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Ares Galaxy Download free creative commons music & share files in the Ares net
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Wine Is Not an Emulator Wine is an Open Source implementation of the Windows API on top of X and Unix. Wine provides both a development toolkit for porting Windows sources to Unix and a program loader, allowing many unmodified Windows binaries to run on x86-based Unixes.
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SharpDevelop SharpDevelop is the open-source IDE for the .NET platform. Write applications in languages including C#, VB.NET, F#, IronPython and IronRuby, as well as target rich and reach: Windows Forms or WPF, as well as ASP.NET MVC and WCF. It starts from USB drives, supports read-only projects, comes with integrated unit and performance testing tools, Git, NuGet and a lot more features that make you productive as a developer.
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FreeCAD a parametric 3D CAD modeler
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ZABBIX ZABBIX is an enterprise-class open source distributed monitoring solution designed to monitor and track performance and availability of network servers, devices and other IT resources. It supports distributed and WEB monitoring, auto-discovery, and more.
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NAS4Free NAS4Free is an embedded Open Source Storage distribution and supports sharing across Windows, Apple, and UNIX-like systems. It includes ZFS, Software RAID (0,1,5), disk encryption, S.M.A.R.T / email reports etc. with following protocols: CIFS (samba), FTP, NFS, TFTP, AFP, RSYNC, Unison, iSCSI, UPnP, Bittorent (initiator and target), Bridge, CARP (Common Address Redundancy Protocol) and HAST (Highly Available Storage). All this can easy be setup by it's highly configurable WEB interface. NAS4Free can be installed on Compact Flash/USB/SSD media, Hard disk or booted of from a LiveCD with a usb stick.
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Synfig Synfig is a powerful, industrial-strength vector-based 2D animation software package, designed from the ground-up for producing feature-film quality 2D animation with fewer people and resources.
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FontForge -- An Outline Font Editor FontForge allows you to edit outline and bitmap fonts. You may create new ones or modify old ones. It is also a format converter and can interconvert between PostScript (ascii & binary Type1, some Type3, some Type0), TrueType, OpenType (Type2), CID, SVG
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Celestia Real-time 3D visualization of space
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DivFix++ DivFix++ is yours AVI video repair and preview software. It designed for repair and preview files which are on download from ed2k(emule), torrent, gnutella, ftp. web or any other source on the internet. It can repair AVI and DivX files (for now.)
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gPhoto gPhoto is a program and library framework that lets users download pictures from their digital cameras. The libgphoto2 library gives you access to hundreds of models of digital cameras on several platforms.
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AWStats AWStats is a free powerful and featureful server logfile analyzer that shows you all your Web/Mail/FTP statistics including visits, unique visitors, pages, hits, rush hours, os, browsers, search engines, keywords, robots visits, broken links and more
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Feng Office: Project Management and more Feng Office (formerly known as OpenGoo) is a free and open source online project management and collaboration tool, licensed under the Affero GPL 3 license.
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Artistic Style A Free, Fast and Small Automatic Formatter for C, C++, C#, and Java Source Code
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Little Registry Cleaner Little Registry Cleaner is an open source program designed for Microsoft's Windows Registry. Its purpose is to remove obsolete or unwanted items that build up in the registry over time in order to improve the stability & performance of your computer
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UniversalIndentGUI A cross platform GUI for several code formatter, beautifier and indenter like AStyle, GNU Indent, GreatCode, HTML Tidy, Uncrustify and many more. Main feature is a live preview to directly see how the selected formatting option affects the source code.
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iTerm.app Project on hold. Try http://www.iterm2.com/ instead.
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GNU Cobol (formerly OpenCOBOL) A free and open COBOL compiler
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KH Coder Quantitative Content Analysis or Text Mining
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FidoCadJ Simple and intuitive 2D vector drawing for electronics and not only.
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Movica : The Movie Editor A graphical editor for Windows Media (.wmv), MPEG files and FLV movies. Select or delete multiple portions from a video file. The system lets you copy, paste and fine tune the selections. Also supports joining and splitting of video/movie files.
