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namespace protobuf {

class Message;
class FieldDescriptor;

using internal::shared_ptr;

namespace python {

struct CMessage;

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  // Pointer to the C++ Message that this ExtensionDict extends.
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  // A dict of child messages, indexed by Extension descriptors.
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extern PyTypeObject ExtensionDict_Type;

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ExtensionDict* NewExtensionDict(CMessage *parent);

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//
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PyObject* len(ExtensionDict* self);

// Releases extensions referenced outside this dictionary to keep outside
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//
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int ReleaseExtension(ExtensionDict* self,
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// Gets an extension from the dict for the given extension descriptor.
//
// Returns a new reference.
PyObject* subscript(ExtensionDict* self, PyObject* key);

// Assigns a value to an extension in the dict. Can only be used for singular
// simple types.
//
// Returns 0 on success, -1 on failure.
int ass_subscript(ExtensionDict* self, PyObject* key, PyObject* value);

// Clears an extension from the dict. Will release the extension if there
// is still an external reference left to it.
//
// Returns None on success.
PyObject* ClearExtension(ExtensionDict* self,
                                       PyObject* extension);

// Checks if the dict has an extension.
//
// Returns a new python boolean reference.
PyObject* HasExtension(ExtensionDict* self, PyObject* extension);

// Gets an extension from the dict given the extension name as opposed to
// descriptor.
//
// Returns a new reference.
PyObject* _FindExtensionByName(ExtensionDict* self, PyObject* name);

}  // namespace extension_dict
}  // namespace python
}  // namespace protobuf

}  // namespace google
#endif  // GOOGLE_PROTOBUF_PYTHON_CPP_EXTENSION_DICT_H__


A simple philosophy for a simple life . . .
I recently stumbled upon this item and its explanation while surfing the Internet, and I felt obligated to share it with the legions (?) of blog readers that find their way to my postings. I consider this simple philosophy equal to—nay, greater than—the combined contributions of Michelangelo, Oedipus, Plato, Zeno, Socrates, Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson combined.
A simple philosophy for a simple life, including the title, the image and the explanation below the image is offered up by so many different sources that accurate attribution is impossible. I will, however, state categorically that neither the title nor the image nor the explanation is original with me. I'm just passing it along because I found it both funny and factual. Enjoy!
This is a deceptively simple philosophy that I have been working on and refining for most of my life. I am delighted to say that I believe I have refined it down to its essence sufficiently enough to share it with a select band of friends that may appreciate its elegance and simplicity.
While wandering around in the bowels of my archived postings on WordPress, I found this brilliantly worded essay. On re-reading it I was so enthralled by the superior quality of the writing that I felt obliged to bring it out of the Stygian darkness of the archives and offer it up to newcomers to my blog, and to any long-time followers that may have overlooked it, whether by accident or through deliberation. It's a good read, featuring bits of our nation's history of lost wars and a self-analysis of one who was a participant—at the scene, so to speak, and qualified to discuss such activities. Click here to read about my arrival in the Far East.
As does virtually every family, mine has a shoe box filled with snapshots of family and friends spanning decades of living and loving and working, showing many of the places where we lived and worked and places where we went for recreational purposes. I recently found an old black-and-white photo of a certain 17-year-old warrior, a young lad that somehow made his way to Japan somewhere between the ages of 17 and 18 years, an age at which he should have been at home in Columbus, Mississippi enrolled in the eleventh grade at Stephen D. Lee High School, working at various part-time jobs, chasing girls and striving mightily to maintain a C-average.
I was intrigued by the differences between that lad then and the same person now, some 60 years later. I was captivated by the photo, taken sixty years ago in 1950 in front of temporary quarters in the city of Fukuoka on the Japanese island of Kyushu—so captivated that I decided to share it with my viewers.
I refer to this lad as a warrior based on the knowledge that during the summer of 1950, shortly after North Korea invaded South Korea, he was en route to Korea from Japan to help in our war to keep South Korea free from communism, and would continue in that effort for the next 15 months. Some nineteen years later he would be in Vietnam for thirteen months with a similar purpose—to help South Vietnam in its struggle against a takeover of the country by the Viet Cong, aided by North Vietnam regulars with help from Russia and China.
In both instances—the war in Korea and the one in Vietnam—he was unsuccessful, and his contributions were for naught. The Korean War ended in a truce that exists to this day, and the Vietnam War ended, for better or worse, in a united Vietnam—the communists won and we lost.
Examine the photo closely—have you ever seen a cockier, more in-your-face, more arrogant and defiant stance? This is a youth of seventeen, some six or seven inches over five feet tall, weighing 115 pounds with a 28-inch waist, dressed in regulation one-piece fatigue coveralls with a fatigue cap on top and un-shined GI brogans on the bottom. Either the cuffs of the coveralls are turned up or the coveralls are too short. The cap is pushed back rather than squared off, hands are in pockets, sleeves are partially rolled up, collar is turned up—a harbinger of the Elvis style to come, still some six years in the future. The first several buttons of the fatigues are unbuttoned revealing no undershirt and a really skinny unhairy chest. And most important, even at that tender age the lad is exhibiting a strong leaning to the right, a stance that incidentally exists to this day, and if it gets much more pronounced I—oops, I mean he—will be unable to stand up without falling.
I am fairly certain that any reader of this posting has already guessed that the lad in the photo is the same person that is writing this posting for his blog on Word Press—yes, I refer to my mother's youngest son, The King of Texas—that lad is yours truly at the wizened age of seventeen.
My mother's youngest son bears little resemblance to that 1950s figure, although he still leans to the right in any political stance, and rather than one-piece fatigues he putters around in sweats and house slippers at home and wears jeans, a pullover shirt and sneakers for occasions such as weddings, funerals, jury duty and similar formal events.
That cocky in-your-face defiance is exactly the kind of guy I want going to war for this country! Thank you for serving with such gusto and guts.
Hi, Sue, Bless yore little ol' pea-picking heart. Do you remember Tennessee Ernie Ford and his radio show? Do you remember radio? You have made my day! (Note the exclamation points!) You have a way of reaching the core of any thought and any situation and encapsulating and expressing it in a thoroughly remarkable and memorable manner.
I wanted to use the gerund of capsule by adding "ing" but nothing looked right, not capsuleing or capsulling or capsulleing, and all three were rejected by my spell checker, so I took a path less traveled and used encapsulate, a word that happily accepted the "ing." I haven't given up yet. Capsule can be used as a verb and therefore has to have a gerund form—I just ain't yet found it.
Thanks for visiting and thanks for the comment—y'all come back, ya' hear!
Analysis of a 17-year-old warrior . . .
As does virtually every family, mine has a shoebox filled with snapshots of family and friends spanning decades of living and loving and working, showing many of the places where we lived and worked and places where we went for recreational purposes. I recently found an old black-and-white photo of a certain 17-year old warrior, a young lad that somehow made his way to Japan somewhere between the ages of 17 and 18 years, an age at which he should have been at home in Columbus, Mississippi enrolled in the eleventh grade at Stephen D. Lee High School, working at various part-time jobs, chasing girls and striving mightily to maintain a C-average.
 Examine the photo closely—have you ever seen a cockier, more in-your-face, more arrogant and defiant stance? This is a youth of seventeen, some six or seven inches over five feet tall, weighing 115 pounds with a 28-inch waist, dressed in regulation one-piece fatigue coveralls with a fatigue cap on top and unshined GI brogans on the bottom. Either the cuffs of the coveralls are turned up or the coveralls are too short. The cap is pushed back rather than squared off, hands are in pockets, sleeves are partially rolled up, collar is turned up—a harbinger of the Elvis style to come, still some six years in the future. The first several buttons of the fatigues are unbuttoned revealing no undershirt and a really skinny unhairy chest. And most important, even at that tender age the lad is exhibiting a strong leaning to the right, a stance that incidentally exists to this day, and if gets much more pronounced I—oops, I mean he—will be unable to stand up without falling.


