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February 12, 2013 Rumor RoundupTuesday, February 12About a week ago, ESPN's Buster Olney reported that the Indians could enter the Michael Bourn derby "if his price tag dropped A LOT." Well, his price tag, once rumored to be $75 million over five years, dropped to $48 million over four years, and that was enough for general manager Chris Antonetti to pull the trigger. R.J. Anderson tackled the implications of the move for Bourn and the Indians in his Transaction Analysis; today's Roundup begins with a look at the next item on Antonetti's docket. Indians could move Drew Stubbs after adding Bourn Heyman was told on Monday night that Stubbs is the most likely castoff, assuming that the Tribe opts to cut down its list of position players instead of rearranging them. Antonetti and first-year manager Terry Francona could also resolve the glut by making Swisher their regular first baseman and using Mark Reynolds as their primary designated hitter. That option would give Cleveland one of the league's best defensive outfields, but it comes with two drawbacks. The primary concern is the Indians' starting rotation, which should improve with the infusion of Bauer and Brett Myers, but remains a glaring question mark. Justin Masterson can't go toe-to-toe with any of the American League Central's other number-one starters, so rotation depth is of paramount importance. And unless Ubaldo Jimenez rediscovers his 2009-2010 form, Cleveland simply does not have much of it. If Stubbs could fetch a dependable mid-rotation arm, then the hypothetical deal—in tandem with the Bourn signing—would improve the Tribe's long-shot 2013 hopes and help to buy time for Antonetti to find a frontline starter. The second, more technical, case for exporting Stubbs is rooted in the lineup flexibility that Francona would enjoy. Carlos Santana, one of the Indians' best hitters, made more than one-sixth of his starts at first base last season, the position that would be occupied by Swisher—another key offensive cog—in the event that Stubbs retains a regular outfield role. In order to give Santana a break from catching and still keep his bat in the lineup, Francona would need to bench Swisher, Reynolds, or Stubbs, and he might be forced to reach that decision based on the opposing pitcher, since Stubbs has a significant platoon split. That level of shuffling does not jibe with the lineup-construction tendencies that Francona showed during most of his tenure with the Red Sox, when his emphasis on stability bolstered his reputation as a player-friendly skipper. Francona told WEEI's Alex Speier back in 2010, "if we were making changes, something isn't going right," and he would need to make changes routinely if Stubbs were to stay around. Cleveland Plain-Dealer beat writer Paul Hoynes tweeted later on Monday night that the Indians seem inclined to keep both Stubbs and Brantley, but, as always, Antonetti's mind could change with a single phone call. If Stubbs is placed on the block, then Heyman believes that the Mets—who reportedly matched Cleveland's offer for Bourn, but were wary of surrendering their first-round pick—could view him as a fallback plan. The 28-year-old's .290 career TAv versus left-handed pitching makes him an intriguing complement to the left-handed-hitting Kirk Nieuwenhuis. General manager Sandy Alderson brought in Collin Cowgill in a swap with the Athletics on December 18, but Stubbs offers more upside and has three years of team control remaining before he can test free agency.
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The Lakers selected Ryan Kelly of Duke with their first pick, No. 48 overall (second round), in the 2013 NBA draft.
On Thursday night, the Lakers selected stretch-forward Ryan Kelly with the 48th pick in the 2013 NBA draft.
While Kelly is recovering from a second foot surgery, General Manager Mitch Kupchak said he was cleared last week to return to basketball activities. The Lakers may not bring him to Las Vegas for summer league but expect him to have a good summer of training in preparation for the season.
As a second-round pick, Kelly still has to make the Lakers' roster, but given the team's need for younger, inexpensive talent -- the 22-year old Duke Blue Devil has a real shot to make the squad in October.
As an example of Kelly's shooting ability, in March he scored 36 points against the Miami Hurricanes on 10-of-14 shooting to lift Duke get a 79-76 victory.
In four NCAA tournament games Kelly averaged just 6.3 points on 30.3% shooting. Duke was ousted in the Elite Eight by Louisville.
On the Lakers, whether it's with Dwight Howard and/or Pau Gasol -- not to mention Kobe Bryant -- Kelly could see a lot of open looks, given the chance.
Doc Rivers 'can't wait' to renew Clippers-Lakers rivalry
Lakers add Mark Madsen as player-development coach
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Hello, I have an Old Parr bottle, a "Grand Old Parr De luxe Scotch Whisky". It doesn't have a blending age and it only says "real antique and rare old". I'd like to know the blending time and also if it is a type of special edition or something because I haven't seen any of them in stores... it belonged to my grandfather. I'd also like to now if it tastes as the 12-year-old Old Parr. Here are the pictures:
Old Parr Bottled in Scotland
was interred at
Westminster Abbey A.D. 1635
Thomas Parr. Aged 152 Years
Grand Old Parr
Real Antique and Rare Old
De Luxe
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Macdonald Greenlees LTD
Distillers Edinburgh Scotland
75cl Gay Lussac 43°
Distiled and bottled in Scotland under British Government supervision
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If you know something else about this bottle, I'd be glad to read it.
