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In Barcelona about a century ago, Antoni Gaudí pioneered a fluid building style that seamlessly integrated visual and structural design. The expressive curves of his buildings were not just ornamental facades but also integral parts of the load-bearing structure. Unfortunately, a similar unification has yet to happen for the electronic infrastructure in a building. Switches, sockets and thermostats are grafted on as afterthoughts to the architecture, with functions fixed by buried wiring. Appliances and computers arrive as after-the-fact intrusions. Almost nothing talks to anything else, as evidenced by the number of devices in a typical house or office with differing opinions as to the time of day.
These inconveniences have surprisingly broad implications for construction economics, energy efficiency, architectural expression and, ultimately, quality of life. In the U.S., building buildings is a $1-trillion industry. Of that, billions are spent annually on drawing wiring diagrams, then following, fixing and revising them. Over the years, countless "smart home" projects have sought to find new applications for intelligent building infrastructure--neglecting the enormous existing demand for facilities that can be programmed by their occupants rather than requiring contractors to fix their functionality in advance.
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AdaCGI is an Ada95 interface to the "Common Gateway Interface" (CGI). AdaCGI makes it easier to create Ada95 programs that can be invoked by World Wide Web (WWW) HTTP servers using the standard CGI interface. Using it, you can create Web applications using Ada95 to perform queries or other processing by request from a WWW user.
ADODB is a set of advanced PHP database abstraction classes. It supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, Interbase/Firebird, Informix, Sybase SQL Anywhere, Oracle, MS SQL 7 and 2000, SAP DB, Sybase, DB2, FrontBase, Foxpro, Access, Netezza, LDAP, ODBTP, ADO, and generic ODBC. A metatype system is built in, making it possible to figure out that types such as CHAR, TEXT, and STRING are equivalent in different databases. It also features portable database creation, database-backed session support (with encryption), SQL performance monitoring, and database health checks.
cgi-util is a fast, easy to use C library for creating CGI programs. Functions are available for initialization (parsing), grabbing fields (by string, integer, double or boolean value), embedding HTML files, and more. It accepts both POST and GET request methods and has extensive error handling.
CGI_UTILS is a set of three C++ classes: CGI, Template, and Session. CGI wraps the CGI protocol. Template provides an easy way to use templates in your CGI applications. It knows about variables and datasets (tables). Session provides the ability to pass data between your programs through shared memory.
Ciao is a complete Prolog system subsuming ISO-Prolog with a novel modular design which allows both restricting and extending the language. Ciao extensions currently include feature terms (records), higher-order, functions, constraints, objects, persistent predicates, a good base for distributed execution (agents), and concurrency. Libraries also support WWW programming, sockets, and external interfaces (C, Java, TCL/Tk, relational databases, etc.). An Emacs-based environment, a stand-alone compiler, and a toplevel shell are also provided.
eXist is a native XML database featuring efficient, index-based XPath query processing, extensions for keyword search, XUpdate support, and tight integration with existing XML development tools. The database is lightweight and may be easily deployed in a number of ways, running either as a stand-alone server process, inside a servlet engine, or directly embedded into an application.
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III. Aiding the Movement and Delivery of Energy Services
Based on a review of the work done in this area, including in the WTO and by other governmental and non-governmental bodies and by recognized experts in the field, the Task Force recommends the following for consideration by governments.
Whether or not the Doha Round is re-activated, governments should accord special consideration to improved terms for the delivery of energy services as an integral component of economic development, particularly for emerging economies and developing countries in general.
Taking the preceding into account, governments should commit to current levels of market access and agree to a standstill on new trade restricting measures in energy related sectors and sub-sectors where WTO members have not made specific commitments under the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS).
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The global energy industry, under the leadership of WEC, should develop an agreed energy services list, taking into account the plurilateral requests made in the Doha Round. As part of this exercise, the efficacy of these requests in removing and eliminating the most serious trade barriers and market impediments faced by the energy sector should be assessed.
The energy industry, under WEC's guidance, should also examine where domestic laws, regulations, and policies (such as competition laws) restrict modes of supply and impede delivery of trans-boundary energy services. This could include an assessment of competition policies and practices that inhibit the growth of open service markets.
Finally, governments should recognize that the foregoing requires balancing State sovereignty over natural resources and the exclusive rights of governments to legislate in the public interest with the need for clear, fair, and transparent treatment of all energy service providers in accordance with the rule of law.


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By Andrew J. Read
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Marine mammal bycatch has declined significantly in U.S. waters over the last decade, but global bycatch of marine mammals remains in the hundreds of thousands, according to a paper in the journal Conservation Biology.
The paper, by Andrew J. Read of the Duke University Marine Laboratory, and colleagues, notes that "fisheries bycatch poses the single greatest threat to many populations of marine mammals in the United States and elsewhere," but that "our knowledge of the global extent, nature, and impacts of direct interactions between marine mammals and fisheries is fragmentary."
The authors "obtained estimates of bycatch for 125 stocks of marine mammals in U.S. waters from published stock assessment reports." They "compiled information on bycatch for each stock from 1990 to 1999 and combined bycatch into three categories of fisheries: gillnets, trawls, and other (e.g., longlines, purse seines, traps" and "stratified these data by the three geographical regions in which they were collected: Atlantic (including the Gulf of Mexico), Pacific (including Hawaii), and Alaska."
Read and colleagues found that the mean average annual bycatch of marine mammals between 1990 and 1999 was 6,215, with bycatch of cetaceans (3,029) and pinnipeds (3,127) occurring in similar numbers. Dolphins and porpoises constituted almost the entire cetacean bycatch, with larger whales accounting for only roughly 20 per year. The majority of cetacean (84%) and pinniped (98%) bycatch was from gillnet fisheries.
There was a significant downward trend in the annual bycatch of cetaceans over the decade, with gillnet totals falling from 4,902 in 1990 to 1,051 in 1999. Conversely, average annual bycatch figures for pinnipeds remained fairly constant: 1,921 in 1990, and 2,344 in 1999. The authors argue that "some of these general trends can be explained by examining the bycatch of particular species. For example, the Gulf of Maine population of harbor porpoises (Phocoena phocoena) was subject to the largest known bycatch of any marine mammal in the United States during the early 1990s. This bycatch declined dramatically from 2,900 in 1990 (57% of cetacean bycatch) to 332 in 1999 (19% of cetacean bycatch). Several mitigation measures, including time-area closures and the use of acoustic alarms, were used in the late 1990s to reduce this bycatch."
