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Q: Way to pass argv[] to CreateProcess() My C Win32 application should allow passing a full command line for another program to start, e.g.
myapp.exe /foo /bar "C:\Program Files\Some\App.exe" arg1 "arg 2"

myapp.exe may look something like
int main(int argc, char**argv)
{
  int i;

  for (i=1; i<argc; ++i) {
     if (!strcmp(argv[i], "/foo") {
        // handle /foo
     } else if (!strcmp(argv[i], "/bar") {
        // handle /bar
     } else {
        // not an option => start of a child command line
        break;
     }
  }

  // run the command
  STARTUPINFO si;
  PROCESS_INFORMATION pi;
  // customize the above...

  // I want this, but there is no such API! :(
  CreateProcessFromArgv(argv+i, NULL, NULL, FALSE, 0, NULL, NULL, &si, &pi);

  // use startup info si for some operations on a process
  // ...
}

I can think about some workarounds:

*

*use GetCommandLine()
and find a substring corresponding to argv[i]

*write something similar to ArgvToCommandLine() also mentioned in another SO question
Both of them lengthy and re-implement cumbersome windows command line parsing logic, which is already a part of CommandLineToArgvW().
Is there a "standard" solution for my problem? A standard (Win32, CRT, etc.) implementation of workarounds counts as a solution.

A: It's actually easier than you think.
1) There is an API, GetCommandLine() that will return you the whole string
myapp.exe /foo /bar "C:\Program Files\Some\App.exe" arg1 "arg 2"

2) CreateProcess() allows to specify the command line, so using it as
CreateProcess(NULL, "c:\\hello.exe arg1 arg2 etc", ....)

will do exactly what you need.
3) By parsing your command line, you can just find where the exe name starts, and pass that address to the CreateProcess() . It could be easily done with
char* cmd_pos = strstr(GetCommandLine(), argv[3]);

and finally: CreateProcess(NULL, strstr(GetCommandLine(), argv[i]), ...);
EDIT: now I see that you've already considered this option. If you're concerned about performance penalties, they are nothing comparing to process creation.

A: The only standard function which you not yet included in your question is PathGetArgs, but it do not so much. The functions PathQuoteSpaces and PathUnquoteSpaces can be also helpful. In my opinion the usage of CommandLineToArgvW in combination with the with GetCommandLineW is what you really need. The usage of UNICODE during the parsing of the command line is in my opinion mandatory if you want to have a general solution.

A: I solved it as follows:  With your Visual Studio install you can find a copy of some of the standard code used to create the C library.  In particular if you look in VC\crt\src\stdargv.c you will find the implementation of "wparse_cmdline" function which creates argc and argv from the result of GetCommandLineW API.  I created an augmented version of this code which also created a "cmdv" array of pointers which pointed back into the original string at the place where each argv pointer begins.  You can then act on argv arguments as you wish, and when you want to pass the "rest" on to CreateProcess you can just pass in cmdv[i] instead.
This solution has the advantages that is uses the exact same parsing code, still provides argv as usual, and allows you to pass on the original without needing to re-quote or re-escape it.

A: I have faced the same problems with you. The thing is, we don't need to parse the whole string, if we can separate the result of GetCommandLine(), then you can put them together afterwards.
According to Microsoft's documentation, you should consider only backslashes and quotes.
You can find their documents here.
And, then, you can call Solve to get the next parameter start point.
E.g.
     "a b c" d e

First Part: "a b c"
Next Parameter Start: d e

I solved the examples in Microsoft documentation, so do worry about the compatibility.
By calling the Solve function recursively, you can get the whole argv array.
Here's the file test.c
#include <stdio.h>

extern char* Solve(char* p);

void showString(char *str)
{
    char *end = Solve(str);

    char *p = str;

    printf("First Part: ");
    while(p < end){
        fputc(*p, stdout);
        p++;
    }

    printf("\nNext Parameter Start: %s\n", p + 1);
}

int main(){
    char str[] = "\"a b c\" d e";
    char str2[] = "a\\\\b d\"e f\"g h";
    char str3[] = "a\\\\\\\"b c d";
    char str4[] = "a\\\\\\\\\"b c\" d e";

    showString(str);
    showString(str2);
    showString(str3);
    showString(str4);

    return 0;
}

Running result are:
First Part: "a b c"
Next Parameter Start: d e
First Part: a\\b
Next Parameter Start: d"e f"g h
First Part: a\\\"b
Next Parameter Start: c d
First Part: a\\\\"b c"
Next Parameter Start: d e

Here's all the source code of Solve function, file findarg.c
/**

This is a FSM for quote recognization.

