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Q: Is there a way to use the revision of the Date Labeller in a Default Labeller? I am working with CruiseControl.NET, and I need to set a label with a specific format:

*

*SomeText_Date_Revision

With the Default Labeller I can put some text and the date in the prefix and in addition I get the build number.
But I need a number like the revision number in the Date Labeller. This revision number starts from 1 every day while the build number is an ongoing count which increases with every build.
I need to somehow get a prefix to the Date Labeller or I need to get a number like the revision number in the Default Labeller.
How do I achieve this?

A: If the shipped labellers do not fit your needs you can simply write our one labeller with a few lines of code.
Ruben Willems has written some blog posts on how to implement your own labeller:

*

*Continous Installation: knowing the version

*Yet another trigger: installTrigger
You can also take a look at the standard labellers that comes with CruiseControl.NET here:
CruiseControl.NET Labellers source code

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With shredded pork. Serves 2-4.
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Squid, shrimp, scallop, baby lobster, and roast pork. Add 4 wontons for an additional charge. Choice of egg noodle, ho fun, or mei fun.
Choice of American broccoli or Chinese broccoli.
Scallop, shrimp, crawfish, squid, roast pork, and vegetables over boneless duck.
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Rabbi Sela's Corner
Parshat Chayei Sarah
Rabbi Ahud Sela
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Parshat Chayei Sarah: Consistent Kindness
A D'var Torah for Parshat Toldot titled "Evolved Eating"
Parshat Toldot
Evolved Eating
I remember once learning that the Chinese used chopsticks to eat, instead of a knife and fork, because Confucius, a vegetarian, thought that forks and knives evoke violence and are a reminder of the slaughtering on animals. Chopsticks existed at the same time as knives and forks, but they became the dominant utensil as more and more Chinese saw them as the more evolved way to eat. As we read in this week's parsha about the twin brothers, Ya'akov and Eisav, the Torah immediately distinguishes between the two. Eisav is called a hunter, a man of the field, while Ya'akov is described as simple or pure, dwelling in tents. Many commentators understand this description of Ya'akov as working with domesticated animals, as opposed to his brother who hunted for wild animals. Rabbi Yechezkel Landau, known as the Nodeh BeYehuda, wrote in his book of responsa, that while it is permitted to hunt if necessary, and certainly to trap game at any time, that in a time of wide domestication of animals, we have evolved past the need to hunt and trap. He goes on to say, just like Ya'akov came out second, after Eisav, we have evolved past hunting. While eating animals is permissible in Jewish tradition, as long as we follow the rules of Kashrut, today we know the dangers of factory farming and the perils to our environment that the overconsumption of animal products is causing. While something may be permitted in general, it doesn't mean that it is necessarily good. You can keep kosher and still be very unhealthy. Most of us are not struggling on a daily basis to find enough food to eat. The question for us is what to eat. We want something tasty, healthy, filling, not too expensive. Can we also ask the question, is this the most evolved way to eat, where we are not causing undo harm to animals or the environment? That is our legacy as the descendants of Ya'akov, to evolve in each generation, striving for holier ways of living.
Rav Sela
A D'var Torah for Parshat Chayei Sarah titled, Manners Matter
Manners Matter
As I was sitting in my car at a red light I noticed the green arrow for a left turn go on, but the car to my left in the turn lane didn't move. A second or two goes by, nothing, no movement. I am expecting to hear a chorus of car horns as I see a line of at least four cars waiting behind it, but there is nary a peep. Finally, after four agonizing seconds, the person noticed the green arrow and started driving, but by then there was time for only two cars to make it through, and the other cars would have to wait for the next green arrow. I thought to myself, if I were back in NY, or Israel, within half a second of the light turning green, if the car hadn't moved, there would have been a symphony of angry car horns. What does it take to be polite? In this week's parsha we read about the death of Sarah and how Avraham purchases a burial cave for her. He must negotiate the purchase with the locals, the Hittites. At the end of the negotiation it says that Avraham stood up and then bowed to them before departing. Rabbi Ya'akov Moshe Charlap comments that Avraham was in a state of grief and mourning for his wife, yet he did not dispense with social norms. If he had acted rudely we might have excused his behavior because of his emotional state, but Rabbi Charlap teaches that this shows Avraham's greatness. Despite his distress, he still was polite. And he adds, if someone can be polite even when emotionally distressed, how much the more should we expect people to have manners when things are going normally. What does it take to be polite? Usually just an extra second or two or patience and a small gesture.
Parshat Vayera
Parshat Vayera: Sharing Values
A D'var Torah for Parshat Vayera titled, "Flour and Torah"
Flour and Torah
What comes first, the chicken or the egg, or from this week's parsha, the flour or the Torah? When Avraham welcomes in the three guests to his tent, he instructs his wife Sarah to take three measures of four and make them into cakes. Why is that detail necessary? Rabbi Meir Hakohen Schiff explains that it was necessary because without the flour we would never have been given the Torah. How does this connect to that? There is a midrash on a verse from the Book of Exodus where it says that Moshe went up to God to receive the Torah. However, the midrash goes on that the angels initially did not want to release it from Heaven, so God made Moshe look like Avraham, and God said to them, Isn't that the man who welcomed you into his home and fed you? With that the angels felt ashamed that they had never repaid Avraham's kindness, and they released the Torah. Thus, Rabbi Schiff explains, we have the teaching in Pirkei Avot, If there is no flour, there is no Torah. If Avraham hadn't provided the angels with flour cakes the Jewish people would never have received the Torah. But the end of the teaching in Pirkei Avot says, and if there is no Torah, there is no flour. How does he explain that? Well, Avraham offered the angels flour cakes not in order to receive the Torah, but in order to fulfill the Torah, to fulfill the mitzvah of welcoming guests. If he had not tried to fulfill the Torah he would not have offered them food, so if there is no Torah there is no flour. So, which came first, the flour or the Torah? I'll let you decide.
Parshat Lech Lecha
Parshat Lech Lecha - A Burden to Elevate
A D'var Torah for Parshat Lech L'cha titled, "Self-serving or God-serving"
Self-serving or God-serving
It is easy to listen to our inner voice when its dictates are self-serving. Whether we think of that voice as God speaking to us or as our inner moral compass, when it says to do something that benefits us at the expense of others we should pause and think if that is truly what God wants. In this week's parsha we read that there is a conflict between Avram and his nephew Lot's shepherds. Their flocks have become so numerous that we might think that this is simply a problem of lack of resources, but Rashi comments that Lot's shepherds were grazing their sheep in other people's fields, and Avram's shepherds rebuked them for doing so. Lot's shepherds argued that God had given the entire land to Avram and his descendants and since, at that moment, Avram had no children that the land would pass to Lot, so it was really his land. Avram's shepherds replied that the land had not been given yet, so until that time they were only entitled to land that had been rightfully purchased. Were Lot's shepherds misguided, or just really faithful in God's promise? Aside from being faithful there was obviously a self-serving motivation for their claim. Imagine if God had instead instructed Avraham to give away all of his flocks to the poor. Would Lot's shepherds have been so faithful as to say, Well Avraham owns the land and is head of our master's clan, so everything belongs to him so we should give away our sheep as well? It is harder to be faithfully devoted to God's word when it goes against our self-interest. But indeed, most of the time, that is what God desires and lays out in the mitzvot. The Torah does not say that God wants us to be poor or, God forbid, to suffer, but there are many mitzvot that include giving up something that is ours to benefit someone else. Because in reality, a truly faithful person believes that everything belongs to God, and that we are merely stewards who serve God's interests, not our own.
Parshat Noach - Better to be a Jew
A D'var Torah for Parshat Noach titled, "Illumination"
As a Rabbi I think a lot about the words that I use. I love Mark Twain's saying, "Better to keep silent and have people think you a fool, then to open your mouth and remove all doubt." No matter the size of our foot, or our mouth, we often find interesting and creative ways to stick our foot in our mouths when we don't speak carefully. Yet, when we do choose our words carefully they can have tremendous power. In this week's parsha we read about Noach and the Flood. When God instructs Noach to build the Ark God gives him many details about its construction, but one word sticks out, Tzohar. Noach is told to put a Tzohar in the Ark, but that word is only used once in the Torah so its meaning is mysterious. Most commentaries understand it to be a window, something to let light in. The Ba'al Shem Tov takes it a little further and says that it simply means illuminating. Then he plays with the word for Ark, Teivah, which also means word, and translates the whole phrase, not as "Make a window in the Ark", but rather as "Illuminate the word". When we choose our words carefully we can truly illuminate a concept for someone, giving them understanding that they did not have before. When we choose gentle, kind, and complimentary words we can brighten someone's day, or remove a burden that was like a black cloud hanging over them. It doesn't take much, a compliment, a quick call, even a text message, to give someone a ray of sunshine. Try it, illuminate your words and see the power that they have to illuminate the world.
Bereishit - Rest on Shabbat Bereishit - Believing vs Knowing

