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The gray smog rises from her lips like a cremation furnace. The simple elegance of this quiet moment is irresistible. (But, I wait)
She slugs back the scotch, finishes her smoke and ashes it in the sink. She unties her hair and enters the hallway, past the childless bedroom with the empty crib, past the altar coated in wax like a wedding cake, the tiny packages of meat, dead flowers, and baby's breath.
She enters the bathroom, she undresses. She sits on the edge of the bath. Her naked body folded in half, tits hanging like mushy stalactites over her lap. Oh, precious. She closes her eyes and holds her head as if it might float away.
For a moment, my thoughts drift again, this time to the hammer I am holding. The handle is smooth as bone, the forged steel head is heavy, and I feel powerful. She reaches for the faucet and I snap back to the moment. Bubbles brim the edge of the tub. Her fingers check the water temperature and I am ready.
I move behind her. She doesn't hear. I swing the hammer. She doesn't see. I crack her skull. She's in the tub. Facedown. I am drowning her, mashing her head to the bottom, knifing the claw of the hammer into her spine and ribs over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and ...
Her body stops pretending to care and surrenders as it is supposed to. Just to be sure, I press hard, keeping her head beneath the bloody water a few moments more. Her neck snaps, nose breaks, and her face collapses against the bottom of the tub. I see my reflection in the mirror and soapy foam has formed a half smile over the black nylon mask I am wearing.
I lean to her. The water is like glass. I hover above the surface, soft breath causing tiny quakes, and whisper, "I have done to you what nature has done to me."
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James Arness Dies At 88
Actor James Arness, who played the legendary Marshal Matt Dillon on the popular Western series 'Gunsmoke,' died Friday of natural causes at his home in Los Angeles, a family spokesperson has confirmed. He was 88.
The larger-than-life actor, who stood at a towering 6'7," played the indelible Marshal for 20 seasons and over 600 episodes, helping to make 'Gunsmoke' one of the longest-running primetime series in TV history.
According to his obit in the LA Times, Arness, who prior to 'Gunsmoke' had appeared in a number of movies, was reluctant to take the part of Dillon, fearing it would hinder his big-screen career. Luckily, friend John Wayne convinced him otherwise, and later told TV viewers, "I predict he'll be a big star. So you might as well get used to him, like you've had to get used to me."
Born in Minneapolis in 1923, Arness fought in World War II prior to acting, for which he won the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart. Arness' leg was also shattered by machine-gun fire, which left him hospitalized for nearly a year.
After moving to Hollywood, Arness landed a number of successful roles in such movies as 'The Thing From Another World' (1951), 'The People Against O'Hara' (1951) and 'Hondo' (1953), which starred Wayne.
But it was 'Gunsmoke' that made Arness a household name. The role earned him three Emmy nominations, and led to a number of made-for-TV movie sequels after the show ended in 1975.
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text: Breadcrumb Home Scott Suttell Blog March 14, 2013 02:30 AM More than 1 in 3 U.S. counties are dying off Scott Suttell Tweet Share Share Share Email More Print This will be a quick edition: More than 1 in 3 U.S. counties — including many in the Rust Belt — "are now dying off, hit by an aging population and weakened local economies that are spurring young adults to seek jobs and build families elsewhere," according to this Associated Press analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data. The findings "also reflect the increasing economic importance of foreign-born residents as the U.S. ponders an overhaul of a major 1965 federal immigration law," according to the story. "Without new immigrants, many metropolitan areas … would have posted flat or negative population growth in the last year." Census data show that 1,135 of the nation's 3,143 counties are now experiencing "natural decrease," where deaths exceed births. That's up from roughly 880 U.S. counties — 1 in 4 — in 2009, according to the AP. "The areas of natural decrease stretch from industrial areas near Pittsburgh and Cleveland to the vineyards outside San Francisco to the rural areas of east Texas and the Great Plains," the story notes. "A common theme is a waning local economy, such as farming, mining or industrial areas of the Rust Belt." The New York Times claims there is a "growing industry of personal shoppers around the country who have found a niche helping women navigate an increasingly littered maze of lipsticks, blushes, foundations, eye shadows and other cosmetics," and it found someone in Cleveland to talk about the phenomenon. "Trips to Walgreens are a staple of Wendy Fitos's Just Browsing makeup shopping business in Cleveland," according to the story. Ms. Fitos, 43, tells the newspaper, "I get the woman who will spend $1,000 on a jar of face cream, but there are plenty of them who only want to spend $200 for the entire year on beauty products." Alesha Lifka, 33, a massage therapist from Cleveland, is one such client, who tells The Times she was looking for a spruce-up after giving birth to her son in late 2011. "I didn't want to fall into the mom trap of leaving the house in sweats and a plain face, but I don't have a lot of money or time to spend on makeup," she said. The two "met at a local Target, where Ms. Fitos spent an hour walking Ms. Lifka through the aisles and helping her choose two brushes, a blush, an eye shadow palette, a mascara and a few lipsticks from affordable brands like Cover Girl, Maybelline and Wet and Wild for less than $100," the story notes. The housing market has shown signs of significant improvement in the past year, but this story is a reminder that there's a long way to go in the recovery. The Dayton Daily News reports that 36% of Montgomery County homeowners have negative equity (meaning the mortgage balance exceeds the worth of the property), according to figures from Zillow Inc., a real estate data company. The situation is better statewide, as about 25% of Ohio homeowners remain underwater. These figures "are improving as the housing market gains steam," the Dayton paper reports. Nationwide, almost 28% of U.S. homeowners with a mortgage were underwater at the end of 2012, Zillow reported, down from 31% at the end of 2011. The 2013 U.S. Championship Cheese Contest was held Wednesday in (where else?) Wisconsin, and while it didn't take top honors, Middlefield Cheese of Middlefield was in the running for the title. Judges last night evaluated the top 16 cheeses to crown a champion. Among them: a Baby Swiss cheese made by Jeffrey Helm of Middlefield Cheese. The winner was a Wisconsin Gouda made by Marieke Penterman of Holland's Family Cheese in Thorp, Wis. Museums "usually turn out to be just as conventional as the corporations and socialites who run them," which is what makes the dramatic new MOCA Cleveland building such a delightful surprise, according to this post on SmartPlanet.com. When the unexpected happens, "We get a few astonishing museums, and none of them by the usual crowd," SmartPlanet.com says. MOCA Cleveland is one such case. SmartPlanet.com calls the museum, designed by Farshid Moussavi, "one of the breakout cultural buildings of the decade." The post concludes, "It is a truly progressive cultural achievement. The design was radical enough to scare the pants off the museum's own leadership. We applaud the choices and challenges behind this new, magnetic public place." You also can follow me on Twitter for more news about business and Northeast Ohio. Recommended for You Crain's Morning Roundup Business headlines from Crain's Cleveland Business and other Ohio newspapers — delivered FREE to your inbox every morning. Sign up for the Morning Newsletter. Email Address View the discussion thread.