Status will be
    1. Quoted. (STATUS_QUOTE)
    2. Normal. (STATUS_NORMAL)
    3. End.    (STATUS_END)

    Quoted can be ended with a " or \0
    Normal can be ended with a " or space( ) or \0

    Slashes
*/

#ifndef TRUE
#define TRUE 1
#endif

#define STATUS_END    0
#define STATUS_NORMAL 1
#define STATUS_QUOTE  2

typedef char * Pointer;
typedef int STATUS;

static void MoveSlashes(Pointer *p){

    /*According to Microsoft's note, http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/17w5ykft.aspx */
    /*Backslashes are interpreted literally, unless they immediately precede a double quotation mark.*/

    /*Here we skip every backslashes, and those linked with quotes. because we don't need to parse it.*/
    while (**p == '\\'){

        (*p)++;

        //You need always check the next element
        //Skip \" as well.
        if (**p == '\\' || **p == '"')
            (*p)++;

    }
}

/*    Quoted can be ended with a " or \0  */
static STATUS SolveQuote(Pointer *p){
    while (TRUE){
        MoveSlashes(p);
        if (**p == 0)
            return STATUS_END;

        if (**p == '"')
            return STATUS_NORMAL;

        (*p)++;
    }
}

/* Normal can be ended with a " or space( ) or \0 */
static STATUS SolveNormal(Pointer *p){
    while (TRUE){
        MoveSlashes(p);
        if (**p == 0)
            return STATUS_END;

        if (**p == '"')
            return STATUS_QUOTE;

        if (**p == ' ')
            return STATUS_END;

        (*p)++;
    }
}

/*
    Solve the problem and return the end pointer.

    @param p The start pointer

    @return The target pointer.
*/
Pointer Solve(Pointer p){

    STATUS status = STATUS_NORMAL;

    while (status != STATUS_END){
        switch (status)
        {
        case STATUS_NORMAL:
            status = SolveNormal(&p); break;

        case STATUS_QUOTE:
            status = SolveQuote(&p); break;

        case STATUS_END:
        default:
            break;
        }

        //Move pointer to the next place.
        if (status != STATUS_END)
            p++;
    }

    return p;
}

A: I think it's actually harder than you think for a general case.
See What's up with the strange treatment of quotation marks and backslashes by CommandLineToArgvW.
It's ultimately up to the individual programs how they tokenize the command-line into an argv array (and even CommandLineToArgv in theory (and perhaps in practice, if what one of the comments said is true) could behave differently than the CRT when it initializes argv to main()), so there isn't even a standard set of esoteric rules that you can follow.
But anyway, the short answer is: no, there unfortunately is no easy/standard solution.  You'll have to roll your own function to deal with quotes and backslashes and the like.


