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20.11.03 Three of boxings most highly regarded young stars featherweight Rocky Juarez, junior welterweight Francisco Panchito Bojado and lightweight Juan Diaz will appear in separate bouts on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Saturday, Nov. 22, at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Juarez, 23, the 2000 Olympic Games silver medalist, will fight for his first title when he takes on WBO No. 4/WBC No. 10 featherweight contender, Hector Velazquez, in a 12-rounder for the WBC Continental Americas featherweight crown. Bojado, 20, will attempt to avenge his only pro defeat when he faces Juan Carlos Rubio in a 12-round bout for the WBC Continental Americas junior welterweight title. Diaz, who turned 20 on Sept. 17, will square off against Joel Perez in a 10-round lightweight match. SHOWTIME will televise the Main Events, Inc.-promoted fight card from Reliant Park in Houston.
ROCKY JUAREZ (18-0, 14 KOs)
I am excited about fighting again in Houston on SHOWTIME. This fight is for my first title, so that is very exciting, too. There is no more pressure on me than usual, even with the belt on the line. I am trying to stay calm like always. Velazquez is a tough fighter, and this is another step up in competition, but I am confident and in good shape. If I keep winning, I think I will be ready to fight for a world title in 2004.
FRANCISCO PANCHITO BOJADO (13-1, 11 KOs)
The fact this is a rematch gives me all the motivation that I need. I do not want to take anything away from Rubio, but I had a lot of things going on outside the ring before our first fight. There were issues that I had to deal with. Those are behind me now and I only have to worry about my performances in the ring. A win is a win, so I really do not feel pressure to knock Rubio out. But if I get the opportunity, I will go for it.
JUAN CARLOS RUBIO (29-6-2, 10 KOs)
I want to demonstrate that our first fight was not a fluke, and that I can beat him again. He can talk about outside distractions all he wants, but to me they are just excuses. We all have distractions we must deal with. I feel I am peaking and have never been in better shape. I do not think he is making a mistake fighting me again because he is a good fighter. The best fighter will win Saturday night.
JUAN DIAZ (22-0, 10 KOs)
I expect a tough fight, so I have been training extra hard. I know Perez can really take a punch. It is always exciting to fight before the hometown fans, so I thank SHOWTIME and everyone involved for making it happen. I want to win this fight, take the rest of the year off and than, hopefully, in 2004 be ready to fight for a world title, or at least be high enough in the rankings to be close to fighting for one.
JOEL PEREZ (34-6-2, 19 KOs)
About a year ago, I sparred with Diaz for a month so I know him very well. He is a very busy fighter but is not a big puncher. I think they took this fight off of what happened to me in my last fight when I lost. But I have had double the time to prepare for this and am ready to go. This is a great opportunity for me to get back on track and I am really confident. This could be the fight of the night.
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The second-seeded Vikings advanced on Friday with a 3-1 (20-25, 25-23, 26-24, 25-22) semifinal win over Chatham's Ursuline College, while the top-ranked Colts scored a 3-2 (25-2123-25 14-25 25-22 15-8) win over London Saunders in the other semi. Waterloo received a scare in their morning quarter-final match against Hamilton Cathedral before escaping with a 3-2 (25-16 22-25 19-25 25-21 20-18) victory.
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I was just reading my government textbook, and I was a bit uncertain about the steps for deciding a major case--mostly the correct order they are in.
Does anyone know if this order is correct?
1 Lawyers must submit written briefs.
2 They must then present oral arguments before the Court.
3 The 9 justices meet to debate each case, express views and conclusions, and vote on a decision.
4 A majority opinion may be debated and rewritten several times before the final decision is announced.
5 A written opinion is issued that announces the Court's ruling and explains its reasoning.
My next question focuses on the ways cases come to the Court. Does this include a writ of certiorari and whether or not the case is on appeal?
My last question revolves around the fact that a case's final decision will make a difference. Does this fact influence the Court's decisions or is it part of the criteria for determining Supreme Court authority in cases?