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Former Jamestown resident Alice K. Spong, 85, died Thursday, Nov. 3, 2005 at the Rainbow Nursing Home in Peabody, Mass. She was the wife of the late John Y. Spong who passed away in February of 1999.
Born in Jamestown, she was the daughter of the late Charles and Anna Belle (Arnold) Kirchner. She lived in Jamestown until 1998.
She was a volunteer for the Jamestown Ambulance Corps and worked for the Jamestown library for many years. She was also a member of the St. Matthews Altar Guild.
She is survived by a son, John Y. Spong Jr. and his wife Linda of South Hamilton, Mass.; and a daughter, Ann Szmania, wife of Joe Szmania of Bethlehem, Pa.; a sister, Mildred Ladd, of Brentwood, N.H.; and four grandchildren.
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Dorothy Faye (Risdon) Winkler, 96, of Hamburg died Dec. 3, 2012 at the Fair Oaks Care Centre in Shenandoah. Dorothy Faye Risdon was born on Oct. 24, 1916 to Ralph and Mamie Risdon on a farm east of Hamburg.
Dorothy Faye (Risdon) Winkler, 96, of Hamburg died Dec. 3, 2012 at the Fair Oaks Care Centre in Shenandoah. Dorothy Faye Risdon was born on Oct. 24, 1916 to Ralph and Mamie Risdon on a farm east of Hamburg.
The Risdon family moved west of Hamburg where she attended Cox Chapel Country School through the 8th grade. She graduated from Hamburg High School in 1934. She then worked for two years for Northwestern Bell Telephone Company as an operator.
At 13 years of age, Dorothy joined the First Baptist Church of Hamburg where she was a loyal member for 83 years. Her involvement included nursery Sunday school pianist and teacher, Women's Missionary Society, kitchen supervisor and choir member.
On Nov. 14, 1936 Dorothy married Oren Carl Winkler.
Her children were her focus as she attended countless church and school activities. Other community activities included the Grape Community Hospital Women's Auxiliary and the Senior Center.
She is survived by her three sons, George Winkler and wife Janeth of Hamburg, Duane Winkler of Farragut, Tenn., and Charles Winkler and wife Sue of Hamburg; son-in-law Dan Head of Imogene; six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; sister Loah Stanfield of Omaha; nieces, nephews and other family and friends.
Preceding her in death were her husband of 40 years, Oren; infant daughter Beverly Faye in 1941 and daughter Clarice Anne Head in 1973; sisters Myrtle and Ruth; and brothers Merle and Paul.
A funeral service will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 8, at the First Baptist Church in Hamburg with Pastor Tom Beutler
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VANCOUVER, BC – After going undefeated in the month of March, Vancouver Whitecaps FC (2W-0L-2D) are set to kick off a string of five straight matches against Western Conference opponents when they host Colorado Rapids (1W-1L-1D) Saturday at BC Place. Tickets: ow.ly/vmsRU.
Kickoff for Saturday's match is set for 3:30 p.m. PT at BC Place. You can watch the match live on CTV BC (view channel listings here) and Bell mobile devices. The match will also air live on TEAM 1410 radio and teamradio.ca, starting with the pre-game show at 1:30 p.m. PT. Following the match, TEAM 1410 will have a two-hour post-game show.
Whitecaps FC are proud to announce that the Canadian Cancer Society of BC and Yukon is the club's community match-day partner on Saturday. Fans are encouraged to pick up a daffodil pin on the concourse and wear it proudly throughout the month in support of the Canadian Cancer Society's Daffodil Month.
Highlights: Whitecaps FC 2-1 Houston Dynamo
The 'Caps enter Saturday's contest tied for second place in the Western Conference, having posted a 2W-0L-2D record in their first four outings.
In those games, Carl Robinson's side outscored their opponents by a 7-3 margin, which gives them the second best goal differential in the league. They're also one of four teams who remain undefeated four weeks into the 2014 Major League Soccer season.
Most recently, Vancouver claimed a 2-1 win over Houston Dynamo last weekend at BC Place. Scottish striker Kenny Miller scored his team-high third goal of the season on a second-half penalty, while fullback Jordan Harvey opened his 2014 goal-scoring account in the 14th minute.
Robinson opted to use a 4-4-2 diamond midfield formation against the Dynamo, which freed up Pedro Morales to make his mark on the game in midfield. The Chilean midfielder, who has a goal and two assists in his first four MLS appearances, now leads all MLS players (who have played at least 100 minutes) with 16.03 passes into the final third per 90 minutes.
On the injury front, midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker missed last weekend's match after suffering a concussion in an off-field incident. Reo-Coker did some non-contact training throughout the week, and Robinson said he's hopeful the Englishman will be able to train with the main group on Friday.
Highlights: Colorado Rapids 2-3 Sporting Kansas City
Under new head coach Pablo Mastroeni, the Rapids have posted a 1W-1L-1D record heading into Saturday's meeting with Whitecaps FC.
In their most recent outing, Mastroeni's side suffered a 3-2 home loss to defending MLS Cup champion Sporting Kansas City last weekend at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. All five goals were scored in the second half.
One player the 'Caps will have to be wary of on Saturday is Uruguayan attacking midfielder Vicente Sanchez, who joined the Rapids midway through the 2013 season. Sanchez, who is currently tied for the league-lead with four goals, has scored all but one of Colorado's goals this season. And remarkably, each of them have come from the penalty spot.
At the other end of the park, the Rapids come to Vancouver with a somewhat depleted back line. Defender Marvell Wynne will miss Saturday's match due to suspension, and a number of his teammates could also be unavailable.
Goalkeeper Clint Irwin (quad strain) and defenders Chris Klute (hamstring strain) and Dillon Serna (ankle sprain) each sat out last weekend's contest due to injury. Defender Marc Burch, meanwhile, left the game in the 62nd minute with a calf injury and could also miss the Vancouver match.
These injuries could signal the MLS debut of Austrian defender Thomas Piermayr, who the Rapids signed on Wednesday.
Colorado holds the all-time edge over Whitecaps FC in MLS play with a 4W-3L-1D record, though at home the 'Caps are 2W-1L-1D.
Last season, Vancouver suffered back-to-back road losses at the hands of the Denver outfit, before earning a 3-0 win in their regular season finale at BC Place.
