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Sat: 5pm-6:30pm, 5:30pm-10pm, Sun: 5:30pm-9pm, Wed-Thu: 11:30am-2pm, 11:30am-3pm, 5pm-6:30pm, 5:30pm-9:30pm, Fri: 11:30am-2pm, 11:30am-3pm, 5pm-6:30pm, 5:30pm-10pm, Mon-Tue: 11:30am-2pm, 11:30am-3pm, 5pm-6:30pm, 5:30pm-9pm
Neighborhoods: Downtown, Central San Mateo
Great Italian Food! – Great food! Must try if you are into Italian Food. Few things that is a must to try: Brick oven baked homemade pizza, Spaghetti with meatballs, Calamari and the famous chocolate brownies with caramel and ice cream. You will Love it!
Wonderful local restaurant! – I was meeting a friend for dinner who was running late, but the hostess was very gracious and said not to worry. We were seated right away after my friend arrived. Barely had we sat down though, when water glasses were whisked onto tabletops, olive oil poured and fresh sourdough bread basket set down. The caprese salad was light and refreshing. We both ordered the linguine with jumbo shrimp, garlic bread crumbs, olives and tomatoes. The flavors blended together well - definitely will be ordering this dish again! Dessert was a chocolate ganache-style cake, vanillla gelato and raspberry drizzles - was surprised at how light the chocolate cake tasted. Also, water glasses were subtlely refilled all evening without request; we stayed past closing but never felt rushed out. Overall, would definitely rate this as a wonderful neighborhood gem - both in terms of food and service!
Great Italian on the Peninsula – The food was excellent, I have nothing bad to say! The best bruschetta I've ever had, among other items on the menu. The waitstaff was very attentive and was never too much. The one criticism I had was that the hostess was not as pleasant as she should have been.
Great Downtown San Mateo Italian Restaurant – Great food, reasonable prices, and wonderful ambiance. Try the oysters & the carpaccio for appetizers, awesome! What more could you ask for?
We loved it all! – We have been traveling through California and searched the web to find a place to eat tonight. We came across this website and the reviews regarding Capellini Ristorante. We went and could not have been more pleased!
From the moment we walked in we were struck with the pleasant staff and the romantic ambiance. Candles adorned each table with warm lighting throughout the rest of the room. The wine list offered numerous California wines. As an appetizer we ordered the Bruschetta. It was the best we have ever had! I wish I could describe it elegantly, but all I can say is YUM!! I could just about make a meal out it! I ordered Linquine Con Vongole Blanco (linguine with clams in a white wine cream sauce) and it was fantastic. My husband ordered lasagne. He said it was nearly as good as mine (I believe he was lying to not hurt my feelings)...He repeatedly kept saying how wonderful it was. For dessert we ordered the Creme Brulee. WOW!! I have never had Creme Brulee with strawberries. It was phenomenal!! This was one of those meals we kept talking about how good it was! For everything we ordered (plus sodas) we paid $50 before tip. We found that to be quite reasonable for the food an service that we recieved. We can't recommend this restaurant enough!! If you are in San Mateo (or nearby) you have got to enjoy a meal with them!
Great food, wonderful atmosphere! – What a neat little place to have dinner! Very reasonable prices and great Italian food. Staff was very attentive and accomodating to our special needs. Will definitely be returning!
LACK OF SERVICE – First we were ignored while the hostess puttered around-when she finally came over-she didn't even say hello-just stared blankly at us. OUr waiter was equally inattentive-taking our orders, and then not returning until we were done eating when he asked if we wanted another drink. DOn't waste your time here.
Tasty Italian in downtown San Mateo – Even on week days, Capellini is packed, so be sure to make a reservation. Otherwise, you can eat at the bar.
The papardelle with smoked duck is great, if not a little too drenched in sweet chili oil. Other pasta dishes are pretty standard fare that you can get at Kuleto's and the like. Prices are in the $12-18 range.
The service is professional, attentive, yet not hovering. The restaurant is loud and energetic, so it's a great place for gatherings with friends and family, but go somewhere else if you're after a quiet, romantic time.
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by Anne Brontë; Random House (Everyman's Library), 2012; 710 pages; $26
It's the quiet ones you have to watch out for, or, at least, that's what I was raised to believe, having grown up in 21st century America. In 19th century England, however, famously timid Anne Brontë seemed to draw somewhat less attention than her more outspoken elder sisters, Charlotte and Emily. Though all three siblings eventually won a place among the most brilliant literary minds of their generation, fewer people appear to notice Anne's novels these days than they do "Wuthering Heights" or "Jane Eyre." In a clear effort to rectify this injustice, Random House has republished "Agnes Grey" and "The Tenant of Wildfell Hall" in a deluxe one-volume edition as part of the Everyman's Library collection.
