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BUDGET: £17m 'black hole' in council finances
5:06pm Thursday 17th October 2013 in News By Tom Edwards
A £17m 'black hole' will develop in the county council's budget unless MORE cuts are found by 2017, it has emerged.
Of the £98 million of savings needed over the next 3.5 years, only around £81m have been published so far.
A spreadsheet, which has been handed to politicians ahead of a crunch meeting next week, shows how a gap of £1.2m exists for 2014/15 to balance the books next year.
In 2015/6 that will rise to £7m, and in 2016/17 it will hit £9.5m, meaning £17.8m of savings still need to be identified.
Coun Hardman says he is still hoping eventual Government funding could prove better than first feared, but added officers are working up more ideas for cutting the budget.
"When we first started along this path three years ago we thought the savings we'd be looking to make would be 'front loaded'," he said.
"What we are actually looking at now is a pretty consistent level of cuts, and I hope it doesn't get any worse.
"I've said before that we are planning for the worst and hoping for the best, and in terms of our estimates I think what we're planning for should be pretty much spot on.
"We have to do things differently to what we've been doing in the past but I'm determined to come out of this stronger."
The gap will be debated during a meeting of the Overview and Scrutiny Performance Board (OSPB), which is meeting at County Hall at 10am on Thursday.
The panel, a key watchdog-style committee, will be expected to offer advice to the Tory leadership on what to do. It will be chaired by Councillor Richard Udall, from the Labour group.
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I will tell you why, all parties should unite and get the Tax revenue from the companies that are not paying - the likes of Google, Amazon, Starbucks, Vodafone, Boots, and many more.
It is disgusting that the government in charge of this country is letting the mega rich companies sidestep Tax.
I feel offended that you are saying we must cut services because we have no money, well go and get the money that is due to the country's citizens. Then see how much money we need to save!!
No you won't do that will you because you are towing the party line. Take a good look at yourself - people voted for you to do the best for them.
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After the mysterious death of seven-year-old Christopher Reano, Quincy (Jack Klugman) checks into reports that a foster group home called Green Springs is endangering its charges with brutal treatment and unsanitary conditions. Pediatrician Dr. Curtis (played by former Leave It to Beaver cotar Tony Dow) hopes that Quincy will help him close Green Springs down: trouble is, the youngsters will then be shipped off to a reformatory that is even worse. It is up to Quincy's psychologist wife Elaine (Anita Gillette) to come up with a radical--but compassionate--solution to the problem. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Martin Scorsese combined the splashy atmosphere of the old studio musical with an unromanticized marriage story in his valentine to Hollywood and the Big Band era. On V-J Day 1945, newly minted civilian saxophonist Jimmy Doyle (Robert De Niro) meets USO singer Francine Evans (Liza Minnelli) at a dance, but she rebuffs every advance that he makes. A day and a hotel lobby meeting later, Jimmy finally wins Francine over after she uses her pop instincts to save his too-jazzy audition at a nightclub. When she goes on tour with Frankie Harte (Georgie Auld) and his Orchestra, Jimmy tracks her down, taking a job with the orchestra to be with her. Together on stage, they make beautiful music; off stage they marry, but the struggle between two artists begins to take its toll. Unable to understand that Francine's needs and talents are just as important as his, and unwilling to compromise his music for security, Jimmy abandons Francine after their baby is born. Separately, the two succeed even more, as Francine becomes a music and movie star, while Jimmy has a top hit and opens a jazz club. When they are reunited several years later, the pair must decide if their relationship is worth another try. ~ Lucia Bozzola, Rovi
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A Workshop on Open Scientific Publishing and Communication on Law and ICT was held 10 October 2012 in Ithaca, New York, immediately following LVI 2012: The Law via the Internet Conference, held 7-9 October 2012, at the Legal Information Institute (LII), Cornell Law School, Ithaca, New York, USA. The workshop had the informal title of "Steve the Librarian." Tom Bruce of the LII sends the following report on the workshop. Thanks to Tom for allowing me to repost his report:
Since I ended up acting as the informal "chair" of the meeting, I suppose I should be the one to fill everyone in. It was, in fact, a meeting of 8 or 10 people around a breakfast table at the Holiday Inn, and not a workshop in any ordinary sense. But it was the latest event in a chain of discussions around this subject that began at LVI in Florence, and continued through the LVI meetings in Durban and Hong Kong, sometimes in conference sessions, sometimes in the FALM business meetings, and sometimes in airport lounges. It is fair to say that this is a recurring topic and an important one.
We outlined three major needs in the field.