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The Wicked + The Divine #34, by Kieron Gillen, Jamie McKelvie, Matthew Wilson, and Clayton Cowles, answers a lot of questions while bringing up a whole lot more and setting the stage for the coming end of the Pantheon.
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Alexa Chung is no stranger to online cruelty. The model and contributing editor of British Vogue has spoken out about her struggles with online bullying, and even left Twitter for some time after being attacked for "being anorexic." But after posting a demure, casual photo of herself and her mother to Instagram, Chung once again became the victim of skinny-bashing and body-snark. Which makes me wonder–can women's bodies ever not be the target of scrutiny?
Chung is a model and works in the fashion industry–which is notorious for talking out of the side of its mouth about not promoting "thinspo" while actively creating it–and her thin figure has, undoubtedly, played a large hand in her success. And while the expectations of thinness and perfection within the fashion world are deplorable (you've watched Cover Girl Culture, right?), so, too, is the knee-jerk reaction against it that has developed.
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We won't be posting the vicious comments that were lauded at Chung after she posted a totally normal photograph of her hanging out with her mother, but if you're curious about the cruel words that Chung's followers left her, The Daily Mail was kind enough to both post several triggering screenshots…while condemning "the Hollywood hegemonic model" and "the media" for promoting impossible body standards. But seriously–trigger warning.
What's upsetting about many of the comments, which prompted Chung to make her Instagram feed private, is that they were left by other women, which points to one of the stickiest parts of women's body image: That frequently, women are their own worst critics. Yes, the constant barrage of models draped over various pieces of furniture, bones akimbo, is tough to swallow–but too often, we're quick to eat it up, soak it in, and even defend it when it comes under attack.
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TREATMENT OF EPILEPSY IN TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS
E. D. Belousova, M. Y. Dorofeeva, T. G. Ohapkina
Epilepsy is the most frequent neurological sign of tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) and it's registered in 83.5% of patients. In majority of cases epilepsy begins during the first year of life (63%) and in 38.8% it's manifesting as infantile spasms. The presence of epilepsy is closely connected with development of mental retardation in TSC. Early treatment of epilepsy is a key to prevention of mental retardation, and preventive treatment with vigabatrin is now advised by some specialists. Possibly high efficasy of vigabatrin in treatment of seizures associated with TSC is partly due to its m-TOR inhibiting property. M-TOR way is widely discussed now as one of the perspective targets for epilepsy treatment, associated or not associated with TSC.
tuberous sclerosis complex, TSC, epilepsy, treatment, preventive treatment, vigabatrin, m-TOR
E. D. Belousova
The Russian National Research Medical University named after N. I. Pirogov of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation
MD, Professor, Honored Doctor of the Russian Federation. Department psychoneurology Epileptology, Research Clinical Institute,
ul. Ostrovityanova, 1, Moscow, 117997
M. Y. Dorofeeva
PhD, a leading researcher at the Department psychoneurology and Epileptology, Research Clinical Institute,
T. G. Ohapkina
doctor-intern of the Department of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Medical Genetics, Faculty of Pediatrics,
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Three Gorges Dam in China Threatens Fish And Fishermen
By James L. Tyson The Christian Science Monitor
SHUANGLIU, CHINA
CHINA'S Communist leadership is ignoring the plight of more than 137,000 Chinese whose hand-to-mouth livelihood will be ruined by a massive dam on the Yangtze River.
Beijing does not plan to aid thousands of fishermen and their families when the planned Three Gorges Dam project dramatically reduces the number of fish in the Yangtze and two adjoining lakes, government officials say.
The subsistence fishermen are only the most obvious casualties of the ecological damage downstream from what will be the world's largest dam.
Thousands of farmers, factory workers, and other people downstream from the giant dam will also suffer without government compensation, foreign and Chinese ecologists say.
China's nominal parliament acted to approve construction of the dam last month.
"The Three Gorges Dam will completely change the ecology of the Yangtze River and profoundly damage the ecology for fish and fishermen below the dam," says Chen Yiyu, director of the Institute of Hydrobiology in Wuhan.
But, "There are no arrangements to compensate or train the fishermen and farmers for a new livelihood and I don't anticipate there will be any," says Dr. Chen.
During more than three decades of debate over the dam, Beijing has disregarded the harm to the fishermen and farmers, say Chinese ecologists and some parliamentarians.
For their part, fishermen readily voice resentment.
"The government should at least help us to find other jobs," Wang Jiushan says, who sits in his fishing boat anchored to a riverbank.
"We have to find a way to live on," Mr. Wang adds, as a son, daughter, and his wife huddle around him on the bow of his small wooden boat. [See related story on Page 21.]