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XULPlayer XULPlayer is a media player built on Mozilla XUL and MPlayer. It intends to be a flexible, user-friendly and web-enabled all-in-one media player/transcoder/manager which brings best audio/video experience on PC as well as in living room.
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MeCab MeCab is a fast and customizable Japanese morphological analyzer. MeCab is designed for generic purpose and applied to variety of NLP tasks, such as Kana-Kanji conversion. MeCab provides parameter estimation functionalities based on CRFs and HMM
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Sodipodi Sodipodi is general vector illustrating application for Linux/Unix and Windows. It uses W3C SVG as native file and in-memory image format and can do many neat things.
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ASuite ASuite is an application launcher to manage an unlimited number of files, folders and webpage for quick access. It is designed to work with removable storage (uses relative paths) media like USB sticks, hard drives, iPods, etc.
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The house we live in is one of the most important things in our lives as it represents our shelter, the place where everything is supposed to be alright. When you come back from work or you get home after a bad day the house should offer you the comfort and relaxation that you need. This comfort is not only given because of the good relationships from that house but also from the way the house looks. The bath is surely a room that should give you the needed energy and relaxation. Therefore, it has a great utility so it is very important how this room is decorated.
Nowadays, people spend a lot of money in decorating their houses and making them look more and more comfortable and beautiful. The bathroom is one of the places that must be kept very hygienic so people focus on this area of the house. Plus, they purchase various bath accessories to make this room be very comfortable and have a great design. However, as mentioned above, hygiene is the one that matters when it comes to the bathroom and only after that people think about the importance of the design. Modern bathrooms benefit from the most attractive items.


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Farewell Martin Wright
This is a bit late coming, but something I thought was needed.
Our colleague Martin Wright, leader of the Web Team, co-conspirator in Project WIP and a close friend to many of us – left Shropshire Council this month to pursue his career further afield.
Although we are incredibly sad to see him go, we are also extremely happy for him making the move to further his knowledge in a field that he passionately enjoys. We are also ecstatic because he left behind a rather comfy chair, a red biro, and a photoshop license. All of which were taken even before he left his desk.
We are hoping that in a few months time we'll get Martin back to do a blog post about the interesting things he's been doing since leaving, and provide a reflection about working within a web team of local government.
So Martin, thanks for doing the great work you have done here, and good luck to you in the future.
Lots of love
All of us at Project WIP


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Interurban trail postponed a year
Now that the Adams Street project is substantially complete, the city has one major infrastructure project remaining — construction of the proposed Interurban Trail along Main Street/Ind. 1.
'Hope Lights a Tree' celebrates memories
About 75 people attended a special night of remembrance Friday at the Angel of Hope Park on River Road.
SLIDE SHOW: take a tour of the 2013 CAC Festival of Trees
Click here and scroll through the beautiful Christmas trees at the annual event
Fire heavily damages home north of city
Fire drove a woman, her male companion and three children from a residence at 4754E-200N in Bluffton.
APC supports rezoning parcel
A half-acre parcel of property at the northwest corner of Beth and Wiley avenues should be rezoned B-3 (business), the Wells County Area Plan Commission said...
13 open violations get APC's scrutiny
In his year-end report, Michael Lautzenheiser Jr., the executive director of the Wells County Area Plan Commission, noted that his office had dealt with 37 violations during 2013 — and 19 of them were still open in...
FCS receives $17,480 grant to develop programs, resources
Family Centered Services in Bluffton is one of 12 organizations across the state chosen to receive a Capacity Building Coaching grant from the Indiana Youth Institute.
Dedrick tells state he wants to negotiate
Steve Dedrick of Expert Express Lube and Auto Care Center Inc. has filed a response in Wells Circuit Court in connection with the suit filed against his business by the State of Indiana.
A 'Dickens' of a tree
Decorators from the Wells County Public Library are shown as they began to decorate their "Dickens" themed tree for the Creative Arts Council's Festival...
Keep it local
Indianapolis SA seeking donations, but that cash may not help people here
Portland man charged with giving intoxicated teen a 'driving lesson'
A Portland man, who claimed he was trying to give his 14-year-old daughter a driving lesson on Thanksgiving Day, has pleaded not guilty to several charges in Wells Circuit Court.