In this back-to-back format, "Agnes Grey" appears first, telling the story of a 19-year-old English governess in the 1820s who placidly endures the social hardships of working for an aristocratic family. Many readers, upon perusing this brief first-person narrative, will notice similarities between Anne and Charlotte Brontës' semi-autobiographical depictions of life as a governess. In "Jane Eyre," Charlotte uses the profession as a way of introducing her heroine to a Gothic setting and an unlikely romance. Anne, on the other hand, wrote "Agnes Grey" as a form of protest against the unfair treatment of household servants.
Anne's characteristically serious agenda appears again in "The Tenant of Wildfell Hall," in which a young English widow seeks seclusion in the countryside after suffering, for years, her late husband's unfaithfulness and drunken debauchery. Like Emily Brontë's "Wuthering Heights," Anne's second novel records the ups and downs of passionate love between wealthy English couples. Unlike her sister, however, Anne, once again, spins a cautionary tale out of "Tenant," voicing how women of her time fell victim to an unbalanced sexual power structure and an unhealthy worldview toward alcoholism. In addition to boasting of this trademark topic, Anne's works contain a mixture of religious fervor and unmitigated violence that was unprecedented in her time, often following her depiction of a husband's wrathful tirade with the wife's elegant and poetic pleas to God.
Though Anne has often been regarded as the "quiet" sister or, more shockingly, the least-talented Brontë, she more than matches her siblings' portrayals of domestic life in terms of impeccable accuracy and unquestionable conviction. From a 19th century novel of sentiment, one could ask for nothing more, and from a Brontë, one would expect nothing less.
Lance Hicks is an English major at Jacksonville State University.

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I see him looking for control in other places, understandably. He's certainly had some behavior regression - who can blame him? And when I'm rested, objective, on my game, it's all very clear to me why he's behaving the way he's behaving. Unfortunately, sometimes I'm not rested, objective, or on my game.
During Henry's last hospitalization, he gradually added layer upon layer of ritual we had to perform to get him to do things like take his medications or cooperate with his vitals. The penalty for one misstep in the temperature - blood pressure - pulse ox dance was a serious tantrum. By the time we were discharged from the hospital he had the rounding team turn around and face the wall so that one physician could examine his mouth. I had to put lotion on the leg of his choosing before putting the blood pressure cuff on - and there was only one nurse that was allowed to do that. I had to place the doctor's stethoscope on his chest so that he could be examined. It really was getting ridiculous.
But what do you do? Play along, that's what. Thankfully, the nursing staff and the physicians are incredibly understanding, and patient. I suspect Henry's not the first to exert his control this way.
There are so many reasons to dread his next chemo admission. Strangely, this one really ranks up there for me. The thought of (at least) 24 days in a small room at the whim of a three year old is suffocating. Of course, we'll do everything we need to do to soften the admission for him. But vitals are every four hours....for 24 days.....
I find myself trying to talk him down from some of his rituals, thinking "Jeez, Henry, do we really have to go through this entire bit just to take your temperature? You know we always eventually talk you into it..." His anxiety and anger and tantrum escalates till I cave, every time.
What I realize now is that he's probably thinking the same thing. "Jeez, Mom, you know that you have to pour me fresh juice that I won't drink and wait five more minutes and then five more minutes and then till the next commercial on TV and then listen to me fuss before I'll take my medicine. Why don't you just accept it and quit trying to talk me out of it?"
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Dr. Smak, having never been locked in a hospital room (no matter HOW BIG IT IS) with my child for more than one day in a row, I have absolutely no idea what you and your family have gone through.
But your writing sure gives me a glimpse of what it must be like.....pretty damn awful.
Am sure the thought of another day of the "rituals" is exhausting.
Please let us know how we can help.
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I think that the insistence on "rituals" is pretty common- I'm glad that the doctors and nurses are cooperative. My daughter used to scream (not just yell, but screech) loudly enough to wake the dead when she'd get bloodwork done or injections, even through her port-a-cath, because she said that it "distracted" her. And we had the "special" blood pressure cuff, and God help anyone who forgot it.
Our thoughts are with you- I think that those days that we spent in tiny little hospital rooms were the most draining things that I've ever had to face. I hope that your next chemo round passes quickly and successfully.
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Nice quality and plush pile. Style and color made us decide to put it in a different room than originally intended, but we are pleased with the look and feel of this rug. Excellent value for the price!
The rug is very well constructed, thick and soft. It doesn't really need a no-slip pad, but I know that it will wear better if I get one. We have forest green woodwork in that library room and the color of the rug is a perfect accent for it. The brown in the rug exactly matches the oak floor. The house is a 110 year Victorian and the carpet is perfect for it. At the last family dinner we held there, all the children gathered right there on that carpet to play their games and hear stories.
