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Great article. Why is the government doing this? I have read a couple of other stories on this decision but have yet to read about a valid explanation. Can you shed some light?
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The sports industry is not immune to the poor economy throughout North America, as you shall see, but has the government gone too far? Do they really understand how their decisions impact more than just athletes?
The Slots at Fort Erie, Ontario, employ over 200 people who are immediately affected by the government's decision to close its doors as of April 30th. The workers built their homes and families in the community, and were dependant upon the countless hours of hard work and dedication they put in for the OLG (Ontario Lottery and Gaming) over the years for their livelihood.
The announced closure of the slots has caused unbelievable unrest in the city. Some people are still left reeling, anxiously trying to find a place to live and some, any, source of income. I need not point out that some of these families have young children. It seems like the government is playing with people's lives, showing little compassion for the ripple effect this will cause the race tracks, the towns in the surrounding area, and the unemployment rate.
With the closing of the slots at Fort Erie, the race track is going to be hit hard. The money the track was entitled to, and then depended upon, is no longer there. Opening its doors in 1897, yes, 115 years ago, Fort Erie Race Track, also known as the Border Oval, has been the home to hundreds of thousands of trackers (people who work at the track), who have dedicated their lives to the sport. Currently about 2000 people are directly connected to racing in Fort Erie and if the track is unable to survive, the lives of 1000's of people will change instantly. Some will move on to another city if they are fortunate enough to find a new job, but it is particularly difficult given the fact they come from a very specific industry like racing.
The uncertainty the people of Fort Erie are feeling is even harder to swallow when you consider the program has done nothing but make money for the government since the original arrangement. The Race Track and Slots program began in 1998 and was an instant success. The program saved race tracks all over Ontario, and especially at my home turf, Fort Erie Race Track. The fear has set in that without the money that the race track receives from the slots revenue as part of a long going arrangement with OLG, these race tracks may not be able to survive. Yes, there will be racing this year at the Border Oval, but the immediate impact on the small town of Fort Erie is substantial.
There will be such a drastic change coming to the town of Fort Erie, as people will begin leaving by the busload to relocate in search of new jobs. The local restaurants will take a hit, houses will be going up for sale (chances are at a discounted price), small lawn and gardening services won't have the abundance of customers and even the local department stores will see a decline in sales. Fort Erie and the people of this town, this small town of families and friends, where friends are family, need the Slots and Race Track.
I say, stand up with the people of this town, and other affected small towns around North America, that are being dismantled by governments trying to save their own hides. They must be made aware of how serious the reprecussions will be.
In its 115th year of racing at the beautiful Fort Erie Race track, I encourage you and yours to go for a live day of racing. Enjoy the picturesque infield, the kid friendly environment, and most of all the thunder from the hooves of the thoroughbreds coming down to the wire!
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Ornament has not always been favorably received. In a celebrated 1908 essay, architect Adolph Loos went so far as to link ornament and crime. Mies van derRohe's famous dictum, "less is more," set the aesthetic tone for way-too-many glass box clones of his own meticulously calibrated buildings, until Robert Venturi's "less is abore" brought in the age of postmodernism and the reintroduction and use, albeit ironical or whimsical, of ornament.
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You and Becky beat me to this story. I thought I found one for once. Damn.
Alas, I checked your site after emailing you the story just now. Been out the week, just catching up….
Also, regarding the suicide attempt that caused the train wreck, it's a murder charge, not a manslaughter charge. Intent has nothing to do with it. It's called felony murder. In the event you are in the act of committing a felony (I'm assuming attempting suicide is a felony in the state of California, or maybe intentionally obstructing train traffic with a vehicle), and someone dies–however accidental–you are guilty of murder. For instance, let's say you rob a store with a bat or knife, you come out, and the cops have you surrounded. You make a mad dash for it, the cops begin chasing you in a car, and inadvertantly, there's an accident and a pedestrian is struck and killed. You're now liable for that pedestrian's death.
Enjoy criminal law.
