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The dog lover, who has also set up a charity to support retired police dogs, said the attacks seemed to be "a growing trend".
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The petition needs 100,000 signatures in order to bring the matter to parliament for discussion.
Dave added: "Even if I don't reach that target I'm hoping the campaign will generate enough support so that MPs take notice and will take our campaign further."
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To persist in buying my Uncle a Christmas gift after this 'thankyou' card?(76 Posts)
So, every year I buy my Uncle, Aunt and 2 cousins a Christmas gift. They live a long way away and we rarely see each other, but it is a way of remembering them and choosing something I think they will like. For the past few years, only one of my cousins has reciprocated in the gift giving. It really doesn't bother me - as for me it is genuinely about giving a little thing for Christmas. My Uncle and Aunt were generous growing up and in fact until my Grandmother died a couple of years ago, and my Aunt still sends birthday gifts for all my kids.
My Uncle got remarried a few years ago, so his gift is joint with his new wife. Last year I got a board game (she has children who are grown up but without kids who all come for Christmas) and this year some fun and unusual chocolates. I got a 'thankyou' card from the new wife which basically said, "Thanks for the present but perhaps next year a card would be fine." Now, I don't know whether to get my Uncle a present next year.
I'm not sure if she is genuinely trying to be nice and to stop the trouble for me, of if she feels guilty they don't send one for our family, or just that Christmas is over commercialised and why am I sending something when I never see them, and it's not something they want anyway? I feel like I want to send something, not that I am obligated in any way, and I enjoy doing it. But if someone doesn't want to receive it defeats the object, really. I do it for the rest of the family and just because Uncle is remarried, why should I leave him out? (Also, letter was from her, not him). Plus, a tiny, rebellious part of me thinks, "Who are you to tell me who to buy a present for or not?".
So should I leave him out next year or persist? Or send one to him without her name on it? (That would be mean though, wouldn't it).
Just send one for him. I don't see why you should stop on her say so.
It's still entirely up to you.
Do what you want, and don't bother trying to interpret a comment - it could mean anything.
Leave him out, they clearly are not bothered about the present, send a lovely card and letter instead.
What about buying one of the charity gifts where you get a card saying you got someone a goat or something in their name? Would that be a compromise you'd be happy with ?
I think she is probably trying to save you cost and hassle. She may well not want to start buying for you (through choice or through money issues), and whilst you are ok with not getting a gift, she may feel guilty about getting something but not sending something.
Or she may well just be being polite, like a "Oh you shouldn't have" kind of comment.
If you want to keep buying something for them do.
Choccy, I thought about the charity gift, but for me it's about thinking of them even if it is for a short while to browse the internet! The 'hassle' and thought is what makes it personal. Laurie, you're right about not bothering to interpret the comment, and do what I want. I am struggling to know what I want though because if it is unwanted, then there isn't much point in sending and therefore I don't want to do it. Also, it feels disrespectful if someone has basically asked you not to.
Oh god, I've been trying to drop hints at extended family for years to knock the gift buying on the head. These days it is very rarely a nice thought, simply heaps guilt on people that they haven't reciprocated or they end up stretching their finances buying for people they don't even know anymore.
I can see her point. I have told a friend that I want to stop buying for each other's kids at Christmas (all over 18) but she insists on buying mine something so feel I have to return the favour. I'd much rather she stuck to what I've requested.
Good to hear the other point of view. In our case, though, I only have 1 Uncle and Aunt so it's not a huge, extended family. I think it's a bit sad I get my friend from the school run something but not my own Uncle. Yes, it's a different relationship because we spend a lot of time together, but she is not my family.
Stick to birthdays only and spend a bit extra then with a nice card/photos for Christmas.
I've never done birthdays and hadn't received for a long time on birthdays, but we all did Christmas till fairly recently.
I don't think she could be any clearer, they don't want a gift from you. I think you should respect their wishes.
I'm not so sure about "they" are clearly not bothered. It could easily be that the new DW isn't bothered. Not that I'm saying she's some kind of evil stepmother, could just be like Teeb, and me.
Also, some men are happy to leave the card sending to a woman because, well that's our job isn't it?
So don't read too much into the card not being written by your uncle. My Dh's family just don't receive cards or gifts because I refuse to be his bloody secretary, but some women are happy to buy, write and send all the cards etc.
Why not ring your uncle and ask?
YABU to be asking about Christmas in January.
Well..... DH's family have relatives (DH's cousins) in Australia. We have never met them but they insist in sending us little gifts each Christmas. It's a nice gesture of course but it always makes me feel a bit uncomfortable as we never reciprocate and I'm just not prepared to get into present buying for people I don't know. They always get a little something for my (teenage) kids - but they always get opened and put to one side. And they always send me and DH an Australian calendar - which never gets used either as we always end up with one or two (much nicer!) calendars.
I'm being mean I know but we never communicate with them so I don't know how to tell them to stop!
I'd just stop if I were you!
Why don't you speak to your uncle and explain how YOU feel and ask HIS thoughts? If it's a new(ish) relationship she may be thinking "I can't be doing with buying for a load of people I don't know", she MAY be trying to save you hassle and trouble (from where she's standing) without understanding that you enjoy it, she may even be (I doubt it, but possible) trying to drive a wedge between him and his family, you'll never know if you don't ask.
I think you should read the note for what it is. A simple, polite request to stop buying presents for them. There is no need to overthink this. Send them a lovely card next year.
Longingforsomesleep, well here's your solution, the simple polite request in the form of a thank you note!
Jean, asking in Jan cos I just got the card. But I get where you're coming from .
Interesting to hear others' takes on this. I found it a bit rude and overly 'hinting without saying.
I think she is giving you an 'out' should you choose to take it, I don't read her note to be rude or saying that the gifts aren't wanted. However you have expressed your genuine pleasure in buying a gift and sending it so I think you should continue to do so. I would send a card along with the gift next Christmas explaining that you enjoy and want to send them/ your uncle a gift and will continue to do so but in no way should they feel as though they should reciprocate. I wouldn't read anything into the fact that it was your uncles wife that has written, I would assume that the message was jointly their thoughts but like most couples I know it is the woman who writes the cards!
god I wish I had the gumption to do this to my extended family. we have sacked back in the present giving as it got out if hand, big family, but they still buy fur us and it's very very uncomfortable to be honest.
buying presents fir people isn't about you enjoying sending them it's whether her the present is wanted in the first place.
send a card and a letter.
is the new wife diabetic? you said you brought unusual chocolates maybe they didnt like them?
What for you may be a pleasant experience thinking about them, for them may be them receiving what they view as pointless tat they regift.
DH's family are big into the gifts, he feels similar to you (or felt). But we now know at least one other sibling is wishing we could have a present list cull. And after receiving 2 massive mugs as presents this year, he realised what the gifts actually symbolize is his family know fuck all about us - if you spent 30 min with us you'd realise neither of us drink tea or coffee so have no need of mugs.
It isn't sad you spend more on someone on the school run - you have a live, meaningful relationship with them.
It's OK to say you don't mind them not giving you a gift, but that is quite pressurizing if they don't send one, they'll either feel guilty or obligated.
I think her note was a nice, polite way of broaching that you might want to switch to cards only, which many families do when the younger generation arrives and they focus on their own kids rather than members of the extended family they otherwise have little relationship with.
They probably think they are being helpful by suggesting you stop buying them gift.
Saving you the hassle of choosing, wrapping and posting, as well as saving you money.
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Johann David von Nida, commonly called David, was born 1748 on the ship "Hampshire" on the Atlantic Ocean while his parents were in route to America from Germany. He lived in Maryland during the early part of his life, probably in the Cumberland area. He married a German girl, Mary, who was also of Maryland.(1) Family records indicate that Johann David served in the Revolutionary War from 1775 until its close. (1) There were no family members located on the 1776 census of Frederick Co., MD.
He lived in Berkeley Co., VA. in 1780 and owned considerable property in Hampshire Co., VA. (2) "David Nidy of Berkeley Co., assignee of William Bailey, 215 acres on Great Cacapehon in Hampshire Co. - Survey, Richard Rigg, adjoining Abraham Lerue, Joseph Crecraft, Sr." (8) "David Nidy, (in 1780) assignee of William Bailey of Berkeley for whom survd, forfeited from Joseph Cracraft, Senr; Oct 1777 - 29 Apr 1779, 215 a. Gt. Cacapehon, warrant to Joseph Cracraft, senr and Abram Lerue. cc - John Morgan and Thomas Conway. Surv Richard Rigg." (9)
David Nidey and James Cochran are listed as a "chain carrier" on a survey listed as follows: "James Cochran, son of and assignee (in 1778) of William Cochran of Frederick for whom surveyed 8 Sept 1766 - 7 Apr 1775, 122 a. on Back Creek, E.Side Spruce Hill adj. Abraham Haines, Wm Baldwin, Francis Baldwin, Richard Beeson, Jno Bailey. CC David Nidey and James Cochran - Surv Richard Rigg." (8)
David Needy appears on the 1784 - 1784 Rent Roll - 215 Ac. The name David Needy also appears on the 1782 Tax List with 1 white tithable and 0 slaves, 3 horses and 5 cattle. However, the first census of Hampshire Co., 1782, does not list any Nida/Needy/Nidy family, nor does the 1787 census of this county. The Nida family is also absent in the 1810-1820-1830-1840 & 1850 census in Hampshire County. Hampshire County was formed from Frederick Co., VA on May 1, 1754. Most of their records were lost or destroyed during the Civil War. All marriage books from the Revolutionary War to 1865 are missing. Personal property tax lists are in the Virginia State Library, Archives Division for 1782 through 1850. Hampshire County included part of what is now Mineral County and Morgan County.