Saturday's match will be the first of three meetings between the Western Conference rivals this season. The two sides will meet again at the end of June and then, for the third time in four years, the 'Caps will host the Rapids in their regular season finale.
Following Saturday's contest, Whitecaps FC will play a much-anticipated home-and-home series with perennial Western Conference contender LA Galaxy. First, the two teams will meet next Saturday, April 12 at the StubHub Center in Carson, California, before going head-to-head again the following weekend at BC Place.
Whitecaps FC season tickets start at the prorated price of just $312 and single-match tickets start at $22, subject to applicable fees. The 'Caps also offer a flexible range of ticket products, including half-season tickets ($244), 5-packs ($149), student season tickets ($199), and a youth soccer half-season ticket ($100). For more information on all Whitecaps FC ticket options, call 604.669.9283 ext. 2 or visit whitecapsfc.com/tickets.


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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The U.S. economy grew more slowly in the first three months of this year. Governments spent less, and businesses cut back on investment. But consumers spent at the fastest pace in more than a year.
The result suggests that the economy will continue to expand, slowly but steadily.
The Commerce Department estimated Friday that the economy grew at an annual rate of 2.2 percent in the January-March quarter, compared with a 3 percent rate in the final quarter of 2011. But growth is expected to rebound to around 3 percent for all of 2012 as stronger job growth spurs more consumer spending.
Consumer spending accelerated to an annual rate of 2.9 percent in the first quarter. The strength came from a second robust quarter of growth in auto purchases.
Here's what The Associated Press' reporters are finding:
The increase in consumer spending comes with a caveat: People spent more in part because they socked away less.
After-tax income grew at an annual rate of 2.8 percent from January through March. That was about the same pace as in the final three months of last year.
But over the same period, the savings rate fell to 3.9 percent of after-tax income, down from 4.5 percent.
Economists worry that people won't keep spending more unless their income grows.
One surprising bright spot in the first quarter's data: housing.
Spending on home construction and renovations rose by the most in nearly two years. Some of that gain was likely fueled by the warm winter. Many construction projects are usually put on hold when building sites are covered with snow and ice. That didn't happen so much this winter.
Housing is expected to contribute to growth this year for the first time since 2005.
Friday's GDP report is just the initial estimate for first-quarter economic output. As is customary, the government will update its estimate in May and June.
And then in July, the first-quarter numbers will be tweaked yet again. That's when the government will revise its estimates of growth from 2009 through the first quarter of this year.
Last year, figures on incomes and saving were revised to show that Americans earned and saved more than previously estimated. Some economists think the current numbers on savings and income will also be revised higher later this year.
As disappointing as the first-quarter numbers were, the U.S. economy still looks a lot stronger than most of the rest of the developed world. It's expected to grow at least 2.5 percent for the full year.
By contrast, Britain's economy will only grow 0.8 percent and Japan's about 2 percent, according to forecasts from the International Monetary Fund. Things are even worse in Europe. The 17 countries that use the euro as their currency are expected to see growth shrink 0.3 percent.
"Growth is an increasingly rare commodity in the global economy, but the US has got it," says Jason Conibear of Cambridge Mercantile, which specializes in trading currencies.
This was the 11th quarter since the Great Recession officially ended in June 2009. The fastest rate of economic growth has been 3.9 percent in the first quarter of 2010. Normally, a much bigger bounce would follow a deep recession like the one the United States sank into in December 2007.
When the economy emerged from the recession of 1981-1982, for instance, growth hit an 8 percent annual pace for four straight quarters in 1983 and 1984.
Government spending cuts are weighing on the U.S. economy in a way that hasn't been seen in generations. Those cuts have reduced growth for six straight quarters -- the longest stretch since 1955.
Reduced government spending subtracted 0.6 percentage point from the first quarter's growth.
Fortunately, the drag may decline the rest of this year. Defense spending fell sharply in the past two quarters, which isn't likely to continue. And state tax revenue is recovering, closing budget gaps.
"It's hard for the economy to accelerate when the government has its foot on the brake," said Joel Naroff, president of Naroff Economic Advisors.
A warm winter probably pulled some consumer spending into the January-March quarter that would normally have occurred this quarter. Auto sales, for example, accounted for nearly 30 percent of growth last quarter. Many car buyers probably came out earlier than usual.
Without autos, growth would have been about 1.5 percent.
"The second quarter won't have the advantage of unseasonably warm weather that likely goosed auto sales," says Beata Caranci, deputy chief economist at TD Economics.
The disappointing GDP figure adds to doubts about the pace of job creation.
The 2.2 percent growth rate is consistent with a gain of only 100,000 jobs a month, according to Brad DeLong, an economist at the University of California, Berkeley. Yet employers added jobs at more than twice that rate from January through March. The pace might not be sustainable.
What's more, the number of people applying for unemployment benefits has risen to a three-month high. And job growth fell sharply in March after surging in January and February.
The Federal Reserve might have to rethink its forecasts and its policies, economists say. One economist thinks the Fed is now more likely to pursue a third round of bond purchases to try to push down long-term interest rates to stimulate the economy.
It's "back on the table," says Bernard Baumohl of the Economic Outlook Group.
The U.S. gross domestic product is the bedrock of the economy. It measures the output of all goods and services produced in the United States, from cars to electricity to manicures. GDP growth drives job creation, pay, corporate profits and stock prices.
AP Economics Writer Martin Crutsinger contributed to this report.


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SALEM, Ore., March 8 (UPI) -- Police efforts to find a missing 81-year-old Oregon man were slowed by a privacy law that kept hospital staff from telling officers they were treating him.
Police called Salem Hospital Monday to inquire if Thomas Dill, who has diabetes and had been reported missing by concerned neighbors, had turned up there. But the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, which strictly regulates the use and disclosure of patient information, precluded the staff from disclosing he was being treated there, the Salem Statesman Journal reported.
Police finally learned the Salem man was at the hospital Wednesday after being tipped off by an anonymous caller, the newspaper said.
"It's a cumbersome law," Salem police Lt. Steve Birr said. "When I managed the missing persons caseload, one of the difficult things is that we have people with mental illnesses, and they could end up in a mental health facility and you would never know it and they would never tell you."
Salem Hospital spokeswoman Sherryll Hoar told the newspaper the law is "very specific about what we can give to police."
"It's not like we are trying to block anything, but there are certain channels under HIPAA," she said.
Birr said the law can put both the police and the hospital in a tough situation. Police didn't need information about Dill's condition and knowing he was a patient would have saved taxpayer dollars and alleviated the worry for Dill's friends, he said.
Dill has since been transferred to an adult care facility.