Read and colleagues also extrapolated the U.S. figures to estimate global totals, yielding an annual bycatch estimate of 653,365 marine mammals worldwide. While recognizing that this figure is crude, they also suspect that it is an underestimate, primarily because it is based on numbers of fishing vessels worldwide, and the registry of fishing vessels in the [United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization] database is incomplete.


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The market has been begging for a rotation out of bonds into stocks, they may be getting part of what they wished for.
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THE PROTESTS AT THE LEXINGTON CENTER, WHICH includes New York's oldest Deaf school, are an important stage in the Deaf struggle for civil rights, and on April 25, the first day of student demonstrations, I ask an African-American from the 11th grade whether she has also demonstrated for race rights. "I'm too busy being Deaf right now," she signs. "My two older brothers aren't Deaf, so they're taking care of being black. Maybe if I have time I'll get to that later."
A Deaf woman standing nearby throws in a question for my benefit: "If you could change being Deaf or being black, which would you do?" The student looks confused, and is suddenly shy. Her signing gets smaller, as though she doesn't want everyone to see it. "Both are hard," she signs back.
Another student intercedes. "I am black and Deaf and proud and I don't want to be white or hearing or different in any way from who I am." Her signs are pretty big and clear. The first student repeats the sign "proud" -- her thumb, pointing in, rises up her chest -- and then suddenly they are overcome with giggles and go back to join the picket line.


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When I wrote my most recent StickyMinds column, "Doing More With Less," I never expected the outpouring of response I would receive. While it's a little disheartening that so many of you are feeling the economic pinch these days, I am hugely encouraged by the fact that you're still interested in improving your security processes. The question that seems to be on everyone's mind is, Where can I find all these free security tools you keep talking about? So, here's a list of some of my favorites. Please keep in mind that this list is somewhat skewed towards both the Web application space and Microsoft .NET framework-based applications, which is where I focus the majority of my attention.
My favorite free security tool-one that I use on an almost daily basis-has to be Fiddler. Fiddler is an HTTP/S debugging proxy. Basically, it lets you view and change (i.e., "fiddle with") the raw bytes going over the wire to and from Web servers. Fiddler is extremely extensible. You can write your own extensions for it to customize its behavior, and the Fiddler Web site includes a "cookbook" of sample code to help you get started with this. I can't emphasize this point enough: Hackers do not always use Web browsers to attack your applications! If the only testing tool you use is a browser, you're bringing a knife to a gun fight. It's critical to know exactly what information is being sent over the wire, especially when you're testing rich Internet applications like Ajax-or Silverlight#151;based applications.
Fiddler is indeed a powerful tool, but it has no security knowledge built in; you have to know exactly what you're looking for. To address this, Casaba Security recently has released a free plugin for Fiddler called Watcher. Watcher will passively analyze all of the Web traffic passing through Fiddler and check for potential security vulnerabilities. For example, if Watcher sees HTTP cookies missing HttpOnly attributes, it will flag that as a security warning.
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Bulk inline post edit doesn't show categories or tags if the CPT doesn't support titles
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Priority: | normal | Milestone: | Future Release |
Component: | Administration | Version: | |
Severity: | normal | Keywords: | has-patch |
Cc: | israel@… |
- Register a CPT that doesn't support titles:
add_action( 'init', function() { register_post_type( 'foo', array( 'show_ui' => true, 'label' => 'Foo', 'supports' => array( 'editor' ), 'taxonomies' => array( 'category', 'post_tag' ) ) ); } );
- Create a 'foo' post.
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Expected behaviour: shows the category checkbox list and the tag textarea.
Actual behaviour: only the status dropdown is shown.
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comment:1 markmcwilliams — 3 years ago
I found it worked before, and after Scribu; unless I'm holding it wrong?
comment:2 scribu — 3 years ago
If you're using Chrome, without the patch, you should also be getting a JS error in the console:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'firstChild' of null
comment:3 scribu — 3 years ago
Note that we're talking about the Edit option in the dropdown, not the quick action Edit link on each post.
comment:4 markmcwilliams — 3 years ago
OK so I was holding it wrong, I can confirm the initial error, and that the patch works! :)
comment:6 scribu — 3 years ago
Contrary to popular belief, $('some selector', context) is not faster than context.find('some selector'). It's just harder to read.
Also, there was a callback written twice, once for qeRow.keyup and again for bulkRow.keyup.
comment:8 somatic — 3 years ago
- Cc israel@… added
another casualty of this problem is that any javascript (and jQuery) that would be executed on the wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=foo screen can't run, as the javascript engine stops at that initial Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'firstChild' of null error. I had been adding some additional sorting options via jQuery, and couldn't figure out why they appeared on some post type edit lists, but not this one, until I found this ticket...
I can confirm that adding the supports => titles does fix the problem, but it's not absolute: I have two CPT, registered with basically identical args, and neither supports titles - but one manifests the javascript error on edit.php and the other does not...


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Question by ben61820 16231 · May 31 '11 at 12:48 PM · fruit fructose ancestral bitter sweet
I know we've had numerous threads about fruit-consumption, fructose in our modern fruits, old fruits and their tastes versus our modern day fruits, etc.
This morning I came across this very interesting post from Minger: http://rawfoodsos.com/2011/05/31/wild-and-ancient-fruit/
I'm sure it'll make its way across the paleosphere and we'll hear some interesting tidbits.
I thought I'd post it here as we seem to have our own semi-fruit-phobia on these boards. I include myself - I eat no fruit. Zero. I simply would rather get my carbohydrate from starch because I enjoy the flavor of tubers and squashes more.
Will this article change your fruit-eating or fruit-avoiding habits?
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Answer by pfw 8278 · May 31 '11 at 01:33 PM
If it does nothing else, this article should serve to kill the idea that humans evolved to seasonally fatten on fruits. GG Minger.
It seems that the paleo community is still catching up to itself in some ways. Most of the visible paleo gurus have settled on an exclusionary approach (don't eat modern stuff) or a very broad inclusionary approach (eat real food). A lot of the speculative memes and heuristics spawned during the early days of paleo's popularity surge are still dying out.