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Your bottle of Old Parr has been dated from the late 1980s. "The story of Old Parr begins in the latter half of the 1800s when James and Samuel Greenlees acquired a knowledge of the Scotch Whisky trade from their father, who was a well known whisky distiller in Campbeltown. In 1871, whilst still in their early twenties, both brothers moved to London to establish Greenlees Brothers, a firm of whisky merchants trading in Scotch and Irish whiskies. At the time the art of whisky blending was in its infancy, but the Greenlees brothers pioneered experiments and created the Old Parr blend. They named their product after Thomas Parr, reputedly Englands longest-lived man, who was renowned during his life-time for his wisdom and maturity. Thanks to the efforts of the Greenlees Brothers, his name is still remembered today and the famous portrait of Thomas Parr, painted by Rubens, appears on every bottle of Old Parr as a reminder of the heritage that has been proudly passed down through each successive generation to the present day."
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It's been a long morning already for hundreds of Oswego and Cayuga County fire volunteers, fighting a housefire in Granby.
The alarm came in at 3:30am, for the house at 354 Stoney Robby Road. The home was reported fully involved in flames by first units on the scene. Oswego County 911 tells us everyone is out safely, but the Red Cross is now assisting a woman resident. Fire companies at the scene include Granby, Hannibal, Volney, Cody, Oswego Town, Minetto, Ira and Fair Haven. The Oswego Sheriff's Department is also at the scene.


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Time: 2 p.m.
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The Master Builders Association of Snohomish and King Counties is pleased to present a variety of free consumer classes to assist with your home projects. Click here to look for classes by subject or click here for a printable listing of upcoming classes. Be sure to invite a friend!
Attendees will discover how to create greater harmony in their homes and lives using Feng Shui, the Chinese art of placement and design for positive living. Did you know that where you place your furniture in a room influences whether you are supported in life or not? In this informative and inspiring class, attendees will gain insights into this remarkable design system. They will learn the four rules of furniture placement, key Feng Shui design principles for the interior and exterior of their homes, de-cluttering tips and décor elements to inspire their surroundings and personal goals. Attendees should each bring a simple floor plan of their home for use in class.
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Florida Condo And Homeowner Associations Filing Chapter 11 As A Last Resort
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Last year, we began to see that condo associations in Florida were facing trouble. With many condo owners not paying their fees or facing foreclosure it was inevitable that the condo and homeowner associations would only be able to go on so long. The Miami Herald is reporting that with those fees remaining unpaid some South Florida condo associations are seeing bankruptcy as a way out. So far at least seven Florida condo associations have filed for bankruptcy and there could be many more to follow.
The lure for the associations is that if they are in bankruptcy the utilities they owe money to can't turn off basic services like water and power. The downside may be that it is both costly and only a stopgap measure. The condo associations still need to figure out how they are going to get their bills paid in the long run. If owners continue not to pay their dues the associations are basically hamstrung because, unlike businesses in bankruptcy, condo associations don't have assets to sell off. Potential buyers may also be concerned about investing under the shadow of a Chapter 11 filing. The bottom line is that associations basically are doing whatever they can to limp along until the real estate market picks up and happy homeowners are paying their bills once more. The only question is how long they can hold on.


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Ziryab, the Musician, Astronomer, Fashion Designer and Gastronome
Abul-Hasan Alí Ibn Nafí, known as Ziryab, was born in Iraq in 789.
He was nicknamed Ziryab because of his melodious voice and his dark complexion, features which people compared with mir it, a singing bird of black plumage.
He was a gifted pupil of Ishaq al-Mawsili, a renowned musician in Baghdad and a favourite of the Abbassid Caliph Harun Al-Rashid.
Ziryab's talent and excellence in music slowly overtook the position of his teacher, which brought him close to the Caliph and his court. Al-Hakem, the Umayyad Caliph and father of Abd-Al-Rahman II invited him to Andalusia.
Zaryab settled in the court of Cordoba in 822, which was then under the Caliph Abd-Al-Rahman II. His arrival coincided with a new impetus, which was given, by Abd-Al-Rahman II, to cultural life leading Andalusia to one of its major flowering periods. There, Ziryab found prosperity, recognition of his art and fame without precedents. He became the court entertainer with a monthly salary of 200 golden Dinars in addition to many privileges. This promotion gave him a great opportunity to let his talent and creation brake free from any boundaries. He did not only revolutionise music but also made significant improvements to medieval lifestyle and fashion.
In music, he was the first to introduce the lute (Al-U'd) to Spain and Europe in general. He is credited, with Al-Kindi, for the addition of the fifth bass string to it and substituted the wooden plectrum with the eagle's pen. In Spain, as well as North Africa, he substituted the singing system of Medina with that of Iraq (Reference: Plaencia, G. (1928), ' History of Literature Arabic-Spanish', Barcelona, page 41).
He established the first conservatory in the world, which included the teaching of harmony and composition and was to develop even further in the following centuries. Regarding musical theory, he rearranged it completely, setting free the metrical and rhythmical parameters and creating new ways of expression (mwashah, zajal, and nawbah suites). Many, like Julian Ribera, even maintain that counterpoint and polyphony were first developed in the Cordoba conservatory around 1000 AD. Ziryab is credited with compiling a repertoire with 24 Nawbaat (vocal and instrumental suites). Each Nuba was a composite of vocal and instrumental pieces organised in nine movements and each movement had its own rhythm. He knew more than one thousand songs, of which some, according to Al-Maqqari, belong to Ptolemy.
