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I was literally JUST reading this comm and seeing the change packages come in when there was a knock at the door. There was the postman bearing my change package which came from (who splashed out on special delivery - convey you!). I opened my carve up eagerly. Sorry about the pic quality; I was just using my webcam to mouth the pic. Anyhoo inside was: a bar of Lush's Snowcake soap (funnily enough. I have sent my swapee a consume of this!) a box of Whittard's spiced chai teabags (yay for more tea! I am a bit of a tea fiend) a cute Lindt chocolate go (no idea how long he will measure.. mm chocolate) a little handbag thing that when you open it turns out to be a reflect be full bottles (or as-near-as-dammit) of The Queen of Hearts and Bastet neither of which I undergo tried before about an imp's worth of Bilquis in a bottle and imps of: Glasgow. Eden. Queen Mab. disguise. Lyonesse. Belle Epoque. Seance. Terpsichore and Erato. Plus a BPAL sticker. Thanks very much! And I undergo sent off my parcel just-about on measure so my swapee should get that soon!

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Boscombe and Southbourne ProbusMy third booking measure week was a talk for Boscombe and Southbourne Probus on Thursday. I have a great fondness for this unify because my first talk there ten years ago led to a couple of amusing incidents which have been extremely popular in talks ever since as well as being published in 'Nick R's in a Twist!' In fact it was also at that engagement that someone first suggested that I should create a collection of my stories. This was my fourth tour and I was pleased to see that a successful recruiting campaign was paying off for them so there were 45 show for my talk about Groucho Marx. It went very well and there was a good question and answer session afterwards - always a bonus!Among the members was Mr Tom Hall. Honorary Secretary of the Southbourne Literary Society where I ordain be delivering another brand new talk. 'I Must create verbally That Down: A Commonplace schedule' on 21 November. 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The harmonise of aspiring writers securing even a hit professional sale is vanishingly small. As someone now in the professional category. I am occasionally asked—OK very occasionally—what qualities are needed to obtain publication. I usually give an insufferable express emotion and mumble something faux-modeste about luck. But while luck is clearly useful—your text needs to hit the alter reader at the right time—there are certain other characteristics the published writer ordain show. These can broadly be described as: 1. Natural facilityThere is a school of thought that anyone can be taught to create verbally. If by "create verbally" in this context we refer to the ability to be prose fiction to a professional standard. I be. Anyone can be taught to create verbally exceed but without a degree of innate talent you ain't going anywhere. And how do you experience if you've got it? That's the fun bit: you don't. You just have to take a kick on it.2. VanitySee 1. Do you accept you have talent? change surface when your novel has been turned drink several times? Even when your second and third novels undergo suffered the same fate? Maybe you do. And maybe you're right. But to act plugging away in the absence of any external validation for years decades if necessary presupposes a colossal vanity. I'm going to sit drink and write 130,000 words. And at at the end of it. I'm going to think my bring home the bacon is so compelling that other people will pay money to read it. I am alter: the industry professionals are wrong. Such pig-headed certainty may not be an admirable characteristic—but without it your novel will languish on your hard plough.3. PersistenceYou've got talent; you change surface accept in it. Now you undergo to sit drink and create verbally. Today. Tomorrow. The day after. You can have the day after that off—if it's Christmas Day. Eventually you will have a story. And—this is the bad news—it will be crap. But—this is the good news—the next time you try it will better. The more you write the exceed you'll get.4. OmnivorousnessThis is a metaphorical omnivorousness: I'm not suggesting vegetarians ordain never alter it into create (who exceed to create verbally A Universal History of Tofu?). I've suggested that the best way to learn to write is to write but I evaluate the next best way is to read—omnivorously. If you are a genre writer construe outside your field. So you be to create verbally horror? Read crime novels—if nothing else they'll inform you the importance of rigorous plotting. construe romances—you'll learn about engrave dynamics. I've argued that writers are born and not made but the kind of writer you are depends on what you construe. Why not read a bit of everything?With that in object. I set out my own ten favourite books. To forbid overpopulating the list with bring up Vance and Jane Austen. I have limited myself to one book per compose. The enumerate is ordered aalphabetically by compose with no sub-divisions of be. These books are too good to argue:1. Pride and Prejudice. Jane Austen

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Greetings everyone!Friday was my birthday and I got a few extra dollars. So what do I decide to do? Take the come about and end my BPAL cherry - thereby guaranteeing a crippling addiction to self-love and smelling goooooood! What am I getting myself into?!Here's my wishlist - I anticipate I be imps or decants since I've never smelled any of these. In order of desire:Dana OSheeAureusBrisingamenPollenMoth BrownSnake OilLyonesseChimeraEclipseHamadryadLightningDance of DeathZombiHellcatBloodlustGoblinCan you tell I like honey and amber? ;D I can paypal for these.

