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I have the first version of the CodeIntel2 ported from Komodo to Sublime Text 2 (Mac OS X only at the moment... maybe someone's willing to compile the needed modules for other platforms, let me know)
You need only to untar the file into Packages and that's it... as you start writing, you'll get "code intellisense" suggestions. I'l still working on finding out how to do the "Jump to symbol declaration"... and Sublime needs more flexible ways to display menus (with icons perhaps and different fonts)... as well as advanced tooltips, so that I can show function calls with parameters information and documentation.
*UPDATE: Older files removed. Get the plugin from GitHub:
Don't despair! The first time you use it it needs to build some indexes and it can take more than a few seconds (around six in my configuration).
Please let me know how it goes for you.
EDIT: I added a screencast at Jing for showing the features off:screencast.com/t/wXFuTAvDRg
New improved version now with "Jump to Definition" working!
I created a github repository to keep the plugin and make it easier for you to download just whatever changed between releases:http://github.com/Kronuz/SublimeCodeIntel
The above links are now obsolete, get the latest from my github. Many improvements have been worked out (including the mouse click for jumping to symbol definitions) and it's now everything is working much much better. I'd say it's pretty much ready now
Full code intellisense, function tips and go to definitions in Sublime!
Please, report any bugs, suggestions or thoughts.
Holy crap dude, this is wonderful.
Possible bug (or maybe I'm just misunderstanding something): Whenever I'm inside a function, I seem to be getting a lot of
Warning: eval <blah blah blah>
in the status bar, and only sometimes the actual function information. Is this a config problem?
EDIT: I'm also getting similar errors when trying to use the jump to definition stuff on functions:
Warning: eval 'functionname' <blah blah blah>
@paulstraw, Please pull the new version from github. This one logs errors and stuff to ~/.codeintel/codeintel.log. Please try it and post the logs somewhere if you feel you've found a problem. Thank you for your feedback.
Now it doesn't seem to be working at all. I'm getting errors like this in ~/.codeintel/codeintel.log:
codeintel: ERROR: evaluating 'someFunction' at filename.js#123: could not resolve first part of 'someFunction'
codeintel.db: INFO: updating <catalog zone>: 1 catalog dir(s)
codeintel.db: WARNING: the following catalog selections didn't match any loaded API catalog: 'Mozilla Toolkit', 'Ext_30'
@paulstraw, pull again and try the new changes I made. By checking the log, there doesn't seem to be a problem.
This line is normal, it states that "someFunction" definition wasn't found:
codeintel: ERROR: evaluating 'someFunction' at filename.js#123: could not resolve first part of 'someFunction'
This line says it couldn't find a couple catalogs:
codeintel.db: WARNING: the following catalog selections didn't match any loaded API catalog: 'Mozilla Toolkit', 'Ext_30'
I'll check further into this if you send me a sample file with the problem and the logs you're getting. Please first pull again as I fixed some issues.
The problem is that 'someFunction' exists though (I just changed the function name in that snippet).
After playing with it a bit more, it seems the problem may be that CodeIntel is having trouble/doesn't support traversing directories. In the attached example, I can't get usingObject.js to see things from someObject (inside someObject.js), but if I move it out of ./subfolder (and let the index rebuild), it works fine. The same problem seems to happen when someObject is inside ./subfolder and usingObject is outside.
Uhh, hopefully that's clear. I'm tired.codeIntelTest.zip (2.4 KB)
@paulstraw, I have made some changes that fix some other edge problems so please pull the most recent code... But here, the problem is really not a problem, it's just a matter of misconfiguration... with javascript you just use files, and each file needs to be located somehow. Since it doesn't have an "import" command, it's impossible to know where the files are located by just guessing (files could be anywhere in your hard drive). So you must tell where all the directories containing javascript files are. You do this by creating a '.codeintel' folder and a configuration file called 'config' in either your home directory (~/.codeintel/config) or your project root directory (codeIntelTest/.codeintel/config) and adding the paths there:
"JavaScript": {
Basically what that says is that for language "JavaScript", you want some additional paths to be added, that contain more javascript files that will be used, by setting "javascriptExtraPaths". It adds the project folder itself to the extra paths, as wel as some extra "subfolder" directories.
In this particular case, the file "config" is not really needed, as CodeIntel will search inside the project's root folder for JavaScript files in up to 10 levels... however, you must still flag the root of your project by adding an empty folder named ".codeintel". That alone should solve the problems you were having. For your example, simply create the directory called "codeIntelTest/.codeintel", and then it'll work as expected.
Ah, yeah, that did the trick. Would there be any way for you to autogenerate that folder if it doesn't exist? Seems like it would make sense, no?
Either way, thanks for your help, appreciate it! Fantastic, very useful plugin.
Everyone, I just added the binaries to support Linux (32 and 64 bits) and Windows (32 bits only) ...still really untested, we need people testing those platforms, anyone plz?
@paulstraw: Well, the problem there is it's impossible to know where your project root is. If you open a file, and no .codeintel is found above it, it will now at least use the directory the file you opened as the root... but that's far from perfect.