The family moved to Botetourt Co. after 1780 and purchased 345 acres of land in Botetourt County on November 15, 1786. (3) He acquired considerable land in what is now Giles, Allegheny, and Craig Counties, owning more than 1000 acres, most of which appears to have been in Sinking Creek valley. All nine of their children are believed to have been born in Berkeley County. However, there is some question as to the year of each birth. The Virginia Census of 1787 lists only one white male over 16.???
There is a Joseph Nigh on the 1810 Berkeley Co., VA census, age over 45, which may or may not be a relative of Johann David. Jack E. Nida has listed him as a son in his book but I cannot substantiate this. There is also a Lloyd Nidy, over 45, on this same census who could be a brother to Johann David.
The time and place of the deaths of David and Mary are not completely known at this time. Both joined in executing deeds in 1807 and it appears that they were dividing their property among their children. On February 21, 1805, David deeded to his son, John "Nyday", 160 acres on the "waters of Craig Creek" which was witnessed by Adam "Nyday" and George Irwin. (4) On February 10, 1807, David and Mary deeded 118 acres of their land "in the Valley of Sinking Creek" to their son, Peter "Neyday". (5) On October 13, 1807, David and Mary deeded to their son, Abraham "Niday", 153 acres of land "on Stone Run branch of Craig Creek". (6) On the same day, they also deeded 135 acres to their son, John "Niday". (7) David`s signature is legible while Mary made her mark (X).
David Nida`s name does not appear on the tax duplicate for Botetourt County in 1809, although the names of several of his sons appear there. It appears that Mary may have died as her name was not on the deed when David purchased land in Giles County in 1807. The purchase appears: "Ibid pg. x57. Thomas and Nancy Kirk to David Nighday land on the south side of John`s Creek Mountain, on Clover Bottom, branch of Sinking Creek adjacent to Philip Harless. 1807." However, a sale of land in 1813 gives more information. "Ibid pg 283 David and Susanna Nighday to Isaac Kirk--37 acres, witnesses, John W.D.Williams, John Tawney, Isaac Epling and Joseph Kirk." This appears to be the name of David's second wife, Susanna, who he remarried after the death of Mary between 1808 and 1810. I believe that the female listed on the 1810 Giles County census in David's age bracket to be Susanna. This census also lists others who I believe to be his son, Jacob, and his son David and wife, Nancy Scott and their two sons and three daughters. The 1820 census of Giles County shows David and his wife with a female between the ages of 10 and 16 who was probably a grandaughter. David's son Peter and his family were living nearby. I believe that David had died by 1828 and Peter moved with his family to Ohio leaving only Jacob to appear on the 1830 Giles County census.
Jack E. Nida's "The History of The Family von Nida" lists the names of eight children for this family as John, Abram, Peter, Joseph, Adam, Jacob, Philip, and Katherine. I have found nine children who I believe to belong to David and Mary, but the names are not the same. Perhaps some of them had two names and the census, deeds, and marriage registries reflect the names as I have listed them. However, I have found nothing on Joseph and and the research of others including Jack E. Nida gives nothing except his name.
In the WPA Federal Writers Program 1935-1936, there is a description of the David Niday home. It was uncertain for me to establish just which David this house belonged to, but I am of the opinion that it was Johann David and Mary's home on the original homesite now owned by Jane Johnstone near murder hole.
(1) Brief manuscript prepared about 1880 and in possession of F. B.(Ben)
Niday of Mercerville, Ohio in 1966. No further verification found.
(2) See "Historic Old Shepardstown" , pg 70, wherein "David Needy" is mentioned as owning 215 acres of land in Berkeley County in 1780. Also original deed, Land Office, Richmond, Virginia by Lord Fairfax to "David Nidy" for 215 acres of land in Hampshire County, Virginia, a part of the famous Northern Neck Grant dated May 26, 1780. This deed recites that "David Nidy" is a resident of Berkeley County, Virginia. In deeding away this latter property he signed his name "Johann David von Nida". His wife "Mary" also signed.
(3) Deed Book #3, p. 441 - Botetourt Co., VA. (Photocopy in possession of the author.)
(4) Deed Book #8, p. 615 - Botetourt Co., VA (Photocopy in possession of the author.)
(5) Deed Book #9, p. 250 - Botetourt Co., VA (Photocopy in possession of the author.)
(6) Deed Book #9, p. 369 - Botetourt Co., VA (Photocopy in possession of the author.)
(7) Deed Book #9, p. 370 - Botetourt Co., VA (Photocopy in possession of the author.)
(8) Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants - Vol III
(9) Abstracts of Virginia's Northern Neck Warrants and Surveys - 1697 - 1784, lVol IV, Compiled by Peggy Shomo Joyner
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Hi. After always being small chested 36a to 36a I decided to finally get them done. I want to b a full D cup and absolutely petrified as my op is this Saturday. I live in London but my op is in Birmingham which is about a 2 and half hours drive away. My surgeon says my breasts r quite far apart (charming) lol so to get the full cleavage I want I should go over the muscle. This scares me as I'm at higher risk of rippling hence y I chose a D cup Instead of my desired DD. Plus side is I heard overs look more natural
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By the way that isn't the right surgeon on my profile. He's name is mario russo. But not that guy
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Just about to get my drains removed then have the 3 hour drive home. Can't wait to get home. Overall a nice experience and so glad I did it
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I've been in a bit more pain. It's bearable just really tight and I can feel the pull on gravity when I stand up but it's bearable. I can't get the lines of my breast in the bath either as I'm not allowed to get my breast too wet. Can't wait for them to start fluffing and dropping. I'm a bit boob obsessed lol I keep looking at them. It feels like a dream, I can't believe I actually did it
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I've been kicking myself all morning wishing I'd got the 450cc. I know it's quite greedy as I had nothing before. But such a lot of money to not b completely satisfied. My surgeon however has done such a fantastic job. Sometimes they look bigger than other times. I don't think I'll get the fluffing as I went over the muscle. I'm in hardly any pain now. The wound site is still quite sensitive but defo bearable. I keep telling myself off for being so greedy lol and make myself feel bad for seeming ungrateful. Maybe once I can wear different bras I'll feel better
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__group__,ticket,summary,component,version,milestone,type,owner,status,created,_changetime,_description,_reporter Active Tickets,156,Contradiction regarding Foreign.C.Types and marshable foreign types,,2010,Haskell 201x,modification,,new,2015-09-27T10:44:15Z,2015-09-27T10:44:15Z,"SPJ writes in #GHC9079: > Well, this looks to me like a bug in the [http://www.haskell.org/onlinereport/haskell2010/ Haskell 2010 report] > * [http://www.haskell.org/onlinereport/haskell2010/haskellch8.html Section 8.4.2 ] says that newtypes must have their constructors visible, and claims that `Foreign.C.Types` follows this convention. > > * But [http://www.haskell.org/onlinereport/haskell2010/haskellch28.html Chapter 28] which shows `Foreign.C.Types` manifestly does '''not''' follow this convention. > > That looks like an outright contradiction. > > I think we should export all the data constructors in `Foreign.C.Types` in the `haskell2010` package. Does anyone disagree? ",Herbert Valerio Riedel Active Tickets,138,PrefixMinusResolution,,,Haskell 2010,modification,,new,2010-07-13T15:28:50Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see PrefixMinusResolution,maeder Active Tickets,44,add MagicUnderscore,Proposal,,Haskell 201x,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T23:47:11Z,2015-09-26T13:36:03Z,see MagicUnderscore.,ijones Active Tickets,69,allow tuple sections,Proposal,,Haskell 201x,enhancement,,new,2005-12-17T00:55:44Z,2015-09-26T13:36:03Z,see TupleSections.,ijones Active Tickets,76,Bang patterns,Proposal,,Haskell 201x,enhancement,,new,2006-01-17T15:07:40Z,2015-09-26T13:36:03Z,See BangPatterns.,Simon Peyton Jones Active Tickets,79,Natural numbers,Proposal,,Haskell 201x,enhancement,,new,2006-01-27T11:12:58Z,2015-09-26T13:36:43Z,Add a [wiki:Natural Natural number] type to the pre-defined basic types.,malcolm.wallace@… Active Tickets,133,ExplicitForall,,,Haskell 201x,extension,,new,2009-07-27T11:05:39Z,2015-09-26T13:36:03Z,See ExplicitForall.,Niklas Broberg Active Tickets,148,Add BinaryLiterals,,,Haskell 201x,extension,,new,2015-09-26T10:27:19Z,2015-09-26T13:36:03Z,"Analogous to `0123` (octal) and `0xabc` (hex), add binary literal syntax `0b101010`. GHC has this implemented as the BinaryLiterals extension already. https://downloads.haskell.org/~ghc/latest/docs/html/users_guide/syntax-extns.html#binary-literals",David Luposchainsky Active Tickets,152,Add unsigned int to Prelude,,,Haskell 201x,extension,,new,2015-09-26T10:51:09Z,2015-09-26T13:33:51Z,"Data.Word provides unsigned integers. Word, an unsigned version of Int, might be desirable to have in Prelude.",David Luposchainsky Active Tickets,154,Add Semigroup & Monoid classes,,,Haskell 201x,extension,,new,2015-09-26T10:53:09Z,2015-09-27T10:30:54Z,"Add {{{Semigroup}}} and {{{Monoid}}} classes {{{#!haskell class Semigroup a where (<>) :: a -> a -> a -- Associative class Semigroup a => Monoid a where mempty :: a -- left/right zero of (<>) }}} plus the respective instances for the standard types. See also ghc:Proposal/SemigroupMonoid",David Luposchainsky Active Tickets,145,'where' is undocumented,,,Haskell 201x,modification,,new,2015-09-26T08:48:04Z,2015-09-26T13:36:03Z,"I've looked through the H10 Report several times, and it seems the meaning of ""where"" blocks has been completely forgotten to be mentioned.",David Luposchainsky Active Tickets,149,Add NumDecimals,,,Haskell 201x,modification,,new,2015-09-26T10:29:48Z,2015-10-22T14:44:34Z,"The GHC {{{NumDecimals}}} extension allows any Num to be entered in exponential form. For example, {{{#!haskell 5e6 = 5 * 10^6 }}} GHC manual entry: https://downloads.haskell.org/~ghc/latest/docs/html/users_guide/syntax-extns.html#num-decimals",David Luposchainsky Active Tickets,150,Remove superclasses from Num,,,Haskell 201x,modification,,new,2015-09-26T10:47:47Z,2015-09-26T13:42:06Z,"Haskell 2010 demands Num to be a subclass of both Eq and Show. Remove these constraints, as already implemented in GHC.",David Luposchainsky Active Tickets,151,Add Foldable/Traversable to Prelude (FTP),,,Haskell 201x,modification,,new,2015-09-26T10:49:50Z,2015-09-26T13:33:51Z,"The FTP added Foldable/Traversable to Prelude in GHC, and generalized many existing functions to take this into account. https://ghc.haskell.org/trac/ghc/wiki/Prelude710/FTP",David Luposchainsky Active Tickets,153,BiFunctor family of types,,,Haskell 201x,modification,,new,2015-09-26T10:52:18Z,2015-09-26T13:33:51Z,"Bifunctor, Bitraversable, Bifoldable, ...",David Luposchainsky Active Tickets,155,Remove return and >> from Monad,,,Haskell 201x,modification,,new,2015-09-26T11:10:54Z,2015-10-21T13:52:11Z,"Due to the AMP #146 {{{Monad}}} now contains two redundant bindings: {{{return}}} and {{{>>}}} are already in {{{Applicative}}} as {{{pure}}} and {{{*>}}}. See also GHC:Proposal/MonadOfNoReturn",David Luposchainsky Active Tickets,68,Eliminate tabs,Proposal,,Haskell 201x,removal,,new,2005-12-17T00:54:00Z,2015-09-26T13:36:03Z,see [wiki:Tabs].,ijones Active Tickets,139,NoDatatypeContexts,,,Haskell 201x,removal,,new,2010-07-18T19:52:01Z,2015-09-26T13:36:03Z,"Proposal: NoDatatypeContexts. ",Ian Lynagh Active Tickets,144,NoImplicitPreludeImport,,,Haskell 201x,removal,,new,2013-05-28T01:39:30Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,"See NoImplicitPreludeImport. See also #58, #124. ",Ian Lynagh Active Tickets,157,AMP-corollary: `Alternative`/`MonadPlus`,,,Haskell 201x,removal,,new,2015-10-23T17:57:06Z,2015-10-23T17:57:06Z,"Haskell 2010 defines {{{#!hs class Monad m => MonadPlus m where mzero :: m a mplus :: m a -> m a -> m a instance MonadPlus [] instance MonadPlus Maybe }}} With AMP, a generalisation to `Applicative` becomes obvious, which is widely known as `Applicative`: {{{#!hs class Applicative f => Alternative f where empty :: f a (<|>) :: f a -> f a -> f a some :: f a -> f [a] some = ... many :: f a -> f [a] many = ... instance Alternative [] instance Alternative Maybe }}} This makes `MonadPlus` mostly redundant, as `mzero = empty` and `mplus = (<|>)` is used in most cases. Therefore, it may be sensible to remove `MonadPlus` from the library report and add `Alternative` instead. Haskell implementations may still choose to provide a legacy `MonadPlus` in their standard library.",Herbert Valerio Riedel Active Tickets,63,"""Informal Semantics of Pattern Matching"", is a bit vague on matching record patterns.",wiki,,⊥,defect,,new,2005-12-17T00:47:29Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,should we delete this page: RecordPatternMatching?,ijones Active Tickets,85,more liberal kind inference,Proposal,,⊥,defect,,new,2006-02-02T12:48:40Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see KindInference for a choice of proposals.,ross@… Active Tickets,13,add Arrows,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T22:26:17Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,See [wiki:Arrows].,ijones Active Tickets,14,add Associated Types,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T22:28:23Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,See AssociatedTypes.,ijones Active Tickets,15,add a binary IO interface,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T22:29:58Z,2015-10-21T14:00:08Z,See [wiki:BinaryIO].,ijones Active Tickets,18,add closed classes,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T22:39:05Z,2015-09-26T10:44:33Z,See ClosedClasses.,ijones Active Tickets,19,control export and import of class instances,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T22:44:29Z,2015-09-26T10:44:54Z,Allow class instances to be imported or exported somehow.,ijones Active Tickets,26,add ExistentialQuantification,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T23:00:23Z,2015-09-26T10:45:39Z,see ExistentialQuantification.,ijones Active Tickets,29,add ExtensibleExceptions,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T23:05:42Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,"See ExtensibleExceptions. There are multiple proposals here, so we need to either add more tickets or narrow it down. I (Simon M.) prefer Proposal 3. John G. notes that this still doesn't let you subclass exceptions, which is often a useful idiom in Python and OO languages.",ijones Active Tickets,31,add Flexible Contexts,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T23:23:22Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,See FlexibleContexts.,ijones Active Tickets,32,add FlexibleInstances,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T23:27:17Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see FlexibleInstances.,ijones Active Tickets,33,add Blockable,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T23:28:19Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see ForeignBlocking.,ijones Active Tickets,34,add ForeignData,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T23:30:12Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see ForeignData.,ijones Active Tickets,36,add FunctionalDependencies,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T23:33:08Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see FunctionalDependencies.,ijones Active Tickets,38,add implicit parameters,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T23:35:41Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see ImplicitParams.,ijones Active Tickets,39,add ImpreciseExceptions,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T23:36:48Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,"see ImpreciseExceptions. (JL). We've had challenges with imprecise exceptions in practice. It is very easy to expect that the expression will have been evaluated (and hence the exception raised), and it wasn't. So the error is not caught. Worse, it may get evaluated later, and raise the exception outside the scope of the intended handler. *Imprecise* captures them well. They seem to be so imprecise as to be detremental. (FJH). Having a standard deepSeq would help address most of the problems that JL is referring to, I think.",ijones Active Tickets,49,add multi parameter type classes,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T23:53:57Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see MultiParamTypeClasses and the [wiki:MultiParamTypeClassesDilemma dilemma] they cause.,ijones Active Tickets,51,add new pragmas,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-16T23:58:08Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see NewPragmas.,ijones Active Tickets,55,add Parallel List comprehensions,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-17T00:32:01Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see ParallelListComp.,ijones Active Tickets,57,add polymorphic components,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-17T00:34:23Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see PolymorphicComponents.,ijones Active Tickets,60,add RankNTypes or Rank2Types,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-17T00:41:00Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,"See: * [wiki:Rank2Types] * [wiki:RankNTypes] One is needed; we need to decide which.",ijones Active Tickets,64,add recursive do syntax,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-17T00:48:52Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see RecursiveDo.,ijones Active Tickets,67,add Scoped Type Variables,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-17T00:51:57Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see ScopedTypeVariables.,ijones Active Tickets,70,allow TypeSynonymInstances,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-17T00:57:49Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see TypeSynonymInstances.,ijones Active Tickets,71,Allow Undecidable Instances,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-17T00:58:43Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see UndecidableInstances.,ijones Active Tickets,72,Make underscore 'caseless',Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-17T00:59:45Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see [wiki:Underscore].,ijones Active Tickets,73,add views,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-17T01:01:34Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see [wiki:Views].,ijones Active Tickets,74,add some kind of concurrency,Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2005-12-17T01:33:52Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,[wiki:Concurrency] seems