I appreciate any help. Thanks.
sorry, this has nothing to do with your question. I just cant work out how one posts a question on this forum. do you need special membership. I've just signed up and can't see anywhere on the website to post a query like yours. apologies again but if you could take a moment to explain the process.
many thanks
The Supreme Court rules on whatever they choose to bring up. Since thousands of appeals are sent their way, they have the authority to choose which cases to consider.
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By Faizan Chudhry - July 2, 2013 | Tickers: CNX, JRCC, KOL
President Obama's ongoing efforts to curb climate change are directly affecting the coal industry. Obama has been advocating boosting renewable energy usage and efficiency. Improving efficiency of current power generational fleet would increase power cost and adversely affect economies and businesses tied to coal. Coal industry has already been suffering due to increasing regulations, lower natural gas prices that have lead to cheap and cleaner burning of natural gas more »
Value Plays in Coal
By Piyush Arora - December 31, 2012 | Tickers: ANR, ACI, CNX, JRCC, BTU
Is This Coal Company Ready for a Rebound?
By Dr. Osman Gulseven - December 19, 2012 | Tickers: ACI, CNX, JRCC
Shareholders of Arch Coal (NYSE: ACI) have seen the price of their stock drop about 50% over this year. However, the price of natural gas is rising. Together with the prospect of exporting coal to international markets, the month of December 2012 provided welcome relief. Arch Coal's share price started bouncing back from historical lows.
On December 14, the coal complex got a big boost. The chief executive officer more »
Should You Buy Into the Coal Supercycle?
By Kyle Spencer - November 30, 2012 | Tickers: ARLP, JRCC, BTU
Peabody Energy (NYSE: BTU) Chairman and CEO Gregory H. Boyce has been pitching the so-called "coal supercycle" for a few years now. The pitch is that coal will become the world's largest energy source any day now due to rising demand in China and India, and the cost of coal is just a fraction of global oil and liquefied natural gas. It's all related to more »
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After a Black Friday rally the market came crashing down on Monday as investors took profits off the table. The market has now turned back its focus on the fiscal cliff, despite strong Black Friday sales and equally impressive home equity loan figures. With that being said, there are a few stocks rallying in Monday's trading day, and these are all stocks that have been beaten down for most more »
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Shares of coal miners have been volatile for most of the year, trading with large losses as uncertainty creates pessimism for investors. But Thursday, coal companies led the market after the EIA natural gas supply data was released. One of the reasons coal stocks had fallen lower in early 2012 is due to the prices of natural gas. Because when natural gas is higher, coal becomes a more attractive alternative more »
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Coal stocks are trading down again this week. Here's why. As of Friday morning, prompt natural gas prices are down to $2.70 per MCF. This is disappointing as the price was above $3 for much of the past month. Natural gas prices are important because as gas prices fall, power plants switch from coal to natural gas to generate electricity.
Price on 2012 2011 % Down % Up 8/16 more »
Good News in the Coal Space?
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The coal news has been dismal of late -- benchmark coking coal prices below $170 per metric tonne, natural gas prices dipping back to $2.75 per MCF, pessimistic commentary by global miners about a China-led recovery in the second half. All year investors have been waiting for China to turn the corner. It ain't going to happen in August or September. So, when I see encouraging news, I figure more »
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If anyone reading this has glanced at coal this last year you surely noticed the coal industry decline. Wait, that's too nice, you surely noticed the complete nose dive in coal company stock prices. There's some really attractive companies out there that are insane values at this point in time. As with any sector, there's the good, the bad and really ugly. Let's discuss some of more »
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The last two days were brutal for coal stocks, as Patriot Coal Corp announced its bankruptcy filing and James River Coal (NASDAQ: JRCC) plunged 25%, hinting at a possible bankruptcy filing itself. The sell-off ensued for the rest of the coal players, such as Walter Energy (NYSE: WLT), Alpha Natural Resources (NYSE: ANR), Peabody Energy Corp (NYSE: BTU), and Arch Coal (NYSE: ACI) Seeing such a quick sell-off from these more »
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Even though coal usage is falling in the United States and stagnant globally, coal stocks are soaring in recent market action. Peabody Energy (NYSE: BTU), the world's largest private sector coal company in the country, is up 17.33% for the last week and 10.44% for the last month of trading. Year to date, Peabody Energy is off by 20.67%. James River (NASDAQ: JRCC), a small cap more »


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Drakkenfyre said...