Hi @kronuz,
How did you built the binaries ?
Im using archlinux (which uses python 2.7) how can i build these binaries here ?
Thanks for this wonderful plugin !
Hmm. After pulling the latest version, it seems to have stopped working. Here's all I'm getting in the log:
Catalogs for 'JavaScript': dojo, Ext_30, HTML5, jQuery, MochiKit, Mozilla Toolkit, Prototype, XBL, YUI
Starting CodeIntel for /somefile.js@1234 [JavaScript] (defns)
Catalogs for 'JavaScript': dojo, Ext_30, HTML5, jQuery, MochiKit, Mozilla Toolkit, Prototype, XBL, YUI
Nothing appears in ~/.codeintel/db and the "Updating indexes" message just sits there in Sublime (for over 30 minutes so far). Tried removing the folder in Packages as well as ~/.codeintel and re-cloned the repo with the same results.
@dsarch, It's in the src directory. You need to build those libraries and get the two .so files (_SilverCity.so and ciElementTree.so). Use the provided patches to parch the files... It'd be running something like this to compile the libs:
tar xzf scintilla210.tgz
cd scintilla
cat ../scintilla*.patch | patch -sup1
cd ..
tar xzf SilverCity-0.9.7.tar.gz
cd SilverCity-0.9.7
cat ../SilverCity*.patch | patch -sup1
python setup.py build
cd ..
tar xzf cElementTree-1.0.5-20051216.tar.gz
cd cElementTree-1.0.5-20051216
cat ../cElementTree-1.0.5-20051216.patch/*.patch | patch -sup1
python setup.py build
cd ..
find . -type f -name _SilverCity.so -exec cp {} ../libs/_local_arch \;
find . -type f -name ciElementTree.so -exec cp {} ../libs/_local_arch \;
rm -rf cElementTree-1.0.5-20051216
rm -rf SilverCity-0.9.7
rm -rf scintilla
...or pull the new version and go to the src directory and do "./build.sh". That will build both files (hopefully) and copy them to "Package/SublimeCodeIntel/libs/_local_arch/"... Then you need to zip those files and send them over, along with the information of your plataform. It should work afterwords with no further changes. Let me know how it goes for you!
@paulstraw, Can you please pull the latest and try again please. Post the full log somewhere and the configuration file(s) if it's still failing.
Hi @Kronuz,
It built everything great !
After building the libs, i did this:
cd SublimeCodeIntel
cp -R libs python_codeintel.py ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages/User
Then i cannot start sublime-text anymore, giving me this error:
$ sublime-text
Fatal Python error: Interpreter not initialized (version mismatch?)
Do you a hint on how to debug this ?
Thanks a lot for all effort !
@dsarch, unfortunately no... I have no idea what the problem might be ...perhaps Sublime in linux ships with it's own python binary and libraries? (most likely) being that the case, you'd have to compile everything again against the same version shipped within Sublime. Though I'm not sure it ships with the header files and development libraries.
Maybe @jps can give us some direction in this regard if he sees this thread... Jon, are you around?
Thanks for your work.Is it possible to have a 64 bits Windows build ? I haven't any C compiler on my PC so not any chance to build it myself.SilverCity is available from http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/ but not elementtree.It's probably possible to use the xml.etree package that come with the Python 2.6 from ST2 but it take some work to change all the call to cielementtree.
Someone could help us poor Windows 7 64 bits users ? Thanks.
@bizoo, unfortunately, no... they're both patched version (SilverCity and cElementTree)... so any binaries you find won't work it should be pretty easy to build, however I don't have a windows box to do the build at the moment. Maybe someone else is willing and able to make those binaries available.


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Venezuela backs peace talks in Colombia
Venezuela's newly appointed foreign minister, Elias Jaua, met the top diplomat of Colombia today after vowing to continue backing peace talks between the Colombian government and leftist rebels.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has been a key supporter of the talks in Havana and Jaua, who took over his post three days ago, told Colombia's Blu Radio on Thursday that policy would continue.
The meeting with Colombia's Maria Angela Holguin comes at a moment when the talks between the government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia have resumed after a holiday break.
Chavez remained out of sight in Cuba more than five weeks after undergoing cancer surgery, though Jaua said there would be no shift in policy.
"One of President Chavez's big bets throughout these 14 years [of his presidency] has been to bet on peace in Colombia," Jaua said in the radio interview. "Of course, we're going to continue supporting everything that the Colombian government requests of us to achieve the goal of peace."
In previous years, Colombian officials accused Chavez's government of providing refuge to rebel group known as the FARC, and the U.S. government has said some senior Venezuela military officials have provided the FARC with arms and helped it traffic in cocaine.
Chavez and his government have denied those accusations, though the rebels have expressed affinity with the socialist leader's ideals.
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Since Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos took office in 2010, he has built friendly ties with Chavez, ending the animosity between the two countries during the presidency of Santos' predecessor, Alvaro Uribe.
Delegates from Chile and Venezuela have been designated as facilitators for the talks between the rebels and Colombia's government, though their exact roles have not been explained.