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H had worked in a tanning salon for five years. Standard procedure was that new customers had to fill in a self-analysis form to determine how many minutes they could spend on a sunbed, they would then be given information on the dangers of using sunbeds. This leaflet contained a disclaimer, which was a regulatory requirement for the salon's licence and a requirement of its insurers.
H did not ask a new customer to fill out a form, something that she admitted she knew she was supposed to do. She said that it was a 'one-off incident', that it was a slow day during which she felt tired and lethargic, and that the customer seemed to know what she wanted.
Brenda Shirley, a director of the company, asked her daughter, Linda Shirley (a former director of the company), to carry out an investigation, after which H was suspended. At a further investigatory meeting, attended by both of the Ms Shirleys and Ms Pepper (H's line manager) Ms Pepper complained that she had been harassed by H about the allegations made against her and that H's boyfriend had been unpleasant when he came to collect her wages during her suspension.
H was invited to a disciplinary hearing and was charged with a failure to comply with the company's procedures. Linda Shirley chaired the discipline meeting and dismissed H for gross misconduct. H complained that she had been unfairly dismissed. The employment tribunal agreed, finding that the company had breached the ACAS Code of Practice and its own disciplinary procedure by having Linda Shirley undertake both the investigation and disciplinary hearing.
The company had a potentially fair reason for dismissing H, but it had wrongly taken into account H's alleged 'bad attitude', which she had never been formally warned about. In addition, the tribunal thought that the employer had inappropriately taken into account the poor behaviour of H's boyfriend, rather than concentrating on the matter in hand (her alleged misconduct). However, H had contributed to her dismissal. She knew the importance of requiring customers to fill in the necessary paperwork. Her tiredness on the day in question was not an excuse. Her compensation was therefore reduced to zero.
He must have two years' continuous employment (however, see below for a list of automatic unfair dismissals).
Only those employed under a contract of employment are able to claim the protection of unfair dismissal and constructive unfair dismissal. However, it's not always easy to determine who is an employee and who has other working status (see Employment Contracts). In the early 2000s, there was a series of cases during which the senior courts were prepared to give credence to the view that in certain circumstances an agency worker may become an employee, with the consequent right to complain of unfair dismissal.
To the relief of employers, this line of thinking was reversed in 2008 when the Court of Appeal said that unless there were any grounds to consider that an agency worker was anything else, he would go on being treated as an agency worker. The mere passage of time didn't confer any rights as an employee. It is a question of circumstances.
J had been working for Greenwich Council since 2001, providing her services through a series of temp agencies. During this time, she did not enter into any written contract with Greenwich Council, and was not entitled to sickness or holiday benefits. She did, however, sign a contract with the temp agency, which described her as a self-employed worker.
Where there is a pre-existing contractual arrangement and the agency is merely acting as an agent for the purposes of paying wages to the temp, it believed the tribunal would be entitled to conclude that these arrangements were a sham, and that the original contract was never brought to an end.
In the same year that James was decided there was another decision by a senior court giving an agency worker employment rights. The decisive factor in that case was that the agency worker had directly negotiated some terms of the contract and it hadn't been done through the agency.
While the James decision helped to clarify the status of agency workers, The Agency Workers Regulations 2010 which came into force on 1 October 2011 give certain rights to agency workers after 12 weeks' work and prohibit detrimental treatment or dismissal of agency workers on the ground of their status.
This means that agency workers are entitled to the same basic working and employment conditions as those employed directly by the end-user ('hirer') on completion of 12 consecutive weeks in the same role for the same hirer.
Basic working and employment conditions are those relating to pay, working time, rest breaks and annual leave. Pay for these purposes is any amount paid in connection with the employment or engagement and includes bonuses, fees or commissions that are directly attributable to the amount or quality of the work done by the worker and benefits in the form of fixed value vouchers or stamps. Pay does not include contractual payments relating to sick leave, pension, redundancy or maternity, adoption or paternity leave.
In most cases, an employee has to have two years' service qualification to claim unfair dismissal. The date on which an employee starts work is included when computing the period of continuous employment for the purposes of unfair dismissal.
Note that the following cases were brought under the previous service qualification requirements, which were one year. However, they demonstrate the legal principles.
In this case, O'B started her employment with the employer, PJ, on 8 April 2002. She was given one week's written notice by a letter posted by hand to her home on 27 March 2003 (while she was away on holiday) which she did not receive until Monday 31 March 2003.
O'B brought a claim for unfair dismissal. The tribunal decided that she did not have one year's continuity of employment and so could not bring her claim. It considered that her period of notice had begun on Friday 28 March 2003 and had expired on Thursday 3 April 2003.
The EAT overturned the decision and stated that the start date of the notice period was 1 April 2003 and the end date was 7 April 2003, meaning the claim was admissible.
The employer appealed, arguing that one year's continuous service would not be accrued until 8 April 2003. The Court of Session disagreed, holding that the first day of work and the effective date of termination must be included in the calculation and on that basis, O'B had a year's continuous service on 7 April and was able to make a claim.
If an employee is dismissed in breach of contract because he has not been given sufficient notice, there is no right to claim damages on the basis that had he been given his contractual notice, he would have been employed for more than a year and thereby entitled to claim unfair dismissal.
H was summarily dismissed on 2 March 2001, 33 days short of the one-year qualifying period needed to bring a claim for unfair dismissal. Her employment contract specified three months' notice. She brought a successful claim for wrongful dismissal, and the tribunal awarded three months' salary as damages, being the notice period that H should have received.
The tribunal also awarded a further sum for 'loss of opportunity to claim unfair dismissal'. VN appealed against the award. The EAT upheld its appeal, ruling that such an award was not available as a matter of law. H appealed unsuccessfully.
There was no right to claim compensation for loss of an opportunity to claim unfair dismissal, and therefore the tribunal had been wrong to award damages under this head. Parliament had stated that a worker does not have the right to claim unfair dismissal unless they have one year's continuous service. The effective date of termination (EDT) can only be postponed by reference to statutory notice procedures.
Where there is a genuine dismissal the employee is not entitled to notice so the period of statutory notice does extend the period of service.
Ms Wileman, a recruitment consultant, was summarily dismissed for gross misconduct two days before her two-year anniversary with her employer. There was no process carried out before her dismissal or any right to appeal. She lodged a grievance, but no hearing took place. She lodged an unfair dismissal claim. Her employer argued that she didn't have the necessary two years' service. She argued that adding the statutory minimum notice of one week would take her over the line.
In the Court of Appeal, the Court found that the case boiled down to a question of statutory interpretation. Where an employer has the right to summarily dismiss an employee where, at common law, it is entitled to do so (e.g. gross misconduct), then the employee isn't entitled to statutory notice and the employee cannot extend the effective date of termination by the period of statutory notice.
It is a common misconception that dismissing employees who do not have two years of service will mean that they will not face an employment tribunal claim. In consequence employers often dispense with the usual dismissal procedures.
Although in many situations, dismissing an employee who does not have two years' service will be low risk, there are a range of exceptions to the rule, so it is not 'no risk'.
The general rule is that employees require 103 weeks' (rather than 104 weeks') service to bring an ordinary unfair dismissal claim. This is because for the purposes of an unfair or constructive dismissal claim they would be allowed to include their statutory entitlement to one week's notice which is deemed to give them two complete years of service.
Employers often assume that if the qualifying service requirement isn't met then there is no risk of a claim arising from the dismissal. This is not true. There are significant exceptions to the general rule on qualifying service and there are other claims linked to dismissal which have no qualifying service requirement. This means that you must give thought to the reason for, and circumstances of dismissal. If there are any red flags please ensure you get in touch with us.
Some dismissals can be described as automatically unfair in the sense that, if one of those reasons is established, a tribunal must find the dismissal unfair. In other claims of unfair dismissal, the court has to consider the two-stage question – see above.
The following is a list of automatically unfair dismissals.
Where an employee is dismissed or selected for redundancy for an automatically unfair reason, the two-year service qualification does not apply.
Dismissals where there is a transfer of an undertaking.
Performing or proposing to perform the functions of a health and safety representative or member of a committee, either in accordance with arrangements established by statute or after being recognised as such by the employer.
The 'no upper limit' rule also applies if the employee was selected for redundancy and the reason for the selection was one of the above reasons.
Claims for unfair dismissal and constructive unfair dismissal must normally be lodged with an employment tribunal within three months of the effective date of termination (EDT). Before making a claim the employee must put in a request to ACAS for early conciliation. This usually lasts up to a month. During the conciliation process, the time limit is paused and has the effect of extending the limitation period.
Where the employer does not serve notice on the employee but dismisses him without requiring him to work his notice, paying him for the notice period instead (pay in lieu of notice), the three months period runs from the date of dismissal.
Note that difficulties can sometimes arise for employers where they wish to communicate a dismissal to an employee who is absent from the workplace (for example, because of sickness or absence without leave). The problems associated with dismissal by post were considered in the case of Gisda Cyf v Barrett.
Miss Barrett was informed that she had been dismissed by her employer by way of a recorded delivery letter. The letter informed her that she had been summarily dismissed for gross misconduct.
Miss Barrett lodged a claim for unfair dismissal with the Employment Tribunal, but the employer claimed that she was outside the three month time limit for bringing a claim. The employer claimed that the date of termination was the date when the dismissal letter was written and posted. Miss Barrett claimed that it was the date that she actually opened the letter and became aware that she had been dismissed.
The Supreme Court has decided that where a dismissal is communicated by way of a letter sent to the employee at home, provided that the employee had neither gone away deliberately to avoid receiving the letter nor avoided opening it and reading it, the effective date of termination of employment – and thus the date from when the three month time limit starts running – is when the letter is actually read by the employee, not when it is posted or even when it arrives in the post.
The EDT can sometimes be extended. For example, when an employee is too unwell to make a claim in the usual limitation period. This extension can also be used in constructive dismissal cases.