Quality of rug is very nice. Be careful about color. This is definitely a green-tone rug, not blue as the description says. Very nice looking, but if you're trying to match to blue tones this is not your choice.
I love the rug! It is beautiful. We don't wear shoes in our house, so every time I walk on the rug I feel little stones or pebbles under my feet. I thought these would vacuum out easily, but they do not. The rug sheds quite a bit (as I expected it would), so I vacuum it 1-2 times each day. After a few weeks I sill feel the pebbles everywhere in the rug. Like I said, the rug is beautiful and the colors are perfect. It just doesn't feel good. Perhaps with time the problem will go away.
The previous reviews for this rug were spot on. There were no surprises when it made a timely arrival except the weight of the rug was more than we expected. The UPS man graciously carried it inside our house. My husband and I are active geezers! The rug feels nice and thick. We are very pleased with this purchase. We have not experienced a rug shedding problem.
I am referencing the Heritage Blue/Brown wool rug. We love the rug. Colors were true to picture, Very thick and Great price. No shedding and it lays beautifully. We would not have such a large area rug of this quality were it not for the great prices.
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BENNINGTON Ralph W. Becker Sr., 77, died Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012, at Crescent Manor Care Center in Bennington.
He was born April 15, 1935, in Bennington, the son of Franklin Becker and Fannie (Harrington) Becker Moon.
He received his education in Bennington.
He married the former Patricia Lucille Lane on July 2, 1955.
In earlier years, he was in the logging business and for many years was employed at the Union Carbide Corporation, retiring in 1992.
He was a former member of the Bennington Moose Lodge.
He enjoyed stock car racing and in earlier years, deer hunting.
Survivors include his wife, Patricia Becker of Bennington; five sons, Ralph Becker Jr., Barry Becker, and Kurtis Becker, all of Bennington, Jeffery Becker of Panton, and Eric Becker of Shaftsbury; five grandchildren; two step-grandsons, a great-grandchild, two step-great-grandchildren; an uncle, and several nieces and cousins. He was predeceased by a sister Reaha Bouchard.
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Despite management efforts, the number of harvestable-size striped bass in Santee Cooper has not increased as hoped, and trophy fish are rare. The number of fish produced also varies widely between years, and this, combined with the high mortality rate, causes wide annual fluctuations in the population. Poor spawning success and poor survival of stocked fish have lead to a sharp decline in the population over the last four years. Additional harvest restrictions and refinements in stocking procedures are essential to overcoming this decline.
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The Beach of Falesaby Robert Louis Stevenson
"White men die very suddenly in Falesá."Originally censored by its British publisher, The Beach at Falesá is a scathing critique of colonialism and economic imperialism that bravely takes on many of the 19th Century' s strongest taboos: miscegenation, imperialism, and economic exploitation. It does so with a story that features a surprising and beguiling romance between an adventurous British trader and a young island girl, against a background of increasing--and mysterious--hostility. Are the native islanders plotting against the couple, or is it the other white traders? The result is a denouement that is astonishing in its violence. Told in the unadorned voice of the trader, it is a story that deftly combines the form of the exotic adventure yarn with the moral and psychological questing of great fiction.The Art of The Novella Series Too short to be a novel, too long to be a short story, the novella is generally unrecognized by academics and publishers. Nonetheless, it is a form beloved and practiced by literature's greatest writers. In the Art Of The Novella series, Melville House celebrates this renegade art form and its practitioners with titles that are, in many instances, presented in book form for the first time.
Bright Starby Robert Louis Stevenson
A U.S. Space Shuttle has crashed into the ocean. On board is the latest weapons technology. At risk is the fate of the world.
A Child's Garden of Versesby Robert Louis Stevenson
First published in 1885, Stevenson's verses so truly reflect the feelings of young children--about being small, the bliss of going up in a swing so high, discovering one's shadow, happiness and sorrow and dreaming--that they have never ceased to be an essential part of a child's library. Robinson's beautiful pictures originally appeared in 1896 in the first illustrated edition.
The Complete Stories of Robert Louis Stevensonby Robert Louis Stevenson Barry Menikoff
The complexity and range of Robert Louis Stevenson's short fiction reveals his genius perhaps more than any other medium. Here, leading Stevenson scholar Barry Menikoff arranges and introduces the complete selection of Stevenson's brilliant stories, including the famed masterpiece Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, as well as "The Beach of Falesá" and Stevenson's previously uncollected stories. Arthur Conan Doyle has written that "[Stevenson's] short stories are certain to retain their position in English literature. His serious rivals are few indeed."This Modern Library Paperback Classics edition includes explanatory notes, a Scots' Glossary, and a unique appendix dedicated to Stevenson's influence on the Oxford English Dictionary.From the Trade Paperback edition.