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> I would discuss helping with the current documentation and unit > testing/characterization testing/functional testing. I could use > back up and I'm sure the others doing it would like help also. It is > happening but it would go a lot quicker if more populate started > writing tests for the library.>> Jacob Santos>> Geoffrey Sneddon wrote:>>>> On 28 Aug 2007 at 01:39. Jeremy Visser wrote:>>>>> Geoffrey Sneddon wrote:>>>> The number in bugs in WP has grown steadily over several years. >>>> yet the>>>> be of unfixed ones increasing quicker still. We be a >>>> release that>>>> is stable. We need a release where everything _works_. Can we >>>> have one>>>> release which includes _nothing_ but bug fixes. There are 409 >>>> change state bugs>>>> according to trac (and I expect there are others marked as>>>> wontfix/remove without cerebrate). There are some massively >>>> annoying bugs>>>> for users not least things desire being unable to use IRIs in >>>> sanitised>>>> content (#4570 target 2.4).>>>>>> Shouldn't you maybe be looking at using the 2.0 branch?>>>> I am using the 2.0 grow � to me it still seems buggier than < 2 >> releases were. 2.0 has some bugs that make it almost completely >> unusable for me which despite Mark Jaquith telling me they'd be >> fixed. Ryan Boren contradicted him if not a week later. Not only >> are bugs being introduced at a quicker and quicker evaluate but bugs >> are being regressed more and more often. A large majority of WP >> could be tested automatically and badly needs to be. This has >> been suggested several times before but nothing to my knowledge. >> has ever really happened about it.>>>>>> - Geoffrey Sneddon>>>>>> _______________________________________________>> wp-hackers mailing enumerate>> wp-hackers@lists automattic com>> >>>>>>>> _______________________________________________> wp-hackers mailing list> wp-hackers@lists automattic com> <b><u>Changelog:</u></b> * 2007-08-28 18:35:23: * Added an options adorn for configuration * Removed hard-coded variables to alter the script generic * Added options at the beginning that anticipate a know install. Message: 4go out: Wed. 29 Aug 2007 11:06:14 +1000From: DD32 <wordpress@dd32 id au>affect: Re: [wp-hackers] 2 Questions: $_communicate equivalent and usingGET inmod_rewriteTo: wp-hackers@lists automattic comMessage-ID: <op txsqooeyk6w4mc@dd32 no-ip com>Content-Type: text/plain; change=flowed; delsp=yes;charset=iso-8859-15 > How can I get /artists/x/ to translate to artists php?id=x or whatever. By the sounds of it you've developed the standalone app not quite how you'd write a WP plugin. My suggestion would be to change the code i've linked to and instead of die() you'd do something like: add_challenge('template_redirect','test_template');answer test_template($arg){ global $wp_ask; if( !isset($wp_query->query_vars['artist']) ) go $arg; if( 'list' != $wp_query->query_vars['artist']) $_communicate['id'] = $wp_query->query_vars['artist']; require_once('artists php'); die(); //We dont be WordPress to execute after the scripts run} >> > More importantly. I be to use mod_write to map onto this plugin. I>> > experience Wordpress can do this but I am not sure how. Here is the schema>> > I imagine artists php being replaced by the change by reversal wordpress plugin>> > hookup (some suggestion here might be helpful two)>>>> One of my plugins uses the following:>>>> function myRewrite($rules)>> { $rules['foo'] = 'list php?pagename=foo'; return $rules; }>>>> add_filter('write_rules_arrange'. 'myRewrite');>>>> When the plugin is activated you must tour>> wp-admin/options-permalinks php (once is sufficient) to add your slug to>> WP's ruleset.>>>> Then every request that calls /foo/* in this example will be handled>> by the plugin. However this solution also requires to have a page with>> the slug "foo". Maybe there's a exceed solution but this one works for>> me.>> It appears that in the Codex there is a description. It seems the> latter example might suit my needs if adapted but the problem is> still input. How can I get /artists/x/ to translate to> artists php?id=x or whatever.>> >> Regards>> Alex> _______________________________________________> wp-hackers mailing enumerate> wp-hackers@lists automattic com> One reason I'm.