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Dushyant P Purohit, MD Email Dushyant Purohit
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Neurobiology of Neurodegenerative Diseases
The Neuropathology Laboratory and Brain Bank for Neurodegenerative Disorders provide neuropathology support to several federally funded grants for research projects on Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson disease and allied neurodegenerative diseases, and schizophrenia. The laboratory also offers specialized diagnostic reference facility for neurodegenerative disorders. The fully equipped laboratory conducts detailed descriptive studies to document the extent and distribution of various neuropathologic lesions in human brains obtained at autopsy from patients affected by a wide range of neurodegenerative diseases. The resulting characterization of morphologic lesions, diagnosis and clinicopathological correlation of the longitudinally studied cases become an integral part of several grant funded research studies. Our laboratory also has an extensive repository of study material of parkinsonism dementia complex (PDC) of Guam and the recently observed overlap of Alzheimer's disease in the Chamorro, the native inhabitants of Guam and other Marianas islands. Our study also involves the extent of overlap between morphologic changes encountered in other more common neurodegenerative disorders, including Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease and allied movement disorders, Lewy body dementia, vascular dementia and variants of frontal lobe degeneration. Recently, we have focused our research activity on age-related cognitive disorders in the population of developing countries (or low and middle-income countries, as defined by the World Bank Survey of world economies) under a federally funded clinical and pathologic study on dementia and ageing in India and carry out necessary research capacity building there.
Purohit DP, Dick DJ, Perry RH, Lyons PR, Schofield IS, Foster JB. Solitary extranodal lymphoma of sciatic nerve.. J Neurol Sci. 1986; 74: 23-34.
Perry EK, Perry RH, Smith CJ, Purohit D, Bonham J, Dick DJ, Candy JM, Edwardson JA, Fairbairn A. Cholinergic receptors in cognitive disorders.. Can J Neurol Sci. 1986; 13 (supplement): 521-527.
Purohit DP, Perl DP. Proposal to revise the morphologic criteria for the diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease.. Neurobiol Aging 1997; 18: S81-S94.
Purohit DP, Perl DP, Haroutunian V, Powchik P, Davidson M, Losonczy M, Davis KL. Alzheimer's disease and related neurodegenerative diseases in elderly schizophrenic patients: a post-mortem neuropathologic study of 100 cases.. Arch Gen Psychiatry 1998;: 205-211.
Haroutunian V, Perl DP, Purohit DP, Marin D, Khan K, Lantz M, Davis KL, Mohs RC. Regional distribution of senile plaques in non-demented elderly and subjects with very mild Alzheimer's disease.. Arch Neurol. 1998; 55: 1185-1191.
Davis KL, Mohs RC, Marin DB, Purohit DP, Perl DP, Lantz M, Austin G, Haroutunian V. Cholinergic markers are not decreased in early Alzheimer's disease. . JAMA 1999; 281: 1401-1406.
Yahr MD, Orosz D, Purohit DP. Co-occurrence of essential tremor and Parkinsos disease: Clinical study of a large kindred with autopsy findings. Parkinsonism and Related Disorders 2003; 9: 225-231.
Perl DP, Hof PR, Purohit DP, Loerzel AJ, Kakulas BA. Hippocampal and entorhinal cortex neurofibrillary tangle formation in Guamanian Chamorros free of overt neurologic dysfunction. . J Neuropathol Exp Neurol. 2003; 62: 381-388.
Benveniste RJ, Purohit DP, Byun H. Pituicytoma presenting with spontaneous hemorrhage: Case report.. Pituitary 2006; 9: 53-58.
Rapp MA, Schnaider-Beeri M, Purohit DP, Perl DP, Haroutunian V, Sano M. Increased neurofibrillary tangles in patients with Alzheimer disease with comorbid depression.. Am J Geriatr Psychiatry. 2008 Feb; 16(2): 168-174.
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This video teaser for the newest video game from Lucasarts, "Star Wars:1313", sure does impress doesn't it? The CGI is on on par with some of the top Hollywood blockbusters; it's atmospheric, evoking some really gritty environs; and even feels like it's channeling "Prometheus" in some instances.
But you see, to me that's where I have a problem. Even though it's supposed to be a game that takes place in that "galaxy far, far away" it just doesn't feel like Star Wars. In fact, if you never told me what the game was called, or if you removed the reference to Coruscant - the 'city planet' that was introduced in the Star Wars prequels - you would think it was just another sci-fi RPG.
Now, I don't want to dump bantha poodoo all over the game before I get a chance to play it. The folks over at Lucasarts have produced some pretty cool games exploring the unseen corners of the Star Wars Universe. Games like "The Old Republic" and "The Force Unleashed" have proven to be very popular, making many a Star Wars fan happy, so I will reserve judgement on "1313."
I'd like to know where are those games exploring Luke Skywalker's efforts to rebuild the Jedi Order? Yeah, we've had a series of novels and comic books that tell those stories, but I would LOVE to see Mark Hamill - who has been lending his voice to a whole slew of animated series and video games - reprising his most popular role in a series of "Jedi Academy" games! Come on, if you can get Bill Murray to do it in a Ghostbusters game, why not get Hamill for Star Wars?
What really rankles me is that Lucas insists that we're never getting Episode Seven and the trilogy that most every Star Wars fan I know wants to see. Especially after seeing how the prequels came out, I think that exploring the post-Jedi era with these cinematic video games can help shut geeks like me up.
Okay, I won't get angry. Anger leads to the Dark Side...
Anyway...all these pent-up frustrations aside, I'll be looking forward to seeing how STAR WARS 1313 develops. I know that the folks at Lucasarts are big Star Wars geeks like myself, who have just as much passion as I do, so I know it could be a lot of fun!


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Carlo Torlontano, alphorn
Guest soloist worldwide on the Alphorn, the Italian musician Carlo Torlontano dedicated most of his time promoting the Alphorn and its traditions as well as repertoire, introducing in the Concert-Hall this instrument mainly known for its use in sending signals throughout the Alpine valley.
On several occasions Mr. Torlontano has performed as a soloist with numerous symphony and chamber orchestras in Asia, Australia, Europe, North America and he had been invitated to play in some of the world most prestigious Concert-Hall and International Festival from St. Petersburg Philharmonic to Mainly Mozart Festival (USA), from Philharmonie Berlin to Brisbane Music Festival, from Proms Prague Festival to Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, from Warsaw Philharmonia to Salle de Concert Pollak de Montréal, from Tokyo Muza Symphony Hall to California Center for the Arts, from Casa da Música do Porto to Newport Music Festival (USA), etc.