He transformed social customs as seen in the dress and the hair styling, in the kitchen and the way people eat, socialise and relax, and in the furniture and tools he invented to follow this living transformation. He replaced the gold glasses by others made of glass and crystal. (Soon initiated their manufacture in Andalusia., see Lévi-Provençal, Évariste (1950), 'Histoire de l'Espagne musulmane; Le califat umaiyade de Cordoue', Nouvelle édition, rev. et augm. G. P. Maisonneuve - (Histoire du Monde de l'Islam), Paris).
He spread the use of the tablecloth and the wearing of white dress in the summer. He also introduced new culinary recipes, new tableware, new sartorial fashions and even the games of chess and polo. Reference: (Ree Hans, (1999), 'The Human Comedy of Chess', Russell Enterprises, English Algebraic Notation).
Ziryab's achievements gained him respect of the following generations, even till the present day. In the Muslim world, there is not a single country that does not have a street, a hotel, a club or a café named after him. In the West, scholars and musicians still pay him tribute today. An example of them is Henry Terrace (see above) the following:
"After the arrival of this oriental (Ziryab), a wind of pleasure and luxurious life blew through Cordoba. An atmosphere filled with poetry and exquisite delight surrounded Ziryab; he composed his songs at night in the company of two servants who played the lute. He gave his art an unprecedented value, nearly magic, especially as he explains the symbolic significance of the strings of the lute. He maintained that the first four represented the bile (bitterness of temper), the coolness, blood and the black moods, while the fifth he considered as the soul. He was also scholar renown for his knowledge in astronomy and geography.
Ziryab became connected to themes of elegance; with his refined and luxurious tastes he defined the court of the Caliphs. He brought from the Orient, the toilet accessories (perfumes, cosmetics, toothpaste) and new modes, which left great impact. Most Cordobans imitated his hairstyle. This great artist was also a gastronome introducing a number of exotic unknown recipes.
Ziryab launched a number of modes and fashions, which lasted for centuries. He brought to Spain crystal glasses and leather furniture. He introduced winter and summer dresses, setting exactly the dates when each fashion is worn. He also added dresses of half season for between seasons. Through him, the luxurious dress of the Orient was introduced in Spain. Under his influence a fashion manufacturing was set up producing coloured striped fabric and coats of transparent fabric, which is still found in Morocco today.
Without a doubt, a lone man could not achieve this transformation. It is rather the development, which shook the Muslim world in general although the historic legend attributes all these changes to the figure of Ziryab and his promoter, Abd-Al-Rahman II." (Translated from French) Terrace, H. (1958) 'Islam d'Espagne' une rencontre de l'Orient et de l'Occident", Librairie Plon, Paris, pp.52-53.
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> ** See the doc for `query-replace-regexp' and node `Regexp Replace' of the Emacs manual for more information.
> ** (Note that `##\?##' is supported, but it is not very useful in this context, because it prompts you to edit the result each time you hit `C-M-RET'. Instead, use `C-u C-M-RET' whenever you want to change (edit) the replacement pattern.)
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for case-insensitive; 'Isearch'
for case-sensitive.'face'
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carries out the action on subsequent hits.'isearchp-on-demand-action-function'
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or 'C-u 200'
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for 'a'
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) anytime during Isearch to toggle whether replacement text is used literally or interpreted per the special regexp-replacement constructs.\&
' and so on is to use `C-M-`
is a function that is invoked automatically, after you visit each search hit. The function is called with no arguments. It cannot use the minibuffer, but it can modify buffer contents. The variable is reset to 'nil'
when you quit Isearch. As an example of use, command 'isearchp-replace-on-demand'
with a negative prefix arg sets this to 'isearchp-replace-match'
, which causes automatic replacement each time you visit a search hit.'isearchp-nomodify-action-hook'
(Emacs 22+ only) is also run after each search visit. Its functions also must accept the same arguments as 'isearchp-act-on-demand'
. The functions can use the minibuffer, but they must not update the buffer text (in a way noticeable by Isearch), or else that will likely lead to a call-stack overflow. This is because they are called with Isearch suspended during 'isearch-update'
(which can itself be invoked by the action…).'isearchp-regexp-quote-yank-flag'
) and command ('isearchp-toggle-regexp-quote-yank'
, bound to `C-`
') to toggle quoting (escaping) of regexp special characters. With escaping turned off, you can yank text such as ^\*.*
without it being transformed to \^\\\*\.\*
) yanks the last successful search string (regexp or plain) from when you last hit 'C-g'
in Isearch. Sometimes you search for something but abandon the search — you just want to check the locations of something, without staying at any of them. Afterward, if you want to find them again, use 'M-g'
. This yanks that search string, so you can append it to whatever you are already searching for.'C-M-y'
) yanks the secondary selection onto the search string, if you also use library second-sel.el (see secondary selection enhancements).'C-c'
) yanks successive characters onto the search string.C-_
' ('isearchp-yank-symbol-or-char'