El diablo de la botellaby Robert Louis Stevenson
Luego de una vida de aventuras, durante la que se hizo famoso por sus narraciones fantásticas que estremecían a los lectores, Robert Louis se instaló en una isla de Samoa para cuidar su salud. Y como no dejaba de imaginar nuevos relatos, los isleños lo llamaron Tusitala, que significa "el contador de historias", título que para ellos tiene aún más poder que el del mismo rey. La popularidad de Robert L. Stevenson se basa en los emocionantes argumentos de sus relatos, plenos de acción, fantasía y aventura. Es también un maestro de la narración breve, del elaborado suspenso, de la circunstancia sorprendente, de la distancia y la precisión, de la que El Diablo en la Botella constituye una acabada muestra.
The Diary of Samuel Pepysby Robert Louis Stevenson Richard Le Gallienne Samuel Pepys
The diary which Samuel Pepys kept from January 1660 to May 1669 ...is one of our greatest historical records and... a major work of English literature, writes the renowned historian Paul Johnson. A witness to the coronation of Charles II, the Great Plague of 1665, and the Great Fire of 1666, Pepys chronicled the events of his day. Originally written in a cryptic shorthand, Pepys's diary provides an astonishingly frank and diverting account of political intrigues and naval, church, and cultural affairs, as well as a quotidian journal of daily life in London during the Restoration.In 1825, when Pepys's memoirs were first published, Francis Jeffrey of The Edinburgh Review declared, "We can scarcely say that we wish it a page shorter... it is very entertaining thus to be transported into the very heart of a time so long gone by; and to be admitted into the domestic intimacy, as well as the public councils of a man of great activity and circulation in the reign of Charles II." Edited and abridged by literary critic and author Richard Le Gallienne, this edition features an Introduction by Robert Louis Stevenson.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hydeby Robert Louis Stevenson
Here are 2 classic thrillers by a master of suspense. The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde explores the split nature of man. Dr. Jekyll, a respectable man, transforms into an alter ego named Mr. Hyde who carries out all the wickedness Dr. Jekyll represses. In the body of Mr. Hyde, Jekyll finds freedom from the bonds of social convention but soon finds himself lured deeper into violence, and ultimately murder. The second tale, Markheim, tells of a robber named Markheim who murders a shopkeeper on Christmas day. Award-winning British narrator Ralph Cosham does justice to these 2 bone-chilling tales.
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hydeby Robert Louis Stevenson Janani
This book is a condensed Tamil translation of Robert Louis Stevenson's English novel "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde". The story, full of suspense and mystery, is about the fate of a Doctor-Scientist with a split personality.
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (Adapted Version)by Robert Louis Stevenson Kate Mcmullan
Dr. Jekyll has a double life, but then things spin out of control. Can Jekyll control his dark side, or will his dark side control him?
El extraño caso del DR. Jekyll y Mr. Hydeby Robert Louis Stevenson
"Vacilé durante mucho tiempo antes de experimentar esta teoría en la práctica. Sabía muy bien que corría el riesgo de morir, pues cualquier droga que controlara y sacudiera tan potentemente la fortaleza de la identidad podía, por una simple medida de más en la dosis o la menor inadecuación en el momento apropiado de experimentación, borrar por completo ese tabernáculo inmaterial que yo intentaba cambiar. Pero la tentación de un descubrimiento tan singular y profundo venció las sugestiones de alarma. Hacía largo tiempo que tenía la solución preparada, había comprado enseguida en una botica de venta al por mayor una gran cantidad de una sal particular que era, como sabía por mis experimentos, el último ingrediente requerido, y, a altas horas de una maldita noche, mezclé los elementos, los miré bullir y humear juntos en la probeta, y cuando la ebullición se detuvo, me armé de coraje y bebí la poción." "A esto siguió el más agobiante de los tormentos un rechinar en los huesos, náuseas mortales y un horror del espíritu que no puede ser superado al de la hora del nacimiento o de la muerte. Luego esas agonías comenzaron a ceder repentinamente, y volví en mí como si saliera de una grave enfermedad." Este extraño experimento da origen a Edward Hyde, el lado más oscuro y perverso de su personalidad: un ser monstruoso, temido por los habitantes de Londres, que el Dr. Jekyll sera incapaz de controlar. Esta memorable novela de Robert Louis Stevenson es una alegoría moral, un relato de misterio que sucesivas generaciones de lectores han convertido en un clásico de la literatura universal.
