Welcome and hope to see you both on the battlefield soon.
When and how do I find you guys for a game? cheers.
Hi and welcome, please install Gameranger and then host or join a Dark Omen Game and post your GR ID.
recently I rediscovered the awesomeness of this game. Not much later after that a friend of mine told me that there are various options for multi-play. Now because we don live in the city, so we try via the internet.
First we tried hamachi but that didn't work. A week ago we tried gameranger for a whole evening, we made more progress but still couldn't play. The host got to the screen where you can pick battlefields etc but the opponent got only a black screen. Now we both use windows seven and have a working version of Dark omen on our computers.
Does anyone of you have a suggestion of what we did wrong or have an idea on how to proceed? Or maybe a different option next to gameranger or hamachi? Thanks a lot!
If you suffer any other difficulties then allow exceptions through Firewall or disable it within Control Panel Administrative Tools, Services and stop and disable the windows firewall service and any other antivirus programs.
I'm on GR every night so we can test if you like.
main point: thanks a lot!
Hey, i am jero1988@hotmail.com add me people, i am not very available but if we start making small tournaments or "play days" i can join.
that GR account is used by me LordBraprus (or itlerion ) and my brother Jeronimo.
Hi, Im new to this anyone up for a game?
Send a mail to jero1988. He will get in contact with you. He is such a nice guy.
I'm hosting on Game Ranger most nights, welcoming new players and helping them get going, so pop along sometime..
Hi, my name is Leo, from Spain.
So... can anyone tell me if you are still playing via Gameranger? thanks.
My nickname in gameranger is URKA.
PD: hamachi room is "full".
Welcome, the best way is to Host a Game on Game Ranger and any current live players will join. I'm on there most nights, as good advertising that Dark Omen still lives and the mods that have been created.
I'm going to find some game.


The Fourmile Canyon fire in Colorado is the latest disaster to provide opportunities for beautiful imagery.
The smoke is made up of tiny particles of soot and ash. When blue light hits them, it scatters like a pinball off a bumper. So when you look to the Sun through the smoke, all the blue light has bounced off in a different direction, leaving only the redder light able to make its way straight to your eye. This happens on a lesser scale every night with particles in the air, making sunsets red. But this fire has really strengthened the effect, and the Sun went through myriad shades of red on its way down past the mountains last night. It was astonishing. Making it even more wrenching was knowing what was a causing it, and that there were people in the middle of all that smoke trying to put the fires out.
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I went out with my friends Sarah and Graham a couple of days ago. They have a big 4 wheel drive vehicle which lets them get into beautiful areas where I cannot usually go. Thanks Sarah and Graham - it was a great trip!
We first took a quick look at Inskip Point. We hoped that we might see some interesting birds that had been brought in by the ex-tropical cyclone. When we got out there it looked like everyone else from around the district had had the same idea - vehicles and people everywhere! There were a few terns roosting on the point but even those were being disturbed!
Some of them did come back in for a few moments and I was able to get this photo of Little Terns in partial breeding plumage.
Then we drove off to follow the road through the National Park down to where Seary's Creek flows into the bay. If I had thought about it I could have taken enough photos for a whole post about the kind of roads/tracks that go through the Park. Parts of the road were covered with areas of deep dry sand. Other parts had steep rocky drops over low parts that were covered with water. It would be impossible to drive this road without a 4 wheel drive vehicle - and a good driver too!
We stopped and walked around for a while where the track crosses the Creek. The land all around here is very low lying and when the tide is full in it is very swampy.
The Creek flows slowly through this area. The water in the Creek is stained with tannin and the color when we were there was very dark.
These are Mangrove Ferns. I have read about them but these were the first ones I have seen. They grow from here through northern Australia and up through parts of SE Asia.
The only bird we saw was this Little Egret which was standing on the edge of one of the swampy ponds.
