text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Avatars for Dummies ...... Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Avatars for Dummies ...... Goto page Previous 1, 2 Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> General Discussion View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message Kent F. KruhoefferJoined: 22 Jan 2003Posts: 2129Location: 中国 Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2003 5:44 am Post subject: follow-up, java and activeX Hello People: First, congratulations to Omar805! You figured it out. And an 'attaboy' to everyone for choosing such TASTEFUL, new & improved avatars! My eyes and my computer are resting much easier now. Shirley had a question. You'll love the solution to this one. OK: I'm guessing you're sitting in an internet cafe', right? Well ... in order for you to see these animated avatars, java must be enabled on your computer. Internet cafes' sometimes turn off java because there is a small security risk by having it turned on. Fixing this problem (i.e. turning on java) is a rather complicated multi-step process, so you might want to just go ahead and ask someone to help you with it. If you're feeling 'lucky', you can try this: First, open up the my computer icon on your desktop. Then open up the control panel icon. Then open up internet options. Then click on security. Then click on custom level. Now, scroll down to where you see the word java. Click on enable java (medium or high security) and then click save changes. While you're in there, make sure that activeX is enabled as well. That should do it. Regards, kEnt PS: Your cute cow is most definitely waving at me! Back to top Kent F. KruhoefferJoined: 22 Jan 2003Posts: 2129Location: 中国 Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2003 7:36 am Post subject: one final tip for avatar hunting Hi there It's me again. I have just one final tip for all of you regarding avatars and then I'm outta here! OK: I posted one URL to the bbboy gallery, and it seems to be working fine. If you want to 'browse around' on other avatar galleries and don't feel like searching on google all day long, here's what you do: Right here on Dave's, if you see an interesting avatar and want to know where it came from, just follow these 3 easy steps: 1. put your mouse directly on the avatar itself 2. now 'right click' with your mouse 3. now click on the very last option called 'properties' This will open up a little pop-up window which shows you the details of that avatar, including the URL from which that particular avatar came. You can now enter that URL into your browser and go directly to the website. NOTE: To get to the main page of that website, you might have to 'shave off' the last few letters of the URL, which usually contain some 'avatar-specific-address', like .....bartsimpson2130.gif Back to top shirleyJoined: 10 Jan 2003Posts: 45Location: Italy Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2003 7:54 am Post subject: Thanks Kent, I'm actually at home with a Dell. I followed your instructions, JAVA was enabled at high security, so I lowered it to medium, and enabled all of the activex choices and my cow still doesn't mooooove! Any other ideas? Back to top Kent F. KruhoefferJoined: 22 Jan 2003Posts: 2129Location: 中国 Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2003 8:10 am Post subject: I'm stumped! Hi Shirley: I'm sorry that my advice didn't do the trick for your reluctant cow. But, as I mentioned in my first post, I'm really only a self-taught point-and-clicker. This one is over my head now. Maybe some kind, computer-literate soul will come to your rescue? In the meantime, you could try upgrading Elsie's diet from dry hay to a finer quality of mixed oats. Good luck kENt Back to top shirleyJoined: 10 Jan 2003Posts: 45Location: Italy Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2003 4:42 pm Post subject: Hi Kent, It's working, I can see my cow mooove, she's waving two hooves, I had no idea! I had to go to the tools on explorer, then click on internet options and then enable java animation on websites. I couldn't get there from the control panel. Thank you again! Back to top Kent F. KruhoefferJoined: 22 Jan 2003Posts: 2129Location: 中国 Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2003 3:27 am Post subject: great ! Shirley: I'm glad you found the fix! I had a hunch it was the java ... and ya learn somethin' new everyday day with these darned 'puter' thingamajigs. Happy animations KEnT Back to top SelyerJoined: 04 Feb 2003Posts: 62Location: Poland Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2003 5:01 am Post subject: Can I just say... ...that I am having SO MUCH FUN watching you guys get the hang of your avatars and switching to new ones? Thanks to Kent for giving such helpful advice to everyone. Back to top Kent F. KruhoefferJoined: 22 Jan 2003Posts: 2129Location: 中国 Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2003 5:16 am Post subject: Selyer! Hello Selyer! Long-time-no-dog! Nice of you to drop in on this post. Without you, and your original dancing yellow dog which I clicked on, we'd all still be suffering from 'avatar-envy' and swearing in a variety of languages at those little red x's. Thanks also to Gerard, who provided some clear instructions on an earlier thread. Anyway, I'm always happy to pass along the things I learn to others. Like Hard Rock Cafe', my motto has always been "Love all, Serve all." Best wishes and a HAPPY EASTER to you too, kEnT Back to top SelyerJoined: 04 Feb 2003Posts: 62Location: Poland Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2003 5:26 am Post subject: Kent! Hello Kent! Well, now, I'm so glad that I got a case of avatar-envy so it could be passed on to you and you could pass it on to everybody else! What can I say, I do what I can... respond to the few posts I can actually give input on--then lurk around reading all the rest! Back to top geckoJoined: 11 Apr 2003Posts: 42 Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2003 6:58 am Post subject: Text If anybody wants a custom text avatar like mine pm me the text you want and the colours you want. 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Inexpensive compared to liquid chemicals and solvents A concentrated powder that mixes easily in your glass Easy to transport and store, low profile, common Good for the environment, biodegradable & relatively non-toxic Fantastic results with energy from hot water, no shaking, and modest dwell times Able to clean a fritted disc properly Easily available at local non "stoner" locations or Internet Works in hard water and gets rid of hard water stains Free rinsing leaving absolutely nothing but purity & clean behind, period Safe on stainless steel, polycarbonate, and other surfaces Luckily a research chemist, who is also a home brewer, had a similar dream to mine a few years ago. His paper on "Cleaning Essentials" is a brief but excellent read on the subject, I highly recommend it. Its amazing how much of what I do in my lab with cannabis comes back to pool & spa chemistry and the chemistry of beer & wine making. A well-known graphic in the cleaning industry that is used to describe the major players involved in cleaning a surface is shown in the figure below. It uses a pie-chart to represent each portion of an optimized cleaning system. The pie-chart is important because it shows that each time one of the aspects is changed, the others must be altered to compensate for that. If the water is hotter, you don't have to use as much mechanical action (elbow grease), and vice-versa. With the exception of Time, each component may be considered a type of energy. Mechanical Action is energy added to the system by scrubbing or spraying, Temperature is heat energy that is added to the system, and Chemical Action is energy added to the system through the use of a chemical cleanser. The click-able chart below shows how each of the components adjusts for each other and how increasing the amount of Chemical Action or Temperature may lower the need for Mechanical Action. 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Cotton and rice farmers and, by extension, U.S. agriculture are batting .500 in the ongoing battle over new payment limits in the FY 2005 budget resolution. On March 5, the Senate passed a budget plan that recommended new rules be implemented to reduce spending on commodity programs by $1.24 billion over five years.