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Scraps – [BONES] & [Lyson]
BONES, Lyson
It should be no secret to you that BONES is probably the most prominent underground legend in the entire landscape of music, but if that's new to you, you probably have a lot of catching up to do. Luckily, he is never one to slow down or put his foot on the breaks, and this year more than ever seems to prove that. In 2021 alone, BONES has released 5 full-length albums throughout the year, and with the fact that we're still a month out from the new year, he might not even be done.
Instead of lingering in the uncertainty of what the rest of the year will bring for the Michigan star, I want to focus on the present, and that's because he just dropped off another full-length album entitled Scraps, but the outcome is anything but a collection of loosies. Teaming up with TeamSESH producer Lyson on this release, he is able to give BONES a plethora of different sounds that bring out his aptitudes and let his skills shine more than ever. I just feel like working with an in-house producer that you have so much chemistry with always yields the best results, and this project is definitely evidence of my point of view.
Opening up strong with "CousinEDDIE", a horn shines out as drums and percussion pierce through to your soul. While the instrumental is super hard, BONES' delivery is full of violence, hitting your ears with so much aggression and assault that you might feel personally attacked, but that's what makes it such a great opener, in my opinion. Later on, "DeadEnd" hits you like a brick wall as the piano keys tickle your eardrums while BONES' hard-hitting deliveries continue to rattle off like a bat out of Hell.
A few songs later, we arrive at "CallWaiting" which features a frantic melody and intense percussive elements, but this time around, BONES decides to lighten his delivery and sing some serene yet almost melancholic notes that could fit in at a religious ceremony just as well as they would in an underground concert.
Finally, the last song I personally wanted to highlight is "WeCanGetGum", although I could go on for days about every other track featured on this album. This one boasts a low-key beat that incorporates a troublesome melody with ruthless percussion that doesn't work too hard to overpower BONES' natural talents. His flows on this record are just impeccable as he moves on from line to line, allowing his vocal effects to echo right into the next bar seamlessly.
BONES is obviously a legend if I haven't made that clear enough yet, but Scraps is just more evidence of this, making it an album you need to check out as the weather continues to grow cold and the days begin to shorten because this time of the year is the perfect time to tap in with BONES' unique and menacing sound.
OozinDawg 2 – [Tae Dawg]
PG County, Maryland rapper Tae Dawg has been one of the most exciting voices in an underground scene that has been going cold to a certain degree lately, standing alongside artists like Joony and Lil Gray who continue to keep the equally unique and influential scene moving forwards. With the...
SK8 Baller (Deluxe) – [FlashyWes]
I wish I had found FlashyWes's original SK8 Baller project early enough to write about it in the first place but lucky for me he is back with a deluxe version to the tape with four new tracks that are equally if not more enjoyable than the original. The Detroit rapper who...

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Q: Spatial Database Connection String From MS Access, I'd like to create a link to the attribute table of an SDE feature class in a spatial database.  For example, I have the following connection string which works for an OLE DB connection:
ODBC;DRIVER=SQL Server;SERVER=WCARCSDE00;Trusted_Connection=Yes;DATABASE=MyDb

I want the equivalent connection string for a Spatial Database Connection.  Something like the following (which does not actually do what I want because the SERVICE parameter is ignored):
ODBC;DRIVER=SQL Server;SERVER=WCARCSDE00;SERVICE=sde:sqlserver:wcarcsde00;Trusted_Connection=Yes;DATABASE=MyDb

Is this possible?  Do I have some fundamental misunderstanding about how this all works?

A: MS Access doesn't know what an SDE feature class is, so you don't need to do anything special to connect to a "spatial" database.
Feature class attributes are conveniently stored in tables that match the name of the feature class.
You can directly connect to the underlying SQL database and work with the tables.  However, beware of adding new rows or making changes to the identity fields (OBJECTID or FID) - SDE won't like that at all.