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Q: Adding improper tail to given Erlang list How do I add an improper tail (e.g. |<<>>) to a proper Erlang list "Parent" with an arbitrary number of elements? I need this to create a range scan upper limit value for matchspecs on a MNESIA table where list keys represent object hierarchy.
To my understanding (inspired by the sext project) any children of a parent key Parent=[T1,T2,T3] (T1,T2,T2 are arbitrary Erlang Terms) can be found with matchspecs asking for:
Child > [T1,T2,T3] and Child < [T1,T2,T3|<<>>]

Given only Parent as a whole, how do I calculate the upper value?

A: To get the improper list you're looking for, just append the empty binary <<>> to the list:
Parent ++ <<>>.

For example, if Parent is [t1,t2,t3]:
1> Parent = [t1,t2,t3].
[t1,t2,t3]
2> Parent ++ <<>>.
[t1,t2,t3|<<>>]


This conference call is a good overview of some of the momentum that is happening in the UK.
Real people sharing their results in the business and also on the products.
To improve your situation is a decision and to stay in the same situation is also a decision.
Hear from people who CHOSE to change their situation.


It refers to stalled legislation in Olympia, crafted mainly by Republican legislators representing rural districts, that seeks to reverse a state Supreme Court decision made in October, the Hirst case, that severely restricts property owners from obtaining permits for new wells.
The Senate, which is ruled by the Majority Coalition Caucus of Republicans and a few conservative Democrats, has passed Senate Bill 5239, authored by Sen. Judy Warnick, R-Moses Lake, who also chairs the Senate Agriculture, Water and Rural Economic Development Committee.
The House, controlled by state Democrats, and Senate negotiators have failed to come to an agreement that would allow the legislation to come to a vote and subsequently be signed by Gov. Jay Inslee.
The water-rights issue is reflective of the political divide in the state. Supporters of the legislation say it would reverse the court's ruling, which they say has created a moratorium on rural development and will force a huge reduction in rural property values.
Those who oppose a repeal — primarily environmentalists and Indian tribes — say the Hirst decision protects the state from unrestrained water usage by property holders and commercial businesses, and ensures greater water availability and in-stream flows for fish.
Before the Hirst ruling, property owners had been allowed over many decades to drill small wells for household use in rural and suburban zones where municipal water system connections weren't available.
Republicans say that water-rights laws in the state have adequately regulated the use of these small wells. Erik Smith, the spokesman for the Senate's Majority Coalition Caucus, said they have so little impact on the state water supply — less than 1 percent statewide — that they've been properly exempted from requirements for water-rights permits.
What the Hirst decision has mandated is that county planning departments can no longer rely on "general advice from the Department of Ecology about water availability," Smith said.
Instead, he noted, they must evaluate each application for new water wells to determine whether each individual household well will reduce the overall supply of water reserved for in-stream fish flows.
That regulatory language is resulting in high costs for hydrological studies for property owners, Smith said.
What's more, he added, if the studies provide a favorable result, it doesn't necessarily mean they're free to drill. Counties have reported that they lack the ability to evaluate those results — and some have stopped issuing permits while waiting for the Legislature to decide the issue.
"Every Washington resident who can't hook up to city water ought to be very, very worried," said Sen. Tim Sheldon, D-Potlatch, who is a member of the Senate's majority caucus.
"There really is no problem — most of these wells draw only a few hundred gallons a day, and nearly all of that is returned to the groundwater through septic systems and drain fields.
But in an opinion piece printed in the Tacoma News Tribune in April, Arnold Cooper, vice chair of the Squaxin Island Tribe, takes exception to that allegation by Sheldon and others.
"Development can occur in watersheds where there is enough water to supply in-stream flows during critical months," Cooper wrote.
Senate and House negotiators have come close to a solution during current and special sessions this year in Olympia.
The most recent potential agreement collapsed when House leaders wanted to impose mitigation fees on new applications for water. In response, business groups and property rights organizations, as well as individual property owners, testified during hearings that many will lose their life savings if the Legislature doesn't act.
Sen. Jan Angel, Republican from the 26th Legislative District, said that as of July 11, there's been little movement toward reaching a consensus on SB 5239.
"As of our conference call (on Monday, July 10), they are continuing to negotiate," Angel said.
But behind the talk of compromise and cooperation between these two halves of the state, there's a not-so-implicit threat being messaged by Republicans.
"Until such time as there is a Hirst decision, we will not be running a capital budget. And a lot of people want that budget," Angel said of the funding measure for local projects that legislators can proudly take home to their constituents.
And after Gov. Inslee's recent veto of a portion of compromise legislation crafted to reduce taxes for state manufacturing businesses, Republicans are taking a hard-line stance with their opponents: "No Hirst, No Capital Budget" is their rallying cry as the clock winds down to the end of the third special session on July 20.
"We're ready to fix this problem and pass a capital budget," Angel wrote in her July 11 legislative update to district constituents.
Kitsap County has its share of projects that will depend on passage of the capital budget. The City of Port Orchard is looking for state funding to build its downtown pocket park ($309,000), as is the Port of Bremerton for a breakwater for Port Orchard Marina ($258,000).
In Bremerton, the planned Ostrich Creek culvert has funding of $4,688,000 in abeyance, as well as $3,881,000 for the Pine Basin sewer.
Other Bremerton projects in the capital budget include Quincy Square ($250,000), Holly Ridge Center ($176,000) and the Admiral Theatre ($150,000).
The approximately $30 million allocated for the Kitsap projects are part of an overall $4 billion capital budget. It is funded by a combination of state bond and cash.
Capital budget funds are allocated for building, maintaining and renovating public schools, higher education facilities, state buildings, public lands, parks and other state assets, according to the offices of 26th District Reps. Michelle Caldier and Jesse Young.
Both state representatives have been working in conjunction with Sen. Angel to shepherd the projects through the legislative process.