But a few days later, the House Budget Committee tossed out an amendment offered by Rep. Ron Kind, D-Wis., suggesting new payment rules similar to those in the Senate-passed budget resolution. Those rules, similar to ones written by Iowa Sen. Charles Grassley, would limit farmers to $275,000 in payments per year.
Kind introduced his payment limit amendment during the mark-up session for last year's budget resolution, claiming it and strengthening federal regulations on dairy imports would reduce the federal deficit by $733 million.
"The current system is putting our family farmers out to pasture," said Kind. "These are fair solutions to some of the challenges facing our family farmers. We have commodity farmers who are watching millions of dollars flow to the nation's largest farm operators at their expense."
Like Grassley and other Midwest congressmen who seem to have tunnel vision when it comes to farm program payments, Kind claims that "only a handful" of farms in each state would be subject to the cap. This despite numerous studies showing the new limits would hammer cotton and rice farms with only a few hundred acres in times of low crop prices.
For now, most cotton and rice farmers are receiving more income from the marketplace, a change from the last three or four years when the only thing that stood between many of them and bankruptcy was a loan deficiency payment. The latest projections from the Congressional Budget Office put farm program payments for FY 2004 at $13.7 billion or $8 billion less than predicted two years ago.
Farmers also know that it would take one or two years of good growing weather in the Midwest for prices to fall and for counter-cyclical payments and LDPs for corn, which make up the lion's share of farm program outlays, to rebound. In fact, CBO has reduced its baseline spending projections for FY 2005 by only $3 billion.
At the same time, many congressmen are worried about projections of increasing budget deficits that could lead to other cuts in federal spending, including commodity programs. The deficit for FY 2004, which ends Sept. 30, is now forecast to exceed $500 billion.
Despite those predictions, the House Budget Committee FY 2005 budget resolution would authorize an additional $158 billion in tax cuts over five years. The Senate budget resolution would require a 60-vote margin to make any of the president's tax cuts permanent.
House Budget Committee Republicans say their tax cuts are simply giving people their money back. But, as farmers have learned in recent years, tax cuts don't help when you don't have any income to report.


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|U.S. Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-6th District) addresses the outbound troops and their families and supporters inside Liberty University's Schilling Center on Friday, Jan. 8.
|Lt. Col. Edward S. Smith presents a D-Day painting to Dr. Barry Moore, LU's vice president for outreach and strategic partnerships, who accepted the gift on behalf of Liberty Chancellor Jerry Falwell, Jr.
|The troops plan to depart outside the Schilling Center on the Liberty University campus on Friday, Jan. 8.
Showing its ongoing support for the military and the community, Liberty University hosted an emotional departure ceremony Friday for more than 600 Virginia National Guard troops heading to Iraq.
With cold, windy weather gripping the region, attendees were happy to have use of the Schilling Center for the ceremony, which was originally to be held outside at the National D-Day Memorial in nearby Bedford, Va.
"I've been to these when it was 10 below," said one attendee, who has a husband serving in Afghanistan and a son heading to Iraq.
The departing troops, from the Lynchburg-based 1st Battalion, 116th Infantry Regiment, will first undergo several weeks of training at Camp Shelby in Mississippi.
For many, like Privates Alex Adkins and Robert Stevenson, the deployment was a first.
"We're young, single guys, so it's not too bad for us," said Adkins, who is originally from Charlotte, N.C., but attends Virginia Tech. "It would definitely be harder for us if we had family here."
Isaiah Luce, a Liberty junior in the School of Communication, was surrounded by his family. Luce is a private specialist and the second in his family to be deployed; his brother is a captain in a strike unit in Afghanistan. For Staff Sgt. Bruce Deel the deployment means leaving his wife and three young daughters until early next year.
The crowd of nearly 2,000 heard from U.S. Rep. Tom Perriello (D-5th District), U.S. Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-6th District), state Del. Kathy Byron (R-Campbell) and Lynchburg Mayor Joan Foster, as well as D-Day veteran Bob Slaughter of Roanoke, Va. Slaughter, who served in Pearl Harbor, was instrumental in bringing the National D-Day Memorial to Central Virginia.
Lt. Col. Edward S. Smith honored Chancellor Jerry Falwell, Jr. for hosting the event, as Dr. Barry Moore, vice president for outreach and strategic partnerships accepted a D-Day painting on behalf of the chancellor.
"When I asked the chancellor about hosting the event," Moore said, "his response was unwavering and immediate: 'Absolutely, give them anything they need.' That's how we do it here."
