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Introduction to Apache Wicket, a novel java web application framework.
I'd also like to open a debate about the general preferences towards either functional programming, object-oriented programming, or the use of content management systems.
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Benjamin Paige -- Jack of all trades, master of fun.
Hailing from more of a computer science background, writing image processing software in C++ and C#, though since has traded much algorithm implementation for software design.
Is dedicated to excelling in the HTML 5 race, only to look down upon the current app generation with bitter disgust.
Day job: Cubicle, like google but without the inherent notoriety, exorbitant amenities and cutting-edge innovations. You may know it as the Department of Environmental Conservation for New York State.
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Rooms, services Should you be looking for a apartment in Portugal, we suggest you take a look at the offers of Monte Gordo Hotel Apartamentos & SPA Monte Gordo. The apartment is welcoming all guests in Monte Gordo with 22 comfortable rooms to stay in. The apartment is offering you freshly prepared fine local meals in its restaurant every day. Parking is availably nearby for those arriving by car. Car rental service and organized city tours will help you discover the most important attractions. If you love spending your leisure time actively it may be a good idea to check the bike rental, water ski, diving, sailing, surfing and boat rental opportunities nearby. Should you want to do sports while you are on travel, you may also take the services offered by the gym. Upon preliminary request airport transfer is available. For meetings and nice evening chats the local bar will provide an ideal location. In the safe you can secure your valuables. If you wish to learn more about the exact scope of services provided by Monte Gordo Hotel Apartamentos & SPA Monte Gordo (including those available for an extra fee) or about the equipment of the rooms, you can find the complete list on the information sheet below.
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Have you ever tried Amiga Module Tracker or PC Scream tracker?
These programs make sound by sending out digitized sample
at diffenrent pitch ( i.e. Digital -> Analogue Convert )
Trakers are different essencially from FM synth (such as ROL,CMF),
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GTS has the same function,but there is some differences.
* First,you can input your own music graphically.
this idea is mainly from Macintosh programs
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The item did not arrive until 3 days after the latest quoted delivery date. However, since this was the beginning of January, I will accept that delays are inevitable. However, the product was sold at a good price and I could not find an identical product anywhere else.
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Shanghai, Zhong Guo (PressExposure) April 06, 2013 -- Pozeen today announced full cutoff LED wall pack, which features 90LPW, 84CRI, 5000K and 5 years warranty.
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Dr Gonzalez about Enzyme Treatment Cancer Cure
Thématique: Carol Alt
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Dr Gonzalez about Enzyme Treatment Cancer Cure
Thématique: Carol Alt
Carol Alt
what? fox news actually allowed this interview to air?
This has been known for the past 100 years. And yet the Medical Mafia insists on using a method of treatment that does more harm and kills more people. But it is a treatment that makes them the most money. The Criminal Medical Mafia's perspective on Health care is Money care, because money is all they care about. They are only concerned about meeting their bottom line … "Profits!" If they were serious about saving lives and providing sound Health care services than they would be championing Dr. Gonzalez's work as the alternative treatment for curing cancer.
Is he referring to Pancreatin? I use it for digestive reasons. Unreal something so simple can do so much!
Everyone should know about this, even if they choose not to try it, they need to have the option to choose or not to choose. Help me to share this with those you know.
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Brendan Fraser needs Harrison Ford's help, badly.
At least he will in the upcoming drama he's planning to star in alongside Ford, based on the true story of biotech executive John Crowley, who took research and development into his own hands when two of his children were diagnosed with a fatal neuromuscular disorder in 1998.
Fraser will play the family man who's desperate to discover a cure and Ford is on board to play the oddball scientific genius whom Fraser turns to for the pioneering treatments his kids need to survive.
"It's an inspirational drama with universally relatable themes," said CBS Films president and CEO Amy Baer. Added producer Double Feature Films: "We love uplifting stories inspired by ordinary people who fight to make a difference. Done well, these films fall into a great tradition of Hollywood entertainment."
Well, Fraser did a bang-up job in The Quiet American and Gods and Monsters. There's definitely a chance this inevitable tearjerker will be "done well," Monkeybone and The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor notwithstanding.
Elsewhere in the world of brand-name casting:
• Oscar winners Geoffrey Rush and Susan Sarandon are the latest Hollywood-type thesps to stage a Broadway rebellion. The heavyweights are gearing up to play delusional King Berenger and sensible Queen Marguerite in a revival of Eugene Ionesco's absurdist comedy Exit the King, about a pompous ruler who doesn't believe he's dying and absolutely refuses to hand over the keys to the kingdom. Opening night is March 27 at the Barrymore Theatre.
• Also headed for the reat White Way are Jane Fonda, Samantha Mathis and Colin Hanks, who are set to headline 33 Variations, a new play by The Laramie Project scribe Moisés Kaufman about a present-day woman (Fonda) who becomes obsessed with a 19th-century Austrian composer.
• The Devil Wears Prada standout Emily Blunt is in the running—and said to be leading—for a femme-fatale role in Iron Man 2, according to Variety. The British actress would play Natasha Romanoff, a Russian spy who doubles as the technologically enhanced Black Widow.