One (which I've pushed to the point of being a broken record on the subject) is the need for low-threshold, internal communication among the various subdisciplines that touch open access to law. We've taken on some of that in VoxPopulii, first under your capable leadership and now with Stephanie Davidson and Christine Kirchberger at the helm. It's vitally necessary that legal informatics researchers learn about the needs of publishers, publishers about librarians, librarians about informatics, and social scientists about all of them (not a complete census but you see what I mean) and that the resulting literature be accessible to non-specialists in the field that is talking about itself. There is room for much more than VoxPopuLii here.
A second is for a publishing venue for people who are working on open access to legal information as researchers in various fields, particularly younger scholars. If you can agree for a moment that we might describe their fields as, for the most part, "law and…" fields, then the journals they now have available to them are all in the fields that are on the other side of the three dots. This has a distorting effect. The availability of very good open-journal software for electronic publication makes good alternatives possible. There is general agreement that because there are so many fields bordering what we all do there is a potentially difficult problem of defining boundaries for such a journal. Initial forays will thus focus pretty tightly on open access to law. Even that is potentially tricky, given that government information of many kinds might be eligible and useful, so firm editorial leadership is called for.
A third is for a comprehensive archive and index to existing work in the field, to be maintained as new stuff is added. One might describe its boundaries as being "all the stuff Rob Richards posts about" :), with substantial work on mapping it having been done by you both in formal bibliographies and in blog posts and Twitter. We think there is the possibility of working either with an existing apparatus such as the physics arXiv, or with a purpose-built DSpace installation or some other repository.
Participants in the discussion included Pompeu Casanovas, Graham Greenleaf, Enrico Francesconi, Ginevra Peruginelli, James Lambert, John Heywood, Cicely Wilson, John Joergensen, Amy Taylor, and others whose names I apologize for not retrieving from my faulty memory.
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This is a compilation of common porting problems and their solutions.
Additionally to this page, also see the section General Porting Issues of http://www.debian.org/ports/hurd/hurd-devel-debian, as well as further Debian-specific porting information.
There is a separate page about System API Limitations.
You may ask on the bug-hurd mailing list for details or questions about fixing bugs.
GNU build system
For a good overview of the components in the GNU build system, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_build_system and http://www.gnu.org/s/hello/manual/autoconf/index.html.
The GNU build system distinguishes between 'build', 'host' and 'target' machines. The 'build' machine is where compilers are run, the 'host' machine where the package being built will run, and for cross compiling the 'target' machine, on which the compiler built will generate code for.
When using GNU autotools to configure a package config.guess and config.sub from autotools-dev are used to find out the build machine identity: CPU_TYPE-MANUFACTURER-OPERATING_SYSTEM. For GNU/Hurd config.guess gives 'i686-unknown-gnu0.3'. Sometimes a quadruple is used adding KERNEL, e.g. for Linux on an amd64: 'x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu'. This is however actually a triple, it just happens that the operating system part unfortunately contains a '-'. config.sub is used to canonicalize on these triplets, e.g. config.sub i686-gnu gives 'i686-pc-gnu'.
On Debian systems the build Makefile is debian/rules and some Debian packages will set $host to 'i486-pc-gnu'. This is accomplished with the 'dpkg-architecture -qDEB_HOST_GNU_TYPE' construct forwarded to configure in debian/rules, e.g. configure --host=$DEB_HOST_GNU_TYPE. Another way to set $build, $host etc is via the Debian dh_auto_configure script from the debhelper package which uses the Perl code autoconf.pm to find out these variables.
Fixing configure.{ac,in}
The GNU/Hurd (and GNU/kFreeBSD) toolchain is extremely close to the GNU/Linux toolchain. configure.ac thus very often just needs to be fixed by using the same cases as Linux, that is, turn
switch "$host_os" in
case linux*)
switch "$host_os" in
case linux*|k*bsd-gnu*|gnu*)
for a host_os case statement, or
switch "$host" in
case *-linux*)
switch "$host" in
case *-linux*|*-k*bsd-gnu*|*-gnu*)
If separate case is needed, make sure to put -gnu after -linux:
switch "$host" in
case *-linux*|*-k*bsd-gnu*)
case *-gnu*)
something else;;
because else -gnu would catch i386-pc-linux-gnu for instance...
Note: some of such statements are not from the source package itself, but from aclocal.m4 which is actually from libtool. In such case, the package simply needs to be re-libtoolize-d.
Undefined bits/confname.h
macros (PIPE_BUF
, ...)
If macro XXX
is undefined, but macro _SC_XXX
or _PC_XXX
is defined in bits/confname.h
, you probably need to use sysconf
, pathconf
or fpathconf
to obtain it dynamicaly.