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UK Women's Post Game Notes Following Loss to Texas A&M
Posted at 12:08 AM, Mar 01, 2019
The Kentucky Women's Basketball team lost its home finale on Thursday night to Texas A&M, 62-55. The Wildcats will need a win at Georgia on Sunday to lock up a top four seed for next week's SEC Tournament.
Here are some other interesting notes following the loss both for the team and individually.
No. 11/13 Kentucky 55, No. 19/18 Texas A&M 62 – FINAL
Team Records and Series Notes
Kentucky moves to 23-6 on the year and 10-5 in the league while Texas A&M is now 22-6, 11-4 in the SEC.
Texas A&M leads the all-time series in games played against Kentucky, 6-4, including a 3-1 mark in games played in Lexington.
The road team in the game has won six of the last eight meetings in the series.
The two teams met earlier this season in College Station with the Aggies winning 73-71.
UK is now 821-538 all-time in its 45 years as a program.
Matthew Mitchell is in his 12th year with the Wildcats and holds a 279-123 record. Mitchell is 309-152 overall in 14 years as a head coach.
Kentucky is ranked No. 11 in the Associated Press Top 25 and No. 13 in the USA Today/Coaches Top 25.
Kentucky's loss snaps a six-game winning streak for the Wildcats, which was its longest of the year in conference play and the longest active streak in the league.
The Wildcats will return to action Sunday at Georgia at 1 p.m. ET. The game will be broadcast on SEC Network+, while Darren Headrick will have the call on radio on the UK Sports Network.
Team Notes
Kentucky used the starting combination of senior guard Taylor Murray, senior guard Maci Morris, freshman guard Rhyne Howard, sophomore forward KeKe McKinney and sophomore forward Tatyana Wyatt.
The Wildcats are 20-5 this season when using this starting combination.
The Aggies started the game on a 9-2 run to force a Kentucky timeout with 7:21 to go in the first quarter.
Texas A&M hit four of its first four shots and went 8-of-16 overall from the field to take a 19-7 lead into the second quarter.
UK went just 3-of-13 from the field in the first quarter for seven points, which was its lowest scoring first quarter this season and tied the lowest scoring output in any quarter this season.
The Wildcats outscored the Aggies 19-9 in the second quarter to cut the halftime lead to 28-26.
UK went on a 19-3 run in the second quarter to take a one-point lead at 26-25 with 1:26 remaining in the half before the Aggies hit three free-throws in the final minutes to retake the lead into the break.
Part of the comeback for Kentucky was a 12-0 run in the second quarter which was the second longest run of the season for UK against an SEC opponent.
UK went 7-of-16 from the field in the second quarter while the Aggies went 2-of-14.
Kentucky retook the lead at 41-40 with 3:40 left in the third quarter but the Aggies answered with a 8-0 run to force a UK timeout up 48-41 with 2:07 left in the quarter.
The Wildcats started the fourth quarter on a 9-3 run to cut the Aggies lead to one at 54-53 with 6:16 lefty in the game but the Aggies ended the game on 8-2 run to seal the 62-55 win.
UK shot 36.1 percent from the field in the game while the Aggies shot 41.1 percent.
The Wildcats are now 7-6 this season when they shoot a lower percentage than their opponents and 3-5 in league play.
Senior guard Taylor Murray scored nine points with five assists and three steals.
Murray now has 1,319 career points and ranks 19th all-time in points scored.
Murray has 432 career assists which ranks sixth most in program history. She needs 10 more to tie Stacey Reed for fifth all-time in program history.
Murray has 275 career steals which ranks tied for fifth most in program history. She needs three more steals to move into the top five in program history.
Freshman guard Rhyne Howard scored seven points with three rebounds.
Howard has scored 457 points this season which ranks third most by a freshman in a season in program history. She needs 36 more point to tie A'dia Mathies for second. She needs 184 more points to tie Valerie Still for the program record.
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Senior guard Maci Morris led Kentucky with 11 points, hitting three 3s.
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By	Mark H. Gay
InterContinental Hotels Group returned to the Moscow luxury market in 2011. Its hotel sports "a classic Russian design with a contemporary feel".
Moscow's luxury hotels will see some long-delayed additions this year. The global banking crisis made financing elusive, but several projects are back on track.
Four Seasons is due to open its first Moscow Hotel in the fall. It was delayed for three years, partly by the change of ownership of Hotel Moskva, the replica of the 1930s hotel situated between Teatralnaya and Manezhnaya Squares. It will have 175 rooms, including 36 suites, and 1,400 square meters of meeting space.
This month, Russia's Hals-Development, and Citer Invest of the Netherlands began building the 1Q-Quarter complex in the Moscow City business district, which will house a 5-star hotel and 104 apartments managed by Sofitel.
Hals is also this year beginning the redevelopment of the Peking Hotel, a landmark at Triumfalnaya Square, which was built in 1955 by Dmitry Chechulin. It plans to retain internal spaces along with original Chinese motifs discovered prior to the renovation. It will have 236 rooms but is not expected to open until 2017, under Fairmont Hotels and Resorts.
While the financial crisis choked bank finance, it also hit occupancy and average rates which fell 30 percent. Last year, average rates across the hotel sector finally began to approach pre-crisis levels, but luxury hotels struggled to raise rates by more than a few percentage points.
That is not putting off investors, according to Olga Fazullina, manager of Hospitality and Leisure Corporate Finance at KPMG. "Due to a large number of luxury hotels under construction in Moscow, the announcement of new projects in this segment has gradually slowed down. However, despite moderate growth in the previous year, the average daily rate of Moscow hotels is still ranked among the highest in the world. Combined with recovering occupancy this provides a very attractive margin for potential investors."
International brands do not usually build or own hotels nowadays, describing their strategy as asset light, to insulate themselves from the fluctuations of the property market. However, foreign investors are also thin on the ground due to perceived country risk, according to Scott Antel, partner and head of Hospitality and Leisure for Russia, CIS and Turkey, at DLA Piper.
Luxury hotels are largely built and traded among Russian nationals, often for reasons other than return on investment, Antel said. "You can't really invite your friends to the coal mine or the gas field, but you can take them to your hotel. However, those aesthetic reasons are nothing to do with business. If someone wants to make money from hotels, they build lots of small boxes in a big box."
There are not many luxury hotels in Moscow if the category is defined carefully, says David Jenkins, head of Hotels and Hospitality, Russia and CIS, at Jones Lang LaSalle. Rather, there are many 5 star hotels. "We have Ritz Carlton and Park Hyatt as luxury hotels. They are brands that are recognized globally as top luxury. There are others that call themselves luxury but maybe are not because they are not obtaining the pricing that a luxury should get."
"At the moment here the segmentation is not so broad because of the lack of supply and lack of maturity of supply."
The InterContinental Hotels Group returned to the Moscow luxury market in 2011, managing a 203-room hotel at 22 Tverskaya Ulitsa, owned by Business Centre on Tverskaya LLC. Asked what characteristics define a luxury hotel, Yulia Pimenova, director of sales and marketing at InterContinental Moscow Tverskaya, responded: "Our brand and high level of service. Every aspect of the hotel's design and amenities has been chosen to reflect InterContinental's commitment to delivering authentic and enriching experiences to its guests."
The hotel was designed by London interior architectural design studio Alex Kravetz Design. This gives the InterContinental Moscow Tverskaya "the look and feel of a grand boutique, combining classic Russian design with a contemporary feel," Pimenova said.
Other hotels have been upgrading their services. The Ararat Park Hyatt, this month opened its Park Suites, aiming for the feel of a private home.
Despite the growing luxury hotel segment in Moscow, however, one key element is missing: the wealthy independent traveller. Most tourists come in groups, on package tours. "If you are sitting in London and you want to go to a historical city in Europe for a weekend, you may think of Venice, Florence, Budapest or St Petersburg. But you'll say. 'Oh, we need a visa for St. Petersburg. Forget that'.
"That's why hotels in Moscow are 70 to 80 percent corporate business," said JLL's David Jenkins. "You do get high-end tourists, but it is a lot of groups. You can see them on the streets, especially in St. Petersburg in the summer. Both cities would benefit greatly from a change in the visa program."
Other projects in the luxury pipeline include the Mandarin Oriental Moscow, which is being built on the site of the mostly-demolished Hotel Lux on Tverskaya Ulitsa. Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group will manage the 262-room hotel. The construction project switched hands last year from Russian businessman-now-Georgian politician Boris Ivanishvili, to the B&N group.
The Raffles Hotel was announced in 2008 by Russia's ALT Corporation and is being developed at the crossroads of Nikolskaya Ulitsa and Bogoyavlensky Pereulok in Kitai-Gorod.
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Many people identify themselves in material terms, according to things such as their race, place of birth, occupation, and personal accomplishments. When we first meet someone, we might ask, "Where are you from? What do you do for work?" We link ourselves so closely with merely human characteristics and events that they seem to become our identity.


