AreEqual(expected, actual);
        }

        /// <summary>
        ///A test for StartsWithKeyword
        ///</summary>
        [TestMethod()]
        public void StartsWithKeywordTest_Found()
        {
            string CommandLine = "Some_keyword in this line";
            string Keyword = "Some_keyword";
            bool expected = true; 
            bool actual;
            actual = TokenString.StartsWithKeyword(CommandLine, Keyword);
            Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
        }

        /// <summary>
        ///A test for StartsWithKeyword
        ///</summary>
        [TestMethod()]
        public void StartsWithKeywordTest_NotFound()
        {
            string CommandLine = "Some_keyword in this line";
            string Keyword = "Somekeyword";
            bool expected = false;
            bool actual;
            actual = TokenString.StartsWithKeyword(CommandLine, Keyword);
            Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
        }

    }
}
  The O provides the "off".
>> to the other by shouting "WTF?" at a conservative audience?
>> Can "LMMFAObama" be far behind?
>> One hopes so.
Probably I wasnt very clear, I mean, it is indeed wealth redistribution; but the overall feelings from some people towards redistribution are quite questionable. People in paid work basically find it an insult that the money they produce is redirected to others that dont get paid work. But paid work in general is a questionable subject, why should someone get paid for wasting oil in transportation going to their non-wealth producing jobs? A lot of jobs dont create real wealth, if anything I preferably pay people to stay at home, think, generate ideas, etc. without wasting earth resources, thinking on how he can actually contribute to society in a real way, or even a life of leizure technology can create. Other is, a lot of money is not made through the "work of others", it is made from the labour of technology. Bottom line, as Paine would say "Separate an individual from society, and give him an island or a continent to possess, and he cannot acquire personal property. He cannot be rich. So inseparably are the means connected with the end, in all cases, that where the former do not exist the latter cannot be obtained. All accumulation, therefore, of personal property, beyond what a man's own hands produce, is derived to him by living in society; and he owes on every principle of justice, of gratitude, and of civilization, a part of that accumulation back again to society from whence the whole came."Happy First Halloween Brielle!
Brielle had her first Halloween and turned 39 weeks! I wasn’t sure if I’d still be pregnant when Halloween came around, so I hadn’t planned anything. I introduced Brielle to the first Halloweentown movie (a yearly tradition for me) and then we went out and bought candy for the trick or treaters. David had bought a bag, but it was not the type of candy kids like, so we took it back. I did not anticipate the rush on candy at 4 in the afternoon. Goodness gracious, we went to Kroger, Rite Aid, and Publix in search of all the candy we needed. Brielle loves Skittles and I was determined to get some for her. David finally found a bag at Publix. Thank goodness, Brielle’s Halloween had to be perfect. We also picked up a pumpkin to carve for Brielle, her first jack-o-lantern!
We also went to a used book store and picked up some more books for her. I was shocked to find a couple of my favorites, “The Rough-Face Girl” and “The Legend of the Bluebonnet,” which is about a Comanche tribe, which I’m pretty sure is the tribe my family is descended from. My great grandfather wasn’t the greatest guy, so we aren’t sure what tribe we come from, but the Comanches are the only tribe we resemble. I read her both books and she liked them both! Especially “The Rough-Face Girl,” she started wiggling a lot when I read the part about the Invisible Being recognizing how beautiful the girl was even though she was scarred from fire.
When we got home I started munching on candy and Brielle had a bit of a sugar rush. David fastened Brielle’s mermaid costume onto my belly, I can’t see the bottom of my belly now. My parents bought that sweet outfit for her, I didn’t know if Brielle would come before Halloween and I wanted something for her. This worked out really well, especially since I’m not sure she’s going to fit into it anymore. She’s a full size baby now and has incredibly long legs, David and I are going to breed a race of giants.
Later we carved her jack-o-lantern and passed out candy to the trick or treaters. We turned on the movie Hocus Pocus (another yearly tradition) and watched that. Brielle had crashed by the time we watched Hocus Pocus, too much sugar for a little girl. But she had a lot of fun tonight. She did her dancing and wiggles and kicked her Daddy a lot!
Brielle’s big sisters celebrated Halloween too! I dressed Emmy (the oldest) in a cheerleader costume that says “Rah, Rah, Ruff!” and I dressed Rosie (the baby) in a glow in the dark pirate costume that says “Trick ‘Arrr’ Treat.” My dog children love dressing up, it made their day when I pulled out their costumes. Especially Emmy, Emmy is a flat-coated retriever which are known to be scary smart. So Emmy actually picked out her costume. I know that sounds weird, but really she’s so smart. Everyone says that about their beloved pets, but Emmy just knows and understands things. Her breed was used nearly to extinction by the English in the World Wars and I can see why they are such a popular breed for war. They have a calculating intelligence and a seriousness most retrievers don’t have. The girls, as I call them, also had pumpkin treats and enjoyed a brisk fall day outside. They were very happy and were thoroughly exhausted by the end of the day.
I’m so happy we got to share this holiday with Brielle. It was a very happy day, in a sugary sweet, happy family way. Those are my favorite type of days, I’m so thankful we got to have another one as a family.
I also made a Halloween playlist and have been playing it for Brielle. We’ve had a few hits with her. Interesting to note, she doesn’t like the Monster Mash or Time Warp, she really doesn’t like Time Warp.
The “Oh, you’re such a sweet baby!” picture, with tickles.
Beautifying little Brielle.
Here we go, fixed sea shells and starfish.
Brielle’s pumpkin and her bucket.
Emmy’s costume, with Rosie trying to get in the shot.
Rosie’s costume, with a fresh dabble of dirt on her nose.
Her Daddy is hard at work carving her pumpkin.
He said he was happy we went ahead and did this, it was a fun memory to make with her.
All of Brielle’s pumpkins!
How do I see my FPS in UT? I know how to do it in Quake III.
You need to get to the screen that has GAME MULTIPLAYER, OPTIONS, TOOLS, choose tools then TIME DEMO STATISTICS options, and when you resume the game it will show your FPS.
Thank you! I will try it when I get home tonight!
No problem any time. Also I forgot to mention to turn it off go throught the same process and choose it again, then it is off. Just in case you didn't know.For most areas on Whidbey Island, the highest tides will occur on Jan. 23 and 24.
Central Whidbey Fire and Rescue photo Homes on Resort Road in Coupeville were severely flooded during last month’s king tide event.
King tides that caused severe flooding on Whidbey last month and prompted Island County commissioners to issue a declaration of emergency are expected to return at the end of the week.
Between Jan. 20 and 25, the Puget Sound region and areas along the Olympic Peninsula’s western coast will be inundated with extremely high tides. For most areas on Whidbey Island, the highest tides will occur on Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 23 and 24.
According to data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the highest tides on the island will surpass 13 feet in areas such as Crescent Harbor, Penn Cove, Greenbank and Holmes Harbor, while approaching 13 feet at Sandy Point and Possession Sound.
King tides at the end of December were exacerbated by snowmelt, rain and low barometric pressure. South Whidbey Fire/EMS Deputy Chief Terry Ney said these conditions are not forecasted to coincide with the coming round of king tides, but flooding could still be similar to last month in some areas.
The barometric pressure at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island dipped below 29 inHg on Dec. 27 and remained low for the duration of the flooding. This time around