The road goes only a little way beyond this area. It leaves the Creek and goes over a small rise and comes out on the Bay right underneath the power lines that cross from the other side. It is interesting to look at things from this side. Those small white spots far down the bay are the boats I see when I am kayaking out from Mullens.


Black Athena's first volume consists mainly of an extended historiographical discussion, placing its author's arguments within – and against – a complex history of European intellectual engagement with ancient Greece. Some (relatively small) part of the intense ensuing debates has attended to and indeed protested at BA's apparent lack of close interest in Egypt, let alone any other part of Africa, in its own right as opposed to its possible influence on Greece. However, discussion of this aspect of BA's own intellectual genealogies and affiliations has focused largely – and often highly polemically – on the relationship between Bernal's project and that of the African‐diasporic, romantic Afrocentric tradition. Little interest has been shown in BA's relation to past or present intellectual currents within sub‐Saharan Africa itself, even those which might aptly be described as 'Egyptocentric'. This paper attempts to explore some such connections. It looks at three of these, seeking briefly to trace their interconnections: The parallels and divergences between Bernal's work and influence and those of Senegalese historian Cheikh Anta Diop and his followers; The ideas and rhetorics of 'African Renaissance', as espoused especially in Thabo Mbeki's South Africa; The use made of Egyptian 'myths of origin' by certain contemporary African intellectuals, in particular by three of these: the multi‐disciplinary Ugandan scholar and activist Dani Nabudere, the Congo (Brazzaville) born linguist‐historian Theophile Obenga, and in the later work of Ghanaian novelist Ayi Kwei Armah.


The Socialist party (PSOE) in the Madrid regional assembly says it is filing a motion of censure ("no confidence") against regional President Cristina Cifuentes of the Partido Popular (PP) over the scandal involving allegedly falsified documents and other irregularities in a Master's degree awarded to Cifuentes by Madrid's Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in 2012.
The scandal broke when reports in the daily El Día newspaper showed that Cifuentes obtained the Master's degree in jurisprudence under irregular circumstances, having begun the course three months after other students and having never attended a classroom lecture or taken a single written exam. In recent days, reports by the daily El Confidencial also appeared to show two of three signatures of professors on her Master's certificate had been falsified and that Cifuentes' claim before a special plenary session of the Madrid assembly on Wednesday that she did manage to sit for a final oral examination by a panel of professors was not true.
Immediately after the plenary session Wednesday, the PSOE announced it would try to topple Cifuentes with presentation of a motion of no confidence, offering the Socialists' spokesman in the regional assembly, Ángel Gabilondo, as a candidate to replace her.
The PSOE's leftwing rival Podemos has said it will support the move against Cifuentes, but so far the motion lacks sufficient votes in the assembly to proceed, with centre-right Ciudadanos party saying a no-confidence motion is not yet warranted and that it favors simply setting up a parliamentary commission to further investigate the matter.
In fact, according to PSOE sources cited widely in Spanish news reports, the Socialists are well aware that their attempt to unseat Cifuentes is not likely to succeed.
But in addition to undermining Cifuentes' grip on power in the Madrid region, the Socialists hope the censure motion will put pressure on Ciudadanos over the apparent contradictions between the oft-repeated public statements by party leader Albert Rivera in favor of transparency and against corruption and Ciudadanos' continued support of Spanish President Mariano Rajoy's corruption-plagued PP party at both the national and regional levels in Spain.
Rajoy was re-elected to a second term in office in November 2016 with crucial support of 32 votes from Ciudadanos deputies in Congress, after both parties reached a much-touted "anti-corruption pact" that tied Ciudadanos support to a commitment from the PP to fight corruption within the party's ranks.


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Theater|To Play Transgender, Sandra Caldwell Had to Open Up About Who She Is
To Play Transgender, Sandra Caldwell Had to Open Up About Who She Is
Sandra Caldwell talking with Will Davis, her director in the play "Charm."CreditCreditDa Ping Luo
By Sophie Haigney
It wasn't Sandra Caldwell's first audition. By the time she came in to read for the part of Mama Darleena in Philip Dawkins's drama "Charm," Ms. Caldwell had been in dozens of films, television shows, musicals and plays. She'd performed at the Moulin Rouge in Paris, played a small part in Maya Angelou's "Down in the Delta" and had a role in the BET mini-series "The Book of Negroes."