Fernando Gerbasi, a former Venezuelan ambassador to Colombia, said Holguin's visit to Caracas had been scheduled weeks ago and said he didn't think her visit was related to the uncertain situation in Venezuela surrounding Chavez's condition. He said Colombia's foreign minister in particular wanted to make sure Venezuela will keep co-operating in the peace talks.
Vicente Torrijos, a political analyst at Rosario University in Bogota, said stability in Venezuela is crucial for Colombia so that Venezuela's government continues supporting the negotiations.

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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — A young seal wandered up a steep embankment and crossed four lanes of traffic to make an unexpected appearance at the entrance of Mercy Hospital on Friday.
Mike Therrian was out shoveling snow when he saw what he thought could have been a person bundled under a blanket at about 4 a.m. To his surprise, it was a 30-inch gray seal.
Hospital security was alerted, police officers dispatched and a marine mammal expert summoned.
But Therrian and a co-worker from Seabreeze Property Service took matters into their own hands, encouraging the seal to move on before the arrival of seal expert Lynda Doughty.
"We were calling it like a dog: 'C'mon, c'mon.' Oddly enough, it came to us," said Kevin Freeman, who took several photographs of the wayward seal.
With some coaxing the seal slid down the hill, crossed the Fore River Parkway and crawled back into the river that empties into Portland Harbor.
Gray seals give birth to their pups from January to March, and the seal was a youngster who'd just left her mother, said Doughty, executive director of Marine Mammals of Maine. The seals sometimes crawl onto land to take a rest or to regulate their body temperature, she said.
Therrian and Freeman said they decided to encourage the seal to get back into the water after they had trouble raising anyone at the early hour. The distance from the hospital to shore was about 150 to 200 yards, and they tossed snow over sidewalks to make a path.
It was high tide and the seal knew what to do. "She got down there on the rocks, she got her nose in the water, and she just took right off," Freeman said.
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The Galaxy Note 2 was spotted in two new colors in a leaked ad photo from Korea. This picture showed the phablet in two all new colors previously unavailable.
The new colors for the Galaxy Note 2 are said to be "Ruby Wine" and "Amber Brown." They will be available in South Korea in the near future and should be available around the globe sometime in 2013.
This Ruby Wine color will be exclusive to the Galaxy Note 2.
Samsung has sold 1 million Galaxy Note 2 units at its home base of Korea.
The company reached the milestone recently, making the device one of its most successful of all time.
Samsung also reported that it sold more than 5 million Note 2 units worldwide two months after its original release date.
The device features a 5.5-inch HD display and Android 4.1.1, JellyBean.
Before the official launch of the Galaxy Note 2, J.K. Shin, the head of Samsung's Mobile Unit, predicted that the device would sell 20 million units after just one year. With this news of 5 million sold in just two months, the company is on pace to exceed that prediction and blow past the sales of the original model.
This will also put Samsung in a place where it could beat out Apple in the smartphone sales department.
Other companies have noticed Samsung's success with the smartphone-tablet hybrid and are deciding to follow in the company's footsteps.
LG is expected to unveil a Galaxy Note 2 competitor at this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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NARA Forms Alliance with Locust Trace AgriScience Farm, Hosting Event and Appearing at Keeneland
The Equine Studies program at Locust Trace AgriScience Farm has a new partner: the North American Racing Academy (NARA). Locust Trace, which is part of Fayette County Public Schools, and NARA, which is part of Bluegrass Community and Technical College (BCTC), are offering dual credit classes to high school juniors and seniors attending Locust Trace.
The partnership opens up new opportunities for Locust Trace students by providing them access to some of the worlds foremost horsemen. Many NARA students have earned internships and full-time positions through NARA's relationships in the horse industry. In addition, BCTC-NARA has provided several off-the-track retired Thoroughbred Racehorses to Locust Trace to give the students an opportunity for hands-on learning.
"This partnership is an excellent opportunity for our students to gain industry experience while they are still in high school," Kari McGee, Locust Trace Guidance Counselor, said.
To help mark this new alliance, perennial leading trainer Ken McPeek will kick off a speaker series at Locust Trace at 1:00 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2013. McPeek will offer students his unique perspective on what it takes to succeed in the horse racing and breeding industries and will touch on his career, secrets on successfully training and selecting racehorses and the importance of new technologies in the racing industry.
NARA faculty and students will also be talking about the career and training opportunities available to young men and women interested in the horse racing and breeding industries Saturday at Keeneland's Sunrise Trackside Saturday, October. A NARA Equicizer, which simulates riding a racehorse, will also be on hand so a few lucky kids can try their hand at race riding. The event starts at 7:00 a.m. and runs until 8:30 a.m. trackside in Keeneland's Equestrian Dining Room.
For more information about Sunrise Trackside, visit www.keeneland.com/discover/sunrise-trackside.
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EAST BERLIN, Pa. (AP) - fEBRUARY 6, 2013 --Authorities in York County say an 85-year-old man fatally shot his wife as she lay in bed before killing himself.
Investigators say the murder-suicide happened sometime Tuesday at a home in Washington Township.