Convicted child molester gets 20-year prison term
A man who claims to be homeless has been sentenced to 24 years in prison following his plea of guilty to child molesting, a Class A felony.
Christmastime charity
Lilly Pfister, left, and her partner, Georgia Leyse, carry a tote full of soap Tuesday afternoon between rows of shelves at the Wells County Food Bank on South...
Paved at last
Justin Storm of Wayne Asphalt works on the 100 block of West Perry Street Tuesday after it was paved earlier.
City talks with representative of Hideaway
Bar manager says clearing away of debris awaits resolution of legal, logistical issues
Ossian residents hear flood plain changes
In an attempt to educate Ossian residents on the update of the 8 Mile flood plain map, an informational meeting was held Tuesday evening and one point was stressed: If you need flood insurance, get it now and save...
NWCS makes a bid for SRO to County Council
A school resource officer for the Northern Wells Community Schools got a tentative approval from the members of the Wells County Council Tuesday night.
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KOLKATA/CHITTARANJAN: A Gorkha Rifles jawan travelling on a train did not hesitate to take on a gang of 30 armed dacoits singlehandedly, armed with just a khukri, when he saw them looting his fellow passengers. A GRP escort team posted on the train reportedly did nothing to stop the robbers on Maurya Express late on Thursday.
Nearly 30 armed dacoits looted cash and valuables worth `10 lakh from passengers of Maurya Express between Kulti and Chittaranjan stations along the West Bengal-Jharkhand border on Thursday night.


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Monday, December 9, 2013
The Associated Press
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — Randy Moss playfully chased reserve nose tackle Ian Williams toward the locker room after practice and razzed the second-year pro with each step. It was hardly a fair deal, given Moss' stellar speed even at age 35 against the 305-pound Williams.
In this July 27, 2012 file photo, San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Randy Moss smiles during a news conference at the team's NFL football headquarters in Santa Clara, Calif. Both Moss and Seattle Seahawks' Terrell Owens are both determined to return to their dominating deep threats they were in their primes. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, file)
In this Aug. 18, 2012 file photo, Seattle Seahawks' Terrell Owens gestures during warm-ups before an NFL football preseason game against the Denver Broncos in Denver. Both Owens and San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Randy Moss are both determined to return to their dominating deep threats they were in their primes. (AP Photo/Joe Mahoney, file)
"I'm not running with you, man," Moss joked amid laughs and smiles from both men.
While Moss is having a blast as he begins anew with the 49ers after a year out of football, former San Francisco star Terrell Owens is doing the same thing in the Pacific Northwest. Still bold and brash, T.O. signs autographs shirtless in Seattle — getting his fresh start at age 38 with the Niners' NFC West rival also following a season away from the NFL.
Both are determined to once again become the dominating deep threats they were in their primes.
Neither cares to speak publicly about his efforts to return to the top form that put them among the best wideouts to ever play.
Moss and Owens have a couple of things in common: a shared confidence they can still catch the ball against younger, more athletic NFL defenders, and a defiant attitude aimed at those who want to label them or knock shaky reputations they insist aren't all they've been made out to be.
Owens clearly still has some catching up to do. He missed five chances on passes thrown his way in his debut during a 30-10 win at Denver last Saturday.
He has struggled to find his role or connect with competing Seattle quarterbacks Matt Flynn and rookie Russell Wilson. Owens dropped a potential 46-yard touchdown against the Broncos and hasn't stood out in practice the same way as Braylon Edwards, the Seahawks' other new veteran wide receiver, who played last year with San Francisco.
Owens, these days showing a spiritual side after a couple of rough years, has had little time to learn Pete Carroll's West Coast offense. Moss, meanwhile, has looked speedy and in sync playing in the 49ers' system since Day 1 wearing his new No. 84 jersey.
During Tuesday's practice, safety C.J. Spillman jumped in front of Moss to break up a pass from Alex Smith. Spillman and Moss — two former college stars at Marshall during different times — then started laughing in a regular light moment for the defending division champion 49ers (No. 4 in the AP Pro32).
Moss has little time to worry about what people might say about him.