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text: NINETY EIGHT REGENCY 148 Report post Posted February 17, 2010 Top Chrysler Designer Says No More 'One-Hit Wonders' By Byron Pope WardsAuto.com, Feb 17, 2010 8:57 AM Ralph Gilles, Chrysler Group LLC's top designer and the CEO of the Dodge brand, says the auto maker no longer is satisfied with churning out "one-hit wonders," such as the Chrysler 300C, a vehicle he penned that was a runaway success when it launched in 2004. "I know what it took to do that, and it's not easy," he tells Ward's in an interview. "It's like running a marathon every day of your life to make a product that's succinctly good and is forward-thinking. But it's possible. "My job as a leader is to motivate my staff to treat every day like it's their last and every product like it's their last, to really put your heart and soul into it," Gilles adds. "That's what we're seeing now at Chrysler." Gilles, who joined Chrysler in 1992, says he has faith the auto maker is moving in the right direction, following last summer's bankruptcy. One reason for his newfound optimism is Chrysler's tie-up with Fiat Automobiles SpA, which brought the leadership of Sergio Marchionne, whom Gilles calls the "greatest CEO" he has ever worked for. "He's special. He's the hardest-working man ever seen," Gilles says of Marchionne. "He globetrots around the world and brings lessons learned (back to Chrysler)." Gilles should be able to recognize a good CEO, having worked under eight of them during his tenure at Chrysler. Although he declines to point fingers at previous leadership regimes, including Daimler AG and Cerberus Capital Management LP, he hints that conditions were less than stellar. "I lived through the DaimlerChrysler stage, and they were arguably interesting times. But I need a couch and psychiatrist to speak about those days," he says. "I learned a lot about leadership – the good, bad and the ugly. Marchionne's plan, Gilles says, is one "I believe in. I'm no longer bludgeoning my head against brick walls. Everyone is being heard, and the engineers are allowed to do what they've always wanted to do. Chrysler designer and Dodge CEO Ralph Gilles confident in Fiat leadership team. "I've lived where I looked up and questioned leadership, their motives and their tremendous salaries," he notes. "Now it's 100% different. Leadership must be the culture and not just talked about." Gilles also knows it will take outstanding products for Chrysler to truly recover, and he vows upcoming new cars, trucks and cross/utility vehicles will live up to the challenge. One of the advantages of Chrysler's partnership with Fiat is access to the Italian auto maker's array of high-efficiency, small-displacement engines. Additionally, Fiat has several vehicles it may bring from Europe to fill "gaping holes" in Chrysler's truck-heavy lineup, Gilles says. A particularly promising vehicle is the Fiat 500 B-car, which has taken Europe by storm since its launch in 2007 and will arrive in the U.S. next year. The Fiat 500 "is being engineered here for American tastes, but it's still the same car," Gilles says. On the Dodge side, space occupied by the Caliber C-segment hatchback, slated to disappear in 2012, will be taken up the same year by the brand with a vehicle based on Fiat's C-segment platform, along with a derivative of a Fiat B-car. Other plans for Chrysler and Dodge call for the introduction of new CUVs. A new Chrysler 300 sedan also is in the works, with a U.S. launch date set for December. "The (300C) to me is all about how popular culture can be an amazing thing," Gilles says. "It does nothing less than reflect the American dream." Chrysler's future C-segment vehicles will be based on the Alfa Romeo Giulietta sports sedan, Gilles says. The (Giulietta) is "launching in Europe as we speak," he says. "It's going to loosely define our next-generation products. Ultimately, we'll have a lineup that's balanced, something we haven't had in years." Both the Chrysler Sebring and Dodge Avenger are due for complete overhauls, he says. As Ward's first reported in May, the next-generation Chrysler Sebring sedan will be based on a new platform that will debut next year in Europe as the underpinnings of the Giulietta, Alfa Romeo previously dubbed the Milano. The platform, dubbed C-EVO, is scalable, enabling it to accommodate the all-new C-segment Giulietta and the Sebring, which currently competes among D-segment vehicles. "Both (the) Sebring and Avenger are going on the operating table, basically," Gilles says. "It's not going to be just cosmetic. They are truly getting an overhaul. They'll feel and drive differently." By 2014, Chrysler's car-based programs will go from 57% today to 68%, a mix he says is "more in tune with the market." Gilles also hints at the return of the Dodge Viper sports car, which is scheduled to be dropped from the lineup this summer. While stopping short of guaranteeing a return of the halo car, he notes the nameplate carries a cachet. "There are 82,000 kids that don't have a (driver's) license that play video games with the Dodge Viper," he says. In all, Gilles says Chrysler plans to launch 21 new models in the next four years. The auto maker's plan to re-badge its trucks as Ram, while retaining the Dodge moniker for cars and CUVs, is going smoothly and has been well-received by both dealers and consumers. "The dealers at first had the same questions that consumers ultimately had, but they are starting to get it now – that creative is rolling," Gilles says. "It's something we believe in." Truck buyers should readily accept the new branding, as the Ram's-head logo has been affixed to the lineup for decades. When it comes to Dodge cars, he says it's important they be differentiated from Chrysler's lineup. "They're going to feel very different," Gilles says. "I've asked the engineering team to come up with different ride and handling characteristics. I want all Dodge products to have a sportier demeanor to them, a more connected feeling." But while Dodge cars will have a more "youthful" feeling to them, they won't necessarily be marketed towards younger people, he says, adding "you can be 65 years old and behave like a 25-year-old. "It's really the way (consumers) carry themselves. What they're in to," Gilles says. "Their car is an extension of their personalities, not just transportation." The differentiation between Dodge and Chrysler products will be extended through the minivan lineup. In the past, the Dodge Caravan and Chrysler Town & Country were competitors. "Differentiating minivans is going to take us a little longer to do, but the strategy is to change the personalities," Gilles says. "I'm experimenting now, and (the strategy) will come to life in a few months. LINK: http://wardsauto.com/ar/chryslers_gilles_wonders_100217/ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Anth Trailer (1993)
Anth was a 1993 Indian action film directed by Sanjay Khanna and produced by Ashok Honda and starred Sunil Shetty and Somy Ali in pivotal roles. Paresh Rawal, Deepak Shirke, Mohan Joshi, Makrand Deshpande, Alok Nath and Vijendra Ghaat also featured in the film.
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Nestled on 2 acres of waterfront property, Turtle Bay Lodge offers comfortable and affordable accommodation with beautiful ocean views. Catering for couples, families and groups, the lodge offers a fantastic range of facilities. Guests enjoy exclusive access to an expansive swimming pool, an onsite restaurant and bar, room service, transfers, a laundry service and convenient tour desk.
There is an abundance of activities on offer at Turtle Bay Lodge, with everything from popular water sports like swimming, snorkelling, diving and canoeing to a range of fun activities to be enjoyed by kids and adults alike including entertaining circus activities. Close to Vanuatu's famous blue holes, Turtle Bay Lodge is an affordable and entertaining accommodation option on your next Vanuatu holiday.
The rooms at Turtle Bay Lodge are spacious and comfortable designed with a distinct island theme.
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Dormitory Bed: Bedding is 1 Single Bed. The room can sleep up to 4 guests.
Pool Double Room: Features a private verandah. Bedding is 1 Double Bed + 2 Single Beds. Maximum room capacity is 2 adults and 2 children.
Oceanfront Double Room: Bedding is 1 Queen Bed + 1 Single Bed. Maximum room capacity is 2 Adults and 1 Child.
