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Kingdom Come is smart, surreal, dystopian, predictive and exhausting. This is J.G. Ballard's final shot across the bow, warning us about the slippery slope of mindless consumer culture and the intellectual wasteland of our various suburbias. For me it was preaching to the choir—I don't surrender my will or my time to the vast unlettered hordes—at least when I can help it. No football mania here. No leisure time dedicated to mall shopping. No search for a dubious "leader" to make sense of a senseless existence for me. But no immunity from that dangerous malaise either.
I live in a corrupt society in which words and music are devalued, art is a commodity, shopping confers meaning and your social position is defined by what you have. It would be utterly deceptive to pretend I wouldn't love a silent, spacious multi-bedroom apartment in a "good" building, or a couple of pricey designer jackets to throw over a pair of faded jeans, or a fabulous flat screen on which to watch Downton Abbey. Retail therapy is a term not unknown to me—but this story takes ennui and acquisition to extraordinary depths. Ballard creates a hell in the once bosky communities that ring central London. The denizens of those towns are captive to the Metro-Centre, an inflated British version of the Mall of America and an insidious presence at the heart of a dark conspiracy.
Richard Pearson has been edged out of his London advertising job by his ambitious ex-wife. His estranged retired airline-pilot father has been gunned down in a mall rampage in Brooklands, the home of the Metro-Centre. Brooklands has a virulently sports-crazed population, plenty of racism directed at its growing Asian immigrant populations, an obsession with a soaps actor who is the 24-by-7 broadcast king of the mall, and a cadre of duplicitous, seemingly ordinary citizens who may—or may not—have had something to do with dad's death. When Pearson travels to Brooklands to deal with the estate and the burial arrangements, he is hooked into finding out what really happened and whether or not his father's death was the random incident the police are claiming.
Kingdom Come is seriously creepy. The entire suburban world is so vacant, sinister and deranged it's hard to fathom why Pearson doesn't just take his modest inheritance and get out. But he pokes around and lands in the thick of nasty things. Everyone seems to be hiding the truth from him. Neighbors living near his father's flat are inexplicably afraid of him. Someone sticks a powerful bomb in the back seat of his beloved vintage car. The cops are oddly detached when it comes to solving homicides or containing riotous marauders after weekend sporting events. The mall looms over all of life like Mordor in Lord of the Rings. Evil emanates from its highly visible dome and multi-storied walls. The toxic tide will not recede before swamping the countryside, destroying lives, property, civic tranquility and any illusions people are foolish enough to harbor.
Was pilot-papa a clandestine Nazi? Is the psycho who rants against the evils of the mall a killer? Are doctors healers or are they dispensers of death? Can a new refrigerator solve your life? What is true and what is left to us in the moral wasteland of mall culture? And is Richard so dumb he doesn't realize what his relentless marketing campaign is doing to society? Ballard nailed it but you'd have to be really thick not to know this stuff already. Kingdom Come is both a warning and an indictment. Read it and weep.
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Sony's HMZ headset is the one getting all the attention right now, but TGS had a smaller, more private showing of a more experimental model, the Prototype-SR. My half-hour demonstration was unlike anything I've ever experienced.
VR for PS4. that would be the true next step in gaming not all this motion gaming crap.
Saw a tech demo of this playing Datura... or is it the old Virtual reality headset.. cool concept though.
Actually that was a different headset. This one isn't used for games. The one playing Datura a few months ago -- and a bunch of games at TGS -- was the HMZ headset. This one is the Prototype-SR.


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Publicly, football coaches don't like it when their players get too physical at practice. Privately, they love it.
Under that standard, Jets coach Rex Ryan loves cornerback Antonio Cromartie.
Cromartie, the No. 1 corner post-Revis, continues to mix it up at practice. Per Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News, Cromartie applied a high hit to receiver Stephen Hill during practice on Wednesday. (It possibly was helmet-to-helmet, possibly forearm-to-helmet.)
Hill was on the ground grabbing his head, but he then got up. Center Nick Mangold confronted Cromartie after the play.
Said Cromartie in response: "Don't cry! Play ball!"
It's the third time this year Cromartie has caused some consternation at practice. Last month, Cromartie sparked a mini-fracas with receiver Vidal Hazelton during one-on-one drills. During offseason workouts, Cromartie ended up jawing with receiver Santonio Holmes after Cromartie got too physical (in Holmes' assessment) with quarterback Mark Sanchez.
At a time when the Jets could be a team that gets pushed around this year, it's good that Cromartie is willing to push back. And it's good that he is prompting teammates to push back, too.


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Gee, let me think. Wherever shall I begin? Um, can we just go ahead and call Tierra and AshLee's epic fight in St. Croix one of the most entertaining pieces of drama we've ever seen in the history of The Bachelor?
Holy moly. I almost feel the need to go rewind the DVR and watch it again instead of writing this recap -- that's how awesome it was. From Tierra accusing AshLee of sabotaging her relationship with Sean Lowe to AshLee calling her out for being rude and giving her blank stares to Tierra screaming at the top of her lungs that she "can't control her eyebrow" -- this was definitely the cat fight to end all cat fights. Seriously, the only thing that could've made it better is if there had been hair pulling involved.
(And Tierra's eyebrow even has its own Twitter account now. Gotta love it.)
When she left the room to retire to her cot for the rest of the day, I totally expected Sean to walk in there and get all caught up in her little sob-fest once again -- to the point where I half expected him to go get a rose and give it to her right then and there just so she'd quit snotting on his white linen shirt.
He's fallen for her crap all season long. Since the whole purpose of him going to the suite to talk to her was so that he could introduce her to his sister who'd flown in, I figured there was no way Sean would have any sort of wake-up call and realize just how freakin' nuts Tierra is.
But alas, Sean shocked us all. He finally saw the light and extinguished Tierra's "sparkle" on the spot. (My jaw is still on the floor.)
And I honestly can't decide if I'm happy, because it means he's way smarter than I initially thought, or bummed out because the show probably won't be nearly as fun to watch from here on out.
But while watching a few more weeks with Tierra would've been interesting, to say the least, it really would have been a shame to watch a repeat of Ben Flajnik's season and have Sean end up with the girl everyone hates.
Although, based on the hometown date previews, it looks like some of the women's families aren't exactly going to go easy on Mr. Lowe. Maybe there's still the potential for some decent drama after all if we're lucky.
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Following a bit of a reorganisation of my hard drive, I have changed where Poco stores incoming attachments (and various other things too).
I did it in Tools > Options > General Options > Directories
At the same time, I copied over the entire previous directory structure contents to the new location - so all my attachments went over to the new spot.
The problem I have is that while new mails are indeed going to the new place, all my old mails (previous to the change) show the attachments with the old directory path.
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February 17, 2012
Vision disorders are fourth most common disability among children in the United States
Cleveland, February 20, 2012 –Working to help fill a void in early childhood vision testing, a new collaboration with Sanford-Brown College-Cleveland will allow the Cleveland Sight Center to provide 12,000 Cleveland-area children with vision screening in 300 local preschools. Qualified Sanford-Brown healthcare students will volunteer more than 160 hours of screening time, adding to the number of preschool children the Cleveland Sight Center program will reach.
The United States Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommends vision screening for all children at least once between the ages of 3 and 5 years, to detect the presence of amblyopia or its risk factors.*
"Sanford-Brown is helping us address a very serious early childhood issue in our community," said Gary Convertino, Director, Human Resources and Volunteer Services at the Cleveland Sight Center. "Vision problems often go undetected during early childhood. Undiagnosed, they can lead to cognitive issues and permanent vision loss."
Since the program began in September 2011, Sanford-Brown students have screened more than 2,300 preschool aged children in and around Cleveland. Of those students screened, more than 300 have been referred to eye care professionals for follow-up as a result of the testing.