"I just love to play football," he said. "All that other stuff, I will leave up to you all. I have been playing football since I was 6 years old. The love that I have for the game of football is going to always be in me."
Keeping Owens in check mentally will be a big part of Carroll's challenge.
In 2006, T.O. made headlines for what police initially considered a suicide attempt but later was classified as an "accidental overdose" of prescription medication. Owens' publicist emphatically denied he had attempted suicide, saying an assistant arrived at Owens' home after he took a sleeping aid.
Following surgery on his left knee in 2011, Owens began his football return this spring with the Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League, making 35 catches for 420 yards and 10 touchdowns while playing eight of 11 games. He was then released and lost an ownership stake in the team in May.
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In this May 10, 2012 file photo, San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Randy Moss catches a ball during NFL football practice at the team's training facility in Santa Clara, Calif. Both Moss and Seattle Seahawks' Terrell Owens are both determined to return to their dominating deep threats they were in their primes. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, file) |


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excellent taste and service..,breazaola a very tasteful appetiser... i llike spaggeti bolognaise and the salad with mozzarella.tomato and prossuto.also the panacota sweet was very fresh and delicious
excellent taste and service..,breazaola a very tasteful appetiser... i llike spaggeti bolognaise and the salad with mozzarella.tomato and prossuto.also the panacota sweet was very fresh and delicious
The best Italian Restaurant in Corfu! The service is excellent, the prices are good and the food is amazing because all the cooking supplies come directly from Italy. The pizza is original Italian and tastes great! This restaurant is one of the favourites of local Corfiots but many tourists visit is as well during the summer season. I totally recommend... More
Authentic Italian cooking made by authentic Italians. This is the real thing, not fussy, high quality ingredients in a very relaxed and beautiful setting. Too many Italian places want to be something they are not, and as a result, lose food quality and taste. If you are looking for delicious, simple, high quality Italian food, this is the best on... More
We visited last July,I had a carbonara and my friend another dish of pasta,not really up to any standard,we did not like the food at all,amazed that others do,maybe my taste in food is strange.
Very good italian restaurant, pizzas are really good as well as salats and desserts. Staff is friendly.
Although the place has changed,the atmosphere still fanstastic.The food is really delicious and the waiters are really helpfull.Also,i noticed that the cooks that work there are only italian with so much experience!I strongly recommend you the Aglio e Olio restaurant!Finally, do not forget to taste the home made chocolate souffle of Giovanni!!It is delicious!!
We had bruschetta for starters and risotto al porcini and pizza caprese as the main course. Everything tasted so good! We had pannacotta on the house as a dessert which was excellent. Special thanks to our waiter Miltos who was super friendly and had time to have a chat with us throughout the dinner.
We spent a nice evening on the open terrace. The welcome is very warm, as is the service. First I had a tomato-mozarella salat. Very good. It had been decorated with a very tasty pesto. The pizza had a good taste and I really know how an italian pizza should be. But the olives and sardines were cut to pieces.... More
An amazing italian restaurant in the center of Corfu town, very nice pizza and varius choices of pasta and starters .The original italian ingredients and the creativity of the owner makes this restaurant "one you have to visit" during your staying in corfu . Try the bella napoli from pizzas and crudaiola from pasta
the pizza was amazing!i believe one of the best pizza i have ever had,the salad was also very tasty.the pasta was good but unfortunately was served mild as the place was teeming wth people .nice location.
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Silly question – or is it? How do you judge if a methodology can be classified as agile methodology? Can Iterative or Spiral development methodology be classified as agile? What about Six Sigma or Lean process? On what basis will decide will you decide? If you go by the Forrester classification, Iterative or Spiral development methodology is not agile where as Six Sigma and Lean is agile.
In the survey report Agile Development Management Tools, Q2 2010, Forrester classifies Scrum, Agile Modeling, Feature-Driven Development, Test-Driven Development, eXtreme Programming, Lean Development, Microsoft Solution Framework for Agile, Agile Data Methods, Adaptive Software Development, Six Sigma, Crystal, Behavior-Driven Development and Dynamic System Development Methodology under agile methodology but classifies Rational Unified Process, Iterative Development or Spiral under Iterative Development.