vital to modern applications.,ijones Active Tickets,89,standardize the System.FilePath module for Haskell',Proposal,,⊥,enhancement,,new,2006-02-10T23:01:48Z,2015-10-21T14:00:08Z,,ijones Active Tickets,17,relax restriction on signatures of class methods,Proposal,,⊥,modification,,new,2005-12-16T22:37:35Z,2015-09-26T10:44:03Z,See ClassMethodTypes.,ijones Active Tickets,28,Require explicit quantification on all expression bound type sigatures,Proposal,,⊥,modification,,new,2005-12-16T23:02:43Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,See ExplicitQuantification.,ijones Active Tickets,53,Nondecreasing Indentation,Proposal,,⊥,modification,,new,2005-12-17T00:22:19Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see NondecreasingIndentation.,ijones Active Tickets,59,Fix the lexical syntax for qualified identifiers,Proposal,,⊥,modification,,new,2005-12-17T00:37:10Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see QualifiedIdentifiers.,ijones Active Tickets,61,replace the Read class,Proposal,,⊥,modification,,new,2005-12-17T00:41:49Z,2015-10-21T14:00:08Z,see ReadClass.,ijones Active Tickets,62,allow data consructors to be exported and imported readonly,Proposal,,⊥,modification,,new,2005-12-17T00:44:06Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see ReadonlyConstructors,ijones Active Tickets,96,"Replace the array indexing operator, '!'",Proposal,,⊥,modification,,new,2006-03-21T13:50:38Z,2015-10-21T14:00:08Z,See ArrayIndexing.,Simon Marlow Active Tickets,126,Instances of Read on bounded integral types should fail on overflow,HaskellPrime,,⊥,modification,,new,2007-09-11T18:11:53Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,"The behaviour of the instances of {{{Read}}} on bounded integral types in H98 is rather unfortunate: {{{> read ""33333333333333333333333333333"" :: Int -3520117339065068203}}} The behaviour is similar for types in {{{Data.Int}}} and {{{Data.Word}}}. It would be much better if such instances were to detect wraparound errors, and throw an exception. Having parsers silently do the wrong thing is rather at odds with the language's goal of safety. I will be happy to provide a sample implementation that does the right thing, upon request.",bos@… Active Tickets,127,QualifiedOperators,,,⊥,modification,,new,2009-07-08T11:48:15Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,"Change the syntax for qualified operators from Prelude.>>= to Prelude.(>>=). See QualifiedOperators.",Simon Marlow Active Tickets,129,Add Type Directed Name Resolution,,,⊥,modification,,new,2009-07-16T16:14:22Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,See [wiki:TypeDirectedNameResolution],Simon Peyton Jones Active Tickets,20,Eliminate . as an operator,Proposal,,⊥,removal,,new,2005-12-16T22:45:57Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,See CompositionAsDot.,ijones Active Tickets,50,get rid of unary '-' operator,Proposal,,⊥,removal,,new,2005-12-16T23:56:36Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,See NegativeSyntax.,ijones Active Tickets,16,Create unicode proposal,Proposal,,⊥,task,,new,2005-12-16T22:35:00Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,"Create a proposal based on unicode. Current proposals: * SourceEncodingDetection See: * UnicodeInHaskellSource * CharAsUnicode * [wiki:BinaryIO] * [wiki:Unicode]",ijones Active Tickets,21,improve defaulting rules,Proposal,,⊥,task,,new,2005-12-16T22:48:26Z,2015-09-26T10:45:14Z,see proposal on this page: [wiki:Defaulting].,ijones Active Tickets,27,create proposal(s): tweak the existing records system,Proposal,,⊥,task,,new,2005-12-16T23:01:21Z,2015-09-26T10:46:14Z,"See ExistingRecords. Create specific proposals for this. Here's a proposal from David Roundy (found on Haskell mailing list): I'd like to humbly submit a conservative proposal for changes to the records mechanism for Haskell '06. The plan for Haskell '06 (to the extent that there is one) is to make it a conservative modification of Haskell 98, which is a good idea. As such, I don't think features should be added to the language that haven't been both implemented and tested, and the problem with the whole records problem is that pretty much every proposed improvement is *not* backwards-compatible with Haskell 98, and therefore hasn't been either implemented or tried out. My idea is to make a small change, which will also not be backwards-compatible with Haskell 98, but will *almost* be, and will be hopefully forward-compatible with most complete solutions. At a minimum, the proposed change will allow the prototyping of real solutions as a non-invasive preprocessor a la DrIFT. My proposal is simply to remove the automatic declaration of accessor functions. In Haskell 98, {{{ data FooBar = Foo { foo :: Int } | FooBar = { foo :: Int, bar :: Int } }}} desugars to something like {{{ data FooBar = Foo Int | FooBar Int Int foo :: FooBar -> Int foo (Foo f) = f foo (FooBar f _) = f bar :: FooBar -> Int bar (Foo _) = error ""bad Foo"" bar (FooBar _ b) = b }}} plus additional sugar for constructors and pattern matching. I would leave the sugar for constructors and pattern matching in place, but remove the automatic declaration of functions ""foo"" and ""bar"". This change ""solves"" the problem that different records in a single namespace cannot share field names in a simple manner. In order to allow the writing of records code with is both valid Haskell 98 and valid Haskell '06, I'd suggest a pragma that causes the Haskell '06 compiler to generate the accessor functions. It's a bit ugly, but seems best to me. An alternative would be a standard TH function to do the same, but I don't know if TH is going to be included in Haskell '06. This change may look like a step backwards (which it is), but I think that it would allow significant steps forward. One open question (in my mind) would be whether we'd allow {{{ data Foo = FooInt { foo :: Int } | FooChar { foo :: Char } }}} In the ""new"" system, there's no reason this need be illegal.",ijones Active Tickets,45,"double check that all MinorFixes are listed as proposals, and minor",Proposal,,⊥,task,,new,2005-12-16T23:48:41Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see MinorFixes.,ijones Active Tickets,47,make sure all minor library changes are added as proposals?,Proposal,,⊥,task,,new,2005-12-16T23:49:57Z,2015-10-21T14:13:45Z,See MinorLibraryChanges. This might be too much to track w/ ticket system?,ijones Active Tickets,48,clarify module system proposals,Proposal,,⊥,task,,new,2005-12-16T23:52:02Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,"see ModuleSystem. Lots of stuff here, not necessarily clear proposals.",ijones Active Tickets,58,prelude re-organisation proposal,Proposal,,⊥,task,,new,2005-12-17T00:35:08Z,2015-10-21T13:50:21Z,"see the concrete proposal at the bottom of this page: [wiki:Prelude]. See also #124.",ijones Active Tickets,66,make sure removal candidates are added as proposals,Proposal,,⊥,task,,new,2005-12-17T00:50:44Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,see RemovalCandidates.,ijones Active Tickets,87,add dictionary definitions to wiki,HaskellPrime,,⊥,task,,new,2006-02-03T18:51:36Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,"Add some definitions of technical terms users of this wiki may not be familiar with. An example might be Predicativity (or equally, Impredicativity) in the context of type systems. A starter definition for those might be: ""When talking about type systems, and ignoring historical context: * Predicative: type variables only instantiate to monotypes * Impredicative: type variables may be instantiated to any type""",flippa Active Tickets,90,solve the MultiParamTypeClassDilemma,Proposal,,⊥,task,,new,2006-02-11T00:41:36Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,"See [wiki:MultiParamTypeClassesDilemma a description of the dilemma]. This is not a proposal, but is related to a number of proposals that must be considered together: 1. MultiParamTypeClasses 1. FunctionalDependencies 1. AssociatedTypes",ijones Active Tickets,103,Make pattern bindings monomorphic,Proposal,,⊥,task,,new,2006-03-29T07:32:41Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,See [wiki:MonomorphicPatternBindings],Simon Peyton Jones Active Tickets,115,Complex arithmetic misbehaves in boundary cases,HaskellPrime,,⊥,task,,new,2007-01-02T18:08:19Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,"Consider complex multiplication. If we have a number x+iy and multiply this number by i we get -y+ix. Let us try the same thing in Haskell with IEEE floating point: let inf = 1.0/0.0 a = 1 :+ inf i = 0 :+ 1 in a * i This comes out as (-Infinity) :+ NaN when it should have been (-Infinity) :+ 1.0. It is not just a made up problem, see, e.g., http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~wkahan/Curmudge.pdf We should address this problem. I have not yet determined if testing for a real part of 0 in multiplication (and division) is sufficent, but I think it is. I will be back with more information on the fix. -- Lennart", Active Tickets,125,Rename interact to iofilter,HaskellPrime,,⊥,task,,new,2007-08-02T16:17:02Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,"The interact function in Prelude has an un-intuitive name. I suggest using the name ""iofilter"" instead. - Alexander Rødseth (rodseth ""@"" gmail.com)", Active Tickets,158,CTime and CClock should be Integral,,2010,,extension,,new,2016-03-13T15:15:10Z,2016-03-13T15:15:41Z,"The fact that these types don't have `Integral` instances means that users need to jump through insane hoops (e.g. casting through `Double` with `realToFrac`) in order to get an `Integer` out of these values, which are morally