But she was shaking when it was time to read for a part for "Charm," an MCC Theater production that begins previews performances Off Broadway on Thursday.
"My soul was jumping out the window," she said recently. She smiled broadly and shook her head as she retold the story. "I had no idea what was going to happen."
It wasn't her first audition, but it was her first time auditioning as an openly transgender woman. And she was reading for a role that tracked so closely with her personal narrative, she said, that "the monologue in the middle, I could have taken her name off and put my name in."
Like her, Mama Darleena — based on a real person named Gloria Allen — is a black transgender woman in her 60s. Unlike her, Mama Darleena had been openly trans-identifying since her transition. At 65, Ms. Caldwell was ready to open up.
The show's casting director, Adam Caldwell, could tell she was nervous. (They are not related.) But he was struck by her energy and charisma, and how exactly she matched the description of the character. He and MCC had been struggling to cast the part for months.
He sent a message to William Cantler, an artistic director of the theater: "I think you should come to Studio 6." Mr. Cantler did. After a work session with the director, Will Davis, and a callback — in which, Mr. Cantler said, Ms. Caldwell "took control of that room" — they offered her the part. She burst into tears. So did Mr. Dawkins.
Now in rehearsal, Ms. Caldwell has largely worked through those initial nerves. Her stage presence is powerful: On a recent afternoon, after a successful run-through of a tense early scene, she did a full-body dance around the perimeter of the room, then pumped a fist.
Left, Mr. Davis, the director of "Charm" and right, Philip Dawkins, its playwright. Center, Gloria Allen, the inspiration for the play's lead character.CreditDa Ping Luo
"She's working so hard," Mr. Davis said. "She really wants to get this right."
"Charm" follows a crew of teenagers and 20-somethings from wildly different backgrounds who attend etiquette classes at an L.G.B.T.Q. youth center in Chicago, taught by Mama Darleena. Many of the characters are transgender, and Mr. Davis, who is trans-identifying, felt strongly that the parts went to people whose gender identities matched the roles.
In a theater world where jobs still remain heavily white and male, it is not surprising that parts for trans-identifying actors are limited. In his experience, Mr. Davis said, theaters often give familiar reasons for not casting actors from historically marginalized groups: "The same two things get said: 'One, I can't find them; two, they're not trained.' So I feel very, very strongly that it's actually the responsibility of the institution to find and train them."
MCC used nontraditional methods to find actors for the nine-member cast. They put out a call on social media, tried networking through friends, and reached out to lesbian and gay youth centers and organizations. They tried to cast a net well beyond New York City and Los Angeles.
Mama Darleena was a particular challenge. "The fact that a trans woman of color in her 60s is alive is a miracle in and of itself because of the oppressive ways that that group of people has been treated in the last 60 years," Mr. Davis said. "The idea that then on top of that, that person was an actor was a really tall order."
In the 2015 world premiere of "Charm" in Chicago, Mama Darleena was played by a cisgender, or gender conforming, man — though in three other productions, she has been played by transgender women.
Ms. Caldwell was born in Washington but ran away to New York several times, beginning when she was 13 — her way, she said, of "figuring things out." When she was 18, she bought a $6 ticket to a Broadway show. "I didn't know what it was, I just saw the lights," Ms. Caldwell said. It turned out to be the Stephen Sondheim musical "Follies," starring the original cast. "I knew right then that this was what I wanted to do," she said.
She completed her transition around the age of 19. Her mother, with the help of two friends who were involved with L.G.B.T.Q. issues, brought her to counseling and psychiatrists before she received hormone therapy. Afterward, Ms. Caldwell said, "I felt a lot of joy, and also relief."