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#include <fcntl.h>
#include <string.h>

#include "sys/alt_irq.h"
#include "sys/ioctl.h"
#include "sys/alt_errno.h"

#include "altera_avalon_uart_regs.h"
#include "altera_avalon_uart.h"

#if !defined(ALT_USE_SMALL_DRIVERS) && !defined(ALTERA_AVALON_UART_SMALL)

/* ----------------------------------------------------------- */
/* ------------------------- FAST DRIVER --------------------- */
/* ----------------------------------------------------------- */

/*
 * To reduce the code footprint of this driver, the ioctl() function is not
 * included by default. If you wish to use the ioctl features provided
 * below, you can do so by adding the option : -DALTERA_AVALON_UART_USE_IOCTL
 * to CPPFLAGS in the Makefile (or through the Eclipse IDE).
 */

#ifdef ALTERA_AVALON_UART_USE_IOCTL

/*
 * altera_avalon_uart_ioctl() is called by the system ioctl() function to handle
 * ioctl requests for the UART. The only ioctl requests supported are TIOCMGET
 * and TIOCMSET.
 *
 * TIOCMGET returns a termios structure that describes the current device
 * configuration.
 *
 * TIOCMSET sets the device (if possible) to match the requested configuration.
 * The requested configuration is described using a termios structure passed
 * through the input argument "arg".
 */

static int altera_avalon_uart_tiocmget(altera_avalon_uart_state* sp,
  struct termios* term);
static int altera_avalon_uart_tiocmset(altera_avalon_uart_state* sp,
  struct termios* term);

int
altera_avalon_uart_ioctl(altera_avalon_uart_state* sp, int req, void* arg)
{
  int rc = -ENOTTY;

  switch (req)
  {
  case TIOCMGET:
    rc = altera_avalon_uart_tiocmget(sp, (struct termios*) arg);
    break;
  case TIOCMSET:
    rc = altera_avalon_uart_tiocmset(sp, (struct termios*) arg);
    break;
  default:
    break;
  }
  return rc;
}

/*
 * altera_avalon_uart_tiocmget() is used by altera_avalon_uart_ioctl() to fill
 * in the input termios structure with the current device configuration.
 *
 * See termios.h for further details on the contents of the termios structure.
 */

static int
altera_avalon_uart_tiocmget(altera_avalon_uart_state* sp,
  struct termios* term)
{
  memcpy (term, &sp->termios, sizeof (struct termios));
  return 0;
}

/*
 * altera_avalon_uart_tiocmset() is used by altera_avalon_uart_ioctl() to
 * configure the device according to the settings in the input termios
 * structure. In practice the only configuration that can be changed is the
 * baud rate, and then only if the hardware is configured to have a writable
 * baud register.
 */

static int
altera_avalon_uart_tiocmset(altera_avalon_uart_state* sp,
  struct termios* term)
{
  speed_t speed;

  speed = sp->termios.c_ispeed;

  /* Update the settings if the hardware supports it */

  if (!(sp->flags & ALT_AVALON_UART_FB))
  {
    sp->termios.c_ispeed = sp->termios.c_ospeed = term->c_ispeed;
  }
  /*
   * If the request was for an unsupported setting, return an error.
   */

  if (memcmp(term, &sp->termios, sizeof (struct termios)))
  {
    sp->termios.c_ispeed = sp->termios.c_ospeed = speed;
    return -EIO;
  }

