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Practically Speaking
Kyle and her husband moved to Brookfield in 1986. She became active in local politics and started blogging in 2004. Her focus is primarily on local issues but often includes state and national topics, too. Kyle looks at things from the taxpayers' perspective in a creative, yet down to earth way, addressing them from a practical point of view.
Tell Republicans to stand firm: No New Taxes
They call it the Fiscal Cliff. Falling off it is seen as disastrous to the U.S. economy and will cause us to fall back into recession. (Did we ever leave it?) If we do nothing to avert the cliff, we fall off on New Year's Eve.
But what is the Fiscal Cliff? Primarily, it is the end to the Bush Tax Cuts they band-aided back into law in December of 2010. It also includes expiration of the Payroll Tax Cut, which has little support from either side of the aisle. If you remember, it reduced the Social Security payroll deduction from 6.2% to 4.2% so workers would have a bit more take home pay. (Did you even notice?) However, it also reduced the amount of money flowing into the Social Security coffers--a bad idea for an entitlement already facing solvency issues. The $700 billion or so Doc Fix, military reductions, and some token spending cuts also part of the mix.
Our Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner wrote, Don't trade a cliff for an iceberg. In it he points out,
Currently, the US debt is on track to reach 187 percent of GDP by 2035. But unlike Greece, there is no "Germany" to bail us out. If our debt reaches this level, an international economic crisis would ensue.
The President and Congressional Democrats have called for a "balanced" approach to reducing the deficit.
But their approach has been anything but balanced. The President's "offer" included $1.6 trillion dollars in taxes and $400 billion in spending cuts. That's neither balanced nor helpful for our economy. When spending on entitlements is 62 percent of our budget, the President's focus on tax increases is not going to cut it.
We can't solve our debt problem without economic growth, and tax hikes could cost 710,000 jobs according to an independent Ernst &Young study.
Simply put, the President wants no cuts in spending, in fact wants even more increases including another Stimulus! Obama wants to increase taxes on the "rich" that will raise only around $85 billion, enough to run our country for 8 and a half days. So losing over 700,000 jobs in exchange for running the government for 8.5 days is a good deal?
'The Light of the World' Christmas Musical, Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012
Get in the Christmas spirit this Sunday evening with the Brookside choir and orchestra performance of The Light of the World The musical.will be a celebration of the greatest Christmas gift of all: God sending His Son to be Savior of the world and reconcile sinful man to God.
One of the many things I enjoy at Brookside is the music. Their choir programs, accompanied by their orchestra, have always been excellent, and if last Sunday's preview is any indication, this weekend's presentation will not disappoint.
Performances are at 5pm and 7pm in the church auditorium; a reception will follow. Brookside Baptist Church is easy to find at 4470 N. Pilgrim Road, just south of Lisbon, in Brookfield. Directions
Brookside Baptist Church Website
Taxing rich will hurt already employed, at all pay levels
President Obama, the champion of class warfare rhetoric*, has been chanting the mantra: tax the rich, as a solution to our deficit, poverty, and social class disparity for as long as I can remember. Obama also throws around the phrase fair share to justify tax rates that take more than half their income. And we really should call his attack what it is: tax the successful. Republicans and economists counter with how taxing the successful (rich ) will harm small businesses, who are the majority of job creators in America. Being a Conservative, I side with the Republicans, I view fairness as taxing all income at the same rate.
But one consequence of taxing the rich I have yet to hear anyone mention: who will be the consumers if they have less income once their taxes are paid? Who will be building a new home or hiring the local remodeler? Who will be purchasing that new car or new furniture? Who will be dining out every weekend? Or having their hair and nails done, stopping for a latte, or hiring the yard and cleaning help? Who will be able to afford vacationing in Wisconsin or at popular tourist attractions across America?
American tourism already seems down in the U.S., at least from what I have observed. Hearing a foreign language or accent at Yellowstone or Grand Canyon National Parks is the norm. Last fall, my sister and I observed that Disney World would really be hurting if it weren't for the Brazilians spending their dollars at the Kingdom of the Mouse. An American accent was in the minority at all locations.
But it isn't just the business owners' ledger that takes the hit when tourists cut back, its all the employees at these businesses that feel it too. If Disney, the largest employer in the U.S., the National Parks or even Wisconsin Dells, for that matter, experience a downturn, then area hotels don't need as many housekeepers. Restaurants cut hours or move employees to part time. Peripheral tourist attractions such as raft rides or water parks lose business.
If consumers cut back, because they don't have as much disposable income as they used to, the carpet, furniture, clothing, and tech. stores suffer a loss. That loss is passed on to the employees; the management cuts hours, sometimes pay, sometimes benefits, and often terminates employees.
Of course the truly wealthy will still do and buy these things or just move out of the country, but the $200,000 - $250,000 earners, who file their business taxes on their personal tax returns, will be hurting.
And if you think you aren't one of those upper 2% earners, so your paycheck will be untouched, think again: ObamaCare taxes are coming our way in 2013. More than likely the Payroll Tax Cut will expire, resulting in less take home pay.
So if all of us have less money in our pockets, who will be the purchasers? How will that effect your job?
Contact your Representatives and Senators
Find your U.S. Senators by last name
Wisconsin's U.S. Senator Ron Johnson (202) 224-5323
Wisconsin's U.S. Senator Herb Kohl (202) 224-5653
Find your U.S. House of Representatives member by state
House Representative James Sensenbrenner Washington D.C. (202) 225-5101, Brookfield (262) 784-1111
House Speaker Boehner phone line (513) 779-5400
*Class warfare and even the term middle class are Marxist terms
Important Recall Notice this Christmas
With all the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season, I wish to alert you to this very important recall notice I received in my email inbox. It is essential that you act on this, because it affects everyone.
The Maker of all human beings (GOD) is recalling all units manufactured, regardless of make or year, due to a serious defect in the primary and central component of the heart.