Pain in the ass Achievement.
Not only is it totally random, but you will keep missing the fountain again, and again. You need to stand in the middle of the fountain, and about 10 feet back, then you will get most of your casts, with an occasional "Did not land in water".
If you are levelling up your Fishing, you can vendor off all the greys at the trainer right there. And when need be, just step forward, get training, then step back.
You will occasionally land on the edge of the fountain water, and the water here is considered the sewer water, and shares the sewer water loot table. If you are on the quest that has you fishing in the sewers, you can pull up the item right here.
And the goldfish, the damned goldfish. Once you get to the point where you aren't getting too many junk catches anymore, you will start getting goldfish almost non-stop. That is the only thing on the loot table other than coins. If you are too high a level for it to be useul, or don't have a pet that can eat fish, you will be vendoring hundreds of these damn things.
And the coins will repeat themselves multiple times. You will eventually get to the point where you need only one or two, and get the same damn coin 4 times.
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I would be VERY careful making macros to spam.
When you had to spam /chicken almost 100 times to get the hidden quest "Cluck!", people would use macros to do it. And if someone reported them, Blizzard took it as spamming. Even tho it was to get a quest. Even tho you weren't meaning to spam other players. They actioned players for doing that.
And especially after this big thing with the player named Swifty getting banned, if someone (i.e. GM) sees you spamming a macro, even tho it doesn't produce a text line, and even tho you are legitimately using it, I wouldn't want to provoke an overly-caution GM.


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Gina Shatney, an elementary school teacher from Philadelphia, knew exactly how she wanted to decorate her infant son's nursery. She picked a cool color palette, but chose to brighten up the wall over her son's crib with bold colors and friendly animal faces. Instead of trawling home décor stores only to have to settle for something less than what she had in mind, Shatney decided to do it herself by painting a mural.
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The options for murals are limitless. You can create whimsical animals, a bright circus scene, or a simple pastel pattern. You're only limited by the wall space available and your budget. By creating a mural herself, Shatney—who quickly says that she enjoys art but is not an artist—saved a lot of money. But even if you cringe at your lack of artistic acumen, there are lots of options when creating a fantastic mural that will enliven your child's room.
Murals are a magical artistic medium. They can be big or small, complex or simple. Katie Reim (katiereim.com), a Philadelphia-area artist who specializes in children's murals, says that a mural is "a unique piece of artwork in that it surrounds you in the space you're in." She adds, "It's more than just a painting on the wall."
Before doing anything else, consider what the theme or the subject of the mural will be. If your child is old enough, ask him or her to brainstorm with you about favorite hobbies, animals, or other images. A great source of ideas is the Internet. You can find thousands of clip art images to get ideas or even to use as part of your mural design. Shatney found her inspiration in five-month-old Timothy's bedding set. "I decided that the jungle animal characters would be the perfect theme for his wall, and something fun to look at together and grow with over the years," she shares. "I loved the simple lines of it and knew that they were something I could handle myself." She plotted it out on one-inch grid paper and then sketched the animals directly on the wall, freehand.
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There has been an air of negativity around the Celtics recently, due to their high expectations and slow start. The Celtics are currently 6-5, and 4th in the Atlantic Division, which we have ruled since the start of the Kevin Garnett era. We are ranked 22nd in defense, 30th in OREB%, and simply just look bad right now. But here is something I want to say: Do not forget we are missing one of our most important players, and a critical piece to our dreams of contention. What, or should I say who, is this critical piece? Why none other than our Avery Bradley. Avery Bradley was drafted by the Celtics in the 2010 NBA Draft at the 19th spot, to little fanfare. While Avery was one of the most highly touted HS prospects in the country, he struggled in college at Texas and his stock dropped. He had a very up-and-down rookie season, where he showed flashes of potential (Like this game). Nothing really came of it though, and he entered his sophomore season with reserved expectations. What hap...