Due to its ongoing commitment to community service, Sanford-Brown College-Cleveland recently received the 2012 Community Service Recognition Award from the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES). The award acknowledges the outstanding community service effort the college has developed with the Cleveland Sight Center and the free vision screening program.
"This award reflects the school's commitment to not only bettering our students' lives, but also those within our community," said Christine Laudato, Director of Community and Alumni Outreach at Sanford-Brown College-Cleveland. "With service learning opportunities built into our curriculum, our graduates are prepared to enter the workforce with the technical skills necessary in their chosen field."
A parent or preschool administrator can find out more information about the Cleveland Sight Center vision screening program and how they can participate by calling 216-658-8768.
* Pediatrics 2011 Vol. 127 No. 2 February 1, 2011; Vision Screening for Children 1 to 5 Years of Age: US Preventive Services Task Force Recommendation Statement
About Cleveland Sight Center: Cleveland Sight Center, a nonprofit agency, has been helping people of all ages who are blind or visually impaired since 1906. The agency provides vision rehabilitation, education, recreation and related support services to its clients, helping them to improve their quality of life, and to live as safely and independently as possible. It is one of the most comprehensive agencies of its kind, serving people from across the country. Cleveland Sight Center is a CARF-accredited vision rehabilitation facility. Please visit www.ClevelandSightCenter.org.
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Frank Paterra necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 33 diseños de 10 diseñadores freelance.
Founded in June of 2009, our objective is bring digital content to websites; make it easy for domain owners to find and acquire content, make it possible for content creators to offer and make money on their content, and empower users to shape their online experience by reacting to their interests.
We are a marketplace, think stock market or local fresh produce market where sellers offer their products. Buyers and sellers in our world are domain owners looking for content and content producers looking for traffic. Both groups have objectives for the content or traffic they want to acquire, they need it to generate loyalty, generate transactions, engage users, earn money on a page, etc. They pick it.
We are the broker in this marketplace. The buyer of content shows up to buy content that, for example, causes repeat visits from each user. They are a website that focuses on, for example, insurance needs. They tell us these objectives, maybe some keywords, how much they want to pay, and we find the content that fits their needs. But wait, there's more! We find the content, we cause the transaction to be executed (buyer pays, seller gets money) and we place the content on their site automatically. Next we monitor the performance of that content against the buyer and seller's stated objectives and optimize by either switching or adding content as it make sense.
We are a business to business company. The target audiences for us are website owners, big and small, and content providers, both those who create their own content and those who aggregate content to sell. On the domain side, think big companies with entertainment or information sites, espn, motley fool, edmonds automotive. Think smaller companies such as wiki sites and smaller information sites such as payscale.com, wetpaint.
On the content side think of both large and small providers of any kind of content (video, text, social network, applications, etc). Motley fool comes to mind again, reuters, discover channel, etc. Again, think big as well as small.
Professional design that is easy to recognize and easy to reproduce. We want to use it for website, presentations, business cards, you name it. Not too many colors and simple is better than complex. Its a marketplace so think about marketplaces. No photos but simple illustrations are always good.
Lastly, the name is not fixed, it could change. If you have ideas to suggest on this, feel free! The important thing is that the logo represent the idea much more than the name. The name will have to work in, no doubt, but the less connectivity the better.
Have at it!
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Watch an exclusive clip of the Making of Blackwater Bay featurette from the new "Game of Thrones, Season 2" DVD, to be released Feb. 19. The third season of "Game of Thrones" premieres March 31. Courtesy HBO.
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The Ferrari Enzo owned by Jamiroquai's Jay Kay was brutalized by a yet unconfirmed assailant at the Brudenell Hotel in Aldeburgh, Suffolk. We've got the full damage report inside.
The hotel's pastry chef, 21-year-old Aaron Billington, was arrested on suspicion of causing "thousands of pounds of damage to the car." Must've been a heavy bloke.
The damage consists of a cracked windscreen and a busted side window. Repairs are estimated at £7,000, or a bajillion dollars American, whichever comes first. The singer, who owns "four Ferraris and seven Porsches," was described as both devastated and forlorn. We at Jalopnik are similarly distraught, though not as distraught had it been our own Enzo.
Do we have to begin Saving The Enzos again, or can the pastry chefs of the world keep it in their collective pants?


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Why you should add Perth to your Indie/RTW tripPerth has developed a self-sustaining industries all its own, and its residents enjoy a relatively high standard of living. With temperatures similar to that found in Sydney, but minus the humidity, Perth continues to experience population growth, slowly extending south along the coastline.
- The capital of Western Australia, and home to more than three-fourths of the state's population, Perth is the world's most remote capital - Adelaide sits 2-3 days away via car.
- There are a multitude of quiet and uncrowded beaches along the Perth Coastline.
- Though it's becoming more and more populated and vibrant, Perth is still a laid-back, quiet, and safe city to visit - easy to get caught up in the slow-paced lifestyle and stay a while, particularly if you're on a long-term, RTW trip.
- There are plenty of parks and green spaces to relax in.
- There is a surprisingly large number of immigrants in Perth, creating a rich diversity in both culture and cuisine.
- It's an easy city to get around, and the people are super welcoming and friendly.
Indie travel tips for Perth
- Find out what a quokka looks like on Rottnest Island.
- Hang out for a day in trendy "Freo."
- Go surfing in the huge waves of the Margaret River.
- Whale-watch for humpback whales migrating south for summer.
- Head to Northbridge for the nightlife. It also has some top notch restaurants.
- Grab a photo of you surfing on Wave Rock.
- Skywalk in the Valley of the Giants.
- Dolphin watch in Bunbury or Monkey Mia.
- Swim with the sharks in Shark Bay. Harmless whale sharks, that is.
Flying into Perth is the most popular method of arrival given the remoteness of it. Trains are available, but not cheap, and there is currently no coach service between Perth and Adelaide. There is a Greyhound that offers coach service from Darwin, but it's a 2.5 day journey.
The cost of living in Perth is high, so travel in Perth is also high. There are plenty of hostels available, but be prepared to spend a little more than you're used to (think $25-30USD for a dorm bed).


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Stephen Elop put out the word to developers that Nokia is looking for their help to push innovations in imaging technology. To aid them in this venture, Nokia will be releasing the developers SDK, which promises to offer "deep access" to the settings on the Lumia 1020.
Some big names have already signed on to use the new developers tools for official apps. Look for new releases from CNN, Vyclone, Yelp, Flipboard, Foursquare and Path.
Stay tuned for more details from the floor.
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lisariolo needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 241 designs submitted by 46 freelance designers.
This online performance marketing expert offers consulting services and is transitioning her company website into a blog. The logo should reflect the blog owner's expertise, professionalism and high integrity--yet be casual and approachable in style.
Seeking a simple, clean aesthetic that might create a 'trend' for 2010 logo designs. When viewing the logo, someone might describe the brand as 'innovative,' 'smart,' and 'insightful.' Also, this logo must clearly indicate the blog content relates to the internet.
LisaRiolo or lisariolo (without the .com)
I am seeking a logo that clearly incorporates the name of the blog owner: LisaRiolo plus an additional icon that can also be used as a favicon. The icon should somehow reflect that the blog owner's expertise is in the online space and covers business growth, marketing strategies and tactics, lifestyle tips and recommendations for great online products and services. In other words: all things of interest to an online business owner...
Ideally the logo will also include the following tagline: online enthusiast, expert and entrepreneur.
The colors incorporated into the logo should fit well with the already purchased blog theme (see WooTheme's Fresh News with the 2-Brownie style sheet).
The name "LisaRiolo" could be all lower case or indicate that it is a first and last name.
