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0.430021 | 2.934191 | -1 | 4 Core Beliefs Of Successful People Rory MacLeod Success is
based on action, and actions are the result of beliefs, notes
Dharmesh Shah, founder of HubSpot, in a recent LinkedIn post.
He outlines 10 things he says almost all successful people
believe. Here are a few of our favorites: "Success is often
the result of perseverance," Shah says. "When the first person
to the game stops trying, stops striving, or starts compromising
their principles and values, the person who relentlessly seeks
perfection is the person who wins." So, don't worry about being
the first one in. "Focus on being the best one still in the
game." "I don't know anyone who has accomplished something
amazing on his or her own," he says. "Great leaders focus on
providing the tools and training to help their team do their
jobs and achieve their goals." When you're "in it" only for
yourself, initial success is always limited - and often short-
lived. "When you're in it for others, they succeed - and so do
you." "The downside of the e |
-2.331594 | 2.055245 | 26 | Editorial Friday: I Don't Know How You Do It, But I'm Glad You
Do | Jul 8th 2011 | 13 Contributions If you've been a
regular reader of the Kitty News Network blog, you may have
noticed that I've started taking a more personal approach to the
stories I share with you. And to my surprise, this has had some
unintended consequences. I do my best to share stories with
happy endings, but unfortunately, a lot of those stories do
begin with a tragedy. Although I certainly felt pain and anger
when I reported stories of abuse and neglect, writing those
stories as "straight news" allowed me to put an emotional buffer
in place as I made those articles as impartial and factually
based as I could. But being more of a blogger and less of a
reporter has stripped me of my ability to keep that emotional
distance. As I lay in bed last night before drifting off to
sleep, I pondered what I'd write about in this, my first KNN
editorial. I started composing an article in my head, when
suddenly all the stories of abuse an |
-3.76595 | 2.39835 | -1 | Happy Mothers Breastfed Babies Forgot Your LLLID? or Create
Your LLLID Here La Leche League International To Find local
support: Or: Use the Map Is Weighing Baby to Measure Milk
Intake a Good Idea? Sue Iwinski Prospect CT USA From: LEAVEN,
Vol. 42 No. 3, July-August-September 2006, pp. 51-53 When I was
a Leader Applicant in 1994 I learned that "test weighing,"
weighing a baby before and after one or more feedings to see how
much milk a baby had received while breastfeeding, was not very
useful in most cases for a healthy, full-term baby. After all,
we knew there were other accurate yet easy ways of telling that
baby is doing well, like counting wet diapers/nappies and bowel
movements each 24 hours. Why would mothers want to focus on
individual feedings when we are well aware that babies do not
take the same amount at each feeding? As long as you feed them
whenever they are hungry, or wake them up for feedings when they
are healthy (albeit sleepy) full-term newborns, they will get
what they need from the |
5.375738 | 0.917548 | 13 | Artist file Salt Tank Salt Tank are two English music
producers, David Gates and Malcolm Stanners, from Surrey, UK.
Their music ranges from chill out to laid-back trance such as
their hit Eugina to tougher techno sounds. They have
collaborated with other music artists such as Chicane, in the
track Leaving Town which can be found in Chicane's album Far
From The Maddening Crowds. They have recorded for all the major
labels in dance music- Bedrock,Hooj
Choons,Perfecto,Extravaganza,FFRR. Sargasso Sea Angels
Landing |
0.089924 | 0.83854 | -1 | Saturday, November 12, 2011 What happened at PSU? Let's try to
tell the truth. I was at the gym earlier and the Penn State
game was on the tv in front of me. All week, I've been feeling
sick and anxious. I told myself yesterday that I wasn't going to
read anything that would make me sick to my stomach. I told
myself today that I didn't want to hear or think about it,
anymore. But, I can't help it. Especially as mothers, we're
all reeling. We're advising one another to talk to our children
about touch. We're going over every facet of our lives, checking
the ropes and pushing against the retaining walls for any hint
of a crack. We're making sure that our children are safe. This
is so totally right on. It's exactly what we should be doing.
But, you know what? As mothers, we should also be talking to the
rest of the world. We should be pushing up against the walls of
language and secrecy that is built up around child terrorization
and annihilation. We should be saying things like, Do you know
what happened |
-4.629961 | 1.83546 | 34 | Don’t Use the Stove when the Microwave Will Do (20/365) Let’s
get this out of the way right off the bat. For the specific task
microwaves excel at, they’re much more efficient than stove tops
and ovens. The basic stats on energy use prove this to be the
case. However, the savings are relatively small. Per comparable
use (one hour in the oven versus fifteen minutes on the stovetop
or in the microwave), you’re saving on the order of 1 to 1.5 kW
by using the microwave – a savings of about $0.20 per hour of
stovetop use, in other words. In truth, though, the savings are
bigger than that. Let’s dig in a little deeper. Don't Use the
Stove when the Microwave Will Do (20/365) The one task that
microwaves really excel at is bringing water to a boil. They can
do this much faster than virtually anything else in your home
(except for perhaps a magnetic induction stove top, which is an
incredibly expensive investment). I can bring a few cups of
water to boil in our microwave in about two minutes. On our
stovetop, it |
-1.095408 | 3.439105 | 71 | Rainfall absorbs carbon dioxide and reacts with decaying
vegetation, creating slightly acidic water. When this water
reaches the limestone aquifer, it moves through spaces and
cracks slowly dissolving the limestone and creating a network of
cavities and voids. As the limestone dissolves, pores and cracks
are enlarged and carry even more acidic water. Water not only
contributes to the chemical dissolving of the limestone but it
also affects the support or lack of support provided to a cavity
when the water level changes. A sinkhole is formed when the land
surface above a cavity collapses or sinks into the cavity or
when surface materials are carried downward into the voids. A
natural drought or the pumping too much groundwater can leave
underground cavities empty. This can make conditions favorable
for sinkholes to form. Also, heavy rains following a drought
often cause enough pressure on the ground to create sinkholes.
Sinkholes can be triggered by human activities such as: • Over
... more Thanks for your fee |
-0.227258 | 7.920973 | 42 | I still don't see why Windows 8 apps need to run on iBaubles or
Android. Why? Can you explain it? Because it aren't Windows 8
apps. It are apps. Second, where did people get the idea that
every application can be shoved into a browser? Does this
application make sense in a browser? Apparently we now need to
funnel every single user experience through a browser as web app
that by definition has to take a lowest-common-denomiator
approach. That one should not run in a browser, that's why i
think they will never drop WPF or .NET. But it's a good thing
they allow windows to have more of these smaller gadgets or
apps, which don't require WPF to build them. There are tons of
those, that are used more and more, today. Worse, some web-app
centric people think applications consist only of a from-like
UI with a little bit of flashy animations added (example: "How
ironic that you complain about HTML/JS, but do you realize the
forum you are complaining on is written in HTML/JS?"). I build
windows desktop apps, nothi |
-1.265394 | -0.225531 | 48 | Explaining judicial review by the courts When does a law
violate the U.S. Constitution? Judge Greg Galler Guest
Columnist The role of the courts has received a lot of
attention following hearings at the U.S. Supreme Court regarding
the law commonly known as “Obamacare.” Many, including the
president, have discussed something called “judicial review.”
Judicial review refers to a power held by the courts to decide
if a law violates the U.S. Constitution or not. If the law
violates the constitution, the courts will “strike down” the law
declaring it invalid. Perhaps ironically, the court’s power to
declare a law to be unconstitutional is not specifically
addressed in the U.S. Constitution. Instead, it is considered to
be an inherent power of the courts. The U. S. Supreme Court
first declared a law to be unconstitutional in 1803 in a case
known as Marbury vs. Madison. In that case, Chief Justice John
Marshall described and outlined the power of judicial review by
asking the question: Can a law “repugnant t |
0.502411 | 8.474832 | 74 | Take the 2-minute tour × Is there a Ubuntu variant that comes
with flash pre-installed? I used to use Lubuntu, as chromium
used to have it, but now it doesn't work. The reason I want it
pre-installed is that I use it a lot as a live CD. Thanks
share|improve this question Yes, but that's the same as trying
to install flash. – CalvT Feb 1 '13 at 6:52 Ubuntu errh..
Canonical can't included Flash on the Ubuntu Live CD because
it's proprietary software by Adobe, the same goes for MP3
decoding. You may just want to redo the LiveCD with persistence
active and just install flash or install Chrome. – Uri Herrera
Feb 1 '13 at 6:58 add comment 1 Answer There is a way to make
changes persist that are made in a live session. It relies on a
mechanism that searches all drives for a filesystem with the
label "casper-rw". It will mount that filesystem as a writeable
overlay over the non-persistant filesystem (this is called a
union mount). There are multiple ways on how to go about this.
If you want to continue booting |
-1.533188 | 9.262777 | -1 | What is meta? × Possible Duplicate: Please auto-merge edit-
summary on edit merge Previously, when I made an edit to a post
and then quickly started another edit to the same post, I was
shown the edit summary of the old edit and so I could just
modify it to reflect the additional changes. So, for example, I
made an edit with the summary “change 1”, then made another
edit, where I changed the summary from “change 1” to “change 1;
change 2”. I think this worked well. But recently, I see
different behavior: when I start a new edit quickly, the old
edit summary is not shown, but the edits are still merged. But
this means the edit summary was lost. I could try to create the
correct summary, but I may not remember what exactly the old
summary was and I also don't know the rules for merging edits.
For example, I made an edit with the summary “change 1”, then
made another edit, with the summary “change 2”. But the result
is only one edit with both changes, but only one summary. For a
concrete example, see this |
-0.826306 | 5.223176 | 4 | Dec 162007 So I am just sitting there responding to some NASIOC
posts, and I get the call…… “Your 2008 STI is here!!!” our good
buddy at our dealer tells me. This was a huge surprise to us as
we had all been told they would be in by the end of January!
It’s December, and we already got our car. Time to get to work!