This is due to a malfunction in the original prototype units code named Adam and Eve, resulting in the reproduction of the same defect in all subsequent units. This defect has been technically termed "Sub-sequential Internal Non-morality," or more commonly known as S.I.N., as it is primarily expressed.
Some of the symptoms include:
- Loss of direction
- Foul vocal emissions
- Amnesia of origin
- Lack of peace and joy
- Selfish or violent behavior
- Depression or confusion in the mental component
- Fearfulness
- Idolatry
- Rebellion
The Manufacturer, who is neither liable nor at fault for this defect, is providing factory-authorized repair and service free of charge to correct this defect. The Repair Technician, JESUS, has most generously offered to bear the entire burden of the staggering cost of these repairs. There is no additional fee required.


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Kevin E Nottingham
I recommend it 100% I'm just annoyed that I put it off for so long!
We had been toying with the idea of a robotic mower for some time and finally took the plunge and ordered a Robomow RL1000 in May 2008. With a garden approaching three quarters of an acre and 'funny shaped' lawns we had always doubted that it would work for us. The Mower-Magic team were excellent and organised the setting up since it was not a simple setup with 3 areas all strange shapes and with a number of 'internal' borders & trees. It was all done in a day and 'Robbie' became a new addition to the family. 4 weeks on and we are very pleased he pops out and cuts the lawn 4 times a week starting at different points each time to keep that just cut look and we (plus friends and relatives) get endless hours of pleasure drinking wine and watching whilst 'Robbie' does all the work!! I can now go away on holiday without the prospect of a big cut being required on my return. Thanks to 'Robbie' I believe I have freed up 10 man days a year - it used to take me 2 hrs with a tractor mower (+ push mower for the edging) up to 2x a week at the height of the growing season - that's a lot of free time now I wonder what should I use it for? I recommend it 100% I'm just annoyed that I put it off for so long! Kevin E Nottingham

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A beautiful site for a handmade clothing company that uses photography extremely effectively! I love the hand-drawn logo and the lightness of the site.Posted in Web Design → Misc
An excellent site for an antiques seller. The use of neutral colours allows the slideshow of fascinating antiques to flourish. The central logo is perfect and makes a good statement. It\'s also worth noting that the site continues to fascinate as you move downwards - using antique photography and simple descriptive text.Posted in Web Design → Misc
A simple design for a homemade cake company that features mouth-watering photography! The typeface is great and the stripped back design allows your attention to be drawn to the beautiful treats on display.Posted in Web Design → Food
The use of high quality photography throughout is great and really brings this App to life! I also particularly like the standardised buttons and menus which allow the user to pick it up and get cooking!Posted in Interface → iPad App
A brilliant layout for a photography site that uses a relatively dark brown palette which draws attention to the photographs. I particularly like the space given to the header.Posted in Web Design → Photography
A very stylish site that effectively showcases the photography and design of its owner. I especially like the designer\'s personal logo.Posted in Web Design → Photography
I really like the simple and effective use of tabs in this App - especially the curved \'Share\' tab. The use of user photography throughout the interface is great while the way in which Instagram previews its filter effect is also a nice touch.Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Though the general concept of botox terrifies me, this site is actually really attractive. The bold photography and beautiful background texture really make for an attractive and high quality experience.Posted in Web Design → Misc
Music sites are notoriously poor in their design but this one comes off quite classy. The rich, dark colors and beautiful photography work really well together.Posted in Web Design → Music
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Kleeve sells custom t-shirts with unique illustrations. The product is displayed well on the homepage with high quality photography with a homegrown feel. The scribbled treatment at the top of the page is nice and reinforces the art element found in the shirts.Posted in Web Design → Design
A nice side scrolling site with a modular format containing several boxes of content displayed on a dark background. There is a nice fusion here of typography and photography and several small examples of good design that lend to the whole.Posted in Web Design → Design
A beautiful and unique nautically themed site with a retro flare. The mixture of photography and illustration is excellent and the parallax scrolling effect is a really nice touch.Posted in Web Design → Community
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This site is an absolutely beautiful photography blog with an awesome collection of work and a brilliant layout. The little graphical banners and the old-style typography really finish of the design and give it a classy feel.Posted in Web Design → Blog
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I like my scroll bars left, Hefner wants them right. So I made it tweakable. Default is right though. CLIM-EXTENSIONS:*DEFAULT-VERTICAL-SCROLL-BAR-POSITION* New variable^Wparameter intented to be settable by the user. VERTICAL-SCROLL-BAR-POSITION slot of SCROLLER-PANE :VERTICAL-SCROLL-BAR-POSITION init arg of SCROLLER-PANE New. (ALLOCATE-SPACE SCROLLER-PANE T T) Use it. Do not use *SCROLLBAR-THICKNESS*, but rely on the space requirements of the scroll bars.
Use force-output instead of finish-output as the latter implies waiting for an answer from the display server, which is something we really do not want to do.
Move the cut/paste and mouse scroll mixins from clim-stream-pane into subclasses, so that it's possible to implement subclasses of clim-stream-pane without them (presumably, if you want the extra features beyond the spec, you'll inherit from application-pane anyway). Move the mixin names into clim-extensions to make them accessible to the user.
Wrap up the last dead-key stuff for Drei gadgets.
Converted MCCLIM-IMAGES to CLIM 2.2 bitmap functions (with extensions). Includes new demo application.
Export OUTPUT-RECORD-BASELINE from CLIM-EXTENSIONS. Use OUTPUT-RECORD-BASELINE to make Drei more inteligent.
No need to modify the autogenerated symbol list. Moved CLIM 2.2 symbols.
Added some amazing hacks to pointer-documentation-panes for the notion of a "background message". This is the beginning of extending pointer-documentation-panes into more generally useful minibuffer-like panes. For now, this just means that the Listener shows arglists and other things for Drei commands. It's still a little flickery, though.
