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Birthdays for niece and nephew. My birthday. Anniversary of my Mum's passing. My wedding anniversary. It used to be the start of a new school year, but now it's my niece's and nephews' turn. It's just a whirlwind of a month. And now, I have two races that I'm signed up for. And a baby shower. And three weddings to attend. *phew* I'm getting tired just typing it.
But here's the thing...I never let September bring me down. Instead, I attack it like I do a hill (even "Hell Yes Hill"): head down, strong arms & legs, and perhaps a little swearing. I get mad at it. Grrr.
Little me, back when I was a Jr. in HS (1999), attacking a mean hill in Richland, WA
Then, I don't give up, and I finish strong.
Finishing one of the last races my Mom & Dad both saw me run in Fall 1999
Bring it again, September. I'm ready.

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Until now, in my blog posts on Unicode, I've been focusing on internal processing which has only an indirect effect on users. But now I'm thinking about something else: how can you write a text editing widget which potentially supports as many locales as possible? This should generally be the goal when writing internationalized applications, and almost all applications should be eventually internationalized, so why not a text editor?
As it turns out, this is an extremely complicated task, combining the difficulties of input methods and rendering. In this article I'll try to brush on as many relevant topics as possible, trying not to ramble too much on any particular one. Really, each section should probably be given its own blog post.
To test the Unicode-bind approach, I'm looking at the Factor .91 editor gadget, which pays no attention at all to internationalization and basically parrots back whatever characters it receives. Different keyboard layouts were tested on Mac OS X 10.5, though that shouldn't matter here.
Typing European scripts
European scripts are pretty easy. You just type letters on the keyboard and they appear, always in left-to-right order, on the screen, one character appearing for each keystroke in many languages. This works for English, German, Russian, Georgian and many other languages, but not for, say Spanish or Vietnamese. In those languages, there are characters like é or ở which require multiple keystrokes to input. With a typical Spanish keyboard, to write é, first the ´ key is pressed and then the e key. For ở, you first press the ơ key and then the ̉ key.
There are more complicated input methods for, say, typing é with a US keyboard, and these are system-dependent. On Mac OS X, I use Alt-e to get that first combining ´ mark, and then an e to constitute the character under it. This can be used in any application. In Microsoft Office applications on Windows, you can use Ctrl-' to make a combining ´ mark. Elsewhere, you can't use that key chord, just some complicated keystrokes to input the right hex code. I believe Gnome and KDE each define their own mechanisms for this kind of input.
From a Unicode-bind text editor, none of these multiple-character inputs work. When in the Spanish keyboard mode in the Factor editor gadget, pressing ´ does nothing, and when in Vietnamese mode, pressing ơ does nothing. This is because the input system expects something more complicated to happen next. The OS-specific keys, of course, don't work properly either unless there is special handing for them. All of these things must be taken into account in an internationalized editor widget.
Typing East Asian scripts
When looking at the possible input methods in the Mac keyboard layout chooser, you're immediately struck by the fact that four East Asian languages--Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese, have far more input methods listed than any other individual language. This is probably because (more than anything else) of the difficulty involved in inputing Han ideographs.
Han ideographs (Chinese characters) are used in Chinese and Japanese (as Kanji), occasionally in Korean and historically with Vietnamese. Unicode encodes over 70,000 Han ideographs, but at least 90% of these are extremely rare. Still, thousands come up in everyday situations and need to be typed into computers.
There are a number of ways of inputting Han ideographs. One way is through a Romanization. This requires several dictionaries, because each language pronounces the ideographs differently, and there are many Romanization systems for each language. One Romanization may correspond to more than one ideograph, so users are presented with a list of numbered choices. Another input method works by specifying the radicals, or component pieces, of the Han ideographs.
Japanese and Korean (and Vietnamese, discussed above) also have alphabets. Japanese has the kana—katakana and hiragana—a syllabary which can be entered by a special keyboard or through Romanization. Korean has Hangul, (I blogged about this earlier) which are syllables made of the 24 letters in the jamo alphabet. These can be entered by Romanization or by typing jamo. In either case, things are expected to coalesce into Hangul syllables automatically during typing.
The choice of input methods is usually chosen outside of the current application, and applications are expected to work perfectly with that choice. A good text editing widget must communicate with the OS settings to pick the right one, and it must implement it properly.
Rendering difficult scripts
Hebrew, European scripts and East Asian scripts are relatively simple to render. Well, maybe not that simple, when it comes to placing (and stacking!) combing marks and putting Hangul syllables or Han ideographs. But at least two adjacent letters don't tend to combine with each other spontaneously, forming several types of ligatures depending on what's on the left and what's on the right. At least letters go in their prevailing order, not rearranging themselves visually.
Certain Middle Eastern scripts like Arabic and Syriac, and several Indic scripts like Devanagari, don't follow these rules. Arabic and Syriac are written in a cursive form. Each letter has up to four (or sometimes five) forms in the simplified form that most computer typesetting systems use, and vowels are written above or below the characters as combining marks. In some computer typesetting systems, these shapes can be inferred from context, but others will display things incorrectly unless special code points are used which include information about which form it is.
Indic scripts are also complicated, but differently. The term "Indic script" refers not only to scripts used in India but a whole family of scripts used around South and Southeast Asia. There are 19 of these scripts encoded in Unicode, all with somewhat similar properties. Devanagari, the script used for Hindi, Nepali and Sanskrit, among other things, is one of these Indic scripts, and others include Malayalam, Tibetan, Tamil, Khmer and Thai. Among consonants in most Indic scripts, there are a large number of ligatures, but these are not encoded into Unicode; they must be inferred by a suitable font. Vowels in Indic scripts can be written after a consonant group, above it, below it, or even before the group, and this must also be inferred by the font. (I'm oversimplifying in both of those sentences, of course. Things are much more complicated.) In most Indic scripts' Unicode encodings, vowels which are placed before a consonant group come aftewards in memory, following logical order. Thai and Lao scripts don't follow these rules, and put those vowels before, but this causes complications in collation. All of these properties of Indic scripts create difficulties not only in rendering but also in input methods, but I haven't read much specifically on this.
Some or all of these issues might be solved by choosing a suitable font and display system rather than the editor widget itself.
Line breaking
I wrote about grapheme breaking previously. Unicode line breaking is sort of like grapheme breaking, except much much more complicated. By "line breaking" I mean what you might call word wrap. It's described in UAX #14.
This document describes several classes of characters with different line-breaking properties. Some force a line break before or after their display, others passively allow a line break before or after, some forbid a line break and others have even more complicated properties. All in all, there are 38 categories. Even though the algorithm is complicated, it (like generating a collation key) can be done in linear time with respect to the length of the string.
With respect to line breaking, different scripts and locales have different rules. In Chinese, Japanese and Korean text, where spaces between words are rare or nonexistent, you can do a line break between any two Han ideographs, kana or Hangul syllables. Often, arbitrary line breaks are even allowed within words written in Roman script. In Korean, we have to watch out that we don't break up a Hangul syllable, so conjoining jamo behavior rules are used.
In Khmer, Lao and Thai scripts, there are also no spaces between words, but line breaks must not interrupt words. This requires some linguistic analysis and dictionary lookup, but Unicode provides a code point to indicate line breaking opportunities. This may sound a little weird and impractical, but a similar thing also exists for European scripts which may hyphenate words between lines: the soft hyphen.