- clean, simple designs
- emphasizing that the blog owner focuses on helping other online business owners grow their businesses
- style and colors should work well with existing blog theme (see WooTheme's Fresh News with the 2-Brownie style sheet)
- the name LisaRiolo should be prominent in the logo
- the tagline online enthusiast, expert and entrepreneur should be included
- please include an icon that can also be used as a favicon or small button when the entire logo is not appropriate.
- for dark background representations, please use brown not black
- I don't like complicated, detailed styles
- I don't like flourishes
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Sam Cooke is a Centerfold from United Kingdom. She was born in Manchester on November 19, 1985. She is listed on FreeOnes since 2008 and is currently ranked 5106th place. She currently has 16 gallery links in her own FreeOnes section.
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- Aug 19:
- CU-Boulder smoking ban is officially in effect
- Feb 6:
- CU-Boulder makes smoking ban official, will create designated smoking areas
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- CU-Boulder: Student government's opposition won't snuff smoking ban
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- CU-Boulder students raise concerns about proposed campus smoking ban
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- Student leaders support tobacco-free campus as CU-Boulder weighs smoking ban
University of Colorado student leaders Thursday night decided against supporting plans for a tobacco-free campus.
The student government voted down a resolution that would have supported the administration's plan for CU to join the majority of other schools in the Pac-12 that have tobacco-free campuses. The measure failed 6-8.
Ultimately, the campus could still ban tobacco, but university leaders wanted direction from students.
Alexis Scobie, a CU Student Government representative, said she took a survey of 358 students. Of them, about 40 percent strongly agreed the campus should ban tobacco, and 32 percent strongly disagreed. Others surveyed fell somewhere in between. She said she wants a broader forum on the issue, which will affect students' daily lives.
Lorenzo Herrera, another representative, said he has kicked his smoking habit and has gone without a cigarette for a month. He expressed support for the ban.
"I never had a right to expose others to toxic chemicals," he said.
Several students commented, with those opposed saying they have a right to smoke on the campus and one asking why the campus doesn't ban high-fat foods if it's concerned about student health. Those supporting the ban expressed concerns about cigarette butt litter.
Matthew Onak, a CU sophomore, said smoking cigarettes has helped him meet fellow students. He instantly connected with 20 other students as a freshman when he smoked outside of his Williams Village dorm and, in fact, it was love at first puff when he met his girlfriend while smoking.
"It's not just smoking a cigarette," he said. "It's about making connections."
Some student-smokers suggested a compromise, such as setting up designated smoking areas on the campus.
Student Zach Stein, a CU ambassador who gives campus tours, said it's disappointing to see packs of smokers and cigarette litter around the Norlin Quad. Some parents, he said, are deterred by the number of cigarette smokers on the campus.
"It gives our school a bad image," Stein said. "I think we're losing a large number of qualified high school students."
CU spokesman Bronson Hilliard said the campus executive committee has been considering a smoke-free, tobacco-free campus, and it's something that could happen as early as next year.
"The results of the student vote will help inform our decision," Hilliard said.
Boulder Faculty Assembly chairman Jerry Peterson said he expects the faculty will also weigh the ban.
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Tomorrow I am off to Ogunquit, ME to celebrate halloween with friends. It will be a fun evening for sure and probably our last visit there for awhile. Normally I spend the evening with Sergio, walking around the neighborhood watching the hoardes of children in an assortment of costumes and photographing some of the more creative Jack O'Lanterns. You can see some of the best pumpkin carvings from last year by linking here.
The weather forecast is for the highs in the low 70s in Boston but I'm sure it will get cooler at night and Ogunquit is certain to be a tad chillier than Boston.


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PatrickFannon necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 43 diseños de 9 diseñadores freelance.
Skis on the Run - http://www.skisontherun.com
Skis on the Run is the market leader in ski rental delivery. As our website states - "we bring the ski shop to you." Guests make a reservation in advance (online or on the phone) and we deliver all the ski and snowboard equipment (skis, boards, boots, poles, etc) and accessories (hats, gloves, goggles, etc) to their hotel room, condo, or wherever they are staying. We provide a professional fitting for their equipment in the comfort of their lodging and when they are done skiing we come and pick it all back up. With Skis on the Run, our customers can maximize their time on the slopes and eliminate the headaches of having to go to traditional ski rental shops. No lines. No hassles. All at a very competitive price.
We target high-end skiers: families, groups and individuals that stay and ski in places like Deer Valley, Vail and Aspen. We currently focus vacationers to Deer Valley and Park City, Utah with plans to expand to other top resorts. Our service caters to a well-off demographic accustomed to the finer things in life and top-notch customer services. A key part of our value proposition is customer service and the convenience of avoiding lines in crowded and uncomfortable rental shops that offer beat-up equipment.
Currently our home page reads more like an "about us" page. It needs to be simplified both graphically and from a text perspective.
1. The text can either be moved down the page (if you think it needs to be there for SEO) or significantly consolidated/moved off the page.
2. The color scheme of multiple shades of blue and grey font needs to change. The moving dots with "We are here" that change to "at your condo/hotel" need to be eliminated/changed as well.
3. We want the guest to clearly understand that we deliver EVERYTHING they'll need for a ski vacation on the home page so some degree of text and appropriate imagery will be required.
4. Tag line "Bringing the ski shop to you" needs to stay.
5. We like the logo, but are open to any minor enhancements.
6. Navy blue and white as part of the color scheme.
7. Needs to be simple, clean and elegant; not too busy or overly complex with color schemes and graphics. We will likely add some enticing ski photos onto the home page of our website, so you may want to incorporate this into your design layout.
8. Links to internal pages for: Reservations; Equipment; Packages; and Partners on the home page.
9. The key call to action is making a reservation so highlight that on the home page.
Some of our competitors are:
http://www.skibutlers.com - what we like about their website is the very clear "call to action" on the home page which lays out how they work and invites visitors to make a reservation. Otherwise, we do NOT like their logo or their color scheme. Our customers are generally a much higher-end and more discriminating demographic.
http://www.blacktieskis.com - the website is fairly plain and lacking, the "call to action" is not very noticeable on the home page. Though we do like the way their equipment page works. Once again, our customers are generally at the upper end of the market.
Other examples of websites we like: http://www.teslamotors.com; http://www.resortswest.com
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This bag you see on the left? It's called "Electric Tangerine" and it's made exclusively at Buttertart, a shop full of "fresh baked handbags" and other sweet treats. The name is as appealing as the color and I find myself thinking of juicy citrus flavors and summer breezes when I see this coordinating set.
Buttertart makes handbags and totes, zippered pouches and coordinating hair accessories with luscious names like "Floral Plum," "Key Lime Plaid," "Mini Marshmallow" and "Strawberry and Caramel." I guess it means you should be careful visiting the shop if you're trying to diet because you'll get hungry for food and Leah's bags.
For today's giveaway Buttertart is offering the matching set in "Electric Tangerine" that you see pictured including the zippered pouch, reversible/adjustable headband and the covered hair ponies (a new item at Buttertart). It's a terrific set, ready to go out to one lucky winner of this week's giveaway.
But if your name isn't drawn, don't despair. Leah is also offering a 15% discount on all of your orders if you enter the coupon code SCRIBBIT when you check out. Beautiful bags, beautiful accessories--happy shopping!
Here's how to win:
Before 12 am Monday go to the giveaway entry form on this page and enter your name and email. I will pick one of the names at random, contact the winner via their email and publish the winner's first name and home town in next Tuesday's post. See the bottom of the entry form for more details.
This giveaway is open to one and all.
Have you entered this month's Write-Away Contest yet? The topic is learning.
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Today I want to show you how I sew my Schoenrock Cross blocks. While it's easier to get accurate results with foundation paper piecing I prefer the freezer paper method because it wastes less of my precious fabrics.
This tutorial will only cover how to use the freezer paper method to piece the four corner blocks needed to complete one Schoenrock Cross block. Instructions on how to piece the centre cross section and how to piece the final block can be found in the foundation paper piecing tutorial here.