Furthermore, in occasion of the 250th Anniversary of Mozart's Birth, he has been invited to play the Alphorn Concert by Leopold Mozart at the historic Grosser Saal des Salzburger Mozarteums. He also broadcasted for Italian Radio-TV, RTHK Radio Television Hong Kong, RTV Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Dayton Public Radio and The Lounge San Diego Radio Program.
Carlo Torlontano has been also for many years the Principal and Solo Horn player with RAIItalian Radio Television Symphony Orchestra (1986-1992), Teatro di San Carlo in Napoli (1993-1997) and the Teatro Lirico in Cagliari (1998-2000). He also has collaborated with many of the most prestigious conductors among them: Abbado, Accardo, Ahronovitch, Berio, Bonynge, Gatti, Gavazzeni, Harding, Koopman, Kuhn, Maag, Maazel, Oren and Semkow.
In 2003 Mr. Torlontano was invited to the "Martha Argerich & Friends", where he had the pleasure to play with Martha Argerich the "Andante und Variations" by Robert Schumann for two pianos, two cellos and horn. He participated in the 50th anniversary of the Italian Republic in Rome and at the "G 7" meeting in Reggia di Caserta in the presence of Head of State from the USA, Germany, Britain, France and Japan on 9 July 1994 (Clinton, Kohl, Major, Eltsin, Mitterand, Murayama).
Mr. Torlontano is currently Horn Professor at the Music University in Salerno-Italy, at the Orchestral Stage "F. Fenaroli" in Lanciano and at the Teatro Lirico Sperimentale "A. Belli" in Spoleto (2002-2004). Carlo Torlontano is also the Artistic Director at the "Domenico Ceccarossi" International Horn Competition.
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Australia, Austria, Canada, China, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Lithuania, Mexico, Moldova, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Slovenia, Spain, The Netherlands, USA
~Mozartuem Salzburg (Austria)
~Newport Music Festival (USA)
~Philharmonie Berlin (Germany)
~Warszawa Philharmonia (Poland)
~St. Petersburg Philharmonic (Russia)
~Casa da Música do Porto (Portugal)
~Mainly Mozart Festival (USA)
~Tokyo Muza Symphony Hall (Japan)
~Proms Prague International Festival (Czech Republic)
~Kuhmo Chamber Music Festival (Finland)
~Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (China)
~Salle de Concert Pollak de Montréal (Canada)
~Tallinn Organ Festival (Estonia)
~Brisbane International Music Festival (Australia)
~Gran Teatro de Cordoba (Spain)
~Al Bustan Festival (Beirut-Lebanon)
~Teatro Universitario (Monterrey-Mexico)
~Auditorium Vatroslav Lisinski (Zagreb-Croatia)
~Internationaal Kamermuziekfestival Den Haag (The Netherlands)
~Custom House (Brisbane-Australia)
~Cankarjev Dom (Ljubljana-Slovenia)
~The Breaker's Stables (Newport-USA)
~Festival Mitte Europa (Czech Republic)
~Festival de Musica da Madeira (Portugal)
~St. Petersburg International Music Festival (Russia)
~California Center for the Arts (USA)
~Kammermusiktage Schloss Elmau (Germany)
~Leopold Mozart Zentrum (Augsburg-Germany)
~Agder Teater (Kristiansand-Norway)
~Glasperlenspiel Festival (Estonia)
~Mikaelin Martti Talvela-Sali (Finland)
~The Catherine Palace (St. Petersburg-Russia)
~Spreckels Theatre (SanDiego-USA)
~Pirano Chamber Music Festival (Slovenia)
~Luosto Classic (Finland)
~Gustar Ethno Music Festival (Moldova)
~Viljandi XXV Vanamuusika Festival (Estonia)
~Festival Européen d'Orgues d'Aubenas (France)
~Praha Smetana Hall (Czech Republic)
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Peter Aderhold (b.1966) - "Meditation" (2011) for alphorn and orchestra
Alessandro Bonanno (b. 1959) - "Hornizon" (2001) for alphorn and string orchestra
Jean Daetwyler (1907-1994) - "Concerto nr. 1" (1972) for alphorn and orchestra
Giovanni D'Aquila (b.1960) - "Rohan" (2006) for alphorn and string orchestra
Giovanni D'Aquila (b. 1960) - "The great Horn of Helm" (2003) for alphorn and string orchestra
Ferenc Farkas (1905-2000) - "Concertino Rustico" (1977) for alphorn and string orchestra
Antonio Fraioli (b. 1966) - "Jazz in the Alp...horn" (2007) for alphorn and string orchestra
Nicola Hansalik Samale (b. 1941) - "Walpurgis Nacht" (2003) for alphorn and string orchestra
Antonio Iafigliola (b.1954) - "Un suono notturno" (1999) for alphorn and string orchestra
Claudio Leonardi (b. 1951) - "Kunftiges Edelweiss" (1996) for alphorn and string orchestra
Leopold Mozart (1719-1787) - "Sinfonia Pastorella" (1755) for alphorn and string orchestra
Antonio Piovano (b. 1938) - "Concertino Campestre" (2002) for alphorn and string orchestra
Luis Bacalov (b. 1933) - "Concerto Pastorale" (2011) for alphorn, flute and string orchestra
Nicola Hansalik Samale (b. 1941) - "Aulos" (2006) for alphorn, flute and string orchestra
Anonimo - "In den Alpen" for solo alphorn
Alessandro Bonanno (b. 1959) - "Hornizon"(1959) for alphorn and organ
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Ferenc Farkas - "Andante" (1977) for alphorn and organ
Jean Daetwyler (1907-1994) - "Betruf, Appel à la priere" (1972) for alphorn and organ
Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904) - Largo from "New World Symphony" for alphorn and organ
Nicola Hansalik (b. 1941) - "Samale Meditation II" (2003) for alphorn and organ
Antonio Iafigliola (b. 1954) - "Un suono notturno" (1999) for alphorn and organ
Etienne Isoz (1905-1986) - "Récitatif et Prière" for alphorn and organ
Leopold Mozart (1719-1787) - Sinfonia Pastorella (1755) for alphorn and organ
Antonio Piovano (b. 1938) - "Concertino Campestre" (2002) for alphorn and organ
Traditional "Le Ranz des Vaches" for alphorn and organ
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By Jess Bidgood
Jul. 7, 2011
BOSTON — Boston is home to a bigger proportion of adults ages 20-34 than any other city in America.
2010 census data analyzed by Boston's Redevelopment Authority and confirmed by the U.S. Census Bureau shows 35 percent of Boston's population to be between the ages of 20 and 34. That represents an 11-percent increase from the 2000 census, which helped Boston knock previous first-place city Austin into spot number two.
Professor Alan Clayton Matthews, an economist at Northeastern University, says Boston's particularly dense, urban university presence is the biggest driving factor behind its young population. "Since these educational institutions are located right in the middle of a huge labor market, many students stay to work in Boston," Matthews said.