Ernest Carter, Director of Events Management for LU, was also recognized at the ceremony for coordinating the heavily attended event on short notice.


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The 2011 Illinois corn crop is expected to yield 170 bushels per acre, up 13 bushels from last year's yield. Production of corn for grain would be 2.09 billion bushels, up 7 percent from 2010. Generally wet conditions led to a slower planting season than is typical, but warmer-than-average temperatures have allowed the crop progress to keep pace with the five-year average.
Slightly cooler weather and scattered showers across much of the state made for a favorable growing week, and was a welcomed change from the hot and dry conditions experienced throughout the summer thus far. Statewide, temperatures averaged 72.5 degrees last week, 1.2 degrees below normal.
The northern portion of the state experienced slightly above-normal precipitation; however, statewide precipitation was nearly 0.2 inches below average, ending the week at 0.65 inches.
With the recent rains and sunny weather, area hay fields are growing again. Here, Clayton Whitten bales a field just north of Vandalia along Ill. Route 185 last week.
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Today's farmers and ranchers are so busy increasing their productivity to meet the needs of a growing world that they don't have time to sit and visit with their neighbors like they used to. However, there is still great value in building relationships, sharing information and asking for advice.
A new website and mobile application, cropnation, will allow farmers and ranchers to connect with each other, whether they are across the country or across the section.
Several deadlines are approaching for Illinois USDA Farm Service Agency programs.
NAP coverage is required on all non-insurable crops, and crop insurance is required on insurable crops to remain eligible for most disaster programs.
Among the deadlines are:
Aug. 31 – Final application closing date for 2012 Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program (NAP) coverage on canola.
Producers who have lost livestock due to excessively hot temperatures may have help available.
Scherrie Giamanco, state executive director of the Illinois Farm Service Agency, this week reminded producers that the Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP) provides financial assistance for livestock deaths as a direct result of adverse weather conditions.
"The hot, dry conditions that are widespread across Illinois may be good for the development of crops," Giamanco said. "However, they have proven to be detrimental for livestock producers."
Rainfall was sporadic throughout the state. Some counties reported continuing dry conditions, while others experienced flooding. Damage to crops and livestock due to flooding was reported.
Precipitation across the state averaged 1.52 inches, 0.68 inches above normal, though most areas are still experiencing dry conditions.
The American Farm Heritage Museum in Greenville held its annual Farm Heritage Days last Friday, Saturday and Sunday. In the first photo, Mike Myers of Altamont drives his 1948 International M during a tractor pull on Saturday afternoon. In the second photo is a variety of Allis Chalmers tractors; Allis Chalmers was the featured tractor at this year's event.
The longer the heat wave lingers over the Midwest, the more concerned area farmers become. And if the unusual weather pattern hasn't already hurt yields, experts say that it won't be long until it does.
"It's been a long time since we've had a prolonged heat wave like this," said Ron Marshel, manager of the Fayette County Farm Bureau. "And even though we've gotten enough moisture to keep the plants going, the heat has taken a toll."
WHEAT: The Illinois wheat yield for the 2011 crop is estimated to average 61 bushels per acre, based on the July 1 surveys, down one bushel per acre from the June forecast. Total production would be 43.9 million bushels, more than 2.5 times the 2010 production of 16.5 million bushels.
Acreage expected to be harvested for grain is 720,000, more than double the harvested acres in 2010. As of July 3, 75 percent of the wheat acres were harvested, compared to 82 percent last year and the five-year average of 70 percent.
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The former Wofford athletic director thought he would spend his entire professional career at the college level — until he got a call from Carolina owner Jerry Richardson.
Danny Morrison was in his third year as Wofford athletic director when he received a hand-written note from billionaire alumnus Jerry Richardson that would eventually alter his life's path over 20 years later.
It was 1987 when Morrison opened the letter marked "confidential" and read one concise sentence that would ultimately have major repercussions in changing the sports landscape at his college, in the state, and across the Southeast.
"Going after an NFL team for the Carolinas," Richardson informed Morrison.
It was simple and right to the point, but with a whole lot of weight to those few words. It would be over six years later when Richardson uttered his now famous triplet of "Thank you, thank you, thank you," to all those back home while attending the Oct. 26, 1993 press conference in Chicago that announced the Carolinas had been awarded the NFL's 29th franchise.
Morrison still held the same role at Wofford during that time and recalls, "sitting there glued to the TV and like everybody else I remember those three 'thank you's' to everybody across the Carolinas for their support. There were other cities in the race and people forget that it was mostly perceived that the Carolinas were a long-shot to get a team, but Mr. Richardson had so much tenacity.
"It's fun to look back now and see the execution of somebody's vision."
Morrison spent a sizeable portion of a recent practice working his way along the sideline fencing that separates fans from the training camp practice fields at Wofford. He took time for personal chats with both adults and children that's probably not part of the normal training camp work schedule for most presidents of NFL franchises.
He then took time to reminisce about the early days to his present time as the Panthers president, a role he accepted in 2009 after spending five years as athletic director during a particularly fruitful tenure at Texas Christian University.
"This was a special place called TCU that I didn't know that much about and my wife, Peggy, and I found it to be an incredible place," Morrison said.
"There was great leadership there and we hit it at a really good time, we got lucky. We had really good teams, oil and gas were good, and when oil and gas is good in Texas, everything is pretty good. We were able to do some good things there."
Morrison, a 60-year-old charismatic bundle of energy still maintaining an athletic frame that doesn't appear all that far off from his days as a basketball player at Wofford in the mid-1970s, could've happily retired at TCU. After a career that included coaching high school athletics in his hometown of Burlington, N.C. and a stint coaching collegiately at Elon, Morrison made the difficult decision to go from coaching to administration in taking the athletic director job at Wofford.