Oceanfront Double Room Self-Catering: Features a fridge, kitchenette & tea and coffee making facilities. Bedding is 1 Queen Bed + 1 Single Bed. Maximum room capacity is 2 Adults and 1 Child.
Family Room: Features a fridge, tea & coffee making facilities and ensuite. This room type has two rooms and is located waterfront. Bedding is 1 Queen Bed + 2 Single Beds. Maximum room capacity is 2 Adults and 2 Children.
SeaStar Restaurant & Bar: As the dining options of the main town are not as easily access from Turtle Bay Lodge, the onsite restaurant offers an extensive menu, giving guests plenty of inexpensive dining options.
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The Edge7200i security appliance from Milton Security Group is designed as a stopgap for companies and customers who have not upgraded from Microsoft Windows XP.
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Discussion in 'Chill Out Forum:' started by Kevin, Aug 6, 2009.
Then you deserve to be bitch-slapped in the face :clap:
Is this a cry for help? :lol:
No it's an attempt to bring the forum back to life... admit it, the forum is dead without him -.-
The only active topic going on these days is the book cover design.
Its ok if you miss him...
Where are Barry's comforting words when you need them?
I think Berry's comforting words are saved for his family and people who don't call him Barry :lol:
The only active topic going on these days with Tim is PC Vs Mac related! :lol:
IBaNBe It's Barry Not Berry :lol:
I was thinking about pulling a prank on Berry and changing his forum username... but then realized he would probably withdraw the £100 he has put up for the contest prize!!
Actually he'd probably send round some of the Northern "Boys" to kneecap you :lol:
Wait till after the contest ^.^
Can you change my name to Gary?
EDIT: Gary 2 to avoid any confusion with the double agent
EDIT 2: Or how about Sir Gary Spamsalot, Duke of DF? Pleeeeease *puppyeyes*
Done and done, and I mean done.
:lol: Sir Gary Spamalot, Duke of DF... :lol: thats a bit grand :lol:
How does one change my name on here? :angel:
I think Duke of DF should go to the current contest winner, and be a special icon next to their avatar somewhere! That's worth more than prize money :hat:
Drop me a PM
I think you have to ask Greg very *very* nicely :lol:
Now that would be awesome :lol:
and put a small Mac icon next to Timbo's with Resident Apple Mac Expert / Slave :lol:
I already put Duke of DF in my title tag... I'm sure we can come up with a better title for the winner.
But the icon idea is nice
you could change me to barry not berry and I would be happy!
:lol: you could change everyone to Barry (except Berry of course) for when Berry logs in .. that would be bloody funny :lol:
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industrializeit 6 years ago#102
Unfortunately the English translation ends at volume 4. There are 11 volumes total (the series is on hiatus at this point). I thought the manga was pretty good and it stayed surprisingly true to the game. I would be willing to pay decent money for someone to translate volumes 5-11 in English.
I personally like Link as a Rugged Shaman Swashbuckler more than Resourceful Gadget Boy. That's why Zelda II is one of my all time favorites, ...(see quote)
Ok I have finished the Falrod castle with the mechasoldiers. I am now on the second fireshard stand but i cant seem to find the last piece. The witch by the mechasoldier base says something like there is a place where people are hurt. what is that human it looks human. then she says if it does not sound familiar perhaps it is a place you have yet to visit. I cant find the damn shard. I checked the northwest part of town. Iv looked in the guys shed. iv gone through all the locations previous that list fireshards on the internet. someone please help me. Thanks, Torbetpc
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Coketastic 4 years ago#105
If it helps anyone out of the subject of when job-points are no longer earned, I found you can pretty much camp at Dharma until you hit level 20 before certain fights stop counting. Hero is 20 & Gabo is 19, goin thru same classes, somehow Gabo has pulled ahead by several battles.
Able to have mastered Warrior, enough of Dancer to earn SwordDance, mastered Cleric for healing... set for half or more than half of the game w Hero & Gabo.
Maribel in the meantime is already well on her way as a Sage.
Gonna blast thru the next few areas to the point where it doesn't matter what Melvin does.
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VeghEsther 4 years ago#106
Well by the time I had melvin first join not only did I have Hero already mastered (via the godhand) class before climbing the top of the tower where Melvin Joins but I had the 3 already at level 29 to 30.
Heck I had Paladin mastered before the 4x Bandits fight (Dharma Present Day) and level 24 party members but had access to the jobs directy at level 12 to 14.
But because I had Paladin mastered ASAP Sword Dance is worthless I had Vacuum do more damage and target all monsters on screen so Sword Dance isn't worth it if you fight more then 4 monsters on screen.
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Yeah on my second playthrough I tried to lebel everyone up as quickly as possible before proceeding.
VeghEsther 4 years ago#108
I mostly did all my levels post job class changes and eventually while Gabo will match the party members levels ie by the time I had him at level 19 I had the Hero/Maribel at the same levels.
But after that he started to lag so once I had the other 2 hit level 21 or 22 I still had Gabo at level 19 and that won't change for the rest of the game.
Since by the time I had the hero at level 60 I had all the other 4 party members only at level 50 to 55.
Since these aren't large enough a group of codes to warrant a faq, and likely would be rejected if anyone attempted, I'll post zigzag's new codes here so they're never lost.
They are tested on the PSX version by myself, and they do work, though the job exp codes are slightly odd in that they jump around with the counts, but it is roughly one out of every two or three battles for a job level up at x16, so it's roughly 16 job points per battle (more like 1-20, averaging about 8-16, but it's hard to tell for sure).
zigzagitry posted...
I was able to convert some of the codes found on a japanese site
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If I change class before mastering my current one, can I come back and master it later?
Just wanted to let the op know that the above Q/A is incorrect. There is no such penalty for switching classes. The "making up" message is displayed after 30 battles when switching back to a class (mastered or not) that has reached maturity (level 5). This means that the character now meets the requirements to learn a hybrid skill by switching to another class and either reach maturity or make up. I tested this out after debating on another forum and the other poster referred me to this topic.
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HTC M9 is yet to be announced but it seems like HTC has a new phone to offer in the form of HTC one M8s. The HTC M8s appears to be similarly designed phone with a 5 inch 1080p HD screen and same all metal body design, but does away with ultra pixel camera for more conventional 13 megapixel camera.