integers.",bgamari Active Tickets,41,add LambdaCase,Proposal,,Haskell 201x,enhancement,none,new,2005-12-16T23:41:54Z,2015-09-26T13:36:03Z,"See LambdaCase (see also MultiWayIf, #77)",ijones Active Tickets,77,add MultiWayIf,Proposal,,Haskell 201x,enhancement,none,new,2006-01-25T13:06:04Z,2015-09-26T13:36:03Z,see MultiWayIf,Simon Marlow Active Tickets,134,AlternativeLayoutRule,,,Haskell 201x,modification,,new,2009-12-09T20:17:07Z,2015-09-26T13:36:03Z,Proposal: [wiki:AlternativeLayoutRule].,Ian Lynagh Active Tickets,135,NegateBindsTightly,,,Haskell 201x,modification,,new,2010-02-24T12:16:55Z,2015-09-26T13:36:03Z,See [wiki:NegationBindsTightly],Simon Peyton Jones Active Tickets,136,Named field punning for Haskell 2011,,,Haskell 201x,modification,,new,2010-02-26T18:38:06Z,2015-09-26T13:36:03Z,"I'd like to propose that we add named-field punning to Haskell 2011. More concretely, I propose that we add pre-Haskell'98 style punning, combined with field disambiguation. '''Implementation:''' These features are implemented in GHC, and can be enabled with {{{-XNamedFieldPuns}}} and {{{-XDisambiguateRecordFields}}} '''Documentation:''' The features are described in [http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/latest/html/users_guide/syntax-extns.html#disambiguate-fields Section 7.3.14] and [http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/latest/html/users_guide/syntax-extns.html#record-puns Section 7.3.15] of the GHC User's Manual. ",iavor.diatchki@… Active Tickets,137,Named field wild-cards for Haskell 2011,,,Haskell 201x,modification,,new,2010-02-26T18:43:51Z,2015-09-26T13:36:03Z,"I'd like to propose that we add named field wild-cards to Haskell 2011. '''Implementation:''' This feature is implemented in GHC with flag {{{-XRecordWildCards}}}. '''Documentation:''' The feature is documented in [http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/latest/html/users_guide/syntax-extns.html#record-wildcards Section 7.3.16] of the GHC User's Manual. ",iavor.diatchki@… Active Tickets,140,Small report fixes,,,Haskell 201x,modification,,new,2010-11-20T00:37:20Z,2015-09-26T10:38:19Z,"In [http://www.haskell.org/onlinereport/haskell2010/haskellch3.html#x8-560003.16 Section 3.16]: Replace: {{{ #!html
exp → exp :: [context =>] type Expression type-signatures have the form e :: t, where e is an expression and t is a type (Section 4.1.2); they are used to type an expression explicitly and may be used to resolve ambiguous typings due to overloading (see Section 4.3.4). The value of the expression is just that of exp. As with normal type signatures (see Section 4.4.1), the declared type may be more specific than the principal type derivable from exp, but it is an error to give a type that is more general than, or not comparable to, the principal type.
exp → infixexp :: [context =>] type Expression type-signatures have the form e :: t, where e is an expression and t is a type (Section 4.1.2); they are used to type an expression explicitly and may be used to resolve ambiguous typings due to overloading (see Section 4.3.4). The value of the expression is just that of e. As with normal type signatures (see Section 4.4.1), the declared type may be more specific than the principal type derivable from e, but it is an error to give a type that is more general than, or not comparable to, the principal type.


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If people are mean, it's because they don't care enough about you not to be mean.

Drop them like a hot coal and go in search of your own kind.

Let the mean people be mean out of your space where it can't affect you.

It helps to think, "Karma will get you back for that, I don't have to."
people are mean when they feel WEAK and overcome .. some are mean just for the kicks they get when they see someone hurting ..and that is SICK
They are lacking love.
If you see someone as being mean, it's because that's the way you are reacting to it. Is a lion mean because it kills and eats a deer? Is a man mean when he rejects your feelings?

My answer is "People are mean because that's how you see it."

Nastiness is in the eye of the reactor.
Because it makes them feel better about themselves
I think I might know......today I was SO stressed out. I had a lot of things I needed to accomplish....high frustration level....and in addition to needing to meet a deadline, I needed to go shopping for food, make a lasagna, and arrive on time at an Executive Board Meeting. The stores were packed, and so were the parking lots. It was like a Saturday even though it was Monday. I couldn't understand why there were SO many people!!!! It was a mob scene!!! And of course the fast self check out machine didn't work....the buttons wouldn't work. I made my lasagna with minutes to spare, and I decided I would JUST have time to go to the pharmacy...which was mobbed.....WHERE were they all coming from? And some jerk woman decided that the line was backwards....and that she could cut and go the other way and get out faster.

I was late by the time I got out.....and got behind a big green truck all the way to the meeting.

He was going really slow.

And THAT is why people are so mean sometimes. Okay,,,,,I talked to the guy in the truck the whole time I drove behind him.....I told him how lucky I was that I got to drive behind him....that this was my lucky day....and so on....
drinking alcohol often makes people become mean and selfish. My wife takes two drinks and turns into a raving lunatic, meaner than hell. I can't stand it!
Sometimes? HA!
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|This is a photo of my great grandfather Alfred Knapp II. He was a 10th generation New Yorker and descended from the Olde New York families of Purdy and Knapp who founded several towns in the Westchester area including White Plains, Rye, and Harrison as puritans in the 1600s.
|Here is another photo of my great grandmother, Lenore A. Cullen Knapp, married to Alfred David Knapp II. She was one of about 10 or 11 siblings, and the daughter of Irish immigrants from Counties Cork and Limerick.
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grandmother, Lenore Cullen Knapp perhaps in the 1870s or 80s
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grandmother, Marianne Knapp Hartman who died in 1990 at age 84.
|Here is a picture of my grandmother, Marianne Knapp Hartman with two of her sisters, Isabelle (Aunt Belle) Knapp Giebel and Lenore Knapp Rossbach in New Jersey in the 1950s or 60s.
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Need a little push to finally get around to that yard work you've been putting off?
Or motivation to pick up a piece of trash when you're out for your daily walk?
Well, that push might be hitting you a lot sooner than you think.
Make Kirksville Shine committee members are motivating the community to participate in the clean-up event going on this Saturday, August 2nd.
Not only will it be improving Kirksvilleâ??s appearance, but the event benefits home owners and employers, as well.
â??I think we forget that just taking care and keeping things cleaned up will make a difference to everybodyâ??s property values,â?? said Annette Sweet, Make Kirksville Shine committee member. â??It helps employers bring new people into town and it also just tells people that we are as good as we are.â??
The days leading up to the event will also be used to start the clean-up process.
Aside from cleaning up their own property, community members are encouraged to help clean downtown, as well as city streets and sidewalks. Those volunteers will be provided with work gloves and trash bags.
Downtown Clean-Up: Volunteers are asked to assemble at 202 E. Washington at 8 a.m. on Saturday, August 2nd. If you have questions or would like more information contact: Carol Kellum (email@example.com), Virginia Halterman (email@example.com) or Mari Macomber (firstname.lastname@example.com).
City Street/Sidwalk Clean-Up: Volunteers are asked to assemble at the parking lot located at the corner of Franklin and Normal at 8 a.m. on Saturday, August 2nd. If you have questions or would like more information, contact: Annette Sweet (firstname.lastname@example.com), Sandra Williams (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Heidi Templeton (email@example.com).


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1510 East Roosevelt Avenue has a Walk Score of 30 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
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ST. PETERSBURG — The moment is ripe for pointing fingers.
To shout at the opening day starter who lost his grip when it mattered most. To shake your head at the baserunner who inexplicably tried to steal second when it mattered least.
This is what September brings, and this is what a pennant race does to a fan base.
It takes small events in the 1,395th inning of a season and makes them seem as if the entire calendar was wasted by one pitch, one error, one decision.
The reality is more complex, and the truth is less dramatic.
For if the Rays' season ends in frustration — and that looks more likely today than any time in the past week — it will be for the reason you always feared:
They do not have enough quality hitters.
That was your suspicion in April, it was your frustration in July, and it is your freakin' nightmare in the waning days of September.
The Rays have lost four of their past five games and scored one, two, two and zero runs in those efforts. A week earlier they lost three games and scored three, two and two runs. The 10 days before that, they lost three games while scoring zero, two and two runs.
That is not a team that is choking.
That is a team fulfilling its destiny.