"Back then," she added "the rules were, you did what you had to do and kept your mouth shut." Outside of her family, only a small group of friends from Washington who had known her as a child were aware of her transition.
She auditioned for a role as showgirl in New York — and ultimately traveled to Europe and worked at the Moulin Rouge. She had success as an actress. She wrote a one-woman show seven years ago about her life and travels, "The Guide to Being Fabulous After You've Skinned Your Knee," and performed it at Berkeley Street Theater in Toronto, where she lived for over a decade.
At 65, Ms. Caldwell has begun to reveal that she is transgender. She's playing a character who's very similar to her in "Charm."CreditTony Cenicola/The New York Times
But she never mentioned her transition. After that show, "the bottom fell out because I felt like I was lying," she said. "I had left myself out. I left the truth about me out."
Eventually, Ms. Caldwell said, she came to a conclusion: She wanted to start sharing that truth with the world.
About a year ago, she approached Alicia Jeffery, her manager of 14 years. Ms. Caldwell confessed to her that she had transitioned many years ago and was ready to share that with the world.
"I had absolutely no idea," Ms. Jeffery said. "She was known around Toronto to be this very foxy, sexy actress and singer. Which is what she is." They discussed how she might rework her one-woman play to include her transition, and how she might begin to share her story publicly.
Shortly after, Ms. Jeffery saw a casting call for "Charm," and the description of Mama Darleena. She asked Ms. Caldwell if she wanted to be submitted for the part, and Ms. Caldwell said yes. "Well, here we go," Ms. Caldwell recalled saying.
Ms. Caldwell said that she was drawn to the play partly because it wasn't a tragedy. "Some movies with a trans theme — not so much anymore — but they always used to start with somebody being beat up," she said. "Or somebody being hurt. This has nothing to do with that whatsoever. All it touches is this woman who has a gift, a skill to help these folks along."
Ms. Allen, on whom the Mama Darleena character is based, is 72 and still lives in Chicago. She no longer teaches etiquette classes, but she recently flew to New York to meet the cast of "Charm."
Of Ms. Caldwell, she said, "I met her and I fell in love with her right then and there because she is so down to earth and so classy, and I said 'O.K., I see myself in her.'" They've become friends.
Ms. Caldwell knows that once the play opens on Sept. 18, much more may change for her. This is the first time she is sharing the story of her transition in an interview.
"I don't know what it's going to be like," she said. "But I kind of want to live the rest of what I've got on this planet as if there's such a thing as complete freedom. I want to live in that."
A version of this article appears in print on , Section C, Page 1 of the New York edition with the headline: At 65, Finding Freedom Through a Stranger's Story. Order Reprints | Today's Paper | Subscribe
Transgender Playwrights: 'We Should Get to Tell Our Own Stories First'

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Starting a business is very similar to growing a garden. The beginning is sometimes difficult but your hard work and the time that you've invested in your business will soon pay off. If you are trying to find ways how to turn your gardening hobby into a successful and long-lasting business, follow our tips and tricks to get it started.
The first step to succeed in a garden business is to plan your business ahead. Not everyone is born with business skills, but some people appear more competent than others at knowing how to manage a business. Planning is essential when starting a gardening business. Ask yourself the following questions: "Am I ready to start a business?", "Is it worth to give up my other employment", "Will the money earned go back to my household money or straight in my business?". If your main goal is to have a long-lasting successful gardening business, then you must make some sacrifices. Marketing plans are also extremely important here. In order to have a successful business, you'll have to invest some time in promoting your business.
Achieving qualification can get you closer at becoming a professional gardener. In addition, qualification is proof that you possess a high level of gardening skills and knowledge in this domain. Most people who live in a residence and have a large garden or unaware of how often their garden should be maintained or they simply don't know how to do maintenance work. However, even if you are qualified, customers will notice if you don't have skills worth paying for.