Officials with the York County Coroner's Office say 85-year-old Sherman Brown shot 84-year-old Jeanette Brown one time in the head. The man then sat in a bedroom chair and shot himself in the head with the rifle.
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MILWAUKEE — There are two managerial openings still unfilled in baseball and Ryne Sandberg is a finalist for neither. The Cubs do not want to hire their Hall of Fame second baseman only to have to fire him one day. The Red Sox never interviewed Sandberg.
The only position for which Sandberg was interviewed — St. Louis — hired Mike Matheny with no managerial experience. So that leaves either a job on a major-league staff or a return to the minors for Sandberg.
Given that Sandberg was viewed as a managerial candidate this winter, it's hard to see a newly hired manager adding him to his staff for fear of always looking over his shoulder.
So this could be a major win for the Phillies, who are quite fond of Sandberg. Should he return to triple-A Lehigh Valley for the 2012 season, the Phillies theoretically have another season to find a spot for him on the major-league staff for 2013. Charlie Manuel's deal expires after the 2013 season. You do the math...
Phillies officials have had nothing but effusive praise for Sandberg's first season in the organization. A handful of players who spent time with the IronPigs in 2011 spoke highly of Sandberg's style.
Granted, nothing is a slam dunk. The fact that Sandberg has been passed over for numerous managerial jobs in the past two seasons raises a red flag. But no one has suggested the 52-year-old is unfit for a managing job eventually.
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David Nail Admits Job Perks Have Helped Him Become a Better Husband
David Nail's life over the past couple of years has gone from 0-60, it seems. The star is finally being recognized for his many talents — singing, songwriting and showmanship — which have lead him to do some pretty cool things, truth be told.
Nail landed the slot of singing 'God Bless America' at the 2011 World Series game during the seventh inning stretch, but that's just one example of the job perks that he picks up on a daily basis. He does feel a bit of guilt, however, knowing that his wife misses out on doing some of the cool things he does. But Nail says he definitely makes it up to her.
"I'm a good husband because I get to do so many cool things that I feel guilty about it sometimes, so that guilt often translates into gifts for her," the 'Red Light' hitmaker tells Taste of Country. "I'm very content with my level of graciousness toward my wife. I think if anything, she should feel lucky to be with me [laughs]. I'm kidding. I'm very lucky, obviously. That's so cliché, but it's true."
Of course, with a little bit of newfound success comes a little more financial stability — but don't expect Nail to get ahead of himself by making any large purchases, like a second bus, for example. "I don't know if I will ever do that, just because I know how expensive they are," he says, bewildered at the thought of adding another bus to his touring entourage. "I like saving money, which is odd because I didn't used to. Now I've got kind of paranoid about it."
Besides, his wife, Catherine, needs to stay grounded at home to take care of their two pups, Rainy — named for his smash 'Let It Rain' — and Charlie. The three girls in Nail's life will undoubtedly miss the singer quite a bit as he continues a hectic touring schedule, with dates booked solid through November.


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John Habib's City Sports: For Cail, tonight's Monarchs game a grand experienceBy JOHN HABIB
New Hampshire Union Leader
February 15. 2013 11:28PM
The Voice of the Manchester Monarchs will be calling his 1,000th game tonight from Verizon Wireless Arena.
"I'm thrilled to be the only (play-by-play) voice the team has ever known," said Ken Cail, who hasn't missed a single game since the American Hockey League franchise arrived in Manchester in 2001.
Cail's 1,000th game can be heard on 610 WGIR-AM beginning at 7 p.m., when the Monarchs face the St. John's IceCaps.
"I'll probably reminisce a little about my 12 years with the Monarchs, but other than that, I'm approaching the game the same as the previous 999," Cail said.
Cail credits good health and good fortune for his iron-man streak in the Monarchs broadcast booth.
"It's no secret to anyone who knows me that I love my job," said Cail. "I've enjoyed working for the Los Angeles Kings organization. I've enjoyed working with the players, present and former, and the coaches, from Bruce Boudreau to Jim Hughes to Mark Morris. Great people in the front office like Dave Taylor, Dean Lombardi, Ron Hextall, Hubie McDonough, Jeff Eisenberg, Darren Abbott ... The list just goes on and on. It's truly been an honor."
Cail has been an on-air fixture in Manchester since 1977, calling mainly high school sports until 2001 when the Monarchs were searching for their radio play-by-play broadcaster. Cail said he sent a tape of a high school hockey game to Eisenberg, the Monarchs' first president.
"Frank Sullivan was my partner for many of those high school games," said Cail. "Other than a few University of Vermont hockey games, I had never called hockey games higher than the high school level. I finally met Jeff for lunch at the old Merrimack Restaurant, and after telling me he liked what he heard, he hired me.
"The fact I had an established name in the city I think helped me. Skip Ashooh and (then-) Mayor Ray Wieczorek, who were both instrumental in paving the way for the arena to be built in Manchester, also recommended me to Jeff. So being from the area didn't hurt my chances."
Eisenberg teamed Cail with former Boston Bruins great Rick Middleton and the late Pat Burns, a National Hockey League coach for 14 seasons, including four seasons in Boston.