A few tips:
- Freezer paper piecing is much like assembling a puzzle. It helps to keep an extra copy of the templates next to your sewing machine for reference.
- The two halves of the corner blocks are the same but mirrored. I sewed pieces on the wrong way round for the first two blocks or so, after that I knew which piece belongs where.
- It doesn't matter which side of the fabric you iron the templates on as long as you are consistently ironing them to either the wrong or the right side of the fabric.
- I like to remove the templates before sewing them so I iron on the right side of the fabric. If you iron the templates to the wrong side of the fabric you can leave them on whilst sewing as a seam guide.
- Cut 1\4" seam allowance around all sides of the freezer paper template. Cut your seam allowances slightly generous by placing the guide on your ruler next to the template instead of exactly on it. These blocks have a tendency to shrink a little. The little wriggle room in your seam allowances makes up for that.
- Alternatively you can trace 1\4" seam allowance on the freezer paper itself which eliminates the need to add 1\4" when cutting your fabrics.
- I press my seams open, this is a matter of personal preference. I find the seam that joins the two halves of the corner block together a bit bulky when the seams are pressed to one side. I get better results at matching up those points when my seams are pressed open and flat.
- If you make more than one block you will lose a point tip here and there. With so many points to match up in one single block it's bound to happen, best to just accept that!
You will need:
- Schoenrock Cross pattern template
- freezer paper
- fine tip pen
- regular quilting supplies (rotary cutter, cutting mat, rulers etc.)
Step 1 - Freezer paper templates
- Print the pattern templates. Check the 1" test square to make sure the templates are to scale
- Trace each template on the dull side of the freezer paper using a fine tip pen.
- Cut out each template with a scalpel or scissors.
- Iron the templates onto the fabrics.
- Cut around the the templates with 1\4" seam allowance on all sides using a transparent ruler and rotary cutter.
Step 2- Freezer paper piecing the corner blocks
- Sew section A in the order in which it is numbered.
- Sew section B in the order in which it is numbered.
4. Join section A & B
5. Sew three more blocks following steps 1-4.
6. Trim the blocks back to 4 3\4" if necessary.
7. Refer to the foundation paper piecing tutorial on how to piece the cross section and join the final block sections together.
All done!
If you have any questions or need help just ask here or on Flickr I will do my best to help you along!
There have already been some beautiful Schoenrock Cross blocks submitted to the Flickr group pool, don't forget to add yours too!
I will do one more short tutorial on how to piece the block with inset corner squares or Y seams, next.
x Leila
All done!
If you have any questions or need help just ask here or on Flickr I will do my best to help you along!
There have already been some beautiful Schoenrock Cross blocks submitted to the Flickr group pool, don't forget to add yours too!
I will do one more short tutorial on how to piece the block with inset corner squares or Y seams, next.
x Leila


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Lillian necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 198 diseños de 30 diseñadores freelance.
Country Club Animal Clinic
Established in Palm Desert, CA in 1996, Country Club Animal Clinic offershighly personalized veterinary services to dog and cat owners. We take what we do very seriously - we provide medical care for cherished companions who cannot speak on their own behalf. While this is an often solemn undertaking and occasionally profound, it also involves a fair amount of humor. We strive to make every visit a good experience for both the patient and the client.
Our clients are typically educated, fairly affluent, and about half are retired. We are surrounded by country clubs, and many residents are ardent golfers and tennis players. All are, of course, pet owners. The majority come to us through word of mouth/ recommendation from a friend or neighbor. Because this is a growing retirement destination there is a continual influx of new residents.
We really care, and we want it to show. The ideal logo would convey a sense of lighthearted veterinary professionalism, with region-specific impact. Common regional icons include palm trees, golf symbols, and the mountains visible on three sides of the clinic. No cactus, please. I'd like to avoid cliches like heart-shaped paw prints, but I like the instant impact such things carry. I plan to use this new icon on letterhead, new website header, outside signage and perhaps uniform shirts for staff. Must be vector format.
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Elementary: Jon Michael Hill On Marcus Bell, Jonny Lee Miller As Sherlock, And Lucy Liu As Watson.
With Benedict Cumberbatch already playing Holmes in the modern British drama Sherlock, and Robert Downey Jr receiving critical acclaim for his starring role in Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes action films, it was no small feat for Miller to find his own interpretation of the famous sleuth.
"I was taken by how gritty Jonny, as the choice for Sherlock, was; he's great," Jon Michael Hill told The Guide.
"His workload is really incredible; I've never seen anything like it. He not only manages to get it all memorised but he brings something unique and specific. He's also just a very funny guy. He's a lot of fun to work with."
Hill plays Detective Marcus Bell, the right-hand man of Captain Toby Gregson (played by Aidan Quinn) who initially feels threatened by the mysterious Holmes who swans about, dissecting his crime scenes.
"There's a territorial issue," Hill explained.
"He's been Captain Gregson's No 1 for a while and all of a sudden there's this consultant on the scene.
He has to swallow his pride. There's this genius in the house and Marcus has to take his lead every once in a while.
"But Sherlock is not without his flaws. He's a little reckless sometimes, whereas Marcus has a strong mind for bureaucracy. He knows what has to be done."
Hill also has plenty of praise for Liu, who is playing a completely new version of the traditionally male Dr Watson.
"In the first episode she has something very vulnerable and strong at the same time," he said.
"It's a great combination."
The show debuts in Australia on Sunday, February 3, in Ten's traditional drama timeslot of 8.30pm, which before Christmas was occupied by Homeland.


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Woman's cancer narrative sparks controversy
DARIEN -- Five months ago, Lisa Bonchek Adams sat in the dining room of her Darien home and talked about music, family and living with cancer.
Last week, she was in a bed at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, enduring radiation treatments and receiving palliative care for the excruciating pain from Stage IV metastatic breast cancer.
And that was in the face of a firestorm of controversy from opinions pieces in The New York Times and The Guardian raising the question of how much is too much when it comes to sharing one's life with cancer.
Bill Keller, the former New York Times executive editor, wrote "Heroic Measures" on Jan. 12, about how Adams is choosing to manage her cancer and her "digital presence." His wife, Emma Keller, a reporter and columnist for The Guardian, wrote "Forget Funeral Selfies. What are the ethics of tweeting a terminal illness?" on Jan. 8.
More than a dozen news organizations ran articles in the days following countering the Kellers' pieces.
During the interview in September, the 44-year-old Adams explained her reason for blogging and tweeting.
More InformationSet to music
The following are the lyrics to "Six Minutes," the song co-written by Lisa Bonchek Adams and Doug Allen, a Darien native and country recording artist. The lyrics have been adapted from Adams' May 15, 2013, post called "No room for that in this (Six minutes)." The song is available on iTunes.
The clock says it's been six minutes now,
I'm glad that they have passed,
Then I realize I've wasted them:
Six minutes gone too fast.
I take a trip inside my head,
I don't know where I go.
Somewhere else,
Anywhere else,
Far from things I know.
I try to forget for a moment now,
Focus on a spot on the wall,
I lose myself in the emptiness,
Such a painfully long way to fall.
So I take a trip inside my head,
I don't know where I go.
Somewhere else,
Anywhere else,
Far from things I know.
I find myself in silence,
Tuning out the noise,
No room for anything,
But him, my girl and the boys.
And when I'm gone,
Just no way around it,
So many things they will miss
'Cause when it comes to being fair,
There's no room for that in this.
Gonna take a trip inside my head,
I don't know where I'm gonna go,
Somewhere else,
Anywhere else,
Far from things I know …
"The most important thing for me, and one of the main reasons I do the blog, is to leave a written legacy for my family and my friends and especially my children," she said.