I think the more people look into paleo, the more it becomes obvious that optimum seeking via tinkering with what you do eat is far less supportable with the available evidence than the opposite behavior - avoiding the worst of the food supply/not hurting yourself. They're very different approaches in practice, though the end result might sometimes look the same.
About all you can say is avoid excess fructose, excess seed oils and gluten grains. We've managed to generate a lot of blogs and forums and whatnot around something which is, in the end, remarkably simple.
Answer by Jack Kronk 20120 · May 31 '11 at 09:35 PM
I think fruit has gotten a bad rap in the Paleosphere and much of it is unwarranted based on the idea that excess fructose causes a myriad of health issues. Well, it has already been displayed correctly in multiple studies that excess fructose does indeed cause a host of issues. But in the same way that CMast pointed out in his post about the differences between eating purified fructose and fructose from honey, I truly believe there's a big difference between consuming fructose from taking a bite of a strawberry or a handful of blueberries or even a juicy melon versus getting the identical amount of actual fructose from guzzling a dr pepper. I'm not saying that the fructose itself is different, but I do believe that the package it comes in makes a difference in what your body will chose to do with it.
As I said in a different thread from earlier today, I eat fruit daily. I like to get a wide variety. I think I primarily do this because I enjoy it, not exactly because I feel the need for more calories per se. But when I want some kind of a sweet treat, I'll slice a banana in half, grab a spoonful of raw honey, and maybe a spoonful of almond macadamia nut butter. I have used fruit and natural whole foods as a direct replacement for the manmade garbage that I used to allow myself to ingest. If you have a broken or damaged metabolic condition, you'll obviously have to adjust for that in your fruit consumption, but for those who are fit and eat a nutrient dense diet, eating fruit can be a wonderful part of the equation. It is for me.
Answer by Paul 1 10647 · May 31 '11 at 06:08 PM
I'm not sure she's licensed to make her final claim:
If evolutionary history is your only basis for avoiding it, though, it might be time for a paradigm shift.
I'll never forget that observation from the guest post on KGH's blog that came out right around the time of his January "comeback." It's from Professor Gumby, who spent some time with the San, and apparently long enough for them to stop trying to impress him:
iii) Except in the context of "This is good to eat, try it!" I do not recall ever seeing my guides eat fruit. This was bizarre to me at the time as some were quite delicious and I would partake of them whenever encountered.
Now I'm not making a claim that this one guy's observation trumps everyone else's research on this topic. It's just that this story opens up a possibility that we perhaps do not consider as much as we should. And that possibility is: Maybe the presence of huge, juicy fruits in our evolutionary past tells us nothing about what we are best adapted to eat because we didn't like eating them. Why is that so strange? Maybe an H-G avoided eating fruit because it's just not a very satisfying food. If you want to eat a meal and get full, fruit may not be your best option.
I'm certainly open to the possibility that I avoid carbohydrate unmixed with fat because of some metabolic damage or other that I've sustained, and that I would otherwise be very happy spending a day eating mostly fruit -- other people do this, I know. But I think we should also recognize that logically speaking we can't immediately move from "there was lots of fruit around" to "H-Gs would have eaten that fruit" -- with the implication that they didn't have our wild and crazy scruples about eating it. Maybe they shared our entirely reasonable scruples: fruit is a fun thing to eat on the side, but that doesn't mean it's food in the same way that meat and fat are. Even though paleo H-Gs were not counting calories, that doesn't mean we should think of them as mindless eating machines. They had tastes and moods and ideals about food just like we do.
Answer by Travis Culp 40483 · May 31 '11 at 06:21 PM
The tricky thing about fruit is that our loss of the fourth phase of endogenous vitamin C production occurred at a time concurrent with heavy fruit intake. This clearly offset the unfortunate effects of this loss. I've seen a lot of paleo types claim that you get plenty of vitamin C from liver and meat (I guess they eat both raw) and that vitamin C from fruits etc. is unnecessary. Incidentally, I've also seen a lot of paleo types say that they've gotten bleeding gums. Clearly, vitamin C is needed as an antiscorbutic as well as it's many other functions.
Now, even if we accept that fruit contains compounds that are beneficial for human health, we should also accept that they contain a poison in the form of fructose. A mistake that is often made is assuming that because ancestral humans did a particular thing, it must then be optimal for humans under any circumstances. Our environment, and specifically our constant abundance of food, has given us an "out" as it were with regard to fructose. If an individual has a marginal caloric status, then that fructose could make the difference between thriving and wasting away. I dunno about you guys, but I never have a problem getting enough calories to the point where fruit needs to make up the difference. The same could be said about the consumption of honey. For them it's a net benefit, but that's not the case for us.
The author's reference to the sugar ratio of berries is odd, since it's not the ratio but the dose that we are interested in. Raspberries have very little fructose, but quite a lot of fiber, vitamin C, and manganese. I enjoy eating them and don't feel as though doing so is an act of asceticism.
I'm principally concerned with optimal health and longevity, not eating enough to stay alive for the near future as my ancestors likely were. Contemporary HGs or anatomically modern humans of the past didn't need to worry about something like glycation because the odds of that being the deciding factor between living and dying would have been highly unlikely. Who knows, for me it may come down to that. If I don't feel like I'm missing out by not eating super-sweet fruit, and I'm getting the nutrition elsewhere, then I don't see the problem. I know that fructose from fruit can be metabolically damaging because I've experienced it in the past. I've seen my TGs drop dramatically as my fructose intake has decreased and as much of a cliche as this is, I've never felt better. I've found starch to be far superior for peri-workout nutrition compared to fruit.
I suppose I'd have to see a more compelling argument either that fructose is somehow healthy, or at least completely not harmful, or that there is a substantial amount of nutrition that I'm missing out on by only eating berries. If I were really addicted to sweet tastes and this came down to a quality of life issue, then I suppose it would be worth it, but I'm really not sitting here fidgeting thinking about eating pears.
+1 for "assuming that because ancestral humans did a particular thing, it must then be optimal for humans under any circumstances."
Answer by being 15406 · May 31 '11 at 01:27 PM
i just commented on the article on facebook, so ill just cut and paste what i wrote there.