Despite of being visually identical both M8 and M8s differ in many departments, one we already told you is camera difference and now it will be powered by 1.7 GHz Octa Core QUALCOMM snap dragon 615 processor with 2GB RAM and Adreno 605 graphics replacing the 2.3 GHz of M8.
The M8s will come with same in built storage of 16GB expandable via Micro SD slot up to 128GB. The battery is slightly bigger in M8s at 2840mah same as M9 while M8 had 2600mah unit.
HTC wrapped M8s with Android 5.0 Lollipop with HTC sense 6.0 UI on top. There is slight difference in dimension of M8s as compared to M8 but share similar weight, though M8s is 0.2mm thicker.
HTC M8s offers 4G LTE, 3G HSPA while WI-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, bluetooth 4.1, NFC and GPS are also part of the connectivity package.
The HTC M8s will arrive in Silver, gold and gunmetal grey color variants and it is priced at £380 in UK (approx 35000 INR). There is no word on when it will be available in other markets.
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Wednesday, May 23 2007. Softlink Takes Off Into The Aviation Sector! Auckland, New Zealand - The Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand has recently selected Softlink's Liberty Library and Information management suite of software to streamline access to resources across the entire organisation.
Claire Mistry, Librarian for the Information Services Unit and her team are responsible for implementing the information strategy for the organisation and provide library and information research capabilities to their 190 staff across four locations.
"We look forward to working with Softlink and are excited about the benefits Liberty will bring to our organisation", said Claire.
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No Water No Life visits Belle River
Reprinted from Teche News, St. Martinville, LA, September 24, 2014.
Belle River — Alison Jones, director of and photographer for the environmental organization called No Water No Life stopped in Belle River recently to gather information as part of the NWNL organization expedition of the Lower Mississippi Rover Basin.
As other members of the NWNL team visited the New Orleans Industrial Canal, Lake Ponchartrain, Bayou Sauvage, and other sites in Plaquemines Parish, Jones made a visit to the home of Pete and Linda Cooke where she video interviewed Linda Cooke and others on her way to Bayou Sorrel and a visit with Atchafalaya Basin Keeper Dean Wilson.
The main focus of the interview was to learn about the recent attempt of FAS Environmental, Inc., of Belle River, to have a portion of the Atchafalaya Basin Levee rezoned in order to construct a wastewater transfer site on the levee.
Jones was interested in the operation of injection wells, the possibilities brought up by this rezoning attempt, and the response of the residents of Louisiana Highway 997, a neighborhood which would be adversely affected by such a rezoning.
Jones was also interested in the traditional way of life of people on the waterways of Belle River and in this part of the Atchafalaya Floodway Basin.
The focus of the NWNL expedition to the Lower Mississippi River Basin included urban and rural resiliency to climate change, coastal erosion, transportation on the Mississippi River, water pollution, migratory bird protection, loss of cypress and wetlands, effectiveness of levees, locks, dams and resource management.
On this expedition, NWNL visited Baton Rouge, Natches and Vicksburg, Clarksdale, Memphis and sites in the Atchafalaya Basin. From the information gathered on this expedition, No Water No Life will create still and video documentation, publish via print and online media, create exhibits and conduct lectures.
No Water No Life is based in New Your City and has conducted expeditions to the Nile, Mara and Omo river basins in Africa and the Columbia, Mississippi and Raritan river basins in North America. NWNL is funded by grants, donors and gifts, and supported by The Explorers Club and WINGS WorldQuest.
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I loved the Tropical Freeze! There was always a huge line of loyal customers and everything they served was fabulous! Wouldn't it be great if someone from the original family could open a chain. Wish they would come out with a recipe book, too!
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This weekend I decided to take a break from my Bender project and work on a quick Star Trek Discovery project. I designed the captain's insignia using Autodesk Fusion 360 and printed it on my Lulzbot Mini. The design was simple and includes indentations for 5mm x 1mm magnets (from Amazon here) so that it can be worn without sticking holes in your favorite Star Trek t-shirts. Check out the video below to watch how I made this prop (click readmore)! Subscribe if you want to see videos like this in the future.
Autoversion is a tool I created in Python to automatically increment the version of my applications each time I build them in Visual Studio. It's not limited to Visual Studio because it's just a command-line interface. The tool is currently written for Python 2.7, but I'll be updating it soon for Python 3.5.
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The tomatoes and peppers have finally reached their limit in their 6" pots, so today I spent a lot of back breaking work getting them into their final pots. I have two different kinds of pots, 5.5 gallon nursery pots and large 18" pots that are probably close to 7 gallons. The soil I used is the same from the previous blog article, but I had to buy 4 cubic feet of it. Each 2 cubic feet bag of soil was good for about 2 pots with a little left over. I actually would have needed more than this, but I had some leftover soil from last year.
I planted the peppers at their existing soil level, but the tomatoes I buried a little deeper than they were before and trimming off some of the lower branches. I can't plant them too deep, because there is really not a lot of depth in pots. It would have been a different story if I were in a real garden; they would be planted with half their length in the ground. I've never had to disturb the roots and I don't prefer to, so there has been absolutely no observable transplant shock.
I also planted a single crooked neck squash and some mint. Also growing are green onions, catnip, parsley, basil, dill, and patio princess tomato for my office.
I've started hardening off my Peppers & Tomatoes to get them ready to stay outside. They're getting to be too large to keep under my light indoors and I really want to start some Herbs when these stop taking up space. When they're ready to remain outside they're going into some really large 18" pots.
I didn't do this last year so I'm really not sure if I'm doing it right, but we'll see how it turns out in a couple of weeks. For the past couple of days I've put them outside when I get home from work (about 5 PM). I leave them outside until dark and bring them back in. That's about 45 minutes. I've also reduced their watering, but today (two days later) I've had to water them to keep them from wilting. The main problem is the biodegradable pots that tend to dry out very quick. Today (Saturday) and tomorrow I plan on increasing their time outside to about two hours. Next week I'm probably going to leave them outside from morning to noon. Hopefully by mid-next week they can just stay outside 24/7.
TIP: Carrying plants outside two at a time is sort of exhausting; though my dog Squish loves the activity. To make it easier I've put most of the plants on low profile produce crates and trays.