In April 2009, three years after being diagnosed with Stage II breast cancer, Adams began blogging about "metastatic breast cancer, grief & loss, life, and family." She began tweeting in June 2009, writing about life overall as well as cancer. She is followed by thousands of people around the globe.
Adams, who has three children, has more than 166,000 tweets and countless posts on lisabadams.com -- all as a way to teach people about living with cancer.
"Some of my children are still young enough that they probably will not remember this time, and won't necessarily understand what's going on," Adams said of her children, Paige, Colin and Tristan. "These are things that adults didn't share with children back then, and in large part today, they still don't."
Her more than 14,000 Twitter followers have their own reasons for keeping up with Adams -- 140 characters at a time -- whether it's because of her #Mondaypleads -- in which she encourages everyone, every Monday, to make the health care appointment they've put off -- or for her tweets about books, her family and everything in between.
"@AdamsLisa Your tweets move me every day. You remind me to stay present and aware. So glad I follow you in your journey," tweeted television show director Norman Buckley.
On Dec. 4, 2012, Adams updated her community of followers by saying that her cancer was back after there had been no evidence of the disease for five years. She told them she would continue to write toward her goal to "de-mystify the disease and its treatment as much as possible, and I will continue to do that to the end."
But Emma Keller questioned whether it was all too much, in her column in The Guardian.
"Should there be boundaries in this kind of experience?" Keller asked. "Is there such thing as TMI (too much information)? Are her tweets a grim equivalent of deathbed selfies, one step further than funeral selfies? Why am I so obsessed?"
Adams said she doesn't believe she needs boundaries when discussing her cancer.
"I think the topics of death and quality of life and how we die are absolutely important," she wrote in a Jan. 18 tweet. "They should be discussed. I write about them."
The Kellers' articles have drawn a new horde of followers for Adams -- about 7,000 last week alone, she estimated.
Adams' supporters took to Twitter to question and counter the Kellers' viewpoints.
"@emmagkeller what are the ethics of criticising a gravely ill person for headline grabbing and self promotion?" tweeted @3tdoan Jan. 9.
The day before, @katierosman tweeted "@emmagkeller @AdamsLisa Emma, I think you've really missed the point about the public service Lisa provides. I'm very confused by this piece."
Bill Keller's op-ed received similar responses, such as the one from @TastyChomps Jan. 14: "@nytkeller everyone has their right to express themselves especially going thru cancer."
One went so far as to email Adams that she had canceled their digital New York Times subscription and is planning to donate the monthly amount to Memorial Sloan-Kettering instead.
Bill Keller did not respond Monday to an email inviting his comment for this story. But not every remark directed toward the Kellers has been negative.
"An excellent column. I would add that obituaries that stress a deceased's `courageous battle' also imply that those who have chosen to limit or end the battle lack courage," commented New York Times user grannychi on the article.
"It's a general discussion about death and social media, not a critique of an individual," wrote Guardian user Brittany Schumacher. "So why this article is seen by some as a greatly inappropriate breach of propriety, I don't know."
For Adams, writing and sharing emotions are most important, despite how many people are reading.
"If you write about cancer you're going to lose people because they can't relate to it," Adams has said. "But if you write about fear and you write about anger and you write about sadness and you write about grief and you write about love and you write about hope, people can relate to those emotions, even if it's not about cancer. It's about something in their own lives."
Adams' worldwide audience want her to continue writing, and emails urge her to continue sharing the personal details for her family, children and friends.
"It is those things that we think are so intimate and so particular to our own lives, but when you share them, those emotions that everyone has had," Adams said.
"I know people come here expecting to learn," Adams wrote on April 5, 2013. "That's what I'm trying to do: educate."
It's rare, she has said, for people with metastatic cancer to create a permanent and public journal of their lives "in large part because so many people who are diagnosed are sick."
Of all breast cancer patients, 6 to 10 percent are diagnosed with Stage IV cancer, when the disease has spread to other organs.
"You sit down at the keyboard and what comes out is different every time and what makes what I write any different than what someone else writes?" Adams has said. "We're still putting words together, but it's the way it's done."
For Adams, the first lines of blog posts "pops" into her head and she has to write them down. "I frequently wake up in the middle of the night and almost the whole post is written in my head."
Regardless of the number of her blog and Twitter followers, Adams will continue to "teach, share, listen, laugh, grow, love, mourn, cry, communicate and change the world 140 characters at a time."
"I'm doing as much as I can for as long as I can," Adams tweeted on Jan. 18. "I will die. But that day is not today. That time is not now."
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Sangria moves from the pitcher to the dessert tray in this summer-ready sandwich from blogger Tessa Arias' ice cream sandwich manual, Cookies & Cream. To make the red wine ice cream extra fruity, Arias recommends using a rosé Moscato and for more complexity, she suggests a full-bodied wine like Cabernet.
Red Wine Ice Cream
1 ¼ cups whole milk
1 ¼ cups heavy cream, divided
1 tsp. vanilla extract
¾ cup granulated sugar, divided
Pinch of fine sea salt
5 large egg yolks
¾ cup red wine
Prepare an ice bath by filling a large bowl with ice cubes and 1 to 2 cups of water. Place a medium bowl fitted with a fine strainer inside the ice bath.
In a medium saucepan, combine the milk, cream, vanilla, ½ cup sugar, and salt. Set over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until the mixture is warm and begins to steam, about 5 minutes.
In a medium bowl, whisk together the egg yolks and the remaining ¼ cup sugar. Carefully whisk half of the warm milk mixture into the egg yolks, one ladleful at a time, until the egg mixture is warmed. Whisk the egg-milk mixture back into the saucepan. Cook the mixture over medium heat, stirring constantly with a wooden spoon, until the mixture is thick enough to coat the back of the spoon and registers around 175 degrees F on an instant-read thermometer, about 5 to 7 minutes. Be careful not to boil the mixture.
Immediately strain the mixture through the fine strainer into the prepared ice bath. Add the wine, stirring to combine. Cool the custard in the ice bath until it reaches room temperature, stirring often. Press plastic wrap against the surface of the custard and refrigerate until chilled, about 4 hours or up to 1 day.
Pour the custard into an ice cream maker. Freeze according to the manufacturer's directions. Transfer the ice cream to an airtight container, press plastic wrap against the ice cream surface, and freeze until it is firm and the flavor is ripened, at least 4 hours. Makes about 1 quart.
Triple Citrus Cookies
2 cups all-purpose flour
½ tsp. baking soda
¼ tsp. fine sea salt
5 oz. (1 ¼ sticks) unsalted butter, at room temperature
¾ cup granulated sugar
1 large egg
1 Tbsp. milk
1 tsp. vanilla extract
1 tsp. grated lime zest
1 tsp. grated lemon zest
1 tsp. grated orange zest
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Line large baking sheets with parchment paper or silicone baking mats.
In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour, baking soda and salt to combine.
In a large bowl, use an electric mixer to beat the butter and sugar on medium-high speed until well combined and smooth, about 1 to 2 minutes. Add the egg, milk, and vanilla and beat until combined. Add the lime zest, lemon zest, and orange zest. On low speed, slowly add the flour mixture and beat until combined.
Roll the dough into 2 tablespoon–sized balls. Place on prepared baking sheets and flatten with the bottom of a measuring cup to a 2-inch diameter.
Bake for 10 to 12 minutes, or until the cookies are set and begin to brown. Let the cookies cool on the pan for 5 minutes, then remove to a wire rack to cool completely. Freeze the cookies until frozen, at least 1 hour. Cookies can be stored in airtight containers in the freezer for up to 1 month. Makes about 18 cookies.
To Assemble
Top one cookie with a scoop of ice cream. Place another cookie on top of the ice cream and gently press down to forma sandwich. Immediately place the sandwich in the freezer. Repeat for the remaining cookies. Freeze for at least 2 hours before serving. Makes about 9 ice cream sandwiches.