"GREAT article! ive always been pretty skeptical of that argument that paleolithic fruits were tiny and not-sweet. ive foraged for wild fruit my whole life, and NEVER found that to be the case! labor-intensive absolutely but bitter? never (unless its toxic!). i avoid eating fruit in high quantities since i would like to lose weight, but at this time of year i eat wild fruit at least once a day and spend hours preserving wild berries for winter. i even risked grizzly attack high up in glacier national park in montana at sunset to gorge on wild huckleberries! DELICIOUS. and wild maine blueberries? its what august tastes like. they dont compare to the grocery store blueberries that are about 3X the size and mealy and taste only vaguely reminiscent of blueberry. a good friend in hawaii has a jaboticaba tree in her yard and i actually have her make jelly form them and send me a few jars every time the tree fruits! it tastes like rich dark berry flavor, almost chocolaty. you can feel the micronutrients coursing through your veins! there is certainly a tendency in the paleo movement towards zealotry. i very highly recommend hank shaws new book, "hunt gather, cook: finding the forgotten feast""
Answer by Stabby 17155 · May 31 '11 at 04:30 PM
Just like the "paleo fruits were small and bitter" argument demonstrates absolutely nothing and is one big ol' assumption backed by nothing, so is the assumption that it is a good idea to eat fruits with large amounts of sugar since it WAS there in the paleolithic. I eat fruit, I will not be changing my intake and I don't think that paleo speculation is good for anything except a hypothesis. It doesn't follow that because there was not something in the paleolithic period, or that there was, that we are particularly well-adapted to either scenario, that is a completely invalid assumption because it assumes that whatever happened in the paleolithic period was indeed the best for health and that there in fact was health-oriented adaptation, which we have no way of knowing due to confounding factors in the health of hunter-gatherers. Indeed I did once believe that paleo fruits were small and bitter and fibrous and had little fructose, but I still ate fruit anyway because it is a huge and unfounded assumption that we would not be adapted to any particular quantities of a nutrient based upon evolutionary history, there is no way to know that. We may hypothesize that certain types of foods are generally needed because we may have lost the ability to produce certain compounds in our own bodies, and we may hypothesize that some foods we are poorly adapted to genetically (although we need to acknowledge memetic adaptation) but to say that the prevalence of a particular nutrient in the bulk of our evolution tells us anything about the degree to which we are adapted to it with regards to a health focus? Absurd, a non sequitur if there ever was one.
I like Denise's writing but half of her articles aren't worth reading because they use epidemiology and speculation and are dealing entirely within the realm of the hypothesis and not the reality of things. Perhaps she is just giving those who treat these things as actual avenues of evidence something to think about, good on her then?
Fruits>Grains, demonstrably so, do we have some people who need to eat more carbs? Yes. Good then! Berries are always a good idea.
Answer by Stefan 1 151 · May 31 '11 at 10:08 PM
Please research scurvy, people.
In contradistinction to the vast majority of animals (excluding higher primates, some fish, some birds, and guinea pigs), the human body cannot produce its own Vitamin C. This occurred due to a genetic mutation in primates more than 50 million years ago. Usually such a detrimental mutation would have resulted in death...from scurvy. However, primates chugged along because their diet, in tropical Africa, was rich in Vitamin C-containing citrus fruits.
Human ancestors eventually left the jungles, and were weaned off their fruit diets, not aware that they have to consciously consume Vitamin C to survive. Hence, scurvy probably became more widespread. And life was miserable until we found all this out within the last century or two.
While fruit is clearly not the only source of Vitamin C, it is the source that kept our "ancestors" alive and thriving. Not sure what narrative is more "paleo" than that.
See here for more: http://www.seanet.com/~alexs/ascorbate/197x/stone-i-orthomol_psych-1972-v1-n2-3-p82.htm
As I said, "Fruit is clearly not the only source of Vitamin C."
In animals which synthesize Vitamin C, it is produced in the liver and/or kidneys. Which makes uncooked consumption of these animal parts ideal for Vitamin C consumption, like among Inuits without access to a variety of fruits or vegetables.
However, the premise of the "Paleo" lifestyle is eating those things from an ancient past which are beneficial for humans.
Citrus fruits were the source of Vitamin C which allowed human ancestors to survive and thrive, despite the mutation. It would be inconsistent to count them out.Answer by Ashley Roze 107 · May 31 '11 at 08:00 PM
Maybe if my metabolism weren't demented by 26 years of SAD and I were instead a crossfitting hardbody I'd consider adding some sweet fruit back in my life but until then, I'll save the reenactment for someone else and go with what's working.
Answer by animalcule 8138 · May 31 '11 at 09:50 PM
Won't change my consumption one bit! I already eat a fair amount of berries because I love them and they don't have tons of fructose, and avoid any but small portions of most other fruits because they give me indigestion.
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but this game is huge. your talking a full world. it only makes sense that it has more bugs. sure you might think their are annoying bugs but "annoying" isnt going to EVER in ANY industry get the attention that critical "i cant see it" bugs get. thats like saying skyrim is bad because it has more bugs then pokemon.
Probably so. We must overlook the epic fails to see the epic greatness. I haven't been playing this much recently, but I just got a new monitor and I need to! Went from 720p to 2560x1440, lots of pretty.....
So you're saying it's totally fine for these bugs to be left in the game and for people to experience them? To me annoying bugs are the ones which affect immersion and stop people from being able to complete quests. e.g. Quests which can not be completed and stop a player from progressing in another quest. Characters reappearing even though they have been killed and sometimes multiplying in one spot. Dead Dragons continuously appearing out of nowhere in specific areas.
unless your on a PS3 paid $60 and cant get any DLC and the game still freezes be happy its a bethesda title bugs still exist in Morrowind to this day lol its and issue that complaining about wont fix is it a pain yes if its big enough issue look into fan patches that fix said issues.
yeah i do. i dont give a shit that once every 400 loads my character gets stuck in a rock. id rather that then an 8 GB memory leak. or have my CPU bleed tons of heat because they dont release AI algorithms on time. oh no this vampire killed me and i was totally out of the hit box i hate this game is more laughable then i blew 70 on skyrim plus expansion and I get a stack over flow because a logic bug detects my L3 wrong and requests a memory segment that doesnt exist. QQ
Stuck in the rock is no big deal to me either. An autosave load and it's resolved. That's on par with the occasional mammoth falling from the sky. They don't potentially break quest progress and it doesn't happen all the time. Minor bugs.