When ever we get a new car, the first thing we do is go over all
the new things, and changes done from the previous models, and
in this case from the WRX. For us, getting a new model of a
car, is like opening Christmas presents. First off, from the
WRX, this car is very different. They may share a few of the
same parts, like the chassis, and dash, but that is where
similarities end. With our STI came a very “Mini Cooper” type
of media pack. Magazines, brochures, tattoo, kill markers,
listing of all Subaru clubs……. The obvious changes are the
flares. 2007 and previous model WRX’s had the very
distinguished wheel well bulges. So when the 2008 WRX came out
with little to no bulge, I was |
3.08151 | 3.313231 | 99 | Akechi Hidemitsu From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to:
navigation, search In this Japanese name, the family name is
"Akechi". Akechi Hidemitsu (明智 秀満?, 1536? - July 4, 1582) was a
Japanese samurai of the Sengoku period. A senior retainer of Oda
Nobunaga's vassal Akechi Mitsuhide, he served Mitsuhide until
the latter's death in 1582 at the hands of Toyotomi Hideyoshi.
Early life and family[edit] While Hidemitsu's date of birth is
not known for certain, some say[who?] he was born either
sometime between 1535 and 1537, or as late as 1557. Hidemitsu
was the son of Tōyama Kageyuki (lord of Myōchi Castle) and
Miyake Takasada (lord of Hirose Castle in Mikawa Province). He
first succeeded to his father, taking the name Tōyama Kageharu
(common name Rokurōzaemon); then he succeeded to his mother's
birth family under the name Miyake Yaheiji, and then, marrying
one of Akechi Mitsuhide's daughters, took the name Akechi
Hidemitsu. Service to Mitsuhide and death[edit] Following his
marriage to Akechi Mitsuhid |
1.718628 | 2.425891 | 62 | go out [goh] /goʊ/ Show IPA verb, went, gone, going, noun,
pluralgoes, interjection, adjective verbs 46 nouns 7
interjection 1 adjectives 2 verb phrases 22 idioms 20 verb
(used without object) to move or proceed, especially to or from
something: They're going by bus. to leave a place; depart:
People were coming and going all the time. Can't you go any
faster in your work? to become as specified: to go mad. to
continue in a certain state or condition; be habitually: to go
barefoot. to act as specified: Go warily if he wants to discuss
terms. to go into debt; to go to sleep. to be known: to go by a
false name. to reach, extend, or give access to: Where does this
door go? to pass or elapse: The time went fast. My money goes
for food and rent. to be sold: to be considered generally or
usually: He's short, as basketball players go. to conduce or
tend: This only goes to prove the point. to result or end; turn
out: How did the game go? to belong; have a place: This book
goes on the top shelf. Your tweed jacket wou |
1.04515 | 3.700337 | 29 | Drawing Quickly… Why? When I draw, I very rarely pause for
thought, there’s a simple reason for that… Thoughts come and go
quickly right? We humans are distracted at the speed of thought
and scientists have measured the average amount of thoughts we
have in a day, it’s not rocket science to see how and why
‘focus’ eludes many of us. When I teach, I teach my students to
keep their hands on the paper and just fly around, picking up
those loose thoughts and get them down as quickly as they can,
there are so many benefits of adopting this practice, not least
of which is that you simply ‘get more done’ in a shorter span of
time. Win-win, right? People will think at different speeds,
I’m under no illusions that my lightning quick responses
(laughs) are the same as everyone else, but… Drawing as quickly
as you can will most certainly enable you to get those ideas
down before they’re lost. I’ve recorded and posted this
morning’s warmup here to give you an idea of what I mean.
Remember… That first line you see i |
-0.811085 | 9.681841 | 15 | Take the 2-minute tour × Can I rely on the window unload event
to be triggered when a user closes a tab/window/browser? Found
a list of what triggers the unload event in IE.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms536973%28VS.85%29.aspx
I would like to know in which edge cases the unload event won't
be triggered. share|improve this question youd have to give
more use case - what is it that you want to achieve with the
unload? There might be other ways to implement that feature
other than unload events. – Chii Oct 20 '09 at 13:34 add
comment 2 Answers You will likely want to use the
"onbeforeunload" event too, it provides more control than the
"onunload" event. That said, be aware that: Opera doesn’t fire
the unload event when the browser refreshes the page, or uses
the back/forward buttons to browse off of the page. What’s
worse, Opera never fires the onbeforeunload event. Thus if you
are supporting Opera - be aware of these issues. share|improve
this answer Thanks for the Opera info. – bhseo Oct |
1.357883 | 1.928031 | -1 | Results tagged ‘ ALDS 2010 ALDS ’ I Have a Fever, and There is
No Cure! I was sitting at the outside bar at Ferg’s, a
regular Rays watering hole just beyond the shadow of Tropicana
Field right before heading into the 72 degree confines for Game
1 of the American League Divisional Series and an old college
friend of mine, who is an ex- Army corpsman and a current St.
Pete Fire Department EMT told me I looked like liquid garbage
sitting on that wooden stool. Always nice to hear such sweet
nothings like that from a cute brunette in a uniform, but
instantly I became alarmed by her observation. But deep down, I
knew she was right. I was suffering from something that has been
constantly growing deep inside myself for the last few days. It
has begun to start overtaking a huge chunk of my life with
regards to the normal every day activities. My friend turned a
empathetic ear towards me and sat there quietly listening for a
few minutes ramble on about the weird changes that had been
happening recently to my body |
3.942111 | 3.68417 | 35 | View Single Post Old 07-16-2012, 02:42 PM #84 Registered
Rhymnicologist Join Date: May 2005 Location: Under a rock Posts:
258 Both characters played pretty important roles in the film.
Black Widow was the one who was able to figure out what Loki's
end-game was. Not only that, but she was the one who shut down
the portal. Yes, anyone could have done that, but she was the
one who was able to at that time. Hawkeye basically directed
traffic and was able to inform the other Avengers where they
were needed for most of the fight. Here is a guy who, other than
being extremely skilled at what he does, has no special ability
or power and he held his own - in an exposed position
nonetheless - against an overwhelming enemy force. I'm not
saying that those characters couldn't be killed off down the
road, but to write them off as unimportant is just silly.
Speaking from a writer's point-of-view, they are kind of
necessary: They humanize the story in subtle ways. They are
soldiers, yes, but they are in-fact WAY out |
5.048393 | 0.841362 | 13 | RE: JRNY Arrival Posted by: Carl () Date: September 16, 2000
12:44PM Hi Ron what are the 2 tracks like that are not on the
Napster version ? Can you give a brief review.
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09/17/2000 02:01AM RE: Signs & Softly-Track order? 71 Vinnie
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-1.135421 | 7.601369 | -1 | Skip the navigation Build a Computer Incident Response Team
With money and reputation on the line, a computer incident
response team must be speedy and organized. July 15, 2002 12:00
PM ET Computerworld - A computer incident response team, or
CIRT, is a lot like a firefighting crew - both are composed of
individuals trained to respond quickly to specific incidents
with the goal of limiting damage and reducing recovery time and
costs. "Like a fire department, you can use [CIRTs] for actual
incident response and for cleanup, for education and for
drills," says Richard Mogull, an analyst at GartnerG2 in
Stamford, Conn. A CIRT may be activated by virus or hacker
attacks, internal sabotage or even suspicious activity, such as
successive attempts to gain access to a system or transactions
that fall outside preset boundaries - such as a money transfer
exceeding $1 million. Incident response at companies that don't
have a CIRT tends to be expensive and ad hoc, says Steve Romig,
manager of the network security gro |
4.201388 | -1.812138 | -1 | High School Reunion Interview With Tim Gittings Episode Report
Card Wendola: A | Grade It Now! A Beer With Tim Yeah, it seemed
like some of the others there were just there to have a good
time, and didn't have a problem with anyone else, and so they
just got less screen time. Definitely. You know one thing that
really surprised me -- okay, I spent a lot of time making fun of
Dan Barbato and his man boobs during the show, and all the
posters on the boards were like, "Oh my God, what does Natasha
see in him?" But when I saw him in person I was surprised at how
much taller he was, and…I hate to admit it, but you can see that
he sort of has it going on somehow. Yeah, the thing with Dan is
that he's just totally himself. He's always himself in all
circumstances and he makes no apologies for that. He's just like
-- well, if you don't like him, he doesn't care; it's not that
he wouldn't want people to like him, then it's no skin off his
back. He was just really cool to hang out with. Yeah, and by the
end of the sho |
0.35464 | 9.932467 | 16 | The extending of Temp TS works, but while the query works how do
we confirm it is using that TS.. When I open another session
while the analyze is going on another table of 30 million rows
now, I check the dba_free_space and it is always 1GB, which is
allocated for TEMP TS. Any other queries that are used in chking
this. |
3.977311 | -4.012398 | 55 | This Evening: Jim Leyland Did Not Have A Hard-On, But... Your
p.m. roundup for Oct. 10, the day we got bored and chopped at a
few trees because it sure beats drinkin'. Photo via Mocksession.
Got any stories or photos for us? Tip your editors. What we're
watching (all times EDT, unless noted): Versus has Lightning-
Capitals in an NHL game that began at 7. TBS has Game 2 of the
NLCS between the Cardinals and Brewers at 8. And ESPN has Bears-
Lions on Monday Night Football at 8:30. Read Me The real-life
inspiration for Jeffrey Eugenides' The Marriage Plot: "In the
book, the two are rivals, and while Eugenides insists the
resemblance to Wallace is unintentional, The Marriage Plot is
unmistakably a portrait of the author's youth and of the
loyalties and rivalries that so often arise among ambitious
young friends. (Much of the early chatter surrounding the novel
has been a who's-who inside-baseball guessing game.) At once a
love story, a campus novel, and a bildungsroman, The Marriage
Plot is stocked with litera |
-1.080634 | 9.207175 | -1 | Take the 2-minute tour × I'm trying to translate the whole of a
web page into a different language; just using automatic
translators. Unfortunately, Google Translate seems to play
around with all of the html code as well. :( I don't want to
use the on-the-fly Google Translate because I want the site to
be indexed in that language, rather than English. Is there a
better way to translate a whole web page, including source code?
Thank you! share|improve this question Can you describe what
problems you have with Google Translate manipulating the HTML?