  /*
   * Otherwise, update the hardware.
   */

  IOWR_ALTERA_AVALON_UART_DIVISOR(sp->base,
    ((sp->freq/sp->termios.c_ispeed) - 1));

  return 0;
}

#endif /* ALTERA_AVALON_UART_USE_IOCTL */

#endif /* fast driver */

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Right, so as per usual, my family had completely forgotten about the date Chinese New Year is on until my mother decided to randomly check the Lunar calendar. Then gasp, horror, panic and flailing all around to household! Chinese New Year is SUNDAY!
We haven't cleaned the house! The labels and posters of the Chinese New Year greetings aren't up on the walls and doors! Where on earth are we expected to find and buy red underwear to wear for Sunday? (Yes, red underwear, you read that right) Do we have enough pomelo leaves to bath in Saturday night? Do we have the right groceries for the New Year dinner? So many things and so little time!
As per norm of mothers, they also fully expect you to take the entire day off work on Monday to celebrate it without realising it's incredibly short notice! Thankfully, I was allowed the day off even though I feel a little guilty because we're getting basket orders in to be sent out for Chinese New Year. Now you're probably wondering, what ARE people sending for Chinese New Year?
Let me share some of the orders that seem to be coming in.
Fruit baskets are popular. Why? Let me try to figure out a reason here though my grasp of Chinese sayings are rather rusty to provide an adequate explanation.
That's why the Chinese households must always have flowers in their home on Chinese New Year. (Do you know how terrible this actually is when five our of six members of the family have hayfever? Yes, that's my family).
So the fruit baskets for it's large mixture of colours.
TWO, fruits represent life in general, so again it goes with the saying of 'May your life be lively etc.'. Apples contain the Chinese character for Peace. Oranges (oh, where to begin?) especially mandarin oranges are made of two Chinese characters: Gold and Luck. That's why they are so popular during Chinese New Year! They fly off the shelves in Hong Kong! And heaven forbid, you try to take a mandarin orange tree from a family. My mother would have your arm and an leg is you touch her tree.
But what if the recipient of the gift basket doesn't like fruits? Then fish is another choice and we do have baskets with salmon in them so we have a few orders or those going out.
The 'rú' character is shares the same pronounciation as fish so any dinners you have during Chinese New Year must always have fish on the table. I say dinners - plural, not singular. Why?
Because Chinese New Year is a two week celebration which is great because Sunday is the first day and fresh food (fruit, fish and meat) gift baskets cannot be sent over the weekend. Since we'll still be celebrating for the new two weeks, it's perfectly fine for the basket to arrive later than Sunday.
Do remember though that if the recipient family is anything like mine, they'll be busy running around the first few days of Chinese New Year visiting friends and family and having dinners so they might not be home to sign for deliveries!
Now that my first ever contribution to the Baskets Galore blog must come to an end because I need to finish off today's work then spend the rest of the weekend giving the whole house a scrub from head to toe in accordance to having a clean start in the New Year. Wish me luck in tackling, sorting out and hopefully winning against the the contents underneath the coffee table!
Have a wonderful Chinese New Year!


Over the winter, while there is no grass, you can grow fodder to help feed your chickens and rabbits. It provides an excellent source of protein and fiber. But what is fodder? Fodder is a term used for food such as plants that is given to livestock rather than having them forage for food. You can sprout grains such as wheat, rye, and barley. Sprouting increases the nutrition and digestibility of the grain. By growing fodder you are reducing the amount of purchased feed for your chickens. It can help produce brighter yolks and better tasting eggs. It can also help to increase the productivity of eggs.
You will have 4 to 6 inches of fodder in about a week. All you need is a tray, the grain of your choosing and water. You will also need to put the tray in a sunny area. For more details and images on growing fodder for your chickens please visit, "Growing Sprouted Fodder for your Chickens plus Chick Fodder Cakes" by Fresh Eggs Daily.com.


By now you should have a pretty clear idea what your projects will be about and who your target audience is. This week we will talk about how to take the user and client needs that you have established and create a set of content and functionality requirements from them. In other words, you're transforming your overarching goals from last week into specific requirements for your site.
your strategy explorations for your projects proved to be fruitful.
your project will be about and who your target audience is.
established and create a set of content and functionality requirements from them.
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who is an interaction designer at Google.
and about the new trends in UX software tools.