Pretty much what I'm saying. Minor bugs don't bother me, but when I have to start the entire game over again and again because a story quest is broken, that's absolute bullshit. That's the reason I'm just now progressing through Skyrim for the first time. Tried playing it a few months back and the opening sequence would bug out when the headsman approached the chopping block. The dialogue would play, but none of the NPCs would do anything but stand there. Starting over from the beginning nor reinstalling helped. As far as Morrowind goes, yeah, it's still full of bugs, as is Oblivion and both of the BethSoft Fallout games. It can be frustrating, but as long as the bug/glitch isn't game-breaking, they can be tolerated.
I've actually not had hardly any game breaking bugs; the only one I can think of (in 3 1/2 play throughs) is the wolf queen quest, there were multiple skulls at the end and none of them were acceptable to falk to finish the quest. Oh, and I guess I had a guy who was supposed to die be invincible. But those are fixable
Luckily on the PC version you can use the console to set quest stages to pretty much bypass any bug or glitch. But be careful. The console can do some disturbing stuff...
Lulz. Edit: so I googled 'army of horkers' to find a picture of an army of horkers cuz Im too lazy to go spawn some; and the first thing the comes up is "US Army official site" I haz to laugh
well new Skyrim DLC looks cool Dragonriding Spears New creatures Solstheim Island Several locations Telvanni / morrowind structures Bonemold , chitin , stalhrim , nordic new weapons and armors news is a little old but didnt see it posted in here so anyway looks good to me. I <3 spears
Does this game got any problems with running on 12.11 drivers? because Im getting like slideshow on high?even before on windows 7 with 12.10 it run normal even on ultra.OR its win8 thats gives problems to game?
stalhrim and Nordic Mail are possibly stronger Was known as Ice Armor in Morrowinds Bloodmoon Expansion It was a Medium Armor with the same Defence values as many previous Heavy Armors Then of course Nordic Mail was slightly better than Ebony Mail in Morrowind In reality these armors will probably be Light and Heavy respectively with tweaked values with the Nordic mail possibly being considered around Ebony / Deadric in terms of stats Dragonbone might be stronger but my guess is not by much. Essentially Ice Armor 50 def value Ebony 60 def value Nordic Mail 66 def value Deadric 80 def value again based on morrowind info it seems this newest expansion is bring backing morrowind gear for the skyrim adventurer
morrowind if you can get past clunky animations and cluttered interface is the best Elder Scrolls game, and with mods added dynamic shadows and DX9 etc etc etc it looks pretty damn amazing only the character meshes look terrible lol
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I bought Hearthfire last week. yesterday i decided to actually put it to use. I spent a good part of the later afternoon and into the night building my manor. It was time consuming but fun. I'm nearly done furnishing it and I moved the wife in etc. Question: Is there a way to have all your goods moved from one house to another without having to haul them yourself? God I'm dreading having to make all the trips. My manor was attacked by a Giant. The bastard killed a couple of my chickens and my cow! Anyway i dug this DLC and it gave me the home I've been craving for. Ever since I lost shit loads of my armor and goods from a mod house I downloaded, I refuse to use mods for storing my stuff. In fact I'm not running any mods now. That leads me to one last question: I have this strange texture issue in the game. I've had it for a very long time and I've put up with it but I wonder if there is a fix? Dragons, some people's armor, candles and all sorts of other world items including some horses have textures that looks like a mesh screen and I can see through them. Anyone know anything about this?? I think I'll grab the other DLC: Dawn-Guard just to extend the game a bit more. I beat the main story a long time ago and I've just been doing other major quests and side missions.
Best way to me would be to use the console command player.setav carryweight xxxx Just put your carryweight to something ridiculous and grab everything you have and haul it away. Next time you load up your save your carryweight will be back to normal, no harm no foul.
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February 13 - 24, 2013
STG Presents WAR HORSE February 13 - 24, 2013 at The Paramount Theatre in Seattle. This show is available as part of a subscription to the 2012-2013 KeyBank Broadway at The Paramount season. Click here to learn more!
STG is proud to partner with Seattle Repertory Theatre on this presentation.
A remarkable tale of courage, loyalty and friendship.
England, 1914. As World War One begins, Joey, young Albert's beloved horse, is sold to the cavalry and shipped from England to France. He's soon caught up in enemy fire, and fate takes him on an extraordinary journey, serving on both sides before finding himself alone in no man's land. But Albert cannot forget Joey and, still not old enough to enlist, he embarks on a treacherous mission to find him and bring him home.
This powerfully moving and imaginative drama, filled with stirring music and songs, is a show of phenomenal inventiveness that is currently playing to packed houses in London and New York. At its heart are astonishing life-sized puppets created by South Africa's Handspring Puppet Company, that bring to life breathing, galloping, charging horses strong enough for men to ride.
STG is one of 10 presenters in the country to receive an education grant from the Broadway League for "Power of Horses"--a residency project involving deaf teens and adults from the region. The program partners include deaf artist Howie Seago; deaf students from Edmonds-Woodway High School; Little Bit Therapeutic Riding Center; and Deaf Spotlight cultural organization.
ASL Interpreted Performance: February 20, 2013 at 7:30pm and February 24, 2013 at 1:00pm with interpreters Dave Morrison & Ginevra Deianni
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Side Dishes: Hong's Chinese Dumplings, Taco Bell, St. Pierre's Catering, Hen of the Wood
You're not alone if you've been missing the Hong's Chinese Dumplings [1] cart, which sets up in front of Borders on Church Street. For three years running, in 2005, '06 and '07, Seven Days readers voted the savory snacks the area's hottest "street food." They're best slathered with owner Hong Yu's homemade ginger garlic soy sauce or hot chili oil.
So why have the dumplings disappeared? According to Yu, a misunderstanding with the Vermont Health Department [2] is to blame. Because she couldn't do all of her preparation on her licensed cart, she was making some of her food at home. "They never told me I needed a license," she laments. "I've been doing this for almost nine years. It is always very clean. Every morning I cook things fresh."
Now Yu can't vend until a representative from the health department visits her home and certifies her kitchen. She isn't sure when that will be.
"I feel very sad," Yu says. "I miss my customers, but I don't want to do something illegal." She plans to reopen on Church Street as soon as she gets the health department's go-ahead. Eventually, though, Yu would love to open a small "dumpling house."