Even if things are restricted to American English, Unicode line breaking properties provide for better visual display than separating things at word breaking points, or just where there's whitespace. Still, it provides a significant implementation challenge for the writer of an internationalized text editor.
Bidirectional text
In Arabic, Hebrew and some other scripts, text runs from right to left rather than left to right. But what if we have a document that combines Hebrew and English: how do we organize text running in two directions? In an even more common situation, we could have text containing Hebrew and numbers. (Even in Hebrew and Arabic, decimal numbers are written left to right.) According to Unicode principles, both left-to-right (LTR) and right-to-left (RTL) scripts should be written in logical order, yet their display order is different.
To negotiate these issues, the Unicode Consortium specified the Bidirectional (BIDI) Algorithm (UAX #9). The BIDI Algorithm could easily fill up a whole blog post by itself, and I don't fully understand it, so I won't try to explain it all here. There are a number of different categories that Unicode code points go in for BIDI purposes: characters can be not only LTR or RTL, but also neutral, mirroring, strongly or weakly directioned, or an invisible special-purpose mark. These categories sometimes overlap, and there are several levels of directioning.
The BIDI algorithm is difficult to implement for display, but it gets even more complicated in a text editor. When placing the cursor somewhere, there can be ambiguity as to where it is. When selecting things, there is sometimes a design decision whether to support logical selection (which could be discontiguous) and visual selection (which is hard to implement). The best resource to learn more about this is the UAX document itself.
For Factor, it will be impossible to keep the editor widget written completely in Factor. It would require a huge amount of duplicated effort and system-specific configuration to get it right, so we'll probably end up having to use native (meaning Gtk, Cocoa and Windows UI) editor widgets.
Clearly, the Unicode-blind approach is insufficient here. Because of all this, internationalized editor widgets are implemented pretty rarely. English-speakers can get complacent in simple input methods, but these will not work for others.
Warning: Readers should be aware that I haven't studied any one of these topics in-depth. This is just an introduction and shouldn't be taken very seriously.


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"How blessed are those who mourn, because it is they who will be comforted!"
We just lost a loved one, Dutch Suckley, my little sister's 24 year old son. He witnessed and went through a lot and suffered loss himself at a very young age. I can't really imagine what his life must have been like all that well. But several are shedding many tears now and will greatly miss him in the days to come.
Wasn't perfect - we aren't either.
You understand how God can truly be honored in our grieving process as we each draw close to Him and put His Word first. And He can completely comfort us too ..by His Spirit.. the Comforter.. the Spirit of truth.. as we wisely cooperate in love.
I really don't want you hurting. Why not..we all "do a search" if you will ..yeah, in our hearts and put away any sin if there (you remember how the Bible says we've all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God - we've come short of His righteousness [right living and right standing]), any idols (that we place in His spot), along with any illicit drug or wrong alcohol use, or any hatred of people, or foulness that might emerge on the lips at times, or any selfishness, or pride, or any willful independence from the Lord.. asking Him for His free forgiveness. I mean only if we haven't and need that.
Let's fully trust in the Jesus of the Bible now more and more and be / become guided by God's Holy Scriptures whether we choose to honor Him one way or another, yes, in this church or in that one...whether our flesh feels like it or not. God wants you safe from that junk!
Why not remember that people need some latitude to grieve in many ways and let em. I'm gunna try my best.
You know that God can bring a lot of good out of the very worst of situations if we call out to Him and obey. Roman's 8:28-29 is good, was inspired and it's fortunately still right there in the Bible. And Him continuing to be Lord for us, and even becoming Lord and Savior for many new people during this time is so important to God. It's really on His heart now. Please know that He can't make us do this or that, didn't do anything wrong, but so wants to bring healing, answers, real solace, salvation and restoration to as many hurting people as possible. Will we take heed and let Him?
I don't know how it's been where you are, but a whole lot has been going on with several people around my family. To me it would seem that God is really working so that many will give their lives over to Him, but the enemy is also working to bring confusion, to exacerbate the pain as well as to capitalize if you will on the unbiblical false beliefs, the uncertainty, and the chaos.
I praise God that everyone is rad-different from each other and that God honors our decisions. And I pray that God will win big as together we do what's honorable, and pray and diligently seek His face. I pray that He will somehow maximize on what went wrong, but bring what's right and bright out of the darkness. Kinda hard to explain.
"Thanks be to God, not only for 'rivers of endless joys above, but also for 'rills of comfort here below.'" ~ Adoniram Judson
"Cast your burden on the Lord, and He will sustain you." Psalms 55:22
"God is our Refuge and Strength, a very present Help in trouble." Psalms 46:1
"Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that He may exalt you in due time: casting ALL your care upon Him; for He careth for you." 1 Peter 5:6-7 kjv
"You have kept count of my tossings; put my tears in Your bottle. Are they not in Your book?" Psalms 56:8
"And I will ask the Father, and He will give you another Helper, to be with you forever, even the Spirit of truth, whom the world cannot receive, because it neither sees Him nor knows Him. You know Him, for He dwells with you and will be in you.'I will not leave you as orphans; I will come to you..'" ~ Jesus, Jn. 14:16-18
"..Weeping may tarry for the night, but joy comes with the morning." Psalms 30:5
A whole lot seems to be happening around us (..perhaps much of that is common with funerals etc.) that we can't fully understand. Lots of emotions have been stirred up this week for classmates and family members. Tears and more tears. I hate to seem people I love hurting. But let's not start to bitterly blame certain others for this or that or for not doing this or that as so many people choose to do in other places and situations like this.
As you know, the one who seems to recover more quickly will weep the more deeply ..adding in faith-filled supplications with it. But it is not the one pointing a finger of accusation at this one or that one. God didn't make all of us police personnel with the duty to find out what really happened, so we can prevent it in the future.
I pray for the comfort of my mom, Betty (Dutch's generous grandmother), for my dad, Kim (his generous and wise grandfather), for dear Lisa Kathy's very best friend and for his brother Kody now, that they all will accept the powerful ministering grace of God... and that God will make each of our grieving time like a bittersweet experience of communion with Christ who also suffered deeply. Matthew tells us that when Jesus heard that John the Baptist had been beheaded, "he withdrew from there in a boat to a desolate place by himself" (Matthew 14:13). So he knows exactly what it is to go with you there.
We do not have a High Priest who is unable to sympathize. But He stands ready to accept and warmly embrace for He was also tested in every way as we are — including loss. facebook.com/shareJesus


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this is a beautiful range of jewellery
To celebrate the gorgeous Royal Oak Celebration ring that they will be offering as a Today's Special Value offer on Monday's Best of British event, Clogau have given us three fabulous 9 carat gold Fairy pendant necklaces to give away.
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Intro to American Hiphop By Region: West Coast
Born from African American aesthetic traditions of the South and developed in the Bronx and greater New York City into a full-blown popular musical and cultural art form, in the 1980s hiphop began to spread like wildfire around the country and around the globe. This unit continues an exploration of the basics of hiphop, including what are usually referred to as hiphop's "five founding elements": MCing, b-boying, beatboxing, DJing, and graffiti art. Taking on the West Coast as this unit's region of study, students will learn about the rise of so-called "gangsta rap," the birth of Death Row Records, G-funk, and the historical events that informed the music, including the Watts Riots of 1965.


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(Maybe it's because I have a weird, and crazy-loud laugh? Adrain assures me that's not the case, but is he really going to tell me if I do? Of course he isn't.)