In a statement, Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino said the city is working hard to retain college graduates."Boston continues to be an attractive city for this highly sought after age group," Menino said. "With the recent successes in our Innovation District, we're continuing to build reasons for them to stay, and to attract more."
Matthews said the 11 percent increase in the age group's ratio is partially due to university expansion, but was significantly rooted in the city's efforts to more thoroughly count its college students during the 2010 census.
The city has long been defined by its big presence of young professionals. Matthews said Baby Boomers who flocked to Boston helped the city transform from a declining manufacturing center into a technological hub.
"Going forward, it is still the reason why reason why Massachusetts and the Boston area will probably remain one of the key technology areas in the country. It's the ability to attrct young students and to retain many of them in the workforce after they graduate," Matthews said.
But he says the city risks losing some younger adults to increases in the cost of living.
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Rocco Ranalli's
1925 N. Lincoln Ave. 312-642-4700
Inside, this eatery is all old-school Italian with brick walls and checked tablecloths. Outside, the massive patio is the perfect place to devour a pizza and a few rounds of craft beer.
Corcoran's Grill & Pub
1615 N. Wells St. 312-440-0885
During the summer at this Irish pub, beach volleyball teams from nearby North Avenue Beach vie with thirsty locals for seats on the sidewalk cafe and backyard beer garden, complete with its own coach house bar.
2548 N. Southport Ave. 773-327-4900
Not only does this fenced-in beer garden have its own bar, but it's also decked out with heaters when
needed to extend the outdoor boozing season as long as possible. Couches tucked under the shade of
the building are great for groups.
John Barleycorn
658 W. Belden Ave. 773-348-1570
Hidden behind the building and decked out with projection screens and a waterfall wall, the beer garden at this sports bar is one of the neighborhood's best.
2450 N. Clark St. 773-435-0007
Just a few blocks from the lakefront, this laid-back tavern draws sports fans and warm-weather people-watchers alike. The covered patio with a view out onto busy Clark Street is a reliable hangout even on rainy days, and in the winter, it's enclosed and heated.
Perennial Virant
1800 N. Lincoln Ave. 312-981-7070
There's perhaps no better place to savor chef Paul Virant's super-seasonal, farm-driven fare than on this
restaurant's picturesque corner patio facing Lincoln Park.
Sarks in the Park
444 W. Fullerton Parkway 773-404-9000
The menu of pancakes, omelets and signature breakfast subs (called Lorettas) will do the job to cure last night's hangover, but Sarks' biggest asset is the spacious stretch of cement out front, located a flight of stairs down from street level.
1983 N. Clybourn Ave. 773-549-2910
The inside of this Clybourn corridor wine bar features sofas and a fireplace, but on a warm day, the party is out back on the sprawling, tree-shaded patio.
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Sep 2, 2006 at 2:48 pm
Nice rx, don't see too many convertables. Looks good. Next project for me would have to be a 13b RX3 turbo.
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A Devens Road man was arrested today for allegedly stealing around $50,000 from a Park Avenue pawn shop.
Jose Martinez, 40, of 6 Devens Road, was charged with larceny of more than $250 by a single scheme.
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- 1972 public offering 900,000 shares redeemable convertible preference shares (par value IL. 20 per share)
The IDB Bankholding Corporation was one of the largest financial enterprises in Israel. The principal subsidiary of IDB was the Israel Discount Bank Limited, which was founded by Leon Recanati in 1935.
The bank was based in Tel Aviv, and over the course of many years it grew to become the largest private bank in Israel. Total assets for the bank amounted to $145 million in 1959. Two years later, they were $236 million.
In 1962, to much press coverage, including a ribbon cutting ceremony led by Eleanor Roosevelt and New York Mayor Wagner, the bank opened a branch in New York City. The reason given by the bank for opening the branch was that there had been a substantial increase in business relations between Israel and the United States.
The following year, in 1963, the bank was operating ninety-six branches in Israel and one in New York. Assets had now grown to $331 million.
The bank made its first public offering of common stock outside of Israel to U.S. investors in 1964, with a sale of 300,000 class A shares at $12.25 per share.
The bank opened its second branch in New York City in 1968. At the time, the bank had grown to 112 branches in Israel. The following year, in June 1969, several directors of the bank and the PEC Israel Economic Corporation, an operating finance company, formed the IDB Bankholding Corporation, and within months this new holding corporation acquired ownership of the bank as well as PEC.
The bank had grown to 131 branches in Israel by the end of 1971, with two in New York and one in the Bahamas. The holding company, IDB Bankholding, also grew that year by joining with Barclays Bank International to form the Barclays Discount Bank Limited in Israel, with both companies holding a 50 percent interest in the subsidiary.
Total assets for IDB totaled approximately $2 billion in 1972, up from $1.5 billion the previous year. The reason given for this rise was a sharp increase in total capital funds, including capital notes.


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Wii Mini dated by retailer, first image released
Wii Mini is real, following a leaked retail memo that surfaced yesterday. We reported on the memo here, but now the console has been dated by a retailer along with a pack shot image. Check out the details below.
Best Buy Canada has published the first official pack shot of the Wii Mini. here it is:
It's due out on December 7th as the initial rumour suggested.
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The upcoming holiday film season is one of the lightest in recent years. Make no mistake: There are big movies opening, but the long list of openings around Christmas is not as lengthy as in previous years.
That's because of the 800-pound gorilla that will be taking over theater complexes come Dec. 18. "Star Wars: Episode VII: The Force Awakens" is not just an 800-pound gorilla, it is a gorilla armed with lightsabers.
"The Force Awakens" is expected to shatter global box office records. First up is expected to be the global opening weekend, with a current record of more than $511 million, set by "Jurassic World."
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STOCKTON, Calif. (AP) — A Roman Catholic diocese in Central California filed for bankruptcy protection on Wednesday after paying out millions of dollars to plaintiffs who made sexual abuse allegations during the past two decades.
The Diocese of Stockton, which filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Sacramento, serves about 250,000 Catholics in a region spanning more than 10,000 square miles. It has paid more than $14 million in settlements and judgments in sexual abuse cases, and its insurance providers have paid an additional $18 million.
"We have, over 20 years, tried to address every sexual abuse allegation that has come forward," said Bishop Stephen E. Blaire, who leads the diocese.
"While it's painful and difficult" to declare bankruptcy, he said, "I think it's the right thing to do," and "it will allow us to continue our work as a church."
The diocese's attorney, Steven Felderstein, said it had roughly $17 million in outstanding debts and its legal fees for the bankruptcy easily could be $1 million or more.