Also, you can expect some lawsuits to come out of this one going after MetroLink/Amtrak for allowing the engines to be used to push the passenger cars and not just pull them. If the engine was in front, there would have been no derailment, but passenger cars weigh much less and are not designed to plow through objects without being derailed.
And as you observed, cars left on railroad tracks is not an uncommon and unforeseeable occurrence.
Andrew, I'm aware of the felony murder rule… I did get a B+ in Criminal Law, you know. :) Admittedly, I didn't think to mention it in my original post about the train wreck, but it was discussed at length in the MT comments. Anyway, your statement of the rule is not quite right. Any old felony will not suffice; the rules vary from state to state, and it really depends on what each state's specific felony-murder statute says, but typically it's only the "major," "violent" felonies like burglary, robbery, etc., that trigger felony murder. Also, for reasons that you can well understand if you stop and think about it, the felony of manslaughter does not trigger the felony murder rule — if it did, there would be no such thing as manslaughter!! Same with assault. Anyway, even if attempting suicide is a felony in California, which I don't know one way or the other, it wouldn't qualify for felony murder unless the felony murder status specifically says so. However, yes, derailing a train is a specified FMR felony, so yeah, that's what he's being charged with.
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text: Friends | Down to earth, Stronge, Passionate, Caring, Friendly, Independent, Loving, Fun IceRaven1: Been off of this thing for over a year.. come back to see what's up and things STILL haven't changed. Time for another year being off.. have fun all! lol IceRaven1: Even though I have to work... I hope everyone has a safe and great 4th of July!!... stay cool!! IceRaven1: Okay, I survived this heatwave today but tomorrow sounds like some fun in the sun @ the beach!! IceRaven1: I'm doing well hun.... made it through this Monday lol. I hope all is going great for you, surely do miss the chats. TC hun and hopefully we can catch up soon! crmfan3: If you see me just pm me or something if you would like to talk. I don't like going into the chatrooms much any more cause I find that a lot of people on here are fake and not worth the time. But thankfully I do have you to talk to and you have been true and honest so thank you for that. I hope your doing well and I will talk to you later. whoisinthere: Hi lady,things have been kinda crazy for me here lately !! ( lol ) I'm not sure if that is altogether good for me,...Hope things are wonderful for you and yours though !! have a really good day today !! IceRaven1: you met me would you? A. Hug Me B. Kiss Me. C. Slap Me. D. Other (please state lol) If We Went Out, Where Would It Be? A. Club B. Restaurant C. Cinema D. Other (please state lol) If You Could Say One Thing To Me, What Would It Be? ...... 3 hours ago IceRaven1: Iam back!!!... I just wanted to Thank those who sent such wonderful and thoughtful messages while I was away... it has been hard for me and still is but I know one day I will see her again tyvm love you all!! Nineinches: I know you miss your beautiful doggy and yeah it is very hard to say good bye to someone who has always been there with you..May memories of your beloved dog warm your heart always ALL IS WELL ALL IS WELL freewheelinfranklyn: hey ice im really sorry 2 hear about ur faithful friend. at least it must be a comfort 2 no shes not suffering. when d time comes i might like some1 2 take me 2 d vets meself. hope tings r goin ok wit ya otherwise.see ya soon i hope tc IceRaven1: Okay, ...had a great time at the beach today got some sunburn but I'll live, hope everyone else enjoyed their day!! IceRaven1: I hope everyone has a safe and great memorial weekend cuz this gal is hitting the beach!! IceRaven1: Yes i called in sick again today lmao.....and what a 2 days it has been... but back to work tomorrow though blah CarlaMcCoy: Shame on You! lol j/k girl Everyone deserves time off every once in a while even if it isn't cause your sick LOL View all 10 posts IceRaven1: Hahahahaahaha....... carla you always have me laughing and ty whoisthere its been a pleasure chatting w/ you also. IceRaven1: Thank You to such wonderful friends I have on wire and you know who you are..... sorry I haven't been on as much but you know the reason why. Love you guys and gals to pieces and miss you all. |


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From: | Peter Yim <peter.yim@xxxxxxxxx> |
Date: | Thu, 1 Apr 2010 08:43:33 -0700 |