I feel as though blah circumstances of life over the past few years have stolen some of my laughter and I'm taking it back!! I want my hoodlums to remember that their mama could cut loose and laugh her head off. I want to find the humor in random situations again. I want "LOL" to actually mean that I threw my head back and laughed... not simply smiled for a second. (SFAS) You know?
finding joy in the simple things again... that's where the laughter begins to bubble. That's where I misplaced it.
a fun thing into each day so far this week.We did stuff. Randomly important fun stuff. I tucked my phone and worries over urgent "whatevers" and to-do lists aside, gave them my whole attention, and listened to them- really listened and you know what? They are becoming some funny little people. They both laugh easily and that makes it easy for me. I simply have to be open to the moments. The memory-making-important moments. And laugh with them.


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The Finger Lakes Community College baseball team finished 1-and-1 against The Erie Community College Kats on Tuesday, April 18. The Lakers overall record for this season is currently 9-15.
The Lakers came out with a win in the first match, defeating the Kats 5-4. Mike Magnanti, the Lakers short-stop, went 2-for-2 with three runs, two double plays, and four stolen bases. Cody Cooper finished 2-for-4 with three runs batted in. Nick Ferrino and Chris Karem added two double plays apiece for the Lakers. Michael Donofrio pitched for five innings, allowing seven hits, three earned runs, and striking out two batters.
During the second match, the Lakers fell to the Kats 6-3. Mike Magnanti finished 2-for-3 with two runs, one double, and one stolen base. Cody Cooper went 2-for-4 with one RBI and one double. Stephen Fredendall allowed six hits while striking out two batters from the mound. Alex Mott pitched for one inning striking out one batter and allowing a single hit.
Following Tuesdays double-header the Lakers will battle the Kats from Erie Community College on Thursday, April 20. The MSAC double-header will be played on FLCC's home baseball diamond 12:30pm.


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Eureka Postal Codes
Eureka city is located in Nunavut, Canada
You can search for the Eureka NU postal codes by its streets and block numbers
Eureka Area Code is 867 and Time Zone is Central (GMT -06:00).
Eureka Postal Code - Nunavut
Eureka Postal Code is a six-character string that forms part of a postal address in Canada. Like British and Dutch postcodes, Eureka - NU postal codes are alphanumeric.
The first three characters (alpha-numeric-alpha) of the postal code which represent a geographic area in Eureka.
The last three characters denote a Eureka local delivery unit (LDU). An LDU denotes a specific single Eureka address or range of addresses, which can correspond to an entire small town, a significant part of a medium-sized town, a single side of a city block in larger cities, a single large building or a portion of a very large one, a single (large) institution in Eureka, Nunavut, such as a university or a hospital, or a business that receives large volumes of mail on a regular basis
If you want to send a mail to Eureka City, you should use the corresponding Postal Code.


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After mostly listening to the music of Philip Glass over the last month and then last week watching the documentary on the composer by Peter Greenaway, tonight I found something new and different from that Glass-ian onslaught.
I sat down to listen to my new emusic downloads and was quite astonished with Chris Theofanidas' Netherland, as played by saxophonist Brian Sacawa on his new American Voices album. The piano was refreshingly crisp and the sax satisfyingly human.
(I don't want to diminish Jon Gibson's saxophone work over the years with Philip Glass but I do think circular breathing is unnatural, albeit sometimes necessary.)
From the American Voices page of the ionova web site, a quote from Brian:
"I'm looking for the...kind of stuff that makes you get goosebumps and want to scream, 'Yes!' "
Sacawa...has focused on getting his instrument out of the sand trap it often finds itself in by selecting work by living American composers who reach a broad audience base.
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Day 27 Tribal Council
January 17th, 2008, 6:24 pm
Author's Comments:
Reply SWSU-Master, January 17th, 2008, 6:27 pm
Now Charlie and Hugo are in power, while Craig and Rene become targets.
Reply Advertisement, May 22nd, 2019, 9:36 am
User's Comments:
Reply TalkingStick (Guest), January 18th, 2008, 10:39 am
Hi! Love this series! Want me to spoil who wins?
Reply QJD, October 1st, 2008, 6:46 pm
Meri and Rene were sitting on their asses too much, and getting far too cocky. Hopefully Hogan continues his hot Streak.
Reply Crazy Boy, March 11th, 2010, 9:30 am
And Meridith is gone... I don't know which Final Fantasy game she would be from (I guess FFX), but she was... okay.
Reply Slicer37 (Guest), May 9th, 2011, 11:43 pm
It's about time. Now Taylor, Sky and Hogan have complete control over this game.
Reply Guest, September 24th, 2011, 12:33 pm
Blindside #2... there's always 3 blindsides in survivor.. who will be the 3rd?
Reply BLAHBLAHWHATEVER, December 28th, 2011, 5:23 pm
Later Meri, not sure why she became the target, but either way, this game is Hogan/Taylor/Skylar's to lose now...
Reply Dutchguy (Guest), December 19th, 2012, 2:36 am
@BLAHBLAHWHATEVER: MB got eliminated because she knows Sky's necklace isn't the idol
Reply Lucasmaximo15 (Guest), July 8th, 2014, 9:07 am
Really just a question like this cant have been in the last tribal why sacrificate wendy and then put the other one like no is not fear but in other part take that merideth now you are out and your girl rene is going before you. justice is making
Reply Akka777 (Guest), September 7th, 2015, 9:10 am
Meh... I kinda liked Merideth. Buuut... Hopefully that means Rene leaves soon! She's annoying me.
Reply Daves (Guest), December 15th, 2018, 4:33 am
Wow. Would have been rooting for Renideth if they didn't become too lazy. Oh, and if they didn't have Craig as the third.
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Oregon struck first in the national championship game, but Ohio State answered eight minutes later with this impressive touchdown run by Ezekiel Elliott.
Elliott eluded several Ducks defenders for a 33-yard score that tied the game at 7.
• Ohio State fan disses SEC with brilliant sign
Elliott's touchdown came after the teams traded punts. The Buckeyes were pinned inside their own 5-yard line but marched 97 yards on 10 plays.
It was Elliot's 15th touchdown of the season. He burst on the scene with a combined 450 rushing yards in the Buckeyes' final two games before the title game.
• Chip Kelly, Jim Tressel both at national championship game
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Life is like a video game. The more points you generate allows you to procrastinate.
This story has no guarantees. But it's filled with amazingly wonderful things.
This story has no guarantees. But it's filled with amazingly wonderful things.
Universe is the name of the software. It generates billions of one-of-a-kind avatars. All of them wishfully chasing to become a star. But, each of them dissatisfied with themselves.
Systematically they're trained for enjoyment, but they strive for everything not important. Their morals are constantly defeated by their choices, especially when it comes to their own importance
This video game runs on an algorithm that's perfect, coincidental but subliminal.
The characters within it mistake their own awareness. They defend their sins. And Careless
The characters within it mistake their own awareness. They defend their sins. And Careless
Their minds bleed from sadness. Their dreams of happiness is faded by their own imaginations. Passion proves the law of attraction. But only few take advantage of it. It it doesn't make sense in a lot of ways, but nobody questions it.
They want to be happy with themselves and with what they've got, but they're constantly broken down by their own individual thoughts. Mistakes are mistaken for weakness a lot. Opportunities are withered away and wasted without an afterthought.