Added stub classes and constants for gadget views. Programs using these will at least compile now, though they may not work. Hopefully, this batch of stub views will be like a sad puppy in the corner, sooner or later guilting someone into finishing the implementation.
Change the use of global variables in Drei to functions that query a single global variable (*drei-instance*). At the same time, change a few things in ESA to make Dreis use of it less hacky.
New click-to-focus policy for text-editor gadgets and panes, implemented for the CLX, Null and gtkairo backends (but gtk_window_get_focus() hand-inserted into gtkairo/ffi.lisp). PORT-KEYBOARD-INPUT-FOCUS is now a trampoline to PORT-FRAME-KEYBOARD-INPUT-FOCUS, a per-port function to set the keyboard focus for a particular frame. Not implemented for Beagle or OpenGL backends. Now Drei / Goatee gadgets don't have to do their own keyboard focus handling on arm/disarm any more. Various kludges sprinkled all over the place to make this so.
Mostly rewrote bordered output. Introduced new border types :rounded and :ellipse, and introduced various new keywords (:filled, :background, :outline-ink, :shadow, :shadow-offset, :line-*, :padding-*, etc, to be documented). Introduced generic functions make-bordered-output-record, draw-output-border-under, draw-output-border-over to provide a CLOS-style underpinning for the define-border-type macro. This also means you can implement anonymous border styles via any object having applicable methods for these functions. Filled borders should respond to presentation highlighting if a :highlight keyword provides an alternate background ink to use while highlighted. Export aforementioned new border functions, draw-rounded-rectangle*, the bordered-output-record class, and the highlight-output-record-tree function via clim-externals.
Added the tab layout. * Extensions/tab-layout.lisp: New file. * Examples/tabdemo.lisp: New file. * mcclim.asd (CLIM): Added Extensions/tab-layout.lisp. (CLIM-EXAMPLES): Add tabdemo.lisp * package.lisp (CLIM-TAB-LAYOUT): New package. * Examples/demodemo.lisp: Added a button for the tabdemo. * Doc/make-docstrings.lisp: Process the clim-tab-layout package. * Doc/mcclim.texi: New chapter about the tab-layout. * Backends/CLX/frame-manager.lisp (GENERATE-STANDARD-PANE-SPECS, FIND-CONCRETE-PANE-CLASS): Obey define-abstract-pane-mapping even for names not the internal packages. * Backends/gtkairo/event.lisp (TAB-BUTTON-HANDLER): New. * Backends/gtkairo/frame-manager.lisp ((MAKE-PANE-2 TAB-LAYOUT-PANE)): New. (RESOLVE-ABSTRACT-PANE-NAME): Renamed. * Backends/gtkairo/gadgets.lisp (TAB-BUTTON-EVENT, TAB-PRESS-EVENT, TAB-RELEASE-EVENT, GTK-TAB-LAYOUT): New classes. (REALIZE-NATIVE-WIDGET, CONTAINER-PUT, (SETF CLIM-TAB-LAYOUT:TAB-LAYOUT-PAGES), REORDER-NOTEBOOK-PAGES, CONTAINER-MOVE, ALLOCATE-SPACE, (SETF CLIM-TAB-LAYOUT:TAB-LAYOUT-ENABLED-PAGE), CONNECT-NATIVE-SIGNALS, CLIM-TAB-LAYOUT:NOTE-TAB-PAGE-CHANGED, SET-TAB-PAGE-ATTRIBUTES, HANDLE-EVENT): New functions and methods on gtk-tab-layout. (PARENT-AD-HOC-PRESENTATION): New class. * Backends/gtkairo/port.lisp (GTK-WIDGET-MODIFY-FG): New function. * Backends/gtkairo/ffi.lisp: Regenerated.
Enable support for extended text styles using strings for family and face, as already implemented in CLIM-CLX. Teach Gtkairo do the same. Add an API for font listing (implemented in CLX and Gtkairo, plus a trivial fallback implementation for other backends) and a font selection dialog as an example. * Doc/mcclim.texi: New chapter "Fonts and Extended Text Styles" * Examples/font-selector.lisp: New file. * Examples/demodemo.lisp: Added a button for the font selector. * mcclim.asd (CLIM-EXAMPLES): Added font-selector.lisp. * package.lisp (CLIM-EXTENSIONS): Export new symbols font-family font-face port-all-font-families font-family-name font-family-port font-family-all-faces font-face-name font-face-family font-face-all-sizes font-face-scalable-p font-face-text-style. * medium.lisp (MAKE-TEXT-STYLE, TEXT-STYLE-EQUALP): Allow strings for family and face. (MAKE-TEXT-STYLE-1): New helper function. * ports.lisp (FONT-FAMILY, FONT-FACE): New classes. (port-all-font-families font-family-name font-family-port font-family-all-faces font-face-name font-face-family font-face-all-sizes font-face-scalable-p font-face-text-style): New generic functions and default methods. * Backends/CLX/port.lisp (FONT-FAMILIES): New slot in the port. (CLX-FONT-FAMILY, CLX-FONT-FACE): New classes. (port-all-font-families font-family-name font-family-port font-family-all-faces font-face-name font-face-family font-face-all-sizes font-face-scalable-p font-face-text-style): New methods. (SPLIT-FONT-NAME, RELOAD-FONT-TABLE, MAKE-UNFRIEDLY-NAME): New helper functions. * Backends/gtkairo/pango.lisp (MAKE-FONT-DESCRIPTION): Support strings for family and face. (PANGO-FONT-FAMILY, PANGO-FONT-FACE): New classes. (port-all-font-families font-family-name font-family-port font-family-all-faces font-face-name font-face-family font-face-all-sizes font-face-scalable-p font-face-text-style): New methods. (INVOKE-LISTER, pango-font-family-list-faces, pango-font-face-list-sizes): New helper functions. * Backends/gtkairo/port.lisp (GLOBAL-PANGO-CONTEXT): New slot in the port. ((INITIALIZE-INSTANCE GTKAIRO-PORT)): Set the pango context. * Backends/gtkairo/ffi.lisp: regenerated.