"It's very tough on Church Street," she asserts. "I'm getting older now; my shoulder hurts and my back hurts." Inside, without a heavy cart to push around and set up day after day, Yu thinks she could "work more, and maybe hire somebody. It would look like a Chinese house inside. It would be cute," she concludes.
Ay Ay Ay! On July 23, despite drizzly weather, crowds converged at 7 a.m. — three hours early — to wait in line for a taste of "double-decker tacos" and nacho cheese gorditas at the opening of Rutland Town's new Taco Bell. According to a report in the Rutland Herald [3], by lunchtime the wait at the drive-through was 50 minutes long.
Until last week, the chain's Dorset Street location was the only one in Vermont. But Taco Bell's corporate bigwigs plan to remedy the dearth soon; they have plans to open five quasi-Mexican eateries in the Green Mountains. For now, fans of the "Spicy Chicken Crunchwrap Supreme" are waiting with bated breath to learn which towns they'll choose. ¡Ellos quieren Taco Bell!
Folks who suspect that the chile-slinging eatery might be behind the recent salmonella poisonings can set their minds at ease and go chew a chalupa. The Taco Bell website reports: "Food safety is our top priority. The CDC and FDA have recently advised against eating raw jalapeños. We do not serve raw jalapeños. Our jalapeños are pickled and packaged, and they are not related to the jalapeños the CDC is investigating." Phew!
Wanna buy a catering company? Roy St. Pierre, of 13-year-old St. Pierre's Catering [4], is packing up and moving to warmer climes and hopes to sell his biz.
In addition to traditional catering, St. Pierre runs the café at Higher Ground [5], serving up Caribbean jerk chicken sandwiches and beer-battered fries with cheese sauce to hungry show-goers. He's also catered backstage for the likes of Lyle Lovett and Ringo Starr.
He's still part-owner of the restaurant, but Craig Tresser, formerly co-chef at highly acclaimed Hen of the Wood at the Grist Mill [6], has moved on to a non-culinary job, confirms co-owner and Executive Chef Eric Warnstedt. Why? In part, because Tresser and his wife have a "bun in the oven."
"It's all good stuff," Warnstedt suggests. "He wanted to start a family and have a normal life. Things are kind of crazy around here."
Replacing Tresser in the role of sous chef is Phillip Clayton, who used to be sous at Trattoria Delia [7]. "He's been here for a month. It's going well," Warnstedt reports.
Lots of restaurants are closing their doors due to the tough economy. But despite a padlock on the gate, Tantra [8] on Church Street in Burlington isn't one of them. So says owner Manatat Waiwong, who is currently traveling in Thailand. She claims it will reopen on August 4, when she returns.
Want to do something to help Vermont's hard-working restaurateurs through tough times? Bike to your favorite restaurant, and spend the gas money — on food.
[1] http://hongsdumplings.com/
[2] http://healthvermont.gov/
[3] http://www.rutlandherald.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080724/NEWS01/807240408/0/RSS
[4] http://www.stpierrecatering.com/
[5] http://www.highergroundmusic.com/
[6] http://www.7nvt.com/7n/listing.htm?establishment_id=587
[7] http://www.7nvt.com/7n/listing.htm?establishment_id=218
[8] http://www.7nvt.com/7n/listing.htm?establishment_id=333


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We are so fortunate to have the opportunity to give back to the beauty community that has given us so much over the years. It was an incredibly special moment when the Beauty Schools Directory team was able to surprise Brenda Corona from Las Vegas, Nevada on Skype with a $2,500 scholarship for esthetics school. We would like to thank every single applicant who told us their story and applied for the scholarship to pursue their dreams and attend a beauty school or cosmetology school, and everyone who had a hand in making this scholarship possible. Congratulations, Brenda! We are so excited for you!
We will check in with Brenda throughout her journey at her esthetics school of choice near her new home in Virginia. No doubt she will have lots of stories to share, insights on the inner workings of esthetician training, and words of wisdom to share with other aspiring estheticians and beauty professionals!
If you didn't win this time, but you are still anxious to start beauty school, apply for the $2,500 cosmetology scholarship today. We give away four $2,500 cosmetology scholarships every year for a total of $10,000. The next deadline is April 30, 2012.
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Meet Brenda. She's moving from Las Vegas to Virginia.
I've been here my whole life. I got married 3 years ago, and ever since we got married we've wanted to have a change because he's been living here for the longest time. We wanted to go all the way to the other side of the country. I've never been there. He left two months ago, so I'm just ready to leave. My plan was to go to school here, but the opportunity arrived that we could move over there. So why start school here if I wasn't going to be able to finish it? So I postponed it for when I move over there. So yeah, that's the plan!
She dreams of becoming a licensed esthetician.
My biggest plans are that I want to move over there with my husband to be with them. I just want to start fresh. I've been thinking about going to esthetics school for the longest time. I'm getting ready to be 23 and I need to do something already. Once I move over there, it's going to be a new state, new people, new everything. I think it's the right opportunity, the right time to start fresh in another place. I think I'm ready for the change and to do something with my life.
She's starting a new adventure alongside her husband of 3 years.
My husband is very supportive. Whatever I want to do he's there for me and says just go for it. I've been looking not only at the esthetics program, but I've been looking to see what is it that I really want to do? And he tells me, too, "I think this is a perfect fit for you." I'm like, "Ok I think so too!" It's both of us. It's like, "Ok, I think I'll go for this. He's very supportive so I know that. And I know it's going to be long hours between working and going to the school, but he says that he's there for me. If he's there for me, I can do this. I'm ready for that.
She doesn't realize she's the scholarship recipient.
I just have one last thing and I'll let you go. Um… You are the winner of a $2,500 scholarship!
Oh my gosh, I'm so excited! Thank you so much, I'm so excited, I can't wait to go and start school. Oh my gosh, that's so cool! I'm all excited, my hands are so nervous! I can't wait to call my husband. He's going to be screaming. [Laughs]
Brenda will get a $2,500 scholarship to go to esthetics school.
Thank you so much. I'm going to do my best to, you know, do the best I can! I'm so thankful. Thank you so, so much. I just want to thank everybody – I know there's a lot of people working behind you and thank everybody that is supporting me for this money. Just let them know that I am very thankful, and my husband is too! I'm going to do the best I can. I'm ready to go to the new state, start fresh, start a new school, and I'm gonna be good. Thank you so, so much.