"I learned so much about the game from Rick and Pat," said Cail, whose impressive list of broadcasting analysts over the last dozen years with the Monarchs includes Dick Lutsk, Jim Rivers, Charlie Sherman, Rene Leclerc and, most recently, Chris Ryan, now in his seventh season.
"I've been really blessed because all of them are terrific," said Cail, who said his ongoing streak almost ended as soon as it began.
"The Monarchs are playing their very first game in franchise history in Lowell (Mass.) against the Lock Monsters, and I'm working the game with Pat Burns at the Tsongas Arena," he recalled. "Late in the second period, I'm starting to lose my voice on the air. Pat realizes something is wrong, and I'm just glad he's there to help me get through the period.
"Fortunately, I finish the game and I learn afterwards that I had a case of laryngitis. Luckily for me, Manchester didn't have another game for another week, allowing me to rest my throat. If Manchester would have played a day or two after that first game, my consecutive streak of calling games for the Monarchs would have ended at one."
Many years ago, Cail said, he was stranded in Nashville, Tenn., coming home from vacation with his family.
"We had a flight delay. I was supposed to be in Manchester by noon - in plenty of time to call the 4 o'clock game against Hershey at the Verizon. Fortunately, I had left all the (radio) equipment at the arena before I left on vacation. I called Dick (Lutsk), who was able to set up and handle the pregame show. I arrived in the booth at the arena exactly one minute before the game started and called it."
Another close call for Cail happened about five seasons ago when he was involved in a head-on automobile accident on the way to call a game in Manchester.
"The guy in the other car fell asleep, drifted into my lane and crashed into me," Cail said. "Fortunately we weren't going at a great rate of speed, but my car was totally damaged from the crash. I actually blacked out for a few seconds. Chris Ryan handled the pre-game show, and I managed to get to the arena in time to call that game against Lowell. So I've had some near misses along the way to 1,000."
Cail said he believes he ranks somewhere in the top five among active AHL broadcasters for most games called on radio.
"Don Stevens is in his 27th season with the Rochester Americans, and I've still got a long way to catch him," he laughed. "I know (the Connecticut Whale's) Bob Crawford is in his 16th season. I don't know for sure if either has called 1,000 consecutive games, but it's an honor to be among those two gentlemen who have called 1,000 or more games."
Cail said hockey is his favorite sport to broadcast.
"The key to hockey broadcasting is the preparation," he said. "If you're not prepared, you can get yourself into big trouble. Much more than any other sport, the game of hockey really calls itself. For me, it's a matter of getting into the rhythm and flow of the game. If you know the rosters backward and forward, you're on your way."
In addition to his work with the Monarchs, Cail has had many memorable jobs during his 40 years in broadcasting.
He was a statistician for longtime Boston Bruins play-by-play man Bob Wilson; served six combined seasons as the public address announcer for the Manchester and New Haven Yankees, predecessors of Eastern League baseball's New Hampshire Fisher Cats; and was the producer for longtime WBZ radio's Guy Mainella (of "Calling All Sports" fame) and Gil Santos, who recently retired as the longtime voice of the New England Patriots.
Locally, Cail worked many seasons for the Nashua Pride, serving in multiple capacities with the public relations department of the now-defunct independent professional baseball club.
After that, from 2008 to 2011 he was the radio broadcaster for the Lowell Spinners, short season Class-A affiliates of the Boston Red Sox.
Cail said all of those experiences "were wonderful, but calling games for the Manchester Monarchs is the best gig I've ever had in my career."
Cail, who said his 1-year-old grandson, Phillip, will be in attendance today for his 1,000th game, hopes to broadcast the next thousand games for the Monarchs.
"I'm only 58 years old, and my voice is as strong as ever," he said. "Believe me, I'm not close to retiring anytime soon."
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 15, 2010) - ETSU women's tennis head coach Steve Brooks and the Lady Bucs tennis team closed out the 2010 Snow Volley Tennis Tournament last weekend after a record 72 participants contributed to the programs annual fundraiser.
The annual event raised over $3,000 dollars for the Lady Bucs program, which will help go to resurface the Buddy Hartsell Tennis Center courts after the upcoming 2010 season is complete.
"I was very pleased with the turnout this year," said Brooks. "I hope everyone that played in the event enjoyed it. Our program has great support in the Tri-Cities whether it's through participating in this event or supporting our players by coming out to matches."
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I have to tell myself all the time to go at my own pace and trust my instincts. My husband felt our son was ready to night wean at a year, and every time I said OK, I would start crying before we went to sleep and said, "I just can't do it!!" Luckily, my husband always respected my needs and gave us (my son and I) the time we needed. At 15 months, I finally felt that we both were ready and, to my great surprise, he night weaned very easily and now my husband is on daddy duty at night. It has taken so much pressure and anxiety off of me, as I was sure he wouldn't be able to sleep or be comforted without me. And it makes me happy that our son can be soothed by my husband and it doesn't always have to be mama.