My seedlings have grown and put out a second set of leaves, so that means it's time to upgrade their living arrangements. The peppers aren't quite there yet, but they are close enough. They're going to send out their second set of leaves within a few days. I didn't expect these seedlings to grow so fast! Next year I probably will not use the Jiffy trays, and I probably will not grow 100 plants when I only have room for a dozen on my patio!
I don't suspect the tomatoes will go through any shock, but the peppers seemed a bit more sensitive to being disturbed. I'll have to pick the cream of the crop and the rest will probably have to go in the trash. Time to transplant ...
Things are moving fast with the gardening project! My tomato seedlings are growing fast and at least a week ahead of schedule. Today it's time to choose who stays and who goes. Seedling genocide.
Unfortunately, I don't have enough room for every seedling to have a life, or enough friends to give them to so to make sure each healthy plant get's it's own space to grow, the number of plants per pot will have to be reduced to one per pot. I really hate doing this, but to ensure I have the best plants I had to grow more than I needed.


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EVERETT — The Everett AquaSox evened their current five-game series with the Eugene Emeralds at two games a piece with a 6-1 victory in Northwest League baseball action Friday night.
With the win, the Frogs (13-16) jumped ahead of Vancouver (13-17) — which lost to Boise on Friday — to move into second place in the NWL's second-half North Division standings. Everett remained 1½ games behind Tri-City (14-14) after the Dust Devils win over Salem-Keizer.
Everett took control of Friday night's game with its bats. Home runs by left fielder Phillips Castillo and designated hitter Kristian Brito, as well as doubles by Castillo, catcher Adam Martin and right fielder Corey Simpson paced the Frogs' offense.
After falling behind 1-0 in the top of the third, the Frogs responded with three runs in the bottom of the inning. Castillo led off with a double to right field. He advanced to third on a groundout by shortstop Jordan Cowan, but it looked as though he may be stranded there when center fielder Austin Cousino struck out swinging for the second out of the inning.
Third baseman Chris Mariscal walked to keep the inning alive and stole second with Martin at the plate. Martin then delivered a two-run double to left field that gave the AquaSox a 2-1 lead. Martin scored moments later on an RBI double by Simpson.
The AquaSox continued their offensive production in the bottom of the fourth inning, this time via the long ball. Brito led off the inning with a solo home run to center field to give Everett a 4-1 lead. Second baseman Andy Peterson followed by reaching base on a throwing error by Eugene starting pitcher Walker Weickel. Castillo knocked in Peterson with a two-run home run to left field, making it 6-1.
The Emeralds committed four errors in the game, but only Weickel's error in the bottom of the fourth proved costly.
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140. That is close to my heart because I used
to demonstrate chemistry to young people like you. Let me ask
you about the attitude of teachersand the teachers can
switch off their hearing aidshow important do you think
it is that the attitude of a teacher has to be right? Have you
suffered bad teaching?
(Fern Curtis) Yes, I have suffered bad teaching. Not
only the attitude of the teacher towards science, but one of our
teachers recently decided she was going to leave but had to stay
on until the end of term, so she spent six weeks teaching us and
she did not care, she was quite apathetic and did not give a damn
basically, and that is really important.
141. Did that have an effect on your enthusiasm
for the subject?
(Fern Curtis) Yes, I think teacher turnover should
be looked at as well.
142. Is it important to you?
(Charlotte Whitaker) My teachers were very good but
because we were doing double award science none of us were particularly
interested in science and we were allowed to get away with a lot.
143. So they did not ignite you like the magnesium?
(Charlotte Whitaker) No. At one point my physics teacher
left from triple award science and because we were double award
they took away our teacher and gave her to triple award science
because we were not a priority. We had a supply teacher and he
did not know the course and we thought, "Why bother?"
144. A problem with supply teacherswe
have heard that one before.
(Anika Lewis) My biology and chemistry teachers were
really good but physics went to pot. Over my two years of GCSEs
I had five physics teachers and not all of them were actually
physics teachers, they were stand-ins. Since I do not enjoy physics
anyway, and I find it difficult, we were not really taught. We
kept going over the same topics again and again and we were not
really taught anything new. I think it is very important that
you get good teachers.
145. I am going to ask you a quick yes or no
answer type question. I am opening some new laboratories in a
few days' time at Liverpool University. They are space age and
everybody has their own fume cupboard and no writing up is done
in the lab, it is all done in a separate corridor alongside the
labs. The question is: have any of you ever visited a state-of-the-art
laboratory like that?
(Fern Curtis) No.
146. You have never seen a state-of-the-art
(Fern Curtis) No.
147. Charlotte, you have never seen one?
(Charlotte Whitaker) No.
(Anika Lewis) No.
148. Let me ask you next about the condition
of the laboratories in your schools. Are they modern or are they
(Fern Curtis) We have got one nice modern one and
then everything else is just disgusting.
149. One has been refurbished?
(Charlotte Whitaker) We have about six science labs
and we had one done up a year, but we have just got a grant from
the Wolfson Trust so there are laptops, but that came in after
I did my GCSEs and I do not study science
150. It is happening in your school, but too
late for you?
(Anika Lewis) At the end of my time at secondary school
we had a couple of new labs but most of the others were fairly
grotty, not very nice.
151. I am a chemist, as you have heard, and
I am very interested in people learning how to handle chemicals
safely and lots of them, some of the dangerous ones as well. Do
you feel you have had a lot of practice in handling chemicals
in your school?
(Fern Curtis) Yes, I would say so. We do risk assessment
in course work and we learn how to handle chemicals. We are not
given corrosive ones like hydrochloric acid.
152. You have heard of COSH?
(Fern Curtis) No.
153. That is risk assessment.
(Charlotte Whitaker) For GCSE we were just given basic
overalls and goggles.
154. You have not had a lot of experience handling
chemicals? Smells? Colours?
(Charlotte Whitaker) No, because at GCSE you do not
really do that.
(Anika Lewis) I would say medium. I have had some
experience but not very much.
155. Did the teacher handle them more than you?
(Charlotte Whitaker) Yes.
(Anika Lewis) Yes, when they were showing us specific
experiments and we could not get to do it ourselves.
Dr Iddon: I have enjoyed talking to you. Thank
you very much indeed.
156. Before you go, can I ask who is the most
famous woman scientist in Britain today? Do you know of anybody?
(Charlotte Whitaker) For me, she is not particularly
famous but she went to my school and went to Cambridge and she
has just won a chemistry award, and that is Caroline Wright. She
is the only female scientist I know.