Is there any accepted definition for agile methodology which can help us determine if specific methodology can be classified as agile? I have looked and have not found any.
Can we fall back on the agile manifesto or the 12 principles behind the agile manifesto? If you study them carefully you will realize that they are more of an aspirational statement rather than specific guideline which can be used to evaluate a methodology.
For example, take the first statement in the manifesto – "Individuals and interactions over processes and tools". Does is mean – don't bother with tools and processes? Is it feasible in today's fast passed, complex world? It is like the statement from John Zachman – You can run an enterprise with pencils, paper and file cabinets – reality in the past; unthinkable today.
Similarly, have a look at the 5th principle – "Build projects around motivated individuals. Give them the environment and support they need, and trust them to get the job done." Does it mean – don't bother with process? If there are multiple agile projects going on in an organization then can each team chose to follow a different agile methodology?
For that matter, 4th and 6th principles state – "Business people and developers must work together daily throughout the project" and "The most efficient and effective method of conveying information to and within a development team is face-to-face conversation". This will mean physically collocating business people and developers. In the current globalized and virtually networked world, I wonder how this is feasible.
What we need to do is to take a couple of step backward and try to extract the essence and formulate clear yardsticks which can be used to qualify any methodology and agile or non-agile. I suspect that most of us know intuitively what those yardsticks are but it will still be good to have it in black and white.
Essence of Agile – two dimension
Before we can formulate the yardsticks let us understand the spirit behind the manifesto.
Change is inevitable because …
- …software cannot be unambiguously and completely specified through a document or a model
- …people don't know and cannot completely visualize what the software should be till they play with it
- …communication is never perfect and correction through feedback loop is essential
- …environment around us is never static and useful software needs to evolve to match the revised requirement
Thus, any methodology to qualify as an agile methodology needs to have specific recommendation on "how to effectively manage short iterations". As a corollary, any methodology which tries to lay down standards on how to "unambiguously and completely" specify different aspects of the software cannot be considered as agile.
Individuals create software and better software is produced …
- …by motivated individuals
- …through regular interaction among individuals
- …when individuals working together figure out how to be more effective
- …where the environment has minimum roadblocks and illogical restrictions
Therefore, "how to help individuals to work together" is the second dimension that an agile methodology needs to address.
Yardstick of evaluation – two positive and one negative questions to ask
(+ve) What recommendations does the methodology provide …
- …for managing short iterations: Obviously any methodology which does not recommend iterative development gets immediately disqualified.
- …to help create a self-motivated team: Recommendations need to be specific and actionable and not philosophic statements.
(-ve) Is there any mandate that makes it necessary to produce a document or a model which is expected to be a complete and unambiguous representation of a specific dimension of the software?
Evaluating methodologies and extracting principles
In subsequent posts, I plan to use these criteria to evaluate different methodologies.
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Julie Small Sacramento Correspondent
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- Phone: 916-930-9623
Julie Small covers state government, prisons and the California Supreme Court for Southern California Public Radio.
Before joining KPCC, Julie spent 7 years as the deputy foreign editor for Public Radio's critically acclaimed "Marketplace." She helped shape the show's coverage of Asia during China ascendency and India's growing economic influence. She was the Los Angeles producer of a two-week live broadcast from China in 2006 and produced some other series on counterfeit goods, and the effect of the Iraq War on European-US trade relations. She also produced the "Marketplace Morning Report" for a stint.
Small is a former staff reporter for the Los Angeles Times. She's also reported for NPR, "The California Report," and "Weekend America."
Small earned her master's degree in Journalism from the University of Southern California Annenberg School of Communication.
In 1996 she helped launch a national campaign for redress for Japanese-Latin Americans interned by the U.S. government during World War II. The group won a settlement from the U.S. Department of Justice in 1998.
When she's not walking the halls of the state capitol, Julie spends her free time enjoying life with her family in the San Francisco Bay Area, but she misses her home town of Los Angeles.
Stories by Julie Small
Calif. 2015 health plans will include children's dental care
The board that oversees the state's health insurance exchange decided it's too late to include pediatric coverage in the program's first year.