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Thank you very much for the recap, John. ... This is an exciting development for the entire community indeed! (01) John & All, (02) 1. I will be working on post-processing the audio recording of the Mar-16 session, with JohnSowa's presentation and the ensuing discussion (the raw stream for which I have just received from NIST yesterday), as well as the audio archive for the presentations on the Mar-25 session (which unfortunately, needed some re-takes, which I am still working on) this weekend; and put them online as soon as they are done ... (sorry about the delays.) (03) 2. As discussed, we will continue to discuss the broader issue of "Sharing and Integrating Ontologies" on the [ontolog-forum] mailing list (as this has always been among the key topics being addressed by the Ontolog community). That said, we also agreed that I will also be starting a new mailing list: [sio-dev] for those who want to be more than casually involved, to host the discussion on the next level of details in the development and implementation of this new SIO Project. ... (again, this weekend.) (04) I will be subscribing everyone who responded to the Mar-16 & Mar-25 session to the [sio-dev] list automatically. If you want to be on the list, but weren't there (or if you don't think I have your email address), please write me offline, so I can subscribe you to this new mailing list too. (05) 3. I will be starting a new homepage for this "Sharing and Integrating Ontologies (SIO)" project on the OntologWiki. While your "summary of the consensus" will definitely be included in there, John, (as discussed during the Mar-25 session) please also help draft a brief (a few lines) Mission Statement or Project Charter for us (to discuss and adopt) as part of our new startup process. ... thanks in advance, John. (06) Thanks & regards. =ppy -- (07) On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 7:32 AM, John F. Sowa <sowa@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Through all the noise and clutter on Ontolog Forum, some of the > recent discussions have begun to converge on recommended methods > for sharing and integrating ontologies. �As a result of a meeting > at the end of the Ontology Summit on March 16th and a telecon on > March 25th, a consensus was reached on starting a project for > which there is already a significant amount of resources, tools, > and methodology. �The title of the project is > > � �Sharing and Integrating Ontologies (SIO) > > Following is my summary of the consensus: > > �1. The semantics defined by ISO/IEC 24707 for Common Logic should > � � be the basis for the logics used to define ontologies. > > �2. Widely used notations for ontology should be accommodated > � � as far as possible. �Many of them, such as RDFS and OWL, can > � � be supported as CL dialects. �Ontologies written in KIF should > � � be translated to CLIF. �Some extensions to the CL semantics, > � � such IKL, may be required to support some ontologies. > > �3. The theoretical foundations of some approaches discussed on > � � Ontolog Forum were considered compatible and complementary. > � � These include the lattice of theories presented by John Sowa, > � � the COLORE system presented by Michael Gr�ninger, and the > � � Bremen tool set presented by John Bateman. �A combination > � � of these three approaches appears to be possible, and there > � � seemed to be no conflicts with the other approaches. > > �4. The Toronto group led by Michael Gr�ninger and the Bremen > � � group led by John Bateman have made the most progress on > � � developing the resources and tools. �Their approaches are > � � complementary, and they can each take advantage of work > � � contributed by the other. > > �5. Other ontologies, methodologies, tools, and resources that > � � were presented or discussed at NIST and the telecon seem > � � to be compatible with these approaches. > > �6. Further work should be continued to harmonize and extend > � � the theoretical work, to collaborate in developing the > � � tools and resources, and to apply them in building and > � � organizing the Open Ontology Repository (OOR). > > Following is an outline of the telecon on March 25th with > pointers to the web site and the slides for each presentation. > > John Sowa > ______________________________________________________________ > > At a session following the Ontology Summit at NIST on March 16th, > I presented the following slides to summarize the issues: > > � �http://www.jfsowa.com/talks/sionto.pdf > > That session stimulated a lot of discussion, and Peter Yim scheduled > a telecon on March 25th for further discussion of related ideas. > Following is the web page for the telecon with copies of the slides > and a recording of the talks that had been presented: > > � �http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?ConferenceCall_2010_03_25 > > Peter started the discussion with five introductory slides on the > theme "Getting the SIO Project Going": > > >http://ontolog.cim3.net/file/work/SIO/2010-03-25_Getting-SIO-Started/SIO-in-perspective--PeterYim_20100325.pdf > > Matthew West summarized the issues with the title "Why should we care?": > > >http://ontolog.cim3.net/file/work/SIO/2010-03-25_Getting-SIO-Started/Shared-and-Integrated-Ontologies--MatthewWest_20100325.pdf > > Pat Cassidy discussed the goals of a foundation ontology, the search > for semantic primitives, and their role in promoting interoperability: > > >http://ontolog.cim3.net/file/work/SIO/2010-03-25_Getting-SIO-Started/SIO-PIFO-COSMO-FO--PatCassidy_20100325.pdf > > Michael Gr�ninger presented four slides about COLORE for a COmmon LOgic > REpository: > > >http://ontolog.cim3.net/file/work/SIO/2010-03-25_Getting-SIO-Started/colore-sio--MichaelGruninger_20100325.pdf > > Michael and his group have done a lot of work in gathering and > relating ontologies defined in Common Logic. �For more detail see > > � �http://stl.mie.utoronto.ca/colore/ > > John Bateman and his group at Bremen put together a variety of free > and open source tools and integrated them with their methodology. > One of the most important is HeTS (Heterogeneous Tool System), > which can translate from one logic to another while preserving > the semantics: > > >http://ontolog.cim3.net/file/work/SIO/2010-03-25_Getting-SIO-Started/Ontological-Modularity-for-Shared-and-Integrated-Ontologies--JohnBateman_20100325.ppt > > At the end, I ran through the slides I had presented at NIST and > commented on how they were related to the other presentations. 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One hundred soldiers from the Coldstream Guards have set a new record for the most people dipping egg soldiers simultaneously.
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Trooper Michael Appiah said that he and the rest of the unit only found out about the attempt the night before when it was put in their daily duty detail.
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That awkward moment when youre watching pride and prejudice and eating pizza but then you spontaneously decide not to ignore the outside world and you have a social life for a night
reblogging again… this just now. i blame facebook timeline.
but like it sucks when people used to be so adorable with their personalities and you actually used to be friends but now like someone tapped them with the stick of assholeyness and you don't talk anymore and it's different.. ya know?
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In our previous note "Export control and sanctions guidance" published in our e-briefing dated 18 January 2012 we provided information relating to the impact of EU sanctions on Iran, in particular, the extent of such sanctions, to whom they apply and the penalties for breach.
The EU has since, on 23 January 2012, published a new Council Decision (Council Decision 2012/35/CFSP) which makes numerous amendments to the previous EU sanctions regime against Iran. This note should therefore be read in conjunction with our previous one.
The amendments to the EU regime may have a direct impact on any companies who trade with Iran or Iranian individuals, particularly those in the oil, petroleum, petrochemical and related insurance industries.
The main changes are:
- A ban on the import, purchase or transport of Iranian crude oil, petroleum products and petrochemical products.
- A ban on the provision, directly or indirectly, of financing or financial assistance, as well as insurance and reinsurance related to the import, purchase or transport of Iranian crude oil, petroleum products and petrochemical products.
- A ban on the sale, supply or transfer of key equipment and technology to, and the provision, directly or indirectly, of technical and financial assistance for, the petrochemical industry in Iran (or Iranian-owned entities engaged in that industry outside Iran) for contracts executed from 23 January 2012 onwards.
- The addition of the Central Bank of Iran, Bank Tejerat and Tidewater Middle East Co. (which operates seven of Iran's main ports) to the EU's asset freezing list (although certain of Central Bank of Iran and Bank Tejerat's transactions are carved out).
While the new additions to the EU asset freezing list are effective immediately, the aspects of the EU Decision regarding import, purchase and transport prohibitions (i.e. points 1 to 5 above) are currently only binding on the governments of the 27 Member States of the EU and an implementing Regulation will be required before the measures are directly binding on companies and individuals.