Anything is possible is what they believe. Yet they're starving for a chance for any type of relief. The human body is the master of itself. Amazingly perfect yet also very selfish.
Every character plays the role of the star of the show. The leader of the body, the mind and the soul. The one who decides its purpose is also the one feeling worthless.
Experiences are mixed with every emotion. Achievements let them live in the moment.
Confidence is the master of their voice. But, their actions force them to live with their choices.
Confidence is the master of their voice. But, their actions force them to live with their choices.
They enjoy the days of their lives, but they hate it at the same time. The Matrix is the best way I can describe how their lives are in control of their minds.
They're addicted to anything that brings happiness in the moment. But, Karma gets back at them when they go against their morals. Religion controls them. Their actions are deceiving for absolutely no reason.
Reality is attracted to their imaginations. But, they often succumb to negative temptations. Abuse is learned from the parents who raised them. Nasty comments soon becomes fear on their faces.
Their happiness is driven by their own decisions. Yet they're influenced by negative ambitions. They're competitive with their lifelong wishes. But, they're jealous when they're beaten by others.
The wars and the divorce rate replays their paranoia. It plays a role in how they become joyful. Anything is possible if you see the possibilities. But, most of them settle for less than what they believe they should receive.
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After my successful attempt to install GTM's OP File (which is just amazing) I did wonder if anyone has added even more content to their PES game.
I would imagine most people on these forums are playing PES2012 but has anyone added music, camera alterations pre-match tunnel, crowd chants etc?
I was assuming that most of these 'tweaks' were only available for PC but have noticed these popping up as downloads for PS3? Is that right? And do most of you guys just stick with GTM's Op file and leave it at that?
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When I had a PS3, I just downloaded the option file and stuck with it. Nice and simple.
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Women's lacrosse
The object of the game is to use a long handled racket, known as a lacrosse stick or a stick, to catch, carry, and pass a solid rubber ball in an effort to score by ultimately getting the ball into an opponent's goal usually their is a certian techneque to the throw like under hand or over hand etc . The triangular head of the lacrosse stick has a net strung into it that allows the player to hold the lacrosse ball. Defensively the object is to keep the opposing team from scoring and to dispossess them of the ball through the use of stick checking and body positioning.
In the United States an NCAA Women's Lacrosse Championship is held each spring. Internationally women's lacrosse has a thirty-one member group called the Federation of International Lacrosse, which sponsors the Women's Lacrosse World Cup once every four years.
Known as the "fastest sport on two feet,"lacrosse is a traditional Native American game which was first witnessed by Europeans when French Jesuit missionaries in the St. Lawrence Valley witnessed the game in the 1630s, but a girl named Nichauser brought it to the Americas in the 1630s. These games were sometimes major events that could last several days. As many as 100 to 1,000 players from opposing villages or tribes would participate. Native American lacrosse describes a broad variety of stick and ball games played by the indigenous people. Geography and tribal customs dictate the extent to which women participated in these early games.
The first modern women's lacrosse game was played in 1890 at the St Leonards School in Scotland, where women's lacrosse had been introduced by Louisa Lumsden. Lumsden brought the game to Scotland after watching a men's lacrosse game between the Canghuwaya Indians and the Montreal Lacrosse Club. One of Lumsden's students, Rosabelle Sinclair, established the first women's lacrosse team in the United States was at the Bryn Mawr School in Baltimore, Maryland.
Men's and women's lacrosse were played under virtually the same rules, with no protective equipment, until the mid-1930s.
Women's lacrosse is played with a team of 12 players; one of the players is usually the goalkeeper. The ball used is typically yellow. But if both teams agree then the game can be played with a different coloured ball. The duration of the game is 60 minutes, two halves of 30 minutes each. Each team is allowed two 90-second team time-outs per game (two 2-minute timeouts in the USA). Time-outs may be taken after a goal has been scored. In the USA rules a team with possession of the ball may call a time out, although this rule does not apply to the International game.
2005 NCAA Women's Lacrosse Championship where the Virginia Cavalierslost to the Northwestern Wildcats
The rules of women's lacrosse differ significantly from men's lacrosse. The details which follow are the USA rules. International women's lacrosse rules are slightly different.
The women's lacrosse game saw numerous rule changes in 2000. Modifications include limiting the amount of players allowed between the two restraining lines on the draw to five players per team. Stick modifications have led to offset heads, which allow the women's game to move faster and makes stick moves and tricks easier. In 2002, goggles became mandatory equipment in the United States (but not a requirement in international rules). In 2006, hard boundaries were adopted.
Women play with three attackers (starting with the position closest to the net that a team is shooting at, the attack positions are called "first home", "second home", and "third home"), five midfielders (a "right attack wing", a "left attack wing", a "right defensive wing", a "left defensive wing", and a "center"), three defenders (starting from the position closest to the net a team is defending, these positions are called "point", "cover point", and "third man"), and one goalie. Seven players play attack at one time and seven defenders are present. There is a restraining line that keeps the other four players (plus the goalie) from going into the attack. If those players cross the line, they are considered offsides and a penalty is given.
Women's lacrosse rules are specifically designed to allow less physical contact between players. As a result of the lack of contact, the only protective equipment required is a mouthguard and faceguard/goggles. Players have the option of wearing eye protection, although it is not mandated under international rules. In addition, players may choose to wear gloves. Although these are the only protective equipment, there are still many injuries due to accidental checks to the head and the overall aggressiveness of the sport. The pockets of women's sticks are shallower than those of the men, making the ball harder to catch and more difficult to shoot at high speed. The pockets also make it harder to cradle without dropping the ball.
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The size of the playing field depends on the players' age group. For U15 and U13 players, they must play on a regulation sized field with all appropriate markings. For U11, they must play on a regulation sized field with all appropriate markings whenever possible. Otherwise they may play on a modified field with reduced players. For U9 players the fields must be rectangular, between 60–70 yards in length and 30–40 yards in width to accommodate play on existing fields.
There are two different surroundings around the goal on both sides of the field; the eight meter arc and the 12 meter fan. When committing a major foul inside either of these areas, the offense regains the ball and has a direct opportunity to goal. If outside the 8-meter arc, but inside the fan, a "lane" to goal is cleared of all other players and the person who committed the foul is relocated 4 meters behind the offender. If inside the 8-meter-arc and a defensive foul occurs, all players that were previously inside the surrounding must take the most direct route out. The player who was fouled now moves to the nearest hash mark that is located around the edges of the arc and has a direct lane to goal. The defender who committed the foul is relocated on the 12-meter fan directly behind the shooter.
The shooting space rule in women's lacrosse is very important in keeping the players safe. It occurs when a defender moves into the offender's shooting lane to goal, at an angle that makes the defender at risk of being hit by the ball if the offender were to shoot.
Duration and tie-breaking methods
Women's games are played in two 30-minute halves (two 25-minute halves for high school varsity). These 30 minutes periods are running time (may be stop-clock after goals in USA rules), except for the last two minutes, during which time stops when the whistle is blown. While the whistle is blown, players must stand in place. In women's lacrosse, players are not allowed to intentionally touch the ball with their body to gain an advantage or cover the ball to protect it from being picked up by an opponent. Should a tie remain after regulation the teams play 5-minute golden goal overtime periods until one team scores, which wins them the match.