157. Anyone you look up to?
(Fern Curtis) It is going to be me eventually!
158. Good!
(Anika Lewis) I have no idea.
Chairman: Thank you very much indeed.


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Classic Salads
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Copyright 2012 Marina Grey
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In order to sort the portfolio items on a portfolio page, I installed the plugin: post types order.
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This works great, only the breadcrumbs don't work correct anymore. It displays a category in which the portfolio item isn't even placed.
I've disabled the plugin, but the problem stays. I've tried other sorting plugins as well, but this didn't help either.
Every portfolio item is in 1 category max. Is there a way the theme always choses an actual category?
Thank you in advance!
Hey Trender!
Please try to add this at the very bottom of functions.php:
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Thanks, that did the trick!
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I received this book for free from Publisher in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Come Home to Me by Brenda Novak
Series: Whiskey Creek #6
Published by Harlequin MIRA on April 1, 2014
Genres: Contemporary Romance
Pages: 400
Format: eARC
Source: Publisher
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Home is where her heart is
When Presley Christensen returns to Whiskey Creek with her little boy after two years away, she has completely changed her life. She's made peace with her past and overcome the negative behavior that resulted from her difficult childhood. Now she's back in the small town that was the closest thing to "home" she ever knew--the town where she can be with the sister who's her only family.
There's just one catch. Aaron Amos still lives in Whiskey Creek, at least until he moves to Reno to open a branch of the Amos brothers' auto body shop. And no matter how hard she's tried, Presley hasn't been able to get over him. Seeing him again makes the longing so much worse. But she hopes she can get through the next few months, because she can't fall back into his arms...or his bed. She's come too far to backslide now. And there's a secret she's been guarding--a secret she'll do anything to protect.
I've looked forward to Presley's story as she has emerged from the lowest depths to completely turnaround her life. The only drawback was the big lie concerning the paternity of her 18-month old son. She's not only not told the father, Aaron Amos, he has a son but Presley out and out denied that he was. And, her sister Cheyenne is in on the secret and she's married to Aaron's brother.
What I liked about the story
It was truly uplifting to witness the change in Presley Christiansen. Not only was she totally committed to the welfare of her son, Wyatt, she was determined to make a sustainable life for herself. Presley had a career plan and was focused on achieving her goals. What she accomplished was extraordinary and she was unafraid to hold her head up around those aware of her past or who had previously looked down on her.
Where the story left me cold
It was inevitable that Wyatt's father would discover the truth about the child's paternity. Since Presley's sister, Cheyenne was complicit in this deception (keeping it from her own husband), I anticipated that the reveal would be explosive. Not only was it not, Cheyenne and Presley continued to believe they were justified and really didn't suffer any repercussions. What was even more disappointing was Presley's reaction to Aaron's later bonding with Wyatt. She resented it and most of her actions were to try to push him away.
There's a parallel story involving a dreadful deception by Cheyenne. I kept reading, knowing that brighter, more ethical heads would prevail. Unfortunately, that didn't happen and this character is truly unredeemable for me. Given her personal circumstances, it was inconceivable to me that she could ever even entertain the idea of what she did, let alone do it. I have no further interest in this character and just couldn't understand the course selected. It was unrealistic and unfortunate.
The bottom line
I love this series because of the characters and small town setting. But, I had a tough time with the last romance and this story left me freezing cold. It's well written and the storyline hooked me from beginning to end. However, most of that was because of my hope that it would turnaround but, sadly, it didn't. I really liked Cheyenne and Dylan but now I'm hoping he gets a new HEA; her actions were that repugnant to me. This storyline eclipsed the romance of Presley and Amos, which was also somewhat of a letdown. To say I was disappointed is an understatement.
I also love to talk about books. There's nothing more exciting than to finish a great story and cover it A to Z with other people, exploring different perspectives and points of view. So, if you see something on my shelf you'd like to talk about, send me a message and we'll talk!
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Wrap dresses are so flattering, and yours is very pretty.ReplyDelete
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Lovely dress and you look gorgeous. We at some point have those grey days, but then again there's always a better day or week ahead.
What a perfect wrap dress!ReplyDelete
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Bad weeks are had by all, but sorry this was the week for you. It does help to look smashing in the process! There is an old Saturday Night Live skit with Billy Crystal that I always think of..."Dahling, you look mahvalous; it's better to look good than to feel good." You may not feel great today, but tomorrow is just around the corner.
There's always some bad weeks so that we can really appreciate the good ones. Hang in there - it will get better! As for this beautiful dress - I am in love! I love that the stripes goes different direction because of the wrap.
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Sorry you're having a bad week. My week started off pretty bad too, but thankfully has looked up. I hope you're weekend will be better. However, you look amazing in the dress! I love the stripes and how you paired it with the wedges.
Sorry you've had a bad week. I hope my email about the mishap with my necklace didn't tip you over! I'm wearing one of them next week - eek - I'm so itching to wear them. The funfair necklace looks gorgeous with the stripes and the lipstick. Lovely. Warehouse are doing some lovely dresses at the moment.
Jacqueline your lovely email actually restored my faith in man kind once again. Even with what happened (which i feel awful for.. i hate when things like that happen!) you were still super super nice lovely and understanding.. Thank you!!XXDelete
I'm sorry you've had a crappy week! But at least you still look fabulous! Love the stripes and the shape of this dress. I need to get a wrap dress in my closet asap!
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Hope your mood's improved. You may feel crappy, but you look great! Wonderful dress on you. Thanks, too, for hosting the link up.ReplyDelete
I seriously LOVE wrap dresses and would love to get my hands on yours, which you look great it! My favourites are from DVF, bought in the sales/sample sales, but there's also a black one from Boden and a polkadot black/white from Warehouse that are in regular rotation. I love how you can wear them even though your weight/size might be fluctuating -- they always seem to fit and they give you that gorgeous hourglass shape.
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Love your amazing outfit, you look so pretty as always!!!
I love the wrap dress look and what a great price for a great dress. I hope your weekend was better for you. xo ~ Megan The Fashionista MommaReplyDelete
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This supposed article on the movie 2016 by CBS correspondent Scott Paulson. Did he write it or say it on the air?