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Oklahoma City - Dana Gioia, national arts executive, poet and librettist, will participate in symposia Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 with Oklahoma leaders in the arts. He will also deliver the sixth McBride Lecture on Oct.1 at 8:00 p.m. in Gaylord University Center on the campus of Oklahoma Christian University. During his visit to Oklahoma, Gioia also will meet with teachers who sponsor Oklahoma students in the national Poetry Out Loud competition.
"Dana Gioia is an artist whose contributions to American culture are broad as well as deep," said Dr. Scott LaMascus, director of the McBride Center for Faith and Literature. "He is a poet, a musician, a devoted public servant, an accomplished executive, and much more. We are delighted to share Gioia's visit with Oklahomans - teachers, poets, opera lovers, scholars, and all who prize creativity and excellence."
Gioia's poetry collection Interrogations at Noon has been recognized by the American Book Award. While Chairman of the National Endowment of the Arts, Gioia helped the Poetry Foundation and others begin the national Poetry Out Loud project, which organizes annual, statewide competitions in poetry recitation and end with a national competition in Washington, D.C., where state winners compete for university scholarship funds.
Gioia also is editor of many anthologies and author of two essay collections: Can Poetry Matter? (1992) and Disappearing Ink (2004). The statewide kick-off for Poetry Out Loud 2010-2011 will include a luncheon for teachers offered by The Oklahoma Humanities Council and the Oklahoma Arts Council. Gioia will speak to teachers at the luncheon, followed by a workshop by University of Oklahoma poet Nathan Brown. The luncheon is free with RSVP to the OHC by calling 405-235-0280 before Sept. 24. Continuing Education credit is available from the workshop.
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And then, he changes his mind, produces a loaded gun that he had successfully hidden from police during his two body searches, and with his hands handcuffed behind his back, seated in the back of a police car, he decides to commit suicide with his hidden gun, and still handcuffed, the left handed Carter successfully shoots himself in the right temple.
the police released a video of a a guy performing the act of shooting one's self as they have said.
The autopsy report comes days after police released dashboard camera video recorded the night Carter was shot in Jonesboro, about 130 miles northeast of Little Rock. Part of the video showed Carter being patted down and ended before officers found Carter slumped over and bleeding in the back of a patrol car as was described in a police report. Police later released additional video they said was recorded after Carter was found.Neither included the moment they say Carter shot himself, and the footage did little to resolve questions about how the shooting could have happened.
yes, they released a "re-enactment"....
Quote from: none on August 20, 2012, 01:44:21 PMyes, they released a "re-enactment"....This is only a reenactment. At most, it would resolve the question of whether it is possible to shoot yourself in the head while cuffed. It would say nothing about whether it actually happened in this case.
yeah, but they didn't show a "re-enactment" of a uniformed officer shooting him in the head...I wonder why....
For a cop to miss a handgun in a patdown -- twice -- is nearly inconceivable. It's also nearly inconceivable that one could commit suicide in such a fashion while cuffed, or that this man would choose to kill himself over what would probably have been a misdemeanor at most.
The handgun was just standing its ground.Where the eff did that gun come from? Until they come up with an explanation for that, I am not going to buy the story that a young guy who was handcuffed in a car after being searched, managed to shoot himself in the head. Why was I not at all surprised to learn that he was black? Reminds me of Steve Biko's death in South Africa. The police there said he beat himself to death with a chair while handcuffed. Young black men in police custody perform more amazing stunts than Cirque du Soleil.
Well, the 2 kids released were white. The kid arrested was black. Can it be determined if the gun was one of the cops? Very strange case. It does not pay to be a minority and poor in this country. Seems like the new program is just elimination.
I heard today that he had meth, oxicontin, etc. in his system. So the part of making him a bad guy has started.
I keep wracking my brain about this case. And as Pianodwarf pointed out, it is very odd. What motivation would a cop have to kill a handcuffed young man?Here is my theory. It doesn't explain where the gun came from, or whether it was one of the cops' guns, or a gun found in the car or on the kid or on the street.But I think that one of the cops was taunting the kid with a gun when he was handcuffed, and the gun went off. The cops made the decision to call it a suicide, rather than implicate the cop.I really can't think of another explanation.
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough. " A. Einstein
I find it disturbing that people are willing to think that the cops are the bad guys merely because the dead man is black.Not all cops are bad, not all Blacks are good - we are just people.Imagine that the report had been "a man shot himself whilst handcuffed". Would that have been cause to say there must have been a murder?What about. "A white man shot himself whilst handcuffed and in the custody of Black police officers"? Who is to blame here? Did the Black police officers shot the man?This speculation is simply copying the hysterical media by seeking sensationalist news and making wild assumptions without any data.Best wait for some facts.
I always say what I mean. But sometimes I'm a sarcastic prick whose tone can't be properly communicated via text.
Well, the 2 kids released were white. The kid arrested was black. Can it be determined if the gun was one of the cops? Very strange case. It does not pay to be a minority and poor in this country. Seems like the new program is just elimination.
They have dash cam of before and after. 3 and a half minutes is missing. Guess what that covers? Also, no test on gun powder residue was taken on the kid or cops.