China's propaganda apparatus has ignored the damage below the dam while hailing its benefits for power generation, flood control, and shipping.
Until now the foreign news media have inadvertently aided the government by overlooking the harm downstream from the dam.
As a result, foreign banks offering to fund the project are oblivious to its toll on people along China's most important waterway.
The banks have suggested loans of more than $1 billion, Guo Shuyan, governor of Hubei Province, recently said. He did not, however, identify the banks.
Yet without "information on downstream social costs, foreign lenders shouldn't touch the project with a 10-foot pole," says Joseph Larson, a professor of wildlife biology at the University of Massachusetts (UMass).
CRITICS say the dam will exhaust the state budget and stand as a monumental disaster for the environment and society.
The government has begun compelling 1.1 million people to abandon their homes to make way for the dam's reservoir.
In addition, the dam will amass a vast plain of silt that will cause flooding in nearby Chongqing and obstruct shipping, according to critics.
Moreover, the dam will cost far more than the government's $10.5-billion estimate and worsen China's debilitating budget deficit.
China could more cheaply meet its energy and flood control needs by reinforcing dikes, building dams on the Yangtze River's tributaries, and promoting efficiency in industry, say the critics.
Local fishermen see the threat from the dam.
"The dam will turn us back into fish beggars," says Yuan Dahai, recalling an old nickname for rag-clad fishermen as he ties his boat alongside the Wangs' boat.
The dam will severely reduce the numbers of more than half of the 160 species of fish in the river, according to institute director Chen.
The dam will curtail vital spring floods that coax fish from Lakes Dongting and Poyang into the river to spawn. It will also hold the water temperature below the 64 degrees F. many fish require to lay eggs, Chen says.
Most of the threatened fish are prized sources of protein for people in the Yangtze River Basin, according to Chen.
The dam will be particularly harmful to the subsistence fishermen on more than 10,000 boats on Poyang Lake, China's largest body of freshwater, says Wei Liju, director of the aquatic products bureau of Jiangxi Province.
The dam will block spring floods that inundate lakeside weeds crucial for spawning carp, crucian carp, snakeheads, and catfish. Without the floods, the annual 66,000-ton catch from Poyang Lake will fall by 65 percent, Mr. Wei says.
Moreover, the dam will affect thousands of villagers on the lake who live on plants that rely on the seasonal surge and ebb of the river.
The subsistence farmers cultivate reeds for papermaking, cut grass for fertilizer, and gather medicinal herbs for sale, says Dr. Larson, who is the director of the environment institute at UMass.
The dam will also disrupt the Yangtze's estuary by reducing the water flow during the dry season and causing sea water to move upriver.
Already, factories, farms, and residents around Shanghai, one of the world's most populous areas, occasionally lose a critical source of fresh water during the dry season, ecologists in Shanghai say.
For example, salt water intruded into the estuary from October 1978 until May 1979. During this period, chloride concentrations were found to be more than 39 times the acceptable level, says Zhu Huifang at the Estuary Institute in Shanghai.
The salt water forced numerous factories to shut down and thousands of farmers to forgo planting rice. Losses in manufacturing totaled $12 million, according to Dr. Zhu.
From the dam to the estuary, river life will probably suffer the loss of silt and nutrients as these back up in the dam's reservoir.
The comparatively clear water released by the dam will erode dikes, riverbanks, and irrigation works. The river could change its course as a result, ecologists say.
THE relatively corrosive water will scour away shoals that make up the habitat of the Yangtze River dolphin, pushing the threatened species closer to extinction. Less than 200 of the silver cetaceans are alive today, says Chen.
Other wildlife in danger include the Yangtze River sturgeon, Siberian crane, and Yangtze River alligator, Chen says.
Beijing spokesmen say the benefits from the dam far outweigh the costs. But the government has made only a perfunctory effort to gauge the potential downstream damage, say some parliamentarians, and Chinese and foreign ecologists.
Beijing based a 1985 ecological study on the assumption that the dam would benefit the environment downstream, they say.
"I am not satisfied with previous research on the ecological impact of the dam," Chen says. "Several questions remain unanswered and much more must be done."
Yangtze fishermen can find comfort in the fact that it will take the government at least 18 years to complete the dam after construction begins.
Also, if the past is a guide, Beijing might suspend construction. The government has warmed to the cause of building the behemoth six times since 1958 but each time has shelved the project for political or economic reasons.
Still, the Ministry of Water Resources next year will begin spending $769 million for preparatory work. The heavy sum paid up front could guarantee completion, says Lu Qinkan, a government hydropower expert.
Below the dam site, fishermen see an end to their way of life.
Putting his arm around his son, Wang says, "My ancestors' way of life will pass away with me."
Yangtze River ship sinks in China: More than 450 on board
Search continues for survivors in Yangtze River shipwreck
Focus Will China save its last undammed river?