It's often most recommended to start a business close to where you live but make sure to research your location first. Researching your location is important because you will find out if there are other aspiring gardeners living near you and know if you have competition or not. The best option is to provide a service in an area where there is little or no competitions.
As you probably already know, there's no such thing as "overnight success". Transforming your hobby into a long-lasting business is never easy. That doesn't mean you should give up right away. There are many amateur gardeners who are afraid of sharing their business ideas with other. However, it's recommended to tell many people of what are your plans and let them know that you are 100% involved in starting a business. Promote your business with the help of social media, such as Facebook or Twitter.


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Namkee Park
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Seungyoon Lee
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You are here: Home / Daily Blog / Excellent week of progress!
It's measurement Sunday, and this has been a good week! After a week with no apparent fat loss progress, last Sunday Mastover made some changes to my diet and training. The changes have been tough, and I've had some pretty intense cravings, but the results have been worth it.
This morning I'm down to a 2007 cutting low of 195.8 pounds. This past week I lost just over a quarter of an inch from my waist, my hips and my thighs. My waist size is actually slightly smaller now (at 195.8 pounds) than it was back in June 2003 when I weighed just 160 pounds!
This morning my body fat reading is down to 7.4% (as measured using a 7-site pinch test with the FatTrack PRO Digital Body Fat Calipers from the JSF Amazon Mall).
I've lost over 40 pounds since January 1, 2007! Doing a little math (and assuming my 19% BF estimation at the beginning of the year was accurate), I had about 191 pounds of lean mass (muscle, bone, water – everything but fat is considered "lean mass") on January 1, 2007. I now have around 181.5 pounds of lean mass. So I've lost over 30 pounds of pure fat, and less than 10 pounds of lean mass. Keep in mind that a significant portion of the lean mass I've lost is water (I was very bloated at 236 pounds). I can safely estimate 6-7 pounds of the lean mass I've lost was nothing but water. That means I've only lost around 3-4 pounds of muscle over the past 5 months. It's impossible to cut 40 pounds and not lose some amount of muscle, and that I've only lost 3-4 pounds is pretty amazing. All the credit for this must go to USBF & NBI Pro Natural Bodybuilder "Mastover", who has been kind enough to work with me over the past 5 months.


Muzaffarabad: June 1, 2010: A conglomeration of Civil Society organizations have been established to campaign for the rehabilitation of Muzaffarabad.
Tahreek-e Tameer-e-Nau (TTN) has been launched to put pressure on the authorities to implement the projects conceived for the rebuilding of affected areas of Azad Kashmir.
The Mass mobilization movement is being started under the aegis of Press For Peace (PFP) and Action Aid Pakistan, which have been voicing the demands of peoples of earthquake affected regions.
Both organizations are running an Advocacy Campaign to highlight the miseries of people of Muzaffarabad, Rawalakot and Bagh Districts.
The decision was made in a meeting attended by different political and social dignitaries.
Zahid Amin Kasif has been elected as the Convener, Shoukat Javed Mir Secretary Genaral, Shoukat Gani Adovcate, finance secretary and Safeer Raza as Incharge Media Cell.
The speakers agreed to launch a campaign in the favor of demands for the reconstruction of the affected areas, including the educational institutions.


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Exclusive Interview: How You Can be Part of Ayiesha Woods' New Album
By Timothy Yap Apr 05, 2014 05:11 PM EDT
Known for her hit songs "Happy" and "Big Enough," the multi-talented Ayiesha Woods has that unique ability to weld Gospel, reggae, pop, urban, funk and worship all into her songs. With a Grammy Award nomination and two nods from GMA Dove Award Nominations, Woods is set to return with her first album since 2009'S "Christmas Like This." As fans we have an important part to play in helping Woods with her new album "It's Time." Read on to see how we an be part of her new album project for this Hallels' exclusive interview with Ayiesha Woods:
Hallels: Ayiesha, thanks for your time. Your last album "Christmas Like This" was released in 2009, what have you been doing since that time until now?