Advocates push to plug hole in pediatric dental coverage
California's health insurance exchange made changes it says are economical, but critics charge parents can now opt out of dental coverage for their kids.
Supreme Court rejects Brown's request to halt prisoner releases (Updated)
The U.S. Supreme Court denied the governor's attempt to block a lower court order to reduce overcrowding by releasing 9,600 inmates by the end of the year.
Prisons chief to meet with advocates for hunger strikers
Jeff Beard, the head of California's Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, will hold what is being called a "discussion"—not a negotiation.
Attorneys seek limited isolation for mentally ill inmates
Some 3,000 California prisoners housed in isolation units suffer from some form of mental illness. Advocates seek a court order to sharply limit the practice.
CDCR gets bad report about health care at Corcoran Prison (updated)
Independent investigators have found medical care to be "grossly inadequate." The federal receiver in charge says steps are being taken to "correct deficiencies."
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With the protest in its third week, a prison spokesman said the meeting was "informational...not a negotiating or mediating session."
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Samantha's Reviews > Shadow of Night
Shadow of Night (All Souls Trilogy, #2)
by Deborah Harkness (Goodreads Author)
by Deborah Harkness (Goodreads Author)
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bookshelves: adult-fiction, historical-fiction, fantastic-real-world
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bookshelves: adult-fiction, historical-fiction, fantastic-real-world
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As soon as I finished A Discovery of Witches, I immediately went online to find out when I should expect the sequel. It was a long wait, but completely worth it. Harkness' view of Elizabethan London and Europe is just awesome, and the trip to Prague was an added bonus that I had not expected. Not only did the plot line get more compelling, but Harkness was also able to weave in the difficulties of the newly wed. I savored every minute of this novel, and I can hardly wait to get it on audio.
Audio was just outstanding and I think I will be a freak and listen to it again sooner rather than later :)
Audio was just outstanding and I think I will be a freak and listen to it again sooner rather than later :)
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I know I reread the first two almost constantly, but the author is still working on the third one so will be a bit yet. You can like her page on facebook and get updates.
do you know if an audio version is being done for books 2 & 3? I absolutely LOVED the audio of Discovery of Witches. I'm still obsessed.


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I was reading the Buffalo News this morning and came across this stat. There have been 191 quarterbacks drafted into the NFL since Jim Kelly retired and the Bills have taken just three of those.
Only the Dallas Cowboys, who have taken two, have drafted fewer quarterbacks over that time.
J.P. Losman, Trent Edwards and Levi Brown. are the three dubious picks.
Tonight will the Bills use the 8th overall pick on a franchise qb?
You have WVU's Geno Smith, Florida State's E.J. Manuel, USC's Matt Barkley and SU's Ryan Nassib. The draft is alll about value. I believe the only qb worthy of selection at 8th is Smith. I like Manuel, Barkley and Nassib, but not at eight.
Two years ago the Bills passed over quarterbacks Andy Dalton and Colin Kaepernick. Frustrating. This current adminstration thought Ryan Fitzpatrick was the future. Their crediblity on qb's is not the best.
The Bills have never used their first pick in the NFL Draft on a quarterback. Ideally, I would love for the Bills to trade down if possible, compile more picks and choose a qb late in the first or early in the second round.


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David Malozzi says Life Choice gave him a new lease on life. Hear how by clicking 'Play Movie'.
"When our hospice staff brought steamed lobsters, corn on the cob and a vase of black-eyed Susan's to Mrs. D., it was difficult to tell who enjoyed the afternoon luncheon the most - the staff or the patient. As the sounds of seagulls and ocean waves emanated from a staff member's laptop computer, Mrs. D. sat beneath a patio umbrella wearing a flower-covered straw hat - making her look like Miss Daisy herself. The hospice staff prepared her usual cranberry juice in a flamingo-covered cocktail shaker and served it in a matching cocktail glass to add a fancy tropical flare to the meal. As word of the lobster luncheon quickly spread throughout the facility, office staff, kitchen workers, nurses, aides and housekeepers stopped-by to join in the fun. The event was a pick-me-up for everyone."