) yanks successive symbols (or words or subwords or chars) onto the search string.C-(
' ('isearchp-yank-sexp-symbol-or-char'
) yanks successive sexps (or symbols or words or subwords or chars) onto the search string.'M-w'
) copies the current search string to the kill ring. You can then, for example, use 'C-s M-y'
to search for the same thing in another Emacs session. (I use this all the time, but you might not use multiple Emacs sessions.) Note that if you did not have this feature then you would need to select the search-string text (in the text buffer or in the 'M-e'
Isearch edit buffer) and copy it to the kill ring. (Note: 'M-w'
used to toggle word search, but 'isearch-toggle-word'
is now 'M-s w'
(in addition to any other Isearch bindings):C-y C-_ isearchp-yank-symbol-or-char C-y C-( isearchp-yank-sexp-symbol-or-char C-y C-2 isearch-yank-secondary C-y C-c isearchp-yank-char C-y C-e isearchp-yank-line C-y C-w isearchp-yank-word-or-char C-y C-y isearch-yank-kill C-y M-y isearch-yank-pop
, 'isearch-yank-kill'
, and 'isearch-yank-pop'
) by just repeating the last key. For example: 'C-y C-e C-e C-e'
adds the text up to the end of three lines.'C-x 8 RET'
) reads the name of a Unicode character with completion and appends it to the search string. Same thing when editing the search string (i.e., after 'M-e'
). This is part of GnuEmacs starting with Emacs 24.4.'C-x o'
) opens a recursive editing session, where you can do anything you like (including search for something different). Using 'C-M-c'
closes the recursive editing session and resumes the search (from the current position when you hit 'C-M-c'
, or removed/replaced automatically if you use 'M-k'
(see next). I added this feature to GnuEmacs 23.1.'C-g'
after successfully finding matches restores not only the original position but also its relative position in the window. IOW, you get back to what you saw before searching. Fixes GnuEmacs bug #12253 for Isearch.'M-k'
) cycles automatic removal or replacement of the input portion that does not match. The behavior is controlled by the value of option 'isearchp-drop-mismatch'
– Your current input replaces the last mismatched text. You can always see your last input, even if it is a mismatch. And it is available for editing using 'M-e'
– Your current input is appended, even if the previous input has a mismatched portion.'nil'
option 'isearchp-toggle-option-flag'
, which you can toggle using 'M-s v'
), determines whether commands that toggle behavior also toggle an associated user option. For such commands, a prefix argument flips the behavior, as if 'isearchp-toggle-option-flag'
were toggled temporarily. Currently this feature applies to toggles 'M-c'
(case-sensitivity) and 'M-s i'
(matching hidden text).'M-c'
) toggles case sensitivity. If option 'isearchp-toggle-option-flag'
is non-'nil'
then it toggles option 'isearchp-case-fold'
to change the sensitivity from now on. Otherwise, the option value is not changed, so the effect is for the current search only.'M-s i'
) toggles invisible-text sensitivity. If option 'isearchp-toggle-option-flag'
is non-'nil'
then it toggles option 'search-invisible'
to change the sensitivity from now on. Otherwise, the option value is not changed, so the effect is for the current search only.C-+
' ('isearchp-toggle-invisible'
) toggles the value of option 'search-invisible'
. The effect is like that of 'M-s i'
with no prefix argument and with non-'nil'
, 'prior'
repeat the last Isearch forward and backward (easier than using the chords 'C-s'
, 'C-r'
– go to the longest line. Repeat to go to the longest line following that one in the buffer. As usual, 'C-g'
puts you back where you started. This binding is made only if you also use library misc-cmds.el. See Find Long Lines.'C-h'
provides help on Isearch while searching. Library isearch+.el also redefines 'isearch-mode-help'
so that it lists all Isearch bindings and ends Isearch properly.'M-e'
) automatically puts the cursor at the first mismatch position in the search string, for easy editing. Whereas 'C-g'
(see also 'M-k'
) removes all of the mismatch, this feature lets you change or insert a character or two, without losing the rest of the search string.'isearchp-initiate-edit-commands'
, that specifies commands whose keys will not exit Isearch but will instead initiate editing of the search string. For example, if 'backward-char'
is included in the list then 'C-b'
and 'left'
will just move the cursor backward over the search string so you can change, delete, or insert chars in the middle somewhere. This makes the search string more minibuffer-like.'C-s'
etc. to search for it. This is controlled by user option 'isearchp-mouse-2-flag'
.See Also:
. In particular, the ability to select (put the region around) the last replacement.In Emacs 24.2.1, and maybe other versions, if you use IsearchPlus with Ido Ubiquitous (see: InteractivelyDoThings) enabled, you find that you can't search for unicode charaters and if you try an error is generated. In Emacs 24.2.1 the solution is to disable Ido's advice around 'completing-read'
when 'isearchp-read-unicode-char'
is called. This can be done by putting:
(ido-ubiquitous-disable-in isearchp-read-unicode-char)
in your .emacs file. When I first did this, I evaluated the form interactively and it didn't seem to fix the problem - I don't know why - but it worked next time I started up Emacs. — Bernard Hurley
Good to know, for Ido users. If you investigate a bit more and figure out why it sometimes does not work, would this be something that should be done automatically in Isearch+? Or do you think some users would not want it done (in which case perhaps it should be an option or an Isearch toggle)? Would you like to try patching isearch+.el
to DTRT? Seems like we should be able to take care of this kind of thing automatically, so users do not need to do anything. – DrewAdams