Implement (SETF LIST-PANE-ITEMS) as discussed on IRC. * package.lisp (CLIM-EXTENSIONS): Export LIST-PANE-ITEMS. * Examples/demodemo.lisp: Extend the LIST-TEST to demonstrate the new functionality. * gadgets.lisp ((SETF LIST-PANE-ITEMS)): Add a new generic function. Implement it for GENERIC-LIST-PANE, with some general code specialized on META-LIST-PANE. * Backends/gtkairo/gadgets.lisp: Implement (SETF LIST-PANE-ITEMS) for GTK-LIST, too. * Backends/gtkairo/ffi.lisp: regenerated.
Implemented `pointer-place-rubber-band-line*', `pointer-input-rectangle*' and `pointer-input-rectangle' (CLIM 2.2).
Made `stream-set-cursor-position' a generic function and exported it, as seen in CLIM 2.2.
Fix compilation for post-1.0 openmcl ... :mcl is no longer on *features*
Fix up scroll bars in Beagle. Use the high level gadget events to signal scroll bar changes to the application. Document the unintuitive scroll-bar-thumb-size slot in the scroll-bar gadget.
Patches from dtc for Scieneer Common Lisp, and a few other fixes too.
Implemented destroy-frame and map-over-frames. Implemented find-application-frame from the Franz User Manual. CLIM Launcher folks might want to take a look at it.
Add wheel left/right constants. TODO: Support left/right scrolling of panes (I don't have an appropriate input device to test this, so I leave it for someone else).
FORMAT-GRAPH-FROM-ROOT was not exported from CLIM package.
I think this is a slightly more ICCCMly correct implementation of sending selections to requestors. We support all the required targets except MULTIPLE, select an appropriate property if TEXT is requested, refuse to send bad characters to a STRING target, and avoid printing to *trace-output* to deal with the fact that Klipper, at least, polls the TIMESTAMP property to find out if the selection has changed. Requesting PRIMARY from selection owners is moderately broken, unfortunately; it works for ASCII but not for much else.
Fix mixed up arguments to set-port-keyboard-focus. Renamed set-port-keyboard-focus to %set-port-keyboard-focus to avoid confusion with the CLIM 2.0 function port-keyboard-input-focus. Added a timestamp keyword to %set-port-keyboard-focus (not used by any callers yet). Added some comments about how the keyboard focus functions are connected.
Rewrote WITH-DOUBLE-BUFFERING. This version takes a rectangle as an argument, allocates a pixmap for that region of the screen, and sets up the sheet transformations so that drawing is done in the correct pixmap coordinates. Use WITH-DOUBLE-BUFFERING in DRAG-OUTPUT-RECORD. Add a little example of using dragging-output. Change the definition of ROUND-COORDINATE in the CLX backend to round down from .5, not up. This should follow the CLIM pixel coverage definition for shapes more closely. Replace most uses of ROUND in the CLX backend with ROUND-COORDINATE. Allow inconsistent :ID-TEST arguments in UPDATING-OUTPUT.
Add CLISP support. It now has a GRAY package.
Merging text selection functionality, implemented by Gilbert Baumann. Text selection functions are provided by cut-and-paste-mixin, tentatively added to clim-stream-pane. Possibly we want to move it further down the class hierarchy, so users can define stream panes without interference from the selection code. Interaction implemented: Shift-Mouse-L down: clear active selection and set the first point Shift-Mouse-L drag: drag the second point Shift-Mouse-L up: set the second point Shift-Mouse-R down: pick the nearest point, if any Shift-Mouse-R drag: drag said point Shift-Mouse-R up: leave said point where it was dragged to. Shift-Mouse-M: paste
Really break your own DESCRIBE.
Define our DESCRIBE via the CLIM-LISP package, rather than replacing the implementation version of it.
Support for UPDATING-OUTPUT where the display records are moved around during the course of redisplay. In particular, UPDATING-OUTPUT now works inside of tables. Get stream-clear-output from host CL.
Changes to turn off, and then turn on again, presentation highlighting when redrawing a pane, with the aim of fixing various screwups that happen with tricky presentation highlighting that uses +flipping-ink+. As part of this I removed redisplay-changed-panes and rewrote the CLIM standard functions redisplay-frame-panes, redisplay-frame-pane, and pane-redisplay-needed. I did various refactoring among methods on panes, frames, and updating-output-mixin too. Moved a bunch of :initform forms to :default-initargs. Random (declare (ignore ...)) to shut up compiler warnings.
Scroll wheel support. Added new defconstants for +pointer-wheel-up/down+, and changed CLX backend to produce them. Handle scrolling using a DISPATCH-EVENT method specialized on mouse-wheel-scroll-mixin, and tentatively mixed this into clim-stream-pane.
Prompt for arguments in menu commands. Work in progress on the OpenGL backend. Merged Dan Barlow's SBCL condition variable changes for event queues and provide a reasonable implementation of condition variables for the implementations. This means no more busy-waiting. I've tested the OpenMCL version and will test the CMUCL implementation shortly; I haven't tested ACL or no multiprocessing. I've looked at LispWorks but don't know yet how to support condition variables there.
First steps at defining the interface to backends. Created a :clim-backends package exports the symbols (currently generic functions) that a backend should define. Reduced the number of symbols that clim-clx imports from clim-internals.
