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Uh oh. Nothing is ever really private and sacred in Hollywood, is it? If you're an actress like Katharine McPhee, you should know that your photo is going to eventually get snapped if you go around kissing the married man who directed the TV show that made you even more of a household name. And yet, Kat was caught smooching former Smash director Michael Morris and, well, that cat is out of the bag now. But the couple's openness about it -- they shared a kiss in what looks like an outdoor parking lot -- leads me to believe we shouldn't jump down their throats just because they are both, technically, married to other people.
Of the two of them, Morris has the more public relationship, as he's married to actress Mary McCormack and they have three daughters together whose ages range from 2 to 9. Katharine, who does not have children, is married to producer Nick Cokas, but rumor has it the two have been separated for six months.
Even though Smash was recently cancelled -- and maybe even because of this fact -- it makes sense that Katharine would be close to Michael. Let's face it: it's easy to develop a crush on someone we work with because we often see that person more than we see our own spouses. We share triumphs at work when things are going well for us professionally, and we buy each other beers at happy hour when we feel like commiserating over that jerky thing our boss did to us that morning.
There are about a million examples of actors and actresses who developed feelings for each other after working together -- oh, Rob Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, of course I'm thinking of you -- but there are just as many actresses who have fallen head over heels for their directors. Sam Mendes directed Kate Winslet in Revolutionary Road and helped her win a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress. Robert Rodriguez left his wife of 16 years to be with Rose McGowan after they filmed Grindhouse. Helena Bonham is still going strong with Tim Burton after he directed her in The Planet of the Apes in 2001.
And (cough, cough) I believe Kristen S. may have had another little fling with married director Rupert Sanders.
In real life, the trick is not to get too close to someone else when you value your relationship, but something tells me the rules are a little more lax in La La Land. Still, I hope we find out that both Katharine and Michael are separated and that both their partners are aware of what's going on -- and as cool with it as possible.
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Second they were bashing the Chiefs and were talking about Cassel. I got no idea who the guy is but he goes on to say this "Cassel has as many interceptions as Russel Wilson and the original gracious pigskin donor, Carson Palmer".
WTF is that? Why just randomly choose to throw Russel Wilson in there? Wilson has 6 and Palmer has 3. I don't really get the angle there. I can say Cassel has as many INTs as the Manning brothers combined. It just seemed to me as a stab at Wilson.

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I was delighted to read an update on the restoration of the former Petőfi Hotel from the on-line portal. While returning to Szentes for a visit last weekend, I took the opportunity to snap this banner. The banner is to signify a new beginning, a co-operation between Pendola (the project company) and Szentes town on the work of restoration!
What can we expect by the end of the restoration ...
1) A 4-star hotel with the usual restaurant & pub.
2) Turkish bath
3) Squash court
4) Gym
5) Childcare centre
6) Casino (sorry, cant say i agree with having this...but i guess it'll create more employments)
Before the works begin in 2008, sadly we'll have to say good bye to the popular Petőfi café & confectionery, which is located at the same building. My partner's father will have to look for another café for his morning coffee and pool gatherings. Also, a furnishing shop will have to be relocated as well.
Cheers, for a fresh beginning!
That's all for now..will keep updating here ;)
4 comments:
- slinger said...
interesting looking project. the building, as it is has quite a character to it.
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- magiceye said...
hey.... great to see you back...
warm welcome! hugs!!
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- Mandy said...
good to see you still around.
I hope they do something respectful with the building.
- 7:00 pm
- Kris said...
it's a prominent building at the centre of the town and so, it's nice to know finally someone is financing the project :)
Magic and Mandy,
Yup, am here and there ;) am not online as much since moving.
*hugs* Thanks for stopping by you guys.
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Marc Bergevin: Will be patient and tactical while exploring trade avenues with other General Managers throughout the league.
Pierre Gauthier: Swears that is was Gainey's idea to trade Ryan McDonagh
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Pierre Gauthier: Has worked for the IRS, been a dentist specializing in root canals and was the General Manager of the Ottawa Senators.
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Marc Bergevin: Is a huge fan of the Bee Gees.
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Pierre Gauthier: Drinks a glass full of Habs fans' tears every night before bed.
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We now have four years of the very first Black presidency behind us.
Despite the insane vilification of Barack Obama and the extraordinary overreach of the country's rightwing politicians and media, the most extraordinary, lowdown, miserable NRA ad going after the President's children, and the wild portrayals of Fox News mouthpieces whose hypocrisy fairly oozes from their on-camera personas and dependence on a forgetful viewership over time, a few million folks on the other end of the political spectrum did, in fact, reluctantly mark their ballots for his reelection.
Why? And how would Martin Luther King be assessing this first four years of the first African American to occupy that end of Pennsylvania Avenue? Does Mr. Obama embody the Dream Dr. King talked about. Or the Black pride he encouraged ("Walk with your head high! Be a man!") in other settings outside of Washington, DC?
The enthusiasm with which many progressives (most of them white, of course) greeted the nation's first nominee of color and helped send to the White House began to fade quickly as Mr. Obama, little by little, day by day, displayed a baffling willingness to maintain the policies of his predecessor, Republican George W. Bush. This was immediately true in the initial days of his inheriting the financial mess dumped on his administration in the waning days of the previous Congress and the fiscal disaster that proved to be the worst recession since the Great Depression. Mr. Obama's Wall-Street-based donors, soon to be in charge of his Treasury Department, the Fed and the Council of Economic Adviser recommended – and he bought into – a multi-billion-dollar bailout, not of the ravaged and savaged homeowners entering history's worst foreclosure crisis and underwater drag on housing values, but of already super-wealthy investment bankers who eventually were caught making more billions by betting against their own investors.