Ido seems to work by advising 'completing-read'
and advising various functions that call it. Ido code doesn't look very clear to me, but I think that's what it does. It also turns off this advice for functions that the Ido developers know about but haven't got round to advising. This is obviously going to cause problems if you write a function that calls 'completing-read'
, as yours does, and are returned an unexpected value. I can't imagine any users not wanting this fixed automatically. My own thoughts are that since Ido makes this quite radical change to a core Emacs function, it's better if it's done automatically in that package. I have emailed the developers to gently suggest this. However I will look farther into it in case they don't want to do so. – Bernard Hurley
Thanks for the update. FYI, I renamed 'isearchp-read-unicode-char'
to 'isearchp-insert-char-by-name'
in keeping with an updated definition and an expectation that Emacs 24.4 might include this (as 'isearch-insert-char-by-name'
I still have the same question as above:
Please let me know, when you can. It would be good to take care of this problem automatically, if that is appropriate. Thx – DrewAdams
Since searching for unicode characters in isearch+ is virtually impossible without the fix, I think it should be done automatically. Ido users might be a bit surprised not to get an Ido search at this point but Ido isn't guaranteed to work everywhere, so I can't see why anyone shouldn't want the fix. – Bernard Hurley
OK, thanks. Can you provide a patch? Note that the same feature might well be added to Emacs — see this thread: http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2012-12/msg00234.html. So you might want to bring JuriLinkov into the loop about fixing this wrt Ido. He might also have a suggestion. Please cc me if you do so by email. Thx – DrewAdams


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Welcome back everybody -- authorities Australia are still searching for the remains of a surfer killed by -- great white shark.
That attack taking place at wedge island just north of Perth.
A witness riding high jet -- claims a shark popped out of the water and attacked the -- authorities are trying to capture that shark.
This is -- fifth attack of its kind this year in Australia.
And shark -- here in the US are also on the rise is the growing seal population and blame it.
Can people do to steer clear of the -- joining us now to tell us more about how is Jeff Kerr was a producer and filmmaker.
-- they hit Discovery Channel series shark week welcome it's great to have you here.
-- -- -- I know you've been.
Doing documentaries for some time -- discovery.
Artists architects -- on the rise or are they just I was seeing -- having more sightings at this time.
Well I think -- really have to keep in perspective because these third and millions of people -- go to the beach in recruiting in the ocean.
Every day and the fact that that people have an occasional shark encounter any -- -- -- It's still very very rare I don't think there's really increase -- -- Well you know we've seen the video over the last several weeks.
The shark sightings.
In Cape Cod and also is some on the California coast.
Are seals to blame for this because I as I understand that these -- are after seals and that.
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In -- -- in these waters now more frequently.
Well you -- you don't hear about sharks being decimated by over fishing and in most cases this is true but along our coastlines let states sharks are protected.
For the most part and so I think.
The shark populations are really doubt -- there's actually -- Sharks off our coast now -- -- -- -- especially -- -- You got a great white sharks center back after years of being daughter and scientists working at CSU to seal population increase and so that if the -- there and other predators it's -- also coming in Iraq.
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It just goes to show you they're not actually attacking people are not targeting people -- just happy -- year -- -- natural environment.
This and -- people have to be in a way of their food.
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I said -- US and the people have going to be in a way of the sharks who are attempting to get their food so that's why some of these attacks are happening.
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Baked Ziti with Sausage
I mentioned that I had a friend in town this past week and fortunately, she loves trying new recipes as much as me. We were in the grocery store picking up a few items and decided, on a whim, to also get the ingredients for this baked ziti with sausage. I was looking forward to trying it as I've never made baked ziti with meat before. Besides, you can never go wrong with baked pasta.....yum.
We omitted the onion from the recipe so Shane would eat it but were I to add onion, I think I'd cook it with the sausage to avoid that raw onion flavor. Otherwise, we followed the recipe as written. It's easy to put together and smelled delicious when it came out of the oven. Everyone liked it (though Shane was quick to point out he still liked this lasagna more) and we've really enjoyed the reheated leftovers the past few days. I will definitely make this again but I think I'll use turkey sausage and maybe try a different cheese mixture just to change things up.
Baked Ziti with Sausage
from AllRecipes.com
1 (16 ounce) package dry ziti pasta
1 pound mild Italian sausage (remove meat from casings if buying links)
1 (15 ounce) container ricotta cheese
1 egg
1 large yellow onion, minced
2 teaspoons minced garlic
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
1 1/2 (26 ounce) jars spaghetti sauce, divided
1 (8 ounce) package shredded Italian cheese blend
1 teaspoon dried basil (optional)
Preheat oven to 350 F. Grease a 9x13 inch baking dish.