We really lucked out and had fantastic weather for March. Northern lights were spectacular in Tromso. We took a private tour with indvidulltromoso and was better than the one Vikng offered. The weather was sun shine in Bergen also where it usually rains 360 days a year. As far as the ship, it is beautiful. The few issues we had with service were quickly remedied by the guest service and restaurant managers. Entertainment was good quality, especially for a ship this size. Food was great. Every night in the buffet were crab legs, shrimp etc. Crab legs were split and easy to eat and delicious. We would definately sail with Viking again and again. Good value as you are not nickled andf dimed constantly. Room service was great for coffee and breakfast....Our cabin was good...floor in bathroom was heated and a little too much though. Embarkation and disembarkation were very smooth. All in all, I would highly recommend. Enrichment lecturesd were also very good.
3 deck mid ships by elevators. Perfect spot when it got a bit choppy. Much better than those who said they were on deck 7 or forward, Could of used a bit more storage (drawers). Bathroom floor was too hot but not a big issue, used a towel on floor. Cabin steward was excellent.
small group olf 7, great guide who took pictures and sent them to us. Excellent display.


International Day celeb in Camden County, N.J.
OCT. 19—ABS-CBN/DZMM and ANCOP USA will host the North East A Regional Competition of Global Pinoy Singing Idol from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. at St. Elizabeth Church of Hungary's Fr. Meinrad Hall, 170 Hussa Street, Linden, NJ 07036. Also a dinner-dance event. Raffle tickets with fantastic prizes will be drawn in the same evening. This is a fund-raising project to sustain the ANCOP USA projects for the poor in the Philippines.


I finished cleaning up the Karate Journal code, and it is now available here. Two down, one to go. I hope to have the Addressbook webapp code on the site by the end of the year.
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July 19, 2022 Aviation, Space Flight53-008, 56-6672, Balls 8, Edwards AFB, Edwards Air Force Base, Flight 90, Flight Test, Joe Walker, Joseph Albert Walker, NASA, NB-52B, North American Aviation, North American Aviation Inc., Project X-15, Reaction Motors, Rogers Dry Lake, Smith Ranch Dry Lake, Test Pilot, X-15, XLR-99, XLR99-RM-1Bryan Swopes
Joe Walker with the Number 2 North American Aviation X-15A, 56-6671, on Rogers Dry Lake. (NASA)
Joseph A. Walker, NASA Chief Research Test Pilot
19 July 1963: Between 1960 and 1963, NASA Chief Research Test Pilot Joseph Albert Walker made 25 flights in the North American Aviation X-15A hypersonic research rocketplanes. His 24th flight was the 21st for the Number 3 X-15, 56-6672, and the 90th of the X-15 program.
At 10:20:05.0 a.m., Walker and the X-15 were airdropped from the Boeing NB-52B Stratofortress, 53-008, Balls 8, over Smith Ranch Dry Lake, Nevada. Walker fired the Reaction Motors XLR99-RM-1 rocket engine and over the next 84.6 seconds the engine's 60,000 pounds of thrust drove the X-15 upward. The engine's thrust on this flight was higher than expected, shutdown was 1.6 seconds late, and Walker's climb angle was 1½° too high, so the X-15 overshot the predicted maximum altitude and its ballistic arc peaked at 347,800 feet (106,010 meters, 65.8 miles). The maximum speed was Mach 5.50 (3,714 miles per hour, 5,977 kilometers per hour).
Walker glided to a touch down at Rogers Dry Lake, Edwards Air Force Base California, after flying 311 miles in 11 minutes, 24.1 seconds of flight. On this flight, Joe Walker became the first American civilian to fly into Space.
North American Aviation X-15A 56-6672 on Rogers Dry Lake after a flight. (NASA)
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Charles Morgan says:
What was the date of the X-15's unscheduled forced landing and breaking in half on China Lake? I believe Scott Crossfield was the pilot.
That was the fourth test flight, 5 November 1959. Please see: https://www.thisdayinaviation.com/5-november-1959/
Elizabeth P. Boriszek says:
Awsome aircraft, brave pilots, wonderful program, much beneficial information was gleaned to prove helpful in the Space Program that resulted in humans landing on the Moon, the Space Shuttle, and still active wonderful ISS.
X-15 my favorite folliwed by FRIENDSHIP 7.
Unfortunately the program was less known about being overshadowed by the more populized MERCURY, GEMINI, and APOLLO missions. Yet after 60 years X-15 still holde the record as fastest crewed aircraft. So thats a lot of good to consider and recognize.