"That is who we are. That's who we are," Rays manager Joe Maddon said. "If we don't outpitch them and get a couple of clutch hits, it's a very difficult night for us."
At the pace they are going, the Rays will score 102 runs fewer than they did in 2010. That is not an insignificant number. They will set a franchise record for allowing the fewest runs in a season, but they could be shut out of the postseason because the offense was lacking.
There have been nights when the lineup featured so many guys below the Mendoza line that it would have taken a search party to bring anybody home.
"It's tough," Maddon said. "There's a lot of pressure on the pitching and the defense on a nightly basis because we have to be run preventers. And we have been. But at some point you just have to be able to step up and score enough runs to beat some better pitchers."
Should you have been surprised by what happened Friday night?
I mean, you've seen it before. Seen it at Tropicana Field. Seen it at Yankee Stadium. Probably have seen it in your sleep.
This is simply the way the roster is constructed. It is cheaper and easier to develop a pitching rotation than a lineup of power hitters, and so the Rays try to beat the heavyweights of the American League East by being counterpunchers.
It worked in 2010 when they scored fewer runs than the Yankees and Red Sox, and still won a division. It worked in 2008 when they scored fewer runs than half the American League and still won a division.
And it could have worked in 2011, but the Rays have had too many things go wrong with the offense. They have not gotten the production expected at shortstop or catcher. They have not gotten the power expected at first base. They did not get anything from Manny Ramirez.
And so now they are down to the final five games of the season, and the heartbeat is beginning to falter.
A stretch run that was looking magical at 29-15 earlier this week has now stumbled to a 1-4 stretch just as the rest of the baseball world has tuned in to watch.
Both the Rays and Blue Jays played night games on Thursday and traveled overnight to Tampa Bay, but only one team looked sluggish by the ninth inning Friday.
"I know they came in at 4:30 in the morning," Maddn said. "We came in at 4 o'clock, but we've been playing under a lot more emotion than they have, so there's all of that to be considered. But there's no excuses to be made. No excuses at all."
So here's the bottom line:
Boston's magic number is down to three for a share of the wild card and four to clinch it. That means the Rays either have to win the rest of their games or pray the Red Sox continue to play below .500.
Can it happen? Sure. As ugly as Tampa Bay's offense has been, Boston's pitching has looked even worse in recent weeks.
The Rays may even have caught a break with Boston having a game rained out in New York on Friday night. The Red Sox had planned on Jon Lester starting two of their final six games, but this means Lester will get only one start or pitch on short rest in the finale.
So how do the Rays do it?
The cliche is one day at a time.
The reality is one hit at a time. And unfortunately, that's the way they play around here.


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"Blackwater" — the penultimate episode of "Game of Thrones" Season 2 — was widely acclaimed by fans and critics alike. It even managed to earn a rare perfect score in our review of the episode.
Over at GQ, "Game of Thrones" creator, George R. R. Martin; "Blackwater" director Neil Marshall executive producers and showrunners, Dan Weiss and David Benioff contributed to an oral history of the making of "Blackwater." Among the highlights are Benioff's recollection of asking HBO for more money to pull off the episode.
"We had one really intense conference call with the HBO brass," recalled Benioff. " It was awkward: They said, 'So, what are you guys talking about, an extra $500,000?' We said, 'Noooo….' 'You guys need a million dollars?' 'Ummmm…'
"I think we asked for $2.5 million," added Weiss. "We got $2 million-something. That's a lot of money in TV. It was a big ask for them, and they understood it was really important. Our point was that the entire season was pointing toward this confrontation. To do what's normally done on television—the Shakespearean model of talking about battles off-screen—would completely kill the season."
Martin wrote "Blackwater;" which was based on one of the biggest battles in "A Clash of Kings," the second novel of his "A Song of Ice and Fire" series. Although Martin understood the realities of what they could accomplish on a television budget, he still tried to get as much of the battle onscreen as possible.
"Dave and Dan gave me the hardest episode of the season," said Martin. " I think it was their subtle revenge for creating such a difficult-to-produce show. If you did everything as it was in the book, you'd have a budget approaching one of Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings movies… But my philosophy as a screenwriter has always been, 'Put it in. You can always take it out later if you can't afford to do it. But if you don't put it in to begin with, then it'll never be in.'"
The article also relates how Neil Marshall was a last minute replacement for "Blackwater's" original director. And among other details, Marshall relates how he found comfort in watching old films for "Blackwater" inspiration."
"One of the main things I watched [before filming] was The Vikings, the 1958 Kirk Douglas movie," said Marshall. "At the end, there's this big battle, and the perception is that there's hundreds of extras, but I rewatched the scene over and over and you never see more than maybe thirty or forty in a shot. That reassured me that, since we were going to have only 200 extras, I could make it look bigger than it actually was."
The full "Blackwater" feature can be read on GQ's web site. At the end, Benioff drops a few hints about the series next budget breaking battle… which will be near the end of the fourth season.


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Obituaries from the Pendleton Times,
24 September 2009
Roy Edward Hartman
Roy Edward Hartman, 82, of Circleville passed away on Friday, Sept. 18, 2009, at Winchester Medical Center in Winchester, VA.
Mr. Hartman was born in Cherry Grove on May 20, 1927, son of the late Dennie Herman Hartman and Myrtle Annie Mullenax Judy and stepson of the late Virgie Hartman Bennett.
He was a member of the North Dry Run United Methodist Church on Snowy Mountain Road. He loved hunting, fishing and trapping.
Surviving are three sisters, Myrtle Yvonne Shriver, Cherry Grove, Ruth Warner, Franklin, and Dorothy Lantz, Penn Laird, VA; two brothers, Martin Dale Judy, Knoxville, IL, and Delano Hartman, Timberville, VA.
He was also preceded in death by two brothers, John Delano Judy and Jennings Hartman; and four sisters, Alma Eye, Maxine Campbell, Carrie Judy and Glenna Ruddle.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Basagic Funeral Home in Franklin with Elder David Hartman officiating.
Memorials may be made to the family, c/o Tony Judy, HC 71 Box 2B, Franklin, WV 26807 or to the Basagic Funeral Home, PO Box 215, Franklin, WV 26807.
Alan Verdie Lehman
Alan Verdie Lehman, 81, of Charlotte Hall, MD, and formerly of Franklin, died Sept. 18, 2009, at his home.
Born Sept. 10, 1928, in Wilkinsburg, PA, he was the son of the late Harry and Evelyn Lepley Lehman.
Mr. Lehman was a retired civil engineer with the United States Air Force for 25 years. He was a member of the Potomac Highlands Shrine Club of Osiris Temple and a member of the Masonic-Valley Lodge #613 and the American Legion Post in La Plata, MD. He loved hunting, traveling, ancient and military history of which he was a proud veteran having served in the United States Army during the Korean conflict. He enjoyed being with his grandchildren.
His wife, Dolores Curtin Lehman, survives.
Also surviving are one son, Richard K. Lehman, and wife, Cheryl of Charlotte Hall, MD; and four grandchildren, Kyle, Westin, Cara and Richard Lehman.
He was also preceded in death by two sisters, Gloria Franks and Shirley Lehman.
Funeral services will be held today at 10 a.m. at the Raymond Funeral Chapel, La Plata, MD, with Rev. Mark Roberson officiating. Interment will be in Maryland Veterans' Cemetery, Cheltenham, MD.
Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Charles County, PO Box 1703, La Plata, MD 20646.
Richard A. "Rick" Landis
Richard A. "Rick" Landis, 38, of Glen Burnie, MD, died Friday, Sept. 18, 2009, at his residence.
He was born Sept. 11, 1971, at Baltimore, MD, and was the son of Richard and Phyllisann Landis of Severn, MD.
He was a 1989 graduate of Old Mill High School and had received his certificate in law enforcement from Anne Arundel Community College. He was a Nationally Certified Firefighter and EMT and had served in Tal Afar, Iraq, as a firefighter for the Department of Defense. He was a member of the Glen Burnie Volunteer Fire Dept. and TRAC (Triumph Club).
He was a WWII collector and loved Triumph cars, antiquing, gardening, woodworking and being an all around handyman.
His wife, Regina S. Landis, survives.
Also surviving are paternal grandparents, Andrew Landis of Keyser and Mamie E. and William M. Borror of Ft. Ashby; a brother, Dwayne Scott Landis of Severn, MD; three sisters, Katherine St. Germaine of Arkansas, Anita Disney of Severn, MD, and Tammy Littleton of Pasadena, MD.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Illie and Stradie Virginia Kimble.
Funeral services will be held today at 1:00 p.m. at the Ruddle Presbyterian Church at Ruddle with Rev. Stanley Kile officiating. Burial will be at the Ruddle Church Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the Glen Burnie Volunteer Fire Dept. Station 33, 15 Central Avenue, Glen Burnie, MD 21061.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.kimblefuneralhome.com.
The family will received friends from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Wednesday at the Kimble Funeral Home in Franklin.