AW: Since my last full length project "Christmas Like This" in 2009 until now I've been writing, producing, playing events; I got married in 2010, we had our first son in 2012, began recording for my new project in 2013 and had our second son late in the same year! Primarily busy on the home front, though. Enjoying being a wife and mother.
Hallels: Since your debut record, you have been with Gotee Records, but currently you are no longer with the label, what happened there?
AW: Before I signed with Gotee Records, I was an independent artist building my brand. My debut record "What You Do To Me" was actually released 2 years prior to my record deal with Gotee. During the time of my last two projects with them, the music industry had undergone major changes and just about every artist I knew at the time was effected in some way or another. I had gotten to a place where I felt like it was time to pursue my independent artistry again.
Hallels: You have a brand new album coming this year. It will be released independently. Tell us more about this new record. What is your vision for this new album? What do you hope to accomplish through this new project? When do you anticipate its release date?
AW: Yes! I have a new record coming out this year! It's called "It's Time" and I am excited about it, indeed! It is my first full length project to be released since 2009. It will be similar to my independent record in that it is quite an eclectic work. Multiple genres being represented; a celebration of musical diversity. I hope that people will develop a great appreciation for content; the story, if you will.
Hallels: What will be the musical direction of this record? Gospel? Christian pop? Worship?
AW: "It's Time" will have multiple genres represented, as a matter of fact. Similar to my independent record "What You Do To Me." Pop, reggae, contemporary gospel, rock, even country music! Eclectic in essence.
Hallels: Who will you be working on this new record? Any notable producer or song writers or guest vocalists? Are you writing most of the songs?
AW: On this project, I've taken an absolute delight in writing and producing with my best friend and covering, my husband Joseph Hillery. I'm also very excited about the production of several songs by my brother, Donald Woods. And Anthony Morra; producer and musician extraordinaire! All of these great men have in some aspect been a part and involved in Ayiesha Woods records in the past. (My husband and brother dating back to my first independent release back in 2002)
Hallels: Are there any songs on this new record that you are super excited about? And why?
AW: (All smiles as I answer this question) There's a song on "It's Time" called Better Days. The hook says "They say better days are coming 'round... but better days are HERE NOW!"
So many people I know have been through some trying times these last few years, including myself. Sometimes when going through things, we forget that it's temporary and we see 'better days' as being so far off; but we can't live for any tomorrows, so I say my better days are here NOW! This song is an anthem for me, which is why I'm very excited about it! :-)
Hallels: This album is funded via Kickstarter.com. For our readers who are not familiar with Kickstarter, can you tell us what it is? And how can fans help in funding for this album?
AW: Kickstarter is an online crowd funding platform that allows fans, followers and believers in creative projects to fund them and bring them to life! They can do so by pledging any amount to one's campaign. There are unique rewards for certain pledge amounts; for example in our campaign, for a pledge of $25 USD you will be rewarded an autographed, pre-released copy of "It's Time." The thing is, If we do not reach our goal by our deadline April 25, 2014, all that is pledged will be refunded. Basically it's an all or nothing deal. So I need your pledges! If you will pledge an amount and share it, we can reach our goal and release "It's Time" in June 2014!!
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Q: Arcgis Javascript API , cordinates to location For example I have 2 cordinates: 54.674705589 and 25.289369548
and I want place this cordinates on map on button click Like in this example
But this example is for address, I have cordinates, it's possible with this example make what I need ?
function locate() {
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            outFields: ["Loc_name"]
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          locator.addressToLocations(options);
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A: This example is an example of locator.
What is locator:
 - input: address
 - output: coordinates
so you can still inspire by the example, you could just ignore the locator part of code, and create a gemometry even a graphic from your coordinate, (take care of coordinate systeme) and add it on the map

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University of Cologne, Institute of Romance Studies
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Centre for East European and International Studies (ZOiS), Berlin
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University of Warsaw, Institute of Sociology
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