Work in progress on the OpenGL backend, but nothing's working yet. Refactored the KeySym and modifiers code in the CLX backend so that it can be used by the OpenGL backend too. Fixed a typo in presentation-replace-input; it was always creating accept result extents. Added support in accepting-values for placing the default in the text entry field and fixed several problems that turned up as a result. The completion functions take sequences, not just lists. Also, :allow-any-input was broken.
Implemented SHEET-POINTER-CURSOR from Franz CLIM.
More scigraph hacking
Added a new gadget, clim-extensions:box-adjuster-gadget. You can put this within a vertical/horizontal box or rack, and it will adjust the size of the neighboring clients in the box. The implementation is not perfect, but it works pretty well, considering I've made no changes to the box widgets to accomodate it.
use keywords and uninterned symbols for ACL\'s java mode
make all #+/#- conditionals lowercase for ACLs java mode
Put SCROLLER-PANE, SCROLLING, SPACING, SPACING-PANE back into the export list of the CLIM package. Removed them from the export list of CLIM-EXT to cause no package conflicts.
Added and enabled pointer motion hints for stream panes. This seems to make performance snappier on "slow" systems like my iBook + openmcl + XDarwin setup. Added a sheet-motion-hints interface to sheets so that motion hints can be selectively disabled. I added support to tracking-pointer to turn motion hints off; I'm not sure if that's the right thing or not.
Added lowering to complement raising. Fixed raising and lowering to draw their backgrounds. Fixed viewport to allocate-space for its child - maybe needs fixing somewhere else.
John Wiseman's (aka lemonodor) contributions for McCLIM with OpenMCL on Mac OS X.
Uncommented menu-choose.lisp from the system definition. I'm using it so it's not experimental, damn it :) Possibilities gestures for command completion. C-/ and right mouse bring up possibilities menus. Make user-command-table inherit from global-command-table. Implement keyword arguments in commands. Implement the "read" part of the pointer protocol. Added accept method for sequence presentation type. Change handling of *null-presentation*. This isn't traversed in find-applicable-translators / map-applicable-translators anymore; it's handeld in find-innermost-presentation-match. Gave a raised appearance to menus drawn with menu-choose and friends. Someone who knows what they're doing should look over what I did. Steps towards implementing line wrap in Goatee. Fixed bug in insert-obj-before pointed out by someone on IRC.
* Export CLIM:MENU-ITEM.
Editable text fields. Support for the OR presentation type. Added :mcclim to *features*. This was done in support of Jochen Schmidt's weird-irc IRC client, which now works reasonably well under McCLIM, though it isn't as pretty as some of the screenshots at http://www.dataheaven.de/weird-irc/.
Computation of size of standard polygon output records takes into account MEDIUM-MITER-LIMIT.
* (DEFPACKAGE "CLIP-LISP"): Put together all symbols, which are to be imported from the same package.
Many bug fixes in Goatee. Rewrote buffer functions in terms of a "buffer protocol" that will all subclasses to easily track changes to a buffer. Added Goatee conditions, which are handled by execute-gesture-command and produce a satisfying beep. Added Goatee implementation of input editing streams. Adapted standard-input-editing-stream to use Goatee for input editing. Made necessary changes to system file and package definitions. We have input editing! Check it out in the presentation-test demo (run-test 'summation). There is one known glitch: the edited text isn't aligned properly with other text written to the stream. I'll be looking into that shortly.
- There is now an IMAGE package which contains PBM read/write functions and images abstract types. I'm not really sur of my package implementation, please check it (the def-package is in image.lisp). - Bug fixes for draw-image and medium-draw-image* which are now in the clim-extensions.lisp file
Remove reference to sb-pcl in sheet-adopt-child. Add the medium- accessors for sheets. Get Goatee to compile.
Sundry fixes to run without multiprocessing support. Added images/ to hold bitmaps for tests. Added looks/ to hold neutral look-and-feel realizer packages. Added Examples/gadget-test to test many gadgets with a look and feel. Added a pixie look and feel, and a pixie/clx to work with the clx backend. Added drawing support in the CLX backend for ovals and circles. Fixed pixmaps to work with with-output-to-pixmap with draw-image, etc. Moved sheet-leaf-mixin to standard-gadget-pane so it doesn't break radio-box-pane, etc. Misc fixes.
Make a global choice, based on multiprocessing or not, whether events should be handled immediately or queued up to be serviced by another process. The choice is implemented by the classes clim-sheet-input-mixin and clim-repainting-mixin, from which all panes inherit. These classes' superclasses are conditionalized on whether or not the implementation is capable of multiprocessing. When multiprocessing there is a single event queue per frame. This is implemented by queue-event on pane classes. The event loop is implemented in stream-input-wait. In single processing mode, stream-input-wait calls process-next-event and handles events immediately. When multiprocessing, stream-input-wait reads events from the frame event queue and handles them. The function clim-extensions:simple-event-loop is supplied for applications which do not loop reading from a stream; various examples have been changed to use it. In stream-read-gesture/stream-input-wait the input-wait-test function is not expected to block anymore; nor is the input-wait-handler expected to dispatch events. input-wait-handler is responsible for consuming events that should not be seen by anyone else. input-context-wait-test and highlight-applicable-presentation have been rewritten to reflect this. The adjustable-array buffer for extended-input-streams has been added back in. A typo in %event-matches-gesture has been fixed. Default methods for map-over-output-records-containing-position and map-over-output-records-overlapping-region have been added. The cursor implementation has been broken out into a cursor-mixin so I can snarf it for Goatee :)
Reworked list of CLIM symbols just another time. This time I used a quick and dirty tool to extract symbols from the TeX files directly. Quite a bunch of symbols were missing from the export list.
Committed initial code for Goatee emacs-alike editor. This is all completely broken at the moment. Added conditions for errors encountered during accept (spuriously referred to as errors in present in the spec). Added some new accept presentation methods. Changed parse-display-variable to default to not transform an empty host to "localhost" so we get a Unix domain connection instead of a TCP socket.