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9 — The number of 3-pointers Emily Bulfin sank to set a new Lakewood Ranch school record Jan. 25.
4 — The number of goals Lakewood Ranch High junior forward Ryan Sollazzo scored in two games this past week to help lead the Mustangs to their first district title in four years.
3 — The place in which Braden River High's Sarah Weiss and Lakewood Ranch High's Amanda Johnson finished in their respective weight classes at the District 8 meet Jan. 25, to advance to the FHSAA Finals Feb. 9.
5 — The number of football teams, including Braden River and Lakewood Ranch, in Class 7A-District 10 next season.
14 — The number of shutouts the Lakewood Ranch High girls soccer team has posted this season after blanking Venice 1-0 in the Class 4A-Region 3 semifinals Jan. 26.
31 — The combined number of goals Tito's and Ten Oaks scored in the Premier Sotheby's Cup Jan. 27, at the Sarasota Polo Club.
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Life on the Farm Goes Wireless
In rural settings, it's all the rage
Wireless may be all the rage in today's urban settings–the proliferation of smart phones and Wi-Fi-enabled masses is proof--but rural areas are also getting in on the action.
In fact, it's arguable that a greater need for wireless security exists on the farm. The typical farm or ranch, for example, can easily have up to hundreds of thousands of dollars in equipment sitting in unguarded, detached sheds. For years, though, rural customers, turned off by high prices and complicated logistics associated with wiring, elected to simply take their chances and face the consequences without a professionally installed security system.
The rapid evolution of wireless stands the strongest chance to help erase that mentality. A combination of cost-effectiveness, more-reliable sensor technology and ease of installation are allowing dealers in these areas to present a more-appealing sell.
As a result, rural areas are becoming places where dealers can strategically grow their businesses by reducing costly burglaries and liability issues.
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In central Nebraska, Heartland Security LLC's Homer Creutz, owner, has several customers who store tools, machinery, feed, automobiles and even livestock on unguarded and often uncovered ground. In most cases, these valuable assets are surrounded by a fence or covered by overhangs. In the past, that was usually the extent of their security, as these facilities are located in pastures or fields, detached from a home or a secure, central security system.
"A lot of people in these areas have detached garages or facilities. Their livelihood is their farms, livestock or machines. Their tools and farm equipment are sometimes worth more than their homes, and yet they're sitting outside virtually unprotected," said Homer Creutz.
It doesn't take much effort, for instance, to gain access to hundreds of thousands of dollars in farm equipment by breaking locks or tearing sheds apart. "Typically, farmers go to great and expensive lengths to install a home security system, yet they lock sheds and barns with just a little latch. Thieves are able to find these and easily break the lock or tear open sides of metal buildings to gain access," continued Creutz.
And it's not just farm equipment that sits vulnerable in these open areas. Another common example is the neighborhood car maintenance shop or gated impound lot. "This type of customer has one location where all towed cars are housed, usually within a fenced in facility. Thieves are able to come in and take belongings or stereos out of impounded vehicles. Mechanics are getting sued and the burglars are able to easily take whatever they need by hoping a fence. There's a huge amount of liability here for the person impounding a car," explained Creutz.
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In any location, rural or urban, hardwiring is always one of the biggest installation headaches encountered by integrators. Until recently, wireless security was mainly considered an ideal solution for indoor application. Recent advancements in weatherproofing design and extreme temperature performance, among other developments, have made the technology better suited to handle outdoor environments.
These advancements have helped steadily increase the popularity of wireless security in rural communities because the technology is easily applicable for barns, fences and sheds. Motion detection, for example, is among the more popular solutions. When these wireless sensors are connected to an alarm panel, rural customers can be quickly notified by the central station. Additionally, customers can be notified of non-critical alarms by utilizing digital communications services that send messages to their mobile devices.
"With a wireless sensor, if someone enters that barn for example, the authorities are going to be notified within a matter of seconds. Similarly, ranchers can be notified in the instance of non-critical events, such as the wandering of livestock outside a designated fence or perimeter," Creutz said.
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"Athletes unite against persecution of gays in Russia! Don't let Putin and the IOC get away with murder!"