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Hugo Villar Tejeiro (20 November 1925 – 15 April 2014) was a Uruguayan physician and politician. He is best known for co-founding the left-wing political party Broad Front in 1971. He was born in Montevideo.

Villar died on 15 April 2014 in Montevideo, aged 88.

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International Istanbul Window Fair, which shapes the construction sector, has been organised at TUYAP between 11-14 March 2010 with the participation of 416 companies from 26 different countries in 60.000 m2 of indoor space.
International Istanbul Window Fair, which has become the 2nd biggest fair of the world with the support of industry professionals, has hosted a total of 30.381 professional visitors from Turkey and 70 different countries. In the 2010 exhibition the product groups of the window, glazing and door sectors has exhibited together.


Brace CNR 1.65 x 1.5 x 1/8 BLK STL Used for reinforcing 90 degree angles by applying to the inside or outside of the corner. Clearance for 5/16 inch bolt or 2 nails per side. 45 degree hole pattern for nails provides easy installation option. Black powder coat finish for improved weather resistance.
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Share Your Reading Experience of "The Story Behind The Story: Biography of a Navajo Medicine Man". Discuss, question and hear others' views on Elroy's Navajo world. A Navajo song and dance ceremony will also be shared along with supper. Location: Friends' Meeting House Condamine & Bent Streets Turner on Wednesday September 20th 6 -8p.m By donation. RSVP requested please.


KING FOR THE DAY? -- Silviniaco Conti (right), who is favourite for Boxing Day's big race, the William Hill King George VI Chase (PHOTO BY: John Giles/PA Wire).
Tis the season to be jolly -- and racing has more reason than most sports to celebrate glad tidings and to espouse goodwill to all men.
The critics, the cynics and the conspiracy theorists might continue to peddle their lazy, easy, 'let's-have-a-go-at-the-BHA' claptrap. But two recent stories illuminated the good place racing is in this Christmas.
The first disclosed that the sport is, by far, the second most-attended in the country, behind football. More than seven million people per year now go racing and of the four most popular sporting events in the UK this year, four were Royal Ascot, the Cheltenham Festival, the Derby meeting at Epsom and the Grand National meeting at Aintree.
The figures reflect the tremendous achievements of racecourses to maintain the appeal of racing amid the long economic downturn. They must also be handy when it comes to securing sponsorship deals and other commercial packages, which brings me nicely on to the second positive story -- the jaw-dropping backing by Qatar for Glorious Goodwood, announced at the start of the week.
As someone who has been making an annual pilgrimage to the Sussex Downs since the 1980s, I suggest this is the Christmas present to top the lot. Not only is the deal worth more than £25 million, rocketing prize money towards unprecedented levels, it is also signed and sealed for fully TEN years.
Providing Qatar do not feel their support entitles them to tinker and tamper too much with the unique charms and traditions of Goodwood, they are to be congratulated, Judging by the comments of track owner Lord March, who has now accepted the folly of re-naming the Stewards' Cup, the partnership should herald exciting times.
Excitement is obviously the buzzword for so many reasons at this time of year -- not least because racing dishes up a feast of top-class action across the UK and Ireland.
Kempton's two-day King George festival, sponsored by William Hill, is followed over here by the Coral Welsh Grand National at Chepstow on Saturday, Newbury's Grade One Challow Hurdle Day on Monday and Cheltenham fare on New Year's Day. And that is all supplemented across the Irish Sea by a four-day spectacular at Leopardstown.
12.50 Jollyallan, 1.25 Knock House, 2.00 Sausalito Sunrise, 2.35 Sign Of A Victory, 3.10 (William Hill King George VI Chase) 1 SILVINIACO CONTI, 2 Dynaste, 3 Al Ferof, 3.45 Alternatif.
12.10 Wilcos Mo Chara, 12.40 Chidswell.
1.40 Champagne At Tara, 3.55 Fortunate George.
12.15 Ordinary World, 1.20 Kalkir, 2.55 Vautour.