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Mr. Obama and his youthful, attractive family, his winning smile and incredibly confident, articulate voice, along with his squeaky clean image, has maintained a certain level of comfort among a slim majority of Americans. Yet, the political machinery behind his reelection was deceptively competent and engineered such an awesome victory that the self-deceived right and its billionaire PACs were completely blindsided when the President completely swamped Mitt Romney in the Electoral College.
So. On this day when the inspiring ghost of Martin Luther King is heard once again in terms that echo still today and almost singing,
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…how would Dr. King look upon this Presidency today? What changes in the plight of people of color might he have expected? Would he be justified? King hated the Vietnam Conflict and other wars that pitted Black Americans against other cultures of color. How would he feel about the Mideast, Afghanistan, Israel, the drone wars? How would he view Mr. Obama's almost blank slate in addressing racial inequality and white privilege, the urban public education achievement gap, and the burgeoning prison populations everywhere, top heavy with Black, Latino and American Indian males?
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Dear Sallie,
I rec'd Pa's letter by the last mail in answer to which I "drop you a line" I suppose he will take no offense at that – course in me, as I directed the whole of his last to Sookie, , the health of our folks, town and vicinity are good at present. Consequently the doctors are doing but little practice.
Ann Rossen is no more on earth, on the 27th of last month her spirit took its flight, we trust, to a land of eternal repose, the family and friends generally seemed to feel sensibly the great affliction. Mrs. Neely took it very hard, I set by her bed one whole night, and it required all the skill that I could master to keep her from sinking under the loss of her daughter.
Mary White & Bancom were married at the time appointed. The young men of the town were invited but the young ladies were not. Miss Mollie Moffett in the kindness of her heart invited the gals to take tea and spend the evening with her, which they did, and most of the boys, instead of going to the wedding went to Moffett's. And we had quite a fine time of it. That day constituted almost an epoch in the history of Cornersville, as it also brought to town another [illegible] Dr. Kennedy. I have not seen the young man, but I have heard him squawl occasionally when in the parlor with the gals.
Brother William and Sister Helen are talking about coming over shortly if they can get off. Billy told me yesterday to write gran-pa a letter to come after him. Charlie is getting to be one of the sweetest children you ever saw. He improves in talking very fast He can talk almost as plainly now as Billy He has quit saying tuppen(?) and beden(?) &c. Miss Nina Holt has left for Arkansas—I am sorry for Billy Wilkes(?)—
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Earl Oliver Hurst would often do many preparatory pencil sketches - warming up, searching, looking for that perfect line. Once he was ready to take up brush, ink, and heavy watercolour paper, the floor around his drawing board littered with cast off pencil experiments, the line was always drawn with astounding fluidity and spontaneity.
A swift, undulating, lively brushstroke is the essence of every Hurst illustration. After an hour or two of pencil studies, Hurst could execute that finished line art in no time at all.
Hurst was not opposed to using a camera and models for reference shots, but had a policy of shooting only after much initial pencil sketching and even then, only using "parts of the action" captured by the camera.
Hurst said "Before I ever use a model, my drawing is nearly complete, and until the work is down on illustration board, well-composed and designed, I keep models away."
First impressions, as Hurst called it, was an essential part of his process. "In all cases," said Hurst, "I first put down on the board, even if not very convincingly, my first impressions and the arrangements of the entire composition."
"In this way I believe it possible for the designer or artist that is in one to control the situation."
"It is so easy to be controlled by a photograph, with all its detailed, interesting information, which may or may not have one particle of good design in it."
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* My Earl Oliver Hurst Flickr set.
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Scans...of originals? Gaaaah...ReplyDelete
Goes without saying-beautiful stuff and really wonderful to read something of his working methods. Thanks!
First class advice. No way could you get to this incredible appearance of economy of means without a lot of "process". Nice to know he used models when necessary. Such beauty and design.ReplyDelete
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|The Renegade, Part 1
|Media Type
|Television series
|Charlie Bean
|Edward Kitsis
Adam Horowitz
|Elijah Wood
Bruce Boxleitner
Lance Henriksen
|Release Date
|June 7, 2012
The Renegade, Part 1 is the second episode of TRON: Uprising. As Tron trains Beck, Beck begins to doubt that he can be the next Tron. While trying to evade security, Beck lands in a prison transport and is taken to the games. Meanwhile Zed falls for a female named Perl and brings her to the garage to show her his work, where she steals Able's classic ENCOM 786.
Beck and Tron rode their light cycles through the Outlands; it was Beck's first training session, and he was doing well until Tron made a jump across a chasm, expecting Beck to follow him. Beck fell short, barely making it to the opposite ledge and losing his baton as he struggled not to fall. Tron told him that the problem was that he hesitated, and Beck reiterated his doubts about being the next Tron when he couldn't even match the real one. Beck left for Argon City but was sighted by a recognizer; pursued for violating the city's curfew, Beck made his way to a checkpoint and was forced to hide in a giant crate, closing the door before realizing but that there were other programs inside. One, Cutler, told him that he had made himself a prisoner. The crate was lifted by another recognizer and Beck realized that they were heading for the Games.
At the Coliseum, Beck and the other programs were met by sirens, who provided them with protective gear for the Games. One of the other captives, Rilo, believed that they would all die and blamed the renegade for the existence of the curfew. Beck told him to calm down and to stick close. The group was pitted against Black Guards in a game of Disc Wars, with the difficulty level set to extreme. General Tesler, Pavel, and Paige were revealed to be attending, and Tesler gave the signal for the Games to begin.