A Gothic Treasury of the Supernatural: Six Novelsby Henry James Robert Louis Stevenson Oscar Wilde Horace Walpole Bram Stoker Mary Shelley
A GOTHIC TREASURY OF THE SUPERNATURAL. What sends chills down our spine when we read a good horror story? Contrary to some modern trends, it is not merely how much blood is spilled or how grotesquely an alien creature or monster is portrayed. Rather, the thrill of terror comes in exploring the depths of the human soul and in discovering the capacity for evil that lies hidden there: the monsters that lurk within us are the most frightening ones of all. These six gothic masterpieces of supernatural horror and suspense provide a wealth of such terrors. The first true gothic novel appeared in 1764: Horace Walpole's The Castle of Otranto. Inspired by a dream in which Walpole saw a huge, armored hand in an ancient castle, the story contains all the elements that have become the earmarks of the gothic novel: a medieval castle, a lost heir who must prove himself in order to claim his fortune, a villain, a love interest, and various supernatural phenomena. The Castle of Otranto influenced countless literary works throughout the nineteenth century. In Geneva during the summer of 1816, Lord Byron, John Polidori, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin (later Mary Shelley) amused one another by making up ghost stories. Mary Shelley's tale was the seed from which her timeless novel Frankenstein grew. Subtitled The Modern Prometheus, it is the spellbinding story of Victor Frankenstein, a doctor who plays God by creating a living being from the bodies of the dead; the tragic monster is ultimately seen as Frankenstein's alter ego. A similar theme appears in The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. A doctor discovers a potion that has the power to transform him into a fiend whose deeds become more and more horrifying. Awakened by a nightmare, Robert Louis Stevenson feverishly wrote Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in three days, destroyed it, and wrote it again in another three days. In Dracula, Bram Stoker created a monstrous being founded in folklore and legend; it is a tale made the more horrifying by the enduring belief in the possible existence of real vampires. With superhuman power, the vampire Count Dracula lures victims into his clutches and drains them of life until they too join the living dead. Oscar Wilde portrays a beautiful, ever-youthful Adonis who leads a life of decadence in The Picture of Dorian Gray. As Dorian ruins and corrupts those around him, his portrait strangely alters with each new crime he commits. We follow him down this path of decay to a shattering, inevitable climax. In The Turn of the Screw, Henry James, the master of ambiguity, tells the story of a governess, her two charges, and the spiritual presence of a dead valet and a dead governess. If we cannot be sure that these ghosts are real or imagined, there is no doubt about the terror this tangled tale inspires. Complete and together in one volume, these six gothic classics of the supernatural, by great writers who are masters of the macabre, provide new insights--and heightened terrors--with each reading.
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* purge.lisp (mcvs-purge): Factor out code for computing deleted files. * mapping.lisp (mapping-removed-files): New function, contains code factored from mcvs-purge. * restore.lisp: New file. (mcvs-restore, mcvs-restore-wrapper): New functions.
Adding purge command. * mcvs-main.lisp (*purge-options*): New constant. (*mcvs-command-table*): New entry. (*usage*): Update. * purge.lisp: New file. (mcvs-purge, mcvs-purge-wrapper): New functions.
* options.lisp (*nometa-option*): Eliminated rid useless docstring. (*meta-option*): New variable. (*nometa-option*): New variable. (filter-global-options): Clean rewrite using find-bind. * generic.lisp (mcvs-generic): New keyword parameters default-include-meta-files, need-update-after. Implements new logic related to the new options. Performs (mapping-update) if need-update-after is true and metafiles were subject to cvs update. (mcvs-commit-wrapper): Calls mcvs-generic with :default-include-meta-files t. * update.lisp (mcvs-update): No longer overrides the *nometa-option* special variable. Passes :need-update-after t to mcvs-generic. * mcvs-main.lisp (*cvs-options*): New options entered into list.
New feature: grab command. Takes snapshot of code and imports it to a branch, trying to determine which of the added and removed files are actually moves. * grab.lisp: New file. (read-word-hash, word-hash-file, correlate, added-removed, move-candidates, mcvs-grab, mcvs-grab-wrapper): New functions. * mcvs-main.lisp (*grab-options*): New constant. (*mcvs-command-table*): New entry. (*usage*): New text. * checkout.lisp (mcvs-checkout): Write out MAP-LOCAL even if :no-generate t is specified.
The ``import'' command is renamed to ``create''. * mcvs.main (*create-options*): Renamed to *import-options*. (*mcvs-command-table*): Updated. (*usage*): Updated. * import.lisp: File renamed to create.lisp. (mcvs-import): Renamed to mcvs-create; some arguments renamed. (mcvs-import-wrapper): Renamed to mcvs-create-wrapper. * README: Updated.