It is likely that the implementing Regulation will be published shortly, although it is unclear whether the effective date for individuals and companies (i.e. the date on which the prohibition will directly impact on individuals and companies) will be the date of the implementing Regulation or the date of the original EU Decision (i.e. 23 January 2012). For that reason, a number of insurance companies have already expressly stated that they will not cover any contracts or ancillary contracts in respect of trade with Iran of prohibited goods as from 23 January 2012. For many, there is simply too much uncertainty, particularly given the serious legal and reputational consequences of being found in breach of EU sanctions.
Syria sanctions update
Of equal importance is the amended Syrian sanctions regime. On 18 January 2012, the EU published Council Regulation (EU) No. 36/2012 which is now considered the main EU sanctions regime against Syria. This may have a real impact on business transactions of many individuals and companies owing to the sweeping prohibitions put in place.
The new Regulation prohibits, among other items:
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It is highly likely that, given the recent surge in violence in Syria, the EU will instigate further rounds of sanctions against the country in the hope of persuading the government to cease such hostilities, notwithstanding the recent veto of UN action by China and Russia. There have been reports that the new measures may include bans on the import of Syrian phosphates, on commercial flights between Syria and Europe, and on financial transactions with the country's central bank. It is therefore important for individuals and companies to keep abreast of any developments.


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For our feature Nice Playlist, Brah, we ask some of our favorite musicians to make a themed Spotify playlist for us. You know, Songs to Make-out To, The Worst Bands I Have Ever Heard, Songs Your Mom Would Like, we just ask them to be creative, and then we post them to The Ardent Music Blog and share them with you. When you're looking for a good Spotify playlist, now you know where to look. This week we invited singer/songwriter Michael the Blind to put one together for us. We invite you to take listen to the playlist while you read why the musician included each song. Enjoy!
1. "A Feeling" – Throwing Muses
Throwing Muses taught me not to be afraid to use the insanity stuff from my life in my songs. "A Feeling" has about it a twitchy, but sinewy sensibility that lends itself to near-obsession.
2. "On Doing An Evil Deed Blues" – John Fahey
The title of this John Fahey track says it all for me and makes it perfect for the playlist. "On Doing an Evil Deed Blues". His playing on this early version is so half-broken sounding that you want to break down.
3. "Summertime Suidice #2″ – David Donedero
Summertime in the south is a time of stickiness and heat, and bug noises and more heat. That kind of weather makes a lot of folks feel slow and dreamy, but David Dondero's lilting number makes me think of how I'd just about lose my cool trying to think of a way to calm down in that nearly stifling atmosphere.
4. "Crystal Blue Persuasion" – Tommy James and The Shondells
In almost the same way, the utterly placid, groovy feel of this Tommy James song in particular makes me want to tear my hair out every time I hear it. It is this very quality of calmness about it that unsettles me so.
5. "Seasons in the Sun" – Terry Jacks
"Seasons in the Sun" might be the best song to throw a total foot-stomping, screaming-at-the-sky kind of "Losing It" party over, ever. Luckily, it's found on spotify.


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If any of you have not heard yet Thurston Moore's Demolished Thoughts, released in 2011, you should definitely give it a listen. Especially if you are a Sonic Youth fan or Beck fan. As many of you know Thurston was the lead at Sonic Youth and Beck produced this album along with helping with the tunes.