Rilo gained confidence after seeing Beck fend off a Black Guard, and joined in the fight, managing to derezz one of their opponents out of luck. However, he failed to notice another leaping at him from behind, and was derezzed. Beck, distracted by Rilo's death, was pushed out of the way of another incoming enemy by Cutler. Together, the two were able to defeat all the Black Guards. In their holding cells, Beck expressed guilt and doubt, still haunted by Rilo's death. Cutler said that he'd felt the same way when the ISO war was lost, revealing himself to be a veteran, and added that his remaining friends who'd survived had begun to disband until they heard about the Renegade. Cutler had come to Argon City to join the Renegade, believing him to be Tron.
While being transported to the light cycle arena for the next match, Beck caused a distraction among the other programs and attempted to escape with Cutler, but they were discovered by Paige. Handcuffed to each other and without batons, the two were thrown into the light cycle arena to face three Black Guards on bikes. Despite their disadvantage, they were able to use the light ribbon from a guard's bike to cut the line holding them together, and rallied to defeat all three guards. The crowd applauded them, displeasing Tesler, who felt that Beck and Cutler should be derezzed as conspirators; but Pavel suggested an alternative way of showing the audience that rebellion would not be tolerated.
Pavel escorted Beck and Cutler back to the disc arena and informed them that the winner of the next game would go free. Beck asked who they would be fighting, and both he and Cutler were shocked when Pavel announced that they would be fighting each other to the death.Back at the garage, Able had asked Zed and Mara whether Beck had showed up for work. He was going to let Beck put up one of his favorite bikes, the ENCOM 786. Mara was excited, exclaiming that the bike was one-of-a-kind and built for speed, but Zed, preferring newer models, was not impressed. Able told Zed and Mara to let Beck know that the light cycle would be in his office, and hoped that Beck wasn't getting into trouble.
Zed and Mara later went to the 0001001 Club, where Zed, embarrassed to dance with Mara due to his interest in her, sat alone at the bar and sulked while she was chatted up by other guys. An attractive program, Perl, approached to talk with him. When Mara returned from the floor and invited Zed to dance with her, he was irked that she referred to him as a best friend and left with Perl. The two talked for a while, but options for fun in the city had been limited since the occupation, and Zed, hoping to impress Perl, took her to the garage. Perl talked him into showing her around Able's office, but she appeared disinterested in Able's collection of relics (including a Bit) and hinted at leaving. In a final effort to get her to stay, Zed showed her the ENCOM 786. Though she appeared intrigued, she asked Zed to have a look at her own light cycle, claiming that it had been acting up. Zed rezzed the bike and couldn't find anything wrong, but as he turned to tell Perl, she hit him on the head with the vintage baton and rode off in it. Finally realizing his mistake, Zed called himself an idiot, a sentiment to which the hovering Bit agreed.
- Elijah Wood as Beck
- Bruce Boxleitner as Tron
- Emmanuelle Chriqui as Paige
- Mandy Moore as Mara
- Nate Corddry as Zed
- Lance Henriksen as General Tesler
- Reginald VelJohnson as Able
- Paul Reubens as Pavel
- Lance Reddick as Cutler
- Kate Mara as Perl
- Ben Schwartz as Rilo
- Tricia Helfer as Voice of the Grid


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Oil Sector Financing: High Time for High Yield Bonds
It's hard for companies to raise funds, not least for those in the oil and gas sector. For years, reserve-based lending has been the main source of capital. Though, as Mike Weir reports, an intriguing alternative is emerging.
Mike Weir writes on energy, resources and infrastructure for Dow Jones Banking Intelligence. Here's a taster of his report. There's more over the jump and the full article is available at DJBI, a subscription only service. Click here for more information.
At oil conferences in Europe these days it is not unusual, following the requisite panel discussions, to see long lines of CFOs – really long lines–queuing across the hall for a chance to swap business cards with industry financiers.
The spectacle speaks volumes about the state of financing in the oil and gas sector, especially for small and mid-cap companies. The equity capital market is hibernating whilst debt, at least at the lower end of the scale, seems out of bounds for firms which have little to boast except exploration potential.
Reserve-based lending is well established in Europe and seems the likeliest source of cash for oilfield development, but although oil bankers say they are open for business, oil execs often see things differently. Questioned more closely, lenders concede they are more selective now than in the past.
That might not change any time soon for single asset players, but for slightly bigger firms–those with balanced portfolios of exploration, development and even producing assets–increasingly the talk is of alternatives.
There is an established funding source which has, to date, only been "alternative" so far as European oil and gas explorers are concerned: high yield bonds…
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K9 Guy necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 14 diseños de 6 diseñadores freelance.
Empire K-9 Inc.
I am a professional canine handler and trainer looking to start my own successful business. I have spent over 10 yrs working and training dogs in the military and as a consultant around the world. I will be providing in-board training and behavior modification services to a variety of clients throughout New York.
My services are geared towards busy professionals and people who don't have the time or patience to attend obedience classes once a week and work with their pets on a daily basis.
This logo will represent Empire K-9 Inc.
I am looking for a very professional looking logo.
I want the logo to communicate that this is a serious and professional business not a part time hobby.
There are some things I would like to see and others I wouldn't. Here are some suggestions.......
1. Nothing cartoonish or cheap looking
2. Keep the design and color scheme simple
3. Easy to embroider onto a t-shirt or hat
4. I would like it to be "dog" related i.e. incorporate into it a dog head, paw or whole body. Dog body should resemble a German Shepherd dog.