- Carlos Sayao, former Canadian National Swim Team Member and University of Michigan All American
"Any form of discrimination to a person on grounds of gender or who they love is incompatible with belonging to the Olympic Movement."
- Carlos R. former Spanish National Swim Team Member
Make sure to make it clear in Sochi.
Athletes are the symbol of the Games! Putin is not! The IOC should be more responsible! Any discrimination on, any level, especially gay rights and safety of our athletes, is the #1 concern, not $$$. I do not support Vladimir Putin's stance on human rights - the IOC should/can do better!
- Brian Fell, former NCAA track champion and American record holder
"I support LGBT rights and denounce Putin's Law! The IOC must NOT allow Russia to host the Oympics!"
- Marilyn Chua, 2000 Sydney OLYMPIAN & UCLA Swimming Team Member
"The IOC should not tolerate homophobia. Boycott Putin's law. Get back to the core Olympic values of humanity, peace and good ethics. Equality for all!"
- Luisa Los Santos, former Malaysian National Swimming Champion & Record Holder, UCLA Swim Team Member.
"I support LGBT rights and so should the IOC. By tolerating Putin's laws, the IOC disrespects human rights and supports the discrimination of minorities."
- Elvira Fischer, 2-time OLYMPIAN for Austria, member of the Austrian National team, UCLA, UNL; NCAA All American
"If the IOC didn't tolerate apartheid it shouldn't tolerate homophobia."
- Geraldine, UCLA Swimming
"I believe in equality. I support LGBT rights. I believe in the Olympic Ideal. Putin's Law does NOT uphold the Olympic Ideal. Why should a country with homophobic laws be allowed to host the Olympics?"
- Jennifer (Noddle) Douglas, former UCLA swim team captain, NCAA All-American, and Canadian National Swim Team member.
"I support gay rights and denounce Putin's law and the IOC's inaction to uphold Olympic values!"
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WINE PARAPHERNALIA THAT MAKES US UNCOMFORTABLE AND/OR SCAREDApril 20, 2010 at 12:10 am by john
Welcome to the 7th installment of "WINE PARAPHERNALIA THAT MAKES US UNCOMFORTABLE AND/OR SCARED" (or W.P.T.M.U.U.A.O.S. for short)
Oh, we need wine for dinner....whatever will we do? Wait a minute...what are you standing on? Oh yeah, it's my James-Bond-Villain-Wine-Cellar-Lair I forgot I had because I'm so rich I can afford to forget things like where my wine cellar is and where I'm going to hide your body after I kill you. Did I say that outloud?
Anyway, this is great design but sheesh, really? How many drunk dinner guests have gone head-first down this Hitchcock Movie about alcoholics? But I'm guessing if you can afford this, you can afford a miniature man-servant who lives at the bottom if your wine cellar and gets your wine for you. I'm 5'11" when I slouch. I enjoy cots and canned food and answer to Reginald, Doyle, or "Yoo Hoo, Little Wine Boooy!"
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WINE PARAPHERNALIA THAT MAKES US UNCOMFORTABLE AND/OR SCAREDJanuary 8, 2010 at 12:10 am by john
Welcome to the 4th intallment of "WINE PARAPHERNALIA THAT MAKES US UNCOMFORTABLE AND/OR SCARED" (or W.P.T.M.U.U.A.O.S. for short)
Wow, seriously? Is this so you can drink while using your chainsaw? What on earth do you need both hands free for when drinking? The Electric Slide is going to get REALLY REALLY messy at cousin Sharon's wedding. This is only acceptable if off screen he's holding two other glasses of wine in his hands.
I'm guessing this is some middle-management multitasker's bid to really press the flesh (grchk...i just threw up in my mouth) at those conferences that I'm so, so, so, so happy I don't have to go to anymore.
I doth protest too much....yes, I want one.
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Daily Encouragement by Daisaku Ikeda
The powerful may appear great, but in reality they are not. Greatest of all are the ordinary people. If those in power lead lives of idle luxury it is because the people are silent. We have to speak out. With impassioned words, we need to resolutely attack abuses of power that cause people suffering. This is fighting on the side of justice. It is wrong to remain silent when confronted with injustice. Doing so is tantamount to supporting and condoning evil.