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J774 macrophages exposed to medium containing cholesterol-rich phospholipid dispersions accumulate cholesteryl ester. Supplementing this medium with 100 micrograms oleate/ml increased cellular cholesteryl ester contents 3-fold. Cell retinyl ester contents increased 8-fold when medium containing retinol dispersed in dimethyl sulfoxide was supplemented with oleate. These increases were not the result of increases in total lipid uptake by the cells but rather of redistribution of cholesterol and retinol into their respective ester pools. Effective oleate concentration of 15-30 micrograms/ml increased cellular retinyl and cholesteryl ester contents. The effective oleate concentration was reduced to 5 micrograms/ml when the fatty acid/albumin molar ratio was increased. The oleate-stimulated increase in cholesterol esterification was blocked by incubating cells with Sandoz 58-035, a specific inhibitor of acyl-CoA:cholesterol acyltransferase (ACAT), indicating that the effect of fatty acid exposure is mediated through changes in ACAT activity. When cholesterol or retinol was added to cells which had been exposed to oleate for 24 h to provide a triacylglycerol store, the cellular contents of cholesteryl or retinyl ester were also significantly increased compared to cells not previously exposed to oleate. The oleate-stimulated increase in the esterification of cholesterol and/or retinol was also observed in P388D1 macrophages, human (HepG2) and rat (Fu5AH) hepatomas, human fibroblasts, rabbit aortic smooth muscle cells and MCF-7 breast carcinoma cells. In addition to oleate, a number of other fatty acids increased retinol esterification in J774 macrophages; however, cellular cholesterol esterification in these cells was increased only by unsaturated fatty acids and was inhibited in the presence of saturated fatty acids. Although the cellular uptake of radiolabeled oleate and palmitate was similar, a significant difference in the distribution of these fatty acids among the lipid classes was observed. These data demonstrate that exogenous fatty acids are one factor that regulate cellular cholesteryl and retinyl ester contents in cultured cells. |
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on 12-06-2012 11:59 PM
Ok, this is driving me mad (mainly because I haven't got one) but what are the coloured shapes behind the level numbers? There doesn't seem to be any logic to who's got them and who hasn't...
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on 13-06-2012 05:12 PM
on 14-06-2012 04:38 PM
Ok, thanks.
I can see now why I don't have one. Because I'm rubbish at it. My KDR is 0.2 (200/800)! Bizzarely my skill score is 2700 ish and the person at the top of the leader board has 4300. The difference doesn't seem to reflect the real difference.
Also, there's somebody in the clan I'm in who has a skillscore of 3000 but, according to the profile, has never played the game i.e. 0 minutes, 0 kills, 0 deaths. There's obviously a few bugs to sort out!
on 14-06-2012 05:34 PM
all this shows the need for detailed info on the game which we don't have - my clan meets Wednesday nights (join my clan), it's taken three sessions to master the party system, which many don't even know is there it's so hidden. If I could buy one of those game guides, I would.
I always assumed skillscore was based on XP per minute, but perhaps there is more to it. One of our clan is a monster in a hawk but does little else that dogfight games, he's ranked in the top 20 worldwide. Get him on the ground through and he's not sure what to do!
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One of our clan is a monster in a hawk but does little else that dogfight games, he's ranked in the top 20 worldwide. Get him on the ground through and he's not sure what to do!
Does'nt that say something about the game though!!?
It does'nt challenge you enough if you can just fly or just fight on foot & reach the top level 50?
It does'nt seem to ask you to do anything bar play how you want , so as in this players case he does'nt have to touch ground if he does'nt want to?
15-06-2012 02:40 PM - edited 15-06-2012 02:50 PM
i have a blue star my skill is at 3400 last time 900 on the leaderboard around their 21 hours of playing this game and love it but cant play it for to long i checked but it hink you get the blue star if you on the leaderboard most of my clans that are around my skillm score have all the blue star the rest dont
i have had it and lost it before also but know i got it i plan to never lose it again haaaaa
i think its based on xp per games you play if you have a really bad few games and do nopthing for the team and win than you go down a lot in skill points
on a postive note i was thinking of makeing a server with friens and good players with some rules to what you can and cant do!!!
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Recently Tantrum and I have been having issues with our custom chat channels upon login. The certain chat channels disappear even though a /who or /whois command will show you in the channel, other occupants of the channel still see you as present in the channel.
You cannot participate in the channel, but the chat from that chatroom defaults to whatever window you are currently in. This also happens in in-game lobbies and in the game itself.
To recreate this bug: We've found that any player that hops between computers on the same account gets this issue, Tantrum and I play at lan centers. We've also spoken with others and found that they also play on multiple computers. Clan channels don't seem to be affected by it at all.