Mayselle Grunawalt, 77
Mayselle Getz Grunawalt, 77, of Ahoskie, NC, died, Friday, Sept. 18, 2009, at Roanoke Chowan Hospital, Ahoskie, NC.
Mrs. Grunawalt was born on Feb. 10, 1932, in Rockingham County, VA, a daughter of the late Glenn and Ruby Sites Getz.
She was a retired factory worker.
Left to cherish her memory are her daughters, Berniece Varner of Brandywine, Janet Leary of South Mills, NC, and Paula Armstrong of Ahoskie, NC; her sons, Steven George of Corpus Christi, TX, Marvin George of Harrisonburg, VA, Allen Grunawalt of Bridgewater, VA, and Michael Grunawalt of Suffolk, VA; a sister, Velma Brennamon of Pennsylvania; a brother, Willard Getz of Arizona; 15 grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren.
Family and friends may send condolences and sign the online guestbook by visiting www.garrettjonesfh.com.
Garrett-Jones Funeral Home, Ahoskie, NC, was in charge of funeral arrangements.
Allene Williams, 90
Allene Hoover Williams, 90, of Falls Church, VA, died on Sept. 19, 2009, at her home.
She was born on March 9, 1919, in Sugar Grove to the late George M. Hoover and Louella Simmons Hoover.
Her husband, Paul T. Williams, Sr., preceded her in death.
Surviving are four sons, Paul T. Williams, Jr., Gary W. Williams, and his wife, Linda, Donald R. Williams, and his wife, Micki, and Thomas H. Williams.
A graveside service will be held on Saturday, Oct. 3, at 1:00 p.m. at the Fairview Cemetery in Culpepper VA.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in Mrs. Williams name to Capital Hospice, www.Capitalhospice.org.
An online guest book is available at www.foundandsons.com.
Found and Sons Lee Funeral Chapel, Manassas, VA, is handling the arrangements.
Katherine DePoy, 69
Katherine "Kittle" Anderson DePoy, 69, of Harrisonburg, VA, passed away on Thursday Sept. 17, 2009, at the Rockingham Memorial Hospital, Harrisonburg, VA.
Mrs. DePoy was born on Dec. 14, 1939, in Franklin and was the daughter of the late William and Evelyn Dolly Anderson.
She attended the University of Kentucky and James Madison University and graduated from the Washington School for Secretaries in Washington, DC. She was a homemaker in her children's early years and then assisted in her husband's development and law offices, as well as managed numerous rental properties locally.
Mrs. DePoy was also a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Eastern Star and the Harrisonburg City School Board. She also played Bridge weekly with the "Uptown Bridge Club" for 48 years. This group of wonderful ladies held a special place in her heart.
On June 5, 1958, she married Jack F. DePoy, who survives.
Also surviving are two daughters, Kathie DePoy Brandt, and husband, Randy of Fishersville, VA, and their children, Katherine and Elizabeth, Ellen DePoy-Golden and husband, Craig of Stephens City, VA, and their children, Grant and Bryce; three sons, J.C. DePoy and wife, Anne, and their children, Mitch, Emily and Addie, Andy DePoy and wife, Amy, and their children Hannah and Carter, all of Harrisonburg, VA, and Bobby Rowe and wife, Karen of Bridgewater, VA, and their children, Eric, Kyle and Jessica; one brother, William Dyer Anderson, and wife, Anne of Annandale, VA; one niece; and one nephew.
A celebration of life service was held Saturday at the Kyger Funeral Home in Harrisonburg, VA, with the Rev. Dr. Cynthia Long officiating.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Harrisonburg Rescue Squad, PO Box 1477, Harrisonburg, VA 22803 or the Franklin Rescue Squad
Online condolences may be sent to the DePoy Family by visiting www.kygers.com.
Kathryn H. Ganoe, 77
Kathryn H. Ganoe, 77, of Romney passed away on Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2009, at her home.
Born on April 15, 1932 in Simoda, she was the daughter of the late George I. and Irma S. (Mallow) Harper.
She was a self-employed hairdresser. She was a charter member of the Romney Volunteer Fire Company Auxiliary, a member of the Romney Presbyterian Church and a graduate of the Circleville High School Class of 1950.
Her husband, Paul Dailey Ganoe, preceded her in death on Sept. 5, 2007,
Surviving are two daughters, Debbie Ganoe and Kim Crouse and husband, Terry all of Romney; two grandsons, Craig Crouse and Matt Crouse, both of Romney; a sister, Myrtle Bobo and husband, Karl of Lahmansville; a special nephew, Don VanDevander of Riverton; special K-9 companion, Jake; and numerous nieces and nephews.
She was also preceded in death by a sister, Mary VanDevander, and a great-nephew, Tim Wimer.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday at the McKee Funeral Home, Augusta, with Rev. Barbara R. Johnson officiating. Interment followed in Ebenezer Cemetery, Romney.
Memorials may be made to Hospice of the Panhandle 122 Waverly Court Martinsburg, WV 25401 or Romney Volunteer Fire Co. PO Box 970 Romney, WV 26757.
Erwin Bussard, 90
Erwin Lewis Bussard, 90, of Monterey, VA, died Monday, Sept. 21, 2009, at Bath Community Hospital.
He was born July 7, 1919, at Bolar, VA, a son of the late Raymond Earl and Cora Elizabeth (Caricofe) Bussard.
On April 6, 1947, he married Lorraine Elizabeth Simmons, who preceded him in death.
After graduation from Monterey High School, Monterey, VA, in 1940, he entered the U.S. Civilian Public Service, doing community work in different states. He returned to farming in Highland County, VA, in 1945. He had also driven a delivery truck for Shenandoah Pride, had worked at the Bath County Pumped Storage Project and for the U.S. Forestry Service in Bartow.
Surviving are three daughters, Betty Tracy of Arbovale, Janet Hunt and Lois White, both of Monterey, VA; a son, Raymond Allen Bussard of Franklin; ten grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; and a sister, Vesta Ruckman of Bolar, VA.
He was also preceded in death by two sons, Russell Lewis and Donnie Glen Bussard.
A funeral service was conducted Wednesday at Obaugh Funeral Home in McDowell, VA, with Pastor Chip Hill and Dr. Daniel Freed officiating. Burial was at Blue Grass Cemetery, Blue Grass, VA.
Memorial contributions may be made to Highland County Rescue Squad, PO Box 268, Monterey, VA 24465.
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Adelbert Clinton Merritt, who has been closely identified with a variety of business interests in the state of New York, is descended from a family which settled in this state a number of generations ago.
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Options traders are lukewarm about the potential impact of Facebook's first-quarter earnings call Wednesday afternoon, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal's MoneyBeat blog.
MoneyBeat reported that implied volatility, which keys options pricing, generally rises on a consistent basis ahead of earnings reports, but the implied volatility of Facebook dropped for the fourth consecutive session Monday.
According to MoneyBeat, Facebook's implied volatility fell to 47.44 Monday, which represents the implication of daily moves of 3 percent for the stock over the coming month, while the 57.77 implied volatility the social network reached two days prior to its fourth-quarter earnings call in January represents daily moves of 3.6 percent.
Ophir Gottlieb, managing director at options-data firm LiveVol, told MoneyBeat:
Facebook shares have been reacting less and less off of each subsequent earnings report, and in between earnings, the shares have been less volatile. On top of that, the general market has been moving higher and the VIX is down, so there is less systemic risk.
Readers: What effect do you think Wednesday afternoon's first-quarter earnings call will have on Facebook stock?
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8x8, Inc. (Nasdaq: EGHT), provider of innovative cloud-based communications and computing solutions, said today that Gartner Inc., the world's leading information technology research and advisory firm, has placed 8x8 as a market "Leader" in its 2012 Magic Quadrant for Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) in North America. "Gartner analysts evaluate UCaaS service providers based on the breadth, quality and overall maturity of their applications, processes, tools and procedures that enhance individual, group and enterprise communications," Gartner analysts Daniel O'Connell and Bern Elliot wrote in the Magic Quadrant for Unified Communications as a Service, North America report. "Ultimately, UCaaS providers are judged on their ability and success in capitalizing on their vision." "We consider Gartner's evaluation of 8x8 in the Leaders quadrant for UCaaS to be strong affirmation of our mission to enable customers to unlock the power of innovative cloud-based communications and IT solutions to improve their business performance," said 8x8 Chairman and CEO Bryan Martin. "With 85 patents granted and additional applications pending, 8x8 continues to innovate while delivering affordable solutions that minimize customers' upfront CapEx and ongoing OpEx and at the same time greatly enhance the functionality, flexibility and reach of their business communications," Martin said. "We are honored to have our technology achievements recognized in this report," concluded Martin. The expense and complexity of obtaining, managing and maintaining traditional, premises- based PBX systems have left businesses of all sizes with a greater appetite for pre-integrated, cloud-based business communications solutions. 8x8's offerings are attractive to businesses because its technology for office, remote and mobile environments connects any location, any network and any device with no software downloads, plug-ins or supplemental hardware required. For office and mobile environments, customers can select 8x8 offerings that integrate voice, video conferencing, Web conferencing, Internet fax, chat, desktop sharing, call recording, auto attendant, company directory, music on hold and ring groups with voicemail, email, three-way calling, caller ID, call waiting/call transfer/call forwarding, and mobile apps.