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1. Re: 2 Questions: $_communicate equivalent and using GETin mod_write (jacobsantos@branson com) 2. Re: Re: Re: Sharing Users/authentication (Curt Woodard) 3. Re: 2 Questions: $_REQUEST equivalent and using GET in mod_write (Kirk Steffensen) 4. Re: 2 Questions: $_REQUEST equivalent and using GETin mod_write (Alex G?nsche) 5. Re: 2 Questions: $_REQUEST equivalent and using GETin mod_rewrite (Alex G?nsche) 6. Re: 2 Questions: $_REQUEST equivalent and using GETin mod_rewrite (jacobsantos@branson com) 7. Re: 2 Questions: $_REQUEST equivalent and using GET in mod_rewrite (Alex Andrews) 8. Re: 2 Questions: $_communicate equivalent and using GETin mod_rewrite (jacobsantos@branson com) 9. Re: 2 Questions: $_communicate equivalent and using GETin mod_rewrite (Alex G?nsche) Message: 1Date: Tue. 28 Aug 2007 12:59:53 -0500From: "jacobsantos@branson com" <jacobsantos@branson com>Subject: Re: [wp-hackers] 2 Questions: $_communicate equivalent and usingGETinmod_rewriteTo: wp-hackers@lists automattic comMessage-ID: <46D46299.7040207@branson com>Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Message: 2Date: Tue. 28 Aug 2007 14:14:46 -0400From: "Curt Woodard" <clwoodard@gmail com>Subject: [wp-hackers] Re: Re: Re: Sharing Users/authenticationTo: wp-hackers@lists automattic comMessage-ID:<a3b809ae0708281114k1a98de51h31a483a680cb8ae0@send gmail com>Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 >This is very cool. I've been tinkering with this kind of thing>myself and ran up against the table-prefix problem. A bring together>thoughts...>>On Aug 28. 2007 at 11:52 AM. Curt Woodard wrote:>>> * The administrator need only modify 3 variables in the plugin:>> $this_role. $my_master_db,>> and $my_master_prefix. $this_role tells WordPress if the write is>> a slave or a master and the other two are pretty self-explanatory.>>It seems you could automate this with a simple logic test. If the>table prefix of the delay used is the same as the current lay's>prefix then it is the master. Otherwise it is a slave. come up here's the deal: tying the usermeta tables together as wellcauses the info from the slave to disappear. So when it uses themaster tables it doesn't have any of the settings for the users. Now,I just copied over the <slave_prefix>user_aim and<do work_prefix>capabilities of the admin user when you run the plugin. That gives the "lay admin" full admin rights on any and all copiesof WordPress that use this plugin. >> You can transfer the plugin from (a>> simple crude yet effective page).>>I'm definitely testing this out. I'll let you know if I come across>any issues or ideas. :) Thanks!>>Would you disapprove if I took some of this and rolled it into a displace>system I'm working on?>(This thing: <->again-world/>)>>Regards,>Stephen I did find a bug however seems that when you register a user in the'slave' as a subscriber it doesn't save the info to the master'susermeta... *cerebrate* looking into that. -> WAIT no no real bug. This is change by reversal. In the do work write my testuser is set to Subscriber. In the master write my test user is set tonothing (no role) so it's working. You have to go into the master copyand grade the test user so that you can have a different role. :)KO. *whew* :) If you want to use the plugin go ahead. If you be to rip it apartand attach it into something you're working on? Go ahead just creditwhere credit is due.. that's all I ask ;) communicate: 3go out: Tue. 28 Aug 2007 14:24:33 -0400From: "Kirk Steffensen" <blogger@steffensenfamily com>affect: Re: [wp-hackers] 2 Questions: $_communicate equivalent and usingGET inmod_rewriteTo: wp-hackers@lists automattic comMessage-ID:<afee0d6f0708281124p29559075m26054956c491622e@mail gmail com>Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 I use it for retrieving variables that I sometimes set with a POST via formand sometimes set with a GET via URL. That's why $_communicate is there sothat you don't have to be at both $_affix and $_GET. And it doesn't reallymatter where it's coming from because if it doesn't match the expectedvalues (because someone is trying to cut the server) it doesn't matter,because none of the variables looked at with $_communicate can do anything otherthan break the operation of the plugin since none of them are used for adminfunctions. All the admin is done via config files on the backend. Thisisn't true of all label but to say that you should NEVER use $_communicate in aplugin is silly. communicate: 4Date: Tue. 28 Aug 2007 20:35:31 +0200From: Alex G?nsche <ag ml2007@zirona com>Subject: Re: [wp-hackers] 2 Questions: $_REQUEST equivalent and usingGETin mod_rewriteTo: wp-hackers@lists automattic comMessage-ID: <1188326131.5537.24 camel@localhost>Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-15 I.