5. Typeface should be clear, bold and simple.
6. Please use your imagination and have fun designing my logo!
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Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "The Surprising Bean/Hear Here" The Surprising Bean - Nick keeps trying to surprise Sally, but he just can't do it! The Cat takes them to find a real surprise in the Skippylarito Fields! Once there, Cat shows them a special bean - that suddenly moves! With a shrunken Thingamajigger, they go inside the bean and meet the moth larvae that lives there. They learn that it's really the moth that causes the bean to move. What a neat surprise indeed! Hear Here - The kids hear chirping but can't find where it's coming from. D
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Wild Kratts "Race for the Hippo Disc" When Chris and Martin accidentally lose a Power Disc on the African savannah, the Wild Kratts goes into crisis mode to find the disc before it gets into the hands of Zach Varmitech. D
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Dialogue for Kids "Bears" Bears are large mammals with sharp claws and shaggy fur. Joan Cartan-Hansen and her guests, Evin Oneale and Gregg Losinski from the Idaho Department Of Fish And Game, answer students' questions about bears.G
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Rick Steves' Europe "Rome: Back-Street Riches" Rick explores back lanes and unheralded corners of the city. He ventures into the crusty Trastevere district, visiting the Jewish Ghetto, and enjoying art treasures in a string of rarely visited churches as he uncovers charms of hidden Rome.G
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Song of the Mountains Beachley & Scott. D
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Great Performances at the Met "Otello" Verdi's Shakespearean masterpiece returns to the Met with Johan Botha in the title role opposite soprano Renee Fleming as Desdemona. Semyon Bychkov conducts. D
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Garrow's Law As season two begins, Garrow's friend and mentor, attorney John Southouse, is grappling with inner demons and Lady Sarah returns unexpectedly to London with her infant son. Liverpool Assurance Company wants Garrow to prosecute the owners of a slave ship for the value of 133 slaves who were thrown overboard when water ran low aboard ship. Meanwhile Sarah is threatened with ruin by her husband and wants help from Garrow.G
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Hugo Patrick Coutelin, 62, Santa Fe, New Mexico, the secretary of Las Vegas, Nevada-based CPT Real Estate Investments pleaded guilty for his role in a $3.4 million mortgage fraud scheme involving victims in the Las Vegas, Nevada area
The defendant pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Kent J. Dawson in the District of Nevada to conspiring to commit wire fraud, mail fraud and bank fraud. The conspiracy charge carries a maximum penalty of 30 years in prison. Coutelin is scheduled to be sentenced on April 18, 2012.
Coutelin was charged in an indictment on June 16, 2010, along with Michael Perry, 59, director of CPT; Jeff Thomas, 32, president of CPT; and Linda Marie Kot, 58, a real estate agent.
According to court documents, from April 2006 through November 2006, Coutelin and his co-defendants conspired to execute a fraudulent scheme in which they recruited and caused to be recruited straw buyers and bailout buyers, acted as straw buyers themselves and falsified mortgage loan applications with federally insured financial institutions. Coutelin caused false information to be included on straw buyers' loan applications regarding the borrowers' place of employment, income, assets and intent to occupy the properties so that straw buyers would qualify for loans for which they would not otherwise qualify. Coutelin knew that false information was included on straw buyers' loan applications and also knew that material facts were concealed from the lender.
According to the indictment, Coutelin caused material misstatements to be made on loan applications for seven properties, leading to the disbursement of loans in the amount of approximately $3.4 million.
Coutelin was arrested on June 17, 2010, in New Mexico and was released pending trial.
On Dec. 28, 2011, Perry pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, mail fraud and bank fraud, and is scheduled to be sentenced on March 28, 2012. On Feb. 1, 2011, Thomas pleaded guilty to one count of bank fraud, and is scheduled to be sentenced on Feb. 22, 2012. Kot is scheduled to begin her trial on Feb. 6, 2012.
An indictment is a formal accusation of criminal conduct, not evidence. A defendant is presumed innocent unless and until convicted.
Assistant Attorney General Lanny A. Breuer of the Justice Department's Criminal Division and U.S. Attorney Daniel G. Bodgen for the District of Nevada announced the guilty plea.
This continuing investigation is being conducted by the FBI. This case is being prosecuted by Fred Medick of the Fraud Section in the Justice Department's Criminal Division and Matt Klecka of the Asset Forfeiture and Money Laundering Section in the Justice Department's Criminal Division.


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Configuring Eclipse with SAPUI5.
You will learn
In this tutorial you'll learn everything you need to know to setup your local development environment based on Eclipse. The main steps are:
- Downloading Eclipse
- Installing SAPUI5 Library.
To make use of the UI Development ToolKit for HTML5 you first need to have a supported version of Eclipse installed on your computer. The Eclipse Mars or Luna version is recommended.
Open the Download site for Eclipse and click on the Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers link
Choose the operating system that you will use to run Eclipse and choose the download site:
Choose the preferred download site and start the download.
Once the download has finished extract the archive to a local folder of your choice (e.g.
Click on the eclipse executable file to start the Eclipse IDE.
Eclipse will first show you a Workspace Launcher dialog to choose your workspace. Replace the suggested workspace path with
c:\dev\eclipse_workspace. Confirm with OK.
Close the Eclipse Welcome Page.
Now that you have installed Eclipse, you need to install the SAPUI5 Library. This is done following the standard approach of Eclipse to install plugins.
From the Eclipse menu, choose Help > Install New Software…
Copy the URL
https://tools.hana.ondemand.com/lunaand paste it in the **Work with **field and then press the Enter (or Return) key.
Select UI Development ToolKit For HTML5 and click Next.