This past week, "2016: The Movie" about President Barack Obama opened in the Chicago area, and I chose to get more of an education about Obama by seeing the movie. After the inundation of canned hype for the movie on conservative talk shows across the Chicago radio dial that sounded more like commercials than honest endorsements of the movie, I was skeptical of what I was going to see.
While some talk show hosts sounded like they were genuinely impressed with the documentary and honestly endorsing the film, there were those who were obviously reading a commercial script which was not coming across as sincere to the regular listener — at least not to this often-skeptical listener. Perhaps, in future promotions of the film, it would be wise to have pre-recorded commercials done by the professional commercial-makers rather than having the likes of Mark Levin and Sean Hannity doing script after script to promote the movie. After all, the listeners aren't stupid and resent any attempt at being conned. After many reads by the talk show hosts, the readings of the commercial script were no more enthusiastic than another
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a) Evaluate
b) Propaganda
c) Bias
d) Advertisement
The mass media includes all of the following EXCEPT --
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d) television.
The mass media should broadcast --
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b) only conservative views.
c) different points of view.
d) only one point of view.
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a) Publishing op-ed pieces
b) Paying for campaign advertisements
c) Creating political cartoons
d) Identifying candidates and issues
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b) PACs (Presidential Action Committees)
c) PACS (Party Action Committees)
d) PACs (Political ACtion Commitees)
Issue oriented special interest groups have more influence because of --
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b) rising campaign costs.
c) the increase of younger voters.
d) the cost of living in the United States.
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c) lower income people who run for office.
d) wealthy people who run for office.
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Many common cooking spices may contain bug parts, rodent hairs
Hiding inside your pepper grinder and cumin shaker could be things like rodent hairs, bug parts and even salmonella, claims a new report recently put out by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Entitled "Pathogens and Filth in Spices," the report alleges that up to 12 percent of all U.S. spice imports may contain hidden insect filth, while up to 7 percent may contain bacterial contaminants, an obvious push by the agency to further legitimize irradiating cooking spices.
According to CNN, the agency decided to launch an investigation into the contents of imported cooking spices as part of a general assessment of their safety risks. The agency itself says the endeavor was hatched in response to growing concerns about the effectiveness of current safety control measures for spices. But based on the findings of the report, spices are generally safe and pose a minimal risk to human health.
Nevertheless, the FDA is convinced that spices may be dangerous, categorizing them as a "systemic challenge" due to the fact that they generally contain about twice as much "filth" as other kinds of imported food. And yet, based on 37 years' worth of records looked at by the agency, there have only been 14 outbreaks ever in the entire world that have been linked to spices or seasonings, resulting in fewer than 2,000 human illnesses and 128 hospitalizations.
"We would agree ready-to-eat spices should be clean and meet FDA standards and be pathogen-free," stated Cheryl Deem, Executive Director of the American Spice Trade Association, to CNN about the findings. "We did find it really interesting that the FDAsaid they were going to use this report to develop a plan to reduce illness, but if you look at the data we don't think that's a significant problem. That's a small number of illnesses."
FDA report fails to distinguish between ready-to-eat and raw spices
Despite its thorough analysis on imported spices, the FDA apparently failed to distinguish in test results whether or not the spices it looked at were in "ready-to-eat" form or in raw form. Ready-to-eat spices have already been cleaned overseas prior to import, while raw spices may still need to processed. It is typically raw spices from non-organic sources that contain the most "filth," a fact that the FDA should have addressed in its report.
It may seem curious that the FDA appears to have made a mountain out of a molehill concerning spice safety, that is until you consider the fact that the FDA has been trying to amass more control over the food supply for years. Even in its new report, the FDA admits that the agency's goal is to utilize more of the provisions outlined in the Food Safety Modernization Act, the infamous regulatory overhaul that harmonizes American law with the international Codex Alimentarius food code.


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Aston Villa 1 Fulham 2 - match report and pictures
Hugo Rodallega's late winner condemned Villa to their 10th home league defeat of the season as Fulham grabbed a survival lifeline.
The Colombian headed in with five minutes left to breathe life into the visitors' hopes of Premier League survival.
Villa still need points to ensure their own top flight future despite Grant Holt's goal cancelling out Kieran Richardson stunning opener.
Matt Lowton produced a brilliant goal-line clearance to deny Lewis Holtby but it was another wretched home game for Villa to leave them seven points above the bottom three
With Christian Benteke out for at least six months with a ruptured Achilles Holt was handed a start to spearhead Villa's attack.
Lowton, Nathan Baker and Joe Bennett all started with Fabian Delph suffering an Achilles injury and was joined on the sidelines by the ill Gaby Agbonlahor.
A forgettable first half only produced two brief moments of note just after the half hour.
Bacuna latched onto Marc Albrighton's superb pass to wriggle free of Pajtim Kasami only for David Stockdale to save his angled drive.
Brad Guzan then denied Cauley Woodrow after the striker seized on Baker's loose pass but
Villa re-started well and Bacuna was denied when he burst down the right only for Stockdale to turn his drive onto the post.
But the half-time introduction of Rodallega had energised Fulham and they took the lead on 61 minutes with a blistering goal from Richardson.
Rodallega fed Ashkan Dejagah and his square pass came to Richardson, who fired in a brilliant first time effort into the top corner from 18-yards.
Villa rallied and levelled nine minutes later when Marc Albrighton's corner was nodded into the bottom corner by Holt.
The game suddenly opened up and Fulham were denied a second by an incredible block by Lowton.
Rodellaga's ball found Holtby unmarked in the area, he skipped round Guzan and looked set to make it 2-1 – but for a wonderful sliding clearance by Lowton on the line.
Weimann headed over and Aleksandar Tonev forced Stockdale into a decent save as Villa chased a winner – before disaster stuck.
Ron Vlaar had already denied Richardson before Fulham grabbed the winner five minutes from time.
Rodallega had been Fulham's best outlet and won it when he latched onto Holtby's cross to flick a header into the corner.
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Re: p.s. Peggy . . . Re: "signatures" in deeds books won't help
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Wayne Witt Bates 6/13/13
That's what I thought...you're fighting to prove something that is allegedly disproven by information that the DAR has already accepted.
I don't know what to tell you, but it's not going to be easy.You are going to have to find more records for both men, I think (Duval and Bates), in order to be able to put together a proof paper that is irrefutable.