He figured that would be his one bold move, the leap from the everyday involvement of a team to overlooking a school's entire umbrella of athletics. Even if his career took him to larger institutions, he never thought about doing anything outside the college realm.
"I had never thought at all about professional sports until I got the call from Mr. Richardson," Morrison said. "I was so excited to have the chance to come and work with him and the kind of organization that he's represented from Day 1 — from Spartan Foods to the Carolina Panthers. His five core values have always rung true — hard work, harmony, teamwork, listen, and respect. They're still prevalent in the Carolina Panthers organization. I've been blessed to have the opportunity to come work with him and his organization."
Morrison called the offer to come work for the Panthers totally unexpected.
"Coming out of the blue would've been the best way to describe it, and it was an exciting time to get that call. Obviously I had a lot to learn and still have a lot to learn. But I've always loved sports, I love the competition associated with sports and there's no better competition than the NFL, where the margin between winning and losing is so miniscule. I think all of us that have the good fortune to work in intercollegiate athletics or professional athletics, we're all lucky and blessed to be able to do something that we love doing."


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For The Colony in Virginea Britannia. Lawes Divine, Morall and Martiall, &c
Of the fifty-one entries in the version of the Articles, Laws, and Orders, Divine, Politic, and Martial for the Colony in Virginia: first established by Sir Thomas Gates Knight, Lieutenant General, the 24. of May 1610. exemplified and approved by the Right Honorable Sir Thomas West Knight, Lord Lawair, Lord Governor and Captaine General the 12. of June 1610. Again exemplified and enlarged by Sir Thomas Dale Knight, Martial, and Deputy Governor, the 22. of June. 1611 that Jamestown secretary William Strachey took to the press in 1612, forty-eight are punishable by oblivion. A sampler of the capital crimes:
That no man speak impiously or maliciously, against the holy and blessed Trinity, or any of the three persons, that is to say, against God the Father, God the Son, and God the holy Ghost, or against the known Articles of the Christian faith, upon pain of death.
That no man blaspheme Gods holy name upon pain of death, or use unlawful oaths, taking the name of God in vain, curse, or ban, upon pain of severe punishment for the first offence so committed, and for the second, to have a bodkin thrust through his tongue, and if he continue the blaspheming of Gods holy name, for the third time so offending, he shall be brought to a martial court, and there receive censure of death for his offence.
No manner of person whatsoever, shall dare to detract, slander, calumniate, or utter unseemly, and unfitting speeches, either against his Majesty's Honorable Council for this Colony, resident in England, or against the Committees, Assistants unto the said Council, or against the zealous endeavours, & intentions of the whole body of Adventurers for this pious and Christian Plantation, or against any public book, or books, which by their mature advise, and grave wisdoms, shall be thought fit, to be set forth and published, for the advancement of the good of this Colony, and the felicity thereof, upon pain for the first time so offending, to be whipped three several times, and upon his knees to acknowledge his offence and to ask forgiveness upon the Sabbath day in the assembly of the congregation, and for the second time so offending to be condemned to the Galley for three years, and for the third time so offending to be punished with death.
No man of what condition soever shall barter, truck, or trade with the Indians, except he be thereunto appointed by lawful authority, upon pain of death.
No man shall rifle or despoil, by force or violence, take away any thing from any Indian coming to trade, or otherwise, upon pain of death.
No man or woman, (upon pain of death) shall run away from the Colony, to Powhathan, or any savage Weroance else whatsoever.
What man or woman soever, shall rob any garden, public or private, being set to weed the same, or wilfully pluck up therin any root, herb, or flower, to spoil and wast or steal the same, or robbe any vineyard, or gather up the grapes, or steal any ears of the corn growing, whether in the ground belonging to the same fort or town where he dwells, or in any other, shall be punished with death.
No man or woman whatsoever, members of this Colony shall sell or give unto any Captain, Mariner, Master, or Sailer, &c. any commodity of this country, of what quality soever, to be transported out of the Colony, for his or their own private uses, upon pain of death.
No man shall willingly absent himself, when he is summoned to take the oath of Supremacy, upon pain of death.
For the full text of Strachey's transcription, and other Jamestown history, go to www.virtualjamestown.org/


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What is Health Equity? It means that health care does not vary in quality by personal characteristics such as ethnicity, gender, geographic location, and socioeconomic status. When there is equitable care, everyone has the opportunity to attain their full health potential and no one is disadvantaged from achieving this potential because of their social position or other socially determined circumstance. Our program focuses on helping health care organizations provide equitable care to diverse populations by providing practical tools and information to help increase individual staff and organizational cultural competency, improve language services, collect and manage relevant demographic data, and initiate organizational change.
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Tae Kwon Do student Leah Deaton tests for her yellow belt
December 4, 2012 | Liberty University
Tae Kwon Do student Leah Deaton tested for her yellow belt today. The results will not be known until January, but she performed very well. The testing authority for the Liberty Tae Kwon Do club is 9th Dan Grandmaster Ju Hun Kim from Charlotte, N.C. Grandmaster Kim is a leading authority in Tae Kwon Do and has received letters of commendation from President George W. Bush, Presidential Citation from President Barack Obama, the Mayor of Charlotte, NC, has a license from the U.S. Olympic Committee to provide information and training on coaching, performance analysis and physical training to the U.S. Olympic Tae Kwon Do team, along with letters of commendation from the World Tae Kwon Do Federation. All of my instructions and training of the Liberty Tae Kwon Do club are under his guidance.


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Farewell to Lee Swislow of Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders
March 20, 2014
Last night, March 19, I had the great fortune to give remarks at a Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders retirement party for one of my favorite people, GLAD's departing executive director Lee Swislow.