Ways to counteract it: Relogging is an inefficient way, but sometimes it works correctly. Getting the admin of the channel to kick you and rejoining is also another solution.
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Conquering My Fear of Embroidery
Although I got my Bernina 830 at the end of this past summer, I have been extremely intimidated by the embroidery part of it. I've never used an embroidery machine before, and it all seemed so complicated. It requires a special needle, special thread, and special stabilizers, after all.
But I've been reading the manual and perusing all sorts of internet sites for tips and lessons, and today I decided to try my first design. And look! It worked!
This was just a test, trying basic settings on white cotton. Now I can embroider this everywhere! Note the irony: California girl embroidering Let it Snow" while my friends in far flung places are bemoaning the piles of snow in their yards.
But hey, I'm happy. And it was easy, once I got all the supplies. I just sat there watching it embroider away -- my husband and daughter came into the office to watch a bit, too. Gosh, what shall I embroider now?
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- Terry said...
I think a bowling shirt with pins and a ball on the back and the name "Roxy" over the pocket on the front. Why? Well, because you can, I guess! Besides I always wanted one of those bowling shirts, even though I don't bowl.
- Gari said...
Beware, machine embroidery can be as addictive as quilting. ;-)
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I love Terry's suggestion! It should be a pink and black shirt too. :-)
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She physically assaulted and racially verbally abused a Pakistani taxi driver after too much strong drink.
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I've eaten in here twice. Both times it's been pretty poor pub food - frozen chips, over, or undercooked meat. Things like fishcakes were certainly bought in. Inside it's ok. I wouldn't eat here unless you were hungry and couldn't get in somewhere else.
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After finishing the High Peak Relay race in Cromford, it was a joy to sip a celebratory pint with team mates in front of the log-burner at the Boat Inn. Our thoughts then turned to food. Despite being fully booked for sunday lunches, the bar staff quickly organised hearty steak & onion baguettes for us & sausage & chips for... More
Found this by accident when all the pubs in Wirksworth didn't serve fod on a Sunday evening but what a find. Cosy pub in a picturesque location in Cromford with a warming fire and lovely menu as well. Fantastic home cooked food, lovely moussaka and a fantastic pie, in a friendly atmosphere with very friendly staff. So nice we returned... More
When planning a day's walking in the Cromford area with friends, I chose the Boat Inn at Cromford after viewing their informative and interesting website, as it was local and dog-friendly. I am delighted to report my choice was a good one - we arrived after 2:30, wondering if we would be too late to eat. Far from it; we... More
The Boat inn is at scarthin in cromford.Not to be confused with the Boathouse at old matlock.You will never be STARVIN AT SCARTHIN. Best in the area for good pub grub. Big portions at small prices with an extensive menu to suit all tastes.This boat is really afloat and sailing with real ales at reasonable prices.Offering marston pedigree and the... More
I admit that I am not the easiest person to please with food. I visited the Boat Inn at Cromford after a recommendation from my daughter who often eats there with her partner. Our party comprised of the two of them plus my husband and myself. We had a lovely meal with no complaints from me! It is my birthday... More
my husband and I called in for a late saturday lunch. We ordered ploughmans, one cheddar and one stilton. My husband is a coeliac and the staff checked all the ingredients in the dressings etc... and replaced his bread with chips. not all establishments are so helpful. the meal was excellent especially the stilton and the service was great. Lovely... More
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hope it dosent make it to 3.55 i hate cheaters
lets see how this turns out. cause if we remember correctly people were getting banned from game servers for cheating (black ops). but lets wait.
i dont see the point in cheating on offline games, and cheating on online games is only to prove what a bad *** code maker you are. but once everyone can cheat online its no longer fun, take SOCOM and SOCOM II for instance, the best online shooter of the ps2's time but when you cant kill people on a online shooter whats left to do? find glitches make codes only then is a online game truly finished.
just tried this... it really sucks and only works for several games.
PLUS it only works on 3.41.
don't buy it.
Probally it'll be implemented by Multiman at least it should. Hopefully we'll have this till
the next weekend
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