The following macros have been found in this offending situation (add more if you find them): PIPE_BUF
An example with sysconf
: (when you find a sysconf
offending macro, put a better example)
#ifndef XXX
#define XXX sysconf(_SC_XXX)
/* offending code using XXX follows */
An example with fpathconf
#ifdef PIPE_BUF
read(fd, buff, PIPE_BUF - 1);
read(fd, buff, fpathconf(fd, _PC_PIPE_BUF) - 1);
/* note we can't #define PIPE_BUF, because it depends
on the "fd" variable */
Bad File Descriptor
If you get Bad File Descriptor error when trying to read from a file (or accessing it at all), check the open()
invocation. The second argument is the access method. If it is a hard coded number instead of a symbol defined in the standard header files, the code is screwed and should be fixed to either use O_RDONLY
or O_RDWR
. This bug was observed in the fortunes
and mtools
packages for example.
Every unconditionalized use of PATH_MAX
or MAXPATHLEN
is a POSIX incompatibility. If there is no upper limit on the length of a path (as its the case for GNU), this symbol is not defined in any header file. Instead, you need to either use a different implementation that does not rely on the length of a string or use sysconf()
to query the length at runtime. If sysconf()
returns -1, you have to use realloc()
to allocate the needed memory dynamically. Usually it is thus simpler to just use dynamic allocation. Sometimes the amount is actually known. Else, a geometrically growing loop can be used: for instance, see Alioth patch or Pulseaudio patch. Note that in some cases there are GNU extensions that just work fine: when the __GLIBC__
macro is defined, getcwd()
calls can be just replaced by get_current_dir_name()
Note: constants such as _POSIX_PATH_MAX
are only the minimum required value
for a potential corresponding PATH_MAX
macro. They are not a replacement for
, just the minimum value that one can assume.
Note 2: Yes, some POSIX functions such as realpath()
actually assume that
is defined. This is a bug of the POSIX standard, which got fixed in
the latest revisions, in which one can simply pass NULL
to get a dynamically
allocated buffer.
Same rationale as PATH_MAX
. There is no limit on the number of arguments.
Same rationale as PATH_MAX
. There is no limit on the number of iovec items.
Same as PATH_MAX
. When you find a gethostname()
function, which acts on a static buffer, you can replace it with Neal's xgethostname function which returns the hostname as a dynamic buffer. For example:
Buggy code:
char localhost[MAXHOSTNAMELEN];
gethostname(localhost, sizeof(localhost));
Fixed code:
#include "xgethostname.h"
char *localhost;
localhost = xgethostname();
if (! localhost)
perror ("xgethostname");
return ERROR;
/* use LOCALHOST. */
free (localhost);
Replace with getrlimit(RLIMIT_NOFILE,...)
GNU specific #define
If you need to include specific code for GNU/Hurd using #if
... #endif
, then you can use the __GNU__
symbol to do so. But think (at least) thrice! before doing so. In most situations, this is completely unnecessary and will create more problems than it may solve. Better ask on the mailing list how to do it right if you can't think of a better solution.
vs. strerror()
If a program has only support for sys_errlist[]
you will have to do some work to make it compile on GNU, which has dropped support for it and does only provide strerror()
. Steinar Hamre writes about strerror()
should be used because:
- It is the modern, POSIX way.
- It is localized.
- It handles invalid signals/numbers out of range. (better errorhandling and not a buffer-overflow-candidate/security risk)
should always be used if it is available. Unfortunaly there are still some old non-POSIX systems that do not have strerror()
, only sys_errlist[]
Today, only supporting strerror()
is far better than only supporting sys_errlist[]
. The best (from a portability viewpoint), however is supporting both. For configure.in, you will need:
To config.h.in
, you need to add:
#undef HAVE_STRERROR
Then something like:
#ifndef HAVE_STRERROR
static char *
private_strerror (errnum)
int errnum;
extern char *sys_errlist[];
extern int sys_nerr;
if (errnum > 0 && errnum <= sys_nerr)
return sys_errlist[errnum];
return "Unknown system error";
#define strerror private_strerror
#endif /* HAVE_STRERROR */
You can for example look in the latest coreutils (the above is a simplified version of what I found there.) Patches should of course be sent to upstream maintainers, this is very useful even for systems with a working sys_errlist[]
Of course, if you don't care about broken systems (like MS-DOG) not supporting strerror()
you can just replace sys_errlist[]
directly (upstream might not accept your patch, but debian should have no problem)
C++, error_t
and E*
On the Hurd, error_t
is an enumeration of the E*
constants. However, C++
does not like E*
integer macros being directly assigned to that enumeration. In short, replace
error_t err = EINTR;
error_t err = error_t(EINTR);
Missing termio.h
Change it to use termios.h
(check for it properly with autoconf HAVE_TERMIOS_H
or the __GLIBC__
Also, change calls to ioctl(fd, TCGETS, ...)
and ioctl(fd, TCSETS, ...)
with tcgetattr(fd, ...)
and tcsetattr(fd, ...)