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John Hancock Financial said that Sebastian Pariath has been named as the head of John Hancock Operations, a newly created role in which he will lead the company's information-services department.
Pariath, whose appointment is effective Jan. 1, will report to Craig Bromley, president of John Hancock Financial, the company said in a press release. John Hancock is a Boston-based division Manulife Financial Corp., a large financial services company headquartered in Toronto.


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Haha. As much as I don't really like to post more personal stuff on the webernets, I think(?!?) this is universal enough that other people might be able to relate. This is usually where my head is at when I get in an art funk. WHAT DO? (And please forgive my messy handwriting ahaha)


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A Valentine Party – 1922 Recipes and Decorations for a Romantic Valentine Dinner
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311 releases its new album, Stereolithic, on Tuesday (March 11th), which is known to the band's fans as "311 Day." The album will arrive on the group's own 311 Records with distribution by INgrooves, making it 311's first truly independent release since its early days as an unsigned band in Omaha, Nebraska. The new album is the follow-up to 2011's Universal Pulse, which entered Billboard's Top 200 Album Chart at Number Seven, making it the band's 8th straight Top 10 debut.
- Stereolithic is 311's 11th studio album and it comes out 25 years after the band first got together. Singer Nick Hexum told us a while back that making music for a living is a dream come true: "It's such a blessing to be able to do stuff that would be, I would do for fun, for a hobby, you know, as, make a living out of it. And that's what me and Chad (Sexton, drums) are always talking about, like, we just look forward to getting into the studio and working on everything -- 311, side stuff, you know, it's a blast."
- The first single from Stereolithic is "Five Of Everything."
- Tuesday will also find the band staging its bi-annual "311 Day" mega-concert, in which it often plays for up to six hours and airs a large chunk of its catalog for a crowd of diehard fans. This year's event will take place in New Orleans.


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Halloa! I fear this box may never provide a description that could ever truly satisify the definition of description.
In saying that, I'm 27, from Liverpool, apparently an infp, with a passion for Liverpool FC, history, and Star Trek. Ahem.
Also, I suppose I should note that I am so utterly staid that the colour beige has pursued legal action against me on a number of occasions. Damned legal obligations...
Oh, and this blog is quite probably PG-safe (I guess what constitutes PG is subjective, so probably) as I very rarely swear and don't post images of a fleshy nature.
Oh, oh, and I have a fascination (um, irrepressible obsession) with the two world wars, which is why they appear so prominently in my Tumblr. Macabre, perhaps, but it's principally centred on a desire to contribute, however insignificantly, to the "perpetuation" of those who suffered immeasurably in the wars.
"On the Way Home From the Afghan War: Wounded Soldiers at the Allahabad Railway Station", The Illustrated London News, 1880.
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The 14-year-old girl is reported to have threatened to kill her classmates that had made fun of her. The Levelland Police Department and the Levelland Middle School officials found a BB gun in her backpack.
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Reflections on the International Dimensions and Policy Lessons of the U.S. Subprime Crisis
AbstractThe financial press has often characterized the 2007-2008 United States subprime mess as a new breed of crisis. Indeed, this view often points to the international repercussions of the U.S.-based crisis as evidence that the globalization of financial portfolios has introduced new channels for spillovers that were never present before. At present, there is also considerable confusion in academic and policy circles as to whether the shaky predicament of the global economy owes to contagion or to shared (common) economic fundamentals. I address these issues, in turn, and discuss some of the questions, as regards regulation of financial institutions, that the current crisis has raised.
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This Summer's Hottest Shows and What to Wear to Them
Music festivals inspire and create the summer soundtracks that we all love. The Black Keys, Nicki Minaj, Lollapalooza, the Hard Summer Music Festival, and Identity Fest are all coming to your cities this summer – and Karmaloop will have you looking all the rage, while you rage.
Irregular Choice is Not for the Average Gal…
...it is for the bold, quirky lady! Typically straddling the line between vintage and modern, Irregular Choice always delivers an unusual flavor of footwear. And the Spring 2012 collection is no departure from the British brand's legacy.