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Why is @Guardian giving a platform to Hizb ut-Tahrir?
By Guest/Cross Post on July 29, 2015 • ( 7 Comments )
This post was written by Dave Rich of the CST and published at Left Foot Forward
On Friday the Guardian published a lengthy interview by Peter Oborne with Abdul Wahid, a leading British member of the Islamist organisation Hizb ut-Tahrir.
The two men appear to be quite friendly. "I have known Wahid for around a decade", Oborne reveals, and the pair "have dinner occasionally."
The interview seems to have been a congenial affair, in which Oborne gave Wahid the opportunity to rebut some of the accusations made against HT. At the end, Oborne concludes:
"You can say many things about Wahid, and be appalled by much of what he says. But in a democracy he surely has the right to say it. Whatever the government thinks."
Part of their interview was about antisemitism, and it reveals many of the double standards, and much of the moral blindness that characterises this kind of apologetics for Islamism.
Oborne refers to a leaflet published by Hizb ut-Tahrir in 1999 called The Muslim Ummah will never submit to the Jews. Oborne writes: "It contained unpleasant language, some of which I read out to Wahid, and invite him to denounce the article. He refuses."
It is worth reciting some of this 'unpleasant language':
"In origin, no one likes the Jews except the Jews… The American people do not like the Jews nor do the Europeans, because the Jews by their very nature do not like anyone else. Rather they look at other people as wild animals which have to be tamed to serve them… The Jews are cowards, they are a people of money and not a people of fighting… Know that the Jews and their usurping state in Palestine will, by the Help and Mercy of Allah (swt), be destroyed '..until the stones and trees will say: O Muslim, O Slave of Allah. Here is a Jew behind me so come and kill him'."
Read the rest of this post here.
The cowardice of Peter Oborne (ukmediawatch.org)
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.@Guardian leaves false impression that #Christian population in #Israel has declined
Bataween says:
Abdul Wahid claims Hizb ut-Tahrir's antisemitic declarations are 'anti-Zionist', not 'anti-Jewish':
"You will never find those words being used about Jews living in other parts of Middle Eastern world, Iraq, Morocco or those places", he says.
This would surprise the 800,000 Jewish refugees from the Middle East and Africa. Wahid has no clue that millennarian Jewish communities in the Arab world have been driven to extinction. There are five Jews in Iraq out of a community of 150,000 and 2,500 Jews in Morocco – one percent of the original. By any definition, Jews suffered 'ethnic cleansing'.
What is Wahid's excuse for the persecution and expulsion of Middle East Christians and other non-Muslim minorities, who do not have the luxury of a state to call their own?
He's lying, bataween, but then you surely know that.
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Abdul Wahid: In origin, no one likes the Jews except the Jews… The American people do not like the Jews nor do the Europeans, because the Jews by their very nature do not like anyone else. Rather they look at other people as wild animals which have to be tamed to serve them… The Jews are cowards, they are a people of money and not a people of fighting… Know that the Jews and their usurping state in Palestine will, by the Help and Mercy of Allah (swt), be destroyed '..until the stones and trees will say: O Muslim, O Slave of Allah. Here is a Jew behind me so come and kill him'.
…and Dave Rich asks Why is Guardian giving a platform to Hizb ut-Tahrir?
This is a question like why the hyenas eat spoiled meat… this is it's natural behavior.
It's interesting, and not in a good way, that apart from the wretch who was interviewed on Comment is Free, Hizb ut Tahrir is keeping a low profile. This is, no doubt, due to the fact that it now operates using front organisations which escape attention, and because for whatever crackpot reason, successive governments have not banned it although it has been banned in many countries, including Muslim ones.
It's not surprising that Peter Oborne, who is also a supporter of the Muslim Brotherhood (see http://tinyurl.com/o6jb93p ) should be interviewing him and is friendly with him. After all, Oborne is friendly with Anas al-Takriti a high flyer in said brotherhood. Oborne is currently foaming at the mouth because HSBC closed the bank accounts of al-Takriti and his family – we are not told why. What a friend HuT and al-Takriti have in Osborne!
In 2005, Al-Groan was forced to pay off a trainee reporter, Dilpazier Aslam who was a member of HuT, after a particularly nasty article of his. Aslam refused to resign his membership. Al-Groan admitted that it should have mentioned Aslam's membership of HuT at the end of his article.
I believe that Aslam was the tip of the iceberg and who knows how many of the Groan's employees are HuT members?
Being wise after the event, and particularly when it is trying to pull its nuts out of the fire, is one of al-Groan's dependable strengths.
Public outrage meant that AlGroan had to pay Aslam to resign. I doubt that they'd cave in so easily now.
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Excellent sarcastic take here http://kingofdawah.tumblr.com/post/125006239978/peter-trombone-meets-the-quintessentially-british
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Paul exhorts us to think like Jesus then describes his own pursuit of the high calling available in Christ, something he did not view himself as having attained when he wrote this later in his life.
So we have something to pursue and it requires thinking like Jesus, laying down our agendas and picking up His – just as He laid down His desires and picked up His Father's. I believe part of thinking like Jesus and having His mind is attending to what Paul wrote.
We need to replace fear and worry with faith and intercession, bringing our specific requests before the throne of grace and leaving them with Him. When we do His peace will guard our hearts and minds. To stay in that place we need to meditate (think deeply and reflectively) on that which is noble, just, pure, lovely, virtuous and praiseworthy. This is how Jesus thought. Part of thinking about things that are just is praying for Yahweh's justice in the earth. Seeing His justice is also noble, pure, lovely, virtuous and praiseworthy for when we have His justice made manifest we have everything else because He is fair and just. As Abraham said, "Shall not the judge of all the earth do right?" (Gen. 18:25). Isaiah described it this way.
Part of thinking like Jesus is praying for His justice to be made manifest in the earth so that our world will finally become righteous under His rule and reign.
I believe that thinking like Jesus involves embracing the whole counsel of God and this is the fruit of maturity. At present many in His body embrace one facet of truth to the exclusion of others. When we think like Jesus we embrace it all as Paul wrote.
In this statement in 1 Corinthians, though it may offend us, I believe Paul is saying we can assess our spiritual maturity by how we think. All of us as Christians have access to Jesus way of thinking. The mature are those who use that access to change their thinking to conform to His. When we do this we are practicing what the scriptures teach. Paul said we were to imitate Jesus and also to imitate or follow him the same way in which he followed Christ. They both embraced the whole counsel of God. A noble goal as we seek to grow in Christlikeness this year.
I want to delve a bit into the passage below to give us yet another way to look at what it means to be in Christ and for Christ to be in us. Bear in mind that a metaphor is a message and we need to only get from it what the Lord has put into it. All metaphors break down at some point if we move beyond the message. Branches cannot move in an out of a vine, yet there is a sense in which while if we are born again we are in Jesus, we can choose whether or not to abide. The message of the metaphor below is fruitfulness, not conversion.
In this metaphor to be fruitful we must be abiding. So what images does the word abiding evoke? We can think of living somewhere, however living and abiding may be two different things. We can live somewhere and not 'abide' because abiding carries the idea of being settled or being at home where we live. When Jesus says 'abide in me' He is asking us to settle down and be comfortable with Him, like a branch well connected to a vine. While Jesus desires that we abide in Him, He also desires to be comfortable in us. This pattern of us in Him and Him in us is replayed for us earlier in John 14. Things are sometimes lost in translation. The verses below are a good example.
These verses are part of a longer teaching by Jesus and what is lost is that in verse 2 the word 'mansions' and the word 'home' in verse 23 are the same word in Greek. These are the only two occurrences of the word in the New Testament and the meaning of the word is place, dwelling, stay or abide (the first version of the NKJV had 'dwelling places' in it, as the NASB does now) Jesus wasn't telling the apostles that by going to the cross He was going to go to heaven and take up home building. His sacrifice, death and resurrection were creating a dwelling place for them in heaven in Him and if the apostles (and by extension us) kept His word He would abide in them.
So in Jesus use of the vine metaphor we see that a grape branch produces fruit by dwelling or abiding, by being connected to and drawing life from the vine, the source. As we learn to abide, to live in Jesus (us in Christ) we draw on Him and His life flows through us (Christ in us) and fruit is produced. We abide in Him by learning to be at rest in Him and His word and the fruit flows forth brings glory to our Father.
Another important part Jesus addresses is pruning. Yes, it involves cutting. Have you ever looked at a branch on a tree or vine that has a lot of leaves but no fruit? It may look good but not only is it of no real value to the gardener, it is in fact drawing life from the vine that is being consumed on itself but producing nothing. These branches are useless and need to be removed so that the life that is going into them can be redirected to fruitful branches.
The other thing Jesus addressed in verse 2 was the 'taking away' of branches that have no fruit. This may seem to refer to pruning but Jesus clearly addressed pruning later. The alternate rendering in my bible is 'lift up.' This seems to better capture what Jesus is communicating. If you look at vineyards you see the vines are all staked so that the branches are raised up off the ground to fruit. Jesus seems to be saying is that if a branch is laying in the dirt (think carnality or sin) it is unfruitful and needs to be raised up from the dirt to produce fruit. If we are seeking to abide in Him but see no fruit in our lives it may be that we need to come to Him in repentance so that we are lifted up from the dirt and fruit is produced through our life in Him.
My prayer is that we as branches will be woven into a beautiful living tapestry that produces much fruit while shining in the Son!
In my last post I referenced the scripture below and wrote about how by being in Christ we have access to the throne room and by Jesus being in us He has access through His body to accomplish His purposes in the earth.
I now want to look at another aspect of what this means. Many years ago I read a story of a young pastor who was struggling and when he presented his issues to a more mature pastor the older fellow asked him if he was using the armour provided in Ephesians 6. Since he had just graduated from seminary the young man started to describe what each piece meant and began to break down the text. The older man stopped him and essentially said, "I didn't ask if you could describe it. I asked if you were using it." A good question! So, below is the armour.
Paul tells us we are in a spiritual battle then exhorts us to put on the armour so that we may be victorious in this spiritual warfare that is part of the package of being a Christian. The armour takes us back to the idea of Christ in us and us being in Christ. The tense is important in capturing this. Starting from verse 14 we are told that the first three pieces; the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness and the footwear of the gospel of peace, are things we already have by virtue of our conversion. We have them in the present because we received them in the past.
In Jesus we have truth (Eph. 4:21, Jn. 14:6), He is our righteousness (1 Cor. 1:30, 2 Cor. 5:21), and He is our peace (Eph. 2:14, Jn. 14:27). What we need to do is confess and believe these truths. We need them worked into our hearts to see them effective in spiritual battles.
Once we recognize this reality we are to then actively take up our shield of faith, our helmet of salvation and our sword, His word, because we are in Christ. The first three pieces of armour, we have in Jesus and they are ours at conversion. The other three pieces we 'take up' by working them into our lives.
Faith literally shields us from attack and we all have some measure of it at conversion (Rom. 12:3). Through using our faith it grows (Gal. 2:20). The helmet protects our mind and by renewing our mind with His word we begin to have the mind of Christ (Rom. 12:1-2, Phil. 2:5). The sword is His word applied. Paul's closing point is that as we are engaged in intercession we need to take the scriptures the Holy Spirit quickens to us (praying in the Spirit, or at the leading of the Spirit) and use them. We cannot simply find a scripture to suit our desires, rather we need to submit our desires to His purpose. This is His roadmap to victory.
In my last post included a sentence from a written prayer I developed. Here is another portion that demonstrates one way to apply Ephesians 6.
I have provided a number of scripture references in this post when I referenced the pieces of armour. I recognize it takes time but I encourage you, look them up and reflect/meditate upon them so they live within you.
This is not a recipe for an easy life, rather is the way of discipleship. Remember, there can be no victory without a battle. The battle is before us – will we fight?
Have you ever wondered what it means, or what the distinction is between Christ in you and you in Christ? Does it seem like splitting hairs? Do the scriptures mean different things by the different terms? Let's look at some scriptures and address the question from the perspective of access.
The two scriptures above point to the importance of Christ in us and the following ones to us in Christ.
The verses above speak of what we have in Jesus. So we have two important aspects, us being in Jesus and Jesus being in us. Jesus addressed this in His last teaching before going to the Garden of Gethsemane then the cross.
If we break down the two aspects we can see that addresses our access to throne room. Jesus is seated on the throne and because we are 'in Him' we can come boldly to throne of grace because in one sense we are already there (Heb. 4:14-16). The second is that by being in us Jesus has access through us to accomplish His purposes in the earth. While He has received all authority through His death and resurrection He has finished His work and commissioned us for the next phase.
We have an incredible responsibility and incredible opportunity if we are sufficiently awakened to our calling to respond. I pray we give Jesus our agendas so that we will see His fulfilled in the earth!
If you have read my blog or heard me teach a few times there is a recurring message in a lot of what I say, I talk about sitting with Jesus, sitting in His presence. Why do I do that and how do I do it?
The why? I desire to give Jesus the first part of my day as that sets the tone for the rest of my day. If I jump out of bed and frenetically engage in activity I have set the pattern for my day. I get up early in the morning to meet with Jesus for two reasons. One, He is worthy and I need to be with Him. Two, He is to be our pattern and a careful reading of the gospels shows that Jesus began His days getting up early to be with His Father. If Jesus needed to do this to be effective I certainly need to do likewise.
Sitting with Jesus is not a contest. The important factor is not whether I spend 5 or 50 minutes with Him, it is important to be at the place where my first desire is to get up and be with Him. This is not the case every day but that is my desire. I know of one well known preacher who speaks of spending the first hour or two of his day worshipping and interacting with Jesus before he gets out of bed.
I suspect that pattern would not work for most of us. However most of us can start our day with Him. If for some reason you cannot give Him at least the first few minutes of your day how soon can you get alone with Him? What is your first opportunity? Is it while riding the bus? We can get alone with Him in a crowd of people. While it is not ideal we can use this as an opportunity to train our attention and intention.
We are called to be with Him and His desire is to be with us. There is a key focus in both verses below.
In both of the above verses there is a task given, however, the priority for both Moses and the twelve was first on 'being with Him' before doing anything for Him. Whatever we do for Him is to flow from our relationship with Him.
I have included a couple of images below that some of you may find helpful in focusing your hearts upon Him (we can think of one as Jesus and one as our Father). After all the descriptions of His throne in Isaiah, Ezekiel and Revelation are there for some reason! I do some of this although my own experience is that I sense/feel Jesus presence more than I see anything. Often His speaking comes in the form of a scripture, sometimes in the sense to do something like encourage or reach out to someone or to pray for a person or situation. The more frequent outcome of sitting with Him is that I simply experience His presence in and around me and find myself internally more focused and functional because I am very aware of Jesus with me and in me.