On the Install Details page click Next. Read and accept the license agreement and choose Finish. The installation will now start. During the installation, if a Security Warning dialog box will appear stating that you are installing software which contains unsigned content. Confirm with OK to continue the installation.
At the end of the installation, you will be asked to restart Eclipse. Confirm the dialog with Yes to restart Eclipse immediately.
After Eclipse restarts, make sure to check if the installation was successful by going on Help > Installation Details and check for UI Development ToolKit for HTML5.
Congratulations: You have now installed the SAPUI5 Library and are ready to start with your project using SAPUI5.
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Avoid a right hook. Don't pass on the right.
The classic right hook, a motorist passing on the left and then turning right in front of a bicycle, can be discouraged with assertive lane position. Here's a variation on the right hook that is even easier to avoid.
When faced with a long line of cars at a red light, it's tempting for a bicyclist to snake up to the front using the narrow space between the cars and the curb. But as you approach the front of the line, the car at the front could turn right and collide with you. (If cars are parked on the side, you are also at risk of being "doored" by a suddenly opened car door.)
This is an easy one to prevent. Don't pass on the right! The Second Layer of Crash Prevention is "Follow the rules of the road", and the rule of the road says we pass on the left, not right. Take your place in line at the red light or stop sign.
Motorists should be aware that cyclists and pedestrians may try to fill that narrow space to the right. As a motorist, you can prevent this kind of right hook by checking for traffic to the right.
A few bicyclists scoff at this. "The point of bicycling is that it's faster than driving," they tell me. But there are a lot of great reasons to bicycle besides being faster. They break all the rules—riding on sidewalks, running red lights, riding where motorists can't—to get there faster. Not only does this put them at risk, it antagonizes motorists, pedestrians, and other cyclists. Because they are noticeable, flaunting all the rules, people think all cyclists are like that.
In a similar scenario, a bicyclist using the right turn only lane (RTOL) but going straight through is also at risk of a right hook, since motorists in the RTOL are turning right. In Kirksville most intersections are simple with one lane for each direction of travel, so this situation doesn't come up often.
The same principle of "Follow the rules of the road" applies to the RTOL. If you are turning right, use the right turn lane. If you are proceeding straight, use the straight-through lane. Sometimes the right turn lane doubles as a straight through lane. But don't use a RTOL unless you are turning right.


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Our website contains dozens of articles about troubleshooting hydraulic systems. In fact, I recently finished posting a series of articles called, "Think First, Then Troubleshoot!" This series explains how troubleshooting requires a systematic approach to identify and correct the source of malfunctions, not just treat symptoms.
Troubleshooting requires tools to assess the condition of a hydraulic system by reading pressure, flow, and temperature. Monitoring temperature can help you gain an overall idea of what's going on in a system, but an infrared heat detector can provide specific information — information that can pinpoint the source of problems.
To learn more, read the article I just posted by clicking here. The article was orignially published several years ago, but the techniques described in it are just as useful today.


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I have mentioned before that I think the Post Office hates me. (The Blogger app won't let me hyperlink so you can just click my USPS tag.) Well now it is confirmed.
There was no mail on Thursday for any of the apartments. I was expecting my Netflix, but I couldn't call the post office, can't have them having them hate me more.
Friday: no mail again for anyone. There is now three Netflix movies over due. Netflix is always very punctual. I called the post office and the guy said that the carrier hadn't said anything about not delivering mail, so we must not have had any mail. Bloody liar. But what do you do?
Saturday: No fucking mail in anyone's box. Now we must have gotten at least the weekly fliers. So I call the PO again and the guy says again that the carrier didn't say anything, but when I mentioned the fliers, he went and looked. Guess what? There was a huge pile of mail for us on the carriers desk without any explanation to why it wasn't delivered. So I ran over there and got my movies and fliers.
See? I knew it. Those fuckers.


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Memphis-based Alco Properties Inc. has filed a $4.7 million loan on the Greenbriar Apartments at 3131 Madewell Street in Frayser.
The company, operating in the transaction as Alco Greenbriar Partners LP, filed the multifamily deed of trust, assignment of leases and rents and security agreement May 1 through Love Funding Corp.
Robert Hyde signed the trust deed as senior vice president of Alco, a "privately held real estate firm specializing in the development, financing and management of conventional and government-assisted apartment communities," according to the company's website. The loan is a refinancing of a similar trust deed filed in 2010.
Built in 1973, the 208-unit apartment complex sits on 12.7 acres at the northwest corner of Madewell Street and Dellwood Avenue. The Shelby County Assessor of Property, which lists the address as 1146 Dellwood Ave., shows a 2013 appraisal of the complex as $3.8 million.
The property is under a payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) program through the Shelby County Health, Education and Housing Facility Board.
Source: The Daily News Online & Chandler Reports
– Daily News staff
A federal judge has ordered Temple Inland, a subsidiary of Memphis-based International Paper, to pay $3.3 million and serve two years of probation for polluting the Pearl River in 2011 with illegal discharges from its Bogalusa paper mill that killed thousands of fish.
Equipment malfunctioned at the mill, which makes containerboard, allowing an untreated plume of a substance known as black liquor to flow into the Pearl River. Black liquor isn't toxic, but it sucked up all the oxygen in the river as it decayed, suffocating more than 160,000 fish and more than 430,000 freshwater mussels.
An International Paper spokesman said Thursday the company has made major improvements at the Bogalusa plant since acquiring Temple Inland 2012.
"We have invested considerable financial and human resources into improving the mill and correcting the issues that affected it prior to the purchase," Thomas J. Ryan said in an email.