Ball in and out of play
The "draw" is what starts the game and keeps the game going after a goal is scored. The draw is when two girls, one from each team, stand in the center circle with the backs of their sticks facing each other. Then the referee places the ball between the two sticks. Each player has to push their sticks together parallel to the ground to contain the ball. There are allowed four players from each team to stand along the circle surrounding the center circle during the draw. The players' sticks around the circle cannot break the line until the whistle is blown. The centers must lift and pull their sticks over their heads releasing the ball.
When the referee blows the whistle during play everyone must stop exactly where they are. If the ball goes out of bounds on a shot then the player that is closest to the ball receives the possession. If the ball goes out of bounds not on a shot then the other team is awarded with the possession. For example, if a player threw a bad pass to her teammate and the ball went out of bounds then the other team would receive the ball. If the ball goes out of bounds on a shot, it is common for the player to reach out her stick in an attempt to be ruled closest to the ball and gain possession.
Protecting one's stick from being checked is a very important key in the game of women's lacrosse. In order to protect the stick from being checked, the player must cradle the ball. If the player has a strong "cradle", it would make it much more difficult to recover the ball for the opposing team. "Cradling" is the back and forth movement and twisting of the head of the stick, which keeps the ball in the pocket with centripetal force.
Allowable checking is based on what age level of the game is being played. Rules for U15 and above allow lacrosse players full checking above the head. However, this requires that at least one of the two umpires have a USL Local Rating so that they can judge the appropriate amount of contact. In most cases, a check into the head area is a mandatory red card. If a sufficiently experienced umpire is not avialable, then U13 checking rules must be used where modified checking only below the shoulder is allowed. Also in U13, a check into the head area is a yellow card rather than a mandatory red card. In U11 and U9 no checking is allowed. US Lacrosse rules recommend that Middle School/Junior High players play with U13 checking rules.
In women's lacrosse, players may only check if the check is directed away from the ball carrier's head. Also, players may only check using the side of their stick. If caught by one of the referees using the flat of the head, it will be called as a "held check" and the opposing team will get the ball.
There are two types of fouls in woman's lacrosse, major and minor. When a minor foul is committed anywhere on the field, the player who committed the fouled is set four meters to whichever side she was last guarding the person she obstructed. If a major foul occurs outside of the twelve meter fan or eight meter arc, the fouler must stand four meters behind the player she fouled.
Penalties for women's lacrosse are assessed with the following cards:
- The green card, given to the team captain, is for a delay of game.
- The yellow card is for a first-time penalty and results in the player being removed from the field for three minutes. In the U.S.: any player receiving two yellows sits out the rest of the game but is allowed to play in the next game.
- The red card is the result either of two yellow cards or a flagrant foul or extremely unsportsmanlike behavior, and causes the player to be ejected from the game. If the red card is for unsportsmanlike behavior, the player is also not permitted to play in the following game. U.S. rules differ in that a red card is not the result of two yellow cards and any player receiving a red card sits out the rest of that game and her team's next game.
Penalties assessed include:
- Rough/Dangerous Check
- Check to the Head (Mandatory Card)
- Slash(Mandatory Card)
- Holding
- Crosse in the sphere
- Illegal Contact
- Illegal Use of Crosse
- Hooking
- Reach across the body
- Illegal cradle
- Blocking
- Charging
- Pushing
- Obstruction of the Free Space to Goal (Shooting Space)
- Illegal Pick
- Tripping
- Detaining
- Forcing Through
- False Start
- Playing the ball of an opponent
- Dangerous Propelling (Mandatory Card)
- Dangerous Follow-Through (Mandatory Card)
- Dangerous Shot
- Illegal Shot
- Covering
- Empty Stick Check
- Warding off
- Hand Ball
- Squeeze the Head of the Crosse
- Body Ball
- Throwing her crosse in any circumstance.
- Taking part in the game if she is not holding her crosse.
- Illegal Draw
- On the center draw, stepping on or in to the center circle or on or over the restraining line before the whistle.
- Illegal crosse
- Scoring a goal with a crosse that does not meet the field crosse specifications.
- Adjusting the strings/thongs of her crosse after an official inspection of her crosse has been requested during the game. The crosse must be removed.
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My theme for this year is "Be The Example". I have carefully chosen this theme as I very strongly believe this can very positively serve our entire Fraternity.
Act as though everyone has you under close scrutiny, knows that you are a Freemason and is observing your every action and attending closely to your every utterance. In so doing, if you keep the tenets of Freemasonry: Brotherly Love, Relief and Truth as your guidance, you will achieve two results. First and foremost, you will be acting in such a superlative manner that you cannot help but improve yourself, which is one of, if not the main goal in Freemasonry. Additionally, all who observe you will or should be very favourably impressed, thus elevating our beloved Fraternity to everyone you encounter.
This would be akin to having a huge sign on your vehicle and driving with due consideration for other users of the road. I am not advocating that you all should put Masonic symbols on your vehicle, but merely to act as if everyone you encounter on the road knows you are a Mason. Now take that analogy apply it to your every day character and I believe my theme – "Be The Example" will assist each and everyone of us who follows it to become a better person and that everyone we meet will have a very high opinion of our Craft.
As your Grand Master for this year I would hope you would treat others as you would like to be treated. Please, be the example, and benefit the multitude, your Fraternity and yourself.
MW Bro R. Gordon Carter, Grand Master
Grand Lodge of Prince Edward Island, A.F. & A.M.
Grand Master 2018 -2019
MW Bro R. Gordon Carter was born on April 17, 1946 to his parents Robert and Annie (MacLennan) Carter and raised on the home family farm in North Milton, PEI. His father was a Master Master, raised on December 19, 1944 in St. John's Lodge No. 1, Charlottetown and passed away October 1956.
Gordon bought the home family farm in 1969 where he ran a mixed farm and commenced a hog, grain and soybean operation in 1979. Over the years, he also had a custom service operation and a snow removal business.
Bro Carter was raised in Prince of Wales Lodge No. 18, Wheatley River on April 1, 1980 and installed as Worshipful Master of his lodge in 1990. Gordon was appointed as a Grand Lodge officer in 2011 and subsequently served in the Grand Lodge of Prince Edward Island to date.
Past involvements include: a number of years on Church Council, past Member of Voluntary Resource Council, Member and Past President of Local 104 National Farmers Union (NFU), past Regional Coordinator and National Board Member of NFU, Co-chair National Farmers Union Farm Crisis Committee on PEI, Member of National Livestock Committee NFU, past Boy Scout Leader (West Royalty), and six years on the Board of Directors of PEI Grain Elevators.
MW Bro Carter has been married to his wife Mary (Boswall) since 1970. They have two sons – Paul and his wife Angelie; Robert and his wife Jacqueline and granddaughers Lauren and Olivia. His son Robert was raised on April 10, 2008 in Grand River Lodge No. 151, Waterloo, Ontario and has just completed two years as Worshipful Master of his Lodge.
Bro Gordon is both proud and humbled to serve as the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Prince Edward Island; he was installed as Most Worshipful Grand Master on June 9, 2018 at the 143rd Annual Communication in Summerside, PEI.


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This partial list of ZLB staff includes some highlights of their service. Staff who became Superintendents or Managers are covered in more detail on their profile pages (under "People" in the main menu).
See also:
- Alex Glennie's spreadsheet of ZLB staff (opens in a new window).
- Awarua Radio Managers
Adamson, H – Officer from 1913 but was under the control of Telegraph Engineer, Mr EH Lawn of Invercargill.