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A SystemPrompt is similar to a SystemDialog, but it adds an inputField property to collect information from the user. A prompt has two buttons (Cancel and OK) and a title, but no body text. You can also set a prompt to be dismissed automatically when one of the buttons is tapped. If you set the dismissAutomatically property to false, you must dismiss the prompt with the cancel() function otherwise the prompt will remain on top of your UI forever.
You can use the SystemUiInputField class to customize the defaultText and emptyText properties. The defaultText property is the text that appears when the prompt is first displayed, and the emptyText property is the text that appears when the user taps a button but does not enter text. The user can't tap the OK button if nothing is entered in the input field.
You can use the SystemUiInputMode class to specify which type of text you are asking the user for. The type triggers the most appropriate keyboard for user input. For example, you can use SystemUiInputMode::Password to display a keyboard that adds a row of numbers at the top of the keyboard and includes character masking. For more information about text input modes, see Text. When the user taps the confirmButton, the finished() signal is emitted with the text that the user entered in the inputField.
Creating a system prompt in C++
The code sample below creates a SystemPrompt in C++ that is shown in the image to the right. For example, you could use a system prompt like this to ask the user to rename a file in your app.
A SystemPrompt has the same default buttons as a SystemDialog. You'll notice that the finished() signal also provides a SystemUiResult object that contains the user's input (the button that the user tapped).
// A public function to display a SystemPrompt in your UI void App::showPrompt() { // Set up the prompt with a title, a default for your inputField, // and some text to present to the user to remind them to enter // text. This prompt will be dismissed automatically when the // button is tapped. SystemPrompt *prompt = new SystemPrompt(); prompt->setTitle("Enter a new file name"); prompt->setDismissAutomatically(true); prompt->inputField()->setDefaultText("abc123456"); prompt->inputField()->setEmptyText("Enter a new filename ..."); // Connect the finished() signal to the onPromptFinished() slot. bool success = QObject::connect(prompt, SIGNAL(finished(bb::system::SystemUiResult::Type)), this, SLOT(onPromptFinished(bb::system::SystemUiResult::Type))); if (success) { // Signal was successfully connected. // Now show the prompt in your UI. prompt->show(); } else { // Failed to connect to signal. // This is not normal in most cases and can be a critical // situation for your app! Make sure you know exactly why // this has happened. Add some code to recover from the lost // connection below this line. prompt->deleteLater(); } }
You must create a slot for the finished() signal. You'll need this slot defined as a public slot in your App.hpp header.
public: App(); Q_INVOKABLE void showPrompt(); public slots: void onPromptFinished(bb::system::SystemUiResult::Type type);
And you will need to implement them in your App.cpp file. Here's an example:
void App::onPromptFinished(bb::system::SystemUiResult::Type type) { if (type == SystemUiResult::ConfirmButtonSelection) { qDebug() << "Prompt Accepted:" << text; // The user accepted the prompt. } else { qDebug() << "Prompt Rejected"; // The user rejected the prompt. } }
Creating a system credentials prompt in C++
A SystemCredentialsPrompt lets you collect a username and password in your app. The SystemCredentialsPrompt also provides a toggle button to specify whether to display the password as it is typed (or have it masked) and a check box to specify whether to remember the password.
A system credentials prompt provides a Log In and a Cancel button. If the user taps Log In, the finished() signal provides a QString object for the user name, a QString object for the password, and a Boolean value to indicate whether your app should remember the user's password.