Those included infrastructure improvements and the hiring of new personnel, including an environmental scientist to lead the renovation of the wastewater treatment system, Ryan said.
U.S. Attorney Dana Boente's office said U.S. District Judge Ivan L.R. Lemelle ordered the company Wednesday to pay $1.2 million in restitution and a criminal fine of $1.5 million "for the harm caused by the negligent discharge to the Pearl River and its tributaries," including the loss of the protected species Gulf sturgeon and other aquatic life, Boente's office said.
The company pleaded guilty in February to a two-count bill of information charging it with misdemeanor counts of negligent violation of the Clean Water Act and the Refuge Act.
– The Associated Press
Tennessee state Sen. Jim Kyle has filed a bill that would create a Memphis Grizzlies specialty license plate.
If approved, the plate would support the Memphis Grizzlies Charitable Foundation, which supports youth sports and mentoring programs in Shelby County.
To get it done, Kyle's office needs to hear from fans and anyone who'd want a plate.
Creating a specialty plate requires legislative approval, as well as 1,000 pre-orders. Anyone interested in pre-ordering a plate can email Kyle's legislative office at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Tennessee Titans and Nashville Predators already have similar plates.
– Andy Meek
A group of nine Memphians called "Citizens To Save Our Parks" is taking the city of Memphis and the Memphis City Council to court over the council's February decision to temporarily rename three Confederate-themed parks.
The Shelby County Chancery Court lawsuit filed Wednesday, May 29, contends the mayor's office through the parks services director has the authority to rename parks, not the council. And the lawsuit, assigned to Chancellor Kenny Armstrong, also says the council resolution violates a state law signed into law after the council acted.
The lawsuit filed by Nashville attorney Douglas E. Jones seeks a declaratory judgment from Armstrong that would make the council's actions "null, void and invalid" and restore any signage taken down in the parks by the administration.
The administration of Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. took down the signage before the council passed the resolution and earlier it removed a stone marker paid for and placed in Forrest Park by the group Sons of Confederate Veterans.
The group claims it had permission from the city for the marker bearing the name of the park near the curb of Union Avenue in front of the statue of Confederate General, Ku Klux Klan leader and slave trader Nathan Bedford Forrest.
The lawsuit claims that in a 2005 legal opinion, City Council attorney Allan Wade told council members only the mayor could change the name of a park since the city abolished the park commission that was at one time the regulatory authority for parks.
But the council resolution passed in February to rename Forrest, Confederate and Jefferson Davis parks was backed by Wharton.
– Bill Dries
Daniel Weickenand, CEO of Orion Federal Credit Union, has joined the board of the National Association of Federal Credit Unions.
He's been elected to a one-year term and will be eligible to run for a full three-year term next year.
Weickenand is the first elected official from Tennessee since 1990 and will begin his term following the close of the NAFCU annual business meeting in July in Boston.
James Hoffman, an associate member in the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Pharmaceutical Sciences Department, has been named a fellow by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists for excellence in pharmacy practices.
Hoffman is an expert in national drug shortages and also focuses on medication safety.
He led a national survey of oncology pharmacists published in March that found drug shortages are taking a heavy toll on cancer patients, including higher costs and treatment delays.
The 2013 fellows will be honored in June during the ASHP Summer Meeting and Exhibition in Minneapolis.
– Jennifer Johnson Backer
The new athletic conference for the University of Memphis, American Athletic Conference, has a new look to go with its new name.
The conference formerly known as the Big East released its logo on Thursday.
"It's a very important step in the rebranding of our conference and the reinvention of the American Athletic Conference," Commissioner Mike Aresco said during a conference call.
The big block blue A with a red star at its center is part of the rebranding of the new conference, which will begin competition this fall.
"It's a bold symbol and an elegant design," Aresco said.
The American will consist of Rutgers, Louisville, South Florida, Connecticut, Cincinnati, Temple, Central Florida, Memphis, Houston and SMU next year.
Rutgers and Louisville will leave after the 2013 season and Tulane, Tulsa and East Carolina will join in 2014. Navy is set to become the 12th member in 2015.
The state's fire marshal's office is sharing some hotel safety tips for Tennessee travelers this summer.
Commerce and Insurance Commissioner Julie Mix McPeak says hotels and motels become a home away from home for travelers, and it's important for them to become familiar with new surroundings and have a plan in place should an emergency arise.
Some safety suggestions include choosing a hotel equipped with both smoke alarms and fire sprinklers, reading the escape plan posted in the room, and keeping a flashlight near the bed.
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Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Wiz 6: The Wizard Uncompleted?
The answer, alas, is 'never', at least not in the conventional sense. But there may be an opportunity for readers to see most of it anyway.
In spring 2000 I was well into Wiz 6: The Wizardry Capitalized when I went into the hospital for emergency heart surgery. The surgery saved my life but a combination of medical problems and the effects of the drugs I take has pretty much ended my fiction career. (Non-fiction I still manage very nicely, thank you.)
Anyway, because I couldn't finish the book, and because I didn't understand the problem until it was too late, the publisher waited five years and then canceled the contract, taking his advance back out of royalties on my other books.
Not the least blame attaches to the publisher, the late Jim Baen, who was unbelievably patient through the entire experience. But I am not left with a 90 percent finished book which is not only uncontracted, it is unsalable. (And no, I am absolutely NOT interested in collaborating with anyone to try to finish it at this point.)
Now, because of the way I write, "90 percent finished" means that it is basically all there but there are great whacking gaps in the story. It has a beginning, a middle and and end, but there's a lot of the connecting tissue missing. What's more, the subplots haven't been inserted in their proper places. Each subplot is still a connected series of scenes.