Lee and I came in as organization heads in Massachusetts at close to the same time. I took the helm of MassEquality in January of 2006, a half year after Lee took the reins of GLAD.
This was not an easy time in the marriage movement. Our opponents in Massachusetts had just turned in more than 100,000 signatures on a citizen's petition to move a constitutional amendment to the ballot. By then, we had been the only state with the freedom to marry for two years and, we soon learned, it was going to stay that way for awhile as we lost marriage lawsuits in court in four other states. So our opponents' daggers would continue to be focused on just us for the foreseeable future.
Within our MassEquality coalition, of which GLAD was a key part, there was plenty of crankiness—at our opponents, at Mitt Romney, and from time to time at one another.
Nevertheless, we needed to keep moving forward.
Lee was the best collaborator and partner in the work that I could have imagined. She served as a mentor to me, taking the time to go out to lunch every month or two and serving as an informal executive coach as I headed an organization for the first time.
She took on the challenging job of facilitating our sometimes cantankerous MassEquality strategy meetings every two weeks. Every other Wednesday evening, Lee and I would talk, figure out what we needed to bring to resolution at our 8 AM meeting the next morning, put together an agenda, and then the next day drive it forward to get to yes.
What's so unique about Lee? She's exceptionally smart and a top-notch strategist. But what sets her apart is that she's one of the rare people who is able to set aside their own position, even when they are convinced of what the right thing to do is, and really understand others' positions and why they hold them, in order to guide a group to a workable "yes." That doesn't mean ignoring your own position; it means recognizing that reaching a decision requires getting agreement. That takes wisdom, restraint, the ability to really listen, and a great deal of integrity. To me, it's simply called leadership. On many occasions, we came to a point where we were stuck in the ditch, and Lee got us out of the ditch and moving forward again.
More recently, Lee and I served together on the executive committee of the Maine marriage campaign. I remember that, when we had our "come to Moses" session, when we needed to decide whether or not to turn in the signatures to go to the ballot, it was Lee whose voice was so influential. Because Lee was such a great listener, people listened when she spoke up. And once she did, I knew we were going to move.
The years during which Lee has directed GLAD—from May 2005 to April 2014—have been crucial years for the marriage movement. Lee's smart, enlightened, and integrity-laden leadership has enabled the great lawyers at GLAD to do such crucial work in winning marriage and demolishing DOMA, along with all the other crucial work that GLAD does.
And as a national movement leader, Lee has brought her unique skills to our movement: helping us listen to one another better and elevating our ability to collaborate and get things done. That has, without question, enabled our movement to speed up its successes in a truly significant way.
Thank you, Lee. We will miss you!


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Briktopian Infantry (Theblackdog)
Following the example of the Irishman, the Briktopian troopers throw their maniac beer at the Vindicator's
Then they shoot it.
Don't try this at home kids. In the resulting explosion three troopers and the Biker hero get killed. Two more troopers
disrupted and the tank remains unharmed (it was a close roll!).
Apollyon flies back to the secondary guns and tries a stupendous feat to tear it apart...
...but fails and the tank commander figures the broken main guns are still good enough to shove him off.
The Jaguar backs off...
And rams the Red Tub. It does not fall over (what i say goes roll in favour of the Tub) but some crash damage is dealt.
Also one of the DSM gets bounced off the Red Tub due to the impact (the black one).
Raszack and two troopers who got blown out of the Vindicator the turn before get up but cannot do more.
The Jaguar headshots one of the DSM boarding the Red Tub though.


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How to delete a current email follower from your blog?
There's someone following my blog by email–I want to delete that person so when I post new things it won't go to that person's email! HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The blog I need help with is theofficialmsspicy.wordpress.com.
The internet is a very public place. We cannot block or delete subscribers from public blogs. However, please read this about public blogs that become private blogs > Blog Privacy and Subscribers > http://wpcommaven.wordpress.com/2011/09/05/blog-privacy-and-subscribers/
Note that you have complete control comment moderation. http://en.support.wordpress.com/settings/discussion-settings/#comment-moderation If your blog is public others can, of course, read it. They can submit comments but you can Moderate all comments and choose which ones to approve or not.
For trolls, you can "blacklist" them at Settings > Discussion toward the bottom of that page. Enter their email address, their username, and if they included it, their website. That will automatically send them to moderation so that their comments do not appear on the blog. Do note though that if they are determined, they can use a different email address or username to get around that. Also, do not put their IP address in the blacklist. IP addresses are no longer unique, and you might end up blocking legitimate visitors. Also, all they would have to do is go to a wi-fi hot spot, or connect via a different ISP and they could get around that.
One other thing I would suggest is to set your blog so that first time commenters are held in moderation till approved, then from that point forward they will not need approval. Settings > Discussion. The next step on that of course is to set it so that all comments are held in moderation until approved. That way you are in control, and they might just get tired and go elsewhere after a while.