With regard to the story that I related about the proof paper that we presented, I can tell you that the person I met with in person at DAR and presented the portfolio of proofs to didn't have the time to look at the proof paper right then.She immediately went to her computer and looked up the patriot and said: "Oh, we have Bible records for that one, that's not going to be refuted".I said, "NO, you DON'T have Bible records, you have a typed-up fake of Bible records!That's when she said she would look at it later.It still took three months to hear from someone.
You have to present them with something that they can take a look at and ponder, and you can't use accusations or sarcasm.It has to be concise and well-written or they are not going to take the time to try to follow along.
If you want to send me what you have so I can take a look at it, you can reach me at firstname.lastname@example.com schedule stays pretty full, but I would be happy to look over the proofs that you have gathered and make some suggestions.
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ARLINGTON, Texas -- The Texas Rangers and Cincinnati open a three-game series Friday night with left-hander Martin Perez facing Reds right-hander Johnny Cueto at 7:05 p.m. on Ch. 21 and ESPN Dallas 103.3 FM (1540 AM in Spanish).
Perez (1-1, 3.65): Perez came up from Triple-A Round Rock on Saturday and had a brilliant second start of the season, allowing two runs in seven innings in a 4-2 victory over St. Louis. Perez had the look of a big leaguer, manager Ron Washington said, blanking the Cardinals over the final five innings. He had a quality changeup and allowed five hits while collecting three strikeouts. ... He was the first American League pitcher to complete at least seven innings on 82 pitches or less this season. ... The 22-year old from Guanare, Venezuela, is now 2-5 with a 5.17 ERA in eight career big league starts. ... Perez will make his third straight start against a National League opponent after facing Arizona and St. Louis. ... Perez was vying for a spot in the Rangers' opening day rotation when he fractured a bone in his left forearm after being hit by a line drive in a spring training game. ... Perez was 5-0 with an 0.87 ERA in his final five starts for Triple-A Round Rock.
Cueto (4-1, 3.21): Cueto makes his first appearance against the Rangers. ... This is his third start since a second stint on the disabled list this season. He is 1-1 with a 6.97 ERA in his first two starts back. That includes allowing seven runs in 4 1/3 innings against Arizona last Friday. ... Cueto is 9-3 with a 2.61 ERA in 17 career starts against American League teams. ... He was on the 15-day disabled list from Aril 15 to May 19 with a strained right lat and he went back on the DL in June with a strained right shoulder. ... He was the Reds' opening day starter.
Hitters: Perez has never faced the Reds. Lance Berkman (8-for-29, 2 HRs, 7 RBIs) had success against Cueto during his time in the National League.


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Facts About Dr. Seuss and The Cat in the Hat
Theodor Geisel, who is the famous Dr. Seuss himself, has always intrigued us with his quirky characters and clever rhymes. But where did Geisel learn to have such remarkable rhyming skills?
Theodor Geisel first started using "Seuss" as a pseudonym at a University. Seuss was actually his mothers maiden name and also his middle name. Although he was not a doctor, he later added the title "Dr." to Seuss, just to honor his dad who always wanted Geisel to become a doctor.
Geisel's first book was called, "And To Think That I Saw It On Mulberry Street". It is a fun story about an imaginative little boy who wants to impress his dad with a great story on what he saw coming back home from school. And so the boy imagines many different scenarios out of just a simple horse and wagon he sees. Where? You guessed it, on Mulberry Street! Believe it or not, "And To Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street", was actually turned down repeatedly by 28 different publishers, but lucky for us, Random House recognized his talent and published the book.
And who can forget our all time favorite,"Cat in the Hat", published in 1957? Remember the little boy and girl (Sally) who gets a surprised visit from the mischievous black and white cat wearing a tall red and white stripe hat and red bow tie? The whimsical cat wants to entertain the kids with a couple of wacky tricks, but their pet goldfish is not amused, no, not one bit!
Did you ever noticed how the Cat in the Hat used the same vocabulary words over and over again throughout the book?. Well, Seuss was actually challenged by his publisher into writing a children's book using only 236 vocabulary words. This will prove to many that a great children's book can be written using those vocabulary words that were once said to "bore" children to stop reading.
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Among the 1 in 6 people who reported use of these drugs, 12 percent said they had taken an antidepressant, and 8 percent reported filling a prescription for anxiety medicine, sedatives or sleep aids. Nearly 2 percent had taken antipsychotic drugs, the investigators found.
Whites were about twice as likely to use these medications (21 percent) as blacks and Hispanic adults. Just 5 percent of Asians said they had taken them, according to the study. The researchers said they couldn't explain why whites are so much more likely to use these medications.
Among all adults using these drugs, eight of 10 reported long-term use, meaning three or more prescriptions were filled in 2013 or they were continuing a prescription started in 2011 or earlier.
Also, use of these drugs increased with age, with one-quarter of those 60 to 85 reportedly taking them compared to 9 percent of 18- to 39-year-olds. Women also were more likely to report using psychiatric drugs than men.
Among the 10 leading psychiatric medications were six antidepressants Zoloft (sertraline); Celexa (citalopram); Prozac (fluoxetine); Desyrel (trazodone); Lexapro (escitalopram) and Cymbalta (duloxetine).
Also in the top 10 were three anxiety drugs, Xanax (alprazolam), Klonopin (clonazepam) and Ativan (lorazepam); and the sleep aid Ambien (zolpidem), according to the study.
The results were published online Dec. 12 in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine.
These estimates of usage may be low, the study authors said, because the prescriptions were self-reported by the users, leaving the door open for inaccurate memory or misrepresentation.
However, one psychiatrist believes more Americans likely need these medications.
"Given what is known about the rate of psychiatric disorders in adulthood being close to 25 percent of the population in any 12-month period, this rate reflects that many individuals who meet criteria for psychiatric disorders are not being treated with psychiatric medications," said Dr. Victor Fornari. He's director of child and adolescent psychiatry at Zucker Hillside Hospital in Glen Oaks, N.Y.
Several reasons may account for this disparity, including resistance to treatment, lack of access to mental health care or fear of stigmatization, he said.
"Further education about the proper use of psychiatric medications should be required for all primary care and mental health prescribers, to optimize appropriate prescribing practices," Fornari said.
Primary care doctors can also help by including routine mental health screening at annual checkups, Fornari said.
More information
For more on psychiatric drugs, visit the U.S. National Institute of Mental Health.
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