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The people of New Hampshire want to know what is in their food. A professional poll conducted in October found that 90 percent of New Hampshire residents — Republicans, Democrats and Independents alike — support labeling for Genetically Modified Organisms.
Consumers have the right to know because the process of genetic engineering is unique and genetically engineered (GE) seeds are so different from conventional that they are patented. Because of these patents, it is difficult for independent scientists in the U.S. to obtain GE seeds for testing.
GE seeds were first approved in a closed-door meeting at the White House in 1992 when representatives of the FDA and bioengineering companies such as Monsanto, DuPont and Dow Chemical decided that GE foods were "substantially equivalent" to conventional foods. Had there been open hearings, objective scientific evidence of the claims of these products would have been required. As it is, the FDA does no independent testing; it relies on data submitted by the developers.
Unlike techniques used in traditional breeding, GE involves the alteration of the plant's DNA through a process which could not occur in nature. In other words, crossing one variety of a tomato with another variety is not GE. Inserting a flounder gene into that tomato is GE.
The claim that GE seeds require less herbicide/pesticide use is misleading. Evidence shows that after continuous use, more is required. We are now seeing increases in the use of glyphosate (the active ingredient in Roundup) on herbicide-tolerant GE crops. Farmers are seeing the emergence of super weeds and resistant worms. There is concern that bees, butterflies and non-targeted insects are being harmed. There is also increasing evidence that these more expensive seeds have not shown increased yields.
The 2009 Agriculture at the Crossroads study by multiple international organizations determined that GE crops create as many problems as they solve. American farmers have lost sales in Europe and Asia where labeling is required because of contamination of their crops by GE seed.
The claim that GE products are proven safe is also misleading. While the American Medical Association had not initially called for labeling, at the group's 2012 meeting it called for mandatory pre-assessment. The American Association of Environmental Medicine has called for immediate long-range safety testing and labeling.
Close to 300 American, European and Asian members of ENSSER have signed on to an October 2013 document stating: As scientists, physicians, academics and experts from disciplines relevant to the scientific, legal, social and safety assessment aspects of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), we strongly reject claims by GM seed developers and some scientists, commentators, and journalists that there is a "scientific consensus" on GMO safety. Included among the signers is Dr. Belinda Martineau who helped create the first GE tomato.
The amended version of HB 660 will not force producers to create special labeling for New Hampshire. A trigger allows the bill to go into effect only when four additional Northeast states pass similar legislation. Connecticut and Maine have already passed such legislation, as has the Vermont House. More than 20 other states currently have labeling bills under consideration. Sixty-four countries around the world already require labeling. American companies from Hersey to Con Agra already label GE products for world distribution.
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The Washington state attorney general is currently overseeing a case against the American Grocers Association for funneling anti-labeling money from undisclosed sources in violation of Washington state law.
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Rep. Maureen Mann is a Democrat from Deerfield and sponsor of HB 660, which would require labeling of genetically modified foods.


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Wadsley decided Thursday she couldn't in good conscience vote for Romney — she had backed Ron Paul during the GOP primary — and resigned to allow the Iowa GOP to choose someone else for that duty.
"I have always been a straight-ticket Republican, and for the first time in my life I am an undecided voter, therefore, I need to resign my position as a Republican presidential elector," Wadsley said in an email exchange with The Associated Press.
Iowa GOP Chairman A.J. Spiker said in a statement Thursday that the state party's central committee would begin the process of selecting a replacement, essentially allowing the party to confirm a die-hard Romney supporter.
A mother of three in Ames, Wadsley was one of three electors featured in an AP story published early Thursday that noted some GOP electors were unsure they would vote for Romney if he won their states on Nov. 6. They had expressed frustration at how Republican leaders have worked to suppress Paul's conservative movement and his legion of loyal supporters.
"They've never given Ron Paul a fair shot, and I'm disgusted with that," Wadsley told the AP for the story that preceded her resignation. "I'd like to show them how disgusted I am."
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San Luis Obispo County Sheriff Ian Parkinson says the California county's new hybrid cellular and RF communications system is superior to its stand-alone land mobile radio network. Enabled by a digital dispatch platform from Raytheon and Twisted Pair, it leverages commercial cellular service to extend the police network to just about any smartphone.
Replacing an end-of-life radio dispatch system with an IP platform linking smartphones with traditional radios extends the reach and the functionality for San Luis Obispo County's first responders. Read more.
But this system is a supplement to, not a replacement for, police radios. For the most part, land mobile radios do one thing: They let policemen talk with other policemen and firefighters talk with other firefighters. With the economical functionality of ubiquitous smartphones, why not do away with those expensive legacy radio systems completely?
There are a number of reasons why smartphones and cellular carriers are not ready to replace public safety radio networks. Three of them:
1. Bandwidth: Commercial carrier networks are consumer systems and are not dedicated to public safety use. This means first responders have to compete with consumers for bandwidth, which is likely to be at a premium during an emergency when police, firefighters and other safety personnel need it most. FirstNet, a nationwide public safety network now in the works, would be dedicated to first responders and built to more robust standards of reliability and availability, but that project is years away from completion.