Does it translate <head> to <cabeza> and <body> to <cuerpo> when
translating to Spanish? :) – Pekka 웃 Apr 2 '11 at 10:44 @Pekka,
OP also wants the site to be indexed in that language. – JohnP
Apr 2 '11 at 10:54 @JohnP But I what does that have to do with
his HTML problems? If he wants to do a server-side translation,
he needs to use the REST API instead of the Ajax one, but he
already seems to be doing that - it just doesn't seem to be
working to his satisfact |
1.864753 | 7.871946 | -1 | Skip to definition. Noun: factor fak-tu(r) 1. Anything that
contributes causally to a result "a number of factors
determined the outcome" 2. An abstract part of something
"a key factor in her success"; - component, constituent,
element, ingredient 3. One of two or more integers that can be
exactly divided into another integer "what are the 4 factors
of 6?"; - divisor - agent, broker 5. Any of the
numbers (or symbols) that form a product when multiplied
together 6. An independent variable in statistics "genes
were formerly called factors"; "cistrons were formerly called
factors"; - gene, cistron Verb: factor fak-tu(r) 1.
(arithmetic) resolve into factors "a quantum computer can
factor the number 15"; - factor in, factor out 2. Be a
contributing factor "make things factor into a company's
profitability" 3. Consider as relevant when making a decision
"You must factor in the recent developments"; - factor in,
factor out Derived forms: factore |
-0.641547 | 7.169271 | 8 | Other Phone Options Playing Your Message Personal Distribution
List Tagging a Message Calling a Sender Replying to a Message
Recording Your Personal Greeting Recording Your External
Greeting Recording Your Internal Greeting Recording Your
Temporary Greeting Changing Your Password Assigning a Custom
Operator Logging In Previous | Next Recording Your Internal
Greeting Callers from Inside your organization hear your
internal greeting. To record your internal greeting: 1. While
logged in to Voice Messaging, press 8 - 2. 2. Press 2 for
internal greeting. • If you want to hear the current
greeting, press 2. 3. Press 5 to record. Wait for the tone
before you start speaking. 4. Press pound to end the
recording. 5. When you have finished recording, you can play
the greeting, rerecord it, delete it, or exit. • To play the
greeting you recorded, press 2. • To rerecord the greeting,
press 5 while at the beginning of the greeting. Record the new
greeting and press pound to end the rer |
0.51125 | 4.451006 | -1 | August 25, 2005 Design the new BlogAds logo and win $1000. And
tell them I sent you and cause me to win $300. That would be
pretty nice. BENINSKI said... OK, I can always use a spare
grand rattling around in my watch pocket. In the meantime,
Annie old girl, you need to attract readers for my inexplicably
neglected leftist-weirdo political blog BENINSKI'S BENINSKIVITE
WORLD OF V.I. BENINSKI, BY BENINSKI. The first 100 new readers
will be awarded the Hero of Avoiding Socialist Labour Award by
none other than Beninski Himself. Check it out at Thanks,
Annie. I don't care what the rest of your readers say behind
your back, I think you're a better than average kind of gal.
Freeman Hunt said... Neat to have a contest like that. Have to
say, however, that there is a reason that there are entire
businesses devoted to creating logos. And there is a reason that
corporations might use a more organic looking version of their
logo in some advertising, but at heart have a traditional logo.
Traditional logos are |
-0.594463 | 9.937387 | 15 | Grand Theft Wiki is a Semantic Wiki. This means we collect data
within a page into a searchable/displayable format. The basic
principle of semantic data is setting properties on pages. Those
properties are little facts, such as the nationality or gender
of the character. We can then do a search or query on those
properties. For example, on each character's page, we can
specify the nationality of the character. Then we can do a
search for all characters from each nationality. We can also
display that search on a country page using an inline query.
Setting Properties Properties are set in a similar way to links
and categories. You need the name of the property and the data
(answer) for it. To set the 'Nationality' property to
'British': Some templates set these properties. {{infobox
character}} is Grand Theft Wiki's first large-scale semantic
template, setting the gender, nationality and dates of
birth/death of the character. Simply fill out the details on the
template to have these properties automati |
1.279061 | 3.664865 | -1 | Fashion Week The 10 Biggest Stories from Fashion Month Photo:
@evachen212 Editors in Peril Okay, we’re probably being
overdramatic. Still, when the biggest drama these editors
expected was missing the Marc Jacobs’s show, these incidents
actually were pretty alarming. First, editors like Lucky‘s Eva
Chen and Teen Vogue‘s Andrew Bevan found themselves stuck in a
freight elevator leaving Philosophy by Natalie Ratabesi. Then,
when flying from Milan to Paris, major fashion players like
Linda Wells from Allure and Glenda Bailey from Harper’s Bazaar
experienced a scary near-miss plane crash during landing. Makes
being stuck in traffic look pretty nice, huh? |
-4.202127 | 3.309887 | 39 | the conjugation process, however, offer the prospect of a more
affordable conjugate and should be pursued.10 There are a
number of specific scientific issues that must be considered as
conjugate vaccines continue along the development pipeline. For
instance, researchers need to determine how many pneumococcal
polysaccharide antigens can be incorporated into a single
vaccine using the same carrier proteins. They would also like to
know what sorts of immunization schedules and routes of
immunization will be most practical. Another important question
is whether more than one type of protein carrier can be combined
into one vaccine for several diseases (for example, Hib
glycoconjugate plus S. pneumoniae). In the long term, however,
it is the complexity of making pneumococcal conjugates that
seems to pose the greatest challenge in the developing-world
context. A number of developing nations are now able to make DTP
reliably, and some are working collaboratively with developed-
world manufacturers to combine this |
-3.934973 | 2.425077 | -1 | If Your Child was Overweight, Would You Want to Know? If Your
Child Was Overweight, Would You Want to Know?By Jen Mueller for
SparkPeople If there's one thing I've learned about parenting,
it's how hard it is to feel judged by others. When you have
kids, your whole life changes and most (if not all) of the
decisions you make in life take another little person (or
people) into consideration. I spend most of my day caring for my
kids, trying to make sure their needs are met and they are
growing up to be good individuals. So the last thing I want to
hear is that I'm doing something wrong that's going to
negatively impact them for the rest of their lives. It's hard to
take criticism about your parenting skills, but that's what a
lot of people feel when their child's weight comes into
question. My son was a big baby, and I got tired of hearing how
"chunky" he was. I knew he was a perfectly healthy breastfed
baby, so I tried to ignore the comments, especially since his
pediatrician was not the least bit concerne |
3.732761 | -4.545075 | 12 | LeBron James is a no-show at The Venue in Clearwater LeBron
James is one of the 100 most famous people on Earth. We can
agree on this, right? Basketball is the world's second- or
third-most popular team sport (behind soccer and cricket), and
LeBron is, at worst, its third-most famous player (behind Kobe
Bryant and possibly Yao Ming). So one wonders: Why, exactly,
does he feel the need to host parties in Kansas City,
Philadelphia, Miami and, on Thursday, The Venue in Clearwater?
He doesn't need the money. Doesn't need to boost his Q rating.
Doesn't need the hassle, frankly, of looking like he's partying
too much off the court. So, taking all that into consideration,
it's probably no surprise LeBron skipped out on his planned
appearance at Thursday's "Dawn of a Dynasty" party, where a
smattering of fans had paid between $30 and $100 for the chance
to party with the King. Why didn't he show? Your guess is as
good as ours, and promoters'. Organizers said LeBron was
contracted to appear. Following the Mia |
0.189801 | 3.403547 | -1 | Quote Originally Posted by BradS View Post Theory and evidence
go together. Either one absent the other is pretty useless.
Perhaps I misunderstand. Not sure what you're saying, but ponder
this: If theory is assumed correct, but there is no empirical
evidence to back it up, I agree that the theory was not directly
helpful. (Indirectly the theory can still be useful. It isn't
possible to prove every theory correct [theorem?]). Conversely,
however, if practice and use reveals that something works, why
does it matter what the theory says? That part does not make
sense to me. If it works, it works! |
-0.949491 | 9.57653 | 15 | Take the 2-minute tour × I am trying to understand the
technology which many news websites use please have a look at
this website if you click any news item then the particular
thing gets zoomed and viewer can read the news as far as I can
understand they have done some programming by which a gif image
is opened up in a new pop up, can some one help to understand as
what thing is used here javascript,html, php or what exactly? I
have seen this feature in a lot of websites I want to know how
it is achieved? I am looking from the code side of the things if
some one can advise me any function call which does this I am a
programmer but into C I am new to web kind of things.