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Hah! I was planning on making this very post, or something similar!
I very much agree with the posts here. On one hand, I think the PHA dussacks are great for encouraging and building athleticism and the use of distance and timing; on the other hand, because of the floppiness, many of the techniques we see in the sources are simply impossible or will end up with you getting hit or doubling. This lends itself to cut/countercut/void style of fencing we see, with little to no handwork.
The suggestion about the PHA cutlass trainers is one that I am going to be trying out myself; I recently had the chance to bout dussack using their synthetic baskethilt trainers, and I was very pleased with the fact that I could actually parry and perform actions on the blade. Because of that, I will be experimenting with the synthetic cutlass trainers, as I think they might prove even better.
I'm also glad to see that many people are on the same page here; I would love to see the level of technique and understanding of the dussack rise in the community, and I think that having a trainer more suitable for period technique is necessary to achieve that.


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For many parents, a trip to the costume store can turn into a Halloween nightmare. There is thecost of costumes (average price is about $29) as well as the age-appropriateness of what the store is selling for children.
In her blog post Just Say No to Slutoween that appeared on the Huffington Post, Jenny Witte wrote to encourage parents to seek out costumes that aren't sexually suggestive. Witte wrote about how when she was younger, she was a cat for Halloween—and not a "slutty cat."
In case you missed it, a "naughty leopard" costume was reportedly pulled from the shelves of Walmart. Was it really naughty or was it just the use of that term in the costume's name that made people object?
Patch asked on Maryland Facebook pages what readers thought about Halloween costumes for kids.
"Some for little girls make them look like little hookers!" Kathy Watson wrote on Anne Arundel Patch's Facebook page.
"Many kids costumes are too sexy," Valerie Mettee wrote on Parkville-Overlea Patch's Facebook page. "Why can't a little girl just be a little girl?!"
Others questioned the parents' judgment when it came to selecting costumes.
"But the mothers think they are cute and then don't understand why the child want to wear clothes like that to school out in public," Bruce Neumann wrote on Anne Arundel Patch's Facebook page.
"Sad that parents think it's okay for their young children!" Jennifer Hattenbach Graves wrote on Edgewater-Davidsonville Patch's Facebook page.
"We need to go back to the days of the costumes that were plastic and you simply put them over your clothes," wrote Alissa Brett onOdenton-Severn Patch's Facebook page.
Some commenters felt that scary costumes are appropriate for the holiday.
"I don't have a problem with scary ones," wrote Melinda Pearson Bedard on Annapolis Patch's Facebook page. "Halloween is supposed to be scary, not sleazy."
"Never too scary," wrote Rhonda Bethke Little on Bel Air Patch's Facebook page. "But I hate seeing tween girls looking cheap and easy!"
Another expressed concern about young kids being frightened.
"I just never really got into the scariness of Halloween, wrote Hetty Cassutto Haden on Owings Mills-Reisterstown Patch's Facebook page. "Don't need to have little kids scared to death and crying. Let them be fairy princesses and cartoon and book characters and just keep it fun."
TELL US: What do you think about kids' Halloween costumes—are they too risque or scary? Leave a comment to let us know.


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Tesla California sales beat Chrysler, Volvo, Cadillac, other big namesI wish I could spend 90k on a car.Quartz has a summary of Tesla Motors sales figures from the August edition of the California New Car Dealers Association newsletter, and the news is good for the upstart electric car company. In June 2013, Tesla sold more vehicles in California than ten big-name brands: Buick, Cadillac, Chrysler, Fiat, Jaguar, Land Rover, Lincoln, Mitsubishi, Porsche, and Volvo.
The news comes in the same week that Tesla's flagship Model S achieved a five-star, across-the-board safety rating by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (a result so high that, in Wired's words, it "broke the crash-testing gear"). Consumer Reports loves the Model S, too, noting that it "outscores every other car" in their rating system.


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#7Thompson #SWA
RIP Craigos. A true CW legend. You will be missed.
The odd ball has done more than others but it is still a decent track to bat on. Would any Indian be bothered by this pitch? Big fat emphatic NO.
Gooch and Flower need to be taken to task as it isn't though they haven't had long enough to sort the batting line up out in conditions like this.
Who has even said the word dustbowl? Again, its not black and white. If a pitch isn't a dustbowl in India its not automatically flat.
This is turning and was turning on day 1. Swann got 4 wickets against the Indian batting lineup on day 1. That is proof its turning more than usual and can be difficult to bat on.
Yeah, The pitch is certainly not a minefield but I'd say it's a good pitch as opposed to a dead one that people were going on about - Offering a considerable amount to the bowlers and rewarding batsmen who work themselves in.
It's certainly not as dead and lifeless as was being said when Sehwag was hitting England around for fun.
Ashwin hard done by with 3-80, tbh. Has been the bowler of the match so far.
Where is that Shri ****? Is he banned or something?
Somewhere he is tasting this Ojha 5-fer hard.
Did anyone pass comment on the "KP to left arm spin again lolz" thang at the time, btw?
- As featured in The Independent.
"Straight out of England's Bumper Book of Balls ups"
- Mike Selvey on England's first innings collapse at The Gabba
I was sorely tempted to resubscribe to Sky for this series - thank **** I resisted
So will we get 250 in this innings?
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CROSS RIVER, N.Y. – Behind the solid pitching of Samantha Ferris and powerful hitting of center fielder Alyssa Cuzzola, Arlington stormed past Walter Panas, 16-0, in the consolation game of the John Jay tournament on Saturday.
Ferris, a lefty, struck out 11 through just five innings and scattered five hits to earn the win. The game ended after five innings due to the mercy rule.
"She did a very nice job of moving the ball around," said Arlington coach Nancy Schroeder, whose team improved to 7-8. "She had good presence in the circle and did a nice job of mixing up her pitches."
Cuzzola finished 4 for 4 with seven RBI including an inside-the-park three-run home run in the first inning. She followed that with a two-RBI single in the second inning and Jordan Minckler brought her home with a triple to extend the lead to 6-0.