"The diocese would be responsible for not only its attorneys' fees but for the creditors' committee's attorneys' fees," Felderstein said.
There are four outstanding sexual abuse cases. Because the diocese is running so low on cash, it's not in a position to settle those claims, let alone claims of people who might come forward in the future, Blaire said.
Payouts for sexual abuse plaintiffs often are upward of $1.5 million, Blaire said, and a recent one was more than $3 million.
"We just don't have that kind of money anymore," he said, adding the diocese has less than $1 million in its reserve fund. He said bankruptcy is the only way to be fair to current and future victims.
Felderstein said that because of the filing, a deadline eventually will be set for additional abuse claims.
In the meantime, Felderstein said he soon will be filing motions with the court to request the authority to make payroll for any wages incurred before the filing; to ask to continue using the diocese's current cash-management system; and to order utility companies to keep services on.
"We are in this situation because of those priests in our diocese who perpetrated grave, evil acts of child sexual abuse," Blaire noted in a statement. "We can never forget that these evil acts, not the victims of the abuse, are responsible for the financial difficulties we now face."
Joelle Casteix, volunteer western regional director of the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests, called the bishop's bankruptcy declaration "extraordinarily troubling" and "a convenient, self-serving dodge."
"It's a way to prevent the truth from coming out about clergy sex abuse and cover-ups, while shifting the attention away from crimes to cash," she said in a statement.
"Despite this irresponsible decision," she continued, "we hope that others who saw, suspected or suffered clergy sex crimes and cover-ups in Stockton will step forward, call police, expose wrongdoers and protect kids."


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One cleaner at the school, who asked not to be named, said: "It seems unfair when all the kitchen staff are getting it. We're the only ones in the school who aren't.
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Governors informed the cleaners they would not receive the Living Wage 'at this time' in a letter dated March 31.
James Shephard, vice -chairman of the governors, said: "The governors gave this considerable thought and took the decision not to participate this financial year and to review it again for the next financial year starting April 2015. This was a difficult decision, but governors feel it is the right one considering other school employees may be facing potential redundancies later this year."
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Posted: Wed 17 Jan 2007, 10:30
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Hi all,
I'm trying to localize an italian Puppy leaving as last task scripting localizing.
Now, I had a problem to localize OpenOffice 2.04 which I download from Mark's webspace. I download from debian repository italian language pack and tried to install with Mark's debian installer but it did not give me any result. I had always english openoffice and in Tools - Languages I had just the classical 3 choices but not italian. So, I uncompressed the package and merged the 3 directories (I can recall their name right now) with the openoffice ones installed on my hd and it seems to work. I have a localized italian version of openoffice with a minor issue that I can solve, I mean at each startup of writer, calc and so it ask me always for registration wizard (I cannot see license).
Anyone had this trouble and does know how to solve it ?
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Posted: Wed 17 Jan 2007, 11:53
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undeb it with "undeb", then copy the files to the correct folder.
Debian might have a different folder for OpenOffice.
Here is an instruction to create language-dotpups for my Office dotpup/sfs of version 2.03:
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Posted: Wed 17 Jan 2007, 11:57
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To avoid the registration dialog, copy
Maybe the same with the HTML-file.
I had the same problem with the vietnamese languagefiles.
That should fix it.
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Hi Mark,
thank you for the tips. Here you can download an alien package of italian pack: http://www2.samatel.com/puppy/packages/
I was not be able to create a dotpup, sorry
. I was confused about the name of installation directory of OO 2.04 which is /usr/local/openoffice.org2.0 so I was afraid that dotpup could not work.
Alien package seems to install well for me.
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Posted: Mon 11 Jan 2010, 00:39
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Hello, all!
Maybe a few precisions are in order , even if this thread has been inactive for a couple of years! And maybe perhaps because a couple of years have passed.
Basically you download openoffice version xyz and the corresponding language pack.
Case in point, for French:
coolpup's pet of openoffice, openoffice-22.214.171.12472.pet, which is here
is complemented by the french language pack of the EXACT same number, openoffice-18.104.22.16872, which is here:
"Unpet" the pet package. That particular package will get installed in your home directory.
Make sure you have enough space on your disk and in your pupsave file. This openoffice package will unpack in the home directory but you still need enough space in your pupsave file to process the unpacking. For example, I had to increase the size of my pupsave from 512 Mg to 768 Mg, for the unpacking to work properly.
As an additional note, my home partition is formated in ext3. I don't know if my suggested solution will work if your partition / disk is a fat 32 or ntfs.
Once un-packed, you will see a new directory named openoffice in your home partition/disk, with two sub-directories named openoffice.org and openoffice.org3.
Un-deb the language pack. You'll now have a tar.gz package in your download directory. DO NOT UNTAR IT WITH 7-zip or peazip, you'll lose whatever symplinks the package may contain. Click on this tar.gz package, and the usual puppy archiver will open it.
The newly created directory will contain a series of *.deb files. Unpack each one in the same way (clicking on it). All the files will be unpacked in directories named /opt/openoffice.org and /opt/openoffice.org3. Be patient, there's 12 files or so to un-deb!
Note: these deb files will be unpacked automatically if you have one of the newer puppies (v. 4.3, dpup and the like) or if you have installed the deb extension for the older Puppy archivers.
Third: open two ROX-Filers, A) one
/mnt/home/openoffice, B) the other
the /opt sub-directory in your download directory.
Four: copy the directories in B) to the ones in A). Answer yes if any confirmation of overwrite is asked.
Five: the Puppy openoffice pet has an entry for openoffice or soffice in the /usr/bin directory. Check if it's there. If it is, check also in /usr/share/applications if you have openoffice *.desktop files there. If those files are there, you should now have a localized openoffice.
Six: try it! Either by lauching from the menu entry under documents, or by typing
soffice &
in a console.
Other notes:
An openoffice sfs file which uses /opt will work, but in English only. You can drop the localisation package over it, as explained above, but the localisation files will stay in your pupsave file in opt/, they will not incorporate in the original sfs, which is a protected file. This means a bigger pupsave, and an iffy localisation. The best solution is the outside solution: openoffice in your home directory, preferably on an ext3 disk.
If you don't put the localisation files with the exact version number as the main openoffice over the the main openoffice, again, expect an incomplete localisation. For example, the main menu may stay in English but you'll have the main help and the help balloons in your language.
The best is to download an entirely localised linux openoffice package, if you have enough experience unpacking *.deb files. But the half-ready above package and solution will provide the same result.
As an alternative, you could download the Windows localized package, if you have the wine package installed in your puppy. It will work, but then, expect very slow response from openoffice.