The autoconf check for AC_HEADER_TERMIO
tryes to check for termios, but it's only really checking for termio in termios.h
. It is better to use AC_CHECK_HEADERS(termio.h termios.h)
missing _IOT
This comes from ioctls. Fixing this is easy if the structure members can be expressed by using the _IOT() macro, else it's simply impossible... See bits/termios.h
for an instance:
#define _IOT_termios /* Hurd ioctl type field. */ \
_IOT (_IOTS (tcflag_t), 4, _IOTS (cc_t), NCCS, _IOTS (speed_t), 2)
The rationale behind is that on the Hurd ioctl numbers actually encode how the
data should be transferred via RPC: here struct termios
holds 4 members of
type tcflag_ts
, then NCCS
members of type cc_tsi
and finaly 2 members of
type speed_ts
, so the RPC mecanism will know how to transfer them.
As you can see, this limits the number of contiguous kinds of members to 3, and
in addition to that (see the bitfield described in ioctls.h
), the third kind
of member is limited to 3 members. This is a design limitation, there is no way
to overcome it at the moment.
Note: if a field member is a pointer, then the ioctl can't be expressed this way, and that makes sense, since the server you're talking to doesn't have direct access to your memory. Ways other than ioctls must then be found.
Implemented by Jérémie Koenig, pending upload in Debian eglibc 2.13-19.
Not implemented yet.
Not implemented yet.
Linuxish and doesn't even make sense since the value may vary according to the running kernel. Should use sysconf(_SC_CLK_TCK)
or CLK_TCK
Oh, we should probably provide it.
Not POSIX, but we could implement it. See mmap.
Long story to implement.
We could easily provide it;
We should actually provide it.
or asm/types.h
These are not POSIX, sys/types.h
and stdint.h
should be used instead.
Not supported and actually very dangerous (permits userland to completely disable interruptions...). Replace with ioperm(0, 65536, 1)
, sem_open
Not implemented, will always fail. Use sem_init()
instead if possible.
, net/ethernet.h
, etc.
Not implemented, not POSIX. Try to disable the feature in the package.
There is no programming interface for the parallel port on GNU/Hurd yet.
Use instead.
This is not actually standard; cfsetspeed, cfsetispeed, or cfsetospeed should be used instead.
When dealing with errno
, you should always use the predefined error codes defined with the E*
constants, instead of manually comparing/assigning/etc with their values.
For example (C/C++):
/* check whether it does not exist */
if (errno == 2)
or Python:
# check whether it does not exist
except OSError, err:
err.errno == 2:
This is wrong, as the actual values of the E*
are unspecified (per POSIX). You must always use the predefined constants for the possible errors.
For example (C/C++):
/* check whether it does not exist */
if (errno == ENOENT)
With Python, you can use the errno
module for the various constants:
# check whether it does not exist
except OSError, err:
import errno
err.errno == errno.ENOENT:
undefined reference to dlopen
, dlsym
, dlclose
Configure script often hardcode the library that contains dlopen & such (-ldl
), and only for Linux. Simply add the other GNU OS cases: replace linux*
with linux*|gnu*|k*bsd*-gnu*
Missing linux/types.h
, asm/types.h
, linux/limits.h
, asm/byteorder.h
, sys/endian.h
, asm/ioctl.h
, asm/ioctls.h
, linux/soundcard.h
These are often used (from lame rgrep results) instead of their standard equivalents: sys/types.h
(or stdint.h
for fixed-size types), limits.h
, endian.h
, sys/ioctl.h
, sys/soundcard.h
Missing sys/*.h
, linux/*.h
These are linuxish things, they may not have Hurd equivalents yet, better disable the code.