"I worked on just staying back and staying more relaxed," said Cuzzola, who also had a two-RBI double in the third inning to make it 10-0. "I stayed back in the box and was just making sure my hands were going straight through."
Kaitlyn Iacomini had a triple and two RBI. Iacomini, Kaci Cobb, Karlie Brady and Jackie Santilli each had an RBI in a six-run fourth inning.
"We did a nice job of getting our lead runner on base and either advancing her with a bunt or by a base hit," Schroeder said. "We took advantage of some errors and were really aggressive today on offense. (Cuzzola) did a nice job of staying patient and waiting for her pitch. She was finding the gaps with her line drives."
For Panas (7-10), Jessica Cavaliere went 2 for 3 with a double.
After giving up a late lead against Valhalla in the opening round and only registering two runs, the Admirals were determined to bounce back.
"We definitely wanted to come back and leave on a high note," Cuzzola said.
It's been an up and down season for Arlington, but the squad is hoping to be playing its best softball with the Section 1 Class AA playoffs starting soon.
"I think if we continue playing like we did today – everyone stayed up and our heads were in it – we have a very good shot at going far," Cuzzola said. "We just have to stay in it."


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Deal worth $160 million expected to close in 2014.
All Metals Recycling in Ottumwa, Iowa, now owned by Alter Trading.
Baltimore-based metals recycler acquired by Philadelphia company.
Marietta Recycling installs Eldan Recycling system.
Indiana Department of Environmental Management awards $525,000 to six recycling-related companies.
PlasMet's Atlanta plant receives certification and two nonprofit organizations begin certification process.
Association veteran was long-time leader of the Steel Recycling Institute.
System will recover zorba from ASR generated by the company's three Ontario auto shredders.
Product designed to handle tires used in off-the-road applications.
Louisiana-Pacific and Casella sell joint stake in insulation producer.
Private equity firm partners with Winter Bros. execs in $28 million investment.
Maritime Paper will be the majority owner of the operation that will serve Canada's Atlantic provinces.
Aluminum firm will expand its extrusion operations in Leetonia, Ohio.
A university study claims an additional 10,000 jobs could be created by boosting recycling in Indiana.


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SMUD Exhibition Features Artwork By 13 Sacramento Area Artists Exploring Belief SystemsDec 5, 2013 - Jan 22, 2014This event occurs daily, every 1 day(s). Beliefs, opens at the SMUD Art Gallery, 6301 S Street, Sacramento, on Friday, October 25, 2013. The public is invited to meet the artists and view their work at a FREE opening reception on Thursday, October 24, 2013, from 4 to 6 p.m. The exhibition showcases artwork exploring belief systems, the focus of this year's SMUD Awareness Series Program. The series, sponsored by SMUD's Office of... |
Soroptimist International of Sacramento SEE's Candy StoreDec 5, 2013 - Dec 24, 2013This event occurs weekly on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Soroptimist International of Sacramento SEE's Candy Store opens 7th year in new location. Tickets for the annual Crab Fiesta will also be sold at the store. The fundraisers support local area women and children in need. |
Design CircusDec 5, 2013 - Dec 19, 2013This event occurs weekly on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. A remarkable display of visual concoctions from Sac State's graphic design alumni. |
Golden Ticket Toy DriveDec 5, 2013 - Dec 9, 2013MIKUNI, DE VERE'S IRISH PUB, AND DEMARCUS COUSINS PUT IMAGINATIVE TWIST ON LOCAL HOLIDAY TOY DRIVE Sacramento, CA (November 19, 2013)—Mikuni Japanese Restaurant & Bar, de Vere's Irish Pub, and DeMarcus Cousins have joined charitable forces this holiday season to create the first Golden Ticket Toy Drive—an effort to help local kids in need... |
Pop-Up! A Private Collection of 3D Children's BooksDec 5, 2013 - Dec 29, 2013This event occurs weekly on Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Pop-up books, with their lively and graphic three-dimensional images, have long been a popular art form since the mid-19th century. Numerous examples of this unique book art form will be on display in this special exhibit on a loan from the collection of Dr. Maria Winkler, Professor of Art Emeritus, CSU Sacramento. Including themes based on the Winter holidays, such as Kwanzaa, Chanukah, and... |
Holiday Market and Tea & TourDec 5, 2013 - Dec 24, 2013This event occurs daily, every 1 day(s). Holiday shopping has never been easier! Just stop off at the Pence Gallery between the days of Nov. 8- Dec. 24, to find the best selection of affordable hand-made gifts by well-known local and regional artists for all your family and friends. Enjoy beaded jewelry, wheel-thrown ceramics, hand-woven scarves, mugs, platters, and one of a kind artwork by Charlene Doiron Reinhart, Liz... |
Weekly Tastings at Dono dal Cielo!Dec 5, 2013 - Mar 31, 2014This event occurs weekly on Sunday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Dono dal Cielo, an Estate Vineyard is open for tasting! Come check out the new look in our winery and find something beautiful! We often feature LIVE music on Saturdays. You can find out what we have going on this weekend by visiting our website linked below. We look forward to greeting you soon! |
Granite Bay Christmas Nativity ExhibitDec 5, 2013 - Dec 7, 2013The Granite Bay Christmas Nativity Exhibit, complete with a "live" dress-up manger scene for children, will display over 500 nativities from over 60 countries around the world, depicting the birth of Jesus Christ. As visitors browse the nativities, Christmas music fills the halls as choirs and musicians from all over the community perform. |
Viewpoint Photographic Art Center: Magnus StarkDec 5, 2013 - Dec 7, 2013This event occurs weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Magnus Stark, who was born in Sweden and resides in Bangor, Maine, makes film-based images without using a camera. "Like a chemist in a lab, I experiment with the raw film by sometimes treating it with a variety of common organic substances, before exposing it to extreme elements. What happens to film if you pop it in the microwave? Submerge it in a hot tub? Stick it in the freezer?... |
Viewpoint Photographic Art Center: Jimmy FikeDec 5, 2013 - Dec 7, 2013This event occurs weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Jimmy Fike's exhibit comprises selections from his series, J.W. Fike's Photographic Survey of the Wild Edible Botanicals of the North American Continent. The photographs "serve as archive and guide for an uncertain ecological future…. These edible plants grow all around us, in yards, alleys, ditches, and empty lots. Each testifies to our symbiotic evolution... |


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