Recipe reprinted with permission from Cookies & Cream © 2013 by Tessa Arias, Running Press, a member of the Perseus Books Group.


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An Interview with Sartre
How do you envisage the relationship between your early philosophical writings, above all L'Etre et le néant, and your present theoretical work, from the Critique de la raison dialectique onward? In the Critique, the typical concepts of L'Etre et le néant have disappeared, and a completely new vocabulary has taken their place. Yet when reading the passages of your forthcoming study of Flaubert, published in Les Temps modernes, one is struck by the sudden re-emergence of the characteristic idiom of the early work—thetic consciousness, ego, nihilation, being, nothingness. These notions are now juxtaposed in the text with the distinct set of concepts which derive from the Critique. What is the precise relationship between the two in your current thought?
The basic question here, of course, is my relationship to Marxism. I will try to explain autobiographically certain aspects of my early work, which may help to clarify the reasons why my outlook changed so fundamentally after the Second World War. A simple formula would be to say that life taught me la force des choses—the power of circumstances. In a way, L'Etre et le néant itself should have been the beginning of a discovery of this power of circumstances, since I had already been made a soldier, when I had not wanted to be one. Thus I had already encountered something which was not my freedom and which steered me from without. Then I was taken prisoner, a fate which I had sought to escape. Hence I started to learn what I have called human reality among things: Being-in-the-world.
Then, little by little, I found that the world was more complicated than this, for during the Resistance there appeared to be a possibility of free decision. For my state of mind during those years, I think that the first plays I wrote are very symptomatic: I called them a "theater of freedom." The other day, I reread a prefatory note of mine to a collection of these plays—Les Mouches, Huis clos, and others—and was truly scandalized. I had written: "Whatever the circumstances, and wherever the site, a man is always free to choose to be a traitor or not…." When I read this, I said to myself: it's incredible, I actually believed that!
To understand how I could have done so, you must remember that there was a very simple problem during the Resistance—ultimately, only a question of courage. One had to accept the risks involved in what one was doing, that is, of being imprisoned or deported. But beyond this? A Frenchman was either for the Germans or against them, there was no other option. The real political problems, of being "for, but" or "against, but," were not posed by this experience.
The result was that I concluded that in any circumstances, there is always a possible choice. Which is false. Indeed, it is so false that I later wanted precisely…
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Looks like Engadget has discovered a mockup iPad 2 case at CES. The screen above also seems to contain a mock iPad 2 as well. As the iPad 2 announcement grows even closer, the normal mockups and leaks are ramping up. This case seems to fit in line with most of the others. It has camera cutouts in the front and back and a much larger speaker cut-out.
This case and mockup comes from Dexim. Besides having the mythical iPad 2 mockup, it looks like a pretty neat case concept in itself with a pretty ingenious design for a Bluetooth keyboard. It also confirms what all the rest have when it comes to size. The iPad 2 will most likely be slimmer than the current generation.
After the leaks with the iPhone 4, I'm still skeptical as to whether or not these case manufacturers had a way to get ahold of an early mockup. On the other hand, all these case leaks seem to be in agreement. What do you guys think? Hit Engadget's website via the link to see a few more images.


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This post has been highlighted as one of Gamasutra's best stories of 2013.
"What we've done is lay out a framework for version 1.0, and you just have a giant piece of paper with everything on it, and there's the stuff that's on the paper, and there's the stuff that's off the paper."
Tarn Adams and his brother Zach have been working on procedurally-generated fantasy game Dwarf Fortress for around 11 years now, although if you include the DragSlay and Slaves to Armok development work that preceded it -- and essentially molded the game's early beginnings -- it's more like 13 years.
Although you can download and play the game for free right now, version 1.0 is still a long time coming. Tarn Adams recently estimated that we can expect 1.0 in around 20 years' time, although he admits it'll probably take even longer than that, "because I always underestimate release times."
But the Adams brothers have a clear goal, regardless of timeframe. The duo recognize that they have gotten stuck in plenty of development ruts before, and their solution is to lay everything out in front of them, and decide on what will make the cut.
"We try to stay on the paper as much as possible," says Adams. "When we finish the paper, that's 1.0. And there's a whole lot more to do after that. I mean, obviously, if we're in our 50s, we'll have all kinds of life decisions we're making, so there's no reason to think that we'll stick with this plan for even another five years or whatever."
But that's the general idea -- sticking to the plan without getting too deep in the weeds. "Just kind of lay out a skeleton, flesh it out a bit, but not put the little curly hairs on it like we did in the first version of the game, where we had curly hairs on every part of the body, and measured their exact flash points and everything, and you could teleport someone's nose off and so on -- although we're pretty much there in Dwarf Fortress again."
What's so intriguing (and perhaps questionable) about Adams' 30-year-plus plan is how exactly the designer can stay focused and enthused about a project that may potentially take up his entire adult life.
I regularly talk to developers who tell me "I've really enjoyed working on this game, but I cannot wait to get it behind me and work on something new." How, then, does Adams keep up the enthusiasm for Dwarf Fortress? Isn't his attention starting to meander to other projects?
"Not really," he answers. "I mean, if we didn't have vents for things like that, then I think it'd be a realistic expectation. But having put in the years, I kinda know where I'm at. And I kinda know I've made time for myself to make side projects, even though I haven't released anything since Dwarf Fortress that wasn't related to Dwarf Fortress... like the Cobalt Quest, the Mac porting project, or whatever."
Zach and Tarn Adams
In fact, Adams says that he has around seven other big projects that are sort of in the works but not -- "they are all sort of large undertakings that I don't have large undertaking time for," he says. "There's time when we're watching stupid stuff on TV over at my brother's place where I have my other laptop, and I work on those games, just as kind of a break."
"We don't really talk about them that much, and don't say what they are," he continues. "We don't want to build any hype for them because it's not necessarily anything that's ever going to see the light of day. It helps, though, to know that we still have other ideas that we can work on, and there are lots of other interesting things to experiment with."
There's another reason why the Adams brothers don't believe they'll ever get bored of Dwarf Fortress development -- the sheer scope of the title, and the ridiculous number of avenues that they can potentially go down at any given point.
Adams says that whenever he becomes bored of a specific element of the game, he can simply go off and work on something else completely different instead. "Like, if I got sick of geology, I wouldn't have to look at geology again for 10 years, right?" he laughs. "You can just go do something else."
This is why Dwarf Fortress development is so completely different to, say, your average triple-A or mobile game design. A regular game development team might spend months and years refining a title and polishing it up, making it "ready for market," and this is where Adams believes the enthusiasm can be lost.
"You explore new ideas in the interative development process, so it's not completely stagnant, but I can see how you can wear down a bit more," he notes. "With me, I was like 'Ohh -- I get to look up all the medieval garden crops now and learn all about plants!' I learned a lot about bananas recently. It's just wherever the mind takes you, you can explore. It's like getting tried of learning is where Dwarf Fortress is at now."
But Adams isn't convinced that he'll make the 20 year deadline, regardless of dwindling enthusiasm or not. Sitting at his computer day-in, day-out (or night-in, night-out, as the case may be) is taking its toll on the developer -- plus it's not like he's able to control how the world will work in the coming decades.
"I'm sure there's going to come a point obviously where we're kinda fading out, not really from disinterest, but just because our bodies are falling apart," he says. "And at that point, I don't know if the game is still going to be viable -- what operating systems are like, what weird headbands people are going to be wearing that let them see weird stuff with their iPhones -- and Dwarf Fortress could just be totally dead by then."
"Who knows how this stuff will work out," he adds. "But if we're still around, and we need to pass it on, then we'll probably think of some open-source solution that just gets passed along, and lets people do whatever the heck they want with it. We'll put up all our dev notes, etcetera. But that's just idle speculation, right? That's the general idea."