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This refers to the proposal I made to media Fragment during the last F2F to use edit units. JP From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:email@example.com] On Behalf Of Joakim Söderberg Sent: mardi, 5. mai 2009 15:07 To: David Singer; firstname.lastname@example.com Cc: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: RE: video annotation Hi, thanks! I was concerned about how to refer to a temporal decomposition without knowing FPS, "File Length" and other details. Is there a standard agreement of what 20s-50s refers to? Perhaps the "beginning" is not the same for all "expressions" of a work? /Jkm _____ From: David Singer [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: den 1 maj 2009 18:40 To: Joakim Söderberg; email@example.com Cc: email@example.com Subject: Re: video annotation At 16:00 +0200 28/04/09, Joakim Söderberg wrote: Hello, I wonder if it is possible to refer to a fragment of a video without referring to an actual file? yes, of course. For example if you want to annotate a scene in the Hollywood movie "Nottinghill". You would need to identify the movie "Notting Hill" unambiguously, and I'd say someone would need a URN scheme. For example URN:imdb:tt0125439#time="20s-50s" Regards Joakim Co-Chair of Media Annotations group ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Joakim Söderberg, M.Sc, Ph.D Multimedia Indexing Senior Research Engineer, Media Protocols and Applications Ericsson Research, Multimedia Technologies -- David Singer Multimedia Standards, Apple Inc.Received on Tuesday, 5 May 2009 13:36:40 UTC
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The FAO-EU partnership project on pesticide management in the former Soviet Union has now been active for two years. This initiative aims to act as a catalyst for the development capacity linked to the improved management of obsolete pesticide and hazardous waste and by helping provide the resources needed for technical and policy support related to the improved management of new pesticides to enable countries to help themselves. it is estimated that over 200,000 metric tonnes of obsolete pesticides are stored in the region and large amounts of pesticide continue to be used in food production. The EU has allocated €6 million in support of this initiative. The project is implemented by FAO in partnership with national and international NGOs. FAO is also providing a contribution of €1.1 million in support of the project The project is currently operational in Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova and Ukraine. Negotiations have also progressed with Azerbaijan and Tajikistan. The project has also fostered closer cooperation with Ministries of environment and agriculture in all countries through a number of regional meetings and training events. Such events will continue throughout the project.The project activities focus on supporting the implementation of the FAO Code of Conduct on Pesticide Management and the activities of the Rotterdam Convention in the region. The project also promotes convergence to EU standards in terms of legislation and regulations in key areas linked to waste management and agriculture. Specifically the project has:
In the coming two years the project will look to remove over 1000 metric tonnes of obsolete stockpiles from the stores posing the highest risk to public health and the environment. A regional register of contaminated sites will be developed and a targeted awareness campaign focusing on vulnerable groups such as women and children will also be implemented in line with FAOs focus on Family Farming in 2014. Work will continue on the promotion of lower risks alternatives to the most highly hazardous pesticides and support will be provided to development of updated legislation to assist countries in preventing mis-use of pesticides in the future. The work fits into the new FAO Strategic Objective 2 aimed at making food production sustainable.
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We really do have to do a meetup if it's in SF, I know I'll be there, I guess I can be the guide for where to eat, what to check out, and how to get food into the theater.
Question for Lith - Are you planning on picking up the SK or Femto 1:1 busts? ^_~
It would be awesome to get DK and Maiku on a podcast for AOW statues and history of the kits that are made in the past, etc.
Gobz I'm with you on team cold Burrito.
Oooo or a live online podcast/meet up for the rest of us! Name a date/time and skype info (you can make a generic SK one) and a bunch of people call in! I think it's like 25 limit voice calls. Though, it'd just be unorganized and maybe a disaster, but also probably fun!
Thanks again for having me on the podcast, it was loads of fun. Coincidentally, I could really go for some cold, soggy fries right now.
I had a great time again, Walter. Thanks for having me on!
It would be awesome to get DK and Maiku on a podcast for AOW statues and history of the kits that are made in the past, etc.
As a Berserk Merchandise nut, I mimic this as well. I am really glad they got the Berserk art gurus on this podcast, was a real treat.
Such an interesting conversation on Inoue in the Outtakes, if there could be maybe a small section in a podcast where there's a sort of history on him it'll be SO COOL (wishful thinking). I had no idea he was in LA for a bit and that's where he got into Basketball?! Nice! If anyone has watched The Last Exhibition DVD or the book(s), they've seen what he looks like and the process he went through with the art of that presentation/ exhibition.
Another great Podcast! Too bad about the 1 week break though. If big Berserk news pops up would you guys reconsider?
I think a Vagabond discussion is inevitable at some point,
Very entertaining podcast and really good Breaking Bad impressions by Gobolatula. Unfortunately I had to skip part of the Breaking Bad discussion as I'm still watching season 3 and it seemed like the conversation contained what would be spoilers to me.
What's the greatest length you've gone to to secure some precious Berserk merchandise? Was it worth it? and what's the weirdest piece of Berserk merch that you own?


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12 Desk to Date Beauty Tricks Our Editors Swear By
Prepping for a Saturday night date is one thing, but what if you have to go straight from the office? That requires a few shortcuts. Since Valentine's Day lands on a Friday this year, there will no doubt be plenty of scrambling to get date-ready desk side. So we asked editors from Domaine and Who What Wear to give us their tips—from brightening eyes to staining a pout—above!
Who What Wear's market editor, Nicky Deam, swears by Nars Sheer Lipstick ($26) in Flamenco. "I dab it on my lips and cheeks for a sheer rosy tint that looks natural."
"If I can only apply one thing before I leave the office for a date, it's definitely fragrance," says Byrdie editor, Lexy Lebsack. "One spritz in my hair and one on my neck helps me change gears and feel refreshed. My favorite scents right now are Tom Ford Tobacco Oud ($210) and Bottega Veneta Eau De Parfum ($110). The second best thing is a kohl eyeliner. It doesn't have to be fancy, but it does need a smudger, since you probably don't have a Q-tip or brush handy for blending."
"I spritz this on when I'm done touching up my makeup and it makes me look like I just came from the beach," art director Lola Gonzalez says of Caudalie's Beauty Elixir ($18). "But like in the movies, not in real life. And it smells great!"