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This route is the brilliant clean arete on the right side of the Ships Prow. Direct start to the Baloney Pony (5.12c). Start Just right of the arete and grab holds and no holds for 8 bolts to an obvious jug where the first pitch of Baloney Pony meets the arete. Put in a couple of stoppers and mantle to the anchors. I would say the business is somewhere between the sixth and eighth bolt but the whole bloody thing is hard.
Although this is primarily a sport route you do need to bring a couple mid-range stoppers for the top. 8 bolts to a two bolt anchor with slings and biners.
Matt, I wish I could claim that I sent this route but I did not. I just wanted to add the route to the spraytabase.


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Goophone ROMS
ROMs are available from download page..
All ROM discussion please use our forum.
ROMs are available from download page..
All ROM discussion please use our forum.
Hello, I am just wondering why there are no Goophone ROM's currently being shown, as I am going to be purchasing a Goophone y5 soon
Hi, the roms is found under "downloads" – just haven't edited the rest of the site yet..
Okay thanks, and also I found this website because of mayiandjay's YouTube review & video on how to root the goophone y5, he then said that he installed a ROM from your website, can you please tell me which one of the ROM's it was he uses so I can download it, thanks
Sure, he uses the 2.0 version..
Okay thanks for that and just one more question, do I have to buy both versions when I get the goophone, or is it okay if I just buy the 2.0 version?
Just version 2.0 will do.. And then – as mentioned in forum.. You will get futher updates for free (see the price as a contribution to futher work )
Wow thanks very much, just need to buy the goophone and then I'll be purchasing the ROM thanks for the help
Can I still buy the ROM even if I pay with GBP. I see that its in USD will it just get coverted to GBP.
Hi, yes PayPal will automatically convert from GBP to USD..
does gplay work with either of the ROMs?
Works like a charm in 2.0


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Naperville police are investigating 11 recent residential burglaries, mostly on the northwest and southeast sides of town. (Melissa Jenco, Chicago Tribune) |
Naperville has experienced a rash of burglaries in recent weeks, but police do not yet know if they are related.
There have been 11 residential burglaries reported in August, according to Sgt. Lou Cammiso. That figure is up from seven in July and nine in June, but is even more concerning because most occurred during a period of less than two weeks, he said.
While the burglaries have taken place largely on the northwest and southeast sides of town, the locations have not been consistent enough to pin down whether they are related.
"It's different areas of town so we don't know if we're looking at a couple different people or one person responsible for all of it," Cammiso said.
The burglaries also have occurred at different times of the day and night. In some cases doors have been unlocked while in others they have been pried open. But Cammiso said they seem to be occurring in clusters.
Overnight from Aug. 20 into Aug. 21, residences in the area of Lakewood Circle and Three Farms Avenue were entered while homeowners were sleeping. Burglars went after small electronics and cash, according to police. There were no confrontations with the homeowners, Cammiso said. On the same dates, residential burglaries also occurred in the area of Paddington Avenue and Paxton Drive.
A home on the 600 block of Alexandria Drive was burglarized between 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. Aug. 9. In that case, one of the items stolen was a safe that police said would have needed to be taken away in a vehicle. Personal property also was stolen from a home on the 200 block of Dilorenzo Drive between 10 a.m. and noon Aug. 5.
In addition, police received a report of a resident pulling into a driveway on the 2400 block of Waupaca Court about 9 p.m. Aug. 17 and finding two men wearing hooded sweatshirts peering into a window of the home. The subjects fled the area and it does not appear they had attempted to enter the home, police said.
Several day cares and construction sites also were burglarized in August, but Cammiso said those are less likely to be connected to the residential burglaries.
He said residents should be extra vigilant and call police if they see anything suspicious.
"Double check and make sure you lock up the home even if you leave the house during the day for a short period of time, and just double-check things like putting a stick or piece of wood in a sliding glass door so those can't be defeated," he said.
Crime Stoppers is offering rewards of up to $1,000 for information leading to arrests in each of the cases. Anyone with information is asked to call 630-420-6006 and may remain anonymous.
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Week of January 23, 2006
Stunning - Hamas is declared the winner of Palestinian parliamentary elections.