Fill a large pot with lightly salted water and bring to a rolling boil over high heat. Once the water is boiling, stir in the ziti, and return to a boil. Cook the pasta uncovered, stirring occasionally, until the pasta has cooked through, but is still firm to the bite, about 8 minutes. Drain well in a colander set in the sink.
While pasta is cooking, heat a large skillet over medium heat. Add the sausage, and cook and stir until brown, about 10 minutes. Drain sausage and set aside.
Stir together the ricotta, egg, onion, garlic, and oregano in a large bowl until well combined. Stir in the drained pasta, the drained sausage, salt, pepper, and 1/2 jar of the spaghetti sauce; mix well.
In the prepared baking dish, cover the bottom with 1/3 jar of spaghetti sauce. Layer 1/2 of the pasta mixture, 1/3 jar of spaghetti sauce, and 1/2 of the shredded cheese. Then layer the remaining 1/2 of the pasta, 1/3 of the sauce, and 1/2 of the cheese. Sprinkle with basil. Cover the dish tightly with aluminum foil.
Bake in the preheated oven until heated through, about 20 minutes. Uncover; return to the oven and bake until cheese is melted, 5 to 10 more minutes.
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Marlow Weir
Mill Road, Marlow
Marlow's weir was originally in place to hold back water for local mills in the area, and was said to be dangerous due to the sharp bend under the bridge. The existing weir was built in the same place.
How to get here:
Road: A404 - Follow the A404 until you reach the turnoff for Marlow; take the roundabout exit west into Marlow on the A4155. Continue into town, and when you reach the High Street, turn left into it and follow it to the bridge. Cross over, and turn left into The Compleat Angler hotel/restaurant. The weir can be viewed from the riverbank behind the hotel. Parking: car park. +
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Liz is chased across a weir, before being captured just before she falls in.
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The weir is not publicly accessible (far side of the river from the hotel), so this is the only angle you can achieve for this location.
Other nearby locations:
Gossmore Lane (The Ambassadors of Death). Road (0.85 miles, 3m) : Turn right out of the hotel/restaurant and cross the bridge. Continue along the High Street until you reach Station Road; turn right into this and then right again into Mill Road. Follow this along and it bears left into Gossmore Lane; continue along here until you eventually reach the playing fields. Parking: playing fields car park.
Tithe Barn (The Visitation). Road (3.4 miles, 8m) : Head south along Marlow Road until the roundabout junction with the A404, then head south along this towards Maidenhead; at the next roundabout head north on the A4130 Henley Road until you reach Hurley High Street on the right. Tithe Barn is at the end of the High Street. Parking: unknown. Free car park next to the house
Additional locations as the crow flies:
Little Marlow Sewage Treatment Works (The Ambassadors of Death): 1.72 miles.
Wycombe Air Park (The Ambassadors of Death, The Deadly Assassin): 3.24 miles.
Dropmore House (Day of the Daleks): 4.66 miles.
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Ok, I have been trying for the past few days to again, get HD converting to work. I used this guide, and was able to convert one file, just one, it took 8+ hours to convert, (vista ultimate x32, 2gb ram, 2.13 core 2 duo) using WMEncoder. While following the same exact steps for any other file it fails. One crashes WMEncoder at 1%, and two others get to 30%, and 52% finished before prematureally ending the encoding process.
I know that guide is kinda old, and it said that it would be easier with 184.108.40.206, which came out awhile ago, so i'm sure there's an update to the process somewhere.
Currently I'm using DVRMSToolbox version 184.108.40.206, so if there's any way to currently get it to work would be great.
Even if you can walk me through creating a profile in it that will work. So far by using the guide mentioned before, and some common sense on my part, I've been able to make a few profiles that can cut out the commercials, send it through the graph program, and export it as an avi, & an mpg (i get two files, plus the dvrms temp).
I would really, really love to be able to finally get HD converting to work.
~lord xeon
well, my complete goal is this:
1. remove the commercials, from dvrms file,
2. convert dvrms file to something else (avi (any divx encoding will work), wmv, mpg)
3. finish
i just want to know the easiest way to get the original HD recordings to be compressed to something that is smaller then the 6.2gb files that windows records them as.
hope that helps
Try the attached Profiles. You need to determine if the FPS is 30 or 60. Also, add these to your mencoder.conf file:
[WMV-Archive-30fps]profile-desc="WMV Archive Quality - 30fps"lavdopts=threads=2vf=pp=md,scale=640:-10,harddupovc=lavc=yesoac=lavc=yeslavcopts=vcodec=wmv2:vqscale=8:acodec=wmav2:abitrate=128of=lavf=yesofps=30#DtbExtension=wmv#dtbhres="-vf pp=md,scale={0}:-10,harddup"
[WMV-Archive]profile-desc="WMV Archive Quality"lavdopts=threads=2vf=pp=md,scale=640:-10,harddupovc=lavc=yesoac=lavc=yeslavcopts=vcodec=wmv2:vqscale=8:acodec=wmav2:abitrate=128of=lavf=yes#DtbExtension=wmv#dtbhres="-vf pp=md,scale={0}:-10,harddup"
One last thing - for some reason I had trouble with SA, so I had RunExternal calls instead of using the in-built SA support. It was likely just my system, so you could replace that with the normal "find commercials" Action.