Proper Hunt: Happy Friday // Happy Anniversary!
Happy Friday // Happy Anniversary!
The first of the two happiest days of my life.
Happy Friday! Even though I had a rough night of sleeping last night (it was another teeth-grinding kind of night [literally] with some stressful dreams - I'm thinking it has a lot to do with us leaving Cora this weekend), I am full of happiness knowing that today is our 5th wedding anniversary. We're both working at the moment. We've been up since 6am (Cora gave us a lovely 5:30am wake up call), so we both figured why not wake up and get started on work? Not exactly the most fun way to start any day, let alone your 5th wedding anniversary. But, it's all so that we can fully enjoy the weekend in New York City.
As an ode of sorts to the man who is my biggest fan, encourager, accountant, therapist, editor-in-chief, or rather in a nutshell, my rock, I wanted to go through some of our big life experiences and adventures with a few photos for today's post. Hope that's alright with you all.
My husband, Steve, has a way of always finding the best in every situation, and always staying positive. I used to be like that too, but over the years (and having a corporate job that I hated), I've sort of become the pessimist in this relationship (gasp! insert frightened look here). He's not just my rock, but my source of constant joy (besides Cora) and love. I still remember the day we exchanged our vows and recall the overwhelming joy I felt not just from the two of us, but from everyone else around us who was so happy that we had found each other and were going to start our own family. He has been with me through the highest of highs, and the very lowest of lows and has always been the one I found peace and encouragement from. There wasn't a time so low that he couldn't find some way of bringing me up. And with being a new mom and all of the joys & stresses that entails, he has been the ever-amazing new dad.
The minute we found out we had to have an emergency c-section (somewhat traumatic for me), he was there holding my hand and comforting me. And if you know Steve, he likes to lighten things up with jokes so he was trying to get me to smile and laugh in his hazmat suit (not really a hazmat suit, but the full-body suit he had to wear during surgery sure looked like one). When Cora came into the world, he was a pro at the whole new dad thing. He changed her diaper multiple times before I had the chance (not that I wanted to, haha), and fed her her first meal too. Because of the emergency c-section, Cora was in the NICU overnight, so Steve went and saw her as much as he could while she was there.
I won't lie, being a mom is one of the hardest things I've ever had to be. And for those of you who really know me, I don't have limitless unwavering patience, so you can imagine the learning curve I've been dealing with having a toddler. But guess who's full of patience and understanding? Steve. I know it's a total cliche to say what I'm about to say, but it really, truly sums up how I think and feel about my husband. He is my home and I cannot and will not imagine my life without him. He makes me so very happy (beyond words or actions can say or do) and he pushes me to be a good person. He's my role model. It all boils down to that. Love you pup. Here's to the five years of wedded bliss (10 years together total), and to a hundred more!
Buying our first house together in 2008!
On our first international trip together to Kenya, we had a long layover in London so we poked around the city and took a few selfies.
Our last day at the Masai Mara with a few of our friends. That safari trip was one of the most amazing things I've ever experienced.
A shameless selfie at our dear friends, Jeff & Bonnie's, wedding. We rarely get to take pictures of the two of us anymore. Usually it's one of us with Cora or the other, but never together. Plus, I got my hair did that day so I really had to take a selfie.
The morning after Cora was born, Steve went down as soon as he woke up so he could see her.
This photo just says it all, doesn't it?
what a sweet post! i hope that on my 5 year anniversary i can also look back and have memories like this! it sounds like you both are quit the pair!!!