2. Planned obsolescence: "Cell phones now are semi-disposable," said Parkinson. They are upgraded and replaced every few years, and departments relying on them would have to ensure that applications and infrastructure supporting their use would continue to support new models and versions.
3. Durability: Most smartphones also are not ruggedized. "We have to be concerned whether they will be dropped," Parkinson said, because they are not built for police and rescue work. They also do not have the battery life needed to be in use constantly through a 10- or 12-hour shift, which is one of the features of land mobile radio handsets.
Police radios are expensive and they only do one thing, but they do it well, Parkinson said. "Portable radios are costly because they are ruggedized and have that battery life."
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I am a security professional and have been for 18 years and my current employer uses Sprint's PTT (push to talk) phones and a "public safety style of dispatching". I have been petitioning to switch from the PTT phones to radios because the two devices are built with two different purposes. Phones have lots of contacts for phone numbers, addresses, etc. When I am dealing with an emergency with 10 or more personnel and I need to switch to a different talk group - a sprint PTT version of changing a channel on a radio, I have to scroll through different names on the list in order to find who I want to need to talk to. On a radio, I simply move the knob from channel #1 to #4 or #6 etc. If the phone manufacturers would create a way to switch talk groups by a knob function, then they may be a worth a look - until then, phones should only be used to Supplement - not replace the radio....sometimes the best technology is the tried and true technology
This articles fails to mention the primary issue, in my opinion, and that is the "one to many" aspect of Public Safety dispatch. I have yet to see a cellular type service demonstrate the ability to perform that function well.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- It was a grand (slam) Sunday afternoon for the Giants.
For the D-backs, it was just ugly.View Full Game Coverage
The Giants walloped a pair of grand slams en route to an 8-4 win over the D-backs in the final game before the All-Star break at AT&T Park. It was just the third time in San Francisco Giants history that they hit two grand slams in a game.
Early on, it looked like Vidal Nuno, acquired last weekend from the Yankees, might be on his way to another outstanding performance as the D-backs grabbed a 1-0 lead off Madison Bumgarner (10-7).
"I thought he threw the ball well," catcher Tuffy Gosewisch said of Nuno. "Just as good as the previous outing. He did what he does; he mixed all of his pitches, threw everything, located to both sides of the plate and tried to keep guys off balance. I thought we did that today."
All of that disappeared quickly in the fifth inning.
Bumgarner got the rally started with a one-out double and Nuno then hit Hunter Pence with a pitch. One out later, Pablo Sandoval hit a grounder to the hole at short. Third baseman Martin Prado made a nice diving stop, but his throw to first pulled Paul Goldschmidt off the bag.
So rather than the inning being over, the bases were loaded and Buster Posey quickly unloaded them when he smacked a 1-0 pitch into the left-field bleachers for a 4-1 San Francisco lead.
"It was just one of those innings that I want to take back, but it is what it is," Nuno said. "I wanted a two-seam [fastball], but it just ran over the plate and [Posey] took it out."
One inning later, reliever Matt Stites allowed a single to start the frame, and the next batter, Ehire Adrianza, reached when shortstop Nick Ahmed could not hang on to a popup as he slid for it.
Stites then walked Brandon Crawford to fill the bases, and Bumgarner wiped them clean with his second grand slam of the season to give the Giants an 8-1 lead.
As Bumgarner walked to the plate, Gosewisch strolled to the mound to remind Stites about Bumgarner's prowess at the plate.
"Everyone knows he's a good hitter," Gosewisch said. "We were just trying to go first-pitch fastball down and away, because a lot of times first pitch he's trying to get the head out and turn on the ball. We knew that, and I thought we had a good chance of throwing a fastball down and away instead of a slider. Just ran back over. Obviously hindsight maybe we throw a different pitch, but if it's located down and away, I think we're OK. After that, we would have gone right to a slider. That was my plan. He just did a good job with it. He was ready for a pitch to hit, he got it and did some damage."
Bumgarner became just the second pitcher in Major League history to hit two grand slams in the same season, joining Atlanta's Tony Cloninger, who hit two in the same game on July 3, 1966.
"That's pretty impressive," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said. "He gets the bat out front out there, he gives you good at-bats and that's something that wins games for you when these pitchers can help themselves."
The D-backs did fight back in the seventh as they scored three runs, two of which came on Cody Ross' second homer of the year.
But overall, it was a game the D-backs would just as soon forget. In addition to the errors, Ender Inciarte made a couple of baserunning mistakes.
By contrast, the Giants turned in a crisp game defensively, with Sandoval making a nice diving play at third and Pence running down a Goldschmidt drive just in front of the right-field wall that would have scored a run.
"Just look at the first six innings," D-backs manager Kirk Gibson said. "We made a lot of mistakes. Made a couple of errors, made a couple of baserunning mistakes and gave up a couple of home runs there. We just weren't able to overcome that. We made too many mistakes today. On the other side, they played pretty good baseball. They didn't walk anybody. That's how you get beat."
Steve Gilbert is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Inside the D-backs, and follow him on Twitter @SteveGilbertMLB.


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