Adding mcvs remap command. * dirwalk.lisp (dirwalk-fi, dirwalk, for-each-file-info): Default behavior is now preorder (visit directory before its entries). A keyword is provided to select the old postorder behavior. A catch is provided in dirwalk-fi that allows the caller to skip processing the currently traversed directory. The for-each-* macros provide a local function called (skip) to do this. (delete-recursive): This function depends on postorder behavior in for-each-file-info, so it explicitly selects it now. * mcvs.lisp (*remap-options*): New constant. (*mcvs-command-table*): Add entry for new function. (*usage*): Describes new function. * remap.lisp: New file. (mcvs-remap, mcvs-remap-wrapper): New functions.
Help text now indicates that sw is an abbreviation for switch.
New switch command added, plus sticky tag related bugfixes and enhancement of mcvs list-branches. mcvs-main.lisp (*switch-options*): New constant. (*mcvs-command-table*): New entries. (*usage*): New help text. branch.lisp (what-branch-are-we-on): Function renamed to what-tag-are-we-on. Tests the first letter which is T or N; if it is not T, then it's not a branch tag. If there is a tag, it returns two values; the second value is NIL if it is not a branch tag, T otherwise. (mcvs-merge): Modified to use what-tag-are-we-on. (mcvs-list-branches): Show additional information about the current sticky tag. (mcvs-merge-wrapper): Fix wrong parenthesization introduced earlier today. (mcvs-switch-wrapper): New function.
New command to list branches. * mcvs-main.lisp (*list-branches-options*): New constant. (*mcvs-command-table*): Entries for new command added. (*usage*): Help text added. * branch.lisp (mcvs-list-branches, mcvs-list-branches-wrapper): New functions.
Add help for remerge.
Implemented remerge command; redo a merge without moving around any tags. * branch.lisp (mcvs-merge): New keyword parameter remerge-p to indicate that a re-merge should be done, plus logic for doing so. (mcvs-remerge-wrapper): New function. * mcvs-main.lisp (*remerge-options*): New constant. (*mcvs-command-table*): New entry for remerge command.
First cut at implementing more automated branching and merging. * mcvs-main.lisp (*branch-options*, *merge-options*): New constants. (*mcvs-command-table*): New entries for branch and merge commands. (*usage*): New help text. * branch.lisp: New file. (*branch-char*): New constant. (tags-from-cvs-log, what-branch-are-we-on, branch-tag-check, mcvs-branch, mcvs-branch-wrapper, cvs-make-or-advance-tag, mcvs-merge, mcvs-merge-wrapper): New functions.
Update takes file arguments now. * update.lisp (mcvs-update): If filename arguments are given, then just call mcvs-generic to do the work, but suppress the operation on meta files. If no filename arguments are given, then update everything. If the -p option is present, no synchronization is needed, before or after. (mcvs-update-wrapper): Pass command arguments down to mcvs-update. * mcvs-main.lisp (*update-options*): Add "p" option. * generic.lisp (mcvs-generic): New keyword parameter need-sync-after, a generalized boolean which can tell the function to do a mapping-synchronize after executing the CVS command.
The filt command takes arguments to select alternate revision of map. * mcvs-main.lisp (*filt-options*): New constant. (*mcvs-command-table*): Updated with new options. (mcvs-debug-shell): Restart name changed during debugging of filt changes. * filt.lisp (filt-select-map): New function. Loads either the local mapping, or retrieves an alternate mapping from CVS based on command line options. (mcvs-filt): Use filt-select-map rather than mapping-read.
* mcvs-main.lisp (*cvs-options*): Added "error-terminate" and "error-continue". (*usage*): Update and reformat help text. (mcvs-execute): Process "error-terminate" and "error-continue" options.
Support for -q, -Q and -e global options. * posix.lisp (*editor*): New special variable. (edit-file): Check *editor* variable; if not nil, use it. * mcvs-main.lisp (*usage*): Update help text. (mcvs-execute): Set *mcvs-chatter-level* according to -q or -Q. Set *editor* if -e is specified.
* mcvs-main.lisp (*cvs-options*): Remove obsolete "a". (*cvs-options-arg*): Add missing "r". (*usage*): New constant, help text. (mcvs-execute): Process help and version command line options.
Commit is handled through mcvs-generic, so it can take filename arguments, and honor --nometa. * commit.lisp: File removed. (mcvs-commit): Function removed. (mcvs-commit-wrapper): Moved to generic.lisp. * generic.lisp (mcvs-commit-wrapper): Moved from commit.lisp, changed to invoke mcvs-generic. (mcvs-generic): Only add TYPES file to list if it actually exists.
New --nometa command line option. * mcvs-main.lisp (*cvs-options*): Add "nometa" to list. (mcvs-execute): Filter global options to recognize Meta-CVS-specific ones. * options.lisp (*nometa-option*): New special variable. (filter-global-options): New function. * generic.lisp (mcvs-generic): Honor *nometa-option* special variable.
* mcvs-main.lisp (*add-options*): Support -R option for add. Thus, recursive add works now.