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WINDHOEK - 1 September 2004
No. 191 Town Planning Ordinance, 1954: Windhoek Amendment Scheme No. 64 ............................
No. 192 Company deemed to be a Namibian company for purposes of holding a mineral licence ....
No. 193 Determination of rates of land tax: Agricultural (Commercial) Land Reform Act, 1995 ......
No. 194 Notification of period for inspection of provisional valuation roll and for lodgement of
objections and of date of commencement of sitting of valuation court .................................
No. 195 Amendment of classification of district roads 1989 and 1910: District of Usakos: Erongo
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No. 196 Application that a road be declared a proclaimed portion of farm road (number 2755):
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No. 197 Municipality of Windhoek: Correction Notice .......................................................................
No. 198 Usakos Municipality: Notice of vacancy in the membership of the Local Authority
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No. 199 Namibian Communications Commission: Renewal of a commercial radio broadcasting
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No. 200 Permanent closure of a portion of Erf 568, Katima Mulilo, Extension 2, (portion A) as public
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No. 201 Permanent closure of Erf 1505 (public open space), Otjiwarongo Extension 5 .....................
No. 202 Street closure in the Town of Ongwediva ...............................................................................
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No. 205 Town Council of Rehoboth: Electricity tariffs ......................................................................
No. 206 Oshakati Town Council: Annual tariff structure for the financial year ending 30 June
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No. 207 Municipality of Outjo: Amendment of cemetery regulations .................................................
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Introducing 'Guilty Pleasures Cabaret & Burlesque Festival' - In May 2017 Brunswick Heads will host a new event... 3 Nights of Guilty Pleasures featuring a host of incredible performers in the easy beauty of Byron Bay's vintage neighbour.
We're transforming the town's beautiful art deco hall into a sit-down cabaret venue worthy of 1930s Berlin. Dress to the nines and join us for a host of thrilling performances that get more outrageous as the night goes on!
After Sellout Shows on Friday & Saturday, don't miss out on your last chance this year to enjoy Guilty Pleasures!
Please note: Internet Sales (ticket price $45) close tonight at 5pm, 2 hours before Showtime.
Doors and Box Office open at 6.30pm tonight. Ticket price $50 on the door.
Please check your booking, including venue and times, before finalising your order, as it is not possible to give refunds.


Pies, I., Beckmann, M., & Hielscher, S. (2011). Competitive Markets, Corporate Firms, and New Governance: An Ordonomic Conceptualization. In Ingo Pies und Peter Koslowski (Eds.), Corporate Citizenship and New Governance: The Political Role of Corporations (pp. 171-188). Berlin: Springer.
Pies, Ingo, Markus Beckmann, and Stefan Hielscher. "Competitive Markets, Corporate Firms, and New Governance: An Ordonomic Conceptualization." Corporate Citizenship and New Governance: The Political Role of Corporations Ed. Ingo Pies und Peter Koslowski, Berlin: Springer, 2011. 171-188.


Phoronix notes that Mesa 7.11 has been released. The OpenGL 3.0 requirements are a whole lot closer to being met with the changes made since Mesa 7.10, but there is still work to be done. Mature Intel Sandy Bridge and preliminary support for Ivy bridge has been added. AMD Llano Fusion graphics and Radeon HD 6900 "Cayman" are now supported.