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Patta Pagalu (Telugu) Movie Tailer- Wiki, Starcast, Story & Release Date
Patta Pagalu (Telugu) Wiki
New Tollywood release Patta Pagalu is the upcoming Telugu movie based on horror and thriller genre. It has been directed by Ram Gopal Varma who has recently given a hit movie named Rowdy. Patta Pagalu has a good star cast and renowned name associated with it along with a unique and interesting story. It is scheduled to release this year in the coming months and the exact date will be update very soon as soon as it gets revealed. Right now there is not much information or data available related to Patta Pagalu however we have come to know that film titled 'Patta Pagalu' is being produced by Dr. Raja Shekhar himself and has quietly finished its production and is moving into the post production phase. Knowing the editing sense and the alacrity with which RGV works on table, it can be safely assumed that the film might be announced for coming 2-3 months.
Patta Pagalu is a horror cum thriller movie that has been based on a creepy script and interesting characters. Its star cast comprise of some familiar names of south Indian film industry like Swati Dixit, and Raja Shekhar in the key roles.
Raja Shekhar
Swati Dixit
Story of Patta Pagalu
As we have already updated that Patta Pagalu is an upcoming horror film so it is obvious that the script and story of the movie is going to be a horror element and creepy one. Plot of the movie pivots around paranormal activities and horrible circumstances that the star casts faces amidst the whole runtime of movie. Earlier there were rumors regarding the exact genre of the story as first we heard that he is set to do a film for Mohan Babu. Then we also knew that Dr. Raja Shekhar, a versatile actor has hooked up with RGV for his film. The film production has taken off sometime last month and was touted to be a horror film.
Right now we don't have much info regarding the music of Patta Pagalu as there is not required info revealed about this film yet. Being a horror movie the music can be expected to be different one. We would access you to the music of Patta Pagalu very soon.
Being a well directed and produced Telugu movie Patta Pagalu is set to be promoted widely enough all over the south India. It has already started gaining publicity and buzz in the social media.
First official trailer of Patta Pagalu have been revealed and it has started receiving huge likes by the viewers. We hope that as soon as it gets released audience will react favorable for it. For watching first trailer of Patta Pagalu stay tuned to our website.
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Surely You've Heard of Bernard Capes
Bernard Capes's writing career spanned both the Victorian and Edwardian eras:
Capes was a prolific Victorian author, publishing more than forty volumes—romances, mysteries [including ghost stories], poetry, history—together with many articles for the magazines of the day. . . .He finally committed to writing novels full-time, taking around four months for each novel. On several occasions he had two or three novels published in the same year—and even four in 1910. — Wikipedia
It's obvious he never fully committed to writing detective fiction; the following titles, however, appear (note that) to be of the mystery/ghost story variety:
~ THE LAKE OF WINE (1898). Reviewed HERE: "This is a prince among jewel mysteries . . ."
~ THE GREAT SKENE MYSTERY (1907). Online HERE.
~ PLOTS (1902). Online HERE. Reviewed HERE: "The book, it must be confessed—or vaunted—is prolific in horrors; but they are ingenious horrors . . . ."
~ WHY DID HE DO IT? (1910). Reviewed HERE [page 56, left middle]: "Stories of fantastic plot and whimsical manner are by no means rare, but in this instance both machinery and personnel give an effect of originality hardly, perhaps, to be borne out by chill analysis."
~ GILEAD BALM (1911). Reviewed HERE: "For the series of mysterious quests, the quest of the Wax Hand, the quest of the Rose-Ring, and so on, which make up this entertaining novel, Mr. Capes has tapped in a wholesale manner that source of endless romance—the agony column of a daily newspaper."
~ THE SKELETON KEY (1920). Online HERE. Reviewed HERE [page 29, middle]: ". . . has a decidedly original denouement which will puzzle even practical mystery solvers."
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by carscusok
Sport Utility Vehicle or often abbreviated as SUV, is a classification of passenger cars but is built on a light truck chassis. In Indonesia, this type of car is often called a "jeep". Usually a car classified as an SUV is equipped with 4-wheel drive (4×4) so that it can be used to bulldoze heavy terrain or off-road. Even so, many SUVs in Indonesia are not equipped with 4-wheel drive (4×4). Several brands of SUV car manufacturers are equipped with a 4-wheel drive system (4×4) including the Toyota Land Cruiser, Jeep Wrangler, several variants of the Toyota Fortuner and Mitsubishi Pajero, etc. A typical SUV car is usually a spare tire installed at the rear door and usually has a high ground clearance from the ground. Then have you ever seen an SUV modified properly and looks very attractive? It seems that in Indonesia not too many SUVs have been modified compared to sedans. Ok, we will discuss some modifications for SUVs from various parts of the world, who knows that it can inspire you to modify your ride.
This modification style can be applied to various vehicles ranging from sedans, city cars, LCGC, to large vehicles in the class of SUVs. Outside, many public figures or artists use big SUVs for their mobility vehicles because of the large interior space so that they can accommodate quite a lot of accommodation. Several outside artists also did not escape modifying their SUV, Stacy "Fergie" Ferguson, a former member of The Black Eyed Peas, is known to have a Hummer H2 that has been modified on the rim and interior to make it look luxurious. And there are many more outside celebrities who use SUVs for their vehicles or just for collection.
Offroad and adventure Style
This type of modification is specifically for SUV-type cars starting from small SUVs like the Suzuki Jimny or large SUVs like the Range Rover. Cars with this modification are usually people who like offroad sports or adventure hobbyists. There are still many types of offroad modifications such as for competition, regular offroad, crawler, and adventure. Usually this car is modified in the elevated legs, suspension with long travel, wheels, and MT tires for offroad adventure cars, usually a winch and bullbar are added to the bumper. Then the addition of rollbars on the outside and inside of the body and engine upgrades of course. Because the car used for the famous western offroad terrain requires sufficient torque and is not concerned with speed,
Hoonitruck is a modification of the Turck / SUV Drift Style output from the Ford manufacturer, namely the Ford F-150, initiated by Ken Block, Ken Block himself is very well known in the rally and drifting arena. The Ford F-150 itself is included in the Heavy SUV class. This Hoonitruck car has a power of 914 hp at 7,400 rpm with a torque of 702 Nm at 6,400 rpm. The engine uses a Ford Performance / Roush Yates EcoBoost V6 with a capacity of 3,500cc. It also has an engine block developed directly from the Ford Racing Ford GT LeMans Development Program. And for transmission using the Sadev 6-speed all whell-drive sequental gearbox. One more thing that is no less special than this car. When displayed at the 2019 Tokyo Auto Salon, this car won the title of the Tokyo Auto Salon best "dressed" truck / SUV award.
This modification cannot be separated from modification style number 2 or adventure style, because camper-style SUVs usually adopt a modification of the adventur style with some changes to the exterior and interior. In camper SUVs, usually the exterior is not much different from adventur because what is needed in an adventure car is almost the same as a camper, then it is in this interior that will look very different. The camper car is clearly designed for recreation because the interior is made as comfortable as possible, a sofa that can be a bed, an adequate intertaiment system, even a mini kitchen can be found in Camper SUV. Camper SUV is more concerned with comfort,
Rally Style
Rally Style in SUVs seems to be very rare because Homoligation in rally sports and large car bodies make the car's load even bigger, of course the throws from body roll will be very pronounced when using SUVs for Rally. But the Indonesian Rally racer managed to break the myth Rifat Sungkar built a mini SUV from the three-diamond manufacturer, the Mitsubishi Xpander, which was coded AP4. In this car, there have been a lot of changes that have been made, which is clear starting from the engine and the legs, almost all of them have been renovated. Not to mention the interior and exterior.
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The U.S. will continue to withhold $255 million in military aid to Pakistan as the White House reviews the nation's "level of cooperation" in fighting terrorism, a National Security Council spokesperson said.
The announcement came just hours after Trump in a tweet said the U.S. has "foolishly" given more than $33 billion in aid to the country and gotten only "lies and deceit" in return.
Trump has "made it clear" that he expects Pakistan to take strong action to fight terrorists and extremism, the spokesperson said.
The county's efforts against terrorism "will ultimately determine the trajectory of our relationship, including future security assistance," the spokesperson said.
Pakistan has long posed contradictions for the U.S.: it's a partner in the fight against terrorism yet is also the place where Osama bin Laden hid out for years before being killed in a nighttime raid by U.S. Navy Seals. Since 2015, the U.S. has denied Pakistan $650 million in Coalition Support Fund reimbursements that could be released only if the U.S. military certified the country is making acceptable progress against the Haqqani network, which is affiliated with the Taliban.
The Pentagon also continues to review whether $400 million that Congress approved for fiscal year 2017, pending a certification, can be released. The fiscal 2018 defense policy bill earmarks an additional $350 million, which can't be released until there is a Pentagon certification as well.
Trump spent the first morning of 2018 wading into Middle Eastern affairs, with another tweet calling for "a change in Iran" as that country undergoes a rare show of public disapproval in which as many as a dozen people have died in a series of riots, according to state TV and local reports.