share|improve this question For the record, this is overall a
horrible way to present content. If you look in the source,
there's no actual text. It really is just a bunch of images
getting zoomed. If you have no intent of being indexed by search
engines, I suppose that's acceptable, but it generally isn't. –
Su' Nov 22 '12 at 10:26 add c |
-4.034787 | 1.370374 | 21 | 30 Oct 2009 Aren't they missing something? Which beers
from your local micros will you offer them? How many beers
have you got on your list now? Na Zdraví! 5 stars Hotels
in Prague with 75% discount. 28 Oct 2009 What a find! And
what a surprise I got! Na Zdraví! Choose a Hotel in Prague in
the city centre. 26 Oct 2009 A Pro ... Well, sort of. Na
Zdraví! 3 stars Hotels in Prague with 75% discount. 22 Oct
2009 The Tap Race: A New Leader When I first spoke about "The
Tap Race", U Prince Miroslava, in Prague 5, was the leader with
13. Not anymore. The other day, when they inaugurated their new
rack of 12 taps, which together with other four make a total of
16, Zlý Časy became the new leader. I wasn't surprised. Hanz,
the owner, had told me about his plans over a year ago. Still,
when I heard the news I was at first glad, then I started having
some doubts. Firstly, the diversity of the beers. What's the
point of having 16 taps if 14 of them will pour pale lagers? I'm
sure th |
-1.782976 | 6.543356 | -1 | Awkward to book. 4.4 / 5 93% of users recommend this Guest's
review of “Awkward to book. ” Written on: 29/07/2013 I found
the hotel I wanted online but it told me to call to check
availability. Why couldn't I book online? They didn't answer the
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a foreign accent and was difficult to understand. He was helpful
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This has never happened before...he didn't explain why. It was
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1.540784 | 9.435215 | -1 | [SciPy-dev] Sparse matrix design and broadcasting Neilen Marais
nmarais at sun.ac.za Fri Jul 7 12:53:44 CDT 2006 I've been
looking at the scipy.sparse routines a little, specifically the
sparse_lil type. Currently fancy indexing seems to be handled by
a lot of special case code. I wonder if there is not some way
we can use numpy's build in broadcasting to make this easier. My
thinking is something like this: 1) lil_matrix.__setitem__()
figures out what the equivalent shape of the region being
assigned to is. Perhaps some numpy routines exist that can help
here? lil_mat[1,:] -> (1, lil_mat.shape[1]) lil_mat[[0,1,2],
[5,6,7]] -> (3,) lil_mat[ix_([0,1,2], [5,6,7])] -> (3,3) 2) get
numpy to broadcast the value being set to that shape 3) use a
single code path that knows how to handle assignation from 2D or
1D arrays. Does this make sense? More information about the
Scipy-dev mailing list |
0.351446 | 6.782818 | -1 | 11-Foot Tall iPod Dock Puts Your Device Out of Reach The award
for ridiculous iPod docks clearly belongs to Jarre Technologies'
11-foot tall AreoDreamOne. Let's forget for a moment that you
have an 11-foot speaker in your house that looks like a heat
lamp outside of a restaurant. The dock requires you to climb a
built-in ladder to plug in your iOS device. Need to check an
incoming email or answer a call? No problem! Just shimmy up the
metal ladder to check your iPhone. Ridiculous. The 870-pound
dock pushes 10,000 watts of sound to its five speakers and
includes a USB, 1/4-inch, and two XLR inputs to connect the
other audio components in your home to this monstrosity.
There's currently a six month waiting list, and you'll get your
choice of black, white, or chrome if you're willing to fork over
the $550,000. It seems pricey, but don't forget, you also get a
ladder perfect for changing lightbulbs. Value! [Jarre via
Newlaunches] |
4.321486 | 3.006871 | 5 | Train (2009) TrainReviewed by The Foywonder
Starring Thora
Birch, Derek Magyar, Kavan Reece, Gloria Votsis, Todd Jensen,
Koyna Ruseva, Vladimir Vladimirov Written & Directed by Gideon
Raff Train was originally announced as a remake of the 1981
Jamie Lee Curtis slasher flick Terror Train. Dropping "terror"
from the title makes perfect sense; the movie has about as much
in common with the original as it does with the very concept of
terror, which is to say nothing. Train is a vile film. It's
also frequently dull and insultingly dumb to boot. The horror
genre often gets a bad wrap and movies like this are why it gets
that bad wrap. This even gives torture porn a bad wrap. With the
Saw films or Hostel or this past summer's The Collector or even
notorious gorefests like Cannibal Holocaust you can at least
somewhere within them find some level of intrigue or suspense or
foreboding, characters you care about or villains you fear, at
the very least some sense of macabre fun or artistic merit that
at least attem |
2.4273 | 3.502141 | -1 | Compilation of OC Ponies. I didn't steal these. i just copy
pasted them together. If they were stolen, you'd be missing
them. FLAMING MANE OF CELESTIA WHAT IS W Compilation of OC
Ponies ... **** ... Views: 5696 Favorited: 4 Submitted:
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ladynoire (01/09/2013) [-] mine, i called her cancer #104 to
#102 - crayonzzzz **User deleted account** has deleted their
comment [-] User avatar #111 - pixy (01/09/2013) [-] I think you
went and found the worst OC's you could to make this....there
are several I've seen around which aren't phanact,
lunargreenhouse, sonicg, etc... User avatar #112 to #111 -
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-0.300925 | 3.220274 | -1 | denmark house I love this house. 1 comment: 1. That is very
close to being my ultimate dream house. I want it to be in the
US somewhere...I have no interest in living with the Danes! I
think I could put it in my backyard and make it into a master
bedroom! Perfect. I see myself and a cup of coffee.... |
4.427357 | -4.41609 | 0 | Aoki reports to Brewers camp MARYVALE, Ariz. (AP) -- After
seven seasons as a star in Japan, Norichika Aoki feels like a
rookie again. Aoki reported to the Milwaukee Brewers' spring
training camp Thursday and admitted to being a bit overwhelmed.
"I feel like it's a brand-new feeling being able to play in this
environment," Aoki said through an interpreter. Brewers manager
Ron Roenicke listened to Aoki and quickly tried to make the
30-year-old outfielder comfortable. "He doesn't have to come
into this camp thinking he has to make our team," Roenicke said.
"He talked about being like a rookie, he doesn't need to come
into this camp thinking he's got to make our team." Aoki
arrived two days before the first full-team workout Saturday.
The Brewers are counting on him to add depth in an outfield that
includes NL MVP Ryan Braun, who had his positive test for a
banned substance overturned just hours after Aoki arrived in
camp. Aoki spent his entire professional career with the Yakult
Swallows. He hit over . |
1.672405 | -0.275444 | -1 | March 23, 2013 The Muslims and Sri Lanka By Kamalika Pieris
The first wave of Muslims to arrive in Sri Lanka came from West
Asia. Therefore let us briefly look at the Muslim achievements
in West Asia. Islam originated in the Arab Peninsula, where the
Prophet Mohammed preached in 622 AD. Islamic religious teachings
are held in the Koran and the Islamic social life is guided by
the Islamic Sharia Law. The Arabs, once converted to Islam, went
on an expansionist spree which eventually swallowed up Egypt,
Syria, Persia, Iraq and finally, in 711 AD, Spain. Virtually all
those countries had their own civilisations prior to
Islamisation. Persia had developed the Persian script and had
the Zoroastrian religion. But they all converted to Islam and
accepted the Arabic language. By the end of the 8th century, the
Islamic empire extended from Persia to Spain and included parts
of Northern Africa as well. There were two political centres.
Firstly, Damascus (660-750 AD) and thereafter Baghdad (750-1258
AD). Between the |
5.047792 | 0.712135 | 13 | Filter the songs: Show all songs Show only songs that are easy
to play Show only songs with formatted chord grids Show only
songs with tabs Chordie needs editors! Improve this page John
Cafferty John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band were an
American rock band of the 1970s and 1980s, from Narragansett,
Rhode Island. Originally known as simply Beaver Brown, the group
initially established a popular following throughout Rhode
Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. They achieved their
greatest fame when they performed the music of a fictional band
in the hit 1983 movie Eddie and the Cruisers. The film produced
a Top 10 soundtrack album and a #7 hit single ("On the Dark
Side"). The group's sound at this point was virtually cloned
from the distinctive sound of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street
Band. Indeed the arrangement of vocals, guitar, piano, and
Michael Antunes' saxophone was so familiar that many casual
listeners thought "On the Dark Side" was indeed the new
Springsteen record. The group's 1985 follo |
4.168068 | -4.037514 | -1 | Skip to: Content Skip to: Site Navigation Skip to: Search The
Difficulty - and Simplicity - of a Homer By Douglas S.
LooneySenior sports columnist of The Christian Science Monitor /
September 11, 1998 The beauty of the hoopla over Mark
McGwire's many-splendored home runs is twofold. Skip to next
paragraph It is, all at once, an incredibly easy feat to
understand in its simplicity and an amazingly difficult one to
fathom in its complexity. McGwire reflected on it himself
earlier this record-setting week when he mused about the
incongruity of using a round bat to hit a round ball with the
goal of connecting squarely. Indeed, compare accomplishing this
feat in front of tens of thousands screaming fans with, say,
hitting a round ball with a flat tennis racket in ordered
silence. No comparison. That's why it is broadly thought that
the most difficult athletic skill is hitting a baseball. Few who
have tried it will disagree. It's so difficult that most
youngsters give up the sport the first time they see a |
-1.320542 | -0.022287 | 48 | T his is exactly the kind of thing that drives me crazy about
the federal government and how it spends our tax dollars. If it
were an isolated case, it might be one thing. But it's not. And
we know it's not. I don't know why American taxpayers tolerate
it, except I think they've mostly just given up the fight. Too
many of us have hidden our heads in the sand. But we shouldn't
because it does matter. And it does affect us directly through
our wallets. York countians -- if they've been paying even a
little bit of attention -- must be aware that county government
has constructed and maintained (with tax dollars) a prison
complex in east York, part of which is used to house federal
immigration detainees who are thought to be in this country
illegally. In fact, a significant part of it is used for
nothing but housing federal immigration detainees. Over the
years -- more than a dozen years, at least -- we've housed many
thousands of immigration detainees in York County for the feds.
And we've profited from |
2.240003 | 2.431292 | -1 | Sunday, February 26, 2012 It's Okay. Really. Men Can Like
Snuggles, Too. My boyfriend is a snuggle whore. Do I have your
attention now? Cool. I'll admit that here lately I've been a
bit fixated on the topic of male characterization and writing a
believable story from the male POV. So shoot me. Once you write
from the POV of a guy for several months on end, you tend to get
stuck in that mindset. Hell, I haven't been able to enjoy a
Kesha song in forever because my inner Daniel just really
doesn't like her sound. I'm honestly surprised I haven't grown
my own set of balls yet ... but that's getting a bit off topic.
Yesterday, I was poking around the RT Book Review site when I
came across a really interesting review (you can read it by
clicking here): Apparently, a couple reviewed three different
stories in the Ellora's Cave new line of erotica for men (which
I've always been particularly interested in as I myself have a
series due to release this year that I'd like to think could be
enjoyed by both men and |
1.762087 | 0.330486 | 44 | Did I Break My Wudu? Did I Break My Wudu? Asalamu alaykum,
Imam Saab: I pray in a masjid close to campus and usually get
their after classes, pray my Zuhur Namaz, then sit and wait for
the Asr Salat. I’m very tired and most of the time I fall
asleep, but not to the point where I’m not aware what’s going on
around me. Is it incumbent upon me to make abolition before I
pray again? The Answer: Asalamu alaykum, Imam Ibn ‘Ashir
states in The Guiding Helper: نواقض الوضوء ستة عشر…………………….