Babington, AM (Alistair) ZL4DW – At Awarua from about 1981. Living in Invercargill (Jan 2007).
Balan, SC (Steve) ZL4GF – At Awarua from about 1981. Moved to Auckland? about 1997. Also held callsigns ZL1NAK, ZL1MY & ZL2BLG.
Barlow, FE (Frank) ZL4JF/ZL4NU – Frank was listed as being at Awarua with the call ZL4JF 1948-1949, then as ZL4NU in Invercargill from 1953. Other calls held include ZL2BB, ZL1AIJ and latterly ZL2NB. Frank died in January 2005. He contributed articles on Awarua ZLB to the amateur publication Break-In in 1992 and 1995.
Barratt, Dex – Seen in 1945 photo below.
Bell, JR – Retired to Invercargill, deceased.
Bonisch, John U ZL4AG – Superintendent, 1 Apr 1958 – 10 Apr 1965. More
Burt, Bill – Seen in mid 1950s photo
Chalke, Nevile – Was at ZLB off and on from May 1971 until July 1988 and was the first one to take voluntary severance. He lived in the end cottage (nearest the Bluff road) for a couple of years with Bill Eales as a neighbour. He was with Marconi Marine in the Merchant Navy before going out to NZ. Was on secondment to PNG at Rabaul/P2R from 1978 to 1981 and had callsign P29NC. After leaving ZLB he opened up a picture framing business in Invercargill. Moved to London in 1998 and has been back and forth ever since.
Clarke, WRH (Harry) – Officer in Charge, 1 Oct 1914 – 10 Jan 1915. More
Collett, P Joe – Manager, 9 Oct 1981 – 3 May 1985. More
Columb, Patrick J ZL4PK from 1963 while in Invercargill – Promoted to Senior Supervisor Awarua Radio in 1957. Became Superintendent of ZLD. More
Cunnold, (Doug) – Senior operator, later became radio amateur.
Davies, John L – Officer in Charge, 1 Apr 1914 – 9 Aug 1914. More
Dolan James B – Superintendent, 22 Jun 1965 – 15 Aug 1966. More
Dominey, RJ (Ray) ZL4FC – At Awarua from about 1976, moved to Timaru, still there at Jan 2007. (Source: Tony Magon VK2IC).
Dudley, JT (Jim) ZL4JD – Manager, 24 Sep 1976 – 30 Sep 1981. More
Ellenden, E (Ellie) ZL4GP 1947-1949 and ZL4TJ 1990-1994 – Superintendent, 1 Sep 1966 – 5 Mar 1971. More
Emens, LG (Laurie) – Superintendent 18 Apr 1945 – 1 Apr 1947. See 1945 photo below. More
Ernst, RW (Roly) ZL4AU – At Awarua approx 1975-1989. Living in Invercargill (Jan 2007).
Faulkner, DN ZL4FS – At Awarua from 1985. Living in Hamilton (Jan 2007).
Glennie, Charles A – Manager, 4 July 1974 – 18 May 1976. More
Graham, Tony – Started at ZLB in 1980 and went from there to ZLC and then ZLD for 11 years until the station closed in 1993 and he moved to Taupo Maritime Radio ZLM. More
Greaney, AH – Arnold was born in Hokitika in 1901. He went to Awarua in 1929 and retired to Invercargill in 1958. He died on 15 July 1960.
Hampton, James H – Superintendent, 29 Oct 1926 – 19 Apr 1929. More
Hattan, Leigh – Ex Navy and first female operator at ZLB. Began 14 May 1980.
Hay, LAC – First observer when full time meteorology observations began in 1944.
Head, AW (Hec) ZL4AW in 1932 – Superintendent 1 Apr 1929 – 29 Mar 1945. More
Hickford, Eddie – Seen in 1945 photo below.
Hogan, JG (Jack) – Technician. Was one of those responsible for technical installation at new station in 1940. More
Houlihan, John (Probably ZL4OZ 1958-1968 Invercargill) – Superintendent 4 Jan 1955 – 31 Mar 1958. More
Hunt, Frank – Mar 1973 – Dec 1975. More
Johnson, Rex – Technician, from 1967
Kelly, Lou – Seen in 1945 photo below.
Langdale, CG ZL4DY – Appears to have been at Awarua 1932-1935 (approx). He is also listed as ZL4GN from about 1953 in Invercargill but that call was re-allocated in 1958.
Lawn, EH – Telegraph Engineer, of Invercargill.
Magon, TE (Tony) ZL4DE – Awarua 1975-1989, moved to Sydney in the same year. First VK call was VK2CBC, then changed to VK2IC which he still holds.
Martin, Noel – radio operator (obituary in Southland Times, 2013 – no other details)
Mathews, Sandra – First female technician (1970).
McKechnie, Bert – At Awarua radio around 1960. Father of All Black and NZ cricket rep Brian McKechnie. Seen in photos below.
McKenzie, WJ (Bill) "(Bill) was ZL4MG, but did not realise that he had relinquished the call. If he got his full call in 83, then that would have been the time he started at Awarua. He was there from around 1980 until 1989. Haven't been in contact with him for a few years. He lives in McQuarrie Street in Invercargill." (from Tony Magon VK2IC). – (callsign was relinquished 1999 – Alan ZL4PZ)
McVicar, RN – In September 1974 (while at ZLD) was appointed Senior Supervisor at Awarua, but in October he declined to take up the position.
Milne, H John – Superintendent 13 Feb 1974 – 30 May 1974. More
Osborne, Henry ZL4RF – technician at Awarua Radio, retired to Invercargill.
Pawley, NC Probably NC (Norman) Pawley ZL4DB 1946-1971 – retired 1968 to Invercargill, deceased. His widow Thelma still resides in Invercargill.
Price, LJ (Lester) ZL4PO – Manager, 16 July 1985 – 30 Aug 1991. More
Ramsay, Keith ZL4FM c1947-1988 – at ZLB until about late 1975, then became an RI.
Robertson, Ken – Supervisor at Awarua Radio around 1980-1982. Died 2010. See photo below.
Robins, GH – Officer from 1913 but was under the control of Telegraph Engineer, Mr EH Lawn of Invercargill.
Ryan, JF (Jack) – Superintendent 24 May 1971 – 18 Jan 1974. More
Sharman, Lew ZL2IC – Seen in 1942 photo
Shearer, David – Seen in 1945 photo below.
Spry, PO – Officer from 1913 but was under the control of Telegraph Engineer, Mr EH Lawn of Invercargill.
Steel, Les H – Superintendent, 21 Jan 1921 – 28 Oct 1925. More
Suckling, P – Engineer. Was one of those responsible for technical installation at new station in 1940.
Taylor, P – Was appointed as the first technician at Awarua in 1940.
Wallace, A ZL4DW in 1932 and ZL4HI Awarua 1953-1956 – Superintendent, 4 Aug 1947 – 5 Dec 1954. More
Whiteman WFC (Frank) – Officer in Charge, 12 Dec 1917 – 14 Feb 1921. More
Willis, ALM (Les) – Officer in Charge, 18 Dec 1913 – 31 Mar 1914. More
Most of the content on this page is from a former website created by the late Alan Gilchrist ZL4PZ, and was republished with his permission.
If you can provide information about, or photos of, former ZLB staff, please contact the webmaster.