The code sample below demonstrates how to create a SystemCredentialsPrompt in C++:
void App::showCredentialsPrompt() { // Set up the credentials prompt with a title and a body // with some instructions. SystemCredentialsPrompt *credentialsPrompt = new SystemCredentialsPrompt(); credentialsPrompt->setTitle("Authentication Required"); credentialsPrompt->setBody("This server requires authentication. " "Please enter your username and password."); // For this credentials prompt, we will show the // password, include a check box to remember the // password, and automatically dismiss this prompt // when any button is tapped. credentialsPrompt->setIncludeShowPassword(true); credentialsPrompt->setIncludeRememberMe(true); credentialsPrompt->setDismissAutomatically(true); // Connect the finished() signal to the // onCredentialsFinished() slot. bool success = QObject::connect(credentialsPrompt, SIGNAL(finished(bb::system::SystemUiResult::Type)), this, SLOT(onCredentialsFinished(bb::system::SystemUiResult::Type))); if (success) { // Signal was successfully connected. // Now show the credentials prompt in your UI. credentialsPrompt->show(); } else { // Failed to connect to signal. // This is not normal in most cases and can be a critical // situation for your app! Make sure you know exactly why // this has happened. Add some code to recover from the lost // connection below this line. credentialsPrompt->deleteLater(); } }
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Mystikal: Enter the Tarantula
In a former life, as deejay and break-dancer, he once went by different names, including Mystikal Mike, MC Serious, and Mike T. Today, the 31 year old New Orleans native is a recording artist, philanthropist, businessman, and father. For Mystikal, although responsibilities continue to expand and diversify, one constant remains, keeping his web connected: his love of music.
Before Mystikal's success in the music industry, a four year stint in the Army polished off his youth, or, in his words, "That's when I got my hair put on my chest." That experience served him well enough to get Mystikal to spontaneously offer the hook off the Army's commercial theme, "Be All That You Can Be." The Army undoubtedly served to enrich Mystikal's political consciousness. As a recording artist, he used his music as an outlet to express his perspective on the September 11th tragedies on the uplifting track off Tarantula, "Bouncin' Back (Bumpin' Me Againt The Wall)."
In a different direction, "Big Truck Driver" is a purely fun ode to all his trucks that he must really enjoy, since he's planning to name his own soon to be record label Big Truck Records. Having been on three different labels, Mystikal definitely has the knowledge necessary with such a venture. After the changes he's seen, Mystikal affirms, "I learned that I'm never gonna compromise nothin' that's gonna hurt my career." Specifically on the subject of his relationship with Master P, Mystikal says, "Put it like this. We respect each other."
A self-proclaimed perfectionist, Mystikal finds working on soundtracks as gratifying as completing his albums. The soundtrack to the coming film, "The New Guy," starring Eddie Griffin, will include a track Mystikal likes a lot. "I rapped over a James Brown beat. Oh my God." Although Mystikal's favorite classics include rap artists like L.L. Cool J and Scarface, the question had to be asked about James Brown. "That was my mom's idol...She's ready to marry him right now," offers Mystikal, displaying a mischievous sense of humor to rival friend, Chris Rock.
In his private life, as a Christian, Mystikal's faith has helped him handle all aspects of the music business. "It (faith) makes you realize that nothin' is promised, and there is somethin' that come after this. So, do all the best, and live life to the fullest while you're here, you know." As father, of two children, son Million, 1, and daughter My'Chelle, 2, Mystikal's doing his personal best, down to making sure his baby spiders hear the clean edits of his music.
His involvement with a local New Orleans entity called NORD, and the Make A Wish Foundation are ways Mystikal reaches out to do his part for children at large. NORD works in varied capacities, including renovating parks where children can play basketball. As far as Make A Wish, Mystikal says, "They called me once. They said they has some other stuff for me, but I never heard from 'em. So, I'm setting that record straight right now. If y'all need anything else, y'all know where I'm at."
Although not a great fan of jazz, Mystikal, having been raised in New Orleans, was infused with the music rich in culture, which he appreciates. Throughout relaxed conversation, a natural singer, Mystikal punctuates his speech with an occasional line from songs, comfortably and eloquently clarifying his ideas through music. Mystikal's brief moment as a trombone player in school makes his affinity for hip hop that much more surprising.
Regarding his creative process, says Mystikal, "My inspiration comes from the love that I have for the art form of it. I just love to bust a rhyme." When asked what he loves most about performing, Mystikal shares, "that energy you get from the crowd...ain't nothin' like it." With an ever growing fan base, banging tracks, and a new record company about to take off, Mystikal's web is set, and the payoff will be very interesting. Tarantula hits stores December 18.
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