He sees the future life of Dwarf Fortress going the same way that the likes of Nethack or Dungeon Crawl have, with new devs teams picking them up and pushing them along.
"We've just had our mitts on this one for a long time without passing it along," he says, "but that's not going to be a forever thing, obviously. It's only going to stay afloat as long as people keep it afloat, right?"


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This document describes the recommended coding style for kdepim. Nobody is forced to use this style, but to have consistent formatting of the source code files it is strongly recommended to make use of it.
|In short: Kdepim coding style follows the Kdelibs coding style.
As discussed at the KDEPIM meeting, Berlin, 3 March 2013, all the files of KDEPIM will be reviewed to follow the coding style. This will be done over a long time, directory after directory, for each of the rules defined above. For each rule, one can find one or two script(s).
The first script is to check a single file or a complete directory for all .h and .cpp files.
If present, the second script makes the changes for a single file or a complete directory for all .h and .cpp files. For some complicated situations, the script makes no change.
One can use the scripts for own work.It is recommanded to use them in this order.
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The change script makes a substitution of any <TAB> with eight spaces. The change works for the complete source, even within comments and strings. That might be too much and change the vertical alignment of the code.
coding-style-check-Twice.sh coding-style-change-Twice.sh
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THE GILMER BUCKEYES (11-1), District 16-3A champs, will travel west this Friday to Mesquite to take on the Argyle Eagles (11-1), District 10-3A champs.
This will be the third year in a row that these two teams have met in postseason competition.
Argyle eliminated Gilmer from the Class 3A Division II playoffs in 2010 and 2011.
So you can be sure that the air around Mesquite Memorial Stadium will be absolutely electric with excitement when this third round matchup kicks off at 7 p.m. on Nov. 30.
Argyle, located just south of Denton, is only in its 11th season of playing high school football and yet it has established itself as one of the premier Texas high school football programs.
After going 1-9 in its first season of 2002, the Argyle school district made a pivotal decision by hiring Todd Rodgers, defensive coordinator at nearby Flower Mound Marcus, to lead its program.
In retrospect, it looks to be just about as wise a move as the one the Gilmer ISD made in 2000 to hire Jeff Traylor, assistant head coach at Jacksonville, to come back home and lead the Buckeyes.
Coach Rodgers just won his 100th game with the Eagles last Friday afternoon, a 42-14 win over the Melissa Cardinals in Denton.
Rodgers spoke with the Denton Record-Chronicle afterwards.
"I knew it had potential. I just didn't know the magnitude of the potential," Rodgers said of Argyle's football program. "The community was hungry for football, and I was hungry to win and show them what it looked like. They were very cordial and compliant and fired up about the direction I was taking the program."
He has taken the Eagles to two state title games, in 2005 against Newton while still in Class 2A and last season against Wimberley.
While both of those games resulted in narrow defeats, last year's 21-14 loss to Wimberley has a back story you need to know.
As everyone who attended last year's quarterfinal game between Gilmer and Argyle in Corsicana will remember, the Eagles had a sensational sophomore wide receiver named Ian Sadler who was the favorite target of senior quarterback Austin Aune (now a member of the New York Yankees organization after being the 89th overall pick in the 2012 Major League Baseball draft).
Sadler went down with a knee injury (torn ACL) on the opening possession of the state championship game at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington a few weeks later, thus clipping the wings of the Argyle attack.
Not to take anything away from Wimberley, but there are probably at least as many Argyle fans who believe the Eagles would have won state last year with a healthy Sadler as there are Gilmer fans who maintain the Buckeyes would have done the same had quarterback Luke Turner not suffered a season-ending broken ankle in the seventh game of the season against Carthage.
However, as the late Don Meredith liked to say, "If 'ifs' and 'buts' were candy and nuts, we'd all have a Merry Christmas."
So Argyle is still seeking its first championship ring.
Gilmer head coach Jeff Traylor, who has two rings already, thanks to coaching the Buckeyes to state championships in 2004 and 2009, notched his 145th career win last Friday night against Atlanta in Longview. He is in his 13th season here. Gilmer is the winningest program in Class 3A over that time period.
Argyle is similar to Gilmer in that it came into 2012 relatively inexperienced, with only seven returning starters (four on offense, three on defense). Both teams had to find a new quarterback as well.
Besides Sadler, its most noteworthy returning weapon is its record-breaking junior kicker Cole Hedlund, whom many consider the best in the state in any classification.
Sadler (5) can hurt you in any number of ways, including as a kick returner.
His ability is amazing," Coach Rodgers said. "He scans the field so well on returns trying to figure out where everyone is. He just knows way ahead of time that he's going to make a move to get by the other kids."
In Argyle's 69-0 blowout win over Frisco Lone Star, Sadler finished with a rushing touchdown, passing touchdown, receiving touchdown and punt-return touchdown.
Rodgers will get no argument from his Gilmer counterpart about Sadler's abilities.
"He's killed us for two years already," said Traylor. "Just a junior. He reminds me of LaMichael James, Darrion Pollard. Just one of those kind of kids that's just you can't seem to get him down. And then he outruns everybody."
He added, "It's like the game being played in slow motion the way the kid plays the game."
Scouting the other Argyle players, he said, "They have a very good quarterback, Brandon Boyzuick (3)."
Boyzuick is also a junior.
"Tailback is a very strong kid — great low center of gravity, strong legs. He's named Nick Ralston (22).
"The offensive line is extremely well-coached and big, strong, physical kids.
"Their center, Jordan Deagen (72), is very good."
Deagen is a senior.
Senior Tanner Fought (70) and junior Micah Capra (55) are also very good, he added.
"They're an extremely, extremely talented, tough, big, physical football team," repeated Coach Traylor.
"Defensively, their middle linebacker is a returner, Sam Sizelove (41). He's a Division I recruit."
Sizelove is another junior.
"Their outside linebackers Seth Jones (44) and Colton Hinnrichs (40) are very good players."
Capra plays both ways and is a good defensive lineman as well.
Wood Speed, Reese Thompson, Colton Katzen and Hunter Treadwell are all great players in the secondary, Traylor said.
He called the aforementioned Argyle kicker Hedlund "all-world."
Hedlund had three field goals in last year's game, including one with 2:05 left in the game which upped Argyle's lead from six to nine points and put the game out of reach at 44-35.
Gilmer is coming off a 57-13 rout of Atlanta at Lobo Stadium in Longview last Friday night.
Speaking of kick returns, the Buckeyes have a pretty special player in that facet of the game also in junior DeVondrick Dixon.
"I thought his return was huge as an answer," Traylor said of Dixon's 81-yard touchdown return of Atlanta's kickoff after the Rabbits had narrowed the Gilmer lead to 21-13 on their opening second-half possession.
He said Dixon also blocked and ran well.
"All our running backs ran really well — Kris (Boyd), Josh (Walker) and Jamel (Jackson).
The offensive line had one of its best performances of the season, enabling Gilmer to rush for 336 yards.
"Nobody talks about them much, but they played really well," said Coach Traylor.
These linemen include Dillon Sampson at center; Brady English, Dylan Adkinson and Blake Rice at guards; Mitch Lange, Jackson McQueen and Justin Vestal at tackles.
Their coach, Kurt Traylor, deserves a lot of credit as well.
Leaders on defense included:
Xavier Fluellen, nine tackles, one forced fumble, one tackle for a loss;
Josh Walker, four tackles, four assists, two pressures, one fumble recovery, one sack, one touchdown;
CJ Williams, seven tackles, one assist, two pressures, one sack, one tackle for a loss;
Trey Washington, five tackles, one assist;
DeMarco Boyd, five tackles, one assist.
"I really want to brag on my lower-level kids, ninth and JV. They came and were scout team all week during Thanksgiving. That was a huge help," said Coach Traylor.