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An Vesna Smiljkovic goal deep into added time denied England victory in their opening Euro 2013 qualifier against Serbia.Rachel Yankey had opened the scoring for England after just six minutes, thumping the ball home at the back post, and this lead was doubled midway through the first half when Violeta Slovic inadvertently directed the ball into her own net. At this stage England had looked comfortable and were in total control of proceedings. Serbia had a few fairly tame shots at goal but the visitors went in 2-0 up at the break.It was a slightly more disjointed second half and Danka Podovac's free-kick ten minutes after the restart gave Serbia hope. They rallied and pushed for the equaliser and it came, agonisingly for the visitors, in the fourth minute of added time, through Smiljkovic's 18-yard strike.This goal somewhat soured Hope Powell's big day, on the afternoon when she became the longest serving manager of an England senior team, surpassing Sir Walter Winterbottom's previous record of 139 games.The hosts came out of the blocks the quickest, with Jovana Sretenovic looking bright and getting two shots away, both of which lacked conviction.In that opening period Serbia also had a claim for a penalty turned down when Dunia Susi slid to ground in the box to dispossess Sretenovic.After that, though, England gained control and took the lead with their first meaningful attack. The ball was worked from right to left via Susi, Karen Carney and Natasha Dowie, and Yankey arrived late at the far post to crack home the opener with just over six minutes on the clock.The Three Lionesses proceeded to control possession and made Serbia chase them in the 30 degree Belgrade heat with a patient, passing game. They probed constantly, trying to create another opening, but the second goal actually came courtesy of a set piece.Carney swung a free-kick in from the left, Sophie Bradley's header was well saved by goalkeeper Milena Vukovic, but Ellen White stooped to head the loose ball back across goal. In an attempt to clear the danger Slovic turned the ball into her own net.These two relatively early setbacks appeared to deflate the Serbs and their next sight at goal didn't come until the 28th minute, through Podovac's 25-yard free-kick, but it was straight at Rachel Brown. They had another strike at goal five minutes before the break when Jovana Damnjanovic burst forward from left-back, though the ball sailed over the crossbar.England had been on top for the majority of the half, however they were unable to fashion many efforts of their own; Dowie, making her first senior start, had three of the best of them, though. She struck just over from 20 yards out midway through the half and, later, with half-time approaching hit the underside of the crossbar when sliding in to meet Yankey's cross into the box. Her final effort was a header which dipped just over the framework.Powell made one change at the break, replacing Dowie with Rachel Williams, who was the top scorer in The FA WSL last season with 14 goals.The opening chance of the second half fell to White, who somewhat snatched at her shot from 12 yards out after Rachel Unitt's flick, from Carney's corner, fell invitingly to the Arsenal youngster.Then, out of nowhere, Serbia pulled a goal back, but credit must be given for a sweetly struck free-kick from about 25 yards out. Jill Scott, on her 50th senior appearance, was adjudged to have fouled Milena Pesic and Podovac stepped up to curl the dead ball right-footed accurately beyond Brown's dive.England soon regained their composure and Yankey attempted to extend the lead once more with an angled drive, only to see Vukovic parry and then claim.Williams had a great opportunity to score her first England goal when she was found unmarked at the back post by Carney's deep free-kick. Her goalscoring touch evaded her somewhat, though, and she headed over the bar.England slightly lost their way midway through the half as Serbia pushed for what, at times, had appeared an unlikely equaliser, firing in a few harmless shots from distance, but the leveller duly arrived late, late on. Collecting the ball on the edge of the England box, Smiljkovic feigned to go to her right, pulled the ball back onto her left and sunk the ball inside Brown's left-hand post to rescue a point for the Serbs.England return home on Sunday and head straight to Swindon, where they will entertain Slovenia on Thursday night, 7.30pm kick-off.


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"I was a normal baby for 30 seconds, then ninjas stole my mamma" - Deadpool
It's disturbing to see so many people think Demon-Hunters are going to be implemented.
I mean really.
I wouldn't say no to a surprise, mind you.
pencil is cool
0, because I don't expect Demon Hunter to be the next class.
lots of assuming in that post OP
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Hero Class doesn't mean that it's stronger than other classes... it means that it has a special background story as to how they became that class... u aren't just a generic scrub starting in the same place as every1 else of your race... you have your own origin story basically hence why DKs had their own lvling zone and weren't just spawned where w/e race you make your dk spawns, and they have an epic story of how they broke free of the Lich King's control. So yeah, I really don't think Blizz has a problem with Hero classes, they just implemented DKs badly in terms of mechanics... making them too OP unintended(or maybe at the time it was intended who knows)...
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i would always suggest pandaren in "new race" threads and everytime people would tell me "no way thats not gonna happen blah blah blah" i used to recommend brewmaster from time to time and people would tell me "lawl its just a rogue who drinks beer lawl" and BOOM brewmasters added.
as long as people like me who love demon hunters keep asking eventually blizzard will listen because blizzard likes money
"I was a normal baby for 30 seconds, then ninjas stole my mamma" - Deadpool
So even though I played wow for 8 years and Warcraft 3 for over 10 years I have no say in whether Demon Hunter class makes sense in a game where all its core abilities have already been distributed? That's like telling me I can't criticize Harry Potter because I didn't read the Magnificent Creatures sidebook for children.
Again dks weren't a pain coz they start at 55 but because they tried to make them seem more OP and they failed(well they didn't but it sucked for every1 else)... so they could still add Demon Hunters at lvl 75 or w/e and not make them OP ... the level at which it starts doesn't matter since Blizz only balances for max level anyway
think of it this way, when you make a monk you are just a lowly student trying to learn, you slowly become a hero.
as a death knight or in this case demon hunter you would start out as a hero, you wouldnt have to move up the ranks and prove yourself because you already have.
when your a normal class you are a nobody who becomes a somebody
when you are a hero class you are a somebody who picks a side
"I was a normal baby for 30 seconds, then ninjas stole my mamma" - Deadpool
I feel 55 would be appropriate. It would be kind of lame to skip Outland on a Demon Hunter.