FUNDAMENTAL-BINARY-OUTPUT-STREAM was omited from CLIM-LISP, fixed that.
Careful re-commit of what I did on 2001-08-12. Namely - Spend CLIM-LISP package - Provided CLIM-LISP-PATCH for patching your CL - Fixed the package structure to match section 2.2 . CLIM symbols have the CLIM package as home package. . CLIMI then uses CLIM, CLIM-LISP etc. - Fix of WITH-SPECIAL-CHOICES . Early enough definition of macro . Macro calls gf INVOKE-WITH-SPECIAL-CHOICES available for specialization - Added file decls.lisp for random beforehand declarations. - Added CMU-specific fixes in fix-cmu.lisp; . DEFCONSTANT is now DEFPARAMETER (we had this kludge already) . DEFCLASS is now wraped into (EVAL-WHEN (COMPILE EVAL LOAD) #), which helps the compiler a bit and saves a warning here and there.
Updated the list of exported symbols to match the new CLIM II Spec. There is approximatively 100 new symbols; certain functions have changed their name to be more coherent, and a few others have been removed. I also took advantage of that opportunity to remove the duplicate symbols.
Added the following functions: - space-requirement+ - space-requirement+* - space-requirement-combine - space-requirement-components These functions have been added in the new Spec version. They can be useful to simplify code.
* CLIM package: Moved (:use :clim-extensions) to the point after the definition of this package * CLIM-USER: New package
The spec is very specific on what can be exported from the CLIM package. CLIM cannot include the CLIM-EXTENSIONS. CLIM-EXTENSIONS has to include CLIM. When apps use :CLIM, they should get the plain standard CLIM. If the app wants the extensions, it'll have to use :CLIM-EXTENSIONS, as the CLIM-DEMO package does.
Implemented a simple PostScript medium. Currently, the PostScript code is generated `on the fly' by each medium-draw-* function. A better way to implement this would probably be to record the output in an output-record, then compute the bounding box and finally generate the PostScript by replaying the output-record.
Added a draw-triangle* drawing function. This function is not documented in the spec, but is quite common, though.
Added the use of the package clim-extensions to the package clim.
Patch for SBCL incorporated
Added exportation of image relatives functions of the clim-extensions package
Added CLIM-SYS package. --GB
Added with-translation to the list of exported symbols.
pixmaps are now available. Add a new extensions : draw-glyph (see graphics.lisp). Did the make device-font-text-style.
rearrange the systems and packages as per Paul Werkowski
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Alicia Amatriain
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Alicia Amatriain was born in San Sebastian, Spain, where she received her first ballet training. She subsequently attended the John Cranko Schule in Stuttgart and graduated in 1998.
She joined the Stuttgart Ballet as an apprentice in 1998. One year later she was taken into the Stuttgart Ballet's Corps de ballet. In 2000 she was promoted to Demi Soloist and in 2002 to Principal Dancer.
For her interpretation of Lulu, Alicia Amatriain was named in the critics' choice of the magazines ballettanz and Dance Europe as "Outstanding Dancer" of the 2003/04 season. In February 2006 she received the German Dance Prize "Zukunft" 2006 ("Future" 2006) and the Premio Revelación in her home town San Sebastian. 2008 followed the Premio Danza & Danza, an award of the Italian journal "Danza & Danza". In July 2009 Alicia Amatriain was awarded the international dance prize Premio ApuliArte.
Alicia Amatriain is often working together with Renato Arismendi, coach for the classical repertoire. She is also invited to guest and gala performances throughout the world where she has danced with internationally renowned dancers such as Giuseppe Picone, Joel Carreño and Roberto Bolle. In 2005 she danced a.o. several shows as guest star of the English National Ballet as Juliet in Derek Deane's Romeo and Juliet in the Royal Albert Hall, London. She also performed the title role in
with the Cuban National Ballet, Tatjana in John Cranko's
at the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires as well as at her own Gala in Spain.
Leading Roles with the Stuttgart Ballet
A Midsummer Night's Dream (Jean Christophe Blavier): Hermia
Afternoon of a Faun (Jerome Robbins)
Allure (Demis Volpi)
Apollo (George Balanchine): Terpsichore
Bolero (Maurice Béjart): The Melody
Corps (Hans van Manen)
Dances at a Gathering (Jerome Robbins): Role in Pink and Role in Mauve
Don Quijote (Maximiliano Guerra): Kitri
dreamdeepdown (Kevin O'Day)
Edward II (David Bintley): Queen Isabella
Frank Bridge Variations (Hans van Manen)
Gaîté parisienne (Maurice Béjart): Ballerina, Pas de deux "The Lovers"
Giselle (Production: Reid Anderson, Valentina Savina): Giselle
Initials R.B.M.E. (John Cranko): B., M.
La Sylphide (Peter Schaufuss after August Bournonville): The Sylph
Le Sacre du Printemps (Glen Tetley): Pas de deux
Leonce and Lena (Christian Spuck): The Governess
Onegin (John Cranko): Tatiana
Opus 1 (John Cranko): female leading role
Othello (John Neumeier): Desdemona
Pineapple Poll (John Cranko): Blanche
Requiem (Kenneth MacMillan): solo role "Agnus Dei"
Return to a strange Land (Jiří Kylián): Part 2 and 4
Romeo and Juliet (John Cranko): Juliet
Serenade (George Balanchine)
Siebte Sinfonie (Uwe Scholz): female leading role
Slice to Sharp (Jorma Elo)
Stravinsky Violin Concerto (George Balanchine): Toccata, Aria I, Capriccio
Swan Lake (John Cranko): Odette/ Odile
Symphony in C (George Balanchine): 1st and 2nd Movement
The Cage (Jerome Robbins): Novice
The Four Temperaments (George Balanchine): 3rd Theme, Sanguinic
The Lady and the Fool (John Cranko): Lady
The Lady of the Camellias (John Neumeier): Marguerite Gautier, Manon, Olympia
The Sleeping Beauty (Márcia Haydée after Marius Petipa): Aurora
The Song of the Earth (Kenneth MacMillan): female leading role
The Taming of the Shrew (John Cranko): Katharina and Bianca
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NORFOLK, Va., Feb. 12, 2013 -- Senior guard Tarik Hislop (Silver Spring, Md./Paint
Branch) scored 22 points, 18 of them in the second half, to lead James Madison (16-8, 10-2) to a 68-56
win at Old Dominion (16-8, 7-5) in
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The Dukes remained in second place in the CAA, just ahead of Drexel (9-2), who was idle Tuesday night.