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Policenauts Project FAQ
Feel free to ask any other questions and they'll be added here.
What is Policenauts?
Policenauts is a spiritual sequel to Snatcher, the digital comic originally planned and written by Hideo Kojima between Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake. It was released in Japan for the PC98 in 1994, with console ports for the 3DO in 1995, and the PlayStation and Saturn in 1996. It features an entirely different setting, plot, and characters from Snatcher, but the two games do share some peripheral details. Its game system is a refined version of Snatcher's, with a point-and-click interface instead of scrolling through menus at the bottom of the screen; "Look" and "Investigate" have been combined into one command; and the shooting scenes feature arcade-style shooting, where you have full control over your aim, instead of a 3x3 grid.
When will the patch be released?
The PlayStation version's patch was released on August 24th, 2009. The Saturn version's patch release date is... (say it with us) when it's done.
What are you working on right now?
The Saturn version's patch, and a small 1.01 update to the PlayStation patch. For details on the Saturn patch's progress, see this thread.
What do I do with the patch?
You first make images of your Policenauts discs with an ISO program, then individually apply the xdelta patches to each disc with another program. For help, check this thread.
Will there be patches for other versions?
Possibly, but we don't know when. The order for future patches would be: PC98, 3DO.
Will you do an English dubbed version?
No. We couldn't provide anywhere near the level of quality that would be necessary to make it a pleasant experience.
On what can I play the patch?
For the PlayStation version, a PlayStation emulator or PlayStation hardware (PS1, PS2, PSP). We recommend hardware, if you can. We'll be providing tips for emulation at release.
For the Saturn version, a Saturn emulator or a Saturn.
Where can I find the game?
The game can be purchased from the following locations:
- Game Choice Club
- NCSX
- eBay
No compensation is received by any team member in exchange for providing these links.
Where can I find a ROM of the game?
You mean ISOs of the game? Not from us! We do not endorse piracy. See the above question and answer.
I heard there are three versions of the PlayStation version of Policenauts. Is this true?
Yes, there's the original '96 release, the The Best re-release, and the PSone Books re-release. The PlayStation patch is compatible with all three versions.
Can I help in any way?
We aren't currently looking for assistance with any aspect of the project.
We do not accept monetary donations. The project is pure fan work. However, if you go all stalker on us and obtain our addresses and send us some sort of gift, we would not return it unless it were money (or maybe a couple other things).
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Location: Zanzibarland
The end of "How's the translation going?" threads.
PS- Policenauts + Animals = Great combination!
File comment: Gizmo loves Policenauts
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"Consolevania is dead", they say. LONG LIVE CONSOLEVANIA!
Location: Right Behind You
Hahaha. That was a great reply to the maoning going on about the translation, Marc. And a golden reply from 87th as well. Haha.
I suppose this FAQ was a way to counter the questions with the obvious answers time after time? I can imagine, it becomes very tiresome, it happened to me on one of my projects, actually.
DarkTetsuya
87th wrote:
policenautsonmycat.com?
DarkTetsuya wrote:
hmmm might be a good idea ^^
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[Junker HQ]
Quick! Someone register it before the joke gets stale!
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HELTER SKELTER 77
hahhaahahaa. the cat with the gun reminds me of Killer7.
Ready for some Policenauts on Kitty action?
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Oh god what've I DONE?! LOL
You might not want to try the domain name....
Snatcher wrote:
... fuck did someone beat us to it?
No.. it points to this page =P
8bitsonic
Location: Urine Space
Alright, here's a question- say you guys finish the patch for disc 1 before disc 2. Would you release it on its own, or wait until disc 2's patch was done and release them together?
8bitsonic wrote:
If the PlayStation version's anything like the Saturn one, I hope it's all released at the same time. You barely spend 30 minutes on disc 1 on the Saturn. I'd hate to have to wait to find out what happens next.
Location: Northern Europe
You spend a bit more time on disc 1 in the PSX version. The FMV in the Saturn version has a higher frame rate (very noticeable if you go from playing the Saturn version to the PSX version) and was possibly compressed using a different algorithm than the one used for the PSX version (I can't confirm this), resulting in larger files (hence the need for more discs). I was actually thinking I'd make a comparison video, just haven't been assed to do it yet.
"The west, so afraid of powerful government, now has no government. Only financial power."
Localization, not translation.
It is a title screen.
Something pushes a button.
Kojima_Devotee
J.U.N.K.E.R.
Just to reiterate, both the original and The Best versions will definitely work with the patch?
Sure, mainstream games are fun, but you haven't tried Snatcher yet.
That would be almost impossible to happen. You see, the process is not linear. Maybe you need to grasp what is being done in a simpler way. View it as a program that puts text on screen. It either does it correctly, it doesn't at all or it has problems with some parts. When hacking it, the process goes something like fixing general problems and trhen fixing particular problems. Because the text printing routine is very general, it is a more normal case to fix everything at the exact same time. It is not like going from a non existant start until the end id found.
I understand you'd like to receive the game sooner, we all do. But in reality it is not because we don't want to provide it, it ie because we can't just yet.
We'll wait until everything is ready. As Snatcher said, it wouldn't happen like that anyway. The coding work is a non-linear process.
epitaph wrote:
The reason the first disc of the Saturn version is so short gameplay-wise is because it contains extra movies that open up after completing the game -- an interview with Karen Hojo's actress, game trailers, and short making of videos, which aren't found in the PS version and take up space.
Kojima_Devotee wrote:
Yeah, as will the PSone Books version.
I see. I was just double-checking because the copy I've obtained is the "The Best" version. On the website, it says both the original and "The Best" versions would definitely handle the patch without issue. Unfortunately, I tend to get nervous easily, so I thought I'd ask you guys directly.
Speaking of the website's FAQ, it says there might have been some uncertainties due to the different Konami logo screen in the "The Books" version. Have those potential issues been resolved? (If you don't mind me asking.)
Sorry, I just like learning about the whole process you guys are going through. I know it's not fun, but at least you guys get some publicity and fans from the project.
Location: Suomi, ulkomaanpellet!
Re: Project FAQ
Aww, the puppy picture is down!
JimboKudo
Crowley wrote:
Uh oh, they better get it back up soon. How else will we soothe our souls as we wait for the patch to come out?
Judging by the file name and my memory, this is the image that was linked:
http://www.breederretriever.com/photopost/data/530/PUPPY_LOVE001_GOLDEN_RETRIEVER.JPG
dhaosdante
I'm kinda a big deal around the internet if you didn't know already.
So yeah I would actually be a great way to promote the patch, my face sells people. It sells.
dhaosdante wrote:
Did you even work on the patch? I think I've heard your username somewhere before (almost positive), but you shouldn't get a place in any credits if you haven't done any work for the patch team.
The Spoony Hou
JimboKudo wrote:
Well, he did make a topic telling everyone on the project to fuck themselves because he was tired of waiting for the patch .