If you have played Demonology before the redesign you would realize that most of your spells became melee attacks when you used metamorphosis. Pretty much everything else you mentioned has been at some point in the warlocks arsenal, warlocks use to have drain mana even if its not mana burn it was basically a weaker version of the same thing. Now they can even use fel fire with the quest chain. The soul thing is ridiculous, ever heard of soul stones, drain life, soul drain, hell even healthstones. Again with the immolate aura, its covered in demonic form it becomes a fire and forget AoE the same exact thing demon hunters have. I can even quote Blizzard saying that Demon hunters are pretty much addressed by the Warlock, Hunter, DK class and that they had planned them for Wotlk but decided to go with the DK's. So yeah my argument is very valid you just don't want to accept it.
Ghostcrawler on DH's :
Aulupe: "@Ghostcrawler You've said WoW cannot support an infinite number of classes.With DK and now Monks added will we ever see a Demon Hunter class"
Ghostcrawler: "Is there enough design space there not occupied by DK, warlock, hunter, warrior?"
(source: https://twitter.com/Ghostcrawler/sta...11292543741952)
I will say that Ghostcrawler has been known to talk out of his ass, like the rest of blizz so for all I know as highly unlikely as it is they might add them as a class. I still think its the least likely class to get added anytime soon.
yeah and when i was a kid i watched power rangers alot, i havent seen any of the recent seasons, i am not buying their product (or in the case of tv generating their ad revenue) so they dont cater to me, nor do they try to except in specific cases like special anniversary events.
a better version of your harry potter argument would be if you decided who got to kill voldemort but stopped reading after goblet of fire
"I was a normal baby for 30 seconds, then ninjas stole my mamma" - Deadpool
What exactly didnt work out well I mean as someone who played dk from the very begining I was very satisfied with the gameplay. Remember shadow of death where you got ressed as a ghoul after death? That was pure awesome. It was a OP class I agree and it got nerfed to ground but it worked well for those who played it.


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Supporting actors: Brian Geraghty, Guy Pearce, Ralph Fiennes, David Morse, Evangeline Lilly, Christian Camargo, Suhail Aldabbach, Christopher Sayegh, Nabil Koni, Sam Spruell, Sam Redford, Feisal Sadoun, Barrie Rice, Imad Dadudi, Erin Gann, Justin Campbell, Malcolm Barrett, Kristoffer Ryan Winters, J.J. Kandel, Ryan Tramont
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Saint Augustine Tchao
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- 9 July
- 28 September as one of the Martyrs of China
Soldier. Escorted Saint Gabriel John Tauin du-Fresse to Beijing, China during his missionary work. Convert to Christianity. Priest. Worked in the Sichuan apostolic vicariate. Arrested for his faith and his work. He died in prison. One of the Martyrs of China.
- 27 January 1815 due to poor conditions in prison at Chengdu, Sichuan, China
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The Williamston School District has agreed to a $685,000 settlement with the mother of a high school freshman who was killed last year after a locker room wall collapsed on him.
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Fourteen-year-old Gabriel Corbett was killed in October when a wall collapsed in a locker room at Williamston High School, east of Lansing. Witnesses say he was doing pull-ups on the wall, which didn't reach the ceiling.
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Nice Castle and a must for first time visitor. Take bus up and enjoy to walk down and visit a restaurant also and enjoy the fantastic view
Nice Castle and a must for first time visitor. Take bus up and enjoy to walk down and visit a restaurant also and enjoy the fantastic view
this event was a great success small groups good equipment and the leader of our group of 6 people had life saving certificates, which is just as well because I jumped in with some of the group , I am not a strong summer so with a wet suit and life jacket made it safe but difficult to move at... More
Really enjoyed my visit to this location, especially the small old Suleymaniye mosque on top of the hill. A nice tranquil place. The castle itself is just ruins but worth a visit.
Thanks to the local public bus transport (bus N°4) this place, on the top (rock) of peninsula is very simple to get to. A lot of restauration and conservation works at this historical site have been done, and these works seems me to be continued.From the top of the rock opens a wonderful view to the surrounding areas, including Alanya... More
The castle is in a commanding position with excellent views out over Alanya to catch both sunrise and sunset. Most of the jeep tours will stop here at sunset - though some will arrive with seconds to spare. We walked up the hill, which allowed us to see a lot more of the old town, but would probably get the... More
As I said, since we stayed in a hotel in Okurcalar , ( 35 km away from Alanya ), in a cloudy afternoon, we' 've decided to visit Alanya . So, we took bus, just in front of the hotel for which we payed 2,5 € / person and in just in half of hour, we were in front of... More
great place to see alanya although only 10 lira to get in its rubbish see just as much from outside dnt book this trip get the number 4 bus from town centre 2lira we walked back down amazing sceniry well worth the bus ride but as i say nothing inside castle
We took a taxi to see it , as it is located on the of the mountain. you have to pay an entry. In fact, there are two castles very close to each other. There are beautiful from outside, but nothing is inside. The only good thing is the very nice view on the coast, other than that, nothing. If... More
We visited the castle area on the hilltop in the evening. We didn't actually go in but the views especially at sunset are amazing. If you eat at Zorro's restaurant near Cleopatra Beach they will run you up there. Their service is fantastic and they are so friendly and helpful. You should visit them.