A tolerant, patient reader can follow the story and probably even enjoy it, but there's stuff missing.
So here's the question: Some people have expressed interest in reading the novel in its uncompleted state. If there is enough interest I'll publish what I've got online -- in a blog or on a web page.
Anyone interested?
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Mr Cook,
Your Wiz books are very entertaining, so of course I would like to see more. Wiz, Jerry and the guys, even Danny, all strike a cord with me because...they are me.
I was a classic nerd. Played D&D in high school, could never seem to figure out personal interactions, and messed with electronics to compensate - computers were my favorite after they were common. I was a hacker of the old school but I never released anything...didn't want to damage anything, just did it for my own amusement. And I now play a support role at Dell and a local ISP.
These characters show ME in places I will never get the chance to be.
I'm sorry to hear that your medical problem effects your work so strongly. Keep on your doctor about possible changes in treatment drugs. They add new stuff all the time. Unfortunately, I know more about this than I want to.
But I only found your site through a happy search accident. It might help to get your question to a larger audience by linking it on Digg.com or some similar linking site. I have not done this because I didn't want to swamp you with the sometimes overwhelming flood of useless garbage that can come as a result.
Hope you get to feeling better.
And thank you for your wonderful stories.
- December 14, 2007 at 8:33 AM
- Jonathan said...
I'm very sorry to read about your medical problems. At the same time, I'm intrigued by the existence of a medical problem that can prevent you from writing any fiction at all, while leaving you perfectly capable of writing non-fiction. It sounds rather as though someone's put a spell on you...
Someone put the same spell on me at birth. I earn my living as a writer but have never yet been able to write fiction.
To answer your question, yes, I'd be interested to see the incomplete Wiz book. I periodically reread the published ones.
- January 1, 2008 at 3:15 AM
- Stephen said...
I too enjoyed your novels, and would like to see the last one, what there is of it.
- January 23, 2008 at 4:24 AM
- Stephen said...
I would also like to see the book, or what there is of it. I liked all the Wiz novels, and Mall Purchase Night.
- January 23, 2008 at 4:26 AM
- Irishrogue35 said...
I love the Wiz novels, and would definitely be interested in reading the unfinished one. I have re-read the existing ones so many times, I had to re-buy them because the originals fell apart.I am certain anyone who has read the others would have no problems at all filling in any gaps. It might even be interesting to share with others their thoughts on how they filled them in for themselves. Who knows, maybe it could even help give you some ideas to fill in the gaps yourself.
I am sorry to hear about your illness, and its subsequent effects,but am glad you remain amongst us. My best wishes to you.
- January 23, 2008 at 12:55 PM
I would very much like to see a new installment, even with technology from 2000.
Should your regimen of medications allow a return to fiction, I would dearly *love* to see a sequel with a more up-to-date set of technology puns and skewers.
I'm just about to go back and re-read the existing books in the series, thanks to the Baen Library... I still have the originals somewhere in my basement, but I have this nifty new e-book reader...
And as far as the medications go -- my father has a heart condition, and was very much not his best for a while, until the doctors found another effective combination of drugs that didn't have draining side-effect. I hope you'll have the same luck!
Again, thanks for the stories; I know I'll enjoy re-reading them.
-- John from New Hampshire
- January 23, 2008 at 10:18 PM
I think the thing to do would be to release it under a Creative Commons license or similar and let everyone have fun splitting up the story lines and stringing a coherent narative together.
I'd love to read it even as-is.
-- see shy jo
- January 24, 2008 at 8:00 PM
- Matthew said...
Yes! Please! Stories submitted to Digg, Slashdot, and BoingBoing. Let's see if we can get more support!
- January 31, 2008 at 12:41 AM
- Semper said...
Oh, hell yes!
- January 31, 2008 at 7:25 AM
Please post the sixth book. I would love to read it.
- February 6, 2008 at 5:21 PM
- Baylink said...
Well, since someone else already said it, I'll chime in.
Yes, I'd love to see it... just be prepared for the hordes of fanfic writers who can't resist.
And so sorry to hear; I too hope things get better for you once more.
- February 20, 2008 at 9:02 PM
Please do!
Mr. Cook, I absolutely love all your Wiz books and would be very grateful to read another book in any form, even partially completed.
- February 21, 2008 at 7:06 AM
- Adam Wolf said...
I would definitely read it. Your Wiz books were the first books I read on Baen's Free Library, and I've got most of them in hard copy now.
I'd absolutely love to read another one, even uncompleted!
- February 22, 2008 at 8:29 AM
- Paul Counts said...
Please release it. Not only would I love to read more of your Wiz material but I'd like to see what a 90% complete novel looks like. That's a behind-the-scenes look that a layman like myself might never otherwise get.
- February 22, 2008 at 11:08 AM
Did a statin drug do you in? I found out about you because someone made a connection to a post I did recently.
Good luck to you.
- February 22, 2008 at 6:28 PM
- Baylink said...
For those who missed it (I was one, and posted it to metafilter about 12 hours after Rick posted this:
The answer is yes, he's going to post it. And it was one of our mefites who linked your statins post, Mike. Thanks for it.
Oh, and Rick? How *do* you tell if a politician is in your shower? You never did say...
- February 24, 2008 at 4:47 PM
- Rick Cook said...
Mike it wasn't a statin per se. I'm on a whole cocktail of drugs to lower cholesterol (which is statins), control blood pressure, bring down blood sugar, control depression, etc.
The result is some rather interesting drug interactions.
I'm better now than I was in the year or so after the surgery because we've been fooling with the medications, doses, etc. to try to improve things. And I keep hoping, but so far it hasn't happened.