وغائظ نوم ثقيل مذى “The invalidators of wudu are sixteen………………
“[Natural] defecation, heavy sleep and pre-ejaculate In the
text above the author identifies one of the invalidators of wūdu
as “heavy sleep.” Therefore, it is not incumbent upon you to
make wūdu again because you did not fall into a deep slumber.
What you experienced is light sleep. Sheikh al-Fasī, in his
abbreviated explanation of the Guiding Helper, says that light
sleep does not invalidate one’s wūdu. He notes that light sleep
occurs when one is aware of |
4.380347 | -4.504013 | 0 | Thursday, August 12, 2010 Jose Guillen to Giants? Looks like
it. Twitter rumors are going nuts right now. Enrique Rojas, an
ESPN reporter for ESPNDeportes is reporting via Twitter that the
Giants and Royals are close to completing a deal for the right
fielder. As of 11:15pm Pacific, the real ESPN doesn't have
anything up. However, ESPN Deportes has the following article up
(in Spanish). I took the liberty of translating it. It can be
found here. From Enrique Rojas, ESPN Deportes ORLANDO, Fla. -
The Kansas City Royals and San Francisco Giants worked early
Friday to complete a trade that sent outfielder Jose Guillen to
the Bay Area, said a source told If the move is completed,
Guillen would fly from Miami to San Francisco in time to debut
in the series that begins Friday between Giants and San Diego
Padres. The Giants began the weekend to 2.5 games behind the
Padres, who lead the Western Division of the National League.
Guillen was designated for assignment last Thursday by the
Royals. The club has a per |
4.105577 | -3.475299 | -1 | "... we had all tried enough times to pass and kick a ball, we
had on our separate rock-strewn sandlots taken enough lumps and
bruises, to know that we were viewing something truly fine,
something that only comes with years of toil, something very
like art." -- Frederick Exley, A Fan's Notes. "Serious sport
has nothing to do with fair play. It is bound up with hatred,
jealousy, boastfulness, and disregard of all the rules." --
George Orwell, Shooting an Elephant. |
3.202637 | 0.168527 | 9 | Shahid revives guru Shiamak's NGO! By Hindustan Times Mumbai,
Oct. 16 -- Known for his fine dance skills, Shahid Kapur has now
decided to take his guru's legacy forward. The actor is all set
to revive Victory Arts Foundation (VAF), a non-governmental
organisation (NGO) founded by choreographer Shiamak Davar eight
years ago. The foundation, which is currently inactive, used to
conduct dance therapy classes for underprivileged children in
Kamathipura, the red light area of the city. A source close to
the actor reveals, "Shahid feels strongly about the hardships
faced by these children on a daily basis. He believes that dance
is a great way to express emotions, which is why he is keen on
reviving this project." Shiamak, on his part, couldn't be
happier. "When we started VAF, we made sure that all my students
taught dance to these underprivileged children. Shahid |
-0.311644 | 7.509805 | 8 | Printed from Windows Phone 7 to get copy-and-paste after launch
updated 10:05 am EDT, Thu March 18, 2010 MS denial of WP7 copy-
paste just stalling tactic Despite claims to the contrary,
Microsoft is still developing a way to use copy-and-paste text
on Windows Phone 7, a "person close to the den" leaked today. He
claimed that Microsoft has wanted it all along but had to cut it
out of the initial version to make the late 2010 launch target.
An update would come "soon" afterwards, veteran Microsoft
follower and MIX10 attendee Long Zheng was told. The details
contradict what Microsoft had been telling MIX10 guests and the
public earlier in the week. It had claimed that users didn't
really need copy-and-paste features and that WP7's ability to
auto-populate phone numbers through data detectors in the OS
meant that it wouldn't be necessary. Both statements were
regarded as odd given that Windows Mobile 6 already had the
ability to clip text and that a new version of Office for WP7
would virtually demand the fe |
-4.516636 | 1.043243 | 18 | Outback Mesquite Outback Steakhouse in Mesquite starts fresh
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0.427351 | 9.723544 | 16 | Take the 2-minute tour × We are facing an issue with memcached
(v1.4.4 on Redhat) that is accurately described below: With
consistent ketama hashing in memcached, there is no strict state
for where a given key lives. In the absence of up-to-date key-
server remapping info, clients might read or write a key from a
wrong memcached server and that will lead to either stale or
inconsistent data. For example, if there is any network
disruption, and one or more clients decide that a particular
memcached server is not available anymore, they will
automatically rehash some data into the rest of the nodes even
if the original one is still available. If the node eventually
returns to service (for example after the network outage is
resolved), the data on that node will be out of date and the
clients without updated keyserver remapping info will read stale
data. Is there a way to solve this without going for an
expensive commercial software alternative? share|improve this
question add comment 1 Answer If you still |
-1.475196 | 6.545241 | -1 | Journalists choose an angle for every story they write. Should
scientists do the same when explaining the import of their
research to reporters and the public? In a column at The
Observatory last week, Earle Holland argued it would be better
if they left that to the pros. Holland cites two recent
research articles on science communication that we published as
respective co-authors. Unfortunately, Holland renders the false
impression that the two pieces are highly contradictory. In
fact, they are strongly complementary, and both support the case
for scientists learning to better explain their work. By
favoring a conflict narrative over context, he sacrifices
accuracy for a good storyline, distorting the nature of a major
area of research in the social sciences. Holland, who directs
the research communications office at The Ohio State University,
considers his trade journalism. As a senior figure among public
information officers (PIOs), he argues in a chapter in the Field
Guide for Science Writers that the f |
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4.40937 | -4.429068 | 0 | Seattle Mariners Players signed indicated in Bold Round
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about him they couldn't pull the trigger three years ago. Their
loss was North Carolina's gain, as Ackley is in the midst of his
third consecutive .400 season. The 2007 BA Freshman of the Year,
Ackley has the best pure swing and pure bat in the '09 draft
class, and maybe the best this decade. He's also a 70 runner (on
the 20-80 scale) underway and should be a top-of-the-order,
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approach and makes hitting look easy thanks to his advanced
athleticism. He's balanced at the plate and has amazing hand-eye
coordination, getting the barrel of the bat to the hitting zone
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-0.681912 | 0.673105 | 6 | According to emergency scanner traffic, Columbia Police
responded to a possible robbery in the parking lot of the
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-0.657624 | 9.384231 | 15 | Sign up × Several of my team's QC users have complained about
the text in description & comments fields being too small to
read. Is there a way to increase the font size? Is there a way
to change the font? share|improve this question Part of me
thinks if there isn't an official setting, you might be able to
track down the css file with a little sleuthing! – corsiKa Sep
26 '13 at 0:50 1 Answer 1 I have found this answer, May be it
will help you: You can enlarge the text in QC for easier
viewing by doing this: 1. Click with the mouse in the text
window you want to enlarge 2. Click left mouse button and
keep it pressed down 3. Scroll up with the scroll wheel of
the mouse (scroll down to reduce the font size) 4. Release
scroll wheel and left mouse button. share|improve this answer
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-0.678519 | 6.427133 | -1 | The Contenders for the First Novel Written With a Word Processor
By The Atlantic Wire Matthew Kirschenbaum, an English professor
and expert on the early days of fiction writing on word
processors received a flood of reader messages after The New
York Times profiled him a couple of weeks ago. The University of
Maryland had discussed his upcoming book on the literary history
of computers with the paper and hovered around a fascinating
question: Who wrote the first novel on a word processor. Though
her original Times's story suggested some big names who were
likely candidates, the paper's Jennifer Schuessler followed up
with a Tuesday morning blog post, linking Kirschenbaum's
theories with the Times readers stories. The post is
inconclusive about the answer to the big question of who wrote
the first book on a word processor, but we've been able to
compile a list of likely candidates. Spoiler: a lot of them are
science fiction writers. Read the full story at The Atlantic
Wire. This article available online at |
2.531475 | 2.038862 | -1 | Forgot your password? Study Guide The Mill on the Floss Quiz
This Study Guide consists of approximately 134 pages of chapter
summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more -
everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Mill on the
Floss. Directions: Click on the correct answer. Questions 1-5
of 25: What is Stephen Guest's first reaction to hearing that
Maggie is coming to visit her cousin Lucy? (from Book 5: Chapter
7 | Book 6: Chapter 1) When Stephen and Maggie end up in a
boat alone together, who is supposed to be there instead of
Stephen? (from Book 6: Chapter 12 | Book 6: Chapter 13) Why
does Mr. Wakem decide to buy the mill? (from Book 3: Chapter 7 |
Book 3: Chapter 8) Which part of the news about the family
finances shocks Mr. Tulliver the most when he first regains his
senses after the accident? (from Book 3: Chapter 7 | Book 3:
Chapter 8) Why does Philip begin to play the piano badly?
(from Book 6: Chapter 6 | Book 6: Chapter 7) The Mill on the
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-1.642891 | 1.267582 | -1 | Archive for Saturday, August 24, 2013 For tenants and
landlords, knowledge is power August 24, 2013 The occasional
landlord-tenant dispute is to be expected in a town like
Lawrence, where more than half of all housing units are occupied
by renters. Landlords must trust relative strangers to take
care of their property, and renters can feel helpless if a
problem arises in their homes. While the city’s proposed rental-
unit inspection program aims to mediate some of the landlord-
tenant tension, complicated leases still can lead to confusion
about who is responsible for what. The best advice for everyone:
Know the law and your rights. ‘As a tenant, I have rights.’