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Bricks falling from the roof of a Richmond pub meant a lucky escape for several people yesterday evening.
Firefighters were called to O'Neill's in the Quadrant at 10pm to reports of falling bricks.
They were contacted by a person who had narrowly avoided being hit.
Crew manager Nick Drewett said: "A few people had a lucky escape because obviously plenty of people were still walking by at that time.
"Police cordoned the area off and the council attended.
"We suspect the bricks must have been loosened by the recent bad weather."
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Thursday, December 2
Gift shopping has never been better than at the annual Junior League Holiday Mart, a gargantuan, high-quality marketplace running today through Sunday at the Wings Over the Rockies Museum, Hangar #1, 7711 East Academy Parkway in Lowry. The Mart will spotlight nearly 200 vendors, including seventy artists and craftspeople in the special Artisan Boutique, where 30 percent of every buck you drop goes directly to the JLD Community Program Fund. It's easy to make a day of it just shopping, with a Footer's Cafe concession and many aisles of displays featuring everything from gourmet food items to designer baby wear, but there are also several related special events planned throughout the weekend. They start today with a champagne brunch, Limeade fashion show and preview shopping ($50 admission, by reservation only) from 9 to 11 a.m., before the doors officially open and the crowds descend. Then there's a Dance the Night Away Kickoff ball with the Nacho Men, tonight from 6 to 9 p.m. (free with gate admission); a diamond raffle (5 to 7 p.m. Friday, $25 per raffle ticket); and a kids' breakfast with Santa (8:30 or 10:30 a.m. Saturday, $20). General admission is $7 to $10 at the door (children ages twelve and under admitted free); for information or to reserve a place at ticketed events, call 303-435-0879 or go to www.jld.org.
Friday, December 3
Bundle up the kids and prepare to stand elbow-to-elbow in the cold, dark night for hours with thousands of like-minded masochists: It's worth every chattering tooth to see the 9News Parade of Lights, downtown Denver's spectacular annual ode to holiday wonder, a fabulous high-wattage conga line of floats, prancing ponies, marching bands and breathtaking giant balloons. New this year is a 45-foot Puppy With Newspaper balloon, joining the ever-popular Rudolph, T-Rex, penguin and others up in the air, along with the usual lineup of twinkling floats too numerous to note here. The parade alights tonight at 8 p.m. and tomorrow at 6 p.m. at Civic Center and follows a path encompassing Tremont Place, 17th Street, Arapahoe Street and 15th Street before finishing up at Glenarm Place and Colfax Avenue. Admission is free, but limited grandstand seating at the Denver City and County Building is available for $12 to $15; call 303-571-8230 to reserve a spot. For other information, log on to www.denverparadeoflights.com.
As First Friday and the holiday season serendipitously collide, Denver galleries will be all a-sparkle with fun and affordable artworks, and any arts district is certain to be throwing a party this weekend. At D.C. Gallery, 125 Broadway, where kitsch is always raised to the level of fine art, Polynesian pop will be the focus at tonight's 7 p.m. opening of The Sophisticated Savage, billed as a group Tiki show and featuring South Seas-inspired pieces by all the top D.C. regulars, including Shag, Kirsten Easthope, Mitch O'Connell and more. Bury the pig, Ma! The show continues through January 7; call 303-733-4401 or visit www.dc-gallery.com. A hop over to Santa Fe Drive will land you at Core New Art Space, 900 Santa Fe Drive, for Destination Dreamland, featuring Core members Annette Coleman, who contributes collage-like Mylar dream images suspended in wax and pigment, and Jean Smith, whose work includes clay and Polaroid transfers. Coleman and Smith will share gallery space with Annex renters Cheryl Bankes and Carolee Koehler through December 18; tonight's First Friday reception runs from 7 to 10 p.m. Call 303-297-8428 or log on to www.corenewartspace.com. For additional events, see the Gallery Openings listings at www.westword.com.
Saturday, December 4
There are still a few outposts where shopping imbued with neighborly community cheer can still be had in the big, bad city. Bring your rosy cheeks and the whole family to the Old South Gaylord Street Holiday Walk, starting today from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the 1000 block of South Gaylord and continuing on consecutive Saturdays through December 18. You'll be treated to hayrides, costumed carolers and pictures with Santa while visiting the charming street's boutiques and restaurants; for details, go to www.oldsogaylord.com. And it's more of the same at the Old South Pearl Street Winterfest, where visitors to annual merchants' open houses along the 1500 block of South Pearl will be treated to roasted chestnuts and hot chocolate, carolers, a chilly Open Aire Market and an afternoon pig roast. The family fun will be dished out from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., along with fab shopping opportunities at Five Green Boxes, Manorisms, Jaygar and others; call 303-777-2331 or log on to www.oldsouthpearlstreet.com.
You don't have to be named Marsalis to participate in the Holiday Brass Fest, a musical free-for-all hosted each year by the Denver Brass, which invites any and all brass players ages eight to 98 to join in an impromptu performance of holiday music. Come blow your horn: A mass rehearsal takes place at 11:30 a.m. for the 1:30 p.m. open-air holiday concert in the Galleria at the Denver Performing Arts Complex, 14th and Curtis streets; spectator admission is as free as the bleating and blatting one is certain to hear. Call 303-832-HORN or visit www.denverbrass.org.
Max Martinez of pricey Cherry Creek boutique MAX will direct the beautiful traffic as his elegant models sashay down the runway at tonight's MAX Fashion Show, an annual benefit for the Volunteers of America Brandon Center for battered women and their children. The ooh-la-la event kicks off at the 1770 Sherman Street Event Complex with a cash bar at 8 p.m., followed by the fashion show at 9:30 p.m. Admission ranges from $45 to $125; for reservations, call 303-307-7335 or go to www.voacolorado.org/index.htm.
Sunday, December 5
A benefit concert by Craig Taubman, whose Hebrew and English tunes weave together all the elements of modern Jewish life, is the trump card at today's Chanukah Celebration, hosted by Rose Medical Center, the Allied Jewish Federation and other local Jewish organizations. But there will be much more to entice families preparing for the eight-day winter holiday: Potato latkes, entertainment, games and crafts for kids will be on the agenda from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Denver Campus for Jewish Education, 2450 South Wabash Street. General admission is free, but benefit concert tickets are $10; call 303-316-6340 or log on to www.jewishcolorado.org.
Monday, December 6
Bundle up Keith Urban's voice, the rockin' guitar chops, the songwriting skills, the bod and the face (Lord, he's a hottie), and you've got one Nashville natural with crossover charm. And you can look to your heart's content when country radio's most-played artis of 2003 throws it all together, live on stage tonight at 8 p.m. at the Fillmore Auditorium, 1510 Colfax Avenue. For tickets, $32.50 to $35, call 303-830-TIXS or log on to www.fillmoreauditorium.com.
Tuesday, December 7
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Mayor John Hickenlooper will flip the switch when the first candle on Denver's Community Menorah, located at the corner of Alameda Avenue and Dahlia Street, is lit at sunset and Chanukah commences. Onlookers are invited to remember the meaning of the holiday, which celebrates the victory of the Maccabees and the rededication of the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem 165 B.C.E., tonight at 5:30 p.m.; call 303-316-6475.
Wednesday, December 8
The night's truly an open book at the Denver Press Club's Holiday Book Bash, where party-goers will fraternize from 6 to 8 p.m. with 25 authors, many of them from Colorado, over hors d'oeuvres and cocktails shaken up by guest bartenders. A big pile of autographed books will also be up for silent bidding during the event; to make the evening even more worth your while, $10 of the admission fee of $20 to $25 will be applied to auction items. The Press Club is at 1330 Glenarm Place; call 303-571-5260 for tickets.


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Hyein Seo Returns With "Lady Vengeance"
Hyein Seo is back. The Belgian-based designer's latest collection, aptly themed "Lady Vengeance" (a response to a South Korean film about a woman taking vengeance after being imprisoned for a crime she didn't commit) made its digital appearance a couple of months back, sparking a wave of interest on their Instagram page and across a variety of online press.
Staying true to her haute take on streetwear, her FW'16 collection comprises of classic oversized silhouettes from jackets to race car inspired bodysuits embellished with patches and graphic details. Despite skipping a season, she continues her low-key approach to marketing. We see a meteoric rise of her label with the graphic jackets being a top pick for the fashion set, photographed on a multitude of celebrities from Rihanna to G-Dragon and perhaps the biggest compliment of them all is being imitated by other splashier brands.
Limited quantities from the "Lady Vengeance" series will be available at our Mandarin Gallery POP-UP this Saturday, 8th October 2016, starting at 11:00AM
For more information, please enquire in-store at +65 6235 0831