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I've been watching this discussion pretty closely since exposing large amounts of metadata is a problem I'm currently trying to solve for a research project. I thought I'd just throw some thoughts out there. One, I really don't see the need for a standardized metadata retrieval mechanism because I can think of a thousand and one different ways that I'd like to retrieve and process 'metadata'.... Still, just a few comments on Roger's and David's proposal: I think it's pretty kludgy. I think HTTP headers were meant to carry information about the message (eg Content-Type, Content-Length) or request contextualization information that might change how the request is processed (ie content negotiation). I don't think using headers in this manner (ie "here's an extra piece of information you _might_ be interested in) is good design, nor is it really scalable (surely 90+% of users just won't care about metadata) and it shouldn't be encouraged. From a more practical point of view, I'd hate to see people start deploying metadata aggregators that go around GET'ing resources, throwing away the resulting data all so they can see one precious header. Also, I'm not sure what's so special about RDF. It seems like the entire problem of 'metadata retrieval' is just a denegerate case of the real thorny problem of service discovery. I come to a website and I say "I'm looking for documents of 'this type', can you help me out?" And, IMHO, service discovery is one of those things that it's just impossible to please all the people al the time... Also, before we go about introducing such fundamental changes that'll require big code alterations I'd like to suggest people start looking at more efficient and 'low-tech' solutions particularly XML processing instructions and the HTML 'link' tag. These two solutions are already implemented and people are using them right now: a lot of service discovery, from stylesheets to RSS to i18n, is happening right now with these solutions and I don't think they should be abandoned for "boil the ocean" schemes like new verbs or new headers. It seems to me that you only really need to discover one 'metadata file' for each server. This file could either contain all the RDF that the server administrator wants to share or it could contain a bunch of links to all the metadata documents the server admin thinks clients might be interested in. - Buko O.Received on Tuesday, 18 February 2003 23:41:40 UTC
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Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Seeking Balance
I am an all-or-nothing, driven, Type A personality. When I find something new that I'm interested in, I tend to do it all the way- determinedly, doggedly, unabashedly. Nothing can keep me from my pursuit... and then.... I'm done.
I find that my balance comes over the course of months or seasons. For a season, I work, work, work- 11 hours days 5 days a week plus several hours on Saturday and Sunday. And then... I am tired. I am worn out, burned out, and I wonder- why bother? There is no joy in the work anymore at that point. And I start to question whether I'm doing what I'm supposed to be doing... and the answer is of course I am, but I have burned myself out and need a break, a season of rest. I think that's where I am now.
Lately I have been questioning myself- Is this what I really want? Is this what I really want to do? And when I think about it, I know the answer is yes. But I am just in one of those "rest" seasons. Resting not just from work, but from some wonderful yet emotionally stressful events. As most of you know, my oldest daughter got married last month, and youngest daughter got her driver's license and will be a high school senior next year. Which leaves me with those ambivalent feelings of Yay! I will have tons of time now/ /Oh my gosh what in the world am I going to do with all of my time???
I am in transition. Transition is exciting, fun, and scary. Really scary. Full of feelings and fears and worries and possibilities. While I am trying to feel and accept my feelings and fears (in addition to being Type A, I am also a let's Git-R-Done and not-waste-time-with-feelings type of person) I am trying to focus on the possibilities.
In this period of transition, I will remember that
My daily life will probably not be balanced, but that doesn't mean I am not living a balanced life. In the course of a week, a month, a season, a year, a life.... I will trust that I have given the appropriate amount of time and attention to every important facet of my life: my faith, my family, my work, helping others, fun and relaxation.
Some days I will work too hard, other days I will play too much, and other days I will do nothing at all. And that's OK. I just have to keep reminding myself.
I know that there is nothing better for people than to be happy and to do good while they live. That each of them may eat and drink, and find satisfaction in all their toil—this is the gift of God. Ecclesiastes 3:12-13
P.S. Don't forget the big giveaway here on my blog, and at Henry Glass Fabrics all this week.
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Balance is something we all strive for and the time to do it all, lol.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 1, 2012 at 2:53 PM
Wonderful post. I've been exactly where you are, I could have written those same words. Balance is a tricky thing to find, but rest is always needed to replenish ourselves.ReplyDelete
Well said! I've been looking for those words but mine haven't been as well written. I wish you luck in finding your balance and hope that you can stay happily satisfied as you do.ReplyDelete
I hear you loud and clear.ReplyDelete
It was just what I needed to read today. Hope your days bring you peace, joy and fulfillment.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful post. God knew I needed it! I have just had a month of "rest" (aka burn out/exhaustion!)and am almost feeling at the stage of being able to go on with homeschooling, homemaking, running a quilt shop and trying to get some quilting in for myself... this post has really encouraged me. Bless you,ReplyDelete


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The UK is no stranger to quality metal acts, especially to the practitioners of arguably the purest and most solemn of styles—doom metal. Formed in London in 2010, Peacemaker follows a trajectory firmly established by the progenitors of the genre, which has been upheld by a long line of countless contemporary masters, without becoming shackled to convention. The band has already recorded eight tracks of unrelenting, sludge imbued doom capable of satisfying the most discerning of listeners while at the same time mercilessly stomping out their weak asses. The album sampler culls three tracks from their forthcoming debut and displays the band's propensity for crafting impossibly heavy, doleful tunes.
The sampler opens with "Dead Man's Keys", a dark, mid-paced tune that finds a comfortable balance between lumbering groove and down-tempo plod. The song kicks in with the main riff to grab the listener's attention before slowing down for Al Osta's disjointed, spoken word narrative of a man's ill-prepared descent into debauchery and its fateful consequences. The track picks up again and Al's voice shifts from devilish commentary to harsh, menacing, sludge soaked shouts accompanied by siren-like lead guitar. The appropriately titled "Sorrow Trip" is another mid-paced tune featuring a main doom riff that is no less infectious as the previous track's. Again, the vocals are delivered in a spoken world style as opposed to actual singing, but it works. "Sorrow Trip" avoids repetition by devolving into a brief, flanged-out, psychedelic instrumental excursion before resuming the doom. "The Siberian Problem" concludes the three song teaser by kicking in with a ferocious riff and propulsive drumming for the most straight-up metal track of the trinity. Peacemaker avoids monotony by changing up the tempo from the previous tracks and dropping the spoken-word vocals for a more feral, sludge-throated bellow.
As a teaser this album sampler totally works. At just over sixteen minutes there simply isn't enough, though there is plenty of variety and ass-kicking heaviness on here to drive anticipation levels into the red. If Peacemaker is able to spread their blend of doom, sludge, and metal over the span of eight tracks without losing consistency or originality then they will have managed to create one of the year's strongest debuts. Fans of Black Magician or Destroyer of Light, both of whom released strong debuts this year, should take note. Download the album sampler for free from Peacemaker's Bandcamp page before it destroys you…
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What is an iPhone? An iPhone is a brand of cell phone with internet capabilities (commonly referred to as a "smartphone"), developed and marketed by the Apple corporation. Appealing features of the iPhone are the touch-screen functionality and stream-line design. The iPhone was unveiled and demonstrated for the first time on June 29th, 2007 by former CEO Steve Jobs.