The castle is at the top of a very steep hill. No 4 bus ( 2TL) will take you there. The castle has no interior buildings and is really only the exterior walls ( admission is 10 TL ). There is no shade at the bus stop - also no WC, although there are 2 cafes in the area plus... More
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From the Blue Cliff Record of Ta Hui's teacher, Yuan Wu:
The teacher would not offer a word of explanation, but made Ta Hui express his own view. In every case Ta Hui completely comprehended the subtle meaning. The older master exclaimed, "You must be someone who's come again."
Yuan Wu told Ta Hui, "It wasn't easy for you to get to this stage – too bad that having died, you are unable to come back to life. Without a doubt, words and phrases are a great disease, but haven't you seen the saying
Hanging from a cliff, let go – and agree to accept the experience.After annihilation, come back to life –I couldn't deceive you."
Ta Hui was given a purple robe and the name "Buddha Sun" as a sign of imperial honor. Emperor Hsiao Tsung bestowed the title "Ch'an Master of Great Wisdom" from which the name of Ta Hui comes.
It was 1163, on the ninth day of the eighth month, after showing signs of illness, when Ta Hui told the congregation of monks, nuns, and lay-people, "Tomorrow I'm going." Towards the pre-dawn hours, his attendant asked Ta Hui for a verse. In a serious voice Ta Hui said, "Without a verse, I couldn't die." He took up the brush and wrote:
Birth is thusDeath is thusVerse or no verseWhat's the fuss?
Then he let go of the writing brush and passed on.
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Buddha said, If you want to know the realm of buddhahood, you must make your mind as clear as empty space, and leave false thinking and all grasping far behind, causing your mind to be unobstructed wherever it may turn. The realm of buddhahood is not some external world, where there is a formal "Buddha": it's the realm of the wisdom of a self-awakened sage.Once you are determined that you want to know this realm, you do not need adornment, cultivation, or realization to attain it. You must clear away the stains of afflictions from alien sensations that have been on your mind since beginningless time, so that your mind is as broad and open as empty space, detached from all the clinging of the discriminating intellect, and your false, unreal, vain thoughts too are like empty space. Then this wondrous, effortless mind will be unimpeded wherever it goes.
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Triathlon to become a biathlon
Water quality and personnel concerns a factor
his year�s triathlon will feel more like a �dry-athlon,� as the swimming portion of the popular Pow Wow Days race has been axed due to several water concerns.
�We unfortunately need to change the triathlon to a biathlon,� said organizer Lori Girard. �We just don�t have any local lifeguards that are certified in open water.�
The current quality of the water was also a big consideration to this change, as the warm temperatures have made for large amounts of algae and have made it difficult to host the swimming portion of a triathlon.
�The water quality is pretty bad,� Girard said. �And the water quality plays a major role in the success of this event. That�s not to say that we won�t try to have triathlon in the future. But this year, we just wanted to make sure that we would have an event, and one that had all the correct personnel to run it properly.�
Although there will be no swimming, the event will still run as a normal biathlon. The run-bike biathlon will take place on Saturday, Aug. 4 in the scenic Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park, with all events starting and finishing in the day use area of the park. The transition from bike to run will also occur in this same area.
There are four race categories available: �Kids of Steel� aged three to six; juniors aged seven to 14; adults �Try-It� fifteen and over; and adults, 18-plus. Start times for the race, are as follows: kids 9 a.m.; juniors 9:15 a.m.; adults and Try-It 9:45 a.m.
Pre-registration forms are available at the front desk of the Bold Center. Registration will also be held the morning of the biathlon at 8 a.m. for the two younger categories and at 8:30 a.m. for the adult categories.