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* error.lisp (*mcvs-errors-occured-p*): New special variable. (mcvs-error-handler): Set *mcvs-errors-occured-p* to T. * mcvs-main.lisp (mcvs): Take *mcvs-errors-occured-p* into account in computing termination status.
Added a much improved error handling routine in anticipation of better use of restarts. * error.lisp: New file (restart-destructure): New macro. (*mcvs-error-treatment*): Special variable, moved here from mcvs-main. (mcvs-error-handler): New function. * mcvs-main.lisp (mcvs-top-error-handler): Function removed. (mcvs-execute): Bind error to new mcvs-error-handler instad of mcvs-top-error-handler.
* mcvs-main.lisp (*mcvs-command-table*): The "stat" abbreviation for status command added.
Hooking conversion tool into command structure. * mcvs-main.lisp (*convert-options*): New constant. (*mcvs-command-table*): New entry for mcvs-convert-wrapper. * convert.lisp (mcvs-convert): Fix reference to nonexistent variable. (mcvs-convert-wrapper): New function.
* sync.lisp (synchronize-files): Return :dir symbol when either argument is a directory. * mapping.lisp (mapping-synchronize): Chatter output messages are shorter. Handles :dir return value from synchronize-files. (mapping-update): New sanity checks for moved and added files, to avoid clobbering local files. Removed redundant call to ensure-directories-exit in move logic, because synchronize-files will do it anyway. Chatter messages reordered to occur before their corresponding action is done. * mcvs-main.lisp (*mcvs-error-treatment*): Special variable can have new domain value, namely :decline. (mcvs-top-error-handler): Print error message when terminating non-restartable error. Handle new :decline treatment by simply returning. (mcvs-debug-shell): Set *mcvs-error-treatment* to :decline so that errors are caught by debugger.
Oops, fix wrong options in command table.
Added status, log and annotate. * mcvs-main.lisp: (*log-options*, *status-options*, *annotate-options*): New constants. (*mcvs-command-table*): Add new entries. * generic-lisp (mcvs-log-wrapper, mcvs-status-wrapper, mcvs-annotate-wrapper): New functions.
Added tag command. * diff.lisp: File renamed to generic.lisp. (mcvs-diff): Function renamed to mcvs-generic. * generic.lisp (mcvs-generic): Function no longer dedicated to diffing only; takes CVS command to execute as an argument, also takes arguments and files as separate lists. (mcvs-diff-wrapper): Modified to invoke mcvs-generic properly. (mcvs-tag-wrapper): New function, uses mcvs-generic to implement tag command. * mcvs-main.lisp (*tag-options*): New constant. (*mcvs-command-table*): New entry for tag command.
* mcvs-main.lisp (mcvs): Use CLISP's exit function correctly to establish proper termination status.
Forgot a few important diff options.
* mcvs-main.lisp (mcvs-execute): Parse command-specific options properly based on knowledge of each command's set of options. (parse-args): Function removed.
* options.lisp (parse-opt): When multiple options characters are bunched up into one argument, and one of them other than the last one takes an argument, then the remaining ones are considered to constitute a string which is an argument to that option. For instance -y32 means -y 32, not -y -3 -2, assuming that y is an option that requires an argument. Top level handler terminates by non-local exit back to mcvs function, rather than by calling (exit). * mcvs-main.lisp (mcvs-top-error-handler): Restructured to call (throw 'mcvs-exit t). (mcvs-execute): Ensure that NIL is returned by normal exit. (mcvs): Catches 'mcvs-exit throw, and calls (exit 0) or (exit 1) accordingly.
MCVS is being renamed to Meta-CVS.
* move.lisp (simple-move-to-dir): eliminated a bunch of code with the result that mcvs mv now works more like the Unix mv when moving a directory to another directory. * mcvs-main.lisp (mcvs-execute): fix bogus error message when options are given but no command. * README: don't use -z3 in example because this style of specifying an argument to an option doesn't work.
Add "fi" shorthand for "filt".
* add.lisp (mcvs-add): Remove bogus test for NIL or T; allow recursivep to be a generalized boolean variable. This allows mcvs add -R to work properly. * mcvs-main.lisp (*cvs-command-options-arg*): add support for -u parameter, useful in cvs diff.
Added mcvs filt command to decode F- names in text streams.
Added simple top-level error handling mechanism.
First cut at pass-through of CVS options.
Format string fixes.
Adding simple debugging shell.
Copyright notices.
Added (provide "mcvs-main").
Moving closer toward delivery.
A bit of refactoring. Added mcvs-move.
Adding mcvs-remove operation.
Adding mcvs-diff.
Adding all existing source files.