Co-founder Hillary Kerr says, "Two things are necessary: more lashes and a smidge of lip stain. A couple of extra coats of mascara are a necessity—at least, if you're a lash-batter like me—and a lip stain gives you some come-hither color without any noticeable product. Because let's be honest: it's hard to flirt if you're worried that your lipstick's smeared on your teeth."
Pictured, Benefit's Benetint ($30) and Dior Diorshow Iconic Overcurl Mascara ($29).
Who What Wear's senior editor Nicole Kliest perfects her skin pre-date. "I brush on Bare Escentuals' Mineral Veil ($20); it evens out my complexion and lets other things like lipstick and mascara stand out. Also, I'll wipe off my mascara and reapply it. My lashes look less clumpy—and just fresher—after I do that."
Julia Walsh, Domain's home décor editor, depends on Yves Saint Laurent Touche Éclat Radiant Touch ($40). "It's handy for a little five-o-clock under-eye brightening at the end of a long day," she says. "A couple of swipes, and you'll look morning fresh and ready for a night out."
"This is when sprays come in super handy. I'll spritz Chantecaille's Rosewater ($62) all over my face and look instantly more alert," says Britt Aboutaleb, Byrdie's editorial director. "And I amp up my blush! I'm really into Guerlain's Meteorite Bubble Blush ($42) in Cherry right now."
Who What Wear's associate editor, Kat Collings, employs two tricks when running from the office to a date: "Change your part. By the end of the day my hair gets rather flat, and the fastest fix is to make a new part opposite my current one."
Then she dabs a light eyeshadow into the corner of her eye. "It makes you look instantly more wide-eyed, which is key. I like Laura Mercier Eye Basics ($25) in Linen."
"Earrings add a little sparkle to my face, especially if my hair is up and I'm feeling a bit dull at the end of the day," says senior graphic designer Sarah Chiarot. "These are dainty and don't feel too dressy."
Pictured, Bing Bang's Crystal Shard Studs ($55).
A ponytail and some liquid liner, that's what Who What Wear's fashion assistant Michelle Scanga employs post-work. "I'll have fun with it and style my hair up in a playful but polished ponytail in place of my typical 'do. And I'll use a thin line of Revlon's ColorStay Liquid Liner ($5) in Blackest Black instead of my everyday eyeshadow to make my eyes pop."
"I find a quick session with an eyelash curler makes all the difference between tired, been-staring-at-a-computer-screen-all-day eyes and a refreshed set of peepers," says Who What Wear's senior editor, Evvie Crowley. If it's been a particularly long day, Crowley also uses Systane Ultra Eye Drops ($18).
"Tarte Maracuja Creaseless Concealer ($24) is your best friend," says entertainment director Danielle Nussbaum. "It'll cover anything that's popped up during the day—and it stays on forever."


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ALBUM`````Shangaan Electro - New Wave Dance Music From South Africa
GENRE````` Shangaan / Electro / Africa / Dance
This is absolutely the freshest and finest new music style I heard in a looong time.
What struck me the most was the production style: basic MIDI samples WITHOUT any swooooshing FX's. A superfast complex African beat with bright and clean basic keyboard sounds and rhythmic vocals make it sound more electronic and minimal than almost all dance/house/minimal/electro crap that's been released like hamburgers in McDonalds these last 10 years.
When in 2010, African underground musicians living in harsh conditions find inspiration and develop a deeply rooted but pure modern dance music it only emphasizes how bland and pathetic the current dance scene actually is but a;lso that NEW music is possible and should be praised. The brightest light in Western dance scene that can stand close to this purity is definitely Dan Deacon.
In the next few months we should expect a gazillion of dance producers producing a fuckillion of Shangaan drum'n'bass mixes with farts over it, a David Guetta "Shangaan Sex Tapes". As one youtuber said: Enjoy the original sound before some douchey white boy sanitizes it and it becomes the next hipster fad.
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Now Shangaan music is both, rural and urban. We jumped the boundaries by changing that bass into playing with the marimba, that's when we touched the nerves, and now it's all over.
From Guardian:
Scene and heard: Shangaan electro
At 180 bpm, shangaan combines MIDI keyboards with marimba beats, distorted vocal samples and lyrics that Honest Jon's, the record label which is putting out a compilation, described as "African soap operas, tied up with domestic matters and a yearning for the slower life".
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01. BBC - Ngunyuta Dance (The Shake-Your-Behind Dance)
02. Tshetsha Boys - Nwa Pfundla (Pfundla's Daughter)
03. Mancingelani - Vana Vasesi (My Sister's Children)
04. Zinja Hlungwani - Ntombi Ya Mugaza (Shangaan Woman)
05. BBC - Ngozi (Danger)
06. Zinja Hlungwani - Nwa Gezani (Gezani's Daughter)
07. Tiyiselani Vomaseve - Vanghoma
08. Nka Mwewe - Khulumani (Let's Talk)
09. Tiyiselani Vomaseve - Na Xaniseka (I'm Suffering)
10. Zinja Hlungwani - Nwa Gezani My Love (Gezani's Daughter, My Love)
11. Tshetsha Boys - Uya Kwihi Ka Rose (Rose, Where Are You Going?)
12. Zinja Hlungwani - Thula (So Quiet)


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I have been working with abbot and costello for some time now and people tend to have one of two problems getting there scripts to run reliably: the first is not being able to find a component again; and the second is the real time nature of most complex swing UIs.
The first issue can usually be solved by ensuring the that program is accessible and that use of the "name" property where required. Things do get more complicated with nested component; but they can generally be solved with a little bit of common sense.
The second issue is the real topic of this post and it sometimes takes quite a while to change around the mindset required to create tests that will run reliably on a range of platforms and systems.