Recent Kansas University graduate Jenna Jakowatz spent part of
her last months in Lawrence researching state rental laws. Since
last August, she had experienced escalating issues with the
company managing her apartment. After trying and failing to
resolve several issues, including a last-minute increase in
rent, unexpected renovation noise and a |
2.03638 | 8.179355 | -1 | Oh yeah, and don't just write down "-2", it's meaningless on its
own. Specify *what* equals -2 (yeah I know, in this case it's
clearly y) because then you have to go and get what x is and
that will probably be something completely different. Like
saying "How old are Fred and Mary?" You know Fred's 12 but you
don't know Mary's age, so you say, "12." No you don't, you say
"Fred's 12." |
0.867636 | 9.219 | 16 | Messages in this thread SubjectRe: [PATCH v4 3/7]
x86/flush_tlb: try flush_tlb_single one by one in
flush_tlb_range > Ok, question: > we're comparing TLB size with
the amount of pages mapped by this mm > struct. AFAICT, that
doesn't mean that all those mapped pages do have > respective
entries in the TLB, does it? > If so, then the actual entries
number is kinda inaccurate, no? We don't > really know how many
TLB entries actually belong to this mm struct. Or am I > missing
something? No, we can not know the exactly TLB entires for. But
usually, when you process is doing the mprotect/munmap etc
system call, your process has taken much of memory and already
filled lots of TLB entries. This point is considered imply in
the balance point calculation. checking following equation X(TLB
flush entries) * 100ns(assumed invlpg cost) The X value we got
is far lower then theory value. That means remain TLB entries is
may not so much, or TLB refill cost is much lower due to
hardware pre-fetcher. >> + if ((end - sta |
-0.319745 | 2.772661 | -1 | Appendix A.2 General Education (Associate Degree) Print This
Policy The University Faculty Senate, at its meeting on April
30, 1985, adopted a comprehensive definition of General
Education. This definition was revised in the General Education
report adopted by the Senate on December 2, 1997, as follows:
General Education encompasses the breadth of knowledge involving
the major intellectual and aesthetic skills and achievements of
humanity. This must include understanding and appreciation of
the pluralistic nature of knowledge epitomized by the natural
sciences, quantitative skills, social-behavioral sciences,
humanities and arts. To achieve and share such an understanding
and appreciation, skills in self-expression, quantitative
analysis, information literacy, and collaborative interaction
are necessary. General Education aids students in developing
intellectual curiosity, strengthened ability to think, and a
deeper sense of aesthetic appreciation. General Education, in
essence, aims to cultivate a knowledg |
-1.128379 | -0.606972 | 28 | MMP vote will lead to total review of system By Derek Cheng
Justice Minister Simon Power. Photo / Sarah Ivey Justice
Minister Simon Power. Photo / Sarah Ivey A vote for MMP at next
year's referendum will effectively be a vote for a thorough
review of the system. The Electoral Referendum Bill - reported
back from select committee yesterday - recommends a review to
take place, but only if a majority vote to keep it in the
referendum. Labour and the Greens have pledged to fight to have
MMP reviewed regardless of the referendum result, which would
mean that a referendum in 2014 would pit a potentially improved
MMP - rather than the present system - against an alternative.
The Government has promised a referendum on MMP next year at the
same time as the general election. If a majority want a change,
another referendum will be held in 2014 asking voters to choose
between MMP and the most popular of four alternatives: First
Past the Post, Preferential Voting, Single Transferable Vote or
Supplementary Member ( |
1.761145 | -0.256594 | -1 | From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation,
search Daozang (Chinese: 道藏; pinyin: Dàozàng; Wade-Giles: Tao
Tsang), meaning "Treasury of Dao" or "Taoist Canon", consists of
around 1400 texts that were collected circa C.E. 400 (after the
Dao De Jing and Zhuang Zi which are the core Taoist texts). They
were collected by Taoist monks of the period in an attempt to
bring together all of the teachings of Taoism, including all the
commentaries and expositions of the various masters from the
original teachings found in the Tao Te Ching and Zhuangzi. It
was split into Three Grottoes, which mirrors the Buddhist
Tripitaka (three baskets) division. These three divisions were
based on the main focus of Taoism in Southern China during the
time it was made, namely; meditation, ritual, and exorcism.
These Three Grottoes were used as levels for the initiation of
Taoist masters, from lowest (exorcism) to highest (meditation).
As well as the Three Grottoes there were Four Supplements that
were added to the Cano |
-4.375816 | 1.815341 | 85 | Take the 2-minute tour × I'm thinking about buying a moka pot.
I have a blade grinder. Will a blade grinder grind coffee beans
fine enough for a moka pot? I can't really afford an expensive
grinder and I don't want to use pre-ground coffee, because I
heard it loses quality quickly. share|improve this question 2
Answers 2 up vote 4 down vote accepted Yes, you can, as long
as it's a decent quality blade grinder. It's how I fill my moka
pot, which I've been using 5 days a week for the last 4 years.
You can't do actual espresso in a blade grinder (it's not
possible to get the grind consistent and fine enough). But moka
pots are a lot more flexible in the grind of coffee that they
will accept. Just grind it almost as fine as you can -- this
takes about 30-40 seconds of grinding in mine -- and put it in
the basket. share|improve this answer Yes, a (decent quality)
blade grinder can do an acceptable job at a fine grind. Blade
grinders don't do well at coarse grinds: if you try you
generally get a very un |
-1.399677 | -0.969433 | 63 | The Most Lasting Kennedy Legacy How Eunice Shriver and her
family changed the world for the mentally retarded November 7,
1993 RSS Feed Print • Comment (1) By Harrison Rainie and
Katia Hetter Not long after John Kennedy entered the White
House in 1961, his sister Eunice Kennedy Shriver began one of
the most heartfelt campaigns any Kennedy ever undertook. She
argued to family members that it would be immensely helpful if
they revealed one of their most closely guarded secrets: that
one of their own, the president's sister Rosemary, was mentally
retarded. It took more than a year to bring the idea to
fruition, and it finally won sanction after the clan's two
central figures blessed it: Patriarch Joseph Kennedy made clear
he could live with the disclosure as long as President Kennedy
supported it. In the spring of 1962, Eunice told JFK she wanted
to write a piece for the Saturday Evening Post about Rosemary,
and he responded: "That's fine. Let me see it first." The
article appeared in the September 22 issu |
3.676038 | -3.62362 | -1 | D.C. United stadium opponents get a new talking point: 60% of
poll respondents oppose Mayor Gray's plan Mayor Gray and an
incredibly tall tennis player at the FitzGerald Tennis Center in
Rock Creek Park - Paul Frederiksen-USA TODAY Sport The results
of a new Washington Post poll were published this weekend, and -
while not the worst possible news - it's hardly positive for
supporters of D.C. United and the team's long-running effort to
build a new stadium on Buzzard Point in Southwest. Those shouts
of pain you're hearing aren't from supporters of the plan for
D.C. United to build a stadium on Buzzard Point. No, they're the
shouts of pain that result from stadium opponents doing
backflips and injuring themselves. Why would they do this?
Opponents are celebrating a new poll published last night by the
Washington Post that says 60% of District residents oppose Mayor
Vincent Gray's plan that would leverage city assets to assemble
a parcel of land on which the team would build a new soccer
stadium and other anc |
1.219884 | 2.183635 | 40 | One Reason Why You Should Date A Woman Who Rides A MotorcycleS
Last week, we ran an article listing reasons why you shouldn't
date a biker. It caused quite a reaction, not least because some
girls like administering suppository laxatives. In response we
commissioned this piece from, what for actual woman who rides a
bike. Crazy Ex-girlfriends Are Afraid of Us Doesn't matter
what we ride (not like she'd know the difference, anyway), your
nut-job ex sees you holding hands with some girl who's holding a
helmet in the other, and suddenly, camping out on your porch
with a batch of your favorite cookies on what would have been
the two-year anniversary of your first date doesn't seem like
such a good idea. You could be escorting the new gal to her
pearl-pink Vespa, but all's that psycho sees is "BIKER-CHICK".
In the twisted hierarchy of feminine badasses, we're sort of up
there. Right under female Navy Seals and Heidi Klum. You can
read nine other reasons on RideApart. |
-1.245359 | 2.485584 | -1 | WKYT | Lexington, Kentucky | News, Weather, Sports Woman
Receives $8,000 Water Bill For Unoccupied Home A Danville
family is shocked when they receive a water bill in the
thousands for a home that's not been used in years. What's worth
is they can't get an answer as to why it's so high. The
Danville house hasn't been lived in for two years not since
Lurlene Gray went to a nursing home. Now her granddaughters are
saddled with a huge water bill for $8,000 for part of January
and February. But the city's water company wants them to pay up.
Sherlene Tucker paid the last bill she received, a reasonable
amount, about $35 to cover the period from October 9th through
December 11th. The ground around the house isn't saturated and
there are no apparent signs of a leak. The family says they've
called and gone to city hall for an explanation. When
27NEWSFIRST went there the women at the pay-desk immediately
knew why we were there. We decided to go directly to the city
manager's office where officials were behind cl |
4.435928 | -4.428917 | 0 | video thumbnail PHI@MIA: Hamels strikes out 10 Marlins over six
MIAMI -- Cole Hamels probably had it right Monday when he
stormed out of the visitors' clubhouse at Marlins Park without a
word. If he had spoken candidly, imagine what he might have
said? The Phillies lost to the lowly Marlins, 5-1, so there
could have been any number of things on his mind. It could have
been the fact the Phils lost for the fourth time to a team on
pace to finish 46-116. It could have been the fact Philadelphia
is 1-9 in his starts or the offense has scored two or fewer runs
in 40 percent of its games, or maybe that the Marlins, who have
a historically anemic offense, scored five runs against them.
It could have been any numbers of things. "I think it's a lot
of tight ballgames, his contract," Phillies pitching coach Rich
Dubee said, referring to Hamels' six-year, $144 million deal.
"He's an accountable guy just like Doc [Roy Halladay]. He's
probably one of the bigger faces of the Phillies, and he wants
to be accountable f |
2.07371 | 8.64852 | -1 | In basic (that is to say, one-dimensional) calculus, a function
is a rule that assigns to every real number in its domain some
other real number. It is under this framework that certain
essential terms (continuous and differentiable functions, for
example) are defined. When moving from one-variable calculus to
multivariable calculus, we wish to preserve as many of these
concepts as possible. Unfortunately, many of these concepts are
defined in a way that assumes implicitly that the output of a
function will be a single real number. In order to generalize
these concepts, we can introduce the concept of a component
function. If f is a function that maps a set of points A in Rn
to points in Rm, the ith component function of f, denoted fi, is
defined as follows: For all points x in A, if f(x) = (a1, ... ,
am), then fi(x) = ai. To put it another way, f(x) = (f1(x), ...