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Nmr studies of the structure of polytetrafluoroethylene- and ammonium fluorosilicatebased composites
M. A. Smirnov, V. P. Tarasov, V. M. Buznik, Alexander Sergeevich Kantaev, A. N. D'Yachenko, A. A. Baikov
Division for Nuclear-Fuel Cycle
NMR spectroscopy is used to study the structural features of polymer composites produced by the simultaneous pyrolysis of a polytetrafluoroethylene and ammonium fluorosilicate mixture. The effect is discussed of technological factors on the composition and structure of fluoropolymer composites.
Journal of Structural Chemistry
polytetrafluoroethylene
Polytetrafluoroethylenes
fluorosilicates
fluoropolymers
Fluorine containing polymers
Fluoropolymer composites
Smirnov, M. A., Tarasov, V. P., Buznik, V. M., Kantaev, A. S., D'Yachenko, A. N., & Baikov, A. A. (2013). Nmr studies of the structure of polytetrafluoroethylene- and ammonium fluorosilicatebased composites. Journal of Structural Chemistry, 54(SUPPL. 1), 174-179. https://doi.org/10.1134/S0022476613070184
Nmr studies of the structure of polytetrafluoroethylene- and ammonium fluorosilicatebased composites. / Smirnov, M. A.; Tarasov, V. P.; Buznik, V. M.; Kantaev, Alexander Sergeevich; D'Yachenko, A. N.; Baikov, A. A.
In: Journal of Structural Chemistry, Vol. 54, No. SUPPL. 1, 2013, p. 174-179.
Smirnov, MA, Tarasov, VP, Buznik, VM, Kantaev, AS, D'Yachenko, AN & Baikov, AA 2013, 'Nmr studies of the structure of polytetrafluoroethylene- and ammonium fluorosilicatebased composites', Journal of Structural Chemistry, vol. 54, no. SUPPL. 1, pp. 174-179. https://doi.org/10.1134/S0022476613070184
Smirnov MA, Tarasov VP, Buznik VM, Kantaev AS, D'Yachenko AN, Baikov AA. Nmr studies of the structure of polytetrafluoroethylene- and ammonium fluorosilicatebased composites. Journal of Structural Chemistry. 2013;54(SUPPL. 1):174-179. https://doi.org/10.1134/S0022476613070184
Smirnov, M. A. ; Tarasov, V. P. ; Buznik, V. M. ; Kantaev, Alexander Sergeevich ; D'Yachenko, A. N. ; Baikov, A. A. / Nmr studies of the structure of polytetrafluoroethylene- and ammonium fluorosilicatebased composites. In: Journal of Structural Chemistry. 2013 ; Vol. 54, No. SUPPL. 1. pp. 174-179.
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After more than a decade of supplying computers via a successful online ordering service, Dell is going retail in the region and has appointed a number of local technology companies as their retail agents.
Mr. Bernard Campbell, Managing Director-Intelligent Business Advantage.
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Kama Maharaj, founder of Sacha Cosmetics.
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M-PESA, Kenya evolved from a micropayments system to a branchless banking service, now has more than 13 million users and transfers US$1.5 million per day, used for school fees, bars and pubs, bus and taxi transportation - high mobile penetration rate and low banking penetration rate with high demand for financial services.
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Пье́тро де́лла Ве́ккья (; ранее ошибочно именовался Пье́тро Мутто́ни, ; 1602 или 1603 год, вероятно, Виченца — 8 сентября 1678, Венеция) — итальянский живописец венецианской школы. Работал под влиянием стиля барокко.

Биография
Сын художника по имени Гаспаро, родился в Венецианской республике в 1602 или 1603 году, возможно, в городе Вероне.

Между 1619 и 1626 годами был по-видимому жил в Риме и обучался у Карло Сарачени и . Там же, вероятно, познакомился с другим венецианских художником — Николо Реньери, а также со многими художниками французской художественной колонии, в том числе — с Клодом Виньоном, влияние которого на творчество делла Веккьи прослеживается вплоть до 1650-х годов. Позднее обучался у Алессандро Варотари, влияние которого, однако, обнаруживается лишь в работах делла Веккьи, созданных после 1635 года.

Не позднее 1626 года вернулся в Венецию, где впервые упоминается в документах, касающихся оплаты за изготовление хоругви для кармелитов церкви святого Марка в Порденоне, относящихся к декабрю 1626 — январю 1628 годов. Не позднее 1630 года женился на дочери Реньери по имени Клоринда, которая также занималась живописью и получила определённую известность. В период между 1629 и 1640 годами стал членом венецианского цеха художников. В январе 1640 года получил заказ на два картона для изготовления мозаик, предназначавшихся для собора Святого Марка, после чего был назначен главным художником, ответственным за декорирование этого собора  и оставался в таком качестве вплоть до 1674 года. К 1960-м годам делла Веккья стал одним из самых востребованных венецианских художников своего времени, а также открыл у себя дома художественную академию, в которой обучал художественной теории и практике, в том числе перспективе и анатомии. В 1670-х годах вместе со своим тестем Николо Реньери часто выполняли роль художественных консультантов для коллекционеров и торговцев искусством, в том числе — для Паоло дель Серы (), венецианским агентом по приобретению предметов искусства для Леопольдо Медичи.