�We�re hoping that since it�s a biathlon, we�ll get more interest,� Girard said. �For some people, the swimming part is intimidating.�
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Service location: | Springfield University Hospital |
Address: | Physical Therapies, Jasmine Tower - Building 12, Springfield University Hospital, 61 Glenburnie Road, Tooting, London SW17 7DJ |
Contact name: | Di Everett |
Telephone number: | 0203 513 6589 |
Fax number: | 0203 513 6217 |
Specialities: | Adult Mental Health Older People |
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Opening hours: | Gym opening hours: 9.00 - 12.00pm Mon, Wed, Fri 1.30 - 4.15pm Tue The Physical Therapies department is open for individual and group sessions by appointment with exercise therapists and physiotherapists from 8.30am to 4.30pm |
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The service offers physiotherapy and exercise therapy. |
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Please note that complimentary tickets which have COMPLIMENTARY and NOT FOR SALE imprinted on them are just that, complimentary, promotional items that are not for sale.
The festival gives a limited number of comps every year to venues, charities, radio stations, local school and community programs etc. In turn, these entities often use them as premiums for a donation or in a raffle, some simply give them away to their volunteers. All comps have a handwritten tracking code and the imprinted tix numbers are recorded in a dbase.
Please do NOT buy or sell comps. This undermines the fest and the org using them. And, of course, steps are taken whenever someone is caught trying to scalp comps. It is considered scalping.
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Not counting festivals, be they behemoths like Coachella and Stagecoach or daylong endurance tests like Epicenter and Weenie Roast, I saw roughly 100 shows in 2010. I must be getting better at picking and choosing what I cover, because the majority of them (at least 80 percent) were memorable nights out, whether the performance was merely solid (hello again, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) or stunningly spectacular (for wow power alone, no one compared to Roger Waters, Peter Gabriel and Muse).
Of course, your taste and mine didn't always overlap — especially when it came to which shows you wanted to see pictures of. Setting aside (again) our annual Indio excursions, whose expansive lineups and massive crowds ensures a high level of interest even the most casual of music watchers, what attracted your eyes didn't always catch mine so much, and vice versa.
So as we start closing out another year that was, I thought I'd gather up the best of both bunches. What follows are first your 10 most-viewed concert slide shows of 2010, followed by my picks from the finest I witnessed.
I haven't gone into detail as to why mine are ranked as they are; the reviews (clickable by name) speak for themselves, though with hindsight always comes a desire to revise, which time doesn't allow, ethics more or less forbids, and integrity shuns. These were and should remain snapshot reactions.
But note that, with one remarkable exception, I have eliminated any performances from Coachella, Stagecoach, Weenie Roast, Epicenter, Almost Acoustic Christmas and the like. Including any of those events as totalities among my rankings just didn't seem fair — and besides, Gorillaz were better at Gibson. But for the purpose of tallying, such events were considered in full for the most-popular list.
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Park is beautiful. That is the positive side. But when we arrived to our room, we both thought that is NOT what we expected. You know, when you arrive with nice expectations and after a long journey, and it is simply not a nice place. All buildings are really ugly from inside and from outside even more. Rooms are everything... More
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Beautiful sweater
I bought one of these sweaters in the store and love it. So, I ordered one for my daughter for a gift and then ordered another for me in the next size larger. I should not have done that as there is a big difference between size M and L.
November 24, 2013
This sweater is perfect for everyday wear and can be dressed up for the evening with jewelry. Soft and love the color. On me the sweater is longer than on the model in the picture which is good, I like to cover up my sins, LOL.
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I am very pleased with my X-stitch sweater. The color and fit are exactly what I had in mind when I placed my order. I don't normally shop on-line, so was very happy the size chart was accurate and the sweater fits as well as it does. Additionally, this top can be dressed down to go with denim, or up for a more business casual look.
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Ice cream lovers have been buying Breyers ice cream for decades because it was one of the few brands that prided itself in no artificial ingredients. But some foodies are furious now because the company is changing its recipe.
Breyers ice cream has long prided itself as one of the last of the truly natural ice creams, using ingredients like milk, cream and eggs. But have you noticed? That's starting to change. All Natural For Generations When you think supermarket ice cream, you think Breyers for wholesome ingredients. It has been making "all natural" ice cream - with just five or six ingredients - for generations. But take a close look at some new Breyers cartons. Some now have an ingredient list that's grown to more than a dozen ingredients, including mono and diglicerides, guar gum, carrageenen, and corn syrup. Breyers says the change makes it have a smoother texture and says it contains less fat. The company also says the new formulation scores very well in taste tests. Doesn't That Stink? But from the "doesn't that stink" file comes news that Breyers reformulation doesn't meet FDA standards for ice cream, according to the consumer website Mouseprint.
Mouseprint reports that Breyers now has to call its new recipe " frozen dairy dessert" instead. But there's good news for purists: Breyers says it is still making a few flavors of its original natural ice cream, including vanilla, strawberry and chocolate. It does not plan to turn those Breyers ice cream staples into "dairy desserts." You can still find a few ice cream brands using all natural ingredients, but they are getting harder to find, and they tend to be pricier. If you want moderately-priced ice cream, you may have to settle for something less from now on. Whatever dessert you buy, don't waste your money.
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