If the above sounds like a lot of work ... it is! Unfortunately, there's a trade-off in Puppy: it has lots of nice feature at the system level that make it user-friendly, but localization still has to be done manually (or semi-manually, since some utilities, and more or less partial localisations from MU and esmouguit, etc. do exist).
My explanation of this is that the rate of change of Puppy is so fast that any substantial localisation of it cannot take hold in due time. By the time it takes to make a decent localisation available, another Puppy is out, so... Like re-enacting the myth of Sysyphus!!!
Please don't hesitate to share your opinions, comments, experiences on Puppy localisation in the relevant threads in the forum. We need lots of them: Anglophones speaking the dominant lingua franca of this age, they are not, left to themselves, inherently aware of the need for good localisations, or more generally, of the localisation problem as experienced from outside the English language.
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Faithful she began, so will she stay. (Canadian prov.)
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I uncompressed the package and merged the 3 directories (I can recall their name right now) with the openoffice ones installed on my hd and it seems to work. I
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Fidèle elle commença, ainsi elle restera. (Prov. canadien) /
Faithful she began, so will she stay. (Canadian prov.)
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Posted: Sun 27 Feb 2011, 09:30
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Hi musher0,
just wanted to let you know that I took your recipe for OO adapted to the French version and applied it to Libre Office in a German version.
Works great!
Thanks for the inspiration and for those that can read some German, my post is here
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Posted: Sun 27 Feb 2011, 10:41
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Thank you very much wuwei!
I followed your German tutorial to create a Dutch portable LibreOffice and it worked flawlessly!
Recently discovered coolpup's LibreOffice article in the
and had been wondering how to do this for my language...
As an exercise, I'll probably download the Dutch tar.gz from LibreOffice, to learn to do the whole process myself. With musher0's explanation above I am beginning to understand it all.
Isn't this the very best way to install big applications in Puppy?
Thanks again,
a happy Bert
ps: "xarchiver": shouldn't that be "xarchive"? Xarchiver is not avalable in Puppy by default.
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Posted: Sun 27 Feb 2011, 12:13
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wuwei wrote:
Hi musher0,
just wanted to let you know that I took your recipe for OO adapted to the French version and applied it to Libre Office in a German version.
Works great!
Thanks for the inspiration and for those that can read some German, my post is here
Thank you, wuwei.
I am happy that my little tutorial can help Puppy users speaking other languages.
Fidèle elle commença, ainsi elle restera. (Prov. canadien) /
Faithful she began, so will she stay. (Canadian prov.)
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Glad you guys like it, but I couldn't have done it without you, musher0. Thanks.
And yes Bert, I stand corrected, it's "Xarchive archiver" not Xarchiver. Shame on me
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Well there is one that they could go in beating in what the Wii offered in regards to motion controls, and that would be to have a thought reading device that translates brain waves in to actions that you place on your head. Would be funny if they called it Wii Thought/Think.
I know the name sounds like a joke, but it's just an idea on a name and in regards to such a device, I know there was research on such a thing and a working model years ago by some American science research technology company/group. But then again that was I think sometime back in the early 90's however if I remember correctly.
As for the technology, no idea what happened to it as not heard anything new about it since I seen a video on a TV channel back then.
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Lol that's why they made those wrist straps, no matter how useless they seem they actually work.
it doesn't stop it from swinging back up into my face sadly
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I think that they should have something like kenect. That would be a good thing to have for WII. And maybe if they started actually having AWSOME games like Naruto Ninja Storm 2, then that would be awsome!
As long as its an option and not the main controller.
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Yes I agree the next Wii should have more power. A better graphics chip, HDMI 1080P output and a wireless controller option cause I am getting sick and tired of having to wave my arms to play a game instead of just pushing a button.
The down side is if Nintendo did upgrade the hardware the price would go up . I know that I would be willing to pay the higher proce for it but I don't think others would. I bypassed the wii and bought a PS3 when it first came out and I love my PS3 due to the hardware it has but due to Sonys actions I decided to spend my money on a Wii and have not bothered with my PS3 since. So the only thing I miss is the quality of the graphics the PS3 has but I am hoping Nintendo will be fixing that with their next gen Wii.
I Think the time of Nintendo making hardware needs to end unless they seriously intend to revitalize the WII system. I HOPE THE WII HD does that but Nintendo systems have not been able to compete with the Xbox/ps3 in recent times... After the craze died down Nintendo sales have been on the decline while Microsoft and Sony have been gaining momentum.
So this is how the world ends, Not with a Bang! but a whimper...
Whatever happened to the "Wii would like to play" people? D:
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I heard there coming out with the 'Wii HD' but are they just going to keep on using motion-controls? Cause i am already sick of them.
Well it is called the Wii U. And it will have a tablet-like controller.
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We just got a Wii and it's soooo fuunn!!!!!!!!! It came with Mario Kart and then we bought Deca Sports 3... so yeah back to the topic.... I heard they're coming out with a uDraw pad thingy for the Wii nut I dunno how that works..
Camera? Maybe? Idek.
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Style # 210678
Buckled crisscross design and peeking glossy metal detail at platform make this bebe sandal a sure way to give your look a shimmering party pop. Try it with a pair of skinny jeans, an embellished top and a black blazer for a cool evening look.
- Leather upper, synthetic sole
- Heel height: 5.5" (14 cm)
- Platform: 1.5" (4 cm)
- Imported
India Metallic Leather Sandal is rated out of 5 by 2.
Rated 2 out of 5 by Nadbod from Great color - not a good fit for me The color is amazing! It's a mix of gold and rose gold, so you can wear them with both types of jewelry. The heel height and platform is very sexy and flattering. However, the make of the shoe was not right for me. The back of the heel was too big and didnt hold my foot in properly. I'm a size 7, 00 in bebe.
Date published: 2013-04-06
Rated 3 out of 5 by Aolanis from very sexxi sandal They Run very small narrow... i got the gold color is very beautiful but the material smells!!! im a size 7 i try the 8 is to wide And big...i ending getting the 7s. i hope they streach out a little bit.Also keep in mind my feet are not wide...if ur feet are a little wider go for the 8 is more confii :) The reason give only 3 stars is bc the buckle it hurts ur toes&and it not a true size they are very narrow i got them bc they look so beatiful :)
Date published: 2013-03-16


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Double Ventilation when Closed
4 Way Tilt and Full Opening
Complete with Mesh Screen
Additional Information
Projection from Roof: Closed: 76 mm
Open: 127 mm
Dimensions 280 mm x 280 mm
Off White Plastic
Wire Gauze Screen
Easy to Operate Crank Opening Mechanism
Cut Out: 235 mm x 235 mm
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