The iPhone can function as a cell phone, a camera, a video camera (not until the release of the 3GS was video recording a standard feature) a portable media player, it can receive visual voicemail, send and receive text messages, send and receive email and has web-browsing capabilities with both Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity. The iPhone uses multi-touch-screen technology with a virtual keyboard instead of a physical keyboard with buttons. Software, known as an "app," is developed by Apple as well as thrid-party app developers and available from the App Store, which was launched in 2008 and now offers over 400,000 Apple approved apps. iPhone apps serve many different functions ranging from GPS navigation, games, social networking, security, GPS tracking, restaurant references, listening to streming music, watching streming video and more.
Four generations of the iPhone are currently available with the 5th generation expected to be released at Q3 in 2011 accompanied by the release of the iOS 5.0 operating system for handheld devices, likewise, each other iPhone generation had an accomaning iOS, fomerly known as the iPhone OS. The first iPhone was a Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) phone that set a design trend that remains consistent through all iPhone models such as the screen size, virtual keyboard with no physical keyboard and main button placement.
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Windows Expert Tool 4.7.0 (24.07.2013) - Recover all Passwords in Windows OS
Windows Expert Tool is safe to recover your passwords saved in web browsers, instant messengers on, in customer's e-mail, Wirelles their passwords (WEP /WAP), different passwords logins, passwords/data from
your routers, your existing usb and product keys saved in all Microsoft Windows Operating Systems. This tool works on both architectures: Windows X64, Windows X86.
Version 4.7.0:
* Fixed bug: WebBrowserPassView failed to work with master password of Firefox containing non-English characters.
* WebBrowserPassView now extracts the passwords from all profiles of Firefox Web browser and reads the profiles.ini file of Firefox to get the correct profile folders.
* USBdeview.exe : Update for Windows 8: It seems that on Windows 8, it's impossible to detect from the Registry whether a device is connected or disconnected, so instead of using the Registry, a device is displayed as connected if it has power/version information.
She works closely with other recovery tools Nirsoft Team.
All rights of these tools for developers due Nirsoft.
All passwords are saved as. Html files in folder''Passwords''.
Example: PasswordsFirefoxPass.html
It's safe and fast.
Virus scanner results:
Some security tools (antivirus and others) detects false-positive.
If this occurs, simply:
1 - Turn off your anti-virus
2 - Extract Windows Expert Tool.zip
3 - Run Windows Expert tool.exe
4 - All keys recovered ...
5 - Turn on your anti-virus
5 - Enjoy!
Currently recovering:
1 - Reveals Key Product Windows & Office:
* Microsoft Windows 98/ME
* Microsoft Windows 2000
* Microsoft Windows NT
* Microsoft Windows XP
* Microsoft Windows Vista
* Microsoft Windows Server 2003
* Microsoft Windows 7 (Works only for some of the Windows 7 versions)
* Microsoft Windows 8 RTM
* Microsoft Office 2000 (Only ProductID is displayed)
* Microsoft Office 2003
* Microsoft Office 2007
* Microsoft Office 2010
* Microsoft SQL Server 2000
* Microsoft SQL Server 2005
* Microsoft Exchange Server 2000
* Microsoft Exchange Server 2003
2 - Reveals the passwords of the following instant messenger applications:
* MSN Messenger
* Windows Messenger (In Windows XP)
* Windows Live Messenger (In Windows XP/Vista/7)
* Yahoo Messenger (Versions 5.x and 6.x)
* Google Talk
* ICQ Lite 4.x/5.x/2003
* AOL Instant Messenger v4.6 or below, AIM 6.x, and AIM Pro.
* Trillian
* Trillian Astra
* Miranda
* GAIM/Pidgin
* MySpace IM
* PaltalkScene
* Digsby
3- Reveals the passwords and other account details for the following email clients:
* Outlook Express
* Microsoft Outlook 2000 (POP3 and SMTP Accounts only)
* Microsoft Outlook 2002/2003/2007/2010 (POP3, IMAP, HTTP and SMTP Accounts)
* Windows Mail
* Windows Live Mail
* IncrediMail
* Eudora
* Netscape 6.x/7.x (If the password is not encrypted with master password)
* Mozilla Thunderbird (If the password is not encrypted with master password)
* Group Mail Free
* Yahoo! Mail - If the password is saved in Yahoo! Messenger application.
* Hotmail/MSN mail - If the password is saved in MSN/Windows/Live Messenger application.
* Gmail - If the password is saved by Gmail Notifier application,
Google Desktop, or by Google Talk.
For each email account, the following fields are displayed: Account Name, Application, Email, Server, Server Type (POP3/IMAP/SMTP), User Name, and the Password.
4 - Reveals the passwords of the following many Web Browser:
* All Versions Internet Explorer Web browser
* All Versions Google Chrome Web browser
* All Versions Firefox Web browser
* All Versions Opera Web browser
* Others Web browser
* Some Versions Safari Web browser
5 - Wireless Network Keys WEP/WAP
* Recovers all wireless network keys (WEP/WPA)
6 - Recovers all dialup/VPN:
* Enumerates all dialup/VPN entries on your computers, and displays their logon details: User Name, Password, and Domain.
7 - Login passwords:
* Login passwords of remote computers on your LAN.
Passwords of mail accounts on exchange server (stored by Outlook 2003)
Password of MSN Messenger / Windows Messenger accounts
Internet Explorer 7.x and 8.x: passwords of password-protected Web sites
("Basic Authentication" or "Digest Access Authentication")
The item name of IE7 passwords always begin with "Microsoft_WinInet" prefix.
The passwords stored by Remote Desktop 6.
8 - Recover Router Passview:
* The backup file of the router usually contains important data like your ISP user name/password, the login password of the router, and wireless network keys.
Here's the list:
* Linksys WRT54GL (With original firmware or Tomato firmware), WRT54G
(only some of them), WRT160N, and possibly similar models.
* Edimax BR6204WG, and possibly similar models.
* Siemens ADSL SL2-141, and possibly similar models.
* Dynalink RTA1025W, and possibly similar models.
* NETGEAR WGT624, and possibly similar models.
* ASUS WL-520g, WL-600g, and possibly similar models.
* ASUS RT-N10+ , and possibly similar models.
* Asus RT-N56U , and possibly similar models.
* D-Link DIR-655, DIR-300, and possibly similar models.
* Sanex SA 5100, and possibly similar models.
* Sitecom WL-351, WL-575, WL-312, and possibly similar models.
* COMTREND 536+ (Only Internet Login)
* US Robotics 9108 ADSL (internet login and admin login)
* D-Link DSL-2540U/BRU/D ADSL2+, DSL-2650U, DSL-520B
* D-Link DVA-G3170i/PT
* D-Link DSL-604T
* D-Link G3670B
* D-Link DSL-2640T
* D-Link DSL-G684T
* D-Link 2740B
* D-Link DIR-615 G2
* D-Link WBR-1310
* D-Link DSL-2543B
* D-Link DI-524
* D-Link DI-624+A
* D-Link DIR-600
* TP-Link TD-8810 ADSL Modem/Router.
* Dynamode R-ADSL-C4-W-G1
* NetComm NB5Plus4 DSL
* Thomson TG580 DSL (only in Hex Dump mode)
* Asus RT-G31
* HuaWei EchoLife HG520 (Only some of them)
* HuaWei HG526
* TP-LINK TL-WR741ND v2.0
* Belkin N+ (F5D8236uk4)
* Mercury MW54R
* Netgear DG632
* Netcomm NB6W
9 - USB devices:
* Lists all USB devices that currently connected to your computer, as well as all USB devices that you previously used e save info.
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