, fm(x)) for all points x in A. Therefore, the range of these
component functions lies in R. Example: If f(x,y) = (2x + y,
3xy), f1(x,y) = 2x + |
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1.061344 | -1.66333 | 97 | Book review: 'Somewhere Inside' riveting tale of captivity
Published: Tuesday, Oct. 6 2015 12:57 a.m. MDT () ()
"SOMEWHERE INSIDE: One Sister's Captivity in North Korea and the
Other's Fight to Bring Her Home," by Laura Ling and Lisa Ling,
William Morrow, 317 pages, $26.99. In March 2009, broadcast
journalist Laura Ling and her team enter China for another
routine assignment. Ling, a reporter for former Vice President
Al Gore's news outlet, Current TV, was filming a report on North
Korean defectors. Attempting to escape North Korea's crushing
poverty, defectors cross the border into China. Because China
views the defectors as illegal immigrants, the defectors hide,
living in fear of capture by Chinese authorities. Most of the
defectors are women. What awaits them across the border is not a
safe haven but traffickers who sell them as wives or
prostitutes. The place where many North Korean defectors cross
into China is a span of the Tumen River. With the aid of a local
guide, Ling and her team go to the |
-4.167002 | 3.699461 | 94 | Interleukin 35 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to:
navigation, search Interleukin 35 (IL-35) is an IL-12 family
cytokine produced by regulatory, but not effector, T-cells and
plays a role in immune suppression. It is a dimeric protein
composed of IL-12α and IL-27β chains, which are encoded by two
separate genes called IL12A and EBI3, respectively. Secreted by
regulatory T-cells (Tregs), IL-35 suppresses inflammatory
responses of immune cells. IL-35 is not constitutively expressed
in tissues, but the gene encoding IL-35 is transcribed by
vascular endothelial cells, smooth muscle cells and monocytes
after activation with proinflammatory stimuli. [1] Studies in
mice show the absence of either IL-35 chain from regulatory
Tregs reduces the cells' ability to suppress inflammation; this
has been observed during cell culture experiments and using an
experimental model for inflammatory bowel disease.[2] To produce
its suppressive effects, IL-35 has selective activities on
different T-cell subsets; it ind |
0.283577 | 9.596054 | 16 | Printing to console (No Scroll) Totte Karlsson mtk at Wed Jan
14 18:52:37 CET 2004 How can I print to the console without
having it scrolling to a new line for each print statement? I
want to print a count down in the console, but for each count it
scrolls the screen (of course). Is there another way? Here is
the simple script for now print "Closing window in :" for
second in range(10): print `10-second` +" seconds" More
information about the Python-list mailing list |
5.096585 | 0.380692 | -1 | February 1964 The Beatles' American invasion begins UK EP
release: All My Loving Press conference: London airport At
1pm The Beatles and their entourage returned to London Airport
from Le Bourget, Paris, following their often three-week
residency at the Olympia Theatre, Paris. Upon their arrival The
Beatles were greeted by around 100 screaming fans, after which
they gave their customary press conference. Live: Olympia
Theatre, Paris |
-0.789482 | 7.26899 | 8 | Take the 2-minute tour × When I try to port my current phone
number to Google Voice I get the following error: We currently
don't support porting from your carrier. My carrier is US
Cellular. Does anyone have a work around? I really want to keep
this number as I've had it for almost 20 years. I would be
willing to port my number to say T-Mobile if I could without a
contract, and then 30 days later port it to Google Voice. Has
anyone tried this or do you have another work around?
share|improve this question Not sure if this pertains to Google
voice in particular, so I'll just make it a comment and not an
answer, but there is difference between local numbers and mobile
numbers and not all vendors can port between the two. – MaQleod
Apr 20 '11 at 2:14 @MaQleod I have contacted US Cellular and
they say I can take my number anywhere. All I get from Google is
"you carrier isn't supported" even when I emailed support. I am
not sure if they are considered an land-line in the context you
are referring to – Lar |
-1.990642 | -0.112657 | -1 | plugging in to utah | Adweek plugging in to utah If Utah Gov.
Mike Leavitt has his way, visitors to the Winter Olympics will
leave with a newfound respect for a state that often feels
maligned by outsiders. Just in time for the Games, Leavitt OKed
a $750,000 ad push touting the state as a leader in technology.
"Most people have no perception of this state, and if they do,
it's all just mountains and Mormons," said Deborah Lindner of
the Utah Department of Economic Development, which is
coordinating the effort with Salt Lake City agency Euro RSCG/DSW
Partners. Using the slogan, "Utah! Where ideas connect," the
ads seek to blend the state's natural beauty with its tech
nological prowess. For example, one print ad has a ski-lift
gondola traveling up a line connected to a computer mouse. Copy
says Utah is one of the "most wired states in the nation." In
the weeks leading up to the Games, Leavitt hosted a number of
receptions in the Los Angeles area, inviting media and tech
types. The message was two fold: |
-0.488108 | 10.042892 | -1 | Take the 2-minute tour × I'm playing with CodeMirror, a
browser-based editor written in JavaScript. It has a pluggable
syntax highlighting component. I'd like to be able to take
standard lex files for an arbitrary language and generate a
lexer in JavaScript that I could plug into CodeMirror. Is there
such a lexer generator available? share|improve this question
possible duplicate of Lexer written in Javascript? – Bergi Sep
27 '12 at 22:15 @Bergi : I saw that, but I need something that
would accept a lex file as input. – Bartosz Milewski Sep 27 '12
at 23:17 So I guess the answer is no. – Bartosz Milewski Oct 2
'12 at 17:27 add comment 1 Answer I don't have a ready made
solution to your question, but I may be able to help by
recommending lexertl (http://www.benhanson.net/lexertl.html).
Although you will need to write a code generator yourself as
well as any semantic actions processing, lexertl offers a simple
interface to produce the state machines from your regular
expressions. The existing code genera |
3.969895 | 3.758763 | 35 | Doctor Doom From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to:
navigation, search Doctor Doom Publication information Publisher
Marvel Comics First appearance The Fantastic Four #5 (July 1962)
Created by Stan Lee Jack Kirby In-story information Alter ego
Dr. Victor von Doom Species Human Place of origin Earth Team
affiliations Terrible Trio The Cabal Future Foundation Doctor
Doom (also known as Victor von Doom of Latveria) is a fictional
character that appears in publications by Marvel Comics. The son
of gypsy witch Cynthia Von Doom, Doctor Doom is a recurring
supervillain, archenemy of the Fantastic Four, and leader of the
fictional nation of Latveria. He is both a genius inventor and a
sorcerer. While his chief opponents have been the Fantastic
Four, he has also frequently battled Spider-Man, Doctor Strange,
the Avengers, the X-Men, the Punisher, Blade, Iron Man, and the
Silver Surfer, among others. Doctor Doom has been featured in
other Marvel-endorsed media such as feature films, video games,
television se |
-2.567782 | 5.77609 | 81 | Saturday, April 2, 2011 Accidentally "Public" - Private
Companies: Watch Out for the 500 Shareholder Rule There has
been a trend for domestic companies to remain private longer
instead of rushing to an IPO (good recent example is Facebook).
It is not surprising, given the high costs associated with legal
and accounting compliance. Also, there is now a way to obtain
financing and provide liquidity in the secondary market without
being public. For example, this can be done through companies
like SecondMarket, which provide a trading platform for resales
of stock and other financial instruments issued by private
companies. There is a concern, however, that companies may
accidentally become “public” by triggering the 500 shareholder
rule. This may happen if, for example, shareholders grant or
sell some of their shares to others, thus increasing the total
number of shareholders. It may be difficult for a company to
control, unless it imposes stringent buy-sell restrictions in
its shareholders agreement. The 50 |
4.227353 | 0.495696 | 31 | 2 Chainz Feat Bun B & Big Krit - Pimps [VIDEO] 5.10 min. |
4.881516 user rating | 3509596 views 1. Bitch you know I
taught you better ;) 2. KRIT 3. R.I.P PIMP C... Would have
been dope if he was on this cut 4. Got a starting 5... 5.
Nig fell off after the robbery, fake trap clown 6. Bun B
killed it! 7. Rip pimp c 2chainz is pimpc j.r 9. Get deep
in the mind of a pro...take her where she never been, but where
she wanna go. - KRIT 10. I swear, my nigga KRIT be gettin
slept on. Hardest verse. 11. Pree dopee 12. All the
credit should go to the musician playing that saxophone. 13.
Ugk reprise...he couldn't of done it without the king himself
"BUN B" it's only right...classic !!!! 14. I even pimp in my
sleep hahaha 15. This my shit 16. Pimp all Day I even Pimp
In my "!!! 17. Big Krit had the best verse hands down 18.
holy fuck, that saxophone 19. 2 chainz' flow sounds so much
like pimp c I thought it was him at first... GOOD SHIT 20.
Beats with Jazz sa |
-4.489637 | 1.99092 | -1 | Roasted chickpeas are healthy, high-fiber snack food. Roasted
chickpeas are healthy, high-fiber snack food. (Tammy Ljungblad,
Kansas City Star) Back-to-school means so many things to so
many people. Kids feel a combination of excitement and
nervousness. Parents look forward to regular schedules and
knowing their kids will be learning after a summer of fun. But
for some parents, it can also mean the dreaded snack duty, that
unlikable task of providing a healthful snack for an entire
class of children. The stress that this task causes some
parents has been parodied in movies and television shows, and
has been a topic among working and stay-at-home parents. Many
find themselves confused when kids in the class have allergies
and the school says that snacks have to be healthful. What
exactly does that mean? What constitutes a healthful snack?
Besides boycotting, which isn't really an option because
children, especially small ones, need a snack or two during the
day to carry them from mealtime to mealtime, what |
-1.884858 | 6.768001 | -1 | 1. Will I receive a confirmation of my reservation? Upon
clicking "Confirm Reservation," the booking process is complete.
