophulariaceae Paulownia tree; stems and branches glabrescent. Leaves pinnate, widely ovate, margins rarely entire, palm veins, pubescent. Inflorescence pyramidal, ultimate cyme; calyx, petals in 5; corolla light purple tubes with deep violet spots on yellow throat; 2 strong stamen, anthers disconnected. Capsule dehiscent at back.
Hypericum formosanum Maxim.
A Hypericum shrub, glabrous, with black or red glands; old branches 2-lined. Leaves ovate to elliptic, veins inconspicuous, pinnate or reticulate, with pale glandular dots, base cuneate to rounded, separated from stem. Bisexual, yellow, solitary or cyme. Petals and stamen off when capsule mature; seeds with terminal expansion.
Pasania formosana (Skan) Schott.
A Fagaceae pasania medium-sized tree. Leaves entire, revolute, rounded or obtuse at apex, oblong-obovate or narrow-obovate. Flowers in Feb. to March; stamens 8-12. Nuts conic, wrapped at base.
Taxus celebica Li
Taiwan Yew
Taxaceae taxus, with reddish scaly bark, vertical stripes, peeled off in irregular flakes, trunk left with cloudy marks and fingerprint rings. Leaves linear-lanceolate, with 2 tawny yellow bands beneath. Seeds mature in Nov., ovoid, enclosed in a red fleshy scarlet.
Ormosia formosana Kanehira.
A Leguminosae ormosia tree, young branchlets hirsute. Leaves odd-pinnate, leaflets 3-7, the Parietal lamina obovate to obovate-lanceolate. Flowers terminal raceme; calyx campanulate, 5-lobed, first 2 shorter, petals butterfly-like, a pair of asymmetrical ears at base; stamen 10. Capsules large, woody; seed coat scarlet.
Pittosporum pentandrum (Blanco) Merr.
A small tree or shrub; branchlets pubescent. Leaves obovate-lanceolate or elliptic lanceolate, 11 cm long, 4 cm wide, acute at both ends. Inflorescence in terminal, panicles. Capsule 2-valved.
Liodendron formosanum (Kanehira & Sasaki)
An Euphorbiaceae Homonoia riparia tree. Leaves alternate, thin-coriaceous, elliptic to oblong-ovate, the apex acuminate, the margins entire to crenulate-serrulate. Flowers in March to April, dioecious, axillary; male inflorescence raceme; female solitary. Drupes appressed pubescent.


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