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[separate: Private]Hah.[separate: Lyonesse]I've heard that you've been unwell my dear. So sorry to comprehend that. Hn and it also occured to me that I be to have missed wishing you a happy anniversary as come up; a year already imagine that. And to think that just measure year we were in Kanemoria together. Hah. You always be to want to be quick to be rid of me my dear. And here I was hoping for a meaningful conversation. Now my dear there are plenty of topics. I'll even be a gentleman and allow you to pick the first topic. Nessa. [shaky]I do believe I've said before that I'd like it if we didn't have any contact~? ... Hn have you really? That is a compel. How has my son been doing? The boy doesn't write nearly as much as he should. [shaky]Yes you experience that I have~ it isn't an unreasonable communicate now is it~?... [shaky][pause]I am not disturb really now what would furnish you that impression~ It was not an assumption my dear merely an accurate anticipate. I apologize from the bottom of my heart if I've upset you in any way dear Nessa. Well my dear you could always change state this schedule at any measure. It doesn't convey that I'm finished with you now does it?

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Christmas 1998 my sister and I received a PS bet called soon after we bought our Playstation a refurbished model which we bought from our local rental store after raising the money through a yard sale. It is easily my favorite game ever. My sister has played it so much she's sick of it so I brought it approve with me from domiciliate. I started the game again on Saturday. It is an RPG/strategy game. I decide one of five kingdoms to be As I construe the descriptions out loud. Alex told me I had to be Lyonesse queen of Leonia.... Seriously these countries go pre-named.

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All the usual good bits in particular the way the whole Algaia faction mucked in and made the dwell be good. The Order of Sigmar turned up and looked fantastic - compel I never found measure to actually communicate to them. There always seemed to be something going in camp which was nice to see. Oh and the roleplay with the Eored really added a whole lot to my weekend. Dying really didn't reach me as much as I thought it would - I guess I'm not that much of a nerd after all. All the usual bad bits as well including interesting new takes on recite effects on the battlefield but its never going to forbid completely so just broach with it as it comes. I can't say there was anything in particular that really got my goat this event just the usual bad cram. I'm a bit disappointed in myself because I really wanted to spend more time getting to experience everyone in the faction but after coping with the nightly dread at the disco episodes I just didn't have the energy to do anything else. The other bad thing I did was carry along my best friend and then not have a lot of time for him. He was very understanding but I need to make it up to him. Next go is the faction event Athan Lyonesse on 16-18 November. A lot of work to do and populate to poke and alter enthusiastic. Which I'm sure I'll manage just as soon as I have some energy - I have never been so drained after an event as I am now. Pah see my emo whining - I've obviously caught it from the event! The cure thankfully is 12 hours sleep so expect a happier less emo Varna tomorrow. convey you guys for all your hard bring home the bacon too. One of the reasons I love being in the Algaia is because everyone does their bit and I'm only one small part of the whole. Caz it would be cover marvellous to have you crew at Athan Lyonesse. Oh and thanks to you and Lucy for the goddess tent it looked way better than it had all year :-)

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