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Journalism student Samantha Lena Rosenthal's (@SupaaFly_Sam) winning tweet: "Pen & paper may not be free, but the words we choose to write are. #FreedomOfPress #JournalismFreedoms #FreeToTweet"
Rosenthal, 21, a junior at UCF, is one of five winners of the 1 For All national Free to Tweet scholarship competition. She is a writer at Central Florida Future; UCF's magazine, Centric; and an intern at Orlando Magazine and Orlando Wedding.
Her work in journalism inspired the tweet, UCF officials said."I never knew how much journalism is the backbone to protecting and informing the masses until I took mass communication law," Rosenthal said. "Through that class and writing for the Central Florida Future, it taught me how to always write with the audience in mind and with accuracy."
Students across the nation participated in the 15-day competition that took place in December 2012. They posted more than 3,600 tweets about exercising their First Amendment rights.
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Blind Lemon Jefferson, blues musician, son of Alec and Cassie Jefferson, was born in Coutchman, Texas, in July 1897 (an estimated date since no records are available). He was born blind and was known all his life as Blind Lemon Jefferson. Jefferson received no formal education and instead traveled from town to town in the Wortham area, playing his guitar and singing songs, most of which were his own compositions. He later moved to the Dallas-Fort Worth area and became a well-known figure in the Deep Ellum district of Dallas. There he met Huddie Ledbetter (better known as "Leadbelly"), and for a time they played together in some of the brothels of Texas' cities. Leadbelly's "Blind Lemon Blues" was in honor of his friend. Jefferson was discovered by a talent scout for Paramount Records while in Dallas and was taken to Chicago. He made seventy-nine records for Paramount in the 1920s, each estimated to have sold 100,000 copies; he also made two recordings under the "Okeh" label. Recordings included "Matchbox Blues," "Black Snake Moan," and "See that My Grave is Kept Clean." He recorded spirituals under the pseudonym Deacon L. J. Bates. Jefferson is recognized as one of the earliest representatives of the "classic blues" field, considered to be one of the best folk blues singers of the 1920s, and said to have influenced such artists as Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith, and Bix Beiderbecker, and to have encouraged Sam "Lightnin'" Hopkins when Hopkins was an eight-year-old boy in Buffalo, Texas. It is not definitely known whether Jefferson was married, although one source says he married in 1922 or 1923 and had a son. He died in late December 1929 in Chicago. The exact date and cause of death is unknown because there was no death certificate, but it was reported that he had a heart attack and died on the streets during a snowstorm. Blind Lemon was buried in the Wortham Negro Cemetery, and his grave was marked as an official Texas historical monument in 1967. Jefferson was inducted into the Blues Foundation's Hall of Fame in 1980. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Alan B. Govenar, /Meeting the Blues/ (Dallas: Taylor, 1988). Alan Lomax, /Folk Songs of North America/ (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1960). Robert Santelli, /Big Book of the Blues: A Biographical Encyclopedia/ (New York: Penguin Books, 1993). Vertical Files, Barker Texas History Center, University of Texas at Austin. - Marilynn Wood Hill
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Got back from an incredible weekend up in the mountains here in Southern California. We took our students on our annual Winter Retreat. Thought I would share a few of the highlights -
- We stayed 2 nights up at Mile High Pines Camp – no snow, but nice and cold this time of year.
- Ron Merrell was our speaker. We had him 2 summers ago at camp and loved him, had to bring him back.
- Student-led workshops (30 minutes each, students could pick 2) were also really strong. Students prepped really well for them and did a great job.
- Simple music – just a guy and a guitar. SUCH a great change of pace.
- It was incredibly fun to honestly sit back and watch our volunteers really pastor our students. At this simple 48-hour camp volunteers drove pretty much everything.
- We're developing a pretty strong sense of story. Whenever we gathered together the leaders the first question we would ask was looking for stories, and we were never disappointed.
- Fun to have some longevity! Been doing camps for quite a while now – fun to have old friends there every year as leaders, and break in some incredible new rookies as well.
- The event broke even! Woohooo! We didn't lose money!
Great weekend for sure. Are you doing Winter Camp/Retreat this year?


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Maldives look to buy new homeland
It is strange and frightening, as a young person engaged in the fight against climate change for only a few short years, to have dramatic events that were previously discussed only in the future tense move into the present. "Entire populations inhabiting low-lying islands will become refugees as sea levels rise," a talking point for climate advocates for many years, is rapidly becoming, "Entire populations inhabiting low-lying islands are becoming refugees as sea levels rise." As the stakes grow higher, it's more important than ever to build the foundations of worldwide support and peaceful advocacy to stem this tide.
This article was reported in the Guardian:
The Maldives will begin to divert a portion of the country's billion-dollar annual tourist revenue into buying a new homeland – as an insurance policy against climate change that threatens to turn the 300,000 islanders into environmental refugees, the country's first democratically elected president has told the Guardian…