Ok, i downloaded and added the attached profiles, and edited my Mencoder.conf file with the stuff you posted, and let it run, it failed, and this is the output i get:
Full processing mencoder archive WMV.log
the frames per second of the original dvrms is 60.
any ideas as to what went wrong?
lord xeon:Ok, i downloaded and added the attached profiles, and edited my Mencoder.conf file with the stuff you posted, and let it run, it failed, and this is the output i get:Full processing mencoder archive WMV.logthe frames per second of the original dvrms is 60.any ideas as to what went wrong?
Is there any chance you can get me a sample of your DVR-MS file? Mencoder couldn't detect the fps correctly (notice in your log it gave the warning and said the fps was 42.46. This is very wrong. Since you know what the fps is, you could try the conversion again and set the fps (use the switch -fps 60). However, if you have a way to get me the dvr-ms file I'll work on Mencoder and see if I can get it to detect the fps correctly (can you offer the file via Bittorrent?).
I did that, and i still get the same error in the log, and it doesn't look much longer, but here it is anyway:
Full processing log2
I should be able to get you the file, but it will take a day or two. Right now I'm at school, (Bittorrent is blocked, and gets your internet turned off here), but I can transfer it to my computer at home, and set up a torrent there. But it will take some time to upload it to myself.
send me an email lord.xeon [at] deadlycomputer.com and I'll try and work all of it out with you.
The second time i ran it, i did notice that it couldn't find the framerate, and thought that that may be the cause. I'll try adding the -fps60 to the Mencoder.conf file and try it again.
i may have spoke too soon, even though in the log it says
Action did not complete successfully
In the folder where i said to output the file, i have a 1.27gb wmv file with the same name, and length, the only thing missing is the meta data
i'm confused now?
Cid it really take 2 hours to complete (that's what the log says)? If so, it sounds like it's doing something. I'm also guessing that it's not removing commercials. Make sure the EDL files are being created, and that the Mencoder Action is looking in the right place for the files.
Really, the key to all of this is the mencoder settings. I've been using this for awhile, and it seems to work fine. However, mencoder only supports WMV2 (not WM3), and it's a little hinky (the files playback fine, but I can't convert them in TMPGEnc Xpress).
Well, I've done a few more files, and now weird things have happened. DVT says that the process completed, and saves the log file, and it only gets to about 10% finished before DVT closes. Mencoder however is still running using about 50% of my processor, and converting the file. after about and hour or so maybe, (i have no way of telling for sure), it stops, and there is a 1.2gb wmv file, no metadata, but from what it looks like, it's a compressed version of the original, (which is what i want).
Here's the log (i changed the settings, added the -60fps to mencoder.conf, and changed the path to SA (still didnt cut out comms, and turnned quiet mode off)
@jelwood, i don' think i'll be able to set up a torrent, at least not anytime son, I can't access my computer right now. If you still want to try, send me an email, there are other ways to get files.
You should test each step manually to verify the problem is within DTb. So, I suggest:
onlydarksets:You should test each step manually to verify the problem is within DTb. So, I suggest:Manually run SA on the file to get the commercials EDL.Manually run mencoder using the EDL from above. If this chokes, try it without the EDL.Create a DTb profile to migrate metadata from the DVR-MS file to the WMV.It sounds like DTb is crapping out, but this will confirm it.
It sounds like DTb is crapping out, but this will confirm it.
Well, i ran SA on the file and got the EDL from it, i couldn't manually run mencoder because it complained that i didnt have the right codecs, no idea why it said that, i havent changed anything since last week. so instead i ran mencoder with DBT, mistake, that took over 18 hours to do but it did create a 485mb wmv file, the problem is the audio is not synced up at all. Also, even if it was synced up, 18 hours is not worth it.
Another Log file (5mb)
So, I am stuck again?
Ok, hd converting works! (yay!) it doesnt take too long about (2.5-3.5) hours depending on if i do anything else with my computer at the same time (dreamweaver, photoshop). Here is the profile i used in case others want it.
I also added this to my Mencoder.conf file:
[WMV-Good-60fps]profile-desc="WMV Good Quality - 60fps"lavdopts=threads=2vf=pp=md,scale=720:-10,harddupovc=lavc=yesoac=lavc=yeslavcopts=vcodec=wmv2:vqscale=4:acodec=wmav2:abitrate=128of=lavf=yes#DtbExtension=wmv#dtbhres="-vf pp=md,scale={0}:-10,harddup"
The only problem that I have is that DVT isn't copying the metadata, It's not a major problem, but it's nice to have it, anyone know how to fix that particular problem?
Also - you don't need to write commercial spans as XML. That's from before SA/Comskip could export as XML natively.


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DianeR wrote:I was curious what you have run across in terms of the health and longevity effects of different points in the officially healthy BMI range of 18.5 to 24.9. I think in another thread you said it was best to be at the bottom of this range. Is lower always better or is the optimum somewhere else?
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I've tried to research this myself in the past. But it seems what I could find didn't adjust for people who had low weight because of illness or insufficient available calories.