A confirmation number will immediately display on the screen and
an email confirmation will be sent to the address you provided
within 30 minutes of making your reservation. 2. How can I
review and/or modify my reservation before it has been
submitted? At any time before submitting your reservation, you
can select "Change Details" within the "Reservation Summary"
section on the right side of the page. 3. How can I review
and/or modify my reservation after it has been made? You may
review or modify your reservation online using your first name,
last name, and reservation confirmation number or credit card
number. Your details will be sent securely. Some reservations
may not be retrievable online. If you have problems retrieving
your reservation, please contact us. |
4.83814 | 0.594205 | -1 | Steve Israel: Songs that moved a generation corrupted to sell
juice, sneakers Steve Israel I winced when I heard one of the
best songs of Sunday's Grammy awards telecast. That song, the
Beatles' "Good Day Sunshine," was used to sell orange juice —
orange juice. Just like the Beatles' "In My Life" is used to
sell mattresses — mattresses. Is nothing sacred? Oh, I know.
All sorts of quality rockers sell stuff with their music. Bono
— Mr. Social Consciousness — sells iPads. John Mellencamp — Mr.
Man of the People — sells Chevys. Even Bob Dylan — Mr. Voice of
a Generation, or two, or three — sells Victoria's Secret, and
Pepsi. And, yes, Michael Jackson bought most of the Beatles
catalogue, much to the dismay of the Beatles and their
survivors. That's why other Beatles songs that Jackson bought,
like "Revolution," have been used to sell stuff like sneakers.
But c'mon. Lennon and McCartney didn't write those songs to sell
OJ or mattresses. As Paul McCartney said after "Revolution" was
used to sell those |
1.514142 | -0.678466 | -1 | Mar 22, 2010 Cinical Realism and Modern Chinese Art In 1985,
Chinese art saw the emergence of a new set of rebelling artists
led by Xu Bing. Between 1985 to 1988 China produced many good
artists and many new ways of looking at art. But this movement
was very short lived. The 1985 Movemet soon gave place to the
phase of Cynical Realism which continues to afflict the Chinese
Art. Xu Bings Scroll depicting 4000 senseless Chinese
characters heralded the begining of New Wave in Chinese Art
Liberalization of Chinese Economy had brought in a lot of
western attention to Chinese Art and soon Chinese art galleries
started to cater to the needs of this new set of buyers. Most of
these art works showed cynicism about Chinese administration.
This apparent rebelling style started with a lot of promise and
appeared that it would soon surpass the popularity of the
previous 85 Movement. Cynical Realism started with a bang, but
very soon lost all its steam. It always sold, but it lost all
its charge. They painted predomin |
0.65864 | 8.744867 | -1 | Sign up × I've been working on this for a while. This code:
Log.i(TAG, "stroke style: " + paint.getStyle()); Log.i(TAG,
"stroke cap: " + paint.getStrokeCap()); canvas.drawPoint(p.x,
p.y, paint); prints 'STROKE' and 'ROUND' to the logs, but draws
a black SQUARE to the map! Anyone know what I need to be doing
differently to produce a dot instead of a square!? EDIT I'm
going to give the below suggestion(s) of using drawCircle a
shot, but I was just confused I guess because everything I've
read indicates you should be able to indicate you want a circle
that way. One example being this google book entry
share|improve this question I think cap options are for Paths
and not for Shapes. – S.D. Feb 25 '13 at 18:46 3 Answers 3 up
vote 0 down vote accepted you can try drawCircle() with p.x and
p.y as center (first and second argument) and use 1 or 2 as
radius depend on how big you want the dot to be and use the
paint with stroke style FILL.. share|improve this answer Try
to use drawCircle instead circlePain |
-0.27266 | 8.748041 | -1 | Women in Technology Hear us Roar Unfinished Business Part 2:
Closing the Circle Subject: Name them... Date: 2003-07-12
10:51:17 From: anonymous2 "But a majority of medium and large
enterprises have switched over to Active Directory because it's
not possible to run a large Windows shop without it." Last time
I checked, many Fortune 1000 companies were still eDirectory (or
even NDS) shops or remained NT Domain shops. We have Windows
2000 but stuck with the NT Domain model. It wasn't important
anyways as we have Novell's directory service in play and use
Novell Account Manager to manage both NDS/eDirectory and the NT
Domain model. NAM will also manage UNIX PAM and Windows
ActiveDirectory services. Using other Novell tools such as
DirXML we can control just about anything. Microsoft's
equivalent is more of an "uberdirectory" than a metadirectory.
In that, the data is controlled and stored in AD rather than
sync'd as in eDirectory with the other services. This means that
while eDirectory remains lean |
-4.279731 | 2.584805 | 70 | Health knowledge made personal Join this community! › Share
page: Search posts: Eat during hard exercise, even if you want
to lose weight Posted Jan 29 2008 10:04am Don't skip snacks
during a long bike ride or other hard exercise, even if weight
loss is your goal. You will need to eat food or drink sugared
beverages to be able to ride long enough to burn significant
calories and lose weight. Your muscles need a constant supply of
sugar to keep you going. Cyclists who do not eat run out of
their stored muscle sugar in about two hours. When you run out
of stored muscles sugar, your muscles hurt and you lose
coordination. You will not be able to ride fast because when
your muscles run out of their stored sugar, they use fat for
energy. Fat is not an efficient source of energy for exercising
intensely. You will ride much faster when your muscles are full
of sugar. Intense exercise helps you to burn extra calories
after you finish your ride. Taking food or sugared drinks during
a ride will allow you to exercise |
-2.768877 | 4.777903 | -1 | After this item, on Friday, about speculation that the Chinese
government might stonewall and refuse even the slightest gesture
toward revaluing its RMB currency; and this news, yesterday,
that at least some "flexibility" will resume, here's a note from
Damien Ma, of the Eurasia Group. He's the one with whom I've had
several video "China Today" discussions, of which there will be
more shortly. He writes: I think this was ultimately a
political decision, and was in some way a signal of the mutual
leverage between the US and China. There was a time during the
depths of the economic crisis when the currency peg had a
decidedly economic logic, but I think once they saw their 1Q GDP
was growing at 12%, that turned the corner on thinking. The
argument [inside China] had always been between the exporters
and the inflation hawks (the liberal financial set in the
central bank, think tanks, et al). The exporters quickly lost
their support when the emphasis shifted to inflation and
overheating. Of course, the eurozone |
4.102102 | 3.62766 | 35 | main index Topical Tropes Other Categories TV Tropes Org
Comicbook: The Falcon So wait, who's Falcon and who's Redwing
again? Samuel Thomas "Sam" Wilson also known as The Falcon is a
Marvel Comics superhero introduced in Captain America #117
(September 1969). Born and raised in Harlem, New York, Sam was
initially a happy child who was quite fond of birds. As a teen,
his experiences with racism and his parents' deaths made him
bitter, jaded and angry. Leaving his past behind him, he becomes
"Snap" Wilson, a professional criminal, gang member, and pimp.
While traveling to Rio de Janeiro, he purchases a pet falcon and
names it Redwing. Attempting to hijack a plane filled with
laundered money, Snap crashed it into the Isle of Exiles. Snap
and Redwing are found by the Red Skull. Red Skull uses the
Cosmic Cube to alter Snap's memory, from being a criminal and
pimp to social worker. The cube also gives him an empathic link
with Redwing, giving him an ability to communicate with him
telepathically and see tho |
3.276115 | 4.834636 | 2 | Dynasty Warriors 8 got an 8.7 at IGN #1mmpepsiPosted
7/18/2013 11:43:56 AM Dynasty Warriors is making a comeback!
#2Mega WolfPosted 7/18/2013 11:44:42 AM Whoa, didn't expect
that... "What's with you and this "purify" thing? For some
reason I doubt your knights are packing soap and bubble bath in
that armour." ~Ryudo #3iPr0kkaFTWPosted 7/18/2013 11:45:38 AM
Even Destructoid gave it a 9 out of 10. wtf? #4Ryder3185Posted
7/18/2013 11:46:38 AM a score higher than 6!?!??!?!?!
IMPOSSIBLE!!!!! i am actually surprised. im a huge fan of the
series, and never cared about review scores, but i am surprised
by this. "Game over man, game over." #5MrMikeMaPosted 7/18/2013
11:50:59 AM Wow, they finally left enough in the budget to send
the reviewers a check with their review copy. I guess the merge
with Tecmo helped afterall. #6Final_TranPosted 7/18/2013
11:52:13 AM WOAH really? Did they change it up drastically? :O I
just heard that they added a what if mode PSN: Trannol
#7docman864Posted 7/18/2013 11:55:52 AM ign sco |
5.382476 | 0.81002 | 13 | Tempo Recordings. Compulsion Comforter (Interscope)
(STAR)(STAR)(STAR... January 26, 1995|By Greg Kot. Comforter
(Interscope) (STAR)(STAR)(STAR) 1/2 The debt to the Pixies'
"Surfer Rosa" and Nirvana's "Nevermind" is obvious, which keeps
this whip-lash disc from drawing even higher praise. But there
isn't a dead spot to be found, as guitars and drums rampage from
peak to peak in filler-free two- and three-minute bursts. What
keeps this from becoming alterna-rock parody, on the order of
Stone Temple Pilots' Seattle homage, is the songwriting: A
chance discovery is turned into a haunting meditation
("Rapejacket"), while "Domestique" and "Eating" concisely
illuminate paranoia and obsession. |
0.52468 | 0.744643 | -1 | Bodegas de Santo Tomas Established 1888 Located in Ensenada,
Baja California Norte Phone Number 646-178-3333 Web Page none
Tasting Room Daily, Tours 11am, 1 & 3 pm. (tour charge) Current
Production 85,000 acres Vineyard Size 865 acres property, 420
acres in vines The origin of Santo Tomas is inextricably tied to
the Spanish mission movement in Mexico. Whenever a new mission
was established in the New World, vineyards were planted and
sacramental wine was made. By the time they decided to found a
mission just south of Ensenada, the Dominican order was in
charge. In 1791 they named it the Mission of Saint Tomas
Aquinas, located in what is today the Valle de Santo Tomas. This
valley turned out to be a very favorable location for both the
mission and sacramental wine production. In 1857, the Mexican
government expropriated all church property and the land was
sold off. In 1888 it was bought by two Ensenada businessmen, Don
Francisco de Andonegui and Don Miguel Ormart, who founded
Bodegas de Santo Tomas and began |
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