Пьетро делла Веккья скончался в Венеции 8 сентября 1678 года и был погребён в церкви .

Творчество
Пьетро делла Веккья относят к группе тенебрози, особенностью живописной манеры которых состоит в подражании к более ранним мастерам (таким, как Тициан и Джорджоне) и характеризуется насыщенной светотенью.

Имя
В течение длительного времени был известен в под именем Пьетро Муттони. Это имя появилось в результате его под таким именем Луиджи Ланци в его индекс (том III, с. 404), что произошло из-за ошибочного прочтения книги , в которой тот упоминает картину делла Веккьи, находившуюся в доме Муттони. В 1984 году итальянский искусствовед Бернард Айкема доказал ошибочность прочтения имени и вернул художнику имя Пьетро делла Веккья.

Примечания

Литература
 А. Плюшар. Энциклопедический лексикон, том 8. — Типография А. Плюшара; С.-П., 1837 — с. 239 (Веккia: Петръ).

Художники Италии XVII века
Итальянские художники барокко
Художники Венецианской школы

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D&H Corporate Publications
A Century of Progress: History of The Delaware and Hudson Company 1823-1923
Publisher: by the D&H © 1925
Here the D&H published their own company history. The text is fairly good, though sometimes blander than the facts would have warranted. (i.e. the Erie/Belden Tunnel battle). The maps are useful, but the photographs are reproduced in a very small format. They're still big enough to be useful. The one of the freight house at Mechanicville shows that the Walther's Water Street Freight Depot was based on a very similar structure - John Nehrich of the RPI club says the prototype was actually the D&H freight house in Scranton. This book has long been out of print, but you may find a copy in a very good library. (Harvard's copy was given to the university by Leonor F. Loree himself!)
Official FREIGHT SHIPPERS' GUIDE and INDUSTRIAL DIRECTORY of The Delaware and Hudson Company
Edited by: Warwick S Carpenter
This book was published in 1922 by the Delaware and Hudson Company. This issue is very rare.
Annual Inspections of Lines
Each year, the D&H produced a hardbound "Annual Inspection of Lines" detailing a different portion of the railroad for the board members and principal stock holders. This provides a wonderful look back at what the Delaware and Hudson was during this time in history. Several of these reports have been reprinted and those reprints are shown below along with the original where one was available for scanning. If you know of any of these issues We would like to at least be able to scan the cover for our records.
1922 - Signaling
We would like to find an original copy. This is photocopy.
1923 - Unknown
1924 - Coal and Water Facilities
1925 - Grade Crossing Elimination
1926 - Motive Power on the Delaware and Hudson
1927 & REPRINT of 1927 -
Freight, Passenger and Work Equipment Development: The First 100 Years
Society of Freight Car Historians © 1989
This Monograph is a reprint of a book originally published by the Delaware and Hudson entitled "Passenger, Freight and Work Equipment on the Delaware and Hudson" date June 5, 1927. It presents an excellent first hand account of the early rolling stock during the first Century of out Nation's railroad history.
1928 - Exact Reprint of 1928 Passenger and Freight Stations
Originally published by the D&H for its Annual Inspection of Lines in June 1928, the book lists each station served by the D&H and includes a brief history of each stop and photographs of each station building used to serve that community. Long out of print and very highly sought, this reprint is a faithful reproduction of the original book, hardbound with colored covers, over 350 pages with gold foil stamping, and over 250 photographs of D&H passenger and freight stations.
The Bridge Line Historical Society announces a limited-edition reprint of the Delaware and Hudson Company's June 1928 classic book. The print run is strictly limited to 500 copies. Each copy will be numbered within the series.
1929 - Transportation
1930 - The STEAMBOATS OF LAKE CHAMPLAIN 1809 to 1930
by Ogden J. Ross
Reprinted by the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum Gateway Store
1931 - Industry Sampler
The Delaware and Hudson Railroad Corp.
Reprinted by NEB&W Green Dot Press
This is a reprint of the "1931 Annual Inspection of Lines, Industrial Development" and contains a wonderful collection of Industrial photographs compiled by the D&H showing a sample of the industries serviced by the D&H. It is a wonderful time capsule of the those industries when no one was taking such pictures. This book would help any modeler trying to decide what industries to add to their layout.
1932 - The STEAMBOATS OF LAKE GEORGE 1817 to 1932
1933 - Stores Department: Delaware and Hudson
1934 - HISTORY OF THE CHATEAUGAY ORE AND IRON COMPANY
by J. R. Linney
1935 - Grade Crossing Elimination and Signaling on the Delaware and Hudson
1936 - Motive Power, Passenger, Freight and Work Equipment 1926-1936: Delaware and Hudson
1937 - Railway and Track: Delaware and Hudson
1941 - Railroadians of America, Book No. 3: An Illustrated Record of the Motive Power and Growth of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Published by the Railroadians of America, New York 1941.
Editor: Walter A Lucas
Originally printed in two books published by the company entitled: Motive Power on the Delaware and Hudson, The Delaware and Hudson Company, Board of Managers, Inspection of Lines, June 10th to June 13th, 1926 and Motive Power, Passenger Freight, and Work Equipment 1926-1936, The Delaware and Hudson Company, Board of Directors, Inspection of Lines, June 4th to June 7th, 1936.
1944 - Mining and Preparation of Anthracite
Copyright ©1944, The Hudson Coal Company
This is a pamphlet, produced by the Hudson Coal Company as an advertising brochure for D&H Anthracite Coal, has a treasure trove of black and white photographs covering all aspects of mining, preparation and transportation of the very material so key to the formation of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company and later the Delaware and Hudson Railroad. Pictures include the six collierys used to break, clean and size anthracite coal and mine engines and mining techniques.
D&H Annual Report for 1947: Commemorating the 125th Anniversary of the Founding of The Delaware and Hudson Company
A wonderfully prepared report with a forward of the company's history and general report on the health of the railroad. Includes normal financial statement which gives a snap-shot into the finances of the Delaware and Hudson during one of its most profitable years.
The Adirondacks: Lake George & Lake Champlain
This is a 16 page black and white pamphlet with many scenic photographs describing the joys of vacationing at either Lake George or Lake Champlain. And how would one expect to get to either destination? On the Delaware and Hudson Railroad of course!
The Delaware and Hudson Railroad Bulletin
Volume II No. 1 - January 1, 1934
The D&H published a semi-monthly newsletter "for the information of the men who operate the railroad, in the belief that mutual understanding of the problem we all have to meet will help us to solve them for our mutual welfare." These original "Bulletin's" have stories of everyday life on the railroad along with health tips, and general information, much as our own "Bulletin".
The Delaware and Hudson Railroad, Corp. 1951 Statement of Carload Shipments Prepared by Traffic Department, Albany, NY
Reprinted 1989 by The NEB&W Green Dot Press
Statement of Carload Shipments Received at and Forwarded from D.& H. Stations, showing Names of Receivers and Shippers, and Nature of Business. Also showing Total Tonnage of Less than Carload Freight Received at and Forwarded from Each Station. The figures do not Include Through Less than Carload Freight Transferred. Figures are Also Shown Separately for the Greenwich and Johnsonville Railway.
The Delaware & Hudson Railroad Corp., Timetable No. 24, April 30, 1950
Rensselaer Model Railroad's MILK TRAIN Data Pack
by John Nehrich
Printed by NEB&W Green Dot Press
History, Equipment & Rosters, GPEX Roster of Known Lessees, Operations and Creameries on the Rutland RR, Consist Summary and Sample Consists of Rutland RR Milk Trains, Milk Trains to New York City, List of Cars Shipped to and From D&H Creameries, Operations on the Delaware and Hudson RR, Traffic from Selected Creameries, Model Operations.
Rensselaer Model Railroad's Berkshire Blab, January 1992
Includes D&H and NEB&W Passenger Train Consists


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Megan Decker Ortega, Laura Cross, Hannah Baker, Kayla M. Siebert, Nicole Dozier and Brooke Stewart-Lampe
AT&T Mobility Services, LLC and AT&T Mobility LLC
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