"The kids that were here sacrificed. To know that you're not going to play; most of them don't even suit out. I think that was a huge part of why we won the ball game. You could just tell our kids practiced better than Atlanta did during that week."
He also praised the Buckeye fans.
"Our crowd completely packed Lobo and they were really on. It was a lot of fun."
It's going to be more difficult for the Gilmer faithful to pack the visitors' side of Mesquite Memorial Stadium Friday night, but we should make every effort to do so.
"It'll be an exciting high school football game. Very few times in life do you get a chance to get a second chance, much less a third chance," concluded Coach Traylor.
"So we've earned that right. We're going to get after them, do the best we can and see what happens."
Gilmer Buckeyes Season to Date
Atlanta, won 31-17
Plano Prestonwood, lost 42-12
Jacksonville, won 34-33
Daingerfield, won 43-14
Gladewater, won 21-13
Chapel Hill, won 50-28
Henderson, won 28-26
Spring Hill, won 59-10
Bullard, won 57-39
Kilgore, won 20-14
Canton, won 51-36
Atlanta, won 57-13
Argyle Eagles Season to Date:
Abilene Wylie, lost 31-14
FW Nolan Catholic, won 28-7
Paris, won 41-8
Kennedale, won 44-13
Wilmer-Hutchins, won 42-6
Dallas Madison, won 49-18
Carrollton Ranchview, won 56-0
Frisco Lone Star, won 69-0
Aubrey, won 54-6
Celina, won 45-7
Bridgeport, won 45-0
Melissa, won 42-14
A Google map with directions to Mesquite Memorial Stadium is online at this link.
Advance tickets are on sale today and tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Gilmer ISD Administration Building, 500 S. Trinity in Gilmer. They are $6 for adults and $4 for students. All tickets at the gate will be $10.
Noon Wednesdays, Buckeyes Booster Club meets at Gilmer Country Club.
For the second week in a row, all three playoff representatives from District 16-3A won. In addition to the Buckeyes' win, Kilgore defeated Paris, 41-14, and Henderson beat Quinlan Ford, 49-13. Friday night, Kilgore takes on Gainesville at City Bank Stadium in Forney and Henderson faces Celina at Hanby Stadium in Mesquite.
TANNER BARR has completed 181 out of 303 passes for 2234 yards and 19 touchdowns.
KRIS BOYD has rushed for 1026 yards on 108 carries and 17 touchdowns, an average of 9.5 yards per carry.
CHASE TATE has caught 48 passes for 414 yards and three touchdowns.
Etex, Channel 2, will replay Gilmer games at 10 a.m. Saturdays and 6 p.m. Wednesdays.
(This channel also carries the audio of the games live.)
Bounty Hunter
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CJ Williams
Special Teams
'Cool Daddy'
Player of the Week:
DeVondrick Dixon
Scout Team
Players of the Week:
Will Harrison, Offense
Zod Heath, Defense
Jackson Sikes, Special Teams
The Gilmer Athletic Booster Club will be selling game programs Friday before the Buckeyes game at Mesquite Memorial Stadium. The programs are a primary fundraiser for the booster club. Each program contains updated season statistics for the Buckeyes
and sells for $4.
Inside each program is a numbered ticket for a drawing sponsored by All-Star Insurance and First National Bank for a $200 Visa Gift Card that will be given away at halftime.
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Students are encouraged to join professional organizations including the American Physical Society and American Association of Physics Teachers. Tarleton has a chapter of the Society of Physics Students (SPS) of the American Institute of Physics (AIP) and a National Honor Society Chapter for Physics, Sigma Pi Sigma.
Important Links
Physics Major Study Guides
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Leila Takayama Recognized by MIT Technology Review's TR35 Listing of the World's Top Young Innovators for 2012
It is with great pride that we inform you that Willow Garage's Dr. Leila Takayama been named to MIT Technology Review's TR35 Listing of the World's Top Young Innovators for 2012. The TR35 recognizes the world's top innovators under the age of 35, spanning energy, medicine, computing, communications, nanotechnology, and other emerging fields. Proving that innovation and creativity go hand in hand, this award follows up Dr. Takayama's earlier recognition by Fast Company magazine as one of The 100 Most Creative People in Business 2012.
Dr. Takayama has been honored for her work in the field of human-robot interaction, and was selected as a member of the 2012 TR35 by a panel of expert judges and the editorial staff of Technology Review, who evaluated more than 250 nominations. She will join other TR35 honorees in discussing their achievements at the EmTech MIT 2012 conference, taking place at the MIT Media Lab in Cambridge, MA on October 24-26, 2012.
A Research Scientist at Willow Garage with a background in Cognitive Science, Psychology, and Human-Computer Interaction, her current focus is understanding human encounters with robots in terms of how they perceive, understand, feel about, and interact with robots. Among other things, she is working on teaching the robots some manners.
She serves on the steering committee for the Human-Robot Interaction conference and recently completed editing the inaugural special issue of the Journal of Human-Robot Interaction, which is an open access publication. She is also serving on the World Economic Forum Global Agenda Council on robotics and smart devices, which recently convened in Singapore.
In the words of Jason Pontin, editor-in-chief and publisher of Technology Review, "This year's TR35 recipients are applying technology to some our generation's greatest challenges, and innovating to improve the way we live and work. We look forward to watching these young technology leaders grow and advance over the coming years."
Please join all of us at Willow Garage in congratulating Dr. Takayama on this prestigious award.


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The next event that appears to happen is the following. The heaven and the earth shall pass away. The heavens shall perish; the elements shall melt with fervent heat. The heavens being on fire shall be dissolved.
They shall pass away with a great noise. The Lord shall change them. They shall be changed. The earth shall be burnt up; it shall be dissolved—the earth shall perish. The inhabitants are also dissolved. The day and hour that "these things" will happen, no man knows. In each case, when both are mentioned, the heaven passing away is mentioned first.Psalm 102:25-26 Hebrews 1:10-12 Bottega Veneta Leather Bow Flats Cheap Classic 2NrMHcfJ
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Postproduction: culture as screenplay : how art reprograms the world
Lukas & Sternberg, 2000 - Art - 96 pages
Post-Production is the most recent essay by French curator, art critic and writer Nicolas Bourriaud. Bourriaud examines the trend, since the early 1990s, in which an increasing number of artists interpret, reproduce, re-exhibit or use works produced by others, or available cultural products, as art. Post-Production responds to the chaos of global culture in the information age. Notions of originality and creation are blurred in this new cultural landscape.
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The menu at Meea's is small, but thorough. The list includes iconic regional American favorites, like the "Southland," their version of L.A.'s own "Danger Dog," bacon wrapped and heaped with grilled onion, jalapenos, mayo, mustard and ketchup; and the "Chi-Town", which stays faithful to the original with a poppy seed bun, pickle spears, tomatoes, onions, and sport peppers. The only thing missing is that florescent green relish—a non-neon sweet relish is used in its place.
The "Eagle Rock," dressed in pickled papaya, chicarones, Sriracha and avocado, works as a nod to the neighborhood's cultural melting pot. The unexpected combination is an inspired mix of textures and flavors—the crunch of the pork rinds is a fantastic foil to the soft house-baked bun while the papaya and hot sauce complement each other from opposite ends of the thermometer.
Meea's house chili makes the "Chili Dog" an easy favorite. While there is some serious smothering going on, they don't go overboard with rich, meaty chili, so there's no sogginess to contend with. You can almost pick it up to eat it. A quality dog is what keeps a chili dog from being indecent, and luckily the dogs here are just that, even if they could have a little more snap. I added yellow mustard for some extra punch.
There was no room for french fries, but we ordered them anyway. We tried the sweet potato fries, which were fried to crispy perfection and served with a side of honey. If you're looking for something different, I say order the tater tots off the children's menu. Oh, and if you're really going for it, they serve some sinister looking chili fries.
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