Take for example an wizard that needs to query a database between pages. This means that the required components might not be enabled instantly after the user action. Now a naive user might try to include a "delay" step because they know how long the action might take; but they will find that eventually the test will fail on one platform or another. They might also try to use the waitForIdle action which is a better guess; but unfortunately not reliable and it might never return in the case of a dialog with an ongoing animation.
In all cases where delays and waits have been used in our tests we have seen then resulting in unstable test suites. The only thing I can think that delay should be used for in day to day tests is using it to ensure a piece of functionality doesn't take too long to run. Even then it will be hard to pick a value that will work on all platforms being tested upon.
Lets look at a few ideas on how you can detect whether the task has completed.
The first and most important thing you can look at is obvious UI changes that signal that the asynchronous task as finished. This might be as simple as waiting for a component to be showing using "Insert"->"Wait For"->"Component Showing". Or in the case where the UI component is always displayed you can use an assert step to ensure that a given component is enabled. In Costello this is done by selecting the "References" tab, then go to the "Properties" tab and find the "enabled" property, hold down Control and use the button that appears to insert a "Wait For" step.
The one exception to this are progress dialogs which are generally not a reliably way of tracking a task. If a progress dialog is implemented properly they might never show if the task is really quite quick.
You can also monitor lists and trees for the addition of new nodes. In costello you only need to add a selectRow step for a tree and code being the scenes will wait until that node path becomes available. (I did some of the work for this). You do find that when you have some experience with costello that you instinctively select elements in list and tree because they provide you will a cheap way to test the current state of the model.
If you are working in a product such as an IDE then you will find that many asynchronous tasks write to a log window of some kind. The example of this in JDeveloper is when we try to start and embedded oc4j instance and we have to monitor the log window to know when it has finished starting. To deal with this we use the "Call" step to invoke a static java method that does the work for us. We might also have achieved the same results with an "Expression" step; but they can be harder debug.
If the worst comes to the worst then you do end up having to provide some kind of behind the scenes API. In the work I have been doing on JDeveloper it proved to be easier to invoke the build system programatically using an Expression step rather than the UI directly. You can also use "Call" or "Expression" steps to query the state of UI components that you don't have tester for, although in the long term you are much better or writing the testers in the first place. An example I currently have on my queue waiting is a custom tester for the "gutter" in the code editor in JDeveloper. Without that it is very hard to work out when "Audit" has finished applying its rules in order to invoke a "Quick Fix". Currently a test is this area is using a very long delay which I am less than pleased with; but I hope to remove this soon.
Finally we have implemented a kind of "internal" log window using Logger for those cases where we can't think of something more creative. This provide a way for actions to say "I am finished" and for abbot to be able to pick this up. In general this is only for use as a sticking plaster until we can put the right tester in place.


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[[File:Tafelberg South Wall Blue Planet Sector small.jpg|frame|center|alt=Tafelberg, South Wall, Blue Planet Sector.|Tafelberg, South Wall, Blue Planet Sector. Original image from the guide book '''''Tafelberg & Spout''''' by Tony Lourens (with permission).
Yellow = Spice Dice]]
[[File:Tafelberg South Wall Blue Planet Sector small.jpg|frame|center|alt=Tafelberg, South Wall, Blue Planet Sector.|Tafelberg, South Wall, Blue Planet Sector. Original image from the guide book '''''Tafelberg & Spout''''' by Tony Lourens (with permission).
Yellow = Spice Dice]]
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=== Spice Dice (22) ***** ===
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Ghost Rider (24) ***
Features a committing rising traverse and a grand finale through the roof.
Scramble up the left side of the large block left of Lord Foul's Bane. Pull onto the steep face and slightly left to a vertical crack (on the left side of a small roof). Move up to a depression where you can more or less stand. Fiddle in some small gear and then make a scary traverse left on a good edge with sloping foot holds. Pull up to the next rail, traverse another meter or so left and pull up to another rail. Continue left on a good foot ledge until it terminates.Long slings useful on the traverse. At this point there is a large roof above and to the left. Make a bold move up to the large under cling, move left over the roof using a projecting block, and then slightly left and up to a rail below the final roof. Crank and mantle over the roof and then easily up and left to belay at the left side of the large cave.
(Technically only about grade 22, but the route grade takes into account the overall difficultly and run-out nature of some sections)
FA: R. Halsey & U. Pitsch 13/02/2012
Spice Dice (22) *****
Black Ice Area, Tafelberg
A direct line up the face just to the right of Pure Mania. A single, superb pitch up the whole face.
- Pitch 1. 50 m (22) Start as for Pure Mania, but traverse right under the big hole until able to pull up and then through the roofs just right of Pure Mania's crux. Move 2m left then straight up to the top, taking a crack and featured slab after the ledge high up. Long slings and a large cam are useful for the start.
FA: Richard Halsey and Douw Steyn (Jan 2011)
Diced Ice (22) *****
Black Ice Area, Tafelberg
Below the Black Ice route is a trapezoid (triangle with a flat top) shaped roof. Start on the left side of this.
- Pitch 1. 50 m (22) Climb up 2m to the wide rail under the roof (a friend size 4 or bigger is useful, but not essential), move out leftwards around the corner and continue railing for about 2 meters (strenuous), before thin feet allow you to climb onto the narrow ledge. Alternatively, do a harder (a grade or two) move in the recess at the start of the narrow ledge. From the ledge, continue for about 15m at grade 19 up to a tiny triangular belay ledge just up and right from a small right-facing red corner.
- Pitch 2. 25 m (19) Continue climbing straight up, doing a stretchy move for a good hold to get through the blank rock band, and continue upwards aiming for the rightward trending layback flake just next to the abseil point.
FA: Uwe Pitsch, Robert Zipplies, 1 January 2012.