Hislop scored 12 points in a 14-5 second-half run that gave the Dukes an insurmountable 63-51 lead with 2:28 remaining.
JMU out-rebounded the Monarchs 54-38, with sophomore forward Toia Giggetts (Norfolk, Va./Lake Taylor) snaring a career-high 17 rebounds to go along with 10 points.
The Dukes outscored ODU 34-26 in the paint and scored 20 points off turnovers.
JMU freshman guard Precious Hall (Tallahassee, Fla./Maclay) scored 15 points and had a game-high four steals, and redshirt freshman guard Jazmon Gwathmey (Bealeton, Va./Liberty) added nine points and seven rebounds. Junior guard Kirby Burkholder (Bridgewater, Va./Turner Ashby) finished with eight points and eight rebounds.
Shae Kelly led ODU in scoring and rebounding with 18 points and eight rebounds. Mairi Buchan was the only other Monarch in double figures with 13 points; she also had seven rebounds and four blocked shots.
JMU got off to quick 9-0 lead just 2:12 into the game, but the Dukes then failed to score a field goal for more than four minutes. Meanwhile, ODU scored six unanswered points to start a 19-9 scoring run, and the Monarchs took their first lead, 19-18, on a 3-pointer by Stephanie Gardner, at 8:51.
The lead changed hands three times and was tied three times in the final 8:11. A layup by ODU's LaQuanda Younger with 3.1 seconds left sent the teams into halftime tied at 27.
There were three ties and six lead changes in the opening 7:31 of the second half before an 18-foot jumper by Hislop at 12:15 gave the Dukes a 44-42 lead. JMU held ODU without a field goal for nearly three minutes while outscoring the Monarchs 7-1 to push the Dukes' advantage to 49-43 with 9:37 on the clock.
A 3-pointer by the Monarchs' Buchan at 8:08 cut the lead to 49-46, but that was as close as ODU got the rest of the way.
* Toia Giggetts' 17 rebounds were the most by a JMU player since Lauren Jimenez had 17 at Monmouth on Dec. 18, 2010.
* Tarik Hislop extended her school record of career starts to 127.
* Hislop also played her 128th consecutive game and took sole possession of that JMU record. She formerly shared the mark of 127 with Tamera Young ('08).
* Hislop had four assists to increase her career assist total to 352 and move into a tie for eighth place on JMU's all-time list. She's tied with Emily McCracken (352, '92)
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Allah's Miracles In The Qur'an
Truly it (the Qur'an) is revelation
sent down by the Lord of all the worlds.
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Formation of the Universe
The Expanding Universe
End of the Universe and the Big Crunch
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Light and Dark
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Rain in Measured Amounts
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Rains which Bring a Dead Land
Back to Life
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How the Process of Photosynthesis
Begins in the Morning
The Separate Seas
The Dark Depths of the Seas
and Internal Waves
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Our Movements
Hearts Find Peace in the Remembrance
of Allah
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Treatment of the Sick
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Results of Not Abiding by the Religion
A Human Being's Creation
The Creation of Human Beings
from Water
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Creation from Clay
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and Birth
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Oxidation In The Blood - NEW-
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The Identity Hidden in the
The Female Honey Bee
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The Date and Its Uses as Described
in the Qur'an
The Fig: A Fruit whose Perfection
Has Only Recently Been Revealed
Fish: A Valuable Source of
Pork and Its Harmful Effects
on Health
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The Olive: A Health-Giving
Coronary By-Pass Surgery
Health Benefits of Movement,
Washing and Drinking Water
The Existence of Microscopic
The Existence of Animal Societies
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Locusts Moving in Swarms
Ant Communication
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The Ears Are Active During
The Importance of Movement
in Sleep
Reduced Movement at Night
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Predictions in the Qur'an
Byzantine Empire's Victory
The Preservation of
Pharaoh's Body
The Conquest of Makkah
The Tribe of Israel
Will Become Very Haughty
The Exploration of Space
The Voyage to the Moon
Modern Means of Transport
Plane Technology
Image Transmission
Smell Transference
The Use of Electricity
Artesian Wells
The Army-Ant in Technology
Atomic Energy and Fission
The Historical Facts Recorded in the Qur'an
"Haman" and
Ancient Egypt Monuments
Prophet Musa (as)
and Sea's Splitting in Two
The Troubles which
Afflicted Pharaoh and Those around Him
The Word "Pharaoh" in
the Qur'an
The Prophet Musa
(as) Referred to as a Magician
Nuh's Flood
The City of Iram
The Cities of Sodom
and Gomorrah
The People of Saba
and the Arim Flood
The People of Al-Hijr
Allah's Mathematical Miracles in the Qur'an
Repetitions in the Qur'an
Numerological Calculations
(Abjad) in the Qur'an
The Miracle of 19
in the Qur'an
The Perfection of the Qur'an from the Literary Aspect
The Inimitability of
the Qur'an
Comments about the Qur'an
from Various Scholars
The Qur'an Is Allah's Revelation
Fourteen centuries ago, Allah sent
down the Qur'an. This book of guidance and wisdom calls man to the
truth and instructs all human beings to adhere to the values which
this mighty revelation contains. From the day of its revelation to
the Day of Judgement, this last Divine book will remain as the sole
guide for humanity. The book of Allah states, "But it is nothing less than a Reminder to all the worlds." (Qur'an,
Ever since the Qur'an was revealed, it has possessed
an easily understandable language and tone, accessible to all people
and in all times. Allah tells us of this style in the Qur'an: "We have made the Qur'an easy to remember..." (Qur'an,
Ever since the Qur'an was revealed, it has possessed
an easily understandable language and tone, accessible to all people
and in all times. Allah tells us of this style in the Qur'an: "We have made the Qur'an easy to remember..." (Qur'an,
The perfection of the literary language of the Qur'an, the incomparable features of its style and the superior wisdom contained within it are some of the definitive proofs that it represents the word of our Lord.