Ford says it will close 14 factories and eliminate as many as 30,000 in North
America in the next six months.
Street fights erupt in the Gaza Strip in the wake of the militant Islamist group
Hamas' victory in Palestinian parliamentary elections.
Seventeen days after a U.S. airstrike in eastern Pakistan missed Al Qaeda's
second in command, a feisty and angry Ayman Zawahiri shows up in a videotape
with a fresh taunt for President Bush. "Bush, do you know where I am? I am
among the Muslim masses, enjoying god's blessing of their support, care,
generosity and protection."
The United States is expanding a top-secret effort to kill suspected terrorists with
drone-fired missiles.
Iraq- it's reported that insurgents are battling each other as foreign extremist
volunteers battle Iraqi militants and the U.S. wants to exploit the divide.
President Bush says Bill Clinton has become so close to his father that the
democratic former president is like a family member.
Lying author - Oprah
Winfrey apologizes to her
audience for her defense of
embattled author
and then grilled him
and the publisher of his
bestselling memoir, "A
Million Little Pieces" on her
show. She admitted that
she "made a mistake" in
backing Frey, whose
account of his drug
addiction and rehabilitation
has been questioned by critics. Frey, on the show, was pressed by Winfrey about
inconsistencies in his memoir. When Frey admitted that he changed details of a
suicide in he book, the audience gasped. When he couldn't give a straight
answer about whether he had a root canal without Novocain - audience
members booed.
Week of January 23, 2006
On Long Island - A golden retriever playfully nipped at little Kaitlyn Hassard's
scarf and wanted to play. The dog grabbed hold of her scarf and dragged her,
strangling and killing her.
Technology -
Producer Mark Burnett and AOL announce a treasure-hunt game show called
"gold Rush," the show would award $1.6 million in gold to Web surfers who can
decipher the given clues and find the booty stashed in 13 locations across the
country. Yahoo is kind of doing the same thing with "Treasure Hunt" and an
association with Steven Spielberg.
More than two months after its debut, Microsoft's XBox 360 is hard to find, so
much so - customers are irritated. Meanwhile, Sony is set to launch its
PlayStation 3 later this year.
The U.S. Supreme Court refuses to take a case over BlackBerry e-mail pagers.
The case gets sent back to a U.S. district Court where a jury found that the
company had infringed patents held by NTP Inc. (back in 2002)/
Sports -
Mike Piazza
agrees to a $2 million one-year
contract with the San Diego Padres. Piazza holds
the major league record for most home runs by a
catcher (374). He became a free agent after last
season in 113 games for the New York Mets.
Music - Look out for the Britain's hot Arctic Monkeys
- and their debut CD arrives in the U.S. next month.
Philadelphia - Rapper Cassidy is convicted of
involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault in
what prosecutors call the planned ambush of a man who had argued with the
musician's friends.
On Saturday Night Live - Dane Cook with musical guest James Blunt.
Entertainment news - Survivor winner Richard Hatch - is found guilty of failing to
pay taxes on his $1 million winnings.
Walt Disney Co. says it is buying Pixar Animation studios.
Week of January 23, 2006
Top TV -
American Idol on Tuesday - 35.53
NBC Championship - 35.23
American idol on Wednesday - 31.65
CSI on Thursday - 27.13
Desperate Housewives - 25.33
NBC Championship Post Game - 24.64
Without a Trace - 23.12
Grey's Anatomy - 21.04
Lost - 19.13
Dancing with the stars - 18.98
Golden Globe Award - 18.76
Skating with Celebrities - 18.74
NCIS on Tuesday - 17.74
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition - 16.11
Law & Order: SVU - 16.10
24- 15.70
CSI: Miami - 14.54
Television news -
CBS and Warner Brothers announce that they are
shutting down their struggling UPN and WB networks and
replacing them with the new "CW" Network. The new network will be launched in
September and will include a slice of the network's top shows including the
Gilmore Girls.
At the movies -
Big Momma's House 2
Nanny McPhee
Underworld: Evolution
Brokeback Mountain
Glory road
Last Holiday
The Chronicles of Narnia
The Matador