Parenthetically this isn't uncommon, especially when psychoactive drugs are in the mix. We know very little about differences in individual brain chemistry, so there's a lot of hit-and-miss in prescribing them.
I'm not complaining, understand. I'm alive and mostly functional and that wasn't at all a sure thing when I went into the hospital. But I'd still like to write fiction again.
- February 24, 2008 at 4:59 PM
A bit late to the game, but never the less, let me give an emphatic: Oh, yes! Completed, uncompleted, or a mere opening sentence, I'd be very interested in reading your Wizardry series.
- March 1, 2008 at 12:20 PM
- FranVarona said...
A friend of mine (also a fan of your Wiz series) directed me to this blog, and although it's a bit late (I think that you have decided to publish it), I wanted to tell you that Wiz series is a really fantastic fiction series. I enjoyed all the books, re-read them dozens of times (seriously). The only problem (and it's not a real problem) is that I'd want to tell about them to my friends, but I don't really know so many computer-related people, so I have to bite my tongue when someone ask me for a book to read.
I wish you get better of your medical problems.
And... sorry for my poor english!
- April 9, 2008 at 1:49 PM
Mr Cook,
I really loved your Wizard books. I read every on of them (through the Baen Webscriptions website) and would love to read the last in the series. Either whole or 90% finished. At the risk of upsetting you, I think there are several new authors that could do justice to your Wizard series. And I think Tori at Baen might be encouraged to work the details out. I know I would compaign for you at the Baen Bar. I had wondered what happened to you (You kind of dropped off the map) and am extremely sorry to hear about your medical problems. As someone entering the age when the body starts to deteriorate, I certainly feel for your medical problems. Hopefully, these replies from your readers (as well as mine) will bring some pleasure.
Bob Lyons
- May 21, 2008 at 4:51 PM
Although I enjoyed reading (and enjoy re-reading--I just finished the Nth re-reading last night) the Wizardry books and would quite like to have new ones to read, I'm not going to read "Capitalised" in its current form.
Instead I'm going to presume that at some point in the not-too-distant future you and your docs are going to get your meds fully sorted. And that you'll then finish and properly publish "Capitalised" as the first job in your refreshed career.
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- September 22, 2010 at 7:54 AM
yes - I would love to see it - but your situation is heartbreaking.
- May 7, 2011 at 4:41 PM


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In past months, our organic cotton marketing association friends have been at it again, claiming through various news sources that organic cotton is: softer than conventional cotton; costs less to grow; and yields more.
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An article appearing in Apparel magazine cleverly named "Organic Cotton: It's Not Just for Tree Huggers Anymore," contained a paragraph attributed to Rebecca Calahan Klein of the Organic Exchange, that went like this, "Yields of organic cotton are typically lower during the first several years of farming on organic land, but typically after 3 to 7 years, the yields are as good and in some cases better than those of conventional cotton farms."
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fpit is an Xorg input driver for Fujitsu Stylistic Tablet PCs.
The fpit driver functions as a pointer input device, and may be used as the X server's core pointer.
Supported Hardware
This driver supports the touchscreen of the Stylistic LT and (with special options) of the Stylistic 500, 1000, 1200, 2300, and 3400. Modern FinePoint MP800 devices will also work with this driver.
Under Linux the Fujitsu's serial port is not, by default, detected. Therefore the port must be configured manually as described in the accompanying readme.txt file.
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software source: http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/driver … 4.0.tar.gz
Reason: I have a Fujitsu Stylistic tablet that I'm looking to dual-boot with Arch and Android, but can't find the driver in the repos or AUR and don't know enough about this kind of software to build the package myself.
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A bit more info: http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/x … 25336.html
It used to be in the main repos. It's not anymore. If you really need this, you might be better off using something like Debian stable that has really old software.
Edit, you realize this driver is for Pentium III era and older hardware, right?
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I have booted the tablet with the newest ISO, so I know it works with 686.... but I wonder if development for drivers for such a device are completely shut down.. Unless the hardware is proprietary, it seems odd... of course, it could just be merged into the wacom driver as well. This tablet is Pentium M. I don't know if there is a newer driver to work with... I can keep searching. I wouldn't mind seeing the old PKGBUILD if it's still around somewhere. I just see the potential to run Arch on a tablet that is older, but more powerful than most tablets out there now. I haven't seen anything on the market with 2GB of RAM, nor anything that could have an internal capacity of 500GB... not sure if the processor could be updated, but I'm sure I could do a little with it, maybe even make it dual-core. I'd like to see the full potential realized, but if I'm grasping for straws on a project, I may just let it lay for now and approach it in my own time. Until then, I'm sure I can upgrade it to windows 7 or just run it like an AIO PC until I can get the touch working. No huge issue. Will likely see if there is anything more updated out there for the driver.
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Read the email I linked to, this driver was abandoned two years ago, so it's very probable that it won't work with the current X server.
Pentium M? The models listed are 486 through Pentium III. What model are you using? I'm guessing this driver has nothing to do with your model tablet at all.
I'm using the Fujitsu Stylistic ST5010... not sure where to look to find out what drivers I'd need for the touchscreen. Not many people around here in the Arch community seem to be using Fujitsu computers in general, let alone tablets...
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Gentoo says to use the wacom driver: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/s … clnk&gl=us
(google cache because it seems unreachable right now)
Thank you for finding that information. I probably didn't look all that hard. It's nearly 2am where I am and I tend to not be all that focused after 11pm most days. I will label this a cancelled request unless I actually end up needing this driver (or an updated version of such)... Thanks again!
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