In addition, the Qur'an contains within its words many miracles which prove it to be Allah's word. One of these attributes is the remarkable number of scientific truths which are contained in the Book of Islam. In this book which was revealed over fourteen centuries ago to the Prophet Muhammad (saas), there are innumerable examples of information humanity have only been able to uncover by the technology of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Of course, we should not view the Qur'an as a book of science for it is primarily a book of moral and spiritual guidance. However, many scientific facts that are expressed in an extremely concise and profound manner, within the verses of the Qur'an, have only been discovered by scientists with the aid of the technological advancement of the 20th and 21st centuries. Quite simply, these facts which we now point out to the reader could not have been known at the time of the Qur'an's revelation, and this is still more proof that the Qur'an is the word of Allah.
In order to understand the scientific miracles contained in the Qur'an, we must first look at the level of scientific knowledge which existed at the time when this holy book was revealed. When one understands the context in which the Qur'an was revealed, one can understand more clearly how extraordinary the book of Islam actually is.
In the 7th century, when these sacred verses were sent down, Arab society was awash with many superstitious and groundless notions. Lacking the technology to examine the universe and nature, these early Arabs believed in uncorroborated tales inherited from past generations and did not question them.
For example, they supposed that mountains supported the sky above. They believed that the Earth was flat and that mountains acted as pillars that kept the vault of heaven high above us.
Into this atmosphere of legend and myth,
the Qur'an came down. It replaced ignorance with knowledge and illogical
conjecture with guidance and certainty. One verse of the Qur'an states, "Allah is He Who raised up the heavens without any support..." (Qur'an,
This verse invalidated the belief that the sky remains above because of support
from the mountains. The Qur'an is filled with important facts which were revealed
at a point in human history when no man could possibly have known them. The
Qur'an-which was revealed at a time when people knew very little about astronomy,
physics, or biology-contains key facts on a variety of subjects all of which
point to the fact that it is revealed by Allah, the Lord of the Worlds. Some
of the subjects explained and dealt with in the Qur'an are: the creation of
the universe, the creation and miraculous development of the human being from
miniscule embryo to grown adult, the structure of the atmosphere in which we
live and the delicate balances that make life on Earth possible. In order to
understand some of these points more fully, let us look at some of these scientific
miracles revealed in the Qur'an together.


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Comments about Paula Wig by Paula Young:
This is a very nice style, but it was way too much hair for someone like me that is likes a simple style, fairly close to head/face and especially not much volume at the crown.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Not for big heads, evidently
By tired caregiver
from L.A. Arkansas
The wig seemed too small for me. I ordered an average like always, and wig was just too tight.


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Don your favorite costume and get ready to trick-or-treat at this Halloween-themed event held inside Magic Kingdom park.
Dress up in your favorite costume to collect candy throughout Magic Kingdom park. You'll soon discover all the boo-tiful ways that the spirits of the season have transformed the park into a happy haunted hallows! Many favorite Disney Characters are dressed in Halloween costumes, too. So come celebrate and scare up a good time!
Coming back in 2014! This special event is held on select nights from September to October—separate event tickets can be purchased in advance. The tone of the party is "not-so-scary," which means children of all ages can enjoy it.
The night howls with excitement at this spook-tacular party for all little ghouls and boys. Unearth some of the great entertainment that awaits you at this ghastly bash:
Disney Villains Dance Mix and Mingle!
Some of your favorite baddies from Disney films rock you with this thrilling opening number in front of a ghostly Cinderella Castle. When the number is over, the villains veer into the crowds for meet and greets.
Venture into Frontierland where you might even meet a barbershop quartet of dead cowboys who sing songs in the style of the Dapper Dans. They like "axing" Guests questions and answering with puns as part of their "dead pan" humor.
Mickey's "Boo-to-You" Halloween Parade
The grandmaster of this bone-rattling parade has truly lost his head! A hair-raising ride by the Headless Horseman himself begins the festivities, followed by a collection of frightful floats featuring Disney Characters in Halloween costumes. Get ready for the grave diggers! The Haunted Mansion stars in this delightful parade. It's really not so scary—just fiendish fun!
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The Ghost Host from the Haunted Mansion invites you to "drop in" as Disney Villains tear up the night with fireworks and wicked remixes of their theme songs. Cruella de Vil, Jafar and Oogie Boogie are just some of the scoundrels who croon their spooky tunes. Feel a chill as creepy colors crawl over Cinderella Castle. The finale casts a spell you will never forget!
Magic Kingdom® Park
Walt Disney World® Resort
Valid Park Admission Required


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Our authentic seersucker clothing is available in a variety of styles for men and women. We have several options of men's seersucker shirts, perfect for a casual get together or dressed up with a blazer for a more formal setting. Women should browse our selection of seersucker dresses and seersucker pants and capris. Many of our seersucker items are now made in the USA, including our men's striped and check seersucker shorts and women's striped and gingham seersucker skirts.
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