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Climb the stellar finger-small hands crack to the slightly bulging finish. Nice ledge just below the final 8 feet or so to rest on and get psyched out. You can see the big chalk mark from the ground. Throw in some good pro here and fire it up. There is a 2 bolt anchor/rap (3/8") located just right of the top of this climb. Rap back to base w/one rope (70').
Apart from the blank first 8-10 feet the pro is beautiful, a rack of nuts, and cams to gold Camalot size will have you sorted.
Outstanding route for everyone. If your new or timid to leading, this is a great TR (as I did it the first time). For those that have a handle on leading, it will require a bit of courage for the beginning section but the balance of the climb boasts excellent rest stances and bomber pro. Go for the Rubicon afterwards if you cruise it.
Ernest Sierras from eastern Switzerland.This was my 2nd try, successful redpoint. It is a beautiful straight forward route. I think more important than the climb itself is was there a good energy that given moment? I did try rubicon after I got spanked. The energy remaind the same it will be there next time.
Such a good line. The rock is some of the best in the park. I had a hard time milking a good rest out of the last stance, before the business. Maybe better to fire in pro and blast it? Definitely a climb I'd want to bring with me to a deserted island.
I have not done this one in quite some time. But I have to totally agree that it is one I would wish to have with me anywhere and anytime. And the rock? Yeah!!! That shit is on the money up there on Isles in the Sky. Most if not all of the routes there are a blast!!! Even the easiest...
AC wrote..."I had a hard time milking a good rest out of the last stance, before the business. Maybe better to fire in pro and blast it?" As Vogel states, "if in doubt, run it out!" Remember that mantra
Instant Classic in my book. Just spent a week in JTree and this route definitely topped the list. Can't wait to go back next year and do it again.
Great climb. Once past the bouldery start, the climb eats gear.
Great line and fun. Just before the top out a gold Camalot works like a dream. Unlike the description...a 60m rope works fine from the top anchors. Although, I recommend extending it over the lip due to wear. Fun and must do! ~Susan
This is a great line. Good lead for the rook tradster looking to break into the 5.10 level. I remember lots of good gear past the first 10 feet (which has a flat landing if you pop off). I do recall a lot of face holds to crimp and stand on. Some I remember to sound very hollow (especially nice hold before final bulge) and might not always be there. Worthy of many laps!
The start is kinda scary.
A classic John Long route. A beautiful line. Delicate moves up aways before getting in pro. Takes great gear after that. Fell at the top the first time I did it back in Oct 2006. Fun clean fall. Now I can get it without fallen. Enjoy this beautiful Gem.
Did this climb yesterday. It was hot - our last trip to Josh for the season. The bottom - You're about 12' off the deck before you can get any pro in. Be careful here - it's an ankle buster. one 10a move after the traverse in. The middle - nice climbing on good rock w/ excellent protection - mostly 1" or less. The top - right before the top gets steep there are about two 5.10a/b moves to a decent stance and good finger lock. Place pro here as high as possible then fire the top. The steep section is 5.9 at best and is a lot of fun.
Wow this climb was fun! I climbed up on good holds to the right of the main crack for a short ways to where I could place a good nut. Then downclimbed a few moves, and with the pro over my head the tricky move getting into the main crack wasn't bad. The middle portion is fun moderate climbing and has great stances for placing gear. The moves getting to the final stance before the bulge were a little tricky, but I was surprised to find that the crack at the bulge widens to perfect hands and there are jugs galore! Just as I was expecting the climb to get harder it got easier! In short, the pro is great and the climbing is awesome, go do this route!!!
Reardon soloing it, naked! Hahaha
Classic! One of my new favorite lines at Josh. On my first attempt I tried to plug a #3 BD at the top to protect the top out, not knowing it was all jugs. Got pumped in the process and took a nice, fun 15 footer on a .4 BD. Ignored the big cam at the top the second time and finished on the jugs no problem. So fun!
One of my favs! I followed but plan to lead it next time I'm back in J-tree
Everything a leader could ask for - this great line delivers. One of those routes you will want to revisit with a friend who hasn't experienced it yet.
Excellent climb! One of the best .10s I've been on in the park. Has really excellent movement and good position. The first 60 feet (minus the initial start) feels like 5.9 or 5.8+. You really don't get into the .10 section until the very top, so you have plenty of gear below you. And you finish with a "thank god" jug. Excellent! Great climb for those breaking into .10 in the park, I would say. Take a lot of thin gear, up to a #2 (I placed down low), maybe one #0 master cam. I placed several pieces in the 0.5 range. Grey alien at the top along with a 0.5 C4. I placed my orange master cam down lower too. Really pumpy placing the 0.5 at the top jug... Leave the #3 C4 - you won't place it. Nuts work well in a lot of places. The direct start (straight up) is a little headier with no pro below you, but goes well.
Last Monday (2/18) I was climbing at Isles in the Sky in Joshua Tree (Bird of Fire Area). A father and son team were climbing the route next to us (Dolphin) and they accidentally mistook my Katanas for theirs. If you have them please respond to this post.
5.10 A. crux at the start ,but there are a couple of options. Solid jams all the way up with good gear. Wonderful hand jams at the top! Some may want to rope up for the approach, and bring a long piece of webbing to rap out.


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