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Roy Wood - On The Road Again (1979) [England, Art Rock/Pop Rock]
Artist: Roy Wood
Album: On The Road Again
Genre: Art Rock, Pop Rock
All songs written by Roy Wood.
01. (We're) On The Road Again - 4:22
02. Wings Over The Sea - 3:10
03. Keep Your Hands On The Wheel - 4:16
04. Colourful Lady - 5:06
05. Road Rocket - 3:20
06. Backtown Sinner - 4:11
07. Jimmy Lad - 4:26
08. Dancin' At The Rainbow's End - 3:34
09. Another Night - 3:22
10. Way Beyond The Rain - 5:32
- Roy Wood - lead & backing vocals, electric guitar (01-06,08,09), drums (01,04-07,09,10), saxophones (01,04-06,08,10),
cello (01,06,10), bass (01,04,08), percussion (01,07-09), sitar (02,03), vibes (04), acoustic guitar (05,09,10), mandolin (07,08), bagpipes (07), recorders (07), bongos (08,09), viola (10), bass clarinet (10), string bass (10), 12-string guitar (10), producer
- Paul Robbins - backing vocals (01-10), Roland synthesizer (01), clavinet (01,04), percussion (01), piano (02,03,05,09), 12-string guitar (02,03,08), electric guitar (04,06,08), acoustic guitar (07), recorders (07), piano moog (10)
- Andy Fairweather-Low - backing vocals (01)
- John Bonham - drums (02,03)
- Pete Mackie - bass (02,03,05-07,09,10), backing vocals (02,03,05,07,09,10), electric rhythm guitar (04), lead vocals (04)
- Billy Paul - alto saxophone (02,03,09), backing vocals (09)
- Carl Wayne - backing vocals (02)
- Charlie Grima - congas (04,08,09)
- Dave Donovan - drums (08)
- Annie Haslam - backing vocals (08,10)
- Dick Plant - backing vocals (08)
1979 Andy Fairweather-Low Annie Haslam Art Rock England John Bonham Pop Rock Roy Wood


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"UNTITLED" SERIES
JACE LUMLEY : PHOTOGRAPHER
This is "UNTITLED": A series profiling American artists and creatives to share their stories.
For our next feature, we interviewed LA-based photographer and art director Jace Lumley. Prior to pursuing a full-time career in photography, Jace worked as the Senior Digital Photo Editor for GQ Magazine in New York City. Jace has photographed for a number of top clients, including GQ, Esquire, Vanity Fair and more.
Q: Did you study photography in school?
"I tried a few majors and that process of elimination led me to photography. I was always taking photographs but didn't know how to turn that into any kind of career coming from a small town. I went to a few universities and failed my way through most majors until I met Patrick Millard, former lead professor of photography at Point Park University. He had a magnetic energy that I knew I wanted to be around, so I switched into photography and instantly saw my genuine interest reflect in my grades and direction."
Q: How did you get your start?
"During school, I started a small fashion blog on Tumblr. It was an outlet for someone interested in fashion that wasn't based in New York City. Because of that blog and some friends, I made a moved to New York the summer after I graduated.
My roommate and best friend Dillon Burke got me a job bussing tables at a restaurant, and soon after Tumblr reached out to shoot a fashion week for them. I told my boss I needed a week off to shoot an event and they laughed, so I quit. I knew opportunities like this were why I moved to New York.
Outside of one of the events I met Michael Haney, former Deputy Editor of GQ Magazine. We talked for a bit, I got his email and he invited me in to meet some of GQ's team. This all resulted in a full-time job as their photo editor for the GQ.com."
Q: What inspired you to leave the security of your desk job to pursue a freelance career in photography?
"GQ was an invaluable experience. I still work with people from my old team at GQ - and others who left to pursue work elsewhere.
I worked a few freelance jobs in Los Angeles and became incredibly curious about the West Coast. The more jobs that came up, the more I felt comfortable stepping away from GQ and going out on my own. That curiosity continues to lead me to places I never thought I'd be."
Q: What inspires your photography?
"I try to trust that curiosity for inspiration. Curiosity in myself and what I want to explore, as well as in other people and places that photography opens the door to."
Q: Favorite subject matter to shoot and why?
"I like photographing people the most. A relationship between the subject and I shed layers that some people might not get to otherwise."
Q: How do you stand out in a competitive industry?
"I pride myself on client relationships. Usually, the hardest part is getting my foot in the door but once I'm in, I always tend to work with people more than once. People like working with people they get along with, especially if you're working multiple days and hours together."
Q: Any tips for making your subject feel comfortable in front of the camera?
"You can read someone's attitude when they're in front of the camera. If they're timid, it's nice to have a conversation before immediately photographing them. Ultimately, it's my job to make you look good, that's what I'm there for. If I can help people understand that, they'll loosen up a bit. I don't like getting my pictures taken either, but the more walls I let down, the more fun and more natural the photographs end up looking."
Q: Who is your favorite American photographer?
"Stephen Shore. His work is incredible––he has been an inspiration since I studied him in school."
Q: The most challenging part about being a photographer?
"Everything. Freelancing is hard. There's a lot of soul searching that comes with the off hours. But I've become incredibly thankful for that time as well."
Q: Any hobbies or side projects that keep the creative juices flowing?
"I run an online editorial called East 4th. I spend a few hours interviewing and photographing people I meet in this industry that have interesting personal stories to tell."
Q: Fill in the blank: American is _____.
"American is changing. The America I grew up in is very different than ours and will be for my friends' kids and my nieces and nephews. It's a changing landscape. It's important to remember the past and how we can affect the future. It will change not only for us, but the people growing up with access to the whole world in their pockets from day one."
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Titans QBs Over the Years | Fireball Flashbacks
"Voice of the Titans" Mike Keith looks back at Titans quarterbacks over the years in this week's edition of 'Fireball Flashbacks.'
Reliable Backup QB Neil O'Donnell Always Delivered | Fireball Flashbacks
This week's 'Fireball Flashback' features former Titans QB Neil O'Donnell, who always delivered, winning several games as Steve McNair's backup from 1999-02, before returning for an encore performance in Tennessee's regular season finale in 2003, a 33-13 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Rich Coady's INT Seals Victory Over Patriots | Fireball Flashbacks
Steve McNair rushed for for 49 yards and a pair of touchdowns, and Eddie George carried 31 times for 101 yards, as the Titans amassed 238 yards on the ground. But it was safety Rich Coady who sealed the game by intercepting Tom Brady and returning it 24 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter of Tennessee's 24-7 victory over the defending Super Bowl Champion New England Patriots on Monday Night Football.
Chris Johnson's 2,000-Yard Season | Fireball Flashbacks
This week's Fireball Flashback looks back at former Titans running back Chris Johnson's remarkable 2,000-yard rushing season in 2009.
Top Titans High School Rushers | Fireball Flashbacks
Three players in the 60-year history of the Titans-Oilers franchise have been ranked among the Top 10 high school rushers of All-Time. The #1 prep rusher in the United States is Derrick Henry, who became the nation's all-time leading rusher at Yulee High School in 2012, breaking a nearly 60-year record with over 12,000 rushing yards in his high school career.
Jim Washburn's Stellar Career | Fireball Flashbacks
From Jevon Kearse and Kyle Vanden Bosch, to Carlos Hall and Tony Brown, former Titans defensive line coach Jim Washburn always got the most out of his players, with his units annually ranked among the best in the NFL.
Left Tackle a Position of Tradition for Titans | Fireball Flashbacks
For over 20 years, the Titans have enjoyed success at left tackle with Pro Bowlers Brad Hopkins (1993-2005), Michael Roos (2005-14) and Taylor Lewan (2014-present).
Who was Skip Hicks? | Fireball Flashbacks: Dec. 6, 2001
Former Titans running back Skip Hicks, who came to Tennessee in 2001 while Eddie George battled a toe injury, carried 17 times for 142 yards and a touchdown in a 26-20 upset victory over Brett Favre and the playoff-bound Green Bay Packers in Nashville.
Kenny Britt's TD Caps Miracle 99-yard Drive | Fireball Flashbacks: Nov. 29, 2009
Vince Young tossed a 10-yard touchdown pass to rookie receiver Kenny Britt as time expired on fourth down, capping a miraculous 99-yard drive that used all 2:37 on the clock to up-end the defending NFC Champion Arizona Cardinals 20-17 at LP Field.
Big Win in Philly Starts Six-Game Win Streak | Fireball Flashbacks: Nov. 19, 2006
Travis Henry rushed for 143 yards, including a 70-yard TD, Pacman Jones returned a punt for a score, and Tennessee's defense had three takeaways and a touchdown in a 31-13 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, the team's first of six consecutive wins on Sunday, Nov. 19, 2006 at Lincoln Financial Field.
Donald Mitchell's 69-yard TD Return Off Blocked FG | Fireball Flashbacks: Oct. 21, 2001
With the Lions leading 14-9 in the third quarter, Titans defensive tackle Henry Ford blocks Jason Hanson's 47-yard field goal attempt. Cornerback Donald Mitchell scoops up the loose ball and returns it 69 yards for a touchdown, propelling the Titans to a 27-24 victory at Detroit on Oct. 21, 2001.
Samari Rolle's Epic Interception Return | Fireball Flashbacks: Oct. 30, 2000
With the clock expiring in the first half, former Titans cornerback Samari Rolle returns an interception 81 yards for a touchdown, then later picks off childhood idol Deion Sanders in a 27-21 victory over the Washington Redskins on Monday Night Football.
Fireball Flashbacks: Oct. 11, 2004 - Titans at Packers
Running back Chris Brown rushed for 148 yards and two touchdowns, and Steve McNair tossed a pair of TDs as the Titans posted 456 yards on offense, shocking the football world with a 48-27 victory over the Green Bay Packers on Monday Night Football at Lambeau Field. While Tennessee's offense produced its highest scoring total in the Titans era, its defense forced six Packers turnovers, picking off Packers QB Brett Favre three times in the game.
Fireball Flashbacks: The Outstanding Career of Titans K Rob Bironas
In this week's edition of "Fireball Flashbacks," we look back at the outstanding nine-year NFL career of former Titans kicker Rob Bironas.
Fireball Flashbacks: Oct. 24, 2010 - Titans vs. Eagles
Former Titans wide receiver Kenny Britt becomes the first Titan to top 200 receiving yards in a game, hauling in seven passes for 225 yards and three touchdowns, as Tennessee scores a team-record 27 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to beat the Philadelphia Eagles 37-19 on Sunday, Oct. 24, 2010 in Nashville.
Fireball Flashbacks: Sept. 24, 2000 - Titans at Steelers
No one gave Steve McNair a chance to play in this one after he was knocked out of the previous game against Kansas City with a bruised sternum. McNair watched from the sideline in a baseball cap until Neil O'Donnell was knocked out with a concussion with just over two minutes left. But in typical McNair fashion, he stepped in. After a few warm-up tosses on the sideline, McNair entered the game and was 3-for-3 for 55 yards, including an 18-yard touchdown pass to tight end Erron Kinney, which gave the Titans a 23-20 lead, and victory in the team's final game at Three Rivers Stadium.
Fireball Flashbacks: Sept. 12, 1999 - Titans vs. Bengals
Trailing by nine points with less than five minutes remaining, Steve McNair and Eddie George led a Titans comeback, connecting on a 17-yard TD pass with 4:30 remaining, then setting up Al Del Greco for a game-winning 33-yard field goal with eight seconds to go, giving the Titans a 36-35 victory in the inaugural game at Adelphia Coliseum.
Fireball Flashbacks: December 17, 2000 - Titans at Browns
Former Titans RB Eddie George carried 34 times for 176 yards and three touchdowns, leading Tennessee to a 24-0 victory in snowy Cleveland.
Fireball Flashbacks: December 21, 2003 - Titans at Texans
Franchise legend Steve McNair completes a game-winning, 23-yard touchdown pass to Drew Bennett on fourth down, as the Titans escape Houston with a last-minute 27-24 victory to clinch a playoff berth on Dec. 21, 2003.
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Taylor will become the 18th Nebraska player to be inducted into the Hall of Fame and the first since Trev Alberts was inducted in 2015.
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The International Association for Media and Communication Research -IAMCR- and the Urban Communication Foundation are pleased to announce that the 2017 UCF/IAMCR Urban Communication Research Grant will be awarded to Andreas Papallas, a Research Associate at the Cyprus University of Technology, for his project Using Social Media Communication to Detect Patterns of Urban Segregation and Aggregation within Contested Cities. An honorary mention was awarded to Chamee Yang, a doctoral candidate in the Institute of Communications Research at the University of Illinois.
Andreas Papallas' project proposes that introducing social network data to the study of public space use can produce new insights into the complex relationship between the spatial and social dimensions of space within multi-ethnic contemporary cities. The mechanisms involved in the ways ethnic groups use the public space of the city centre and the interface between them (or the lack of it), lies at the heart of this project. Novel methods and tools are proposed to explore location-based services (LBS) of online social networks and the significance of the new types of user-related spatiotemporal data. A spatial analysis of the aggregate activity generated by such networks has shown how social activity in a city is distributed, revealing fine-grained spatial patterns evident in the social life of the divided capital of Cyprus, Nicosia. This proposal brings an ICT approach to understand the complexity of the urban environment, urban cultures and communities, especially in cities rife with social and political upheavals where other means of analysis is not possible.
Explore the relationship between various spatial characteristics of the segregated city with the coexistence of multi-ethnic groups.
The project is a continuation of earlier research work done by the applicant in Nicosia during his postgraduate studies at the University of Cambridge in collaboration with the University of Cyprus (Charalambous, et al., 2016).
The IAMCR/UCF research award jury praised Andreas Papallas for the innovative nature of the research project "In focusing on the spatial aspects of communicative practices, in particular in relation to the social life of the divided capital of Cyprus (Nicosia), the jury considers this project an exemplary case of urban communication research. The project description is also characterised by high levels of clarity in outlining a promising mixture of methods. With its theoretical basis on discussions on segregation and aggregation, the research project will contribute to urban communication studies, conflict studies, political studies and several other academic fields."
This year the selection committee will also awarded an honorable mention to a project by Chamee Yang, a doctoral candidate at the Institute of Communications Research of the University of Illinois. Yang's project offers an ethnographic point of view from a non-Western context of South Korea, a country that has had a long history of authoritarian and developmental government. Taking this historical specificity into account, the research examines how different cultural sensibilities regarding security, privacy, and government has shaped a unique formation of Smart City in Songdo. The project also provides a preliminary explanation of how the major Korean "smart city- initiative" has intersected with Korea's modern history of development, politics of technology, and popular desire for mobility and advancement.
The award jury noted that Chamee Yang's proposal, "aims to contextualise the positioning of Songdo (in South Korea) as a smart city. The jury appreciates Yang's ambition to critically question the techno-optimistic narratives that celebrate and universalise the smart city. Moreover, the jury is impressed by the theoretical span of the project, its broadened perspective on mediality and its ethnographic backbone."
Andreas Papallas is a Research Associate at the Cyprus University of Technology. He studied Architecture at the University of Sheffield and Architecture and Urban Design at the University of Cambridge where he graduated with distinction for his thesis 'Urban Rapprochement Tactics: Stitching Divided Nicosia'. His research interest lies in evaluating, analysing and visualising complex urban conditions in relation to urban conflict, social inclusion/exclusion and urban segregation.
Chamee Yang is a doctoral candidate at the Institute of Communications Research of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA. Her multidisciplinary research interests include media and cultural studies, urban studies, critical theory, and science and technology studies (STS). She is currently working on her dissertation project, Remapping Songdo: Ethno-historiography of the "Smart City" in South Korea, in which she critically examines the historical underpinnings and spatial formations of Songdo Smart City in the backdrop of post-developmental government of South Korea.


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A Garfield és a valós világ (eredeti cím: Garfield Gets Real) 2007-ben bemutatott amerikai 3D-s számítógépes animációs film, amely Jim Davis Garfield című képregénysorozat alapján készült. Az animációs játékfilm rendezője Mark A. Z. Dippé, producere John Davis, zeneszerzője Kenneth Burgomaster. A mozifilm a Davis Entertainment, a Paws Inc. és a The Animation Picture Company gyártásában készült, a 20th Century Fox forgalmazásában jelent meg. Műfaja filmvígjáték.

Amerikában 2007. augusztus 9-én mutatták be a mozikban, Magyarországon 2008. január 16-án adták ki DVD-n.

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Garfield barátaival együtt a képregény világban él, ahol azon dolgoznak, hogy az újságolvasók minden nap élvezhessék a képsorokat. Ám Garfield unja a képregényvilágot, és egyre inkább vágyni kezd a valós világra. Ubul, miközben a kellékcsontot próbálja eldugni rátalál a vetítővásznon egy átjáróra, amin keresztül Garfield és Ubul átjut a valós világba, és úgy tűnik, hogy örökre ott ragadnak. Ott összetalálkoznak Kószával, a macskával, aki befogadja maga mellé őket. Időközben rájönnek a megpróbálnak elindulni egy versenyen, ahol új képregényszereplőket keresnek, és így újra visszatérhetnek, ám elutasítják, és a versenyen két izmos kutya, Hale és Hardy nyer, hacsak 24 órán belül Garfield és Ubul nem jut vissza a képregénybe. A srácok mindent megpróbálnak a visszajutásra, ám sikerületlenül. Később megjön az ötlet: Wally, a feltaláló készít egy hatalmas harmonikát, ami a két dimenzió között átjárhatóságot teszi lehetővé. Ám Hale és Hardy elkapják őket és Kószát annak elhagyatott otthonában, ami felgyullad, ám Wally, Jon és Bundás Billy, a medve elindul megmenteni őket, ami nagy nehezen sikerül is. Hale és Hardy így az utcán éltek tovább, miközben a képregényvilág egy új taggal bővült, Kószával... valamint jópár kiskutyával, akik Ubul csontját akarják.

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 A filmben feltűnik a Blondie képregényből Dagwood, valamint a Moother Goose and Grimmy kutyája.
 A filmben látható több képregény részlete, valamint a Garfield 25 éve – Jöhet a torta! című könyv borítója.
 A filmben a szereplők eredeti nevét használják (